The Iron Age 1917: Vol 99 Index

THE IRON AGE VOL. XCIX JANUARY—JUNE, 1917 NEW YORK: DAVID WILLIAMS COMPANY, 239 West 39th Street LiB. AG-ENS y ( \ é LT VW VV V \ \ ‘ 7 \ vi ) 4 { } | < v ( I i ) | ~~ IN DE xX licated by Veta Apr 5 p 842 | , Alum im, etc P { D 1929 ( Ml D Ay p 874 4 Ne T) 1 e 7} 1] ? i 1 p 80 iY py Ame \7 ] 49 I tp 128 | 2 \ ‘7 > e with Inde ( l Pi: Vi ) { I VI D » Bar | J { I a ‘ . | y T ; IX B \ By-Pr ( American International Corporation: Training Engineers for Business, Mar 22 p 727 American Iron & Steel Mfg. Co.: Sale to Bethlehem Steel Co. Closed, Mar 8 p 61 Fo? eC.fl : American Iron and Steel Institute: Directors, May 10 p 1172 Iron and Steel Output, Inited States, 1916, May 31 p 1350 Membership Waiting List, Jan 18 p 231; May 31 p 1327; April 5 p 857 Pig Iron Production, United States, 1916, Mar 1 p 549; Mar 8 p 597 Proceedings of Convention, May 31 p 1313 Ra Produ n United State 19 Ap » p 10380 Ameri lron Steel and Heavy Apr 12 Buys Seaboard Steel ( June 14 p 1441 Cast-Steel Locomotive ( Apr 1? Dp 905 Semi-Annual Report, Jan 25 p 271 American McKenna Process Co.: Renewing Worn Rails by Reroll ing,* May 10 p 1130 \merican Mineral Production Co.: Crude Magnesite, Mar 22 p 711 American Pig Iron Association: Annual Meeting, Feb 1 p 329 American Radiator Co.: Annual Report, Mar 22 p 711 \merican Railway Association: Plan to R eve Fri ght Congestion, Mar 1] » p 66% American Railway Engineering Asso isting Plant, ylinders,* Mar 29 \ ’ } ver ion, in Railway Master Mechar p &50 To Build New P t Lorain, Apr 26 p 104 American Society for Testing Ma Ter Lis p 1566 American Society of Mechanical Er grinee Boiler Code Adopted, June 21 p 1503 Proceed nys ¢ f ¢ onvention, M a) i] p 1306 ng Meeting, 1918, ment, May 24 p 1287 American Steel Foundries Annual Report, Mar 15 p 659 Quarterly Statement, May 1 American Steel & Wire Co.: Garry, Albert H., Auditor,* Mar 29 Spring -) American Supply and Machinery Manufacturers’ Association: Proceedings of Convention,* Apr 19 p G84 \merican Tool Works (o : Triple Purpose Radial Drilling Ma- Pa chine,* May 3 p 1081 Americanization, Appraisals by American Valve & Tank Co.: Plant Completed, New, June 21 p 1496 Plea for, Apr 5 p R56 Analysis: Phosphorus in High-Speed Steels, Rapid, Mar 1 p 527 Producer Gas,* Mar 1 p 554 Anchor, Diamond Screw,* Feb 22 p 481 Anderson Die Machine Co.: Cutter Die-Forming Machine,* Feb 3 p 363 Muzzling Machine for Dies,* Feb 15 p 429 Threading Andrews Steel Co.: Extensions, May 31 p 1321 Annealing Metal of Thin Gages, Mar 29 p 783 Antimony: Japanese Production, p 1411 Supplies from 1305 1916, June 7 Bolivia, May 31 p Short Method, Jan 18 p 206 Arbitration, Victory for (Editorial), Apr 5 p RH? Argentine Mercantile Combining for Argentine Trade, Jan 4 p 115 Armor-Plate Plant, Government Se lects Site for, Apr 19 p 957 Armstrong, Whitworth of Canada, Ltd.: Jacoway, W. D., Superintendent Open-Hearth and Electric De- partments,* May 3 p 1113 Armstrong, Whitworth & Co.: Preventing Pipes in Ingots Electric Arc, Feb 8 p 362 Armstrong Cork & Insulation Co.: Reducing Machine Vibration and Noise,* Feb 22 p 481 Army Appropriation, Feb 22 p 494 Arny, Louis W.: Leather Belting, May 31 p 1320 Asbridge, H. H.: Precision Grinding, May 24 p 1255 Ashes: Fire Brick from Coal, Apr 26 p 1019 Handling, at Steel Plant,* Apr 19 » 949 Associated Metal Lath Manufacturers: Will Test Metal Lath, Apr 5 p 847 Atlas Car & Mfg. Co Car, 50-Ton Transfer,* Auchy, George: Technical Literature 22 p 491 Austin, O. P.: International Commercial Mar 29 p 794 Australia: And New Zealand Markets for American Products, May 17 p 1212 Rates of 1017 Tin Plate Supplies, May 10 p 1129 Austrian Steel Syndicate Dissolved, June 14 p 1433 Autogenous Welding School,* p 952 Corporation: with Jan 18 p 195 Research, Feb Outlook, Depreciation, Apr 26 p Apr 19 Automobiles: Ackerman Flat Spoke Steel Wheel,’ Jan 25 p 258 Conference to Secure able Motor Truck 28 Pp 1551 Covel Shop Truck,* May 3 p 1071 Detroit Plants Busy, June 21 p 1507 Detroit Springs,* May 17 p 1202 General Electric Rectifier for Charg- ing,* Mar 22 p 703 Haschke Storage Battery Industrial Truck,* May 10 p 1129 Lohmann Rustproofing Process for Parts,* June 21 p 1483 Manufacturers Can Build 40,000 Trucks Quickly, June 28 p 1556 Motor Truck Repairing in the Field, June 7 p 1409 Interchange- Parts, June JANUARY-JUNE, 1917 Automotive E v eers: (See Sox lety yf Automotive Engi neers). Axelson Machine ¢ Heavy-Duty Quick Change Mar 15 p 6! Baackes, Frank: War Conditions in Steel, Apr 26 1029 Bailey, W. M.: Assistant to President Dinkey,* Feb l p 31s Baker Brothe1 Drilling Machines,* Jan 11 p 1438 Baldwin Locomotive Works: Annual Report, Mar 1 p 55 [mpre¢ vements, June i Bar Mill, Youngstown New,* Apt So4 Barb Wire Exports, United St 28 p 1loidy Barnes & Morris: Optical PP} Barnhart, W. ¢ Bandwheel G1 ling Machine,* Felt 1 p 317 Barrett Co Annual Report, Mar Stock Increase, Bars: Productio! f Mercha t, 1905 United State Barth, Carl G.: Drilling Machine Fee Apr 5 p 845 Basic Steel Company: Plans, Feb 1 p 353 Baush Machine Tool Co Drilling Machine for Crankshaft May > p 1072 Beach Glen Iron Mines to Be Ope! ated, Jan 25 p z2v0 Beall Brothers: Bought by Hubbard & Co., Apr 19 p 947 Beardmore, Sir William: Heat Treatment of Large Forg June 28 p 1544 Bearing Bronzes and the Micros Apr 19 p 946 Bearings: For Industrial Cars,* Apr 26 Roller, in Steel Mills,* Feb 15 p & Self-Aligning Ball, Feb 22 p 476 3ellis and Hardy: Treating High-Speed Steel, Feb 15 p 425 Belting, Leather, May 31 p 13820 3ending Rolls for Boiler Plate, South ings,” wark Vertical,* June 28 p 1557 Benjamin, George H.: Gas Producer, June 28 p 155] Benzol: Market for, Feb 1 p 328, June 21 p 1508 Output in United States, 1916, Feb 22 p 493 Recovery from Coke-Oven Gas,* Jar 25 pp 26] and 270 Recovery in Russia, Feb 22 p 493 serry, O. C.: Recirculating Gas Producer,* Jan 25 Besly, Charles & Co.: Fire No Interruption to Bu Jan 25 p 290 siness. 