The Iron Age January-June 1922: Vol 109 Index

THE IRON AGE VOL. C¥IX JANUARY—JUNE, 1922 NEW YORK: IRON AGE PUBLISHING CO, 239 West 39th Street Established 1855 CHEMICAL LISRARY TARE oF CONTENTS --- 99 NEW YORK THE IRON AGE January 5, 1922 Disarmament in Industry tr A Message and an Opportunity The Washington conference has a message for industry. To ignore it would be the height of folly. Today the world is full of a great hope of deliverance from war. Industrial conflict, next to wars the greatest waster of the world’s substance, has cost the United States four billion dollars in a single year. Beyond that is an in- calculable loss because from lack of good will the worker stays his hand. If nothing is done in this critical time to increase the stock of good will in Amer- ican industry, the return of prosperity will complete again the vicious circle of reprisals, bitterness and high cost production. Militant labor union leaders will not help to create good will. Learning nothing from the mistakes of the auto- cratic employer, whose type is passing, they keep on aim- ing at control by superior force. But 1921 brought many checks to union autocracy. In some respects the way is more open than in years for industrial disarmament through co-operation and conciliation. What remains is to decide in what ways the good will of employing corporations toward their employees can be best ex- pressed—then going right to work to express it. N N So _ “~ > ss 3S s = 3 => THE IRON AGE san: coer nam anal ds i” ss oe eee eS Abbott Ball Co.: Work-Holding Burnishing Barrel*, Jan 26 p 264 Abell, O. J.: Continuous Gas Supply from Single Blast Furnace, Apr 27 p 1158 Accessory Equipment: Marvin & Casler Machine Shop*, Apr 20 p 1063 Accidents: Eye Hazard, Plans to Reduce, Feb 2 p 353 Illinois Steel Co. Record, Apr 6 p 949 Reconstruction Hospital for Indus- trial, Apr 13 p 991 Youngstown Sheet & Tube Record, Mar 30 p 868 Acme Machine Tool Co.: Gap Turret Lathe*, Mar 30 p 865 Acme Machinery Co.: Machine for Making Hot Pressed Nuts*, Jan 12 p 153 Adams, Ogden R.: Machinery Demonstration, June 15 p 1698 Adcock, Frank: Cold Work in Cupro Nickel, Mar 30 p 870 Add-Index Corporation: Acquires Adding Machine Division of American Can Co. and Wat- ters Corporation, May 18 p 1391 Addy, Matthew, Co.: Foreign Pig Iron on Pacific Coast, June 8 p 1640 Adirondack Mountains: Iron Ores*, June 8 p 1592 Adriance Machine Works, Inc.: Automatic Stagger Feed Press*, Feb 9 p 411 Advertising Clubs: (See Associated Advertising Clubs) Africa: Market for Iron, Steel and Heavy Hardware, June 1 p 1563 Agricultural Conference: Proposals to Relieve Farmers, Feb 2 p 330 Air Compressors: Sullivan*, June 29 p 1806 Air-Gas Inspirator: Surface Combustion, for Gas Fur- naces*, Mar 16 p 724 Air Reduction Sales Co.: Merged with Davis-Bournonville Co., Mar 23 p 782 Alabama Co.: Blast Furnace Output, May 25 p 1448 Alabama Products Co.: To Install Additional Coke Ovens, June 15 p 1700 Alaska Treadwell Gold Mining Co.: Electric Iron and Steel from Same Furnace, May 11 p 1277 Allegheny Steel Co.: Improvements, June 22 p 1733 Plans, May 18 p 1391 Allied Machinery Co. of America: Officers, Jan 5 p 37 Allis-Chalmers Co.: Preparing and Distributine Pow- dered Coal*, Feb 2 p 326 Alloys: Aluminum, Sands Used in Foundry Practice, June 22 p 1750 INDEX Illustrated