The Iron Age 1915: Vol 96 Index

en THE IRON AGE VOL. XCVI JULY—DECEMBER, 1915 fit NEW YORK: DAVID WILLIAMS COMPANY, 239 West 39th Street & AG-ENG LIB. A Robert R.: n, Nickel and Manganese steels Compared, July 22 p 197 \ Dy ae rican Automatics in France, Dec 2 p 1286 St. Louis Serew Company’s Mill,* July 8 p 71 ny of Political Science: ting on Mercantile Marine, Oct 28 p 1030 ta ist Industrial, Pennsylvania, Sept 9 p 607 lessness in Factories, Sept 2 p oll pensation Cost in Wisconsin, Nov 4 p 1102 pensation in Illinois, July 22 p LSY Aid Contests Raritan Copper Works, Sept 23 p 712 Man Factor Foremost, Aug 5 p 316 Proposed Kentucky Compensation Bill, Nov 25 p 1241 ene, Dissolved and Self-Gener- ated, Aug 12 p 351 \cld from Waste Pickle, Recovering, Sept 30 p 759 \cklin Stamping Company: Automobile Muffler Head,* Oct 28 p 97] ldy, Matthew, Company: Pertinent Pig-Iron Figures, Dec 2 p 1287 \eroplanes: Exports, Dee 16 p 1425 Garford Metal Alloy for, July 15 p 149 lotors for Naval, Aug 26 p 466 i, Tin Mining in, Sept 9 p 587 len, H. W.: Save High-Speed Steel Scrap, Dec ’p 1373 ma Steel Corporation: plexing, Sept 2 p 525 Chalmers Mfg. Company: Karnings in June Quarter, Aug 26 p 465 4 4 minum, Aug 26 p 461 ford New, July 15 p 149 ports of High-Speed Steel, Dec 23 p 1495 kel-Tantalum, Aug 26 p 467 Riibel Process for, Dec 2 p 1293 Steel of Special Composition, Dec 30 p 1553 e-Lorraine: n-Ore Output, 1914, July 8 p 115 Steel Company: tion of Plant, July 8 p 82 Steel Hoop Company: rovements, Nov 11 p 1153 sold to Laclede Steel Company, Dee 9 p 1373 num: Vv, Aug 26 p 461 Check to Sulphide Segregation, July 15 p 130 mand and Prices, Oct 21 p 951 iting with Nickel, Dee 2 p 1307 ican Association for Labor Leg- siation : e Labor Legislation Associa- tion) ican Blower Company: e-Oven Draft Installation, Plant of Modern Foundry Company,* Nov 18 p 1163 INDEX Illustrated articles indicated by *. American Boiler Manufacturers’ As- sociation : Proceedings of Convention, July 1 p 28 American Can Company: Gross Earnings, Sept 16 p 658 American Electrochemical Society: Convention Papers, Aug 19 p 441 American Foundry Equipment Com pany: Consolidates with Sand Mixing Ma- chine Company, Dec 30 p 1552 American Foundrymen’s Association: (See Foundrymen’s Associations) American Gas & Electric Company: Power Plant Near Wheeling, New, Dee 16 p 1405 American Institute of Metals: Announcement of Program, July 1 p 23; Sept 16 p 656; Sept 23 p 693* Convention Proceedings, Sept 30 p 779; Oct 7 p 819 American Institute of Mining Engi- neers: Convention Papers,* Aug 12 pp 353 and 360; Aug 26 p 462 American International Corporation, Dee 2 p 1310 American Iron and Steel Institute: Additions to Membership, July 1 p 57; Nov 4 p 1064; Dee 30 p 1554 Announcement of Meeting, July 1 p 57 Bureau of Statistics Goes to New York, Sept 16 p 641 Cleveland Meeting Committee, Sept 2 p 552 Convention Program, Oct 7 p 848 Features of Coming Meeting, Oct 14 p 901 Mather, Samuel, to Address, Oct 21 p 936 Proceedings of Convention,* Oct 28 pp 984 and 1025 Reaches Limit in Active Members, Dec 16 p 1423 American Iron, Steel and Heavy Hardware Association: Convention Announcement, Dec 2 p 1317 American Locomotive Company: Annual Report, Sept 16 p 637 American Ore Reclamation Company: Sintering Plant, Toledo Furnace Company, July 15 p 173 American Roller Bearing Company: Making Roller Bearings,*. July 15 127 American Rolling Mill Company: Sales Conference, Sept 9 p 588 American Sheet & Tin Plate Com pany: Prices on Terne Plates, New, Nov 25 p 1250 Tin-Plate Mill at Gary, New, Oct 21 p 961 American Shipbuilding Company: Annual Report, Nov 4 p 1070 New Officers, Dec 16 p 1428 American Society for Testing Mate- rials: Convention Proceedings, July 1 p 19 American Society of Mechanical En- gineers: Buffalo Convention Proceedings,” July 1 p 24 Convention Proceedings, New York, Dec 9 pp 1361 and 1369; Dec 16 pp 1418 and 1427 iii 195771 Convention Program, New York, Nov 4 p 1087 Jacobus, Dr. David S., New Presi- dent,* Dec 16 p 1430 Joint Meeting, Providence, Nov 25 p 1229 New Haven Meeting, Nov 25 p 1229 Brashear’s Address, President, Dec 9 p 1361 San Francisco Papers, Sept 9 p 591 San Francisco Proceedings, Sept 30 p 746 American Spiral Pipe Works: Shell for Pressure Pipe,* July 1 p 15 American Steel & Wire Company: Cleveland By-Product Coke Plant, Dec 30 p 1547 Donora Open-Hearth Dec 2 p 1316 American Steel Export Company, July 22 p 222 American Supply and Machinery Dealers’ Association: Triple Convention Announcement, Nov 25 p 1250 American Uniform Boiler-Law So ciety, Aug 12 p 357 Analysis: Manganese Determination, Sept 2 p 536 Anti-Dumping: Australia Law, Oct 14 p 887 Canada’s, Sept 30 p 758 For Forfeiture of Dumped Prod ucts, Dee 23 p 1475 How Not to Stop, Dec 23 p 1470 Proposed Legislation, Sept 9 pp 586 and 588 Antimony, Rate of Consumption, Nov 4 p 1042 Apprenticeship : Brown & Sharpe System, Aug 19 p 440 Works School Discontinued, July 22 p 206 Argentina: American Machinery Exhibit, Sept 16 p 631 Arms Plants, Government Workers for Private, July 15 p 149 Army and Navy, Larger, Aug 19 p 425 Arnold and Bolsover: Aluminum, Check to Sulphide Seg- regation, July 15 p 130 Asbestos Protected Metal Company: Waugh Skylight Construction,’ Nov 18 p 1164 Asbestos Roofing, Keasbey & Matti- son,* Aug 19 p 407 Association of Iron and Steel Electri- cal Engineers: Coming Convention, July 8 p 89; Aug 26 p 492 Associations, Co-operation Among, Dec 2 p 1309 Astle, Wilfred G.: Storeroom Organization,* Aug 26 p 457 \thol Machine Company: Modern Ideas in Plant,* Dec 23 p 1457 Atlantic Steel Casting Company, Nov 18 p 1208 Auchy, George: German Post-Bellum Competition, Dec 23 p 1472 Scientific Salesmanship, Oct 21 p 936 Additions, ee ee ne ee gees 4 <a ae “mt i | | iv Auel, C. B.: Electric Welding to Date,* Dec 9 p 1356; Dee 16 p 1414 Aupperle, J. A.: est for Spelter Coatings, July 15 p 132 Australia: Anti-Dumping Law, Oct 14 p 887 Metal Contracts, Nov 4 p 1050 Automatic Machine Company: Machine for Cutting Bands,* July 29 p 243 Automatic Machines, When to Use, Nov 18 p 1179 — Automobiles: Assembling Cars, Packard Plant,* Oct 14 p 873 Bullock Company’s Experience with Storage Battery Truck, Sept 2 p 531 Elwell - Parker