3essemer Ore, 22 p 720 Bethlehem Steel Co.: Acquires Lehigh Coke Co., Feb 15 p 133 Annual Report, Mar 22 p 723 ind Promotions, Apr 26 p Basic, Mar Supply of Jonuses 1017 Contracts for Sparrows Point Plant, Feb 15 p 443 Dividend, Jan 25 p 293 Excavation,* Apr 5 p 840 1957¢ Guide fo , oe M Apr 19 {& Gun s Dp i ¢ Dp 440 ingot Mold, Apt p &9 Increases ( Apit 5 ‘ I ) yl Limestone re S New ‘ uA sey, ii : Plants Off G ¥ : 3 ls Prod } cor, : Al p 4 Pu [ \ an Ww ste M ( Closed, Mar 8 p 614 Safet I Mo t, Apr 6 ‘1 iv i ‘ C ( , Ap : Mi les B ‘ dustria ‘ 0 H R rine Ma i bethniel ( rp it I Annu lee Apr p 8 No I ils e, Ie I I ‘ achine & Mfg. Co Gear Pla l * Ja l I 144 Mi ! I g Mac! \ ) ! | D 606 M Mactl with Power Feed Be I J 28 1557 Bierba Skillma Hea ng Bror il tne Mik iY ry SI] 1 Drills, May 17 p B Price Pp 1886-1916, Ja { iv x pe r Steel (Editorial), Mar AS M et (1 ), Mar 1 | ; i r & encer { 2 Wr I P ‘ ; 144] I h, Her t | Ha 4 i Stes Plant AY 1Y 49 B { & Iron ( I 0 Blow ‘ »] p | Biwabik Mining Co Officers, May 24 p 1264 Blackiston, G. P.: Interesting Employees in Quality Product, Jan 11 p 149 , 1 Special Washers,* oF ] I 1 j e and Kaln ('o oO Al] ed Ire sheet J ( B W Kr { Steel Merg J 1 p 1508 Blaw Ste Const tion Co To Be Me vith Knox Pressed & We “te { ] Ine >] p 1508 Ble ev. Jt ( Furnace Rever p 477 Bearing Co.: Bought by Standards Part l p 53k Co., Mar Boerder Process Steel Co Purchased High Speed Tools _orporatior Jan 18 Dp 20 Boggs, B. A Are Farmers Making Money? May Boiler Manufacturers’ Association: (See American Boiler Manufactur ers’ Association) iv Boilers: American Society of Mecha: Engineers’ Code Adopted, 21 p 1503 Caustic Soda, Effect n Steel, June 28 p 1551 Coke as Fuel in England, Jan 11 p 137 Determining Efficier of Ga Fired,* Mar 15 p 604 Efficiency of Waste-Heat,* Apr 12 p 902 Pencil Electrode Welding, Ap: 837 Plate Specifications, June 7 p 1 Snyder Waste Heat, at Open-He Furnaces, Jan 4 p 26 To Prevent Cancellations in Pu chases of Range, Jan 4 p Waste Heat, at Upen-Hea naces, South Chicago 45 Watson-Stillman Machine for Tes ing Tubes,* Apr 19 p 944 Bolivia: Tungsten and Antimony Supp May 31 p 1305 Bon Air Coal & Iron Corporatio! Acquires Bon Air Coal & Iron Co., June 28 p 1586 300th-Hall Co.: To Build Electric Furnaces, June 28 p 1559 Boring Machines: Pedrick,* Apr 26 p 1020 Brass Treating in Neutral At phere to Reduce Oxidation, Ap 19 p 945 Book Department of “ May 24 p 1269 Book Reviews: Cost Accounting, Jan 25 p 260 Cost Accounting and Burden Appl cation, Jan 18 p 207 The Iron Age Custom House Guide, Feb 22 p 497 Export Trade Directory, Mar 8 p 605 Factory Accounting, Mar 1 p 530 Fatigue Study, Feb 8 } Founders’ Manual, May Franco-American T? 379 Heaton’s Annual, Jan 18 p 2 Manufacture of Artillery Munition Apr 5 p 829 Manufacturing Costs and Account Mar 8 p 605 Mediation, Investigation and Arbi tration in Industrial Disputes, Feb 8 p 379 Modern Shop Practice, Mar 8 p 606 National Iron and Steel Blue Book, May 17 p 1201 Pipe and the Public Welfare, F¢ 22 p 497 Principles of Labor Leg Mar 8 p 605 Selling Your Services, Mar 8 p 60¢ Unified Accounting Methods for lr dustrials, Mar 8 p 605 Sorchard, Edwin M.: Status of Enemy Aliens, Mar 22 p 715 3oring Bar with Lever Clamp, Rigid, Feb 8 p 362 Boring Machines: Gibson Cylinder Grinding and, 11 p 145 Landis Milling, Drilling and,* F« Pedrick Facing and,* Jan 11 p 14 Pedrick Horizontal,* Jan 25 p 247 Bosch Magneto Co.: Purchasing Department, Feb 1p: Boylston, H. M.: Investigation of Deoxidizers for Steel,* Mar 8 p 594; Mar 22 p 712 Boynton, Arthur J.: Progress in Hot-Blast Stove De sign,* Jan 18 p 202; Jan 25 p 254 Bradley, Egbert and Strong: Cleaning Blast-Furnace Gas,* Feb 22 p 478 JANUARY-JUNE, 1917 | VE tul Stamford Roll Plant,* Mar 29 p 763; 4 Ss. B Via ne l et, to Be Studied as _ Ap 6 p 100 nese Ore Output, 1916, Mar b ‘ ®& Structura mociety: Help Government, p 1231; May 24 p 1291 B Employ ’ Association, i p 3o] I ( rH Steel Company: Al Meeting, Jan 25 p 291 | Build New Blast Furnace, June ipl4 lo B lwo Plate Mills, May 10 p B ( AY Repo Feb 22 p 495 Briquettes, Fuel, Production in United States, 1916, Mar 29 p 820 i . A \utomat furnace Temperature Control,* Mar 1 p 546 ‘reat Britain) and the Microscope, Bearing,’ Apr 19 p 946 ius, Edgar E.: Furnace Charging Machine,* May ) ) ) sting Machinery Co.: Car Pusher,* May 17 p 1189 Broido, B. N.: Waste Heat for Superheating,* Apr 5 p 847 Browne, De Courcy: Metals and Alloys in Steel Industry, 1916,* Jan 4 p 21; Jan 11 p 152; Mar 15 p 667 Brown, Richard P.: Pyrometer Past, Present and Future, June 28 p 1555 Brush and Hadfield: Heat Evolution in Hardened Steel, April 5 p 839 Buchanan Electric Steel Co.: Plant Description,* Jan 11 p 133 Buckingham, Earle: Size of a Business, Apr 26 p 1012 Buell, W. C., JIr.: Test of Recuperative Gas Oven Fur nace,* May 3 p 1082 Buffalo Copper & Brass Rolling Mill: Sold to American Brass Co., June 28 Buffalo Forge Co.: Heavy Power Shearing Machine,* June 14 p 1433 inion Furnace Company: Leases Burden Furnace, June 14 p Reparation by Interstate Commerce Commission, May 3 p 1090 Buffing Machines: Chase Polishing and,* Mar 1 p 531 Building Trades Employers’ Associa- tio! Victory for Arbitration (Editorial), April 5 p 852 Bullard Machine Tool Company: Employment Plan Results, May 24 rn 12% Human Factor Problem,* June 28 p 1537 I D. K Forging V« rsus Heat Treatment of Steel,* May 24 p 1243 Bunnell, Sterling H.: Treatment of Export Inquiries, Jan i p 79 Burden Iron Company: Furnace Leased by Buffalo Union Furnace Company, June 14 p 1449 Bureau of Standards: Analyzed Samples of Iron and Steel, May 31 p 1322 Burgess, George K.: Temperature Measurements in Steel Making, Feb 15 p 430 Burlingame, Luther D.: On Metric System, Mar & p 601 Bush, S. P.: Manufacture of Steel Castings (Dis cussion), May 31 p 1318 Buyer and Seller Co-operate (Edi- torial), Apr 26 p 1028 Buying Methods at Washington to Be Revised, June 28 p 1583 By-Product Coke Corporation: Coke from Illinois Coal, May 3 p 1073 C Calcium Aluminum Alloy, June 7 p 1578 California Magnesite, Apr 5 p 845 Campbell, H. H.: \cid Bessemer Ore, Supply of, Mar l p 528 Basic Bessemer Ore, Supply of, Mar 22 p 720 World’s Iron-Ore Reserves,* Jan 4 p 51 Canada: Aetna Iron & Steel Co, Ltd., Mar 15 p 671 Embargoes Steel Turnings, Apr 26 p 1033 Industrial Notes, Jan 11 p 159 [ron and Steel Output, 1916, May 31 p 1323 Manufacturing torial), Jan 25 p 266 Mixing Basic Slags with Native Magnesite, Mar 1 p 535 Molybdenum Deposits, Mar 29 p 780 Munitions