The Iron Age 1916: Vol 98 Index

THE IRON AGE VOL. XCVIII JULY—DECEMBER, 1916 NEW YORK: DAVID WILLIAMS COMPANY, 239 West 39th Street Abell, O. J.: Gisholt Plant,* Sept 7 pp 499 and 520 Hercules Gas Engine Plant,* Sept 7 p 529 Uniflow Engine for Rod Mill,* July 20 p 130 Accidents: At Metallurgical Plants in 1915, Dec 21 p 1404 Employer and, Dec 21 p 1408 Increase in Industrial, Aug 10 p 327 Safety Around Coke Ovens, Nov 16 p 1110 Westinghouse Methods, Dec 7 p 1282 Acid Resisting Alloys, July 27 p 182 Acme Steel Company: New Castings Plant at Akron, Nov 9 p 1088 Adamant Iron & Steel Company: High-Speed Steel, Aug 3 p 263 Adams-Bagnall Electric Company: Factory Addition, Nov 16 p 1115 Addicks and Cowan: Tin Situation, July 6 p 50 Addy, Matthew, Company: Past High Prices for Pig Iron, Dec 14 p 1348 Advertisers, How They May Help Buyers, Oct 26 p 951 Aeroplanes: Exports, Aug 31 p 462 Non-Recoil Guns for, July 27 p 199 Aertsen, G.: —s Experience with the Open earth, Sept 14 p 592 Africa: Iron-Ore Deposits, Dec 21 p 1409 Air, Measuring Flow of Compressed,* Nov 9 p 1049 Aitchison, Leslie: Corrosion of Steel, July 6 p 23 Alexander, Magnus W.: Cost of Health Supervision of Em ployees, Oct 19 p 910 National Industrial Conference Board, Nov 16 p 1118 Allen and Lilly: Slags for Fertilizer, Nov 30 p 1268 Allied Machinery Company of Amer- ica: Officers, Sept 14 p 619 Allison & Co.: Buy Economy Boiler Works, Oct 12 p 835 Alloys: Acid Resisting, July 27 p 182 Bronze, for Automobiles, Aug 3 p 251 Clamer Electric Process for, Nov 30 p 1253 Direct Production of Iron-Nickel, Sept 14 p 577 Ferromanganese, by Schragin Elec- tric Process, Oct 5 p 769 For Thin Castings, Oct 12 p 860 Iron-Boron and Iron-Carbon,* Aug 24 p 396 Alternating Current Driving, July 6 p 21 Alumina in Steel,* Sept 14 p 582; Sept 21 p 647 Alumina Inclusions in Steel, Detect- ing,* July 27 p 180 Aluminum: Determination of, as Oxide, 31 p 451 Effect of Work on, Aug 17 p 351 Aug INDEX Illustrated articles indicated by *. Imports and Exports, Aug 17 p 377 Melting Chips, Nov 16 p 1117 Tests of Bronze,* July 13 p 80 Aluminum Ore Company: Operations Near Baltimore, Nov 30 p 1253 Amalgamated Association: Highest Puddling Rate, July 13 p 115 Western Puddlers’ Scale, July 27 p 216 American & British Mfg. Company: Changes, Sept 7 p 559 American Association for Labor Leg- islation: One Day of Rest in Seven, Dec 14 p 1338 American Car & Foundry Company: Annual Report, July 6 p 27 American Chain Company: Buys Standard Chain Company, Nov 9 p 1091 American Chemical Society: Announcement of Meeting, Aug 24 p 394 Convention Proceedings, Oct 5 p 772 American Electrochemical Society: Announcement of Meeting, Aug 24 p 394 Convention Proceedings, Oct 5 p 774 American Foundrymen’s Association: (See Foundrymen’s Associations) American Institute of Metals: Convention Papers, Aug 3 p 258 Convention Proceedings, Sept 14 p 593; Sept 21 p 676 American International Corporation: First Year, Dec 14 p 1371 To Develop Russian Sarena Sept 21 p 647 American Iron and Steel Institute: Convention Program, Oct 5 p 777 Convention Proceedings, Nov 2 pp 993 and 1035 New Members, Oct 12 p 857 Steel Production, United States, 1915, July 13 p 96 American Iron & Steel Mfg. Company: Bethlehem Steel May Buy, Dec 7 p 1318 President James Lord Retires,* Dec 28 p 1476 American Locomotive Company: Annual Report, Aug 17 p 358 American Machine & Foundry Com- pany: Powder Groove Routing Machine,* July 27 p 188 American Museum of Safety: Young, Arthur H., Director,* Dec 21 p 1427 American Pig Iron Association: At Detroit, Sept 28 p 721 American Rolling Mill Company: Merges with Columbus Iron & Steel Company, Nov 9 p 1068 American Sheet & Tin Plate Com. pany: Weather Test of Steel Sheets, Oct 19 p 915 American Shipbuilding Company: Annual Report, Nov 2 p 1046 American Society for Testing Mate- rials: Convention Proceedings,* July 6 pp 24 and 64 New Standards. Sept 28 p 695 Spike and Tie-Plate Specifications, July 20 p 147 ll 185 American Society of Mechanical En- gineers: Address, President D. S. Jacobus, Dec 7 p 1293 Announcement of Meeting, July 6 p 53 Convention Proceedings.* Dec 14 pp 1339 and 1350 Research Plans, Dee 14 p 1351 Uniform Boiler Code, Dec 14 p 1370 American Steel & Wire Company: American Steel Company’s Suit, Oct 26 p 953; withdrawn, Nov 30 p 1247 Duplex Process, Sept 14 p 611 Extensions, July 13 p 112 American Steel Company: Sues American Steel & Wire Com- pany, Oct 26 p 953 Withdraws Suit, Nov 30 p 1247 American Steel Trade with Europe, Oct 26 p 951 American Tube & Stamping Com- pany: Changes Hands, Nov 23 p 1201 Directors, Dec 7 p 1318 American Vanadium Company: Changing Hands, Aug 24 p 427 American Water Pipes Are Best, Why,* Aug 24 p 400 Analysis: Determining Carbon in Steel,* Nov 9 p 1053 Anchors, Steel,* Oct 12 p 813 Anderson Die Machine Company: Die Forming Machine,* Dec 7 p 1289 Finishing Dies,* Oct 5 p 754 Vertical Die-Tapping Machine,* Nov 23 p 1164 Anti-Dumping: Delusive Measure, July 20 p 142 Appraisal and Inventory Values, Per- petual, Nov 30 pp 1227 and 1266 Apprenticeship: Industrial, for High School Stu- dents, Oct 26 p 974 Are Welding Machine Company: Constant Current System,* Dec 28 p 1448 Argentina: Iron and Steel Imports, Dec 21 p 1428 Large Pipe Contract, Nov 2 p 1005 Pipe Commission Arrives, Dec 28 p 1461 Armor Plant, Government: — Sites for, Aug 31 p 56 Site Hearing, Sept 21 p 631 Armor Plate: Awards to Bethlehem and Carnegie companies, Nov 23 p 1183 Contract Problem (Editorial), Oct 26 p 948 Army Appropriation and Private Works, Aug 17 p 354 Arsenals, Piece Work the Practice at, Dec 28 p 1458 Arsenic on Brass, Effect of, Nov 30 p 1253 Arthur, W.: Seasoning Cracks and Self-Anneal- ing of Brass, Oct 12 p 831 Ashland Steel Company: Plant Improvements,* Aug 31 p 452 Association of Iron and Steel Electri- cal Engineers: Officers, Sept 28 p 721 iv Association of Manufacturers of Chilled Carwheels: Convention Proceedings, Oct 26 p 947 Atlas Crucible Steel Company: io Make thiectric Steel, Dec 7 p 1298 Auction Buyers, Protection for, Oct 26 p 952 Auel, C. B.: Accidents in Industry, Dec 7 p 1282 Australia: Commission to the United States, Sept 21 p 653 Great Britain to ake Spelter, Aug 24 p 413 Manganese Ores, Nov 