Crane - Equipped Truck,* Nov 18 p 1173 Erie Industrial Plant Trailer,* July 15 p 133 Industry Helps Steel Trade, Sept 9 Copper Large Exports of, Nov 4 p 1087; Dec 16 p 1425 Motor Truck Experiences, July 22 223 Muffler Heads, Acklin Company,* Oct 21 p 971 Packard Truck for Steel Bars,* Oct 14 p 882 Packard Truck Shipments, Dec 30 p 1544 Stolp Machines for July 29 p 242 Eo Radiators,* Studebaker Conveyor System,* Sept 8 p 565 Axles, Foreign Specifications, July 1 p 52 Ayers, J. G., Jr., Decarburization in Heat-Treated Steels,* July 1 p56 B Babcock, George De A.: Brushless Paint Shop,* Oct 7 p 793 Exact Control of Manufacture, Dec 16 p 1410 Executive’s Problem, Aug 19 p 419 Baily, Thaddeus F.: Heat Treatment in Automatic Elec- tric Furnaces,* Oct 28 p 993 Baker Brothers: Machining Projectile Shells,* Nov 4 p 1099 Baking Unit for Shells, Electric,* Nov 18 p 1167 Baldt Steel Company: Merged with Penn Steel Castings & Machine Company, Nov 25 p 1269 Baldwin Locomotive Works: Operations at Eddystone, Pa., Sept 2 p 537 Baltimore: Industrial Corporation to Promote Manufactures, Dec 16 p 1407 New Steel Plant Proposed at, Oct » 14 p 909 Bar Cutting-Off Machine, Bright- man,* Aug 12 p 363 Bar-Iron Wage Scale Settled, July 1 35 Barb Wire Exports for One Year, Sept 9 p 585 Barba, W. P.: Industrial Safety and Shop Man- agement, Nov 25 p 1232 Barney & Smith Car Company: Receivership Ended, Dec 23 p 1474 Barr, William H.: Pro-Labor Legislation Address, Nov 18 p 1174 Barrels, Hubbard Cleats for,* Oct 21 p 928 Barrett, D. O.: Internal Combustion Engine Slide Rule, Sept 2 p 524 Bars: Exports of, Sept 16 p 634 JULY-DECEMBER, 1915 Large French Orders, July 29 p 272 Packard Motor Truck for Long,* Oct 14 p 882 Production in United States, 1914, Aug 12 p 368 Barstow, W. S., & Co.: Construction Engineers, Aug 19 p 455 Barth, Carl G.: Brief on Management, Nov 4 p 1065 Bartley, Jonathan: Profitable Graphite Mining, July 8 p 86 Battleships: Bids on Steel for, Dec 9 p 1394 Higher Bids from Private Yards, Nov 25 pp 1228 and 1265 To Be Built in Navy Yards, Dec 16 p 1448 Bearings: Design and Performance of Ball,* Aug 5 p 300 Making Roller,* July 15 p 127 Becket, F. M.: Reduction of High-Speed Steel Mill Scale, July 8 p 109 Belgium: Iron and Steel Output, p 1333 Steel Trade Conditions, Oct 21 p 961 Bellevue Furnace Company: Heat-Treating Furnaces, New,* Nov 18 p 1171 Belts: Cleveland Device for Shortening,* Nov 25 p 1240 Manufacture of, Dec 30 p 1533 Paeschke Sheet Metal Guard for,* Oct 28 p 973 Bemis, Edgar W.: Four-Spindle Drill Press,* p 744 Beneker Process of Coating with Lead, July 29 p 241 Benzol: Lackawanna Iron & Steel Company, Sept 2 p 554 Lehigh Coke Company, July 8 p 77; Dee 30 p 1529 Output by Steel Plants, Oct 21 p 936 Output of Coke Ovens, Nov 11 p 1160 Youngstown Sheet & Tube Com- pany, Dec 2 p 1337 Berger Mfg. Company: Mechanic’s Steel Cabinet,* Sept p 519 Bernard and Portevin: Brittleness in Steel,* Nov 4 p 1056 Bertsch, L. H., & Co.: Multiple Punching Machine,* Aug 5 1913, Dec 2 Sept 30 bo p 29 Besly, Charles H., & Co.: Grinding Gas Plugs for Shells,* Dec 2 p 1282 Wide Face Grinding Machine,* Oct 28 p 972 Bethlehem Steel Company: Additions in New Finished Lines, Aug 19 p 445 Advances Wages, Aug 5 p 317 Buys Detrick & Harvey Plant, Aug 19 p 425 Fire in Plant, Nov 11 p 1159 Possible Merger with Pennsylvania Steel Company, Oct 7 p 852; Oct 21 p 937 Betts Machine Company: Planing Machine, 16-Ft. Four- Head,* July 15 p 131 Bickett Machine & Mfg. Company: Bench Milling Machine,* Dec 30 p 1560 Bigger, C. M.: Identifying High - Speed Steel Serap, Dec 16 p 1422 Billets, Exports Growing, Dee 25 p 1492 Bird-Wilcox Company: woe Metal to Shaft,* Sept 16 p 6 Birkholz Hot-Blast Stove Gas ers,* Aug ih 356 i urn. Blowers, De — igh-Speed,* Jyly 15 p 136 7 Boeck, P. A.: Thermal Insulation for Furnaces Aug 12 p 353 Boggs, F. C.: Purchasing for Panama Cana! Noy 18 p 1180; Nov 25 p 1226 Boiler Manufacturers: (See American Boiler Manufactyy. ers’ Association) Boilers: American Uniform-Law Society. Aug 12 p 357 : Universal Adoption of Code, July | p 33 7 Bolsover and Arnold: Aluminum, Check to Sulphide Seg. regation, July 15 p 130 Boox Reviews: Combustion and Smokeless Fur. naces, Nov 18 p 1188 Effective Business Letters, Noy 18 p 1188 Electric Furnace, July 15 p 135 Guide Book of Western United States, Aug 5 p 315 Hendricks’s Commercial Register, Nov 18 p 1188 Model T Ford Car, July 1 p 5! Modern Gasoline Automobile, (ct 14 p 911 Poor’s Manual of Industrials for 1915, Oct 14 p 911 Poor’s Manual of Public Utilities for 1915, Aug 5 p 315 Practical Shop Mechanics and Mathematics, Aug 5 p 315 Purchasing (Rindsfoos), Aug 5 p 315 Purchasing (Twyford), Aug 5 p 315 Resuscitation, Aug 19 p 440 Shrapnel and Other War Materia! Nov 18 p 1188 Standard Handbook for Electrica Engineers, Aug 19 p 440 Standard Iron-Steel-Metal Direc- tory, Sept 9 p 584 Wood Pattern Making, Sept 9 p 584 Booth & Flinn, Ltd.: Tunnel Segment Contracts Let, Dec 16 p 1445 Boring Machines: Niles-Bement-Pond 53-In.,* Aug 26 p 461 Rockford Double-Head Horizontal,’ Aug 26 p 465 Boring Tools, Rigis Tool Holder Com pany’s, Sept 2 p 521 Bradford, W. D.: Commercial Production of Sound Ingots,* Dec 23 p 1464 Brake: Excelsior Flanging for Sheet Met al,* Oct 14 p 877 Westinghouse Magnetic,* Aug 19 | Brashear, Dr. John A.: Presidential Address, Dec 9 p 1361 Brass Furnaces, Ford Arrangement, Nov 4 p 1044 Brass Manufacturers, National Asso- ciation of: Convention Proceedings, July 15 p 137; Sept 30 p 783; Dec 16 p 1450A Brass, Unreliability of Castings, Dec 2 p 1292 Brassert, Hermann A.: Development in Sintering Materials. Oct 28 pp 1005 and 1025 Bridge Builders and Structural ciety Members Protect Themselves, July | e i November Contracts, Dec 16 p 145! Bridgeford Machine Tool Works: see: a -In., for Shell Work,* July Pp Two-Carriage Turning Machine.’ July 29 p 245 Bridgeport Safety Emery Whee! Company: E rn. eg, 1OV pp. ‘or les nd pright Surface Grinding Ma- - chine,* July lp7 Br or Hill Steel Company: xtensions, Dec 2 p 1311 ‘ill Build By-Product Coke Ovens, Dec 30 p 1529 Brightman Mfg. Company: r Cutting-Off Machine,* Aug 12 p 363 sh Topics: ee Great Britain) i leness in Steel,* Nov 4 p 1056 Bronn, Jegor L.: lding Alloys to Steel, Nov 18 p 1207 Brouze: Factors Affecting Properties of, Nov 25 p 1225 nreliability of Castings, Dec 2 p 1292 Brooke, Robert E.: Development in Sintering Materials, Oct 28 p 1004 Brown, E. C.: Utilization of Blast-Furnace Slag, Dee 23 p 1476 Brown, F. E.: lest of Drinking Water System, July 8 p 110 Brown Hoisting Machinery Company: Handling Materials on Cleveland Dock,* Dec 16 p 1413 Power Scraper Shovel for Boats,* Nov 11 p 1115 Rapid Unloading of Coal, Nov 11 p 1125 grown, P. J. Construction Company: Hot Stove with 3-In. Checker Walls,* July 15 p 133 Brown, W. L.: Celebrates 50 Years in Iron Trade, July 15 p 173 Brown-Boveri & Co.: Gas Turbines Brought to Practical Efficiency, July 22 p 185 Brown & Sharpe Mfg. Company: Apprenticeship System, Aug 19 p 440 browning Company: Locomotive Cranes for Oct 28 p 980 Brunker, A. R., & Co.: Purchase Keystone Steel Casting Company’s Plant, Aug 5 p 323 Brushless Paint Shop,* Oct 7 p 793 Buffalo Machinists Want 8-Hr. Day, Oct 28 p 1030 Building Construction in States, Aug 5 p 337 Bull, R. A.: Applications of Cores in Molding, Sept 30 p 784 Atomizing Fuel Oil,* Nov 4 p 1049 Bulldozer for Forging Shrapnel and Shells,* Dec 30 p 1560 Bullock Electric Company: Experience with Storage Battery Truck, Sept 2 p 531 Bureau of Standards: Prevention of Electrolysis, Aug 19 p 441 Study of Radiation July 22 p 196 Burlingame, Luther D.: Automatic Mechanical Control of Machine Tools, Dec 16 p 1406 Burnett, J. H., Iron Works: Three-Piece Nut Lock,* July 8 p 83 France,* United Pyrometers, Jurning, Impairment of Steel by, Aug 12 p 372 Burroughs Adding Machine Com- pany: Cleaning Machined Parts,* Sept 16 627 p Stock Keeping,* Dec 9 p 1347 Burt Mfg. Company: Revolving Ventilator with Ball Bearings, Oct 7 p 797 Busch-Sulzer Brothers-Diesel Engine Company: Diesel Engine Day at Exposition, July 8 p 111 JULY-DECEMBER, 1915 Business: ae After the War, Sept 23 6 p Why the Timidity of?, Dec 23 p 1473 By-Products Coke Corporation: Takes Over Federal Furnace Com- pany, Nov 4 p 1088 Byrom, T. H.: Iron Carburization by Blast-Fur- nace Gas,* Nov 18 p 1176 Q u Cabinet, Berger Mechanic’s,* Sept 2 p 519 Cables: Fargo Grips for,* Aug 19 p 418 Steel-Aluminum, Dec 16 p 1447 Calculator, Davis Wage Premium,* Sept 30 p 757 Calder, John: Preparedness in Labor ment, Dec 23 p 1466 System and Its Abuse, Nov 4 p Manage- 1043 California, University of: Gets Exposition Mine Exhibits, Dee 23 p 1493 Cambria Iron Company: Jones Mixer Suit, July 1 p 57; Nov 18 p 1170 Cambria Steel Company: Donner Interests and Pennsylvania Steel Company, Nov 4 p 1071 Export Trade, July 22 p 222 Historic Converter,* Aug 5 p 313 New Directors, Dec 2 p 1334 Pennsylvania Railroad Holdings, July 22 p 222 Production Record, Nov 18 p 1192 Proposed Consolidation, Dec 16 p 1429 Replogle, J. Leonard, and Others Buy Large Holdings, Nov 18 p 1192 Steel Merger, New, Dec 23 p 1474 Cameron, W. H.: Safety, Attitude of Employer, Dec 16 pp 1419 and 1427 Campbell, H. H.: Future of Germany’s Steel Indus- try, July 22 p 188 Government Munition Plant Im- practical, Oct 14 p 910 Minette Iron Ores of Lorraine Dis- trict, July 15 p 168 Canada: Bounties for Zine Refining, Sept 16 p 657 Duty on Forgings, Nov 18 p 1185 Imports of Iron, Steel and Machin- ery, Aug 12 p 364 Iron and Steel Production, Aug 12 p 368 Lignite Investigation, Sept 9 p 576 Magnesite from, Oct 14 p 881 Nickel Output in 1914, Aug 12 p 389 To Manufacture Complete Shells, July 22 p 203 Working of Anti-Dumping Law, Sept 30 p 758 Canadian Brake Shoe Company, Ltd.: Snyder Electric Furnace, Sept 2 p 537 Canadian Locomotive Company: Banding and Nosing Press for Shrapnel,* Nov 4 p 1104 Cann & Saul: Forge and Heat-Treatment Plant, New, Sept 2 p 511 Cantley, Charles L.: Submarine Mining of Wabana Iron Ore, Dec 2 p 1285 Capron, A. J.: Rapid Production of Heavy Forg- ings, Nov 25 p 1224 Carbon Dioxide Indicator, U-Tube,* Oct 14 p 870 Carbon Steel Company: Annual Report, Nov 4 p 1067 Carborundum Company: Modern Abrasives Described, Nov 11 p 1121 1914, LIBRARY WEST VIRGINIA UN!VERSITY v Carburization by Blast-Furnace Gas,* Nov 18 p 1176 Carnegie Steel Company: Additions at Youngstown, Nov 18 p 1193 Bulb Angles and Beams for Ship- building, Dec 30 p 1525 Jones Mixer Suit Finally Decided, July 1 p 57; Nov 18 p 1170 Lighter I-Beams of Standard Depth, Dec 23 p 1494 Norton Grinding Machine, Huge,* Dec 16 p 1408 Promotions,* Oct 14 p 906 Shape Book, New, Aug 5 p 316 Whigham, William, Vice-President,* Oct 21 p 960 Williams, Homer D., Oct 7 p 827 Youngstown Plants Break Records, Oct 14 p 886 Carpenter, J. M., Tap & Die Com- pany: Holder for Spring or Prong Dies,* Dee 30 p 1521 Carr, W. M.: Regenerative Furnace in Foundry, Oct 14 p 904 Carrier Engineering Corporation: Organization, July 8 p 108 Cars: Exports of Freight, Dec 16 p 1425 Orders this Year, July 15 p 170; Sept 2 p 519; Oct 7-p 830; Nov 18 p 1208; Nov 25 p 1269; Dec 2 p 1317; Dee 9 p 1391; Dec 16 p 1448; Dec 23 p 1495; Dee 30 pp 1547 and 1549 Cartridge Case Heading Press, Hy- draulic,* Dec 9 p 1360 Carwheels: Foreign Specifications, July 1 p 52 Old and New Methods of Making,* Sept 23 p 676 Case Hardening: Materials Employed in, 1041 Process of, Nov 18 p 1166 Retorts and Furnaces,* Nov 11 p 1111 Case, J. L., Plow Company: Both Case Companies to Use Name, Dec 16 p 1417 Case, J. L., Threshing Machine Com- pany: Both Case Companies to Use Name, Dec 16 p 1417 Cast Iron: Effect of Sulphur in, Dec 30 p 1551 Free from Chilling Properties, Johnson Process, Oct 7 p 849 Influence of Phosphorus on Gray, Sept 8 p 568 Machining and Molding Tunnel Lin- ings,* Dec 2 p 1279 Sulphur in Malleable, Nov 25 p 1235 Tunnel Segment Contracts Let, Dec 16 p 1445 Castings: Better Gray-Iron, Dec 23 p 1468 Dynamic Properties of Steel,* Sept ‘ 30 p 754 Federal Foundry, for Light,* Oct 21 p 917 Ford Direct Process, Nov 4 p 1051 From Blast Furnace, Nov 4 p 1054 Importance of Annealing Steel,* July 15 p 128 Initial Structure of Steel,* Dec 2 President,* Iron Nov 4 p p 1294 Lack of Uniformity in Steel, Dec 23 p 1462 Manganese-Steel, for Mining,* Dec 9 p 1362 Phosphorus Limit in Malleable,* Oct 21 p 924 Pouring Systems for Gray-Iron Foundries,* Nov 11 p 1123 Price of, Dec 30 p 1525 Sivyer Vanadium Steel Dies,* Dec 