The Iron Age 1914: Vol 94 Index

THE IRON AGE VOL. XCIV. JULY—DECEMBER, 1914 NEW YORK: ; DAVID WILLIAMS COMPANY, 239 West 39th Street, A Abell, O. J.: Making Unusual Pumps for New Orleans,* Nov 5 p 1060 Accidents: Compensation Acts and Industrial Diseases, Oct 1 p 807 Compensation in Massachusetts, Oct 29 p 1006 First Aid Jar,* Dec 24 p 1444 First Aid Treatment, Dec 17 p 1420 Addy, Matthew, & Co.: Southern Pig-Iron Rate Reduction, July 16 p 177 Unprecedented Pig-lron Oct 15 p 919 Unsatisfactory Pig-Iron Dee 17 p 1417 Advertising: Capitalizing Failures in, Sept 3 p 568 Duty on Matter to Canada, Sept 24 p 726; Oct 1 p 783; Oct 8 p 842 Some Suggestions, Aug 13 p 386 Waste in Circular, Sept 3 p 568 Aiken, W. A.: Blast-Furnace S'ag as Aggregate in Concrete, July 23 p 201 Air Compressors: General Electric, for Blowing Cu- polas,* Sept 3 p 541 Richards Starting Unloader,* 30 p 268 Wernicke-Hatcher Single-Stage Ro- tary,* Oct 29 p 991 Ajax Metal Company: Brass Melting in Electric Furnace,* Dec 31 p 1492 Akron Gear & Engineering Company: Three-Cone Friction Clutch,* July 30 p 265 Alexander, M. W.: Safety Devices for Foundry, Nov 26 pp 1241 and 1260 Waste in Hiring and Men, Oct 29 p 1082 Allan, A. C.: Self-Adjusting Wrench,* 1287 Allen-Bradley Company: Compression Starters for Motors,* Oct 8 p 831 Situation, Buying, July Discharging Dec 3 p Allen, Edgar, American Manganese Steel Company: Large Manganese Steel Dredge Dippers,* Nov 26 p 1237 Wood Special Straightening Press,* Sept 10 p 609 Alloy Steel Forging Company: To Enlarge, Dec 3 p 1277 Alsace-Lorraine: Large Iron Output 1913, Sept 3 p 543 Alton Steel Company: In Receiver’s Hands, July 16 p 159 Aluminum: Supply and Future Price,* 838 Aluminum Castings Company: Oct 8 p Sand Mixing Plant,* Dec 3 p 1273 Scientific Management,* Sept 3 p 523 Aluminum Company of America: Data on Aluminum, Aug 6 p 326 Amalgamated Association: Failure of Conference, July 2 p 55 INDEX ustrated articles indicated by# Iron Rolling Mill Scale Agreement, July 16 p 177 American Association for Labor Legis lation: Convention 1421 American Boiler Manufacturers’ Asso- ciation: Announcement of Convention, July 23 p 193 Convention Programme, Dec 17 p Programme, Aug 27 p 495 Proceedings of Convention, Sept 10 p 620 American Bridge Company: Western Engineers to Visit Am- bridge, Aug 6 p 359 American Business Men in British Eyes, Nov 5 p 1089 American Car & Foundry Company: Annual Report, July 2 p 56 American Drop Forgers Association, Nov 19 p 1209 American Express Company: Investigation in South Oct 1 p 799 American Foundrymen’s Association: (See Foundrymen’s Associations) American Grondal Company: Greenawalt lron-Ore Sintering Plants, Oct 1 p 775 American Institute of Chemical Engi- neers: Announcemert of Annual Meeting, Nov 19 p 1209 American Institute of Metals: Announcement of Programme, July 2 p 39; Sept 3 p 556* Convention Papers, Aug 27 p 489 Convention Proceedings,* Sept 10 p 642; Sept 17 p 688 Meeting in 1915, Nov 19 p 1209 American Institute of Mining Engi- neers: Announcement of October Meeting, July 2 p 13 Convention Papers, Sept 10 p 627; Oct 1 p 806 Convention Proceedings, Oct 15 p 892 American Iron and Steel Institute: Announcement of October Meeting, July 2 p 55 Bar Output, 1913, Aug 20 p 460 Canadian Steel and Pig-Iron Out- put, Sept 3 p 565 Editorial on Birmingham Meeting, Nov 5 p 1086 Editorial on Sheet and Tin Plate Production, 1913, July 23 p 213 New Members, July 2 p 55; Oct 1 p 803; Nov 12 p 1133; Dee 24 p 1458 Output of Steel in 1913, July 25 p 230 Pig-Iron Production Aug 20 p 434 Sheet and Tin-Plate Produc tion in 1913, July 23 p 234 Proceedings of Convention, Nov 5 pp 1076 and 1105 Programme for Fall Meeting, Sept 10 p 608; Oct 1 p 803; Oct 22 p 974 American Iron & Steel Mfg. Company: Powdered Coal in Furnaces,* July 9 p SU America, First Half, Plate, iil 2/6065 American Locomotive Company: Annual Report, Sept 24 p 741 Powdered Coal in Furnaces,* July 9 p 80 Vibratory Testing Machine,* July 9 p 84 American Machine & Foundry Com- pany: Seeking New Field, Sept 24 p 714 American Manganese Mfg. Company: Acquires Dunbar Furnace Company Holdings, July 16 p 180 Dunbar Furnace Plans, Aug 20 p 439 Ferromanganese to be tured, Sept 24 p 721 Making Ferromanganese at Dunbar, Nov 5 p 1059 American Manufacturers sociation : Meeting, Oct 22 p 957 Proceedings of Convention, Oct 29 p 1034 American Musical Supply Company: Increased American Tuning Pin Supply, Oct 1 p 800 American Roller Bearing Company: Heavy Machinery Roller Bearings, Dec 10 p 1355 American Shipbuilding Company: Annual Report, Oct 22 p 935 American Society for Testing Mate rials: Convention Proceedings, July 2 p 62; July 9 pp 95 and 118 American Society of Mechanical Engi- neers: Annual Meeting 12 p 1147 Boiler Specifications Hearing, Sept 10 p 613 Proceedings of p 1347 Service Scored, Dee 24 p 1452 Topics for International Congress in 1915, July 16 p 143 Working for Steam Boiler Specifi cations, Sept 17 p 691 American Steel & Wire Company: Steel Plant Workers Gardens,* Oct 1 p 768 American Steel Company: Buys Coke Plants, Dee 24 p 1452 American Supply & Machinery Manu- facturers’ Association: Convention Announcement, p 1439 American Vanadium Company: Vanadium Steel Hammer Sept 17 p 666 Vanadium Steel Rails, Oct 15 p 887 American Zine & Smelting Company: Under-Water Coal Storage, Sept 24 p 714 Ams, Max, Machine Company: New Plant, Sept 17 p 661 Andersen, Alfred G.: Early Panama Exposition itors, Nov 19 p 1182 Anderson Forge & Machine Company: Heat-Treating Plant,* Dec 3 p 1284 Anderson Rolled Gear Forging Com- pany: Hot Rolled Gears,* Aug 20 p 425 Applegate, Kenneth P.: Titanium and the Magnetic Proper ties of Iron, July 2 p 53 Manufac Export As- Programme, Nov Convention, Dec 10 Dec 24 Piston, Exhib- 1V Arc Lamp, Flaming, in Steel Industry, Oct 22 p 947 Argentina: Imports, Aug 20 p 458 Our Trade with, Dec 3 p 15319 Armor and Shells, Bidders for, Nov 5 p 1049 Armor Plate, Bethlehem Steel Com pany Low Bidder on, Oct 15 p 900 Armstrong Brothers Tool Company: Safety Lathe Dog,* Nov 12 p 1125 Armstrong Cork & Insulation Com pany: Refrigerated Drinking Water, Sept op 5&9 Armstrong-Whitworth — of Lid.: Opening of Plant, Dec 31 p 1487 Art Mctal Construction