Contracts, Jan 11 p 159 Munitions Manufacturing, May 3 p 1067 Munitions Source, Apr 26 p 1045 New Works Construction, Jan 4 p 104 Pig Iron and Steel Production, 1916, Jan 18 p 215; May 31 p 1323; Three Months, 1917, June 21 p Progress ( Edi- 1500 Rails, Places 50,000 Tons of, June 21 p l 185 Refining Nickel, May 24 p 1263 Shipbuilding Expansion, Mar 22 p 728 Where Industry Is Not Under Ban (Editorial), Jan 25 p 264 Canadian Car & Foundry Co.: Annual Report, June 7 p 1407 Munitions Plant Destroyed, Jan 18 ) 235 Canadian Steel Corporation: To Make Ship Material, May 17 p 1236 Canton Corrugating Co.: Taken Over by Canton Metal Prod- ucts Co., Jan 18 p 235 Canton Metal Products Co.: Takes Over Canton Corrugating Co., Jan 18 p 235 Carbon & Alloy Steels Co., Ltd.: To Build Plant at Hamilton, Mar 1 p vid Carbon Monoxide Dangers at Iron Works, June 21 p 1492 Carbonizing, Equipment for,* Apr 5 p 821 Carlson, C. D.: Electric Japanning, May 24 p 1252 Carnegie Steel Co.: Officials’ 20th Dinner, Jan 18 p 231 Plate Mill, to Build, Apr 26 p 1051 Sintering Flue Dust,* May 31 p 1299 Tests of Bearings for Industrial Cars,* Apr 26 p 1015 Carney and Lindemuth: Manganese Slags in Duplexing, May 24 p 1251 Carpenter, Charles R., Machine Co.: Grinding Machine, Disk Flat Sur- face,* May 31 p 1311 Carpenter Steel Co.: Reward for Regular Attendance, June 21 p 1493 Warehouse, Feb 15 p 439 Cars: Atlas 50-Ton Transfer,* Jan 18 p 195 “" Bearings for Industrial,* Apr 26 p 1015 Brown Pusher,* May 17 p 1189 Government Buying of Rolling Stock (Editorial), June 21 p 1505 Heavier Loading, Mar 29 p 792 Ownership by Government of Freight Proposed, June 14 p 1444 Russia May Buy 40,000, April 19 p 966 Shortage at Chicago, Apr 19 p 990 Supply for Coke, June 14 p 1449 Cary, Albert A.: Gases, Catalytic Action of, Mar 8 p 593 Cast Iron: Corrosion in Moist Soil, Jan 25 p 253 Mechanical Testing for,* Feb 22 p 484 Tests, May 17 p 1187 Castings: Electric Process for May 10 p 1144 Machinable, from Permanent Molds,* June 28 p 1552 Malleable, New Method of Making, April 19 p 967 Manufacture of Steel,* May 31 p 1353 Nichrome for High Temperatures, Jan 11 p 143 Obermayer Deoxidizer for Mar 29 p 784 Otis Converter Steel Feb 8 p 364 Seasoning Iron, Feb 1 p 312 Ships of Steel, June 14 p 1440; June 28 p 1564 Steel for Ocean-Going Yacht, Large, May 24 p 1249 Steel Locomotive Cylinders, Large American,* Apr 12 p 905 Small Steel, Brass, Plant, New,* Steel Pipe for High Pressure Mains,* Feb 8 p 361 Steel Production, United States, 1902-1916, May 31 p 1350 Catalog for Buyers, Master, Mar 1 p 532 Catalytic Action of Gases, Mar 8 p 593 Cayuga Tool Steel Co., Ltd.: Organized, Apr 5 p 848 To Manufacture Tool Steel, Jan 11 p 180 elfor Tool Co.: Plant Description,* Jan 11 p 133 ~ Cement: Blast Furnace Versus Portland, Mar 29 p 777 Shipments and Production, 1916, June 7 p 1405 Census, Necessity for Military (Edi- torial), Apr 5 p 852 Central Iron & Steel Co.: Improvements, May 31 p 1327 Open-Hearth Furnace,* June 21 p 1479 To Reorganize, Mar 15 p 671 Central Supply Warehouse of the United States Army: New Location, May 31 p 1321 Chain: Heat Treatment of Cables,* Jan 11 p 146 Prices Advance, Mar 8 p 635; Apr 12 p 933; June 7 p 1405 Chamber of Commerce of the United States: Proceedings of Convention, p 370 Chandler & Farquhar Co.: Business Divided, Feb 15 p 464 Chandler, W. L.: Master Catalog for Buyers, Mar 1 532 Chapman Steel Co.: Surface Combustion ing,* Apr 5 p 832 Charging Machine, Brosius Furnace,* May 24 p 1254 Feb 8 in Galvaniz- JANUARY-JUNE, 1917 Chase Turbine Mfg. Co.: Polishing and Buffing Mar 1 p 531 Chattanooga Steel Co.: Equipment Sold to H. E. June 28 p 1584 Chemical Reactions of Iron Smelting,* June 21 p 1494 Chicago Flexible Shaft Co.: New Plant, June 14 p 1431 Chicago Machinery Club: Officers, May 10 p 1172 Chicago Welding Institute: Autogenous Welding School,* Apr 19 p 952 Building Destroyed, Apr 26 p 1012 China: Coke Production, June 28 p 1555 Rogers, William A., on Our Rela tions with, June 7 p 1415 Shipbuilding, Feb 15 p 444 Chromic Iron Ore Imports, May 31 p 1340 Chucks: Quick Action,* May 3 p 1080 Simplex Independent Four-Jaw, Apr 26 p 1011 Cincinnati Association of Sheet Metal Contractors: Annual Meeting, Jan 18 p 231 Banquet, Mar 15 p 670 Cincinnati, Machinery Making Cen- ter,* May 17 p 1183 Cincinnati Planer Co.: Planing Machine with Box Bed and Table, May 31 p 1305 Citizenship Training at Midland, Pa., Mar 15 p 647 Clarke, E. H.: Molybdenum in Steel Industry, Mar 15 p 667 Clark Equipment Co.: Plants at Buchanan, Mich., p 133 Clark, W. J., Co.: Pressed Steel Truck Wheel, June 21 p 1498 Clemens Electrical Corporation: Two-Prong Electric Soldering Iron,* Feb 15 p 429 Cleveland Crane & Engineering Co.: Coal-Handling Gantry Crane,* May 10 p 1129 Cleveland Engineering Society: Engineer in War Service, Apr 5 p Machine,’ Sheldon, Jan 1! 849 Wellman, S. T., and Ambrose Swasey Honorary Members, June 7 p 1409 Cleveland Machinery & Supply Co.: Precision Toolroom Lathe, 12-In.., June 14 p 1439 Cleveland Manufacturers on Effects of War on Industry, Apr 19 p 959 Cleveland Milling Machine Co.: Profile Tool Grinding Machine,* May 31 p 1312 Cleveland Twist Drill Co.: Extracting Broken Set Jan 18 p 191 Clinton Wire Cloth Co.: Reorganized, Mar 8 p 633 Clutch, National Friction,* 546 Coal: Coke, from Illinois, May 3 p 1073 Fire Brick from Ashes, Apr 26 p 1019 Inland Steel Buys Coking Apr 12 p 933 Mine Fatalities in United 1916, Feb 15 p 437 Powdered Process, Feb 1 p 316 Will Be No Strike of Miners, June 21 p 1498 Coblentz and Emerson: Eye Protection in Works, May 31 p 1310 Coburn, Frederick G.: Naval Service for Mechanical En- gineers, Mar 15 p 658 Codd Tank & Specialty Co.: Grate for Stationary Boilers,* Jan 25 p 258 LIBRARY Screws,* Mar 1 p Lands, States, WES? VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY Coe, Harry L.: Organization for Munitions facture, May 10 p 1134 Coffin, Howard E.: Saving, Danger of Hysterical, Apr 26 pp 1025 and 1032 Manu- Coke: Beehive Production in United States, 1916, May 31, p 1327 Boiler Fuel in England, Jan 11 p 137 Bostaph By-Product Process, Jan 18 p 207 Chinese Production, June 28 p 1555 Connellsville Prices, 1901-1916, Jan 4 p 15 Contract Case, May 24 p 1268; 