9 p 1351 Steel, Larger Demand in Germany, Dec 23 p 1495 Testing Hardness of Iron,* July 1 p8 r a re Le 3 ey > . : — ~~ Rene “ were ore 2 , aS Peer ee ee ee ee ae ee Ost ~ ; > Dh Peta SSE . a ee es a = a el ay he a a Te _ “ a: oe a ea. 1 Poe oe Ha SAPP pa ! vi Unreliability of Brass and Bronze, Dec 2 p 1292 Caucasus, Manganese Ore Stocks in, Sept 16 p 657; Dec 16 p 1446 Cave Welding & Mfg. Company: Universal Autogenous Welding Ta- ble,* Aug 26 p 467 Centigrade and Fahrenheit Tempera- tures, Conversion of,* July 1 p 31 Central Iron & Steel Company: Bottom Plates for Pouring Ingots,* Nov 25 p 1221 Open-Hearth Enlargement, Nov 25 p 1266 Reorganization, Oct 7 p 852 Central Steel Company: Electric Manipulation of Pit Fur- nace Covers,* Oct 14 p 869 Chains: Prices Advanced, Oct 21 p 951; Nov 11 p 1158; Dec 16 p 1445 Safety in Crane,* Nov 11 p 1116 Chamber of Commerce of United States: Convention Announcement, Nov 25 p 1223 Chamberlain, G. D.: World’s Ample Iron-Ore Supplies, Dec 16 p 1407 Charpy Impact Test on Treated Steels,* July 15 p 138 Chase, E. L: Patternmaking for Molding Ma- chine Work,* Oct 21 p 932 Chattanooga Rate Decision, July 8 p 84 Chauvenet, S. H.: Increasing the Use of Bessemer Steel, Oct 28 p 1008 Chemical Industries, National Expo- sition of, Sept 30 p 782 Chester, Pa.: Steel Foundry Activity, Aug 5 p 323 Chevrolet Motor Company: Expansion, Oct 7 p 852 Chicago Bearing Metal Company: Snyder Electric Furnace for Brass Melting, July 22 p 197 Chicago Pneumatic Tool Company: Air Compressor Valve, Nov 4 p 1059 Chile: Iron-Ore Shipments, Oct 7 p 826 Ore Held Up at Panama, Oct 14 p 905 World’s Largest Copper Mines, Aug 12 p 389 Chilled Iron Wheels: Convention of Makers, Oct 14 p 905 Developments in, Nov 4 p 1059 China: Crisis in Lead Market, Nov 11 p 1159 Forgings for England, July 15 p 170 Penhsihu Colliery & Mining Com- pany’s Blast Furnace, Sept 23 p 727 Chrome Ore: Domestic Output, 1914, July 15 p 157 Imports, Sept 9 p 581; Nov 11 p 1160; Dec 16 p 1447 Scarce, Aug 5 p 339 Chromium, Scarcity of, Aug 5 p 306 Cincinnati Can Company: Organized, Dec 2 p 1316 Cincinnati Electrical Tool Company: Scotch Radial Drilling Machine,* Oct 28 p 980 Cincinnati Iron & Stee] Company: Lathes with Metric Change Gear Boxes, Oct 7 p 796 Single Purpose Lathe for Shells,* Oct 7 p 810 Cincinnati Machinists’ Demands, Oct 7 p 826 Cincinnati Stamping Company: Motor Truck Experiences, July 22 p 292 Cinder Crushing and Pulverizing Mill, Standard,* July 29 p 242 JULY-DECEMBER, 1915 Clark, W. J., Company: Wheel for Factory Trucks,* Nov 18 p 1183 Cleaning Machined Parts, faa Process,* Sept 16 p 627 Cleats for Barrels, Hubbard, . Oct 21 p 928 Cleveland: Labor Troubles, Oct 7 p 853 Machinists Call off Strike, Nov 4 1089 Cleveland-Cliffs Iron Company: Mining School, Oct 28 p 978 Cleveland Crane & Engineering Com- pay: Banding and Nosing Press for Shrapnel,* Nov 4 p 1104 Single Purpose Chucking Turret Lathe,* Oct 14 p 872 Cleveland Fabric Belting Company: Device for Shortening Belts,* Nov 25 p 1240 Cleveland Furnace Company: Change in Ownership, July 15 p 173 Cleveland Hardware Company: Manufacturing Plant General Store,* July 29 p 235 Sleveland Machinery & Supply Com- pany: Shell Lathe,* July 8 p 82 Cleveland Punch & Shear Works Com- pany: Punch for Large Bethlehem Shapes,* Sept 16 p 629 Cleveland Wire Cloth & Mfg. Com- pany: New Plant, Sept 2 p 525 Clipper Belt Lacer Company: Success of Profit Sharing, Dec 23 p 1477 Clutch-Brake with 650-Hp. Motor, Cutler-Hammer, Dec 30 p 1550 Coal: Brownhoist Rapid Unloading of, Nov 11 p 1125 Determining Ash in the Field, Nov 11 p 1127 Higher Southern Freight Rates, Aug 26 p 492 Problems in Burning Powdered,* Sept 16 p 632 Raw, in Blast Furnaces, Sept 2 p 525 Spontaneous Combustion of Land- Stored, Nov 18 p 1165 U-Tube Carbon Dioxide Indicator,* Oct 14 p 870 United States Production, 1914, Sept 2 p 532 Wellman - Seaver - Morgan Loading Plant,* Oct 28 p 974 Coates, Bennett & Reidenbach, Inc.: Western New York Merchants Con- solidate, Dec 16 p 1450A Coating: Test for Spelter, July 15 p 132 With Lead, July 29 p 241 Coffin, William C.: Vice-President Knox Pressed & Welded Steel Company, Sept 2 p 554 Coke: American Steel & Wire By-Product Plant, Cleveland, Dec 30 p 1547 Benzol Output of Ovens, Nov 11 p 1160 Brier Hill Will Build By-Product Ovens, Dec 30 p 1529 By-Product (Editorial), Oct 21 p 935 By-Product Oven’s New Position, Aug 12 p 371 By-Products from Ovens, 1914, Nov 11 p 1160 Corrigan, McKinney & Co., By- Product Plant, Aug 5 p 323 Dover By-Product Coke Company, New Plant, Oct 21 p 961 Furnace, from Peat Distillation, Dec 16 p 1445 Higher Southern Freight Rates, Aug 26 p 492 In Gas Producers in Germany, Aug 26 p 464 Italy Seeking American, July 15 p La Belle Iron Works, By-Pro:juct Plant, Sept 2 p 537 Oven Gas for Town Lighting, Ap 26 p 465 Ovens Heated from Above,* Dc 9 p 1354 Prices and Prospects, Oct 7 p 829 United States Production, 1914. 12 p 365 Coleman, R. & G. D.: Cornwall Ore, 54 Years Ago, July p18 Colley, Bernard T.: Color, Gaging Temperatures by, Sept 23 p 679 Rendering Fine Ores Suitable for Furnaces, Oct 28 p 978 Colorado Fuel & Iron Company: Annual Report, Sept 23 p 730 Columbia University: Department of Chemical Engineer- ing, Sept 16 p 623 Columbus Bolt Works: Reorganized, July 8 p 114 Columbus Die, Tool & Machine Com- pany: Jobbing Machine-Shop Cost Sys- tem,* Oct 14 p 863 Columbus Lift-Truck Company: Factory Truck,* Aug 12 p 363 Commonwealth Steel ompany Atomizing Fuel Oil,* Nov 4 ? 