Company: Canada, Empoyers Want Ideas, Nov 12 p iy Artillery, Belgian and French, Aug 20 p 420 Ashes and Slag, Charges for ‘‘Wast- ing,” Aug 27 p 514 Asia: Blast-Furnace Projects, Oct 1 p 776 Associated Industries: New Organization at 16 p 141 Association of Iron and Steel Electri cal Engineers: Coming Convention Papers, July 23 suffalo, July p 211 Convention Programme, Sept 10 p 619 Proceedings of Convention, Sept 24 p 718 Atkins, E. C. & Co.: Record of Welded Hack Saw Sept 17 p 661 Test of a Circular Saw, Oct 1 p 772 Attaches, Records of New Commercial, Oct 8 p 858 Atwater, R. M., Jr.: May Smelt Bolivian Tin 29 p 1010 Auel, Carl! B.: Standardization in Factory,” p 1280 Aupperle, J. A.: Tin and Terne 206 Aurora Tool Works: Compound Table for Drilling chines,* Oct 22 p 941 Australia: Broken Hill Proprietary Company’s Works, Sept 24 p 715 War Advance in Steel Prices, 26 p 1263 Austria: Steel Trade Conditions, Oct 8 p 845 Styrian Erzberg Iron-Ore Output," Aug 27 p 482 Automatic Drill Chuck Corporation: Quictite Drill Chuck,* July 16 p 151 Automobiles: Brown Hoisting Power Crane,* Aug 27 p 484 Cowan Elevating Truck,* Oct 15 p 879 Industry Statistics, Nov 5 p 1052 Making Electric Starting Outfits,* Oct 15 p 875 Rapid Finishing of Castings,* 3 p 1282 Avery, B. F., & Sons: Safety First Booklet, Oct 15, p 887 Axles, Internal Fissures in,* July 16 p 144 Blade, Here, Oct Dec 3 Plates,* July 23 p Ma- Nov Dee B > Babcock, George De A.: Applied Scientific Management,* July 2 p 14; July 9 p 90; July 16 p 134 Factory Planning Nov 5 p 1068 Zachman, F. E.: Titaniferous Ores in nace, Dec 24 p 1470 Department,* Blast Fur JULY-DECEMBER, 1914 Backert, A. O.: Selling Price of Castings, Oct 22 p 935 Bagley, Mills & Co.: Benzol Recovery Juy 23 p 235 Bailey, George M.: Repairing Malleable Castings, Au; 6 p 333 Baker Brothers: Plant at Farrell, Rapid Drilling Machine,* Nov 19 } 1171 Band, Workmen’ Children, Ports mouth Stee! Company, Nov 5 p 1083 Banfield, Robert T.: Patent for Making Iron Sheets, Oct 1 p 805 sank to Aid Export Trade, Nationa City, July 9 p 88 Banking System Launched, Aug 15 p 385 Banks of South States, Banner, Otto: Turbo-B!lowers, Nov 5 p 1104 Bar Guard for Concrete, Stee!l,* Aug 2/ p 48, Barber & Ross: Long Use, Shop Machine,’ p 714 Barges, Self-Propelled Coal,* p 307 Barnes Drill Company: All-Geared Gang Drilling Machine,* Oct 1 p 772 Barnes, E. A.: Drop-Pouring for Casting,” p 612 Barnes, W. F and Stee! America, United Oct 29 p 1026 Trussed Sept 24 Aug 6 Sept 10 . & John, Company: Screw Cutting Engine Lathe,* Sept 3 p 550 Barnum Richardson Company: Historic Connecticut Iron Making, July 30 p 254 Barometer Recorder, Uehling, July 30 p 269 Barr, H. Edsil: Pneumatic Hammer, Barrett, John: Note of Caution and Warning, Oct 1 p 799 Nov 19 p 1175 Bars: And Pipe in the Iron Column, Dec 3 p 1298 Cambria Deformed July 2 p 22 Testing Reinforcing, Aug 6 p 323 Baush Machine Tool Company: Drilling Machine, 46-Hole,* Oct 1 p 758 Multiple Drilling Machine,’ p 251 Semi-Automatic Drilling Machine,* Nov 5 p 1059 Universal Horizontal Drilling chine,* Dec 3 p 1286 Bearings: American Roller, Dec 10 p 1355 3ock Test of Taper Roller,* Oct 29 p 1004 Stow Device for Tapered Bushings,” Sept 24 p 709 Becker, Frank J.: Molding Frame, July 30 Aug 6 p 315 Belgium: Seat of War,* Aug 20 p 420 War Effect on Steel Works, p 745 Belt, Long, Gandy, Nov 26 p 1233 Bemis, Edgar W.: Milling Machine Attachment,* July 2pl13 Bending Brake, Dreis & Power,* Oct 29 p 996 Bending Machine for Sheets, ara,* Oct 29 p 990 Benney, William M.: South American Machinery Trade, Aug 27 p 486 3enzol Recovery at Farrell, July 23 p 235 Reinforcing,’ July 30 Ma- p 952 :* “y» Sept 24 Krump Niag Jernard and Guillet: Methods for Local Case Hardening, Dec 31 p 1529 Bernhardt, Fr.: Talbot and Other Furnaces, Nov 12 p 1118 Besly, Charles H. & Co.: Disk Grinding Machine,* July 23 p 207 Grinding and Sanding Machine,* Sept 3 p 552 Bethlehem Steel Company: Laboratory,* Sept 24 p 710 Low Armor Plate Bidder, Oct 15 p 900 Operations at Tofo Iron 1914,* Dec 24 p 1448 Successful Armor and Shells Bid- der, Nov 5 p 1049 Billets, Rowley Casting Method, July 2 p 56 Billings & Spencer Company: To Expand, July 9 p 94 Wrench Sizes for Nuts, Sept 3 p 589 Birdsboro Steel Foundry & Machine Company: Production of Turbine Aug 27 p 481 Bitterfeld Electrochemical Works: Boron in Iron and Steel, Nov 19 p 1172 Blooming Mill Engine Hill,* Dec 3 p 1278 Blowers, Turbo, Nov 5 p 1104 Blowpipes, Sanitary Mouth Piece for,* Dec 24 p 1445 Bock Bearing Company: Taper Roller Bearing Test,* Oct 29 p 1004 Bodwell, H. L.: Steel Plant Repair Nov 5 p 1055 Boiler Manufacturers: (See American Boiler Manufactur- ers’ Association) Boilers: For Uniform Specifications, Sept 17 p 691 Hearing on Specifications, Sept 10 p 613 Removal of Ship’s,* Nov 5 p 1067 Specifications for Tubes, Dee 17 p 1418 Boker, Hermann, & Co.: In Receiver’s Hands, Sept 10 p 629 Bolivian Tin: May Smelt Here, Oct 29 p 1010 Mines, Castings,* Test, Brier Department, Seaboard Smelter For, Nov 19 p 1205 Tin Smelted at New York, Aug 20 p 459 Valorization for Tin Sept 10 p 646 Bollinger Brothers: Completing New Plant, Oct 1 p 806 Bolt Head Trimming Machine, Water- bury Farrel,* Oct 29 p 997 Bonner Tool Company: To Reorganize, Oct 15 p 891 Bonus Wage Payment, Modified,* Dec 17 p 1384 Book Reviews: American Machinists’ Aug 20 p 464 Business Administration, July 30 p 290 Cambria Steel, July 2 p 61 Chemical Analysis of Special Steels, Nov 5 p 1084 Cleaning Blast Furnace Gases, Nov 5 p 1084 Examination of Lubricating Nov 5 p 1084 Export Trade Directory, Dec 24 p 1466 Fan Engineering, July 16 p 175 Gas, Gasoline and Oil Engines, Oct 22 p 972 Graphic Methods for Facts, Dee 17 p 1417 Concentrates, Handbook, Oils, Presenting Handbook of Construction Plant, Nov 5 p 1084 Hendricks’s Commercial Register, Oct 22 p 972 Iron Ores of Lake Superior, Nov 26 p 1235 Iron Ores: Their Occurrence, Valua- tion and Control, Oct 8 p 858 McAndrew’s Floating School, July z p 61 Mechanical Movements Powers and Devices, July 30 p 290 Metallurgy, Nov 26 p 123 Methods of Machine Shop Nov 26 p 1234 Pattern Making, Oct 22 p 972 Work, Poor’s Manual of Industrials, Sept 24 p 747 Poor’s Manual of Public Utilities, July 16 p 175 