30 p 1267 Output of Broken Hill Proprietary Company, Nov 16 p 1130 Prohibits Tin-Plate Imports, Dec 28 p 1477 Trade with United States, Aug 31 p 444 Automatic Machine Company: Land Cruiser,* Sept 28 p 694 Automobiles: Alcohol-Benzol for Fuel, Aug 3 p 240 Bronze Alloys for, Aug 3 p 251 Electric Enameling Ovens in Over- land Plant,* Nov 30 p 1215 Elwell-Parker Dumping’ Truck,* July 13 p 73 Elwell-Parker Trucks Handling Forgings,* Nov 30 p 1223 Exports (Editorial), Aug 31 p 462 Exports, Fiscal Year 1916, Aug 10 11 Extent of Growth (Editorial) Dec 21 p 1404 Factors of Safety in Construction of, July 20 p 174 Government Motor-Truck Pur- chases, July 20 p 165 Land Cruiser,* Sept 28 p 694 Making Trucks in White Plant,* Aug 17 p 344 Salvaging Rails,* Oct 5 p 758 Steel Wheels for Army Trucks, July 20 p 131 Tractors in Ferro Machine & Foun- dry Plant,* Sept 7 p 569 Axles: Hollow, for Locomotives, Aug 10 p 299 Specification for Wagon, Oct 19 p 890 Ayres, G. H.: Alternating Current Driving, July 6 p 21 B Bachman, Frank E.: Adirondack Iron Ores, Nov 2 p 1042 Bailey and Cope: Electric Heat-Treating Furnace,* July 13 p 75 Bailey, William H.: Blast-Furnace Top,* Sept 28 p 693 Baker, David F.: Oxygen in Blast-Furnace tions, Aug 24 p 398 Baldt Anchor Company: Largest Steel Anchor,* Oct 12 p 813 Barba, William P.: Resigns from Midvale Steel Com- any, Oct 12 p 836 Barb-Wire Exports Growing, Nov 9 p 1062 Barber & Ross: Structural Shop, Sept 14 p 611 Barbey, Jacob W.: Determining Carbon in Steel by Combustion,* Nov 9 p 1053 Barnes, E. A.: Pressed Hot Non-Ferrous Metal for Castings, Nov 30 p 1256 Barnes, James te Protecting Open-Hearth Gas Ports, Nov 30 p 1225 Barney & Smith Car Company: New Shell Orders, July 6 p 55 Barr, William H.: President’s Report, National Found- ers’ Association, Nov 16 p 1121 Barrel Elevator,* Sept 28 p 711 Opera- JULY-DECEMBER, 1916 Bars: sellanger Method for Steel, Nov 30 p 1223 New kxtras on Small Shapes and Steel, July 2U p 133 Speciticauuons tor nailroad Spring, Breaking July 13 p 83 Steel, Kxports, July 6 p 54; Oct 12 p 831 Barth, Carl G.: Standardization of Machine Tools, Dec 21 p 1394 Bauxite Brick for Furnace Linings, Dec 7 p 1289 Bearing, Thrust, Rochester Ball,* Nov 2 p 985 Becker Milling Machine Company: Relieving Machine for Forged Cut- ters,* Nov 30 p 1219 Sold to Manufaciurers’ Company, Nov 23 p 1205 Bell and Nesbit: Testing Firebrick, July 13 p 84 Bell for Blast Furnaces, Charging,* Aug 10 p 297 Bellanger, P. V. L.: Breaking Steel Bars, Nov 30 p 1223 Benner, Samuel A.: Reconstruction of Europe, Dec 14 p 1349 Bent, Quincy: Duplex Process, Nov 2 p 1035 Benzol: Market for, Sept 28 p 717; Dec 14 p 1369 Production, Nov 30 p 1253 Bessemer Process: Acid, Passing of, Aug 10 p 302 Basic, Place of, Sept 28 p 691 Germany’s Control of Basic, Nov 30 p 1233 Bethlehem Steel Company: Armor Plate Awards, 1183 Changes and Improvements, July 13 p 111; July 20 p 146 Gun-Proving Grounds, Oct 12 p 829 Ingot Mold Foundry, Dec 21 p 1405 Koppers Coke Ovens, at Sparrows Point, Sept 21 p 652; at Steel- ton, Oct 5 p 777 May Buy American Iron & Steel Mfg. Company, Dec 7 p 1318 Merchant Mill Record, Sept 7 p 545 Ore Dock at New York, Dec 14 p 1329 Pennsylvania Sale Confirmed, July 6 p 31 Purchases American Iron & Steel Mfg. Company and Lebanon Valley Furnaces, Dec 21 p 1429 Sales Agents’ Conference, Oct 5 p 785 Sparrows Point Improvements— Billet Mills, Oct 19 p 912, and New Blast Furnaces and Steel Plant, Nov 2 p 1023 Will Build 12 Blast Furnaces, July 20 p 146 Bickford Machine Company: Combined Type Milling Machine,* July 20 p 136 Bill of Lading, Negotiable, July 13 95 Birdsboro Steel Foundry & Machine Company: New Roll Foundry,* Dec 7 p 1275 Bishon-Babcock-Becker Company: Welding and Cutting Torches,* July 13 p 81 Black & Decker Mfg. Company: Boring Head for Shells,* Oct 5 p 769 Blair & Wheeler: Device to Premelt Ferroalloys, July 27 p 179 Boiler Code: Uniform, Dec 14 p 1370 Work, Steel Manufacturers to Co- operate with Engineers, Dec 14 p 1370 Boilers: Cost Keeping in Connelly Shops,* Aug 17 p 342 Furnace Gas for,* July 13 p 82 Producer Gas for, Oct 5 p 770 Nov 23 p Recrystallization of Tubes, July 6 p 20 Tests of Bettington and Babcock & Wilcox, Aug 10 p 330 Wilkinson, with By-Product Recov- ery, Dec 21 p 1429 Bolivia: Machinery and Machine Tools in, Aug 17 p 350 Bolles, J. E., Iron & Wire Works: Expanding, Sept 28 p 699 Bolt and Nut Cash Discount, Oct 5 p 782 Bolt, Gay Fitting-up,* Nov 9 p 1062 Bonnot Company: Powdered Coal Plant,* July 20 p 134 Book Reviews: Automobile Welding with the Oxy- Acetylene Flame, Nov 30 p 1226 Canadian Trade Index, Nov 23 p 1177 Engineer in War, Nov 30 p 1226 Exporters’ Encyclopedia for 1916, July 6 p 51 Hendricks’s Commercial Register, Nov 30 p 1226 Homans’s Automobile Handbook, Sept 7 p 568 Homans’s First Principles of Elec- tricity, Nov 30 p 1226 — Technology, July 28 p Model T Ford Car, Nov 23 p 1177 Oxy-Acetylene Welding and Cut- ting, Nov 17, p 1177 Poor’s Manual of Industrials for 1916, Sept 28 p 736 Poor’s Manual of Public Utilities, July 27 p 189 Predetermination of True Costs, Nov 30 p 1226 Questions and Answers Relating to Modern Automobile Design, Construction, Driving and Re- pair, July 27 p 189 Steel and Its Heat Treatment, July 27 p 189 Booth, Dr. Carlos C.: Cleanliness a Safety Measure, Nov 30 p 1267 Boring and Turning Mill, Triple-Tur- ret,* Aug 17 p 351 Boring Head, Black & Decker,* Oct 5 p 769 Boring Machines: Harvey Horizontal,* Sept 14 p 575 Newton Four-Spindle Motor,* Dec 28 p 1451 Pierce Adjustable,* Nov 30 p 1222 Boring Tool, with Worm Adjustment, Clark,* Aug 17 p 351 Borings — Operations, Sept 28 Boron and Iron Carbon Alloys,* Aug 24 p 396 Boston Navy Yard: Power Forging of Chain,* Dec 14 p 1332 Bowl, Steel Separator,* Dec 7 p 1288 Boynton, Arthur J.: Hot Blast Stove Design, Nov 2 p 997 Bradley, W. F.: a for Trucks, July 20 p 31 Brass: Effect of Arsenic on, Nov 30 p 1253 Failure of (Bureau of Mandente. Dec 28 p 1452 Melting Furnace, Electric, Nov 30 p 1222 Reclamation of Ashes,* Oct 12 p 818 Seasoning Cracks and Self-Anneal- ing of, Oct 12 p 831 and Copper Alloys, Clamer Electric Process for, Nov 30 p 1253 Brass Manufacturers: (See National Association of Brass Manufacturers) Brass