Stokes' law for determining viscosity from sphere fall velocity applies in the absence of wall, inertial, and end effects. One objective of this investigation was to establish a criterion for choosing a tube long enough to avoid end effects. The resulting criterion is as follows. ForL/D=2andd/D<0.125there are no observable end effects throughout the middle third of the fall tube, even for Re as large as 2. Another objective was to establish a correlation of simultaneous wall and end corrections to Stokes' law in the absence of inertial effects, for application in short tube viscometry. The desired correlation is presented in Figure 3 and Table I.