Railway Library for 1913, Nov 5 p 1084 Steam Pipes, Their Construction and Arrangement, July 16 p 175 Steel Working and Tool Dressing, Sept 24 p 747 Telephone Construction, Etc., July 16 p 175 The Job, The Man, The Boss, July 2p 61 Tin Plate Industry, Sept 24 p 747% Boring Bar: Kelly Lathe Head,* Oct 29 p 1003 Boring Machines: Niles-Bement-Pond Gigantic,* Sept 24 p 706 Niles - Bement - Pond Aug 27 p 485 Bering Mills: Electric Horizontal,’ Controller, Reversing Drive,* Dee 10 p 1345 Boron in Steel and Iron, Nov 19 p 1172 Bourne-Fuller Company: Heavy Material Warehouse,* Sept 10 p 602 Bowman-Blackman Machine Tool Company: Time to Put Plant in Order, Dee 17 p 1416 Bowron, James: Present Conditions, Dec 17 p 1421 Southern Iron and Steel Industry, Nov 12 p 1126; Nov 19 p 1184; Nov 26 p 1228 3raeburn Steel Company: Crucible Steel Manufacture, 2p4 Brakes: Dreis & Krump Oct 29 p 996 General Electric Cranes,* Nov Brandon, G. R.: Foundry Cupola,* Oct 15 p 890 Brass Furnace Practice, Aug 20 p 438 Brass Manufacturers: Annual Meeting, Dec 31 p Catalogue, Oct 22 p 969 Brassert, Hermann H.: American Blast Furnace Practice,’ July Power Bending,’ Solenoid for 19 p 1177 1501 July 2 p 30; July 9 p 92; July 16 pp 153 and 178 Brazil: Iron and Steel and Machinery to, Aug 27 p 512 Iron Industry,* Oct 15 p 888 Bremerhiitte, A. G.: New German Plate Mill,* Nov 19 p 1174 Brick: Chrome and Magnesia by Weight, Dee 10 p 1367 Nozzle for Foundry Ladles,* Sept 24 p 708 Brier Hill Steel Company: Blooming-Mill Engine Test,* Dee 3 p 1278 Briquettes in Blast Furnace, Dec 17 p 1394 sriquetting Ore, Nov 26 p 1258 3ristol Company: Recording Instrument,* Nov 26 p 1233 British Topics: (See Great Britain) JULY-DECEMBER, 1914 Soft Steel, Cause of,” 999 Dime Broken Hiil Proprietary Company: New South Wales Works, Sept p 715 Bronze, Manganese, as Engineering Material,* Sept 3 p 538 grown & Sharpe Mfg. Company: Brittleness in Dee 3 p 24 Automatic Screw Machine,* Aug 6 p 306 Cutting Short Lead Spirals,* Dee 3 p 1293 Screw Machine with Single-Belt, July 30 p 27] Hoisting pany: Evolution of Car Dumper,* Oct p 985 Power Crane for Automobile Trucks,* Aug 27 p 484 3rown Instrument Company: Resistance Type Thermometer, July 30, p 267 Browning Company: Mammoth Locomotive Crane,* 24 p 716 Bruce-Macbeth Engine Company: Steam as a By-Product,* Oct 1 p 764 Bryan, William J.: Fling at Manufacturers, 1299 Buckeye Engine Company: In Hands of Receiver, Aug 20 p 423 Budget Making, Oct 1 p 804 Build, A Time to, Dec 24 p 1450 Builders’ Hardware, Opening American, Sept 10 p 645 Bullard Machine Tool Company: Allots Eastern Territory, Sept 10 p 654 Bunnell, Sterling H.: Cost from Selling Price, July 2 p 20 Destruction of “Fireproof” Build ings,* Dec 17 p 1381 Burdett-Rowntree Mfg. Company: Automatic Dumbwaiter,* Nov 26 p 927 20 Bureau of Standards: Finishing Temperatures in Rolling Rails, July 2 p 24 Burman, Birger F.: 3rown Machinery Com- 2G Sept Dee 3 p for Germany’s Trade Position, Nov 5 p 1104 Burr, John T., & Son: Cold Sawing Machine,* Nov 26 p 1232 Burro Mountain Copper Company: Nordberg Diesel Engine,* Sept 10 p 601 Burroughs Adding Machine Company: Heat-Treating Plant,* Nov 12 p 1115 Schooling the Organization, July 23 p 208 Burt Mfg. Company: Belt-Driven Ventilator, ore July 30 p Susiness: Crisis—How Met, Sept 10 » 610 Factors in the Situation, Nov 12 p 1130 Prospects, Oct True Condition of, Oct 15 p 900 Buying, Simultaneous. Urged to Start Revival, Dec 10 p 1352 By-Products from Producer Gas op? 15 p 898 July C & C Electric & Mfg. Company: Portable Are Machine,* Aug 6 p 319 Cadmium, Automatic Fireman, Nov 12 p 1125 Cadwallader. W. H.: General Manager, Union Switch & Signal Company,* Aug 6 p 359 Calorizing, for Coating Metals,* Dec 17 p 1386 Cambria Steel Company: Concrete Reinforcing Bar,* July 2 p 22 Sales Offices Move to Philadelphia, Se Steel T pt 24 p 7 ‘ie,* July Vanadium Steel Rails, Oct 15 p 887 Campbell, J. R.: Coke Oven App 660 26 2p19 liance,* Se Campion and Gray: Oxy-Acetylene Welds, July 30 p 250 ~ ~ C ‘arbon ‘anada: pt 17 p Dominion Steel Company’s Report, Nov 19 p 1209 Duty on Advertising Matter, Sept 24 p 726: (et 1 p 783: Oct p 842 Eastern Car Company Plant,* Se 24 p 703 Electric Steel from Ore, Oct 15 877 Iron Trade Prospects, Oct 22 p 9 Moose Mountain Iron Ores, Oct p 1025 Notes, Sept 24 p 745 Ship Subsidies, Oct 1 p 758 Steel and Pig-Iron Output, Sept p 565 Steel Works Closed, Aug 27 p 510 To Report Iron Mining, Oct 8 p 843 Trade Under War Conditions, Sept 10 p 646 x8 pt p rs”) vv 29 War and Iron and Steel Trade, Aug or ‘anal, Pz p 511 nama: (See Panama Canal) Portab ») Se le Sheari 9) ) £20 Hearths f pt 17 p 6 ng Blast or 66 ‘anton Foundry & Machine Company: Machine,* July Furnaces, arbons, Larger Demand for Lighting, Oct 29 p 997 Carnahan and Maskrey: Unifor 17 m Oxidiz p 1396 ing of Carnahan, John E.: Patent for Oxidized Sheets, Sept 24 p 754 Carnegie Steel Company: Benzol Ju Recovery 2 ly 23 p 2: Manganese Ore Prices, Sept ) Plant at ) ) Sheets, Finish Farr May Reduce Wages, Oct 8 p 866 Carpenter, Charles E.; Ameri On “an Machine Tools t 15 p RUG Carpenter, C. U C C Commi ttees for Controllin facture, Oct 8 p 822 Carpenter, Prof. | Burning Pulverized Coal, July 16, p 148 Carpenter Steel Company: Rolling Dy ars: Mill ‘ive, W > Yo ba Stes ith Steam Better Movement, Oct 1 p Eastern Car Company Plant, 24 Evolut QR Mamm Ne Me Ne No p 7TO3 ion of 5 oth iv 26 p 12! Performance 1243 re wv 26 p Pennsylvania § 20 ) Recent Sept 17 3 Ha ase De lror Carwh p Conve ast Iron, 24 International Specifications, . p With p p 154 Freig | Jumper, ( ht, 4 tee| Development in I) p HF arw hee ss From Chilled ¢ rdenit a eels from 136 ting Into p 1445 63 Unusual 1120 «a Hunter 4 st I ron Methods for 1 p 1529 ( hilled, S tee] or Patent Structure,* tne Abros Mar iv - o p 5 Dec ott hy 65 id 1u Turbine Nov 26 p 1221 iio bet 24 Futu Box OF De July Nov Statistics Loc: 1 Le vi Castings: As Electrical Apparatus Parts, Dec 31 p 1496 Coloring Patterns for, 1179; Dec 3 p 1300 Drop-Pouring for,* Sept 10 p 612 Dry and Green Sand, Sept 3 p 534 Finishing of Automobile,* Dec 3 p Nov 19 p 1282 Material for High Grade, Nov 12 p 1151 Modern Practice in Die, Sept 24 » 722 New Way to Make High Manganese Steel, Dee 31 p 