Plants Heavy Buyers for 1917, Sept 21 p 652 Brazil: Big Deal in Manganese Ore, Oct 5 p 785 Brass Manganese Ore Exports, 1913-15, July 20 p 140 Brearley, A. W. and H.: Structure and Properties of Steel Ingots,* Oct 26 p 943; Nov 2 p 980; discussion, Dec 7 p 1279 Brearly, Harry: Stainless Steel, Dec 14 p 1331 Bridge Builders & Structural Society: Business in June, July 20 p 133; July, Aug 17 p 379; November, Dee 21 p 1401 Bridges: Another Quebec Disaster, Sept 14 p 589 Quebec Castings, Defective, Oct 12 p 823 Quebec WVisaster Charged to Cast- ing,” Sept 21 p 638 San Francisco to Uakland,* Aug 10 p 300 Silicon Steel for, July 27 p 195 Brier Hill Stee] Company: Buys Western Keserve Steel Com- pany, Nov 23 p 1201 Brinnell ‘lests and Law of Similitude, Nov 30 p 1265 Brislee, F. J.: Effect of Work on Aluminum, Aug 17 p 351 British Columbia: Blast Furnace Proposed for, July 13 p 114 British Topics: (See Breat Britain) Broken Hill Proprietary Company: Output, Nov 16 p 1130 Plant Additions, Sept 7 p 537 Bronze, Tests of Aluminum,* July 13 p 80 Brown & Sharpe Mfg. Company: Human Factor in Foundry Produc- tion,* Sept 21 p 632 Indexing Head,* Dec 28 p 1445 Brown Hoisting Machinery Company: Coal Unloading Machine,* Oct 26 p 934 Brown Instrument Company: Distant Recording Thermometer,* Oct 5 p 762 Bryant, G. F.: Machining Shells,* Aug 3 p 238 Buchanan, D. D.: Hot Top for Ingots,* Sept 28 p 709 Buffalo-Niagara Industries, July 20 p 139 Buffalo Potash & Cement Corporation: Manufacturing Process, July ,13 p 115 Bunnell, Sterling H.: Development of Farm _ Tractor,* Oct 19 p 884 Educational Extension by Practical Men, Oct 12 p 820 Preparation for Trade with Russia, Nov 23 p 1184 Russian Industrial Progress in War Time, Dec 21 p 1398 World Trade After War, Nov 16 p 1101 Burlingame, L. D.: Human Factor in Foundry Produc- tion,* Sent 21 p 632 Burr, Kenneth M.: Safety Around Coke Ovens, Nov 16 p 1110 Bursley, J. A.: Shop Management. Aug 10 p 310 Butler, Joseph G., Jr.: French Steel Industry in War Time, Nov 2 p 1008; Nov 16 p 1113 Cc Cambria Steel Company: Flanged Shapes,* July 27 p 190 To Build Two Blast Furnaces, Dec 14 p 1349 Cameron, A. S., Steam Pump Works: Three-Stage Centrifugal Boiler Pump.* Aug 24 p 395 Campbell, H. H.: Basic Bessemer Process, Sept 28 p 691 JULY-DECEMBER, 1916 Evolution of American Hearth Practice, Aug. 448; Sept 7 p 541 Passing of the Acid Bessemer, Aug 10 p 302 Steel Industry in War Zone,* Aug 3 p 248 Canada: Another Quebec Sept 14 p 589 Cars for Russia, July 20 p 145; July 27 p 211 Col. T. Cantley on Post-War Condi- tions, Oct 19 p 876 Exhibit of Enemy Samples, Nov 9 p 1063 Industrial Notes, Sept 28 p 713; Nov 16 p 1127; Nov 30 p 1233; Dec 7 p 1319. Metal Imports from United States, Aug 17 p 359 Movement for Ship Subsidies, Oct 19 p 895 Nickel Output, Dec 14 p 1365 Production Iron and Steel, Aug 10 p 325 Rail Supply Short Sept 28 p 716 Steel Corporation’s Work, July 6 p 27 Canadian Car & Foundry Company: Annual Meeting, Aug 3 p 258 Cannon, Erosion and Hardening of, Dec 7 p 1290 Cantley, Col. Thomas: Canadian Trade After Oct 19 p 876 Canton Drop Forging & Mfg. Com- pany: Error-Saving Production Aug 31 p 446 Canton Sheet Steel Company: To Build Open-Hearth Plant, Dec 21 p 1389 Carbon and Iron-Boron Alloys,* Aug 24 p 396 Carbon Steel Company: Annual Report, Nov 9 p 1086 Carlson, W. W.: Standards for Pattern Parts,* Oct 5 p 759 Carnegie Steel Company: Armor Plate Awards, 1183 Farrell Sheet-Bar and Billet Mills to be Rebuilt, Oct 19 p 912 Handbook of Bulb Sections, Sept 28 p 713 Safety Feature of McDonald Mills, July 27 p 214 Steel Bar Card, July 13 p 108 Carnell, W. C.: Acid Resisting Alloys, July 27 p 182 Carpenter Steel Company: Adds to Oven-Hearth Capacity, July 6 p 67 New Officers, Aug 17 p 378 Carriage Builders’ National Associa- tion: Annual Meeting, Oct 5 p 758 Specifications for Wagon Axles, Oct 19 p 890 Open- sl p Bridge Disaster, (Editorial), Construction the War, Forms, Nov 23 p Cars: Canadian for Russia, July 20 p 145; July 27 p 211 Distribution Commission, Nov 23 p 1181 Large Exports of, Nov 9 p 1066 Noteworthy Buying (Editorial), Nov 9 p 1065 Orders, July 20 p 146; Sept 21 p 652; Sept 28 p 718; Oct 12 p 836: Oct 26 p 955; Nov 9 p 1068; Nov 30 p 1251; Dec 7 p 1319; Dee 21 p 1429 Prospects of Buying (Editorial), July 13 p 91 Record Shortage, Oct 26 p 941 Shortage Hearing at Louisville, Nov 16 p 1131 Weight of Steel Passenger, July 20 p 159 Carwheel Lathe, Niles,* Aug 10 p 298 Carwheel Manufacturers: (See Association of Manufacturers of Chilled Carwheels) Cast Iron: Cutting when Red Hot, Aug 31) p 462 Liquid Contraction in, Aug 3 p 241 Normal Fractures of Malleable,* Sept 14 p 576 Thermo-Physics of, Dec 28 p 1459 Castings: Acid and Basic Steel for, Sept 21 p 682 Alloys for Thin, Oct 12 p 860 Basic and Acid in United States and Germany, Aug 10 p 295 Cast-Steel Shells, Oct 5 p 762 Chill Molds for Non-Ferrous, Aug 24 p 391 Cleaning,* Oct 19 pp 881 and 913 Converter Steel, Low. in Man- ganese,* Sept 14 p 578 Detecting Defects by Magnets, July 20 p 136 Doehler Brass and Bronze, Dec 21 p 1401 Electric Furnace in Making Steel, Sept 14 p 614 Fractures of Malleable,* Sept 14 p 576 High Explosive Shells, Sept 14 p 575 Molding Crusher,* Nov 9 p 1054 Pressed Hot Non-Ferrous Metal Substitute, Nov 30 p 1256 Quebec Bridge Charged to,* 21 p 638 Quebec Bridge Defective, Oct 12 p 823 Sept Steel, as Ship Stabilizers,* July 13 p 69 Steel Production, 1915, July 20 p 45 0 Steel Shells from German Con- verters, Sept 14 p 580 Steel Specifications, Sept 28 p 705 Titanium in Making Steel,* Sept 28 p 696 Unit vs. Blanket Bids on torial), Sept 7 p 538 Central Elevator Corporation: Grain Elevator, Aug 17 p 379 Central Iron & Steel Company: Annual Report, Avg 24 p 410 Elects Officers, Oct 12 p 859 Open-Hearth Record, Oct 5 p 782 Chain Belt Company: Barrel Elevator,* Sept 28 p 711 Chain Cables, Power-Forging,* Dec 14 p 1332 Chain Prices Advance, Dec 14 p 1365 Charcoal Iron Company of America: Entertains Pig-Iron Manufacturers, Sept 28 p 721 Chemical Society: (See American Chemical Society) Chester Shipbuilding Company: Expanding, Aug 3 p 258 First Launching, Aug 31 p 463 Chicago Pneumatic Tool Company: Pedestal Riveting Machine,* Oct 5 p 770 Restoring Oil