articles indicated by * Non-Ferrous, Conference on, May 18 p 1398 Phosphor-Copper, Mar 9 p 651 Stainless Non-Ferrous, Mar 2 p 588 (Editorial) p 597 oe. ne Reagents, Apr 20 p Steel, Identifying*, May 11, p 1291 Steel, Tensile Strength at High Temperatures, Mar 2 p 601 Titanium, Electrical Properties, Feb 2 p 347 Tungsten, Duties Unchanged, June 22 p 1761 Allyne-Zeder Motors Co.: Reorganization of Cleveland Trac- tor Co., June 8 p 1636 Aluminum: Alloy, Sands Used in Foundry Practice, June 22 p 1750 Expansion of Industry (Editorial), Feb 9 p 426 Production United States, 1921, June 22 p 1750 Research in Metallurgy of, Jan 12 p 154 American Auto Parts Co.: Leaf Spring Manufacture*, May 11 p 1269; May 18 p 1343 American Boiler Manufacturers’ As- sociation: Convention Announcement, May 11 p 13038 Convention Program, Feb 9 p 400 Proceedings of Convention, Feb 16 p 477; June 15 p 1706 American Brass Co.: Acquired by Anaconda Copper Min- ing Co., Feb 2 p 347 American Bridge Co.: Heroult Electric Steel Furnace’, Feb 2 p 325 American Car & Foundry Co.: Electric Heater for Forging*, June 8 p 1604 American Construction Council: Organization, May 11 p 1288; June 8 p 1637 Plans, June 29 p 1811 American Drop Forging Institute: Activities. Feb 2 p 339 American Electric Fusion Corpora- tion: Officers, May 18 p 1391 American Electrochemical Society: Convention Proceedings, May 4 p 1203 Convention Program, Apr 6 p 935 Fall Meeting Announcement, June 22 p 1789 American Engineering Council: Gives Dinner to Secretary Hoover, Jan 12 p 159 Jurisdictional Awards, Mar 23 p 802 Labor Efficiency Related to Hours of Work, Feb 23 p 521 Shift Workers. Mar 2 nr 626 Survey of Three-Shift Day, June 8 p 1629 American Engineering Standards Committee: Hearings to Standardize Gages, June 29 p 1831 Officers, Mar 2 p 599 Safety Code for Use in Grinding, Feb 23 v 532 To Survey Simplification in Manu- — Products, June 1 p iii 413148 Work Under Way, Mar 30 p 865 American Foundry Equipment Co.: Sand Cutter*, May 4 p 1224 American Foundrymen’s Association: (See Foundrymen’s Associations) American Gage Co.: Amplifying Gage, Apr 6 p 927 American Gear Manufacturers’ Asso- ciation: Convention Program, Apr 13 p 992 Proceedings of Convention, Apr 27 p 1134 American Hardwood Manufacturers’ Association: Open Price Decision, Disturbs Co- operation with Government, Jan 5 p 106 Open Price Decision, Government to Issue Statement, Jan 19 p 225 Open Price Decision, Rehearing Asked, Mar 23 p 834 Reorganizes, Mar 16 p 729 American Industrial Furnace Corpor- ation: Gleason Gear Hardening Furnace’, May 25 p 1426 American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers: Convention Program, Feb 2 p 339 Proceedings of Convention*, Mar 2 p 586 American Iron and Steel Institute: Annual Meeting, May 4 p 1215 Convention Proceedings*, June 1 p 1491 Convention Program, May 11 p 1304 Pig Iron Production, 1921, Mar 16 p 762 Rail Production, 1921, Apr 13, p 1017 Steel Ingot Production, December and Year 1921, Jan 12 p 167; January, Feb 9 p 427; Febru- ary, Mar 9 p 669; March, Apr 13 p 1013; Avril. May 11°:p 1318; May, June 15 p 1662 Steel Production, Ingots. Castings and Rolled Products, 1921, June 8 p 1633; June 15 p 1714 American Iron, Steel and Heavy Hard- ware Association: Convention Proceedings, June 1 pp 1521, 1565 American Locomotive Co.: Annual