1485 Preventing Piping in Steel,* p 854 Prime Steel Company’s Oct 22 p 929 Production of Turbine, 48] Repairing Malleable, Aug 6 p Selling Price of, Oct 22 p 933 Strength and Ductility of Mallea- ble,* Oct 22 p 948 Strength of Non-Ferrous, p 370 Welding Malleable, July 16 p 152 Catalogue Suggestions: For South America, Nov 5 p 1103 Some, July 30 p 254 Catasauqua, Pa.: Seventy-five Years of Pig Iron, July 2 p 60 Catskill Aqueduct, Narrows of,* Aug 13, p 365 Census Bureau: Pig-Iron Schedule, 1914, July 16 p 176 Schedules for Machinery and En- gines, Nov 12 p 1155 Steel Schedule, 1914, July 9 p 119; July 30 p 292 Oct 8 Methods, Aug 27 p 9o” o00 Aug 13 Siphon Central Steel Company: Incorporated, July 2 p 39 Chain: Export Order for, Dee 3 p 1325 Tariff Hurtful to Manufacture, Dec 17 p 1402 Chain Belt Company: Conveyor for Hot » 79 Challenge Machine Company: Protected Grinding Machine,* Oct 8 p 832 Chambers, T. N.: Catalogue Suggestions fo! America, Nov 5 p 1108 Shell July 9 South Channels and Z-Bars, Roll Passes for,* Dec 24 p 1467 Chapin, G. L.: Lighting of Plants,* Nov 19 p 1180 Charging Machine, Taylor-Wilson Skelp,* Dee 31 p 1483 Chart, Structural Designing, Aug 20 p 428 Chase, C. A.: Compensation Act and Married Workmen, Aug 6 p 332 Employers’ ‘Liability Legislation, Nov 26 p 1239 Chateaugay Pig-Iror 17 p 1417 Chattanooga Enameling & Stamping Company, Dec 17 p 1397 Chattanooga Gas & Products Company: Analyses, Dec. Coal By-Product Coke Ovens, Dec 31 p 1518 Coke Plant Contracts, Dec 17 p 1422 Chemical Engineers: (See American Institut cal Engineers) Chemical Products Shortage, Sept 24 p 72 Chicago: New Steel Buildings, Oct 15 p 886 Vessel to South America, Sept 3 p Dd i Chicago Pneumatic Tool Company: Duntley Drill on Radial Machine, July 30 ¢ 264 of Chemi- ‘ Anthracite JULY-DECEMBER, 1914 Chile: Coming Pan-American Oct & p 860 Importance of (Cincinnati Export Club Discussion), Aug 20 p 457 Operations at Tofo Mines, 1914,* Dec 24 p 1448 China: New Blast Furnaces May Ship to the United States, Nov 19 p 1191 Furnaces on Dec 3 p 1300 Chisel, Test of Mayari Steel,* Dec 3 p 299 Congress, New American Lines, Christianson, Peter: Peat in Iron-Ore p 190 Chrome Tool Steel Tubing, German and Swedish, Sept 24 p 726 Chrome-Vanadium Rolled Wheels, Aug 20 p 423 Chucks: Heald, Magnetic,* July 2 p 7 Horton Combination Scroll, p 1279 Landau Multiple Spindle, p 269 Quictite Automatic Drill,* July 16 p 151 Cincinnati Business 19 p 1175 Cincinnati Foundry Company: New Foundry,* Sept 3 p 542 Cincinnati Iron & Steel Company: Improved 16-in. Lathe,* Nov 26 p 1225 Cincinnati Planer Company: Industry, Aug 27 Dec 3 July 30 Men’s Club, Nov Self-Contained Planing Machine,* Dec 31 p 1484 Cincinnati Pulley Machinery Com- pany: Automatic-Power Feed Drilling Ma- chine,* Dee 3 p 1291 Replacing a Burned Plant,* July 2 p 6 Clamer and Hering: Brass Melting in Electric Furnace,’ Dec 31 p 1492 Clark Flexible Coupling Company: Quickly Attachable Coupling,* Oct 1 p 775 Clayton Anti-Trust Bill: Amending the, July 9 p 12: As Reported to Senate, July 23 p 79° ” ae Fogging an Issue, July 16 Jobbers Meet the p 350 Labor Combinations 26 p 1260 Labor Unions 647 Provisions "O7 ivi p 156 President, and the, Dictate, Sept 10 p Agreed Upo1 , Oct 1 p Cleveland: Conditions it » 1276 Export Club—Europear Trade, Sept 17 p 694 Manufacturers and Export Trade, Sept 3 p 588 Cleveland-Cliffs Iron Company: Steel Ore Stocking Trestle,* Oct 22 p 940 Cleveland Crane & Engineering Con pany: Crane Orders, Oct 22 p 976 Metal Trade s, Dec Machine ry Cleveland Hardware Company: Departure in Industrial Manage ment,* July 2 p 1 Roof Garden on Factory,* Oct 1 p 755 ‘leveland Machine & Mfg. Company: Double-Crank Massive Press,* Oct 1 p 767 Cleveland Punch & Shear Works Com pany: Open Gap Punching Machine,* July 16, p 139 Shearing p 1119 Plate Machines,* Nov 12 Steel. Cleveland Railway Supply Company’s Locomotive Crane,* Dee 31 p 1488 Clifford, G. C.: Handling Corrosive Liquids,* Oct 22 p 945 Clutch, Akron Gear Three-Cone Fric- tion,* July 30 p 265 Coal: Burning Pulverized,* July 16 p 148 Evolution of the Car Dumper,* Oct 29 p 985 Handling from Car to Ship, Oct 1 p 765 Michigan Tonnage Tax, Aug 27 p 180 Patent Fuel Process, July 23 p 199 Powdered, for Heating Furnaces, Nov 5 p 1045 Powdered in Industrial July 9 p 80 Pulverized, for Steam Making, July 9 p 83 Record Output, 1913, July 30 p 247 Furnaces, Self-Propelled Southern Barges,’ Aug 6 p 307 Under-Water Storage, Sept 24 p 714 United States, for South America, Sept 24 p 744 World’s Production, Nov 5 p 1085 Coating, Epicassit, a Protective Metal, Oct 8 p 837 Coating Metals, Calorizing,* p 1386 Cochrane & Co.: Record Life for a Blast Lining, July 2 p 9 Forming Machine, Garvin Cop- per,* July 23 p 193 Dee 17 Furnace Coil Coke: By-Product Ovens in Russia, July 23 p 197 Causes of Foundry Troubles, Dec 10 p 1548 Chattanooga By-Product Ovens, Dec 17 p 1422; Dec 31 p 1518 Maryland Steel Company’s By-Prod- uct Ovens,* Nov 19 p 1165 Of the Cupola Dump, Nov 5 p 1075 Oven Appliances,* Sept 17 p 660 Republic Company’s’ By-Product Plant,* Dee 24 p 1433 War Stops New Buffalo Coke Plant, Aug 20 p 439 Colorado Fuel & Iron Company: Annual Report, Nov 5 p 1072; Nov 19 p 1191 Coloring Patterns for Castings, Nov 19 p 1179; Dee 3 p 1300 Columbus, Ohio: Industrial Safety Exposition, Dee 3 p 1291 Commission Bill, Trade, Aug 13 pp 381 and 387 Compensation: Acts and Industrial 1 p 807 Kentucky Act Invalid, Dec 24 p 1452 Diseases, Oct Laws and Married Men, Oct 22 p 954 Massachusetts, Oct 29 p 1006 Massachusetts Act’s First Year, Aug 20 p 482 York Act, Married Workmen, Aug 6 p 332; Aug 20 p 450 Wanted—a Model Bill, Nov 26 p 1242 Compressors, Air: Ingersoll-Rand Small Portable, Dec 17 p 1392 Wernicke-Hatcher Pump Company, Oct 29 p 991 Conant & Donelson Company: Hexagon Screw Plate Guide, 31 p 1488 Concentration by Goltra Process, Nov 12 p 1148 Concrete Edges, Bar Guard for, 27 p 487 Concrete Factory, Reinforced, Dec 31 Pp 1525 Condenser, Jet,* Oct New Dec Aug Wheeler Self-Contained 15 Pp SRG Cone, Edwin F.: Historic Iron Making in Connecti- cut,* July 30 p 250 Titanium Ores in Blast Furnace,* Oct 22 p 936 Conservation of Human Resources, American—A Contrast, Sept 24 p 727 Construction