Tanks, Aug 17 p 350 Chile: Machinery and Machine Tools in, Aug 17 p 350 Steel Plant in, Dec 14 p 1371 China: New Pig-Iron Producers in, Dec 14 p 1369 New Plant for Han-Yeh-Ping Iron & Coal Company, Oct 12 p 825 Chrome-Nickel Steel Products, Oct 12 p 838 Chucks: Globe Draw-In 927 Cincinnati Business Men’s Club Meets, Nov 23 p 1202 Cincinnati Lubricant Pump Company: Grinding Machine Circulating (Edi- Collet,* Oct 26 p Pump,* July 6 p 19 vi Cincinnati Planer Company: Machining Howitzer Guns,* Sept 28 p 699 Cincinnati Pulley Machinery Com- pany: Sensitive Drilling Machine,* Oct 12 p 815 Civic Scientific Society, Oct 19 p 915 Claire Furnace Company: Furnace Sold to E. W. Co., Nov 30 p 1255 Clamer, G. H.: Electric Process for Brass and Cop- per Alloys, Nov 30 p 1253 Clark, Eugene B.: Electric Furnace in the Foundry, Sept 14 p 615 Clark Machinery Company: Boring Tool with Worm Adjust- ment,* Aug 17 p 351 Clark & Norton: To Build Direct-Driven Gas-En- gine Compressors,* Oct 12 p 821 Cleanliness a Safety Measure, Nov 30 p 1267 Cleanser, Carlsruhe, July 20 p 136 Cleveland City Forge & Iron Com- Mudge & Rhodes & Co., pany: Handling Forgings,* Nov 30 p 1223 Roechling-Rodenhauser Electric In- duction Furnace, Oct 5 p 778 Cleveland Hardware Company: Advertising to Employees, Oct 26 p 925 Cleveland Machinery & Supply Com- pany: Heavy-Luty Lathe,* July 27 p 179 Cleveland Milling Machine Company: Machine for Relieving Formed Cut- ters,* Oct 12 p 819 Cleveland Welding & Mfg. Company: Merged with Hydraulic Pressed Steel Company, Dec 7 p 1317 Clifford & Sons Company: Material for Furnaces, Aug 17 p 343 Clinton Wire Cloth Company: Proposed Merger, Oct 19 p 890 Clutch, Moore & White Friction,* Dec 7 p 1280 Coal: Brown Hoisting Unloading Ma- chine,* Oct 26 p 934 Capacity of a Pile,* Sept 28 p 711 Fuel Famine (Editorial), Nov 2 p 1002 Gas and Oil (Editorial), Dec 7 p 1295 Plant for Burning Powdered,* July 20 p 134 Powdered, Under Sept 7 p 520 Pulverized, for Open-hearth Fur- naces,* Nov 2 p 1037 Weathering of, Dec 7 p 1278 Coburn, Frederic G.: Power-Forging of Chain Cables,* Dec 14 p 1332 Codd, E. J., Company: Chain Screen Door for Furnaces,* Sept 28 p 709 Coke: British Use for Steam Raising, Nov 16 p 1117 By-Products in 1915, Aug 10 p 325 Connellsville and By-Product (Edi- torial), Aug. 24 p 407 Dominion Steel to Build Koppers Plant, Dee 21 p 1404 Foundry By-Product Requisites, Oct 5 p 771 Koppers Ovens at Sparrows Point, Sept 21 p 652; at Steelton, Oct Steam Boilers, 5 p 777 Remarkable Market (Editorial), Oct 5 p 781 Safetv Around Ovens, Nov 16 p 1110 Youngstown Sheet & Tube Plant,* Dec 7 p 1269 JULY-DECEMBER, 1916 Colorado Fuel & Iron Company: Annual Report, Oct 19 p 912 Employee Kepresentation, Nov 16 p 1130 Columbian Hardware Company: Handling Forgings,* Nov 30 p 1223 Columbus Iron & Steel Company: Merges with American Rolling Mill Company, Nov 9 p 1068 Combustion Engineering Corporation: Salesmen Meet, Sept 21 p 670 Comstock and Corse: Bronze Alloys for Aug 3 p 251 Tests of Aluminum 13 p 80 Comstock, George F.: Alumina in Steel,* Sept Sept 21 p 647 Sulphide and Oxide Inclusions in Steel,* Dec 14 p 1336 Concrete: Columns, X-Ray on Sept 14 p 617 Factory Floors, Patching, Aug 10 p 311; Nov 30 p 1225 Condenser Tubes, Corrosion, to be In- vestigated, Nov 16 p 1150 Condensers: Corrosion of Metal Tubes, July 6 p 51 Ingersoll-Rand Beyer,* July 6 p 21 Tube Troubles,* July 6 p 22 Cone, Edwin F.: Acid and Basic Steel for Castings, Sept 21 p 682 Converter Castings Low in Man- ganese,* Sept 14 p 578 Germany’s Supplies of Ferroman- ganese, Dec 28 p 1453 Steel Anchors,* Oct 12 p 813 Congress, Business Measures Before, Nov 23 p 1180 Connelly, D., Boiler Company: Labor Cost Keeping,* Aug 17 p 342 Considine, J. P.: Coal Unloading Machine,* Oct 26 p 934 Consolidated Manganese Corporation, Sept 14 p 584 Contraction, Liquid, Aug 3 p 241 Contracts and Deliveries (Editorial), Nov 2 p 1003 Contracts That Are Binding, Sales, Oct 26 p 950 Controller for Machine-Tool Motors, Cutler-Hammer,* Dec 21 p 1389 Conventions: American Foundrymen’s Associa- tion, Sept 14 p 593; Sept 21 pp 640 and 673* American Institute of Metals, Sept 14 p 593; Sept 21 p 676 American Iron and Steel Institute, Nov 2 pp 993 and 1035 American Society for Testing Mate- rials,* July 6 pp 24 and 64 American Society of Mechanical Engineers,* Dec 14 pp 1339 and 1350 Association of Manufacturers of Chilled Carwheels, Oct 26 p 947 Master Sheet Metal Contractors’ Association of Ohio, Aug 3 p 279 National Association of Brass Man- ufacturers, Sept 28 p 697; Dec 28 p 1477 National Founders’ Association. Nov 16 p 1118; Nov 23 p 1172 National Housing Association, Oct Automobiles, Bronze,* July 14 p 582; Reinforced, in Cast Iron,* 19 p 894 National Imvlement and Vehicle Association. Oct 26 p 970 National Machine Tool Bvilders’ Association, Oct 26 p 971; Nov 2 p 1048 National Safety Council,* Oct 26 p 936 National Supply and Machinery Nealers’ Association, Oct 26 p 972 Two American Chernical, Oct 5 p TZ Conveying Machines: Jettrey,* Aug 31 p 455 Conveyor System with Magnetic Con- trol, Cutler-Hammer,* Dec 7 p 1280 Conveyors, Reclaiming Waste Mold- ing Sand,* Sept 7 p 505 Cooling Ponds, Spray, Juiy 6 p 67 Co-operation: By Engineers, Oct 5 p 779 In Readjustment (Kditorial), Dec 21 p 1402 Cope and Bailey: Electric Heat-Treating Furnace,* July 13 p 75 Copper Clad Steel Company: Making Copper Clad Steel,* Aug 10 p 296 Copper Coated Steel, Producing, Sept 7 p 560 Copper: Contract for 200,000 Tons, Sept 28 717 German Substitutes for, Aug 10 p 32 Norway’s Supply, Sept 21 p 671 Proposed Tax, July 20 p 137 Solid Oxides Reduced by Iron, Dec 21 p 1409 Status of Exports, Nov 9 p 1090 Tax Provisions Eliminated, July 27 p 214 Corey, Fred B.: Producing Copper Sept 7 p 560 Corrosion: Anticorrosive Grease, 1116 Condenser Tubes, to be gated, Nov 16 p 1150 Metal Condenser Tubes, July 6 p 51 Non-Corrosive Alloy for Valves and Fittings, July 27 p 186 Steel Sheets, Oct 5 p 778 Testing Pipe,* July 13 p 79 Theory of Steel, July 6 p 23 Weather Test of Steel Sheets, Oct 19 p 915 Corse and Comstock: Bronze Alloys for Automobiles, Aug 3 p 251 Tests of Aluminum Bronze,* July 13 p 80 Costs: Determination of Foundry, Oct 5 p . 