31 p 1326 Freight Rates Advanced June 21 p 1506 From Illinois Coal, May 3 p 1073 Future Practice in Making, June 21 p 1498 Inland Steel Buys Coal Lands, Apr 12 p 933 Ironton Solvay Coke Co. to Build Plant, Mar 15 p 685 Oven Gas, Mixing with Blast Fur nace, Mar 22 p 733 Ovens for South Manchuria way Co., Apr 26 p 1010 Rates Effective, Apr 5 p 855 Recovery of Benzol from Oven Gas, Jan 25 pp 261 and 270 Sloss-Sheffield Beehive Ovens to Start, Apr 19 p 965 ‘olleges Offer Men for Technical Serv- ice, 50, Apr 5 p 823 ‘olorado Fuel & Iron Co.: Pension Plan, Apr 5 p 841 May ld ¢ ents, Rail ~ Colorado Fuel & Iron Co.: Service Retirement Plan, May 24 p 1265 Wetmore, W. A., Retires,* June 7 p 1412 ‘olumbian Hardware Co.: Vise with Hollow Jaws,* June 14 p 1441 ‘ombustion Engineering Corporation: Growth, Feb 15 p 439 Stokers, Mar 29 p 777 ‘ombustion of Fuel, Smokeless,* 12 p 906 ‘commercial Outlook, Mar 29 p 794 ‘ompensation : Employers’ Attitude Toward, Feb 8 p 376 Irregularities of (Editorial), Apr 12 p 911 Varying Laws, June 7 p 1410 ‘omstock and Corse: Alloys of Non-Ferrous Metals,* 5 p 842 ‘onecrete Industrial Zuildings, In- crease in, Mar 1 p 547 ‘one, Edwin F.: American Steel Slags Uses, Apr 12 p 897 Shell Manufacture from Cast Steel," Jan 4p 4l Ongress : Coming Special Session, Mar 29 p 793 Great Pressure on, Mar 1 p 556 Measures Demanding Attention (Editorial), Apr 5 p 851 Record of 64th, Mar 8 p 614 ‘onsolidated Gold Fields Laboratory: Removing Rust from Pitted Steel, Apr 12 p 931 ‘onscription and Food Supply, Selec- tive, May 17 p 1211 ~ ~ ~ Apr ~ International, a Apr = ~ and Their ~ os ~ Contracts: Making Sales Binding (Editorial), Mar 22 p 724 Or Cost Plus? (Editorial), Apr 19 p 963 Tying Disapproved, June 14 p 1454 Control Switch, Cutler-Hammer Re- mote,* Mar 22 p 705 Conventions: Association of Iron, Workers, May Amalgamated Steel and Tin 10 p 1128 ecole PERRO 2 F —R ; t i vi American Boiler Manufacturers’ As- sociation, June 28 p 1582 American Drop Forge Association, June 21 p 1486 American Electrochemical May 10 p 1132 American Institute of Mining En- gineers, Feb 22 p 492; p 540 American Iron and Steel Institute, May 31 p 1313 American Iron, Steel and Heavy Hardware Association, Apr i2 p 932 American Railway Engineering As- sociation, Mar 29 p 782 American Society for Testing Mate rials, June 28 p 1566 Chamber of Commerce of States, Feb 8 p 370 Economic Psychology Feb 8 p 375 Lake Superior Mar 22 p 733 National Foreign Trade Feb 1 pp 322 and 348 National Hardware Association, Metal Branch, June 7 p 1411 National Machine Tool Builders’ As sociation, May 24 p 1286 National Metal Trades Association, Apr 26 p 1051; May 3 p 1074” Supply and Machinery Manufactur- ers’ Associations,* Apr 19 p 984 Taylor Society, Mar 8 p 590 Cooper, Hugh S.: Aluminum-Calcium Alloy, June 7 p 1378 Co-operation: Engineering Committee Asks Aid of National Bodies, Apr 5 p 846 Redivivus (Editorial), May 31 p 1324 Trade After War (Farrell), Feb 1 p 320 Co-operative Purchasing Society of Manufacturers of Metal Prod- ucts: Dutch Organization to Mar 29 p 785 Cook, F. J.: Mechanical Tests of Feb 22 p 484 Cope, Geo. W.: An Appreciation,* May 3 p 1061 Copper: British Government Scrap, Jan 18 p 201 Exports, United States, 1916, Mar 22 p 727 Prices, 1898-1916,* Jan 4, p 20 Production, United States, 1916, June 14 p 1431 Corey, W. E.: Wooden Ships, Favors Constructing, June 28 p 1586 Cornwall Ore Bank Co.: Officers, May 31 p 1326 Corrigan, McKinney & Co.: New Blast Furnace Started, Jan 11 p 178 Corrosion: Cast Iron, in Moist Soil, Jan 25 p Mar 1 United Association, Mining Institute, Council, Buy Steel, Cast Iron,’ Confiscates 253 Panama Canal Machinery, Feb 1 p 309 Parker Prevention Treatment,* Mar s p 587 Tests of Alloyed Iron Sheets, Jan 18 p 201 Corse and Comstock: Alloys of Non-Ferrous Metals,* Ap: 5 p 842 Costa Rica: Manganese Ore from, Feb 22 p 496 Costs: Government Accounting June 14 p 1469 Finding Plan for Gray-Iron Foun- dries, May 31 p 1357 Financial Organization of tories,* Jan 18 p 192 National Founders’ Method of Find- ing, Mar 8 p 629 Division, Fac- Society ‘ JANUARY-JUNE, 1917 Plus, or Contract? (Editorial), Apr 19 p 963 Standard Rates Jan 11 p 138 Steel Manufacture, Investigation of, June 28 p 1560; Editorial, p 1562 System for Foundry,* Jan 4 p 57 Uniform Accounting, May 3 p 1091 yotton, H. W., Inc.: Bench Lathe, 7-In. Swing,’ p 253 youncil of National Defense: Board of Experts,* Mar 29 p 791 Iron and Steel Committees, June 21 p 1528 ‘ovel Mfg. Co.: Shop Truck,* May 3 p 1071 ‘ovington Machine Co.: Plate Planing Machine,* May 17 p 1205 ox, John L.: Hammering, Pressing or Steel,* June 14 p 1435 ‘rab Orchard Iron & Steel Co.: Low Phosphorus Pig-Iron ducer, May 10 p 1168 Cranes: Cleveland Coal-Handling May 10 p 1129 Srockard, Frank H.: President Nova Scotia Steel & Coal Co.,* June 28 p 1556 ‘rop Outlook (Editorial), Apr 12 p 911 ‘rounse, W. L.: Shipbuilding, Status of Jan 4 p 27 Srucible Steel Co. of America: Additions, May 24 p 1280 Srucible Tool Steel, Feb 15 p 434 Crusher, Kennedy-Van Saun Large. Mar 29 p 783 sustoms Decisions: Aluminum Goods Dutiable as Manu- factures, Not Scrap, Jan 11 p 180 Quantities Must Be Proved in Pro- tests, Jan 11 p 180 Rule of Chief Use in Fixing Duties, Jan 18 p 229 Shell Grinders Are Machine Toois, Feb 22, p 483 Tant Iron Not Dutiable, Feb 22 p 483 Cutler-Hammer Mfg. Co.: of Depreciation, = Jan 25 ~ ~ ~ Rolling ~ Pro- Gantry,’ ~ a. os American, ~ ~ Electric Heater Unit for Crane Cabs,* Jan 11 p 141 Electric Soldering Iron, Jan 18 p 191 Switch, Remote Control,* Mar 22 p 705 Cutting Machines: tivet and Bolt Head,* Mar 15 p 657 Shuster Straightening and,* Mar 29 p 777 Cutting Steel Risers with Oxygen, Apr 26 p 1013 Cutting, Stellite for Metal, May 10 p 1129 D Davie, James B.: Device for Molding Cast-Iron Pipe, May 24 p 1253 Day, William A.: Soldering Alloy for Iron, Aluminum, etc., Jan 4 p 80 Dayton Coal & Iron Co.: Sold to Francis C. Carey and Asso- ciates, Mar 22 p 751 Sold to Harry S. Mathews, June 28 p 1551 Dayton Pipe Coupling Co.: Reorganized, June 21 p 1503 Decisions of Interest to Manufactur- ers: Jan 11 p 186; Feb 1 p 360; Feb p 402; Feb 15 p 471; Mar 1 557; Mar 15 p 652; Mar 22 762; Apr 5 849; Apr 12 927; Apr 19 p 1002; May 