by Small Interest, New, July 9 p 98 Construction News, Works, Value of, Aug 27 p 488 Consular Service, Bill to Reform, Oct 29 p 1007 Contraband of War, Aug 13 p 402; Aug 20 p 133: Oct 8&8 p $32: Ua, Nov 19 p 1207 Controllers for Cranes, Westing- house,* Aug 13 p 373 Controlling Manufacture, Committees for, Oct 8 p 822 Conventions: American Boiler Manufacturers’ Association, Sept 10 p 620 American Foundrymen’s Associa- tion, Sept 10 p 642 Sept 17 pp 667 and 687 American Institute of Metals,’ 10 p 642; Sept 17 p 688 American Institute of Mining Engi- neers, Oct 15 p 892 American Iron and Steel Institute,* Nov 5 pp 1076 and 1105 American Society for Testing Mate- rials, July 2 p 62; July 9 pp 95 and 118 American Society of Mechanical Engineers, Dec 10 p 1347 Associated Foundry Foremen,* Sept 10 p 642; Sept 17 pp 667 and 687 Association of Iron and Steel Elec- trical Engineers, Sept 24 p 718 Efficiency Society, Sept 24 p 72 Lake Superior Mining Institute, Sept 10 p 626 National Council for Safety, Oct 15 p 897; Sept Industrial Oct 22 p 946 National Founders’ Association, Nov 19 p 1191; Nov 26 pp 1238 and 1260 Pennsylvania Industrial Welfare and Efficiency, Nov 26 p 1231 Railway Business Association, Dec 17 p 1426 Converters, Ganister Lined, Dec 3 p 19Q” Conveyor for Hot Shells,” July 9 p 79 Edgar S.: American Blast Furnace Practice, July 23 p 202 Cooley, James E.: Cook, Improved Danger Sign,* July 1 149 Ladder Safety Attachment,* Sept 10 p 61 Safety Roller for Skids,* Nov p 1124 Sanitary Ble wpipe Moutt Piece, Dee 24 p 1445 ('o Operation, Economies by, Nov 19 p 1183 Copper: European Stocks of, Dec 24 p 1465 Michigan Tonnage Tax on, Aug 2% p 1X0 Production ar p 141 World’s Production, Dec 3 p 1292 Copper Coil Radiator Company: Gas-Heated Hot-Water Radiator,” Nov 19 p 1172 Corbin, Arthur E.: Training Employees, July 30 p 259; Sept 3p 56S Cores: d Stoc K, June, July 16 Green Sand, Oct 1 p 774 Secott-Johnson All-Metal Making, Sept 3 p 537 Cornwall Ore Bank Company: First Steel Ore Stocking Trestle, Nov. 12 p 1182 Box To? JULY-DECEMBER, 1914 Corrigan, McKinney & Co.: Blast Furnace at Cleveland, July 2 p 16 New River Furnaces at Cleveland, July 30 p 293 Corrosive Liquids, Handling, p 945 Corrugating Rolls, Test of,* p 1177 Oct 22 Nov 19 Costs: Finding, from Selling Price, July 2 p 20 Minimizing Special Tool Work, July 2 p 26 Cotton in Texas, 720 Coupling: Clark Flexible,* Oct 1 p 775 Smith-Serrell Double-Ring Shaft,* Nov 12 p 1124 Cowan Truck Company: Storage Battery Elevating Truck,* Oct 15 p 879 Cowper-Coles, Sherard: Origin of Sherardizing, Nov. 26 p Storing, Sept 24 p 1244 Crain, G. D., Jr.: Catalogue Suggestions, July 30 p 264 Cutting Handling Costs in a Job- bing Plant,* July 16 p 13 “Good Fellow” Salesman Disappear- ing, July 2 p 38 Cranes: Brown Hoisting Power,* Aug 27 p 484 Cleveland Locomotive,* Dec 31 p 1488 Cleveland Orders, Oct 22 p 976 General Electric Automatic Brake for,* Nov 19 p 1177 Handling Patterns with a _ Jib,* Nov 12 p 1125 Mammoth Browning Sept 24 p 716 Northern Trolley,* Dee 17 p 1396 Panama Exposition Machinery Hall,* Dec 10 p 1333 Patterson Hook Block,* July 9 p 78 Westinghouse Controllers for Elec- tric,* Aug 13 p 373 Westinghouse Protective Panel for,* July 30 p 253 Locomotive,* Crisis, Business—How Met, Sept 10 p 610 Croxton, David T Efficiency Svysten Julv 2 p 57 Crozier, Brigadier-Genera Watertown Arsenal Time Study and Bonus, Nov 19 np 1178 , Crucible Steel Manufacture,’ p4 Crucible Steel Comnpar y July Annual Report, Nov 12 p 1129 Cuba: War and Our Trade with, Oct ) p 973 Cupola: Design of Foundrv.* Oct 15 p 890 Device to Prevent | xplosi luly 30 p 250 Tapping Device,* Aug 13 p 374 Curtis, Hobart W.: Safety Saw Guard,* Dec 1 p 1486 Cushing, Marshall: Employers’ Liability Legislation Nov 26 p 1240 Controversy, Important, No 19 vp 1190 Customs Customs Decisior = Ball Bearings, Oct 22 nv 969 Ball Bearings as Washers, Dec 31 p 1515 sronze Wire Cloth, Oct Card Clothing Grinders Are Ma chine Tools, Dec 31 p 1515 Cast-Iron Articles, Dec 3 p 1332 Certain Steel Products Classified, Aug 20 p 439 Chain-Making Machines, July 9 p 121 Crucible Steel Strips, Oct Duty on Tube-Welding Aug 20 p 425 2? pn 969 22 vw 969 Machines, Vii Iron or Steel Drums for ers, Dee 31 p 1515 Jewelers’ Lathes Not Machine Tools: Dee 31 p 1515 Machine-Tool Classification, Dee 3 p 1332 Contain- Machines for Shaving Asbestos, July 9 p 212 Parts of Turret Lathe, Dec. 10 p 1346 Shipbuilding Tools Not Free, Dee 31 p 1515 Steel in Strips, Oct 2 Threshing Machine Dee 31 p 1515 Cutler, F. G.: Turbo-Blower fo1 Oct. 29 p 998 Cutler-Hammer Mfg. Company: Magnetic Lock-Out Switches, Dec 10 p 133! Cyclical Depressions—An Sept 17 p 670 Cyclops Iron Works: Machinery Hall Cranes, Exposition,* Dex p 969 Self- Feede "Ss, Blast Furnace, Obituary, Panama 10 p 1333 D Dalton, A. C.: Steel Direct from Ore,* Oct 15 p 877 Dalton and Quigley: Powdered Coal in Y p 80 Dalton Machine Company: Bench Lathe,’ Sept 10 p 619 Danger Sign: For One Universal, Oct 29 p 1030 Improved,* July 16 p 149 Davie, H. W.: Goggles for Grinders, Dec Dean, F. W.: Reinforced Concrete Factory Build ings, Dee 31 p 1525 Furnaces,* July 24 p 1469 Decarbonization of Tool Steel. Su face,* Dec 3 p 1288 Decarburization of Steel,* Oct 22 p 934 Decisions of Interest to Manufactur ers, Judicial, July 16 p 179; July 23 p 243; July 30 p 301; Aug 6 p 363; Aug 13 p 402; sept 3 p 590; Oct 22 p 983: N o p 1104; Nov 19 p 1210; N 26 p 1272; De p 13] Depressior iP Oct & p 84 Detrick & H é i Col Gu Bor I I . Detroit Bo ( ‘ Mad he U. S. A I Ly 17 p s Detroit Twist D1 Com} World’s Drilling Record, Sep' te i) Od s 1 Diamond Machine Comp Automatic Surface ty na Via chine,* Sept : Die} on, W. N Economi [ ( ) p 118 Die-Casting Practice, Sept 24 Diese Engine, Largest An Aug 13 p 369 Dipper I e DD g N Discharging d H ] W | () YH LO Disease Indust ( tio Act () pn S07 Doehler Die-¢ ti Com] Practice in Die-( Se} Dominion Steel Com} Semiannual Report, Ne 19, p 1209 Donald, Percy G Acknowledgment ron B Buyer, Sept 24 p 74 American Business Men in Britis! Eyes, Nov 5 p 1089 Dowd, Albert A.: Advantages of Speci: l ng, Aug 6p: Hardening Stes ge, Sept p D3 vill Minimizing Cost of Work, July 2 p 26 Mistakes in Factory Work,* Aug 13 p 376 