Report, Mar 9 p 696 American Manganese Bronze Co.: Manganese Lronze in Engineering Work*, June 1 p 1513 American Manganese Products Co.: Truck Train for Transporting Ore’, Apr 20 p 1073 American Mining Congress: Convention Announcement, June 1 p 1518 American Pig Iron Association: Annual Meeting, Jan 19 p 205 American Radiator Co.: Annual Report, Mar 30 p 911 American Railway Association: Engineering Division Joins Stand ards Committee, Feb 2 p 339 Exhibition*, June 22 p 1751 Production and Unfilled Tonnage, 1913-1919, Feb 16 p 462 Scrap Classification Adopted, June 29 p 1842 at ee iv American Railway Engineering Asso- ciation: Convention Proceedings, Mar 23 p 804 American Smelting & Refining Co.: Annual Report, Apr 6 p 983 Nine Years Without a Strike, Feb 16 p 509 Reducing Labor Costs, Apr 1043 American Society for Steel Treating: Hartford Chapter Visits New De- parture Plant, May 4 p 12)9 New York Chapter Meetine, Apr 27 p 1176; May 25 p 1432; June 29 p 1831 Pittsburgh Sectional Meeting, June 1 p 1523 Pittsburgh Sectional Meeting Pro- gram, Apr 20 p 1077 Proceedings of First Meeting, Mar 9 p 647 Program for First Sectional Meet- ing, Feb 23 p 565 American Society for terials: Convention Announcement, Jan 19 p 226 Convention Papers, Feb 16 p 462; May 11 p 1292 Convention Proceedings, June 29 p 1844 American Society of Mechanical En- gineers: Activities, Jan 26 p 305 Boston Section Meeting, Apr 20 p 1077 Convention Papers, Apr 13 p 1016 Convention Proceedings, May 11 p 1304; May 18 p 1397 New England Sections Visit New Departure Plant, May 4 p 1209 Officers. May 25 p 1432 Worcester Chapter Meeting, May 11 p 1283 American Stainless Steel Co.: Court Decision on Patents, Apr 20 p 1109 American Steel & Wire Co.: Thomas H. Taylor Retires from’, June 29 p 1087 American Steel Co.: Annealing Furnace and Carriage for Wire*, June 29 p 1832 Wins Tin Plate Suit, Apr 13 p 1008 American Steel Foundries: Castings. List Prices and Discounts, Feb 2 p 348; Apr 6 p 936; May 4 p 1202; June 29 p 1814 American Supply and Machinery Manufacturers’ Association: Convention Proceedings*, Apr 27 p 1176; May 4 p 1206; May 18 p 1362 American Welding Society: Electrica! Resistance Welding Dis- cussion*, Avr 6 p 924 American Zinc Institute: Convention Proceedings, May 18, p 1400 Amforge Co.: Forge Plant*, Feb 9 p 401 Amplex, Inc.: Punching and Shearing Machine’, Apr 13 p 1002 Anaconda Copper Mining Co.: Acquires American Brass Co., Feb 2 p 347 —— Roofing Shingles, Feb 2 p 347 Analysis: Lake Superior Ore, 1902-1921*, May 11 p 1802 X-Ray in Metal, Feb 23 p 531 Anderson Die Machine Co.: Multiple Tavping Machine Dial Feed*, Jan 26 p 264 Anderson. Robert J.: Ferroalloys and Their Ores, Devel- opments and Market, 1921, Jan 5 p 94 Angle and Measuring Irons: Simplex Precision*, Mar 16 p 724 13 p Sectional! Testing Ma- with JANUARY—JUNE, 1922 Angles: Krag Fixture, with Perforated Plate*, Mar 23 p 785 Anti-Trust Law: Change Proposed in Sherman, May 18, p 1362 Anvils: Pratt & Whitney Square, for Trus- Form Gages*, Feb 9 p 413 Apprenticeship: American Foundrymen’s Question- naire, Mar 30 p 879 Arcade Malleable Iron Co.: Laboratory*, Mar 9 p 643 Argentina: Freight Car Competition, Apr 6 p 944 Armament Limitation: Recovering Scrap from Discarded Navy Ships*, Jan 26 p 270 Armature: Baking, on 1780 Armstrong Brothers Tool Co.: Chain