31 1322 c'o'c't 0 Dick, A. B., Co.: Tying Contracts Disapproved, June 14 p 1434 Declaration by Manufacturers Need- ed, Positive (Editorial), Mar 29 p 788 Deere & Co.: Annual Report, Feb 8 p 405 Deetrick, J. W.: Director and Second Vice-President Republic Iron & Steel Co.,* May 3 p 1113 Dental Work in Industry, Mar 15 p 657 Deoxidizers: For Steel, Investigation of,* Mar 8 p 594; Mar 22 p 712 Obermayer, for Brass Mar 29 p 784 Depreciation: Australian Rates of, Apr 26 p 1017 Method of Estimating Plant, Mar 15 p 655 Standard Rates of, Jan 11 p 138 Detroit Plants Busy, June 21 p 1507 Detroit Steel Products Co.: Springs for Automobiles,* May 17 p 1202 Window Sash, Solid Steel,* Jan 18 p 190 Diamond Expansion Bolt Co.: Serew Anchor,* Feb 22 p 481 Diamond Power Specialty Co.: Oil Fuel Saved by Mechanical Soot Blowers, Mar 22 p 705 Dickson, W. B.: Twelve-Hour Day and Week, Jan 18 p 212 Die-Forming Machine, Anderson Spe- cial Cutter,* Feb 8 p 363 Castings, Seven-Day Dies: Anderson Muzzling Machine,* Feb 15 p 429 Conserving Forging, Feb 22 p 481 Wisconsin Equipment for Regrind- ing Button,* Apr 26 p 1014 Dodge Mfg. Co.: Purchases Steel Pulley Companies, Mar 8 p 635 Dolomite or Magnesite for Hearth Furnaces, Apr 5 p 830 Dominion Steel Corporation: Annual Meeting, June 21 p 1523 Annual Report, June 7 p 1407 Donner Steel Co.: Annual Report, Mar 8 p 606 Donner Union Coke Corporation: Incorporated, May 24 p 1289 Drawback Law, Would Amend, Apr 12 p 901 Dress, George W.: Defects in Finished Rolled Steel,* June 28 p 1548 Transverse Fissures in Rails,* Apr 19 p 943 Drilling Machines: American Triple Purpose Radial,* May 3 p 1081 Baker Heavy,* Jan 11 p 143 Baush, for Crankshafts,* May 3 p 1072 Feeds and Speeds, Apr 5 p 845 Fox Sensitive Multiple,* Feb 8 p 363 Hammond Tapping Attachment,* May 10 p 1140 Landis Boring, Milling and,* Feb 22 p 475 Langelier Continuous Mar 29 p 776 Medina,* Mar 29 p 770 National Multiple-Spindle,* Feb 1 » 311 Simmons Bench Tapping and,* June 21 p 1491 Drills, Grinding High-Speed, May 17 p 1212 Driver-Harris Wire Company: Nichrome Castings. Jan 11 p 143 Drop Forge Association: (See American Drop Forge Asso- ciation) Open- Reinforced, Shrapnel,* oer + ee a 1e ae ir ad Duluth, Missabe & Northern Railway Company: Annual Report, May 24 p 1284 Duplexing, Manganese Slags in, May 24 p 1251 du Pont Company: Purchases Harrison Brothers & Co., April 5 p 836 } Durbin Co.: a A I gs + Flexible Pipe Joint,* Apr 26 p 1019 Dutch Organization to Buy Steel, Mar 29 p 785 E Eastern Bar Iron Institute: Establish Open-Price Competition, Apr 19 p 966 Eby, E. E.: Bearings in Steel Mills,* Feb 15 p 433 Economic Psychology Association: Human Element in Shop Manage- ment, Feb 8 p 375 Economy: Danger of Hysterical Saving, Apr 26 pp 1025 and 1032 Minding One’s Own Business (Edi- torial), Apr 26 p 1026 Eddystone Ammunition Corporation: Lessons of the Explosion, Apr 12 p 914 Edison, Thomas A., at Seventy (Edi- torial), Feb 15 p 440 Editorials: 1916: Greatest of Steel Years, Jan 4 p 108 American Merchant Marine, Mar 15 p 666 Antagonisms Lost in Feb 22 p 489 Billet, Prospects for the Steel, Mar 29 p 789 British Showing on Short Day, Feb 22 p 490 British Steel Combination, Apr 26 p 1027 British Steel Trade Prospects, Feb 22 p 489 3ritish Supply of Crude Steel, Mar 22 p 725 Business Co-operation of the ture, Jan 18 p 208 Business Men in Patriotic Service, Apr 19 p 963 3usiness Papers’ Activity, May 24 p 1268 Buyer and Seller Co-operate, Apr 26 p 1028 Call to Duty, Another, Mar 8 p 612 Canada’s Manufacturing Progress, Jan 25 p 266 Change in Western Mar 15 p 664 Closure in the Senate, Mar 15 p 664 Coming Readjustments, Jan 4 p 108 Compensation, Irregularities of, Apr 12 p 911 War Crisis, Work Fu- Editorship, Contracts or Cost Plus? Apr 19 p 963 Co-operation Redivivus, May 31 p 1324 Crop Outlook, Apr 12 p 911 Draft, Selective, Apr 12 p 911 Edison, Thomas A., at Seventy, Feb 15 p 440 Efficiency in Munition May 10 p 1152 Electric Steel, Our Lead in, Jan 11 p 150 Engineering Council, Mar 8 p 612 England’s War Steel Output, June 14 p 1447 Europe’s Future Machinery mand, Feb 1 p 326 Exports of Steel for War, May 17 p 1210 Failing Natural Gas Supply, June 7 p 1390 Fair Treatment of Scrap Dealers, May 24 p 1267 Farmer Ahead of the Game, Mar 29 p 789 Farmer and War, May 3 p 1089 Foreign Trade, Notes on Our, Mar 1 p 551 Factories, De- JANUARY-JUNE, 1917 Government Buying of Stock, June 21 p 1505 Home Duties in War Times, May 24 p 1267 , Immigration, Apr 19 p 964 Iron, Over-Demand for Silicon, May 24 p 1268 Lake Superior Ore Moving Slowly, Mar 22 p 726 Rolling High- Limiting the Right to Strike, May 3 p 1090 Locomotives, Supply of, Mar 15 p 665 Machine-Tool Uncertainties, May p 1088 Manganese and Substitutes, June 14 p 1447 Manganese from Slags, Apr 12 p 912 Manganese Position, Our, Feb 8 p 382 ; Manufacturers’ Part, June 21 p 1506 Measures Demanding Apr 5 p 851 Mechanical Engineer in Feb 22 p 488 Attention, War Time, Metallography in Steel Industry, Mar 1 p 3550 Mosquito Cargo Fleet, Proposed, Mar 8 p 612 Military Census, Necessity for, Apr 5 p 852 Minding One’s Own Business, 26 p 1026 Mobilizing, Apr 12 p 910 Munitions and Metal Plants, June 14 p 1446 Nation at War, Apr 5 p 850 National Efficiency, Feb 15 p 440 Negro Labor in the North, Apr 12 p 910 Negro Migration, June 28 p 1563 Apr Working No Time to Be Afraid, May 17 p 1209 Eye to Eye, Not Yet, June 28 p 1564 Pig and Scrap Advances, June 14 p 1446 Piz-Iron Output, Last Year’s Great, Mar 8 p 611 Positive Declaration by Manufac- turers Needed, Mar 29 p 788 Prices for Government Steel, May 17 p 1208 Prices, Government June 28 p 1562 Regulation of, Problems of Steel Consumers, June 7 p 1388 Prosperity After War, May 3 p 1089 Rail Failure by Fatigue, June 7 p 1388 Railroad Consumption of Steel, Jan 11 p 150 Railroad Development, Stimulating, Feb 1 p 327 Railroad Problem, Some Phases of the, Feb 8 p 384 Railroad Regulation, An Mar 1 p 552 Railroads and Ore Movement, Mar 8 p 610 Rails, Price of Steel, Mar 15 p 665 Red Tape Entanglements, Apr 26 p 1027 Regulation of Railroad ment, Jan 25 p 265 Relations Severed with Germany, Feb 8 p 382 Revenue Limitations of the Tariff, Jan 18 p 209 Rolling Stock for Europe, Getting, May 10 p 1151 