Draw Benches, Improved Waterbury Farrel,* July 2 p 17 Drawback, Exports with, Dec 10 p 1372 Dredge Dippers, Large,* Nov 26 p 1237 Dreis & Krump Mfg. Company: Power Bending Brake,* Oct 29 p 996 Special Tool Dreses, Henry: Prosperity to Follow War, Nov 12 p 1156 Drew, Walter: Evidence in Industrial Relations In- vestigation, Nov 26 p 1238 Drill Testing Machine, July 16 p 142 Drilling Machines: Aurora Compound Table for,* Oct 22 p 941 Baker Brothers, for Rapid Work,” Nov 19 p 1171 Barnes All-Geared Gang,* Oct 1 » 772 Baush 46-Hole,* Oct 1 p 758 Baush High-Speed Multiple,* July 30 p 251 Baush Large Nov 5 p 1059 Baush Universal Horizontal,* Dec 3 p 1286 Chicago Pneumatic Duntley on a Radial Machine,* July 30 p 264 Cincinnati Automatic Power Feed,* Dec 3 p 1291 Henry & Wright Tapping Fixture,’ Oct 1 p 757 Landau Multiple Spindle for,* July 30 p 269 National Automatic Heavy Multi- ple,* Dec 3 p 1277 National Automatic Multiple-Spin- dle,* July 30 p 270 National Heavy Multiple, p 477 Niles - Bement - Pond Horizontal,* Aug 27 p 485 Quictite Automatic Chuck, p 151 Reed-Prentice Four-Way,* Oct 1 p 770 Sipp Sensitive,* Dec 31 p 1528 Triangular, for Procuring Test Specimens, Nov 26 p 1227 Valley City Pipe,* Dec 31 p 1490 Willmarth Radial,* Dec. 31 p 1487 Drilling Record, World’s, Sept 24 p 720 Drilling Tool, for Ratchet,* p 152 Drinking Not Necessary to Secure Business, July 16 p 158 Drinking Water Systems, Refriger ated. Sept 3 p 589 Driver, C. H.: Sectional Rack for Holding Tools, Sept 10 p 611 Drop Forging Plant at Buffalo,* Oct 8 p 817 Dry Cleaning Furnace Gas, July 30 p 261 Dudley, Dr. P. H.: Elimination of Seams in Steel Rails, Dec 10 p 1338 Dumbwaiter Which Discharges Its Own Load,* Nov 26 p 1237 Dunbar Furnace Company: Taken Over by American Mangan- ese Mfg. Company, July 16 p 180 Dunford & Elliott: Hollow Metal Rods, July 16 p 135 Duplex Process for Making Steel,” Oct 15 p 882 Semi-Automatic,’ Chuck ) Aug 27 July 16 July 16 E Eastern Car Company, Ltd.: Plant,* Sept 24 p 7038 JULY-DECEMBER, 1914 Eastern Expanded Metal Company: Absorbed by Penn Metal Company, Dec 31 p 1517 Eastman Kodak Company: Specifications for Machinery Safe guards, Aug 20 p 454 Ebbw Steel, Iron & Coal Company: Electric Drive in Sheet Mill, Oct 29 p 1025 Eckel, Edwin C.: Supply and Future Price of Alumi- num,” Oct 8 p 3358 Tin Prices Tend Upward, Aug 13 p 408 Economies by p 1183 Edison Lamp Works: Lighting,* Nov 19 p 1180 Edison, Thomas A.: Recording Telephone Talks,* Oct 1 p 769 Shortage in Chemical Products, Sept 24 p 727 Edison, Thomas A., Inc.: tapid Destruction of “Fireproof” Buildings,* Dec 17 p 1381 Editorials: Advance in Freight Rates, Dec 24 p 1450 Alignment of Scrap Prices, Nov 19 p 1189 An Achievement for 1915, Dee 3 p 1499 Balance of Trade Again in Ou Favor, Oct 22 p 956 Bars and Pipe in the Iron Column, Dec 3 p 1298 Birmingham Steel Meeting, Nov 5 p LORG6 British Foreign Trade in August, Sept 24 p 725 British Iron and Steel Exports for September, Oct 22 pv 955 British Iron Trade Conditions, Oct 29 p 1009 Bryan’s Fling at Dec 2 p 1299 Business Prospects, Oct 15 p SUS Cast-Iron Pipe Trade, Nov 5 p 1088 Commerce Commission Reorganiza- tion, Dec 17 p 1401 Compensation Laws and Men, Oct 22 p 954 Constructive Congressional Legisla- tion, Dec. 10 p 1351 Cyclical Depressions—An Obituary, Sept 17 p 670 Destination of Iron and Steel Ex- ports, July 16 p 157 Dissolving a “Good” Trust, Aug 20 p 437 Dull Times Demand Patience, Aug 13 p 385 Eastern Rate Decision Gives Prom- ise, Aug 27 p 493 Economy in Standardization, Dec 3 p 1299 Efficiency in Hiring, Nov Nov 19 p 1189 Engineering Society’s Scored, Dec 24 p 1452 European Welfare Systems and the War, Oct 1 p 781 Europe’s War and Business, July 30 p 272 Factors in the Business Situation, Nov 12 p 1130 Fair Rates for Railroad Service, Sept 3 p 566 Federal Trade Commission, Dee 10 p 1351 Ferromanganese Situation, Aug 15 p- 384; Aug 27 p 494 Finished Laws on Business, July 2 p 36 Fogging a Clayton 16 p 156 Future Machinery Market, July 9 p 100 Gasoline Should Not 1 p 782 Golden Rule in Purchasing, July 16 p 156 Co-operation, Nov 19% — Manufacturers, Married 5 p 1087: Service sill Issue, July 3e Taxed, Oct Heavy Decline in Our ‘Trade, Sept 24 p 726 Higher Prices for Steel, Aug 13 p 384 Hypothetical Opinion, Nov 12 p 1130 Important Result of the War, Aug 27 p 493 Improvement in Housing Workmen, Sept 17 p 671 Incubus on Business, Oct 22 p 954 International Competition in Steel, Dec 31 p 1499 Iron and Steel Market Symptoms, Dec 10 p 1350 [ron Ore Output and Consumption, Sept 3 p 567 Lake Ore Movement, July 30 p 272 Lean Year’s Distribution of Steel, Dec 24 p 1451 Legislation Versus Efficiency, Dec 17 p 1400 Lost Panic of 1913, Oct 1 p 780 Lower Rail Rates to the Pacific Coast, Aug 27 p 493 Machine Building on Work Time Contracts, Aug 6 p 332 Machine Tool Prices, July 30 p 273 “Made in the United States,” Oct 15 p 900 Manufacturers’ Co-operation on Ex- ports, Sept 3 p 567 Measures of Trade Activity, July 30 p. 273 Meeting on Testing Materials, July Y p Ys Mid-Year Pig-Iron Statistics, Aug 20 p 437 Molding-Machine July 9 p 99 Navigation Law Amended, Aug 20 p 436 Nearing the Turning Point, Nov 5 p LOS6 New Banking System Aug 13 p 385 New Construction by Small Inter- ests, July 9 p 98 New Outlet for Government Energy, Sept 3 p 566 No More Car Performance Statis- tics, Nov 26 p 1243 October Export Figures Interesting, Dec 17 p 1400 Old Low Points in Iron Production, Oct 8 p 840 Qur Crippled Sea Service, Aug 6 p 330 Our Foreign Trade Situation, Oct 29 p 1008 Pig-Iron and Scrap Prices, Oct I p 782 Pig-Iron Barometer, Quick Reading of the, Aug 20 p 436 Pig-Iron Requirements for Making, July 23 p 213 Politico-Mental Phases of Business, July 23 p 212 Possible Revision of the Tariff, Nov 26 p 1243 President’s Bereavement, Aug 13 p 586 Proposed Freight 670 Protection as a British War Meas- ure, Sept 10 p 624 Quicker Commission Action Needed, Oct 8 p 840 Railroad Crisis, Sept 24 p 724 Railroad Position, July 2 p 36 Recasting the Iron and Steel Indus- try, July 2 p 37 feciprocal Trade with South Amer- ica, Oct 15 p 899 Replacing Foreign Alloy Steels, Nov 26 p 1242 Rise and Fall of Metals, Oct 8 p 841 Rolled Iron and Steel in 1913, Aug 20 p 436 “Safety First” May Defeat Its Purpose, Oct 22 p 956 Sanity on South American Trade, Sept 24 p 724 Schemes of Export Sharpers, Dec 24 p 1451 Foreign Sales Methods, Launched, Steel Tax, Sept 17 p and Tin-Plate Production, Sheet July 23 p 213 Some Aspects of “Trust” Legisla- tion, Aug 6 p 331 Some Comfort for Industrial Rail- roads, Nov 12 p 1131 Spelter Situation, Aug 27 p 492 Steadying Effect of Carrying Stocks, Dec 31 p 1498 Steel Consumption and “Financing,” Sept 17 p 671 Steel Corporation Suit, Oct 29 p 1008 Steel Export Prospects, Sept 10 p 625 Studying Foreign Customers, Oct 1 p 781 Tax on American Plants in Ger many, Oct 8 p 842 Time for Co-operation, Aug 6 p 330 Time to Build, Dee 24 p 1450 Tin-Plate Contracts for 1915, 10 p 1351 To Standardize “Made in U. S. A..,’ Dee 3 p 1298 True Conditions of Business, Oct 15 p 900 Use for Management July 16 p 158 Wanted—A Model Compensation Bill, Nov 26 p 1242 War and Our Patent Law, Aug 13 p 385 War Exports, Nov 19 p 1188 Way of Prosperity, Sept 10 p 624 Why Navy Yards Can Bid Low, Nov 19 p 1190 World’s Leadership, Nov 19 p 1188 Education, Industrial: (See National Society for Promo- tion of Industrial Education) Dec Literature, Edwards Mfg. Company: All-Steel Hand Truck,* Dee 24 p 1445 Efficiency: Croxton System,* July 2 p 57 Exposition in 1915, Dee 17 p 1419 Measuring in Industrial Work, Dec 3 p 1320 Efficiency Society, Inc.: Convention Programme, July 2 p 23 Proceedings of Convention, Sept 24 » 72 Eldridge, H. R.: American Banking South America, Oct 29 p Electric Auto Light Company: Manufacturing Electric Starting Outfits,* Oct 15 p 875 Electric Controller & Mfg. Company: Reversing Motor Drive for Boring Mills,* Dee 10 p 1845 Electric Drive: In Ebbw Steel, Iron & Coal Com- pany’s Sheet Mill, Oct 29 p 1025 In the Navy, Dee 31 p 1517 Electrical Apparatus Parts, Castings as, Dec 31 p 1496 Electrical Engineers: (See Association of Iron and Steel Electrical Engineers) Electricity in Steel Plants, Nov 5 p 1078 Kleetrolysis, Iron Manufacture Dec 17 p 1390 Elliott, Stuart R.: Steel Ore Stocking Trestle,* Oct 22 p 940 Emery, James A.: Clayton Act and Labor tions, Nov 26 p 1260 Emmons, J. V.: Surface Decarbonization of Steel,* Dee 3 p 1288 Empire Rolling Mill Company: New Sheet Mill, Oct 8 p 843 Empire Steel & Iron Company: Crane Furnace Shut-Down Over Coke Rates, Dec 24 p 1475 Pig Iron, 75 Years of Anthracite, July 2 p 60 Enameled Ware, Manufacture of Gray,* July 2 p 10 Facilities in 1026 by,” Combina Te 0] JULY-DECEMBER, 1914 Engineering Congress, International, Nov 12 p 1133; Dec 17 p 1403 Engineering Evening School, Univer- sity of Pittsburgh, Oct 8 p 831 Engines: Blooming-Mill, Test of Dec 3 p 1278 Census Schedule for, Nov 12 p 1155 Gasteam for Ford Motor Company, Aug 27 p 480 Harris Valveless, Using Diesel Prin ciple, Sept 3 p 546 Nordberg 1250-hp. Diesel, Brier Hill, Sept 10 p 601 Rules for Engine Room, Nov 12 p 1128 Engines, Gas: Mesta Large Blowing, Oct 15 p 897 Propelling Coal Barges,* Aug 6 p 307 Steam as a By-Product,* Oct 1 p 764 Engines, Oil: Largest American Diesel,* Aug 13 p 369 Epicassit, a Protective Metal Coating, Oct 8 p 837 Erichsen, A. M.: Testing Sheet Steel,* July 23 p 195 Esterline Company: Production Recording Device,* 17 p 661 European War and Iron and Machin- ery Trades, Aug 6 p 354 Exhibits: Foundry and Machine,’ Exports: Cincinnati and Columbus Move for Trade, Aug 27 p 512 Cleveland Manufacturers and, Sept 3 p 588 Combinations to p 1290 Co-operation in Extending Trade in Steel, Oct 8 p 860 Critic of American Policy in Prac tice, Oct 1 p 783 Destination of Iron and Steel, July 16 p 157 Editorial on October 17 p 1400 Increase in Merchandise, Oct 1 p 779 and Steel and Machinery to Brazil, Aug 27 p 512 Sept Sept 3 p 556 Increase, Dec 3 Figures, Dec Iron Iron and Steel and Machinery to South America, 1913, Aug 20 p 460 Legal Aspects During War, Aug 13 p 402 Machine-Too! Trade Survey,* July 23 p 189 Manufacturers Active for, Sept 10 p 644 Manufacturers’ Sept 5 p 567 National City Bank to July 9 p &8 Notes, Oct 15, p 919 Pittsburgh Movement, Oct 15 p 918 Schemes of Sharpers, Dec 24 p 1451 Sewing Machine Trade, Oct 15 p 918 Steel Prospects, Sept 10 p 625 Trade Notes, Oct 1 p 799 With Drawback, Dec 10 p 1372 To Raise Embargo on, Aug 15 p 404 Work of Bureau of Foreign and Do mestic Commerce, Dec 10 p 1346 Co-operation on, Aid Trade, Exports and Imports of Iron and Steel, May, July 23 p 215; June, Aug 27 p 491; July, Oct 8 p 862; August, Oct 15 p 901; Sep- tember, Nov 26 p 1245; October, Dec 17 p 1420 Export Association: (See American Manufacturers’ Ex- port Association ) Expositions: Coming Industrial Safety at Colum- bus, Ohio, Dec 3 p 1291 In New York—Efficiency, Inven- tions, “Made in the U. S. A.” and Safety, Dec 17 p 1419 “Fireproof” Building ix Mine at the Panama-Pacific, July 9 p 89 Newark Industrial, A Panama-Pacific Ear] Nov 19 p 1182 ug 20 p 419 y Exhibitors, Panama-Pacific Pipe Welding,* Nov 5 p 1083 Panama-Pacific to Open as Sched- uled, Sept 10 p 629 Paterson Industrial, Oct 8 p 857 Steel Corporation’s Exhibit at Pan ama-Pacific, Dee 17 p 1425 Tower of Jewels at Panama-Pacific. July 25 p 205 Machine, Waterburv \utomatic, 3 p 549 Eyelet Farrel Sept I Fabrication-in-Transit 26 p 1244 Factory Layouts, Illustrated: Eastern Car Company, Ltd., Sept 24 p 703 J. H. Williams & Co., Oct 8 p 811 tussell Mfg. Company, Aug 6 p 303 Standard Machinery Company, Sept 17 p 655 Nov Refused, Factory Work, Mistakes in,* Aug 13 » 376 Fairbanks, Morse & Co.: Self-Propelled Coal Barges,* Aug 6 p 307 Fairbanks, Robert N.: This Country’s Export Opportuni- ties, Sept 17 p 694 Why Give Away “Good Will’? Oct 29 p 1031 Falls Hollow Staybolt Company: New Rolling Mill, Sept 24 p 717 Fans, Noise from Ventilating, July 23 p 210 Tractors in Nov 5 p LORY Farrell, James A.: Farm Heavier Demand, Improvement in January, Dee 17 p 1418 Fatigue and Production, Oct 1 p 776 Fatigue of Metals, Calorimetrice De- termination of, Nov 5 p 1066 Federal Trade Commission, Dec 10 p 1351 Ferguson, James C. H.: Rolled Steel Roll Shells,* Nov 19 p 1176 Ferracute Machine Company: Dial Feed Attachment for Presses Oct 29 p 987 Ferromanganese: And Manganese Ore, At Dunbar, Making, Embargo Continues, Lifting the 1208 Melted, Aug’ 