764 Electrical Machinery Higher, Sept 14 p 620 Farm Machinery, Advance in, Aug 10 p 289 Figuring Burden in Future (Edi- torial), Aug 3 p 257 Menace of Higher Manufacturing, July 13 pp 87 and 115 Method of Determining Factory, Aug 24 p 392; Sept 7 p 540 Navy Hit by High, Nov 30 p 1254 Operating Value of Systems, Oct 26 p 932 System for Manufacturers, Aug 17 Coated Steel, Nov 16 p Investi- Pp: Taylor & Fenn Foundry Account- ing,* Sept 7 p 495 Turner & Seymour Foundry Ac- counting,* Sept 7 p 496 Coupling for Mill Drives, Cutler- Hammer,* Aug 17 p 350 Covington Machine Company: Punching Machine for Rail Ends,* Aug 31 p 443 Rail Breaking Machine,* Aug 31 p 457 Cowan and Addicks: Tin Situation, July 6 p 50 Cowan Truck Company: In Its Own Factory, Oct 26 p 931 Cramp, William, Ship & Engine Build- ing Company: Annual Meeting, July 13 p 94 Cranes: Whiting, Locomo- for Handling tives,* July 13 p 79 Crimora Manganese Corporation: Ore from Virginia, July 27 p 214 Crit-Point in Heat Treatment,* Dec 14 p 1330 Crompton & Knowles Loom Works: Pension Plan, July 20 p 132 Cromwell Steel Company: To Build Steel Plant, Sept 21 p 653; Sept 28 p 720 Cronshaw, H. B.: Deterioration of Refractory Mate- rials,* Nov 9 p 1056 Crowley, John A., Company: Electric Furnace Anniversary, July 27 p 201 Grénwall-Dixon Electric Sept 7 p 517 Crozier, Gen. William: Piece Work the Practice at Ar- senals, Dec 28 p 1458 Crucible Steel Company of America: Annual Report, Nov 16 p 1116 Officers, Nov 23 p 1202 Crucible Steel Forge Company: To Make Electric Steel, July 6 p Furnace,* 53 Crystallization in Cold-Worked Steel,* July 13 p 76 Cuba: Firmeza Iron-Ore Deposits, Oct 26 p 926 Manganese Ore Deposits, Nov 30 p 1267 ~ ‘ustoms Decisions: Carbureters, Nov 2 p 1048 Copper in Flakes, Called “Schrot,” Aug 31 p 479 Crucible Steel Values Raised, Oct 19 p 913 Embroidery Machines, Aug 31 p 479; Oct 12 p 860; Oct 26 p 952 Imports Dutiable Precisely as Re- ceived, Dec 7 p 1289 Iron Castings, Molded, Drilled and Machined, July 27 p 191 Marine Engine Parts, Dec 28 p 1472 Pumps and Other Vessel Supplies, Dec 28 p 1472 Scrap Zinc, July 27 p 191 Split Rings for Fishing Tackle, Nov 2 p 1048 Steam Pumps for Ships, Oct 19 p 913 Tantiron, July 27 p 191 Cutler-Hammer Mfg. Company: Controller for Machine-Tool Mo- tors,* Dec 21 p 1389 Conveyor System with Magnetic Control,* Dec 7 p 1280 Extensible Coupling for Mill Drives,* Aug 17 p 350 Cutting-Off Machines: Etna Geared Head,* Oct 12 p 826 Cutting Tool, Universal, for Sheet Metal,* Nov 30 p 1225 D Davies, Alfred E.: Coating Basic Furnace Linings with Enriched Slags, Dec 28 p 1475 Davies, C. E.: Power in Cold Rolling, Oct 12 p 826 Davis, George C.: How Is Gray Iron Defined? Nov 9 - p 1088; Nov 23 p 1181 Davis, H. M.: Australasian Trade, Aug 31 p 444 Dean Brothers Steam Pump Works: Improved Power Pump Design,* July 6 p 67 Dearle, G.: Power and Coke-Oven Gas, Sept 14 p 581 Decatur Malleable Iron Company, July 27 p 217 Decisions of Interest to Manufactur- ers: July 6 p 68; July 27 p 194; Aug 10 p 330: Aug 17 p 355; Aug 24 p 429; Aug 31 p 483; Sept 14 p 628; Sept 21 p.655; Sept 28 p 736: Oct 12 p 855; Nov 2 p 1048; Nov 23 p 1204; Nov 30 p 1252; Dec 28 p 1488 JULY-DECEMBER, 1916 Demurrage: Increased Tariff Suspended, Nov 23 p 1181 New Kates a Compromise, Dec 7 p 1296 Desulphurization in Blast Furnace, July 20 p 139 DeVerter and Watts: Protection of Iron by Electroplat- ing, Oct 12 p 860 Dies: Anderson Finishing Machine,* Oct 5 p 754 Anderson Forming Machine,* Dec 7, p 1829 Jensen Device for Calculating Draw- ing Sizes, Nov 16 p 1103 Russell Double Reversible Screw Plate,* Aug 10 p 297 Diesel Engine: And Steam Plants, Aug 24 p 405 Compared with Turbine,* Aug 10 p 291 —_— of Crankshafts, Aug 24 p 3 Dillon, Sydney: Chief Mechanical Engineer Car- negie Steel Company,* Nov 16 p 1147 Discount, Bolt and Nut Cash, Oct 5 p 782 Dispatch System, Norton Grinding Company,* July 6 p 1 Doehler Die-Casting Company: Brass and Bronze Die Castings, Dec 21 p 1401 Dominion Iron & Steel Company: To Build Koppers By-Product Coke Plant, Dec 21 p 1404 Donald, Percy G.: Why American Water Pipes are Best,* Aug 24 p 400 ‘Donaldson, J. Wi: Gases Occluded Oct 26 p 928 Donner Steel Company: Duncan Hot Top for Ingot Molds,* Aug 31 p 451 To Build Furnaces and Mills, Sept 14 p 595 Door, Furnace, Cold Chain Screen,* Sept 28 p 709 Drilling Machines: Cincinnati New Sensitive,* Oct 12 in Alloy Steels,* p 815 Eisler Turret Attachment,* Nov 12 p 1224 Minster Heavy Duty,* Nov 23 p 1165 Morris Radial, 3%-Ft. Arm,* Dec 28 p 1449 New England Westinghouse Rifle,* Nov 9 p 1051 Newton Five-Spindle Rail,* Oct 12 p 821 Van Dorn Electric,* Nov 16 p 1111 Dudley, Dr. P. H.: Fissures in Rails Laid to Mill Prac- tice,* Aug 17 p 339 Hot-Bed Practice in Rail Mills, Dec 28 p 1451 Dunbar and Freeland: Norton Engineering Department,* Dec 21 p 1383; Dee 28 p 1439 Duncan, C. E.: Hot or for Ingot Molds,* Aug 31 p Duplex Process, Lackawanna Steel Company,* Nov 2 pp 999 and 1035 Dwight, H. B.: Steel Conductors for Transmission lines, Nov 2 p 1046 Dyer, Y. A.: Cast-Iron Pine Manufacture in South,* Nov 23 p 1159 E Edgewater Steel Company: Organization Completed, Oct 12 p 829 Editorials: Anti-Efficiency Fight Still to Come, Aug 24 p 407 Vil Armor-Plate Contract Problem, Oct 26 p 948 August Exports Exceed Half Bill- ion, Sept 28 p 714 Automobile Exports, Aug 31 p 462 Automobile Growth, Dec 21 p 1404 Branch Plants in Canada, Dec 28 p 1457 British Steel Companies Prosper- ing, Sept 14 p 591 British View of American Exports, Aug 24 p 407 Canadian Kail Supply Short, Sept 28 p 716 Capital Results of Our ‘lrade, July 6 p 29 Capital ‘Lied up in Steel, Aug 10 p 306 Coal, Oil and Gas, Dee 7 p 1295 Coke and Ure Consumption, Sept 28 p 715 Compelling Workers to Earn More Money, Dec 28 p 1457 Connellsville and By-Product Coke, Foreign Aug 24 p 407 Contracts and Deliveries, Nov 2 p 1003 Contracts for Finished Steel, July 2% p 197 Contracts in Steel Trade, Oct 19 p 3535 Co-operation in Readjustment, Dec 21 p 1402 Cure for Transverse’ Fissures (Rails), Aug 17 p 356 Delusive Anti-Dumping July 20 p 142 Distortion of World’s Trade, Nov 9 p 1064 Easing the Strain in:Steel, July 13 p 90 Eastern Steel Trade’s Aug 3 p 256 Eight-Hour Day 24 p 406 Engineer in the Ascendency, Oct 