1049 Compensation: Cost in Wisconsin, Nov 4 p 1102 se Kentucky Bill, Nov 25 p 124 United States Steel Corporation ae Pennsylvania Act, Dec 9 p 1361 Workmen in Illinois, July 22 p 189 Compressors: De Laval High-Speed Air,* July 15 p 136 Labor-Saving Pneumatic Devices, Dec 30 p 1522 Zin-Ho Mfg. Company’s Portable,* Nov 4 p 1104 Concrete Buildings, Diamond Hanger for,* Sept 2 p 525 Concrete - Filled Pipe Columns, Strength of, Aug 12 p 362 Cone, Edwin F.: Initial Structure of Steel Castings,* Dec 2 p 1294 Reading Converter Foundry,* Sept 23 p 669 Congressional Legislative Program, Nov 4 p 1066 Connley, Arthur: Rolling-Mill Anchor Bolts,* Aug 5 296 p 2 Consolidated Car-Heating Company: Electric Baking Unit for Shells,* Nov 18 p 1167 Consolidations: Government Watching, Oct 14 p 901 Progress on, Dec 9 p 1372; Dee 16 p 1429; Dec 28 p 1474 Construction Work: New, Again in Steel, July 22 p 204 Consular Service in Business Getting, Sept 2 p 526 Contracts for War Munitions, Terms, Sept 16 p 635 Conventions: American Boiler Manufacturers’ Association, July 1 p 28 American Foundrymen’s Associa- tion, Sept 30 p 779; Oct 7 p 814* American Institute of Metals, Sept 30 p 779; Oct 7 p 819 American Iron and Steel Institute,* Oct 28 pp 984 and 1025 American Society for Testing Ma- terials, July 1 p 19 American Society of Mechanical Engineers: Buffalo, July 1 p 24 New York, Dec 9 pp 1361 and 1369; Dec 16 pp 1418 and 1427 San Francisco, Sept 30 p 746 ( - sociation of Manufacturers of Chilled Iron Wheels, Oct 14 p 905 ficiency Society, Sept 23 p 709 ternational Engineering Congress, Sept 30 p 780 ternational Trade Conference, Dec 9p 1377 , ike Superior Mining Institute, Sept 16 p 636 itional Association of Brass Manufacturers, July 15 p 137; Sept 30 p 783; Dec 16 p 1450A ational Association of Manufac- turers, Dec 9 p 1377 ational Founders’ Association, Nov 18 p 1189; Nov 25 p 1242 jational Machine Tool Builders’ Association,* Nov 4 pp 1060 and 1101 Vational Safety Council,* Oct 28 p 982 verter, Cambria Historic,* Aug 5 p 313 veyor System, Studebaker,* Sept 8 p 565 ler, Sims Counter-Current Oil,* July 22 p 199 pper: Chile Mines World’s Largest, Aug 12 p 389 Cupro-titanium to Eliminate Gases from, Dee 2 p 1333 Exports and the War, Dec 30 p 1533 In Germany, Nov 4 p 1066 irbin Serew Corporation: Speedometer Registering Maximum Speed, July 8 p 113 res: Applications in Sept 30 p 784 How to Get High Efficiency, Sept 23 p 684 Modern Foundry Company’s Oven Draft Installation,* Nov 18 p 1163 orey, W. Es To Head Midvale Steel Company, Sept 30 p 778 ornwall Ore, Trainload of, 54 Years Ago, July 1 p 18 ‘orporation Service vs. Government Service, Sept 2 p 536 orrigan, McKinney & Co.: By-Product Coke Plant, New, Aug 5 p 323; Aug 12 p 395 orrosion: Non-Rusting Alloys, Saws and Tools of, Oct 14 p 881 Preservation of Steel in Old Build- ing, Aug 26 p 470 orrugated Nib Toe Calk Company: Toe Calk for Horseshoes,* Oct 7 p 805 osts: Columbus Jobbing Machine Shop System,* Oct 14 p 863 Electric Furnace Steel,* Oct 21 p 926 Machine Accounting in a Works,* Aug 19 p 408 Mechanical Engineer and Account- ant,* July 1 p 24 Operating, of Heavy Oil Engines, Dec 2 p 1313 Production and, Oct 28 p 1008 Relation Between Production and, July 1 p 16 Uniform Basis for Figuring Foun- dry,* Nov 11 p 1118 Uniform Boiler Accounting, July 15 1 9 v2 ‘otton Situation, Oct 7 p 828 ‘oupling for Air Hose, National,* July 8 p 83 ‘overs, Electric Manipulation of Pit Furnace,* Oct 15 p 869 ‘ramp, William, & Sons Ship & En- gine Building Company: Annual Report, July 8 p 88 Modern Molding, Pump ‘rane Company: Anniversary, July 1 p 50 ‘ranes: Brown, Handling Materials on Cleveland Dock,* Dec 16 p 1413 JULY-DECEMBER, 1915 Browning Locomotive, for France,* Oct 28 p 980 Elwell-Parker Storage Truck,* Nov 18 p 1173 For Machine Shop and Foundry,* July 29 p 246 Safety in Chains,* Nov 11 p 1116 Whiting Coal-Handling Gantry,* July 29 p 236 Zinke Portable, Without Chains,* Dec. 2 p 1305 Cresap, Lieut. Logan: Properties and Uses of Military Explosives, Sept 30 p 752 Crescent Machine Company: Guard for Circular Saws,* Oct 14 p 877 Crimora Manganese Corporation, Sept 16 p 657; Nov 4 p 1090; Dee 23 p 1481 Crops: Brilliant Prospects, Aug 12 p 371 Financing the Movement, Sept 3 p 761 Crozier, Gen. William: Government Shop Management, Oct 21 p 954 Private Munitions Plants Should Be Kept Up, Dec 30 p 1528 Prohibition of Scientific Manage- ment at Arsenals, Dec 30 p 1547 Crucible Steel Company of America: Annual Report, Nov 11 p 1151 Earnings, Oct 7 p 848 Officers, Dec 2 p 1334 War Contracts, July 22 p 221 Crucibles: Device for Pouring Clean Metal from,* Aug 19 p 418 High Cost of Plumbago, Nov 11 p 1159 Cuba: Manganese Ore from, Sept 2 p 537 Cunningham, E. A.: U-Tube Carbon Dioxide Indicator,* Oct 14 p 870 Cushing, W. C.: Special Steels, Sept 23 p 692 Customs Decisions: Aluminum in Sheets, Aug 5 p 350 Copper-Zine Ore, July 8 p 115 Gear Cutting Parts Not Machine Tools, Aug 5 p 350 Gear Wheels and Worms for Motor Cars, July 8 p 115 Hack Saw Steel, July 8 p 115 Imitation Bronze Figures, Dec 16 Battery p 1456 Metal Drums or Containers, Dec 16 p 1456 Net Making Machines, Dec 16 p 1456 Safety Fuses, Dec 2 p 1302 Sewing Machine Parts, July 8 p 115 Sewing Machine Tables, Sept 9 p 583 Shoe Machinery, Sept 9 p 583 Sprocket Chains, Dec 16 p 1456 Steel Balls for Crushing, Aug 5 p 350 Steel Engravings, Dec 16 p 1456 Valuation of Foreign Machinery, Nov 11 p 1160 Vessel Engines, Sept 9 p 583 Vessel Equipment, Dec 16 p 1456 Winches as Ship Equipment, July 8 p 115 Zine Scrap from Cuba, Dec 16 p 1456 Cutler-Hammer Clutch Company: Lifting Magnets, New Series, Dec 30 p 1521 Cutler-Hammer Mfg. Company: Magnetic Clutch-Brake with 650- Hp. Motor, Dec 30 p 1550 Cutting-Off Machines: Automatic, for Copper Bands,* July 29 p 243 Battery of Gorton in Plant of Do- minion Company,* Dec 16 p 1405 Brightman Special Bar,* Aug 12 p 363 Etna Heavy-Duty,* Dec 23 p 1461 Vii Newton, for Rail Ends,* Nov 18 p 1183 Newton 6-In. Rotary,* July 15 p 126 Southwark Air-Operated,* Nov 18 p 1165 Williams Special Shrapnel,* July 22 p 193 D Dalton, A. C.: Electric Steel from Ore Fines, Nov 18 p 1184 Darling, C. R.: Progress in Pyrometry, Dec 2 p 1315 Davis, H. M.: Details of Russian Shrapnel,* Oct 7 p 797 Davis, J. C.: Patent End Construction for Open Hearth Furnaces,* July 29 p 244 Davis, John, & Son: Wage Premium Calculator, 30 p 757 Davis Machine Tool Company, Nov 4 p 1090 Davis, W. P., Machine Company: Change in Ownership, Nov 4 p 1090 Redesigned 24-In. Turret Lathe," Aug 5 p 309 Davison, Allen S., Company: Purchases Sharpsville Furnace, Nov 25 p 1269 Substitute for Dec 2 p 1315 Davy, Dr. Wheeler P.: X-Ray in Metallurgical Research,’ Sept 2 p 522 d’Asse, Oskar: Cupola Melting Experiments, July 22 p 187 De Laney Forge & Iron Company: Forging of Large Dimensions,* Aug 5 p 312 De Laval Steam Turbine Company: High-Speed Blowers and Compres- sors,* July 15 p 136 De La Vergne Machine Company: Reclaiming