Sales Contracts Binding, Mar 22 p 724 Ship Plate Rolling Capacity, June 7 p 1389 Ships, More Steel Merchant Needed, Apr 26 p 1027 Shop Management in England, Mar 29 p 789 Sixteen Years of New Century, Jan 4 p 109 Item in, Develop- Making, vii Starved Railroads Choke Industries, Jan 4 p 110 Steel Billet Market, Mar l p 550 Steel Capacity, Jan 11 p 151 Steel Combine for Exports, Jan 25 p 264 Steel Consumers Reasonable, May p LOSS Steel ( orporation Brief, Mar 8 p 610 Steel Dissolution Suit, Present Phases, Mar 22 p 724 Corporation Production and Earnings, Apr 5 p 851 Corporation Stee Steel Export Classification, Feb 15 p 441 Steel Export After War, Feb 8 p ooo Steel in the Leading Role, May 31 p 1524 Steel, Magnetic Testing, Jur 8 p 1563 Steel-Making Costs, June 28 p 1563 Steel Market, Impossible, June 21 p 1504 Steel Price Advance, Rapid, May 24 p 1266 Steel Production, United States, 1916, May ol p 1325 Tariff Commission Mar 22 p 725 That Would Cripple, May 17 p 120% Taxation, Class and Sectional, l p S26 Teaching Workmen Accident Risk, Feb 1 p 328 Time to Be Fair to Industry, May \ ppointees, Tax 10 p 1150 Tin-Plate Price Named, Apr 5 p RA) Transportation Getting Worse, Jan 1S p 208 Unplaced Engineer in War Time, Mar 15 p 665 Victory for Arbitration, Apr 5 p RH War Buying, Just Basis for, June 7 p 1388 Legislation, lO p 1150 Remaking the » 962 War Tax Perils, Apr 26 p 1026 What Will Congress Do? Mar 29 p TRS Where Industry is Not Under Ban, Jan 25 p 264 Women in the Drafting Room, Jar 18 p 210 Wooden Ships and Steel Conserva- tion, June 21 p 1504 Edwards Mfg. Co.: Stoves, Large Orders for Steel Tent, Apr 19 p 991 Efficiency, National (Editorial), Feb 15 p 140 Egbert, Strong and Bradley: Cleaning Blast-Furnace Gas,” 22 p 478 Electrical Development in 1916, West- inghouse,* Jan 25 p 260 Electric Furnace Co. of America: Annealing Furnace,* June 7 p 1375 To Move to Cleveland, Jan 25 p 290 Electric Heater, Cutler-Hammer,* Jan 11 p 141 Electric Japanning, May 24 p 1252 Electric Resistance Furnace,* 1373 Electrochemical Society: War Dangerous, May War Fabric, Apr 19 Sheet } eb June 7 (See American Electrochemical So- ciety) Electrolytic Zine to Be Made in Tas- mania, Apr 26 p 1020 Embargo on Exports, Bill 19 p 990 Emerson and Coblentz: Eye Protection in Works, May 31 p 1310 Empire Steel & Iron Co.: Annual! Report, Mar 8 p 629 Employers’ Association of Worcester County: . for, Apr Vili Industrial Conservation Jan 11 p 175 Enfield Rifle, American Troops to Use British, May 17 p 1236 Engineering: Committee on Co-operation Asks Aid of National Bodies, Apr 5 p 846 Council Organized, Mar 1 p 577 Officers of Buffalo Society, May 17 » 1235 Papers, Prizes for,"Jan 11 p 137 Promoting Publicity, May 10 p 1140 Southwestern Society Organized, Apr 5 p 833 Engineers: Active in Co-operation with War Preparations, Apr 12 pp 892 and 907 Chicago Meeting to Promote Wel- fare, Mar 15 p 668 Foreign Business, Training for, Mar 22 p 727 In War Service, Apr 5 p 849 Meeting, In War Time, Unplaced (Edi- torial), Mar 15 p 665 Mechanical, in War Time (Edi- torial), Feb 22 p 488 Naval Service for Mechanical, Mar 15 p 658 Society of Terminal, Feb 1 p 352 Engines: Tod 35,000 Hp. Reversing,* Mar 15 p 647 Enterprise Tool Co.: Manufacturing Methods,* Mar 1 p 525 Erdman, A. W.: Limits and Tolerances in Munitions Manufacture, May 10 p 1137 Erichsen, A. M.: Machine for Testing Metal Sheets,* Feb 8 p 368 Estep, H. Cole: Addresses Cleveland Engineering Society, Jan 11 p 153 Etchells, Harry: Electric Furnace, Field of, Feb 1 p 305 Europe, Getting Rolling Stock for (Editorial), May 10 p 1151 Excavation, Bethlehem Steel,* Apr 5 p 840 Experts, Board of: Appointed,* Mar 29 p 791 Otterson, J. E., Member,’ p 968 Export Conference and Trade Exposition: Announcement of Springfield Expo- sition, Apr 5 p 848 Program, June 21 p 1484 Exports: Apr 19 Industrial Aeroplanes from United States, 1916, Mar 29 p 787 Barb Wire, United States, 1916, Mar 8 p 603 sill for Embargo on, Apr 19 p 990 Board Will Control, June 21 p 1506 Commission House, Place of, Feb 15 p 439 Copper, 1916, Mar 22 p 727 Crude Steel, 1916, Jan 18 p 210 Drawback Law, Would Amend, Apr 12 p 901 Ferrovanadium and Ferrotungsten, November, Feb 15 p 439 Iron Ore, 11 Months, Feb 8 p 379 March Statistics Show Failure of Submarines, Apr 26 p 1029 Pig Iron, 11 Months, 1916, Jan 18 p 210 Rails, 11 Months, 1916, Feb 1 p 329 Rate Advance Refused, Feb 8 p 381 Russia Promising Market for Our Products,* Jan 4 pp 36 and 71 Russian Trade, Way to Win, Feb 15 p 421 Steel After War (Editorial), Feb 8 383 Steel Classification (Editorial), Feb 15 p 441 Stee] Combine for (Editorial), Jan 25 p 264 “ JANUARY-JUNE, 1917 Steel, Three Months, May 24 p 1258 Steel for War, May 17 p 1210 Tin Plate, United States, 1916, Mar 1 p 555 Transportation Control, June 28 p 1550 Treatment of Inquiries, Jan 4 p 79 Webb Bill Amended Still Further, Feb 22 p 497 Webb Bill Coming Before Senate Again, Apr 19 p 966 Zine, United States, 1916, Mar 1 p 555 Exports and Imports of Iron and Steel: November, Jan 11 p 156; December and Year 1916, Feb 8 p 378; January, Mar 8 p 602; Febru- ary, Mar 29 p 786; March, May 10 p 1148; April, June 14 p 1432 Expositions: Springfield Industrial and Export Conference, Apr 5 p 848; Pro- gram, June 21 p 1484 Eye Protection in Works, May 31 p 1310 F Fabricated Steel Business in January, Feb 22 p 487; February, Mar 22 p 728; March, Apr 26 p 1013; May, June 21 p 1507 Factories: Employees and Farm Work, May 31 - 1326 Financial Organization,* Jan 18 p 192 Selling Organization of,* Mar 1 p 5dD3 Window Sashes,* Feb 1 p 315 Factory & Mill Supply Co.: Wet Tool and Cutter Grinding Ma- chine,* May 24 p 1253 Fairbanks, E. & T., & Co.: Track Scale with Plate Fulcrum,* Mar 8 p 589 Farm Work and Factory Employees, May 31 p 1326 Farmers: Ahead of the Game (Editorial), Mar 29 p 789 And War (Editorial), May 3 p 1089; May 17 p 1211 Are They Making Money? May 24 p 1269 No “ime to Be Afraid (Editorial), May 17 p 1209 Farrell, James A.: Co-operation in Trade After War, Feb 1 p 320 Federal Export Corporation: Growth, Feb 15 p 433 Secures Sligo Rolling Mills, June 14 p 1449 Federal Trade Commission: Hurley, Edward N., Chairman, Re- signs, Jan 11 p 159 Fernald, R. H.: Gas-Producer