Pipe Wrench*, Feb 23 p 527 Armstrong, Whitworth & Co.: Vibrac, New British Steel, Mar 16 p 732 Asphalt: Making 1255 Associated Advertising Clubs: Convention Program, June 1 p 1512 Association of American Steel Manu- facturers: Joins Standards Committee, Feb 2 p 339 Officers, Feb 23 p 545 Association of Employers and Em- ployees: Cleveland Organization, 407 Association of Iron and trical Engineers: Meetings, Mar 9 p 668; Mar 23 p 808 Athimon, M. Francis: Wire Forming Machine*, June 29 p 1828 Atlas Car & Mfg. Co.: Gasoline Locomotive*, 1282 Atlas Crucible Steel Co.: Merged with Electric Alloy Steel Co., June 1 p 1551 Australia: Blast Furnaces of Hoskins Works‘, Mar 16 p 737 Iron and Steel Industry*, June 29 p 1821 Progress in Steel Making, Mar 9 p 660 Wages, Mar 30 p 868 Austria: Iron and Steel 187 Automobile Chamber of Commerce: (See National Automobile Chamber of Commerce) Automobiles: Chrome and Nickel-Molybdenum for*, Mar 16 p 725 Design of Willys Plant*, Mar 9 p 652; Mar 16 np 713 Distribution in United States, Apr 13 p 1043 Leaf Spring Manufacture* p 1269; May 18 p 1343 Production and Value, 1921, Jan 19 p 206, June 1 wv 1516; Feb- ruary, Apr 6 p 921; Avril, May 11 p 1278, May 25, p 1429: May, June 22, p 1775, Five Months 1922, June 29 p 1816 Steel Used in Manufacture, Jan 19 p 206 Ayres, Col. Leonard P.: Building Behind Demand, Feb 2 p 354 Shipboard, June 22 p Gasoline from, May 4 Feb 9 p Steel Elec- May 11 p Market, Jan 12 p May 11 1921, B Bacharach Industrial Instrument Co.: Blast Meter in Foundry Practice*, June 8 p 1584 Badger Tool Co.: Grinding Machine*, Mar 30 p 863 Baker, David: Australian Iron and Steel try*, June 29 p 1821 Baker, J. E.: Syndolag Patent Decision, June *- p 1838 Bands: Thin Steel, Applications for, Mar 9 p 640 Banks, H. C.: Testimony in Pittsburgh Basing, Feb 9 p 422 Baker, Donald J.: Socketing Wire Rope*, May 25 p 1435 Bar Iron Institute: (See Eastern Bar Iron Barr, H. Edsil: Automatic Drilling and Reaming Machine*, Jan 26 p 266 Barrows, W. A., Jr.: Testimony on Freight Rates, Jan 26 p 289 Indus- Institute) Bars: Continuous Die -Rolling*, p 207 Pittsburgh Prices, 5 p 61 Power Required to Roll Iron, Apr 27 p 1144 Production, United States, June 15 p 1714 Reinforcing, Business June 29 p 1837 Steel, Rules for Figurine Weights, Feb 9 p 422 Steel, Storing in Cincinnati Plant, Apr 20 p 1086 Steel, Storing in Gould & Eber- hardt Plant*, Mar 23 p 789 Barstow, George E.: Employers’ Rights in Employees’ Inventions, May 11 p 1299 Bartlett, G. M.: Hobbing Sprocket Teeth*, Feb 16 p 478 Barton, Larry J.: Manganese Steel Made in Electric Furnaces*, Jan 5 p 4 Basing Point, Pittsburgh: Address of H. G. Pickerine Oppos- ing, May 4 p 1228 Chicago Hearings End, June 22 p 17 Jan 19 1901-1921, Jan Wrought 1921, in Chicago, ‘ Cleveland Chamber of Commerce to Investigate. Feb 16 p 501 Discussed at Purchasing Agents’ Convention, May 25 p 1437 Hearings, Feb 2 pp 360, 361: Feb 9 p 421; Feb 16 p 481° Feb 23 p 541; Mar 9 p 664; Mar 16 p 723; Mar 30 p 879 (Editorial), p 875; Apr 13 p 997; Apr 20 p 1070; Apr 27 p 1128; May 4 p 1228; May 11 p 1284; May 18 p 1397; June 1 p 1567° June 15 p 1696 Ruling on Legal Points, Mar 2 p 601 Steel Corporation Files Jan 12 p 158 Basset Process: Steel Direct from Ore*, Apr 13 p 989 Battey, Paul L.: Designing Willys Automobile Plant*, Mar 9 p 653; Mar 16 p 