Used Lubricant,* Nov 4p 1103 Decarburization in Heat-Treated Steels,* July 1 p 5 Decisions of Interest to Manufac- turers, Judicial, July 8 p 113; July 15 p 181; July 22 p 221; Aug 19 p 446; Aug 26 p 472; Sept 9 p 582; Oct 21 p 962; Nov 11 p 1160A; Dec 2 p 1336; Dec 16 p 1426; Dee 23 p 1505 Deere & Co., John: Cupola Operation for Continuous Pouring,* July 22 p 183 Defense Plans, Government, July 29 p 249; Aug 5 p 340; Sept 9 p 578; Sept 23 p 728; Oct 28 1024 Deficit, Government, for Fiscal Year, July 8 p 92 Delaware Steel & Ordnance Company: To Operate Diamond State Stee) Plant, Dec 23 p 1474 Sept Magnesite Brick, -Demurrage, A Blank to Prevent,* Aug 19 p 415 Denk, Fr: Displaced Volume and Power in Rolling Mills,* Aug 5 p 283 Structural Steel Situation in Ger- many, Dec 16 p 1422 Denominator Adding Machine Com- pany: Mechanism for Preparing Payrolls, Nov 25 p 1223 Desulphurization in Cupola, Aug 26 p 468 Detrick & Harvey Machine Company: Purchased by Bethlehem Steel Com- pany, Aug 19 p 425 Detroit & Cleveland Navigation Com- pany: Handling Coal and Bulk Materials,* Dee 16 p 1413 Detroit Iron & Steel Company: Improvements, Oct 21 p 954 ne NS my RRR heme == Sa oe 3 a a =o = eae ee Me re aE 4 oo a se # me peeePmiges,) vA cd 2 A OM RTS rn GOREN ICE Rm ” Vili Detroit Steel Castings Company: Plant Description,* Sept 23 p 701 Detroit Steel Products Company: Heat-Treating Furnace,* Sept 8 p 569 Devou, V. N., Supply Company: Motor Truck Experiences, July 22 p 223 Dewstoe Machine Tool Company: Shook & Fletcher Lathe, Dec 16 p 1405 Diamond Expansion Bolt Company: Brick and Concrete Drill,* Sept 2 p 530 Expansion Shield for Lag Screws,* Dec 23 p 1467 Hanger Insert for Buildings,* Sept 2 p 525 Diamond Machine Company: Hydraulic Rolling-Mill Valve,* Oct 7 p 811 Diamond State Steel Company: Plant to Be Operated by Delaware Steel & Ordnance Company, Dec 23 p 1474 Diehl, Ambrose N.: Blast-Furnace Advancement, Sept 16 p 626 Burning Blast-Furnace Gas, Oct 28 p 988 Promotion,* Oct 14 p 906 Dies: Carpenter Holder for Spring or Prong,* Dec 30 p 1521 National-Acme Collet Holder for Spring,* Dec 30 p 1523 National-Acme Threading,* Dec 30 p 1524 Sivyer Cast Vanadium Steel,* Dec 9 p 1351 Diesel Engines: American Types of, Nov 18 p 1170 At San Francisco Exposition, July 8 p 111 Dinkey, A. C.: President Midvale Steel Company,* Oct 7 p 827 Doak, Samuel E.: Iron-Ore Agglomeration in Rotary Kilns, Sept 9 p 574 Dominion Iron & Steel Company: Battery of Cutting-Off Machines,* Dec 16 p 1405 Dominion Sheet Metal Company: Plant Completed, Aug 26 p 469 Donner Steel Company: Extensions at Buffalo, Dec 9 p 1372 Donner, William H.: Buys New York State Steel Com- pany’s Plant, Nov 25 p 1266 Dover By-Product Coke Company: New Coke Plant, Oct 21 p 961 Dowd, Albert A.: Carelessness in the Factory, Sept 2 p 511 Dreisbach, Charles A.: Cinder Crushing Mill,* July 29 p 242 Driggs-Seabury Ordnance Corpora- tion: Change in Ownership, Aug 19 p 439 Drilling Machines: Baker, Machining Projectiles,* Nov 4 p 1099 Bemis Semi-Automatic Four-Spin- dle,* Sept 30 p 744 Cincinnati Scotch Radial,* Oct 28 p 980 Diamond Brick and Concrete,* Sept 2 p 530 Fosdick 3-Ft. Radial,* Julv 29 p 237 Fosdick Radial, with 2-Ft. Arm,* Oct 21 p 923 Ingersoll-Rand Pneumatic Close- Quarter, Aug 5 p 295 Neil & Smith Light Weight Elec- tric,* Nov 25 p 1235 Rockford Box .Column Upright,’ July 29 p 245 Royersford Upright, Sept 16 p 623 Standard Electric Light-Weight, Dec 23 p 1467 Test of Electric,* Nov 25 p 1241 JULY-DECEMBER, 1915 Wilcor Horizontal Two-Head,* Oct 21 p 929 Drinking Water System, Test of Mill, July 8 p 110 Dudgeon, Richard: Press for Banding Projectiles, 26 p 466 Dumping: (See Anti-dumping) Dunham, M. Keith: Dissolved and Self-Generated Acety- lene, Aug 12 p 351 Duplexing: Increasing Vogue of, Dec 16 p 1421 Versus Standard Open Hearth, Dec 9 p 1371 Durable Wire Rope Company: Purchases Spencer Rope Machin- ery, Nov 25 p 1269 Dust Arrester, Whiting,* Aug 5 p 303 Dutton and McKechnie: Magnetic Iron-Ore Separator,* Sept 9 p 577 Dutton, Francis B.: Removing Rings in Nodulizing Kilns. Sept 9 p 607 Dwight & Lloyd Sintering Plant at Toledo, July 15 p 173 ” Aug E Eagan, J. H. D.: Lack of Uniformity in Steel Cast ings, Dec 23 p 1462 Earle Gear & Machine Company: Lathe for Turning Projectiles,* Oct 12 p 928 Eastern Pig Iron Association: Sweetser, R. H., President, Dec 2: p 1496 Eastman Kodak Company: Camera to Read Meters, Sept 9 p 573 Eddystone, Pa., Operations at, Sept 2 p 537 Edis Compound, Substitute for Sul- phuric Acid, Dec 30 p 1519 Edison, Thomas A.: Steam Waste Heat of Kilns, Nov 4 p 1044 Editorials: Advance in Price of High-Speed Steel Scrap, Sept 9 p 587 After the War, Nov 25 p 1248 Alignment of Steel Prices, Nov 4 p 1069 American International Corpora tion, Dec 2 p 1310 Anti-Dumping Legislation, Sept 9 p 586 Are More Blast Furnaces Needed? Dee 30 p 1527 Auditing the Power Output, Aug 5 » 319 Automobile Industry Helps Steel Trade, Sept 9 p 586 Basis of Steel Trade’s Prosperity, July 29 p 253 Bessemer and Open-Hearth Steel, July 8 p 90; Aug 26 p 476 Billion Dollar Trade Balance, July w 8 p 91 Brilliant Crop Prospects, Aug 12 p 37 Business and the Trade Commis sion, Dec 30 p 1526 3uyers’ Co-operation in Strikes, Dec 9 p 1371 By-Product Coke, Oct 21 p 935 By-Product Oven’s New Position, Aug 12 p 371 Cancellation on War Steel, Oct 14 p R84 Capacity for Making Munitions, Aug 12 p 372 Coke Prices and Prospects, Oct p 829 Conservatism in Finance, July 1 p 32 Co-oneration Among Associations, Dec 2 p 1309 Cotton Situation, Oct 7 p 828 Direct Tax on Iron and Steel, Dec 9 p 1370 Drop in Sterling Exchange, Sept 2 p 535 i Export and Domestic Steel Dem Sept 9 p 587 Export Growth Checked, Nov 1190 Export Prospects for Iron Steel, July 1 p 32 Export Record, New, Nov 25 p | Exports of Wire Products, De p 1421 Exports Still Break Records, De p 1526 Ferromanganese Shortage, Aug p 318 Financing the Crop Movement, S« 30 p 761 Finished and Unfinished St Prices, Sept 16 p 639 For Larger Use of Bessemer Ste: Oct 14 p 884 Germany’s Gain in Steel, Nov 18 p 1191 Getting Work Done Outside, A 19 p 424 Government and Business Morals Sept 16 p 638 High Prices and High Quality, Oct 21 p 934 High Prices and Orders for Steel, Dec 2 p 