5 p 781 Europe’s Coming Economic Strug- gle, July 27 p 197 Europe’s Growing Steel Nov 9 p 1065 Europe’s Lesson in Industrial Effi- ciency, Aug 17 p 357 Europe’s Need of War Steel, Dec 7 p 1294 Exporters Cannot Co-operate, Sept 21 p 649 Figuring Burden in Future Costs, Aug 3 p 257 Fire Prevention Making Good, Nov 1 p 1125 Flight of Pig Iron, Nov 9 p 1065 Fuel Famine, Nov 2 p 1002 Future Home Demand for Steel, Sept 28 p 715 Galvanized Sheets and Tin Plates, Aug 10 p 307 Government Needs Get Preference, Oct 12 p 834 Hostility as a Labor Union Asset, Nov 23 p 1179 Immigrant Cripples, Aug 31 p 461 Industrial Census of 1916 Needed, Dec 28 p 1456 Industrial Physician, Dec 7 p 1294 Industrial Preparedness at Home, Nov 16 p 1124 Insect Pests in Factories, Aug 10 p 307 Iron a Barometer, Sept 7 p 540 Japanese Ship Subsidies to Be Re- duced, Sept 21 p 649 Labor Saving and Labor Shortage, Sept 21 p 649 Machine Tools and the Future, Nov 2 p 1002 Manganese and Tungsten Resources, Oct 12 p 832 Million Tons Extra Scrap, July 13 p 90 Mind and the Market, Dec 21 p 1403 More Common-Labor-Saving De- vices, July 6 p 29 Need of Fatigue Studies, Nov 2 p 1003 Measure, New Era, “Sanction,” Aug Output, Viii New Movement of Employees, Nov 23 p 1178 New Ore Prices, Nov 30 p 1229 New Pace in Steel Exports, July 20 p 148 New Steel Capacity, Sept 14 p 591 New Tariff Issue, Uct 19 p 888 Notes on Steel Production, July 20 p 142 Noteworthy Freight Car Buying, Nov 9 p 1065 November Steel Orders, Dec 14 p 1344 Our Huge Crude Steel Exports, Oct 5 p 782 Our Inefficient Tariff, Oct 12 p 833 Outrunning Our Labor Supply, Oct 26 p 948 Pig-lron Outlook, Oct 5 p 780 Plant Improvement to Come, Dec 28 p 1457 Plant Office Buildings Get Atten- tion, Dec 28 p 1457 Poor anne Showing, July 6 p 3 Present and Historic Steel Prices, Oct 19 p 889 Problem in Government, Aug 31 p 460 Proposed Tariff Legislation, July 6 28 p Prospective Pig-Iron Capacity, July 27 p 196 Prospects of Car Buying, July 13 p 91 Puddlers’ Earnings, Sept 7 p 539 Railroad Sliding Scale Suggested, Sept 14 p 592 Reaction in Metals, July 20 p 144 Readjustments After War, Nov 30 1228 —* Coke Market, Oct 5 p 81 Remarkable Ore Year, Dec 14 p 1344 Remarkable Tin-Plate Season Open- ing, Oct 12 832 Resale Shell Machinery, July 6 p 28 Results from Trade Balance, Oct 26 p 949 Rolling Stock Scarcely Obtainable, Dec 28 p 1456 Shortage of Pig Iron, Nov 30 p 1228 Speculation in Foundry Iron, Nov 23 p 1178 Steel a Product of Pig Iron, Aug 10 p 306 Steel Contracts and Deliveries, Sept 28 p 714 Steel Corporation and Thompson Coal, Dec 14 p 1346 Steel Delivery Problems, Sept 14, p 590 Steel for Shipbuilding, Nov 9 p 1064 Steel Trade After the War, Sept 21 p 648 Supply and Demand at Work, Aug 31 p 460 Surplus Steel Profits, Oct 19 p 889 Testing the Balance of Steel Mills, Aug 17 p 357 The President and Labor Question, Aug 24 p 406 Tightness in Money Reappears, Dec 14 p 1345 Time to Act for the Webb Bill, Dec 28 p 1456 Tonnage of Tin Plate, Nov 16 p 1125 Trade After the War, Aug 3 p 256 Trade Commission No Issue, Sept 7 p 539 Triumphant Unionism, Sept 7 p 538 Unit vs. Blanket Bids on Castings, Sept 7 nv 538 Women in War Industries, July 13 p 92 Edmonds, W. L.: Canadian Metal Tmports from United States. Aug 17 pn 359 Educational Extension by Practical Men, Oct 12 p 820 Edwards, Charles L. T.: Oxygen Gas for Removing Furnace Salamanders, Aug 31 p 462 JULY-DECEMBER, 1916 Eisler, Charles: Veitical Driliing Turret Attach- ment,” Nov 30 p 1224 Electric iransmission Lines, Steel Conductors for, Nov 2 p 1046 Electrical Engineers: (See lron and Steel Electrical Engi- neers, Association of) Electrical Exposition, Welding at New York, Aug 31 p 479 Electrical Machinery, Higher Costs of, Sept 14 p 62U Electrochemical Society: (See American Electrochemical So- ciety) Electroplating, Protection Oct 12 p 860 Elevator, Barrel, Automatic,* p 711 Elwell-Parker Electric Company: Dumping Truck,* July 13 p 73 Trucks Handling Forgings in,* Nov 30 p 1223 Employers’ Associations: Joint Meeting, Nov 16 p 1149 Litchfield County, Aug 10 p 327 Rhode Island, Sept 21 p 671 Endicott, Johnson & Co.: Novel Shop Restaurant,* Sept 14 p 585 Enemy Samples, Canadian Exhibit of, Nov 9 p 1063 Engerand, M. Fernand: Germany’s Control of Basic Besse- mer Process, Nov 30 p 1233 Engineer in the Ascendency (Edi- torial), Oct 5 p 781 Engineering: Co-operation, Nov 16 p 1121 Library in New York, Nov 23 p 1203 Engineering Foundation: Funds at Disposal of National Re- search Council, Oct 12 p 829 Engineers: Co-operation by, Oct 5 p 779 Tractor, Proposed Consolidation of, Nov 16 p 1121 Engines: Diesel Compared Aug 10 p 291 Lubrication Record Sept 28 p 709 Nordberg Uniflow,* July 20 p 130 Engines, Gas: Drive in Turner & Moore Machine Shop,* Aug 24 p 389 Heat Losses, July 6 p 19 Engines, Oil: Failure of Diesel Crankshafts, Aug 24 p 395 Estep, H. Cole: Cleaning Castings,* Oct 19 pp 881 of Iron by, Sept 28 with Turbine,* of Nordberg, and 913 Estep, Thomas G., Jr.: Measuring Flow of Compressed Air,* Nov 9 p 1049 Etna Machine Company: Geared Head Cutting-Off Machine, Oct 12 p 826 : Europe: American Steel to Reconstruct, Dec 14 p 1349 Coming Economic Struggle, July 27 p 197 Eustis and Perin: Direct Production of Jron-Nickel Al- loys, Sept 14 p 577 Exhibits: Enemy Samples in Canada, Nov 9 p 1063 Foundry and Machine,* Sept 7 pp 521 and 561 Exports: Aeroplane for Fiscal Year, Aug 31] p 462 Aluminum, Eleven Months, Aug 17 p 377 August Machinery, Oct 12 p 858 Automobile (Editorial), Aug 31 p 462 Automobile in Fiscal Aug 10 p 311 Barb Wire, July 6 p 54; Nov 9 p 1062 1916, Year British Steel, June, Aug 24 p 411 british View of American (Edi- torial), Aug 24 p 407 Cars, Large, Nov 9 p 1066 Combines itor Foreign Trade, Aug 24 p 410 Co-operation in Trade Must Wait, Sept 14 p 620 Copper, Present Status, Nov 9 p 1090 Crude Steel, July 6 p 31; Editorial, Oct 5 p 782; Oct 12 p 834; Dec 7 p 1298 Ferrotungsten for Seven Months, Oct 19 p 890; Nine Months, Nov 30 p 1251 Ferrovanadium, Eight Months, Nov 2 p 989; May, July 27 p 201; to Oct 1, Nov 30 p 1251, Freight Rate Hearing, Sept 21 p 653 Handling Iron and Steel, Nov 16 p Iron and Steel, Greatest Year in, Aug 10 p 304 Iron Ore in June, Sept 14 p 578; to Sept 