Operation, Jan 19] Ferromanganese: Importers and with 1229 Imports, December and Year 1916, Feb 1 p 353; January, Feb 22 p 496; February, Mar 22 p 751; April, June 7 p 1393 Lochiel Furnace to Make, May 24 p 1255 Midvale Steel Company June 21 p 1527 Supplies, Present Status, June 14 p 1434 United States Progress in 1916, Feb 8 p 374 Ferrosilicon: Norwegian 18 p , Makers Government, Co-operate May 17 p to Make, Output Increased, Jan 11 p 175 Situation of High-Grade, Mar 8 p 613 Ferrotungsten: Exports, November, Feb 15 p 439 December and Year 1916, Mar 22 p 719 Ferrouranium for Uranium Steel, May 31 p 1312 Ferrovanadium: Exports, November, Feb 15 p 439; December and Year, 1916, Mar 22 p 719 Field, W. A.: Farewell Dinner, Feb 1 p 353) __ Filing Machine, Westbrook,* Jan 25 f 259 Fire Brick from Coal Ashes, Apr 26 f 1019 ee Th + Fireboxes, Mild Steel for, Apr 12 p] 896; May 3 p 1071 Flintermann, R. F.: Electric Process for Small Castings, May 10 p 1144 Flue Dust, Sintering,* May 31 p 1299 Food Supply and Selective Conscrip- tion, May 17 p 1211 Forbes & Myers: Grinding Machine,* Mar 1 p 539 Ford, Bruce: Controlling Carbon Content of Iron or Steel, Feb 22 p 485 Ford Motor Company: Furnaces, Free to Build, Jan 11 p 179 Tribute to, Mar 22 p 727 ba Foreign Credit Information, Building Up, Feb 15 p 439 Foreign Trade Council: Steel (See National Foreign Trade Coun- 7 cil) Foreign Trade: Poe Notes on Our (Editorial), Mar 1 p 551 United States Huge Balance, Mar 1 ! 552 Forge Shop Before and After Reloca- . tion of Machinery,* Feb 8 p 372 Forging Versus Heat Treatment of Steel,* May 24 p 1243 Forgings, Heat Treatment of Large,* 7 June 28 p 1544 Fortifications Bill, Feb 8 p 377 Fosdick Machine Tool Company: Machine-Tool Testing Outfit,* Apr 26 p 1021 Fostoria Pressed Steel Co.: Incorporated, May 24 p 1279 Foundation Co.: To Ruild Wooden Vessels for the Government, May 3 p 1090 Founders’ Association: (See National Founders’ tion) Foundry: British Malleable May Adopt Amer- ican Practice, Apr 5 p 875 Cast-Steel Locomotive Cylinders, Large American,* Apr 12 p 905 Cleveland Engineers Hear Ad- dresses, Jan 11 p 153 Cost-Finding Plan for Gray-Iron, May 31 p 1357 Electric Furnace in Lumen Brass Foundry,* Feb 1 p 301 Handling Materials in Oberhelman Plant,* Feb 8 p 367 Hercules Steel Casting Co. to Es- tablish Open-Hearth, Feb 8 p 405 Lunkenheimer, for Small Castings,* May 24 p 1248 Machinable Castings from Perma- nent Molds,* June 28 p 1552 Molders’ Strike at Springfield, Mass., Mar 29 p 790 Molding Beds, Putnam Method for,* Mar 15 p 645 Nash Motors Co.,* Jan 4 p 66 Obermayer Deoxidizer for Associa- Brass Castings, Mar 29 p 784 Otis Converter Steel Casting Plant, New,* Feb 8 p 364 Production and Cost System,* Jan 4 p 57 Sand-Blast Room with Health Fea- tures,* March 29 p 785 sna (ete 3 a I I r ; | 9 | )- n Steel Casting for Ocean-Going Yacht,* May 24 p 1249 Steel Expansion in Chester Dis- trict, Feb 15 p 464 Universal Winding Co., New,* June 7 p 1367 Wages in New York and New Jer- sey, Jan 18 p 233 oundrymen’s Associations: American: Convention 11 p 176 Convention Convention 1259 Exhibition, Good May 17 p 1236 Uniform Cost Accounting, May 3 p 1091 New England, Jan 17 p 231; Apr 26 p 1010 Philadelphia, Mar 15 p 671 Pittsburgh, Feb 22 p 515 Announcement, Jan Papers, June 28 p 1554 Program, May 24 p Promise for, }Fox Machine Company: Sensitive Multiple Drilling Ma- : chine,* Feb 8 p 363 Foxwell, G. E.: Future Practice in Making Coke, June 21 p 1498 P } Fraboni, C.: ” \- 2 f | Frankel, Russia Promising Market for our Products,* Jan 4 pp 36 and 71 | France: After-War Industry, Jan 25 p 267 German Iron and Steel Shipments from, Apr 19 p 947 Iron and Steel Imports, 10 Months, 1916, Apr 12 p 912; Year 1916, May 24 p 1258 . Needs After War, Mar 22 p 727 Sues Kokomo Steel & Wire Co., May 31 p 1321 Lee K.: Dental Work in Industry, Mar 16 p 657 Franklin, H. H., Mfg. Co.: Pneumatic Tubes for Dispatching Orders,* Mar 22 p 701 Frasse, Peter A., & Co., Inc.: Steel Bar and Wire Plant,* May 3 p 1063 Freeland, W. E.: Brass Manufacture in Rolling Mills Plant, 763; April 5 p 825 Human Factor Problem in Plant,* June 28 p 1537 Norton Company’s Expansion,* Jan 25 p 248 Freight Congestion Relief, 491; Mar 15 p 668 Freight Rates: Coke Advanced 1506 Coke, Effective, Apr 5 p 855 Decision in Buffalo Controversy, Mar 15 p 666 Donora and Monessen Left in Pitts- burgh District, May 3 p 1111 Export Advance Refused, Feb 8 p 381 Expected Higher 2 p 853 Ore Advance Not Allowed, May 10 Stamford Mar 29 p Bullard Feb 22 p 15 Cents, June 21 p Lake Ore, p 1168 Ore Advance Opposed, Apr .26 p 1030 Pacific Coast Rates Raised, Mar 1 p vi Proposed Increase from Birming- ham District Withdrawn, May 24 p 1283 Reduced on Southern Pig Iron to Wisconsin, May 24 p 1280 Suits for Slag Charges, June 7 p 1381 Virginia Pig Iron, Jan 18 p 23 Why Railroads Need Higher, Apr 12 p 893 Friction, Reduction of, Apr 5 p 838 Fritz, John, Medal Presented to Dr. Henry M. Howe, May 3 p 1090 Frosting and Spotting Tool, Jones- Mowry,* May 24 p 1250 Apr JANUARY-JUNE, 1917 Fuel: Briquettes, States, 1916, Mar 29 p 820 Production in United Oil, Saved by Mechanical Soot Blowers, Mar 22 p 705 Smokeless Combustion of,* Apr 12 p 906 Fuller, Benjamin D.: Addresses Cleveland Engineering Society, Jan 11 p 153 Furnaces: Bristol Automatic Temperature Control,* Mar 1 p 546 Brosius Charging Machine,* May 24 p 1254 Catalytic Action of Gases, Mar 8 p 593 * Crude-Oil Melting,* June 21 p 1499 Electric Annealing,* June 7 p 1375 Electric Resistance,* June 7 p 1373 Gas Oven, Test of Recuperative,* May 3 p 1082 Ogden Coal, for Reheating Shell Noses,* June 28 p 1559 Zirconia, Neutral Lining for May 24 p 1249 Furnaces, Blast: Alabama, Idle, to Be Started, Apr 12 p 912 Algoma Steel Co. Moving Canadian, June 14 p 1433 Bird Coal & Iron Co. June 21 p 1521 Brier Hill Steel Co. to Build New, June 7 p 1415 Burden Leased by Buffalo Union Furnace Co., June 14 p 1449 Charcoal, for Mysore, India, Jan 18 p 225 Chemical Reactions,* June 21 p 1494 Cleaning Gas,* Feb 22 p 478 Corrigan-McKinney Started, Jan 11 p 178 Ella Stock Sold to E. W. Co., Feb 8 p 409 Ford Motor Co. Free to Build, Jan ll p 179 Gas, Mixing with Coke-Oven, 22 p 733 Iroquois Iron Co. to Build Another, Mar 