1309 Hobbling Export Steel Trade, Dec 16 p 1420 How Much More Pig Iron? Sept 30 p 760 How Not to Stop Dumping, Dec 23 p 1470 Immigration and Population, Sept 23 p 710 Increasing Iron and Steel Capacity, Dec 23 p 1471 Increasing Munitions Production, Aug 19 p 422 Increasing ‘Scarcity of Machine Tools, July 8 p 90 Increasing Vogue of Duplexing, Dec 16 p 1421 Industrial Relations Commission, Aug 26 p 474 Iron Industry’s Labor Supply, July 8 p 91 Labor and War Conditions, Nov 11 p 1130 Lake Ores in Demand, Sept 30 p 762 Lake Shipbuilding Outlook, Oct 7 828 Lake Superior Ore in 1916, Nov 25 p 1248 Legislation Important to Manufac- turers, Nov 4 p 1068 Machinists’ Shorter Day, Oct 14 p 884 Magnetic Iron Ores of Minnesota, Sept 23 p 710 More Steel Capacity Wanted, Nov 11 p 1130 National Foreign Trade Council Program, Dec 9 p 1370 Navy-Yard Shipbuilding Costs, Dec 30 p 1528 Need of a Tariff Commission, Sept 16 p 638 New Construction Again in Steel, July 22 p 204 No Check to Rising Prices, Dee 25 p 1471 No New Steel Consolidation, July 29 p 253 Only Coke Market Drags, Aug 12 p 370 Our Crippled Railroads, Oct 21 p 934 Our South American Trade, Oct 28 p 1007 Our Steel Exports to Neutrals, July 22 p 205 Pig-Iron and Steel-Making Ca- pacity, Nov 25 p 1249 Pig Iron Improving, Aug 5 p 318 Pig-Iron Rise, Aug 26 p 475 Rail Mills as Bar Mills, Sept 2 p 536 Railroad Buying, Aug 26 p 475 Railroad Buying Prospects, Sept 23 p 711 Railroad Receiverships, Oct 7 p 829 ord Iron and Steel Exports, Aug 19 p 423 venues and Preparedness, Sept 23 p 711 se in Steel-Making Irons, Aug 12 p 370 se in Steel Prices, Sept 2 p 534 arcity of High-Speed Steel, July 15 p 150 amen’s Law and Public ment, July 15 p 151 ‘ason Price on Tin Plate, Nov 18 p 1191 rious Freight Situation, p 1308 nall Shop and Safety Movement, Nov 4 p 1068 -andard Open-Hearth vs. Duplex- ing, Dec 9 p 1371 tatistics of Working Value, Aug 12 p 372 Steel Statistics, Aug 19 p 422 Steel Trade Prospects, Oct 28 p 1006 steps Toward Preparedness, July 29 p 252 Striking Export Showing, ‘Nov 11 p 1132; Nov 25 p 1249 Supplies of Ferromanganese, Nov Senti- Dec 2 11 p 1131 Surprising Pig-Iron Capacity, Oct 14 p 885 Tie Plates in Scrap Lists, Nov 18 p 1192 Ton in Trade Usage, Dec 9 p 1370 Trade Balances and Their Settle- ment, Sept 30 p 761 ‘rade Balances in a Twelvemonth, Dec 16 p 1420 Unbalanced Steel Market, Nov 18 p 1190 Universal Adoption of the Boiler Code, July 1 p 33 War Contracts Demand Caution, July 22 p 204 War’s Cripples in Industry, Sept 2 535 War Time Shop Demands, Aug 19 424 p -~_ What Is the Matter with Pig Iron? July 15 p 150 When Will Steel Calm Down? Dec 2 p 1308 Year of the European War, Aug 5 319 Educational Extension Scheme, Ten- nessee, Sept 9 p 579 Edueating Workers for Higher Effi- ciency,* Dec 30 p 1530 Edwards and Kikkawa: Hardening High-Speed Tool Steel, Nov 11 p 1126 Edwards, E. W.: President Cincinnati Rapid Transit Commission,* Dec 9 v 1376 Efficiency Society: Convention Announcement, Sept 9 p 584 Convention p 709 Eisensmith, L. E.: Core-Oven Draft Installation,* Nov 18 p 1163 Electric Power, Mills Purchasing, Oct 14 p 868 Electric Steel Casting Company: New Plant at Milwaukee, Dec 16 p 1407 Electric Steel Company, Chicago, Dec 23 p 1495 Hleetrical Engineers: (See Association of Iron and Steel Electrical Engineers) Electrochemical Society: (See American Electrochemical So- ciety) i lectrolysis: Mitigation of, Dec 16 p 1446 Prevention of, Aug 19 p 441 Electrolytic Method of Producing Pure Iron, Dec 23 p 1496 Electroplating Barrel, U. S.,* Oct 28 979 “lwell-Parker Electric Company: Crane Equipped Battery Truck,* Nov 18 p 1173 Proceedings, Sept 23 JULY-DECEMBER, 1915 Employees, Pacific Federation of: Convention Announcement, Oct 14 p 904 Employers’ Association of Hampton County, Nov 18 p 1189 Engineering Congress, International: (See International Engineering Congress) Engineering Societies and the Naval Advisory Board, July 22 p 224 Engineers, Mechanical: (See American Society of Mechani- cal Engineers) Engines for Pennsylvania Steel Com- pany, Mesta Blowing,* July 1 p 12 Engines, Gas and Gasoline: andy Formulas,* Aug 19 p 414 Internal Combustion Slide Rule, Sept 2 p 524 Sims eater Utilizing Exhaust,* Aug 19 p 413 Engines, Oil: American Diesel, Types of, Nov 18 p 1170 Fulton Six-Cylinder 100-Hp. Diesel, Aug 5 p 313 Nordberg 200-Hp. High Compres- sion,* July 15 p 141 Operating Costs, Dec 2 p 1313 Erie Trailer Mfg. Company: Industrial Plant Automobile Trail- er,* July 15 p 133 Ervin, J. Franklin: Cupola Operation for Continuous Pouring,* July 22 p 183 Principles of Continuous Applied, Sept 23 p 686 Estep, H. Cole: Pouring Systems for Gray-Iron Foundries,* Nov 11 p 1123 Etna Machine Company: Cutting-Off Machine,* Dec 23 p 1461 Evans, David, & Co.: Rhyming Market Letter of 1910, Dec 9 p 1355 Evans, D. J.: What is Vanadium Steel?—Testi- mony, Oct 14 p 904 Evans, G. S.: Pneumatic Drop Machine for Foun- dry,* Sept 23 p 674 Testing Hardness of Iron Castings,* July 1 p8 Excelsior Tool & Machine Company: Power Flanging Brake,* Oct 14 p 877 Exchange, Drop in Sterling, Sept 2 535 Executive’s Problem, Aug 19 p 419 Exhibits: American Machinery at Argentina, Sept 16 p 631 Foundry and Machine,* Sept 23 p 694; Oct 7 p 824 Seattle Industrial,* July 22 p 194 Explosives, Properties and Uses of Military, Sept 30 p 752 Exports: ; Acceptances in Trade, Aug 26 p 477 Aerovlanes, Dec 16 p 1425 American Pipe and Fittings in South Africa, Nov 25 p 1230 Automobile, Continue to Expand, Dec 16 p 1425 Barb Wire for One Year, Sept 9 p 585 Bars and Rods, Sept 16 p 634 Billets Growing, Dec 23 p 1492 British Buying of American Billets, Sept 2 p 510: Oct 28 p 1023; Dec 2 p 1317 Combinations for, Aug 5 p 306 Copper and the War, Dec 30 p 1533 Ferrovanadium, Increased, Sept 8 p 568 Growth Checked, Nov 18 p 1190 Heavy War, from New York, Sept 9 p 588 Iron, Steel and Machinery Mount- ing, Sept 16 p 630 Locomotives and Freight Cars, Dec 16 p 1425 Machine Tools in Eleven Months, July 22 p 198 Melting ix Machinery Trade with South America. Nov 11 p 1128 New Record, Editorial on, Nov 25 p 1250 Outlook for Machinery America, July 8 p 93 Philippine Trade, Sept 30 p 747 Price Records,* Nov 11 p 1114 Prospects for Iron and Steel, July 1 p 