1, Nov 9 p 1069 Locomotives, Record, Nov 23 p 1205 Million Tons of Unfinished Steel to Europe, July 6 p 31 New Pace in Steel (Editorial), July 20 p 143 Preparation for Trade with Russia, Nov 23 p 1184 Railroad Material, Fiscal Year, Sept 14 p 587 Rails at High Point, Sept 14 p 595 Rails, Five Months, June 20 p 141 Record Locomotives, 11 Months, Aug 3 p 260 Record Pig Iron, Sept 28 p 733; to Oct 1, Dec 21 p 1399 Scrap Iron and Steel, Fiscal Year, Sept 28 p 720 Steel Bars, July 6 p 54; Oct 12 p 831 Steel-Plate Assuming Large Propor- tions, Oct 12 p 835; to Nov 1, Dee 14 p 1346 Sulphuric Acid, July, Aug 31 p 478 Tin-Plate Record Breaking, Sept 28 p 737 Titanium, Aug 10 p 326 World Trade Readjustments After War, Nov 16 p 1101 Zine Exceeds Records, Nov 9 p 1059 Exports and Imports of Iron and Steel : May, July 6 p 49, July 13 p 93; June, Aug 10 p 304; July, Sept 14 p 586; August, Oct 5 p 802; September, Nov 2 p 1006; Octo- ber, Dee 7 p 1297 Expositions: Lyons Sample Fair, Nov 23 p 1162 Extras on Steel Bars and Small Shapes, New, July 20 p 133 Eyermann, Peter: Electric Furnace with Rotating Hearth, July 20 p 140 F Factories: Layout Illustrated, Jacobs Mfg. Company, Aug 3 p 227 Fahrenwald, Dr. Frank A.: Rhotanium, Substitute for Plati- num, Oct 5 p 778 Tungsten-Molybdenum System, July 6 p 47 Fan, Terry Induced Draft,* Nov 9 p 1062 Farm Machinery: Advance in Cost of, Aug 10 p 289 Russia, Selling of in, Sept 14 p 620 Farm Tractor, Development of,* Oct 19 p 884 Farmer, Frank H.: Hardened Steel Gears, New Patent, Aug 17 p 343 Farrell, James A.: Attends Duquesne’s Sept 21 p 647 Celebration, Fay, Henry: Erosion and Hardening of Large Guns,* Dec 7 p 1290 Fay, J. A., & Egan Company: Tilting Band Sawing Machine,* Dec 28 p 1444 Vertical Sand Belt Machine, July 29 p 136 Federal Export Corporation: Contracts, Sept 14 p 619 Federal Motor ‘Truck Company: Business Expansion, Sept 21 p 680 Federal Shipping Board, July 27 p 200 Federal Steel Foundry Company: Tests of Cast-Steel Bars, Dec 14 p 1373 S Federal Trade Commission: Combines for Foreign Trade, Aug. 24 p 410 System for Aug 17 p 379 Not a Political Issue, Sept 7 p 539 Fehr, Prof. R. B.: Device to Detect Critical Point in Heat-Treating Steel, Dec 14 p 1362 Fell, Herbert N.: Plan to Stabilize Employment,* Dec 7 p 1281 Ferro Machine & Foundry Company: Tractors Handle Pig Iron,* Sept 7 p 569 Ferroalloys: Device to Premelt,* July 27 p 179 Cost Manufacturers, From Slags, German _ Invention, Nov 16 p 1158 ferromanganese: Alloys by Electricity, Schragin Process, Oct 4 p 769 3ritish Market, Oct 12 p 836; Nov 9 p 1066 Domestic Manufacturers’ July 27 p 211 Electrolytic in Washington, Nov 16 p 1130 Germany’s Supplies, Dec 28 p 1453 Imports, June, Aug 3 p 263; First Quarter, Aug 31 p 481; Sep- tember, Oct 26 p 967; October, Nov 30 p 1247; November, Dec 21 p 1407 Present Status of Supplies, Oct 12 p 830 Substitute for, July 6 p 31 Ferrosilicon: Imports to June 1, June 20 p 144; Imports to Sept 1, Nov 9 p 1085 Manufacturers of High Grade, 30 p 1230 Ferrotungsten: Exports for Seven Months, Oct 19 p 890; Nine Months, Nov 30 p 1251 Ferrovanadium: Exports, Eight Months, Nov 2 p Situation, Nov 989; May, July 27, p 201; Ex- ports to Oct 1, ae: 30 p 1251 Fire: Prevention Making Good (Edi- torial), Nov 16 p 1125 Resisting Material, Clifford, Aug 17 p 343 Risk in Foundry, Sept 28 p 698 Firebrick: Deterioration of,* Nov 9 p 1056 Testing,* July 13 p 84 Fish, E. R.: Securing Employee Loyalty and Interest, Nov 16 p 1126 Fitchburg Automatic Machine Works: Radical Screw Machine,* Aug 10 p 292 Fleck, Herman: Molvbdenum Uses, Output and Mar- ket. Nov 16 p 1117 Floors, Patching Concrete Factory, Aug 10 p 311: Nov 30 p 1225 Florence Iron Works: Sold to Walter Wood. July 20 p 166 Flywheel. Shipping a 75-Ton,* Sept 7 p 570 JULY-DECEMBER, 1916 Fonda, George T.: Employer’s Duty Toward Accident Prevention, Dec 21 p 1408 Foote Bros. Gear & Machine Com- pany: Ditferential Speed Reducing Mech- anism,* Oct 12 p 822 Ford Motor Company: Blast-Furnace Project, Sept 7 p 561; Nov 16 p 1130 Contracts for Furnace Plant, Dec 28 p 1479 Foreign Trade: Capital Results of Our (Editorial), July 6 p 29 Foreign trade Council: (See National Foreign Trade Coun- cil) Forging: Chain Cables,* Dec 14 p 1332 Steam-Hydraulic, Sept 21 p 635 Foster Machine Company: All-Geared Head ae Screw Ma- chine,* Sept 21 p 681 Screw Machine Equipment,* 30 p 1220 Founders’ Association, National: Convention Announcement, Oct 12 p 827 : Convention Program, Nov 9 p 1052 Proceedings of Convention, Nov 16 p 1118; Nov 23 p 1172 Foundries, German, in 1915, Nov 30 p 1256 Foundry: Birdsboro New Roll,* Dee 7 p 1275 Borings in Cupola Operations, Sept 28 p 700 By-Product Coke Requisites, Oct 5 771 Cast-[ron Pipe, in South,* Nov 23 p 1159 Cast-Steel Shells Successfully Made Here, Oct 5 p 762 Casting High-Explosive Shells, Sept 14 p 575 Chill Molds for Non-Ferrous Cast- ings, Aug 24 p 391 Cleaning Castings,* Oct 19 pp 881 and 913 Determination of Costs, Oct 5 p 764 Electric Furnace in, Sept 14 p 614 Eliminating Difficulties in Steel, Sept 21 p 651 Equipment at Cleveland Exhibition, Sept 14 p 588 Exhibit at Cleveland,* 521 and 561 Fire Risk, Sept 28 p 698 Frantz Premier Company’s Vacuum Cleaner Plant,* Sept 7 p 513 Gas Traction Foundry Company’s Steel Plant,* Sept 7 p 511 Gisholt Machine Company’s Gray Iron,* Sept 7 pp 499 and 520 Hercules Gas Engine Company’s Methods,* Sept 7 p 529 Human Factor in Production,* Sept 21 p 632 Improving Methods in,* Sept 28 p 706 Ingot Molds Lined with Steel, Aug 17 p 378 Ingots from Steel, Oct 26 p 974 Master Patternmakers’ Association, Sept 21 p 647 Molding Crusher Castings,* Nov 9 p 1054 New Mumford Molding Machine,* Sept 28 p 708 Pattern Parts, Suggested Standards for.* Oct 5 p 759 Pressed Hot Non-Ferrous Metal a Substitute for Castings, Nov 30 p 1256 Progress in Malleable Castings In- dustry. Oct 26 p 935 Proposed Specifications for Scrap, Sept 14 p 596 Racine Electric Steel.