713 Bauxite: Production, 1921, Feb 2 p 350 Beams: Pittsburgh Prices, 5 p 61 Bean, W. R.: American Foundrymen’s Associa- tion’s Work, May 25 p 1457 Becker, Joseph: By-Product Coke Oven, Apr 13 p 1004 Becker Milling Machine Co.: Vertical Milling Machine*, June 1 p 1532 +. Answer, 1901-1921, Jan Beckinsale and Moore: Corrosion of Condenser Tubes, Mar 30 p 870 Bedford, Randolph: Steel Making in Australia, Mar 9 p 660 Belgium: Imports and Exports of Iron and Steel, 1920-1921, May 18 p 1400 Industrial Revival, Jan 12 p 188; Mar 2 p 579 Iron and Steel Market and Prices, Jan 19 p 218; May 18 p 1400 Mechanical Exposition in 1923, June 22 p 1789 Standardization Progress, June 15 p 1676 Steel Works Reconstruction, May 1l p 1323 Belting: Applications for Thin Steel Bands, Mar 9 p 640 Leather, Research, Feb 23 p 543 Leather, Sales, June 1 p_ 1571; June 29 p 1830 Steel, Power Engineering Co. to Manufacture, May 18 p 1415 Swedish Steel Conveyors*, Feb 2 p 321 Bending Machine: Davis-Bournonville for Tubing’, Mar 23 p 803 Excelsior, Circular for Angle Iron*, Apr 6 p 932 Benjamin, George H.: Employers’ Rights in Employees’ Inventions, May 11 p 1299 Bethlehem Steel Corporation: Acquires Lackawanna Steel Co., May 18 p 1369 Annual Report, Feb 2 p 386 Files Answer to Merger Complaint, June 15 p 1713 Testing Employee Representation (Editorial), Mar 30 p 876 Bickford-Switzer Co.: Taper Pin Reamer*, Feb 2 p 360 Bihler, L. C.: Testimony on Iron and_ Steel Freight Rates, Jan 26 p 288 Billets: Prices, 1901-1921, Jan 5 p 61 Billings & Spencer Co.: Trimmer Miller*, June 8 p 1594 Birmingham Steel Corporation: Purchased by Virginia Iron & Bridge Co., Apr 27 p 1173 Bissing, W. F.: Working of American Patents, Apr 20 p 1086 Blackiston, G. P.: Steel Casting Plant with Liaison Service*, Apr 6 p 924 Blast: : Gas Furnace, Clements Electrically Operated*, Apr 13 p 998 Blast Furnace and Coke Oven Asso- ciation: (See Eastern States Blast Furnace and Coke Oven Association) Bliss, E. W., Co.: Press for Drawing Axle Housings’, Mar 16 p 730 Blizard, John: Powdered Coal 23 p 544 Blount, J. G., Co.: Bench Pattern Shop Speed Lathe’, Mar 30 p 865 Buffing Machines, Jan 19 p 228 Motor-Driven Grinder*, May 4 p 1230 Boiler Makers’ Association: (See American Boiler Makers’ As- sociation) Boilers: Sales, 1921, Mar 2 p 612 Bolts: Isaac Church Expansion*, May 4 p meet Bonus Bill: (Editorial), Feb 16 p 486 Installations, Feb Motor-Driven’*, JANUARY—JUNE, 1922 Book Reviews: Electric Ship Propulsion, June 15 p 1717 Fraser’s Metal Products Directory, Feb 2 p 385 Hardware Buyers’ Directory, Feb 23 p 564 Human Factors in Industry, June 8 p 1645 Iron Man in Industry, June 8 p 1645 Mechanical World Year Book for 1922, Feb 23 p 564 Milling Cutters and Milling, June 15 p 1717 Mineral Land Surveying, p 564 Outspinning the Spider, Feb 2 p 385 Practical Least Squares, June 15 p 1717 Pulling Together, June 8 p 1645 Ship Compendium and Year Book 1922, Feb 23 p 564 Wealth and Income of People, Mar 16 p 766 Books Received: Feb 2 p 385; Feb 23 p 564: Mar 16 p 766; Mar 30 p 902: June 8 p 1645; June 15 p 1718 Booth & Flinn, Ltd.: Low Bidder on New York-New Jer- sey Tunnel, Feb 23 p 545 Boring Machines: Cincinnati Slow-Speed, Device for*, June 15 p 1669 Colburn Heavy Duty*, June 1 p 1519 Pawling & Harnischfeger Horizon- tal*, June 29 p 1827 Pedrick Portable*, Jan