32 Recording Shipments, Oct 21 p 930 Sales Affecting Domestic Consum- ers, Sept 30 p 763 Serious Freight Situation, Dec 2 p 1308 Still Break Records, Dee 30 p 1526 Striking Showing, Nov 11 p 1132; Nov 25 p 1249 Sulphuric Acid, Record Shipments, Dec 23 p 1481 Tin Plate, Large, Dec 16 p 1425 United States, for Fiscal Year, Aug 5 p 311 United States Leads, Sept 2 p 527 Wire Products, Dec 16 p 1421 Zinc, Large, Aug 5 p 314; Sept 2 532 Exports and Imports of Iron and Steel; May, July 8 p 113, July 29 p 251; June, Aug 12 p 390; July, Sept 16 p 630; August, Oct 14 p 883; September, Nov 11 p 1152; October, Dec 16 p 1424 Expositions: National Chemical Industries, Aug 5 p 337; Sept 30 p 782 Panama-Pacific Awards, Dec 9 p 1369; Dec 23 p 1477 Panama-Pacific Machinery Ex hibits,* July 15 p 142 Special Machinery Days at Panama- Pacific, Sept 9 p 579 Extras, New High-Speed Tool Steel, Sept 2 p 531 to South F Factograph Camera to Read Meters, Sept. 9 p 573 Factories: Lay-Outs Illustrated, Putnam Ma- chine Company, Aug 5 p 292 Fahrenheit Temperatures, Conversion of Centigrade and,* July 1 p 31 Fairbanks, Morse & Co., Inc: Purchases Neil Machinery pany, July 15 p 152 Shell Turning and Manufacturing Lathe,* Aug 5 p 299 Fan-Driven Core Ovens,* Nov 18 p 1163 Fargo Mfg. Company: Grips for Cables and Wires,* Aug 19 p 418 Farquhar, A. B., & Co.: Fire Precautions,* Sept 30 p 741 Federal Foundry Company: Construction for Light Castings,* Oct 21 p 917 Federal Furnace Company: Taken Over by By-Products Coke Corporation, Nov 4 p 1088 Federal Machinery Sales Company of Chicago: Organized, Nov 25 p 1269 Federal Trade Commission : Activity of, July 15 p 153 Address by Vice-Chairman Hurley, Dec 9 p 1366 Business and, Dee 30 p 1526 Combinations for Exports, Aug 5 306 Felt & Tarrant Mfg. Company: American Automatics in France, Dec 2 p 1286 Fence Machine, National Wire,* Dec 30 p 1524 Ferracute Machine Company: Dial Feed Attachment for Large Shells,* Nov 25 p 1222 Ferroalloys: And High-Speed Steel, Oct 21 p 959 Bronn Method of Adding to Steel, Nov 18 p 1207 Com- Atte (ete poe pp aelly aa “= er oar st ween a a AA : ; yee Imports of High-Speed Steel Alloys, Dec 23 p 1495 Ferromanganese: And Manganese Ore from Virginia, Sept 16 p 657 British Restrictions on Exports, Aug 12 p 386 California Product Shipped East, July 1 p 51 Editorial on Supplies, Nov 11 p 1131 Germany’s Accumulated Supply, Dee 30 p 1552 Imports, Oct 7 p 851; Nov 4 p 1090; Nov 11 p 1131; Dee 2 p 1331; Dec 30 p 1547 Status of, Aug 5 pp 314 and 318 Ferrosilicon: Imports, Sept 2 p 521; Oct 21 p 959; Dec 2 p 1335 Large Export Sales of, Aug 5 p 320 Ferrovanadium: Exports, Nov 4 p 1086 Increased Exports of, Sept 8 p 568 Files, Resharpening of, Nov 18 p 1175 Filing Machine, Illinois Tilting Table Bench,* Nov 25 p 1223 Filter, Oil, Richardson-Phenix,* Dec 30 p 1523 Finance, Conservatism in, July 1 p 32 Fire Precautions in Factory of A. B. Farquhar & Co.,* Sept 30 p 741 Flanders, Ralph E.: Automatic Machines, When to Use, Nov 18 p 1179 F].1n,. Alfred D.: Unreliability of Brass and Bronze, Dec 2 p 1292 Fluorspar, Production in 1914, July 8 82 Forbes & Myers: Pattern Shop Grinding Machine,* July 22 p 193 Ford Furnace Not Needed, Henry, July 1 p 34 Ford Motor Company: Automatic Spring Forming Ma- chine,* Oct 21 p 929 Brass Furnaces Conveniently Ar- ranged,* Nov 4 p 1044 Foundry Economies,* Sept 23 p 680 New Practice in Upsetting, Aug 12 p 391 Raw Materials Project, Aug 12 p 395; Nov 4p 1051, Sociological Work, Aug 19 p 443 Foreign Rail, Wheel and Axle Speci- fications, July 1 p 52 Foreign Trade Council, National: Coming Meeting, Sept 16 p 640 Convention Announcement, Nov 11 p 1132 Convention Program, Dec 9 pp 1370 and 1393 Facts in Ocean Shipping Problem, Dec 16 p 1423 Trade Conditions After War, Sept 30 p 787 Foreign Trade Service Bureau: Export Sales Agency, Aug 5 p 314 Foreign Trade, United States, for Fis- cal Year, Aug 5 p 311 Forge and Heat-Treatment Plant, Cann & Saul, Sept 2 p 511 Forgings: Canadian Duty on, Nov 18 p 1185 Chinese, for England, July 15 p 170 De Laney, of Large Dimensions,* Aug 5 p 312 Rapid Production of Heavy, Nov 25 p 1224 Forming Machines: Ford Automatic Spring,* Oct 21 p 929 Frost Sheet Metal,* Sept 9 p 577 Fosdick Machine Tool Company: Radial Drilling Machine, 3-Ft.,* July 29 p 237 Radial Machine with 2-Ft. Arm,* Oct 21 p 923 Founders’ Association, National: Convention Announcement, Oct 21 p 936 JULY-DECEMBER, 1915 Convention Proceedings, Nov 18 p 1189; Nov 25 p 1242 President Barr’s Address, Nov 18 p 1174 Foundry: Applications of Cores in Modern Molding, Sept 30 p 784 Better Gray-Iron Castings, Dec 23 p 1468 Care in Melting Zinc,* July 22 p 199 Commercial Problems, Sept 23 p 707 Cranes for Machine Shop and,* July 29 p 246 Cupola Melting Experiments, July 22 p 187 Deere Cupola Operation for Con- tinuous Pouring,* July 22 p 183 Desulphurization in Cupolas, Aug 26 p 468 Detroit Steel Casting Company’s Plant,* Sept. 23 p 701 Dynamic Properties of Steel Cast- ings,* Sept 30 p 754 Economies in Ford Motor Plant,* Sept 23 p 680 Eight-Hour Day Far in Future, Nov 25 p 1242 Electric Furnace in the,* Oct 7 p 798; Oct 14 p 878 Exhibit at Cleveland, 1916, Nov 4 p 1071 Exhibition of 1916, Nov 11 p 1133 Factors Affecting Properties of Bronze, Nov 25 p 1225 Federal, for Light Castings,* Oct 21 p 917 Getting the Most from Molding Ma- chines,* July 1 p 1 How to Get High Core Efficiency, Sept 23 p 684 Inspection Department, Dec 23 p 1478 Krause Jolt Ramming Machine, Im- proved, Dec 2 p 1291 Labor Troubles, Pittsburgh and Cleveland, Dec 16 p 1450 Lack of Uniformity in Steel Cast- ings, Dec 23 p 1462 Lenoir Pneumatic Drop Machine,* Sept 23 p 674 Liquid Fuel for Cupolas, Oct 14 p 868 Machining and Molding Cast Tun- nel Linings,* Dec 2 p 1279 Manganese-Steel Castings for Min- ing,* Dec 9 p 1362 Methods of Making Carwheels,* Sept 23 p 676 Missouri Shop Regulation, July 15 p 170 Modern Foundry Company’s Core- Oven Draft Installation,* Nov 18 p 1163 Mumford Cylinder Jolt Ramming Machine,* Nov 11 p 1110 Mumford Jolt and Squeezer Mold- ing Machines,* Nov 4 p 1100 Osborn Electrically Operated Jolt Roll-Over Molding Machine,* Sept 23 p 675 Pattern Storage Systems, Aug 5 p Patternmaking for Molding Ma- chine Work,* Oct. 21 p