22 p 749 Jefferson Dismantled, June 7 p 1391 Jones & Laughlin, New, Mar 1 p 577; Started, June 21 p 1507 Keystone Sold to Northern Ore Co., June 21 p 1485 Kittanning Sold to Charles Me Knight, May 3 p 1111 Lavino & Co. Rebuilding Vesta, Apr 12 p 925 Lochiel to Make May 24 p 1255 Mark Mfg. Co. to Build, June 28 p 1585 Miami, Hamilton, Sold, Mar 1 p 577 Monthly Statement,* Jan 4 p 114; Feb 8 p 388; Mar 8 p 616; Apr 5 p 858; May 3 p 1094; June 7 p 13892 Notes, Jan 4 p 115; Mar 8 p 617; April 5 p 859; May 3 p 1095; June 7 p Pacific Coast Steel Co. to Start Irondale, June 14 p 1464 Poisoning from Gas, Apr 19 p 947 Potash a By-Product, Jan 18 p 199 Pulaski Iron Co., Description,”* Mar 29 p 772 Purchased by Miami May 31 p 1319 Progress in Hot-Blast sign,* Jan 18 p 202; 254: Feb 15 p 444 South Manchuria Railway to Build, Mar 15 p 657 Suwanee Iron Co. to Operate Ker tucky, June 14 p 144] West End Sold, June 21 p 1528 Wharton to Be Started, Jan 11 p 179; Started, Apr 19 p 965 Wood, Alan, Iron & Steel Co. Plans New, Jan 25 p 291 Furnaces, Electric: Rennerfelt,* Steel, to Blow In, Mudge & Mar Ferromanganese, Feb 8 p 389; Metals Co., Stove De- Jan 25 Pp American 1206 May 17 p ix Booth-Hall Co. to Build, June 28 p 1559 British Field Widening, Feb 1 p 305 British Steelmakers Make Own Electrodes, Jan 4 p 107 British Steel Output, June 7 p 1411 Government to Install, June 28 p 1583 Gray Hearths for, June 7 p 1372 Greaves-Etchells,* Jan 11 p 140 Greaves-Etchells Installations, Mar 1 p 570; June 21 p 1526 Heroult Installations, Jan 18 p 234; Feb 8 p 389; Mar 1 p 570; Mar 29 p 809; Apr 19 p 967; June 21, 1527 Ludlum Steel Co., New,* Apr 26 p 1003 Melting Brass at Lumen Bearing Co.,* Feb 1 p 301 Our Lead in Electric Steel (Edi torial), Jan 11 p 150 Present Status in All Countries, Jan 4 p 105 ; Progress of Industry, May 10 p 1146 Regenerator Checkers, Orth,* Mar & p 604 Rennerfelt Installations, Feb 8 p 389; Mar 8 p 617; Mar 15 p 685 Rennerfelt, New Uses for, May 24 p 1249 Snyder Installations, Jan 18 p 234; May 3 p 1093 Furnaces, Open-Hearth: Central Iron & Steel Co.,* June 21 p 1479 Mark Mfg. Co. to Build, June 28 p L585 Pennsylvania Reversing Valve,* Feb 22 p 477 Reinforced Dolomite or for, Apr 5 p 830 Republic to Build Two, L856 Snyder Waste Heat Boilers, p 26 Wellman, S. T., lL p 1500 Magnesite June, 28 p . Jan 4 on History of, June G 3, Simplex Shield for Broke Water,* June 21 p 1501 North Side Amplifying,* May 24 p 1263 Problem in Rifle 17 p 1199 Manufacture, May Standards, Steel Block, May ol D 1304 Manufacture,* Mar 1 p 536 Galvanizing, Surface Combustion » dD A Ap! yardner Machine Co.: Grinding Machine, Special Double, Mar 29 p 781 ~ Garry, Albert H.: Auditor American Steel & Wire Cx Mar 29 p 810 Gary, E. H.: Present Prospe ity and the Outlo Jan 11 p 153 War Conditions, May 31 p 1316 War Taxes, Views on, Apr 19 p 966 Gas: Cleaning Blast-Furnace, i178 Catalytic Action of, Feb 22 p Mar ~ Pp 5923 Coal, for Heat Treating Steel, June 7 p 1416 Destructive Effect on Platinum, Jan 18 p 195 Mixing Blast-Furnace Oven, Mar 22 p 733 Natural Supply Failing (Editorial), June 7 p 1390 and Coke Poisoning from Blast-Furnace, Apr 19 p 947 Recovery of Benzol from Coke- Oven,* Jan 25 pp 261 and 270 To Smelt Texas Ore with Natural, Feb & p 410 Gas, Producer: Analyzing,* Mar 1 p 534 jenjamin Improved, June 28 p 1551 mi z a Bituminous p 252 Comparison with Turbine, Jan 18 p 191 Industrial Uses, June 7 p 1376 Gasoline, Production of Synthetic, May 24 p 1260 Gaston, Williams & Wigmore, Inc.: Expansion, Jan 18 p 235 Secures Russian Agency, Mar 29 p 790 Gear Manufacturers: (See American Gear Manufacturers’ Association ) Local Surface Hardening of Teeth, Feb 1 p 309 Geier, Dr. Otto P.: Industrial Medical Service of the Future, June 14 p 1430 Genera! Electric Co.: Annual Report, Apr 19 p 891 Automatic Pole Transformer, 22 p 718 Fixture for Lighting Open Spaces,’ Mar 29 p 780 Rectifier for Automobil Mar 22 p 703 General Foundry & Machine Co.: Plant Destroyed by Fire, June 28 p 1586 General Welding & Equipment Co.: Cutting Steel Ri with Oxygen, Apr 26 p 1013 Gennet, C. W., Jr.: Transverse Fissures in 7 p 1390 Germany: Condition of Steel 229 tecirculating,* Jan 25 Gears, Mar Charging, Risers June Rails, Trade, Jan 18 p Exhibition of Substitute Materials, Jan 18 p 213 Iron and Steel Output, Is It Declin ing? May 3 p 1062 Iron* and Steel Shipments from French Districts, Apr 19 p 947 Making Skilled Artisans of Wound- ed Soldiers, Jan 11 p 145 Manganese Supply, Feb 22 p 496 Methods of Producing Sulphuri Acid, Apr 19 p 951 Mixing Blast-Furnace and Coke- Oven Gas, Mar 22 p 733 Pig-Iron Output, November, Mar 8 p 600 Relations Severed With (Editorial), Feb 8 p 2R2? Renewal of Steel Syndicate, Mar 15 p 671 Steel After the War, June 21 p 1498 Steel Makers’ Contributions to Em- ployees’ Families, Apr 12 p 912 Steel Output, October, Jan 11 p 159 Steel Prices Advanced, May i p 1322; June 7 p 1415 Steel Shipments, November, Jan 25 p 289 Steel Syndicate Cannot Raise P Jan 11 p 153 War Prices, Ore and Steel, Apr 5 p 823 Waste Heat fo Superheating Ap! 5 p R4" Gibson, George H.: Inventions the Life of Technical Business, Apr 5 p 844 Gibson. John, Co.: Cylinder Grinding Attachment Jan 11 p 145 Gilbreth, Frank B.: Making the Executive More Ef ficient,* Feb 15 p 426 Globe Machine & Stamping Co.: Double Rotary Surface Grinding Machine,* June 21 Goethals Program for Steel Ships May 51 p 1310 Government: Appeals to Manufacturers, 613 Examinations for Apr 19 p 945 Purchasing at Market 10 p 1154 Mar &8 p Technical Posts, May Prices, JANUARY-JUNE, 1917 Report on Munitions Making, Jan 11 p 179; Jan 18 p 196 Selects Site for Armor Plate Plant, Apr 19 p 957 Senate Prohibits Scientific Manage- ment in Shops, Feb 15 p 438 Steel Output, No Engrossment of, May 10 p 1153 Work in Rhode Island, May 24 p 1258 Grace, E. G.: Navy Department’s Attitude, Jan 18 p 214 Views on Munitions Capacity, May 17 p 121 Grand Rapids Grinding Machine Co.: Grinding Machine, Universal,* Mar ] p 527 Grannis, W. H.: Texas Shipyard, Proposed, Apr 19 p 965 Graphite, New Deposit, Feb 8 p 367 Grate, Codd Special,* Jan 25 p 258 Gray, James H.: Hearths for Electric Steel Furnaces, June 7 p 137 Britain: Barnes & Morris Optical Pyrome- ») Great t