The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-19

yard, Des Moines, la, or the American Chamber of Commerce at Mexico City. The special committee of the cham Der which is handling tho subject of Mexican-American scholarships consists of the following:s
 F. W. Teelc, chairman, general man. ager Mexican Light & Power Co, Ltd, and Mexico Tismways company, Mex ico City.
 s. W. Rider, vice chairman, president Mexican International Trust company, Mexico City.
 William F. Saunders, secretary Sec retry American Chamber of Commerce of Mexico.
 O. w. E. Cook, pastor Union Evangel- ical church, Mexico City.
 H. W. Page, representative of Eastern Engineering company. and Kinney Man ufacturing company of Boston. Tampico, Mexico. berlain Medicine company, Des Moines, Iowa
 James Carson, assistant manager Ma ticnal Paper & Type Co, New York city.
 John Jacob Arnold, general manager H. V. Greene company, Boston. Mass.
 Nelson o. Rhoades, of the law firm of Garfield & Rhoades Los Angeles,
 J. L. Starr Hunt. attorney, at law. Mexico City.
 Richard Williamson, secretary Young Mems Christian association, Mexico City.
 Chas. H. Cunningham, American trade commissioner of the department of for eign and domestic commerce. Mexico City.
 COLLEGES INTERESTED
 Among the American coueges and business houses which have already gh thair Syr fh~ yxifh ho ,,1~ the following:
 Municipal University of Akron, Ohio, offers free tuition. University of Nebraska offers free tui- ton outside of professional schools. University of Alabama offers six tui- tion scholarships outside of professional schools. University of Texas offers scholarships of s6D0.00 each to six students. Iowa State Teachers college will allow $100 on college fees to first ten students making application from foreign coun- tries
 Miami university. Oxford. Ohio, offers one scholarship of $50 and laboratory fees.
 Northwestern college. Napiervine, H., offers five. scholarships. only one now being used of $9O for tuition. Haverford college, Haverford, Pa, of- fers one scholarship covering tuition board and lodging. Temple university. Philadelphia, Pa, offers five scholarships covering tuition or.ly. Lexington university, Lexington, Ky, Offers four graduate feiiowships and ten scholarships to well-prepared students only.
 College Of Wooster, Wooster, Ohio, of fers one or two scholarships covering tuition charges of $iOO. y-f~ r< tied number Of scholarships to foreign students covering tuition only. HAmlipe university. St. Paul. Mini, of- fers two scholarships of $i20, each cover ing tuition. DePauw university, Greencastie, Ind, offers two scholarships covering free tui- tion
 Beloit college. Beioit, Wis, offers four scholarships of 50 each to be applied on yearly tuition.
 Ellsworth college, Iowa Falls, Iowa, offers two scholarships covering tuition only.
 Bowdom college. Brunswick, Me, of- fers one or two scholarships covering free tuition.
 New York university, New York, of fers ten scholarships amounting 10 tui- ton charges up to a maximum of $200 per year to I4atin-American students of high scholarship.
 University of Nevada, Reno, Nevada, charges no tuition fees.
 Illinois State Normal university, Nor mal. Iil-, offers ten scholarships free of tuition.
 AMERICAN BUSINESS HOUSES
 Chamberlain Medicine company, Des Moines, Iowa, will pay tuition for two men at Drake university and give them employment half time.
 Waterbury Chemical company, Des Moines. Iowa. will pay tuition for one n,an at Drake university and give him employment half time