* Dee 7 p 1284 Reclaiming Waste Molding Sand,* Sept 7 p 505 Safety and Sanitation Code, Sept 28 p 710 Nov Sept 7 pp iX Sensaud-Arens Machine for Casting Pipe,» Sept / p 507 Size of Sand Blast Sand, Aug 24 p 3¥1 Steel Castings Specifications, 28 p (Vo Stodder Suction ‘'ype of Sand Blast Nozzle,* Aug 24 p 399 Taylor & ‘enn Cost Accounting,* Sept 7 p 495 Turner & Seymour Cost Account- ing,* Sept 7 p 496 University of Nebraska Sept 28 p 712 Waste Sand, Oct 12 p 827 Woddison Electric Vibrator,* 7 p 498 Foundrymen’s Associations: American: Convention Announcement, Aug 24 p 403; Convention Papers, Sept 7 p 542; Exhibition Lay- out,* Sept 7 pp 521 and 561; Proceedings of Convention, Sept 14 pi 593; Sept 21 pp 640 and 673* Safety and Sanitation Code July 27 p 198; Aug 3 p 278; Sept 28 p 710; Steel Cast- ing Specifications, Sept 28 p 705 New England, July 20 p 165; Aug 17 p 378; Dee 21 p 1409 Philadelphia, Nov 9 p 1088 Pittsburgh, Oct 19 p 886; p 1202 France: American Industrial Commission to, July 20 p 162; Sails Aug 26, Aug 24, p 410 Army Helmets, July 6 p 9 Bonuses to Workmen, Nov 30 p 1234 Imports and Exports of Steel and Ore, First Half, Nov 16 p 1150 Increasing Steel Output, Dec 28 p 1475 and Steel Imports, Years, Sept 21 p 655 Lyons Sample Fair, Nov 23 p 1162 Number of Blast Furnaces, Oct 12 p 839 Specifications for 31 p 450 Steel Industry by J. G. Butler, Jr., Nov 2 p 1008; Nov 16 p 1113 Steel Output, War, Dec 14 p 1370 Tool Steel Duty, July 6 p 21 Women in Munition Plants, Sept 28 p 737 Franklin Institute: Lectures, Program of, Oct 5 p 755 Frantz Premier Company: Making Electric Vacuum Cleaners,* Sept 7 p 513 Freeland, W. E.: Automatic Land Cruiser 694 Fitchburg Radical Screw Machine,* Aug 10 p 292 Foundry Cost Accounting,* Sept 7 p 493 How Heald Machine Company Con- trols Production,* Oct 5 p 747 Jacobs Mfg. Company, New Plant,* Aug 3 p 227 Norton Engineering Department,* Dec 21 p 1383; Dec 28 p 1439 Waterbury Tool Company’s Produc- tion Svstem,* Oct 19 p 871 Freight and Baggage Liability, Lim- ited, Aug 10 p 309 Freight Rates: Alabama to California, Aug 10 p 324 Bill of Lading to Be Amended, Dec 21 p 1405 Sept Course, Sept Nov 23 Iron Three Shell Steel, Aug * Sept 28 p Higher, Central Western Ore Rates Re- adjusted, Sept 7 p 541 Compromise on Transcontinental, Nov 16 p 1130 Export Hearing, Sept 21 p 653 Export Rates Not Advanced, Oct 5 p 799 Industrial Railroad Case, Aug 24 p 429 Lake Ore Case Details, Dec 7 7 p 1299 Protest Against Advances, Aug 17 p 361 Railroads Propose Higher Demur- rage, Nov 9 p 106; Transcontinental Advances poned, Sept 7 p 545 Transcontinental Hearings, Oct 26 p 952 Western frunk Line Advance Op- posed, Nov 9 p 1068 Fuel Savings Possibie with Economiz- ers, Dec 21 p 1397 Fuller, James W.: Pulverized Coal for Open-Hearth Furnaces,* Nov 2 p 1037 Furnaces: Air, 25-Ton, Sept 14 p 581 Bauxite Brick for Linings, Dec 7 p 1289 Codd Chain Screen Door for,* Sept 28 p 709 Electric Heat-Treating,* 75 Post- July 13 p Lucke Annealing,* Sept 21 p 636 Oxygen for Opening Frozen Tap Holes, Sept 7 p 498 Furnaces, Blast: Bailey Top,* Sept 28 p 693 Bethlehem to Build 12 New, July 20 p 146 Charging Bell for,* Aug 10 p 297 Coke and Ore Consumption (Edi- torial), Sept 28 p 715 Contracts for Ford Plant, Dec 28 p 1479 Desulphurization in, Jul Donner Steel to Build p 595 For British Columbia, July 13 p 114 Ford Motor Company to Build Two, Sept 7 p 561; Nov 16 p 1130 Gas for Boilers,* July 13 p 82 Heat Balance of Stove,* Nov 16 p 1104 20 p 139 ew, Sept 14 Iron Carburization by Gas,* Oct 12 p 816 Iroquois Iron to Build New, Nov 9 p 1071 Midvale to Build Two at Cambria Plant, Dec 14 p 1349 Monthly Statement,* July 6 p 34; Aug 3 p 262; Sept 7 p 544; Oct 5 p 786; Nov 9 p 1070; Dec 7 p 1300 Nitric Acid and Nitrates Slags, Aug 10 p 305 Notes, July 6 p 35; Aug 3 p 263; Sept 7 p 545; Oct 5 p 787; Dec 7 p 1301 Number in France, Oct 12 p 839 Oxygen Gas for Removing Sala- manders, Aug 31 p 462 Oxygen Gas in Operations, Aug 24 398 from Prospective Pig-Iron Capacity (Edi- torial), July 27 p 196 Safety at, Oct 19 p 907 Safety Manual for Workers, Oct 2 p 753 St. Louis Started, Aug 17 p 377 Sparrows Point New, Nov 2 p 1023 Van Dorn Electric Drilling Ma- chine,* Nov 16 p 1111 Virginia and Kentucky Restarting, Nov 30 p 1230 Furnaces, Electric: Absorbers of Idle Electric Units, Dec 28 p 1445 Atlas Crucible Steel to Build Heroult, Dec 7 p 1298 Crucible Steel Forge Company to Install Roechling-Rodenhauser, July 6 p 53 Eyermann, with Rotating Hearth, July 20 p 140 For Melting Brass, Nov 30 p 1222 Greaves-Etchells (British), Nov 306 p 1255 Grénwall-Dixon Anniversary, July 27 pv 201 Grénwall-Dixon at Crowley Plant,* Sept 7 p 517 Heroult Installations, New, July 13 p 114: Aug 31 p 480; Oct 12 p 857; Nov 2 p 1004; Dec 14 p - Galvanized Roofing, JULY-DECEMBER, 1916 1369;- Dec 28 p 1475 Latrobe Electric Steel Company,* Sept 14 p 571 Racine Steel Castings Company,* Dec 7 p 1284 Rennerfelt Installations, July 6 p 35; Sept 28 p 737; Dec 28 p 1475 Roechling-Rodenhauser Induction at Cleveland City Forge Plant, Oct 5 p 778 Standardizing Electrodes, Dec 14 p 1369 Stassano, in Italy, Nov 30 p 1255 Steel Castings, Making of, Sept 14 p 614 Symposium on Steel-Making, Sept 14 p 614 Swedish Pig Iron, Oct 26 p 927 Furnaces, Open-Hearth: Canton Sheet Steel to Build, Dec 21 p 1389 Carpenter Steel Company Adds to Capacity, July 6 p 67 Central Iron & Steel Record, Oct 5 p 782 Coating Linings with Enriched Slags, Dec 28 p 1475 Columbia Steel Company to Add One, Sept 14 p 626 Cromwell Steel Company to Build, Sept 28 p 720 Donner Steel to Add Seven, Sept 14 p Evolution of American Practice, Aug 31 p 448; Sept 7 p 541; Sept 14 p 592 Ferroalloys, New Device to Pre- melt,* July 27 p 179 Gas Traction Foundry Company’s 2-Ton,* Sept 7 p 510 Inland Steel Starts New, Aug 31 p 479 Inland Steel to Build Two More, Nov 9 p 1071 Pacific Coast Steel Company,* July 27 p 175 Pittsburgh Crucible Steel Company to Add Two, Sept 14 p 599 Protecting Gas Ports, Nov 30 p 1225 Pulverized Coal as Fuel,* Nov 2 p 1037 Sparrows Point, New. Nov 2 p 1023 Washington Steel & Ordnance Com- pany, New, Oct 26 p 954 Youngstown Sheet & Tube to Build New, Nov 9 p 1071 G United States Standard and Hot Rolled Sheets, Sept 28 p 716 Gage, Heat Through, Aug 24 p 405 Galvanized Sheets and Tin Plates (Editorial), Aug 10 p 307 Gantt, H. L.: Manager and Workmen, 1128 Gardner Machine Company: Push-Button Controlled Polishing Lathe,* July 27 p 183 Garvin Machine Company: Automatic Duplex Slot Milling Ma- chine,* July 20 p 1