20 p 463 Sept 24 p 721 Nov 5 p 1059 Dec 31 p 1501 Nov 19 p Embargo on, Noble Electric Stee Company to Make, Sept op 568 Patent for Melting Process, Sept 24 p 713 Situation, Aug 13 p 384; Aug 27 p 194 Fichtner, R.: Cupola Tapping Device,* Aug 13 p 374 ’ Rapid Destruc Dee 17 p 1381 Industrial Plant 44 tion of Edis First Aid Jar for Dec 24 p 14 Fissures in Axles, Internal Trans verse,* July 16 p 144 Floors in Fireproof Buildings, Dee 31 p 1527 Fluorspar, Production, 1915, July 30 » 253 Forbes, W. D.: Advertising Suggestions, Aug 13 p 5386 Business Crisis—How Met, Sept 10 p 610 Ford Motor Company: Gasteam Engine, Aug 27 p 480 Fore River Shipbuilding Company: Submarine Contracts Reported Can- celed, Dec 10 p 1368 Foreign Customers, Studying, Oct 1 p 781 Foreign Holdings of American Se- curities, Oct 22 p 957 Foreign Inquiries and Increased Oper- ations, Aug 27 p 511 Foreign Trade: Club Formed, July 9 p 101 Council Organized, July 16 p 147 Council Plans for Convention, Sept 24 p 743 Decline in Our, Sept 24 p 726 Developments, Oct 1 p 798 National Convention in Oct 8 p 861 Notes, Oct 8 p 860 Our Situation, Oct 29 p 1008 Recent Export News, Oct 29 p 1035 Second National Convention, St. Louis, January, Dec 24 p 1475 To Extend, Combinations, Dec 3 p 1290 Forge, Hardening Steel in a, Sept 3 p 553 Forgers Association: (See American Drop Forgers Asso- ciation ) Foster, Herbert: Periodicity of Panics, Oct 8 p 842 Founders’ Association, National: Convention Programme, Oct 29 p 1031 Proceedings of Convention, Nov 19 p 1191; Nov 26 pp 1238 and 1260 Foundries, Decrease in, Oct 8 p 863 Foundry: Agreement on Prices for Molding- Machine Work, July 16 p 159 January, Aluminum Castings Company’s Sand Mixing Plant,* Dec 3 p 1273 Becker Molding Frame, July 30 p 252*; Aug 6 p 315 Causes of Coke Troubles, Dec 10 p 13848 Cincinnati Foundry Sept 3 p 542 Coke of the Cupola Dump, Nov 5 p 1073 Coloring Patterns for Castings, Nov 19 p 1179; Dec 3 p 1300 Company’s,* Cupola Tapping Device,* Aug 13 p 374 Device to Prevent Cupola Explo- sions,* July 30 p 250 Die-Casting Practice, Sept 24 p 722 Drop-Pouring for Castings,* Sept 10 p 612 Dry and Green Sand Castings, Sept 3 p 534 Economics of the Two-Story, Sept 10 p 604 Electric Furnace in the, Oct 1 p 777 Eliminating Waste Motion in Mold- ing,* Sept 17 p 662 General Electric Air Compressor for Cupolas,* Sept 3 p 541 Green Sand Cores, Oct 1 p 774 Handling Patterns with a _ Jib Crane,* Nov 12 p 1125 Hill Flask Bar,* Dee 31 p 1529 International Electric Molding Ma- chine Vibrator,* July 16 p 146 Kane & Roach Tumbling Barrel,* Dec 31 p 1525 Link-Belt Malleable, at apolis,* Aug 6 p 308 Material for High Grade Castings, Nov 12 p 1151 Molding-Machine July 9 p 99 Molding Sand Problem Important, Sept 3 p 544 New Design of Cupola,’ 890 Nozzle Brick for Steel Ladles,* Sept 24 p 708 Organizing and Managing a, Nov 5 p 1074; Nov 12 p 1146 Preventing Piping in Steel ings,* Oct 8 p 834 Prime Steel Company,* Oct 22 p 929 Indian- Methods, Sales Oct 15 p Cast- JULY-DECEMBER, 1914 Quantity Production of Golden’s Foundry & Machine Company,* Sept 3 p 531 Safety Devices, Nov 26 pp 1241 and 1260 Scientific Management of Aluminum Castings Company,* Sept 3 p 523 Scott-Johnson All-Metal Box for Making Cores by Hand, Sept 3 p 537 Selecting Refractories for, Oct 22 p 942 Selling Price of Castings, Oct 22 p 933 Skill in the Trade, Dec 10 p 1373 To Make Molding Machines Effec- tive, July 2 p 3 Training Leaders,* Oct 1 p 771 Valley Mold & Iron Company to Build Ingot Mold at Lebanon, July 23 p 214 Foundry & Machine Exhibition Com- pany: Announcement of Nov 19 p 1209 Chicago Exhibits,* Sept 3 p 558 Exhibition, Sept 10 p 643 Foundry Foremen, Associated: Con- vention Programme, July 2 p 39; Sept 3 p 556* Proceedings of Convention,* Sept 10 p 642; Sept 17 pp 667 and 687 Foundrymen’s Associations: American: Announcement of 1915 Nov 19 p 1209 Convention Papers, Aug 13 p 375 Convention Programme, July 2 p 39; Sept 3 p 556* Proceedings of Convention,* Sept 10 p 642; Sept 17 pp 667 and 687 Newark, Oct 15 p 917; 1348 Philadelphia, Sept 10 p 627; Oct 15 p 920; Nov 12 p 1153; Dec 10 p 1367 Pittsburgh, Sept 17 p 673; Oct 8 p 864; Nov 5 p 1109; Dec 10 p 1367 France: American Interest in Bridge Recon- 1915 Meeting, Meeting, Dec 10 p struction Planned, Dec 10 p 1368 Conference on Trade with, Oct 22 p 974 Patent Fuel Process, July 25 p 199 Franklin, H. H., Mfg. Company: Manufacturing Planning Depart- ment,* Nov 5 p 1068 Results of Applied Scientific Man- agement,* July 2 p 14; July 9 p 90; July 16 p 134 Franklin Institute, Metallurgical Sec- tion, Sept 10 p 627 Franklin Steel Works: New Steel Plant,* Sept. 10 p 606 Ireight Rates: Coast Iron and Steel Rates, July 30 p 271 Comfort for Industrial Nov 12 p 1131 Commerce Commission Reverses It- self on Industrial Railroads, Nov 12 p 1156 Eastern Decision Aug 27 p 493 Editorial on Advance in, p 1450 Effect of Southern Rate Decision at Chicago, July 9 p 103 Fabrication - in - Transit No. 26 p 1244 Fair, for Railroad Service, Sept 3 p 566 Five Per Cent. Decision, Aug 6 .p 351 For Railroad Advance, Dec 3 p 1296 Interstate Commerce Commission’s Disastrous Delay, Oct 15 p 900 Lake Superior Ore Hearing, Nov 26 p 1263 Railroads, Gives Promise, Dec 24 Refused, Lower Tariffs on Virginia Pig Iron, Sept 3 p 58 Lower to the Pacific Coast, Aug 27 pp 493 and 495 New Southern Iron, Oct 8 p 866 New Virginia Pig-Iron Rates Con- fused, Oct 22 p 957 Ore Rates to Loading Docks, Nov 5 p 1081 Railroads Attempting to Advance Commodity Rates, Oct 15 p 886 Railroad Rate Rehearing, Oct 22 p 971; Oct 29 p 1007; Nov 5 p 1089 Railroads Secure Five Per Advance, Dee 24 p 1447 Reduction in Virginia Pig-Iron Rates to New England and Middle Atlantic States, July 16 p 178 Southern Pig Iron, Dec 31 p 1516 Southern Pig-Iron Rate Case Re vived, Nov 12 p 1152 Southern Pig Iron Reduced, July 9 p 100 ; Southern Pig-Iron Reduction Not Made by All Roads, Oct 1 p 808 Supplymen’s View of Rate Decision, Aug 13 p 369 Iriction, Universal p 1438 Fuel Engineering Company: Cost of Power, Nov 5 p 1085 Furnaces: Brass Furnace Practice, Aug 20 p 438 Heat-Treating Plant of Burroughs Adding Machine Company,’ Nov 12 p 1115 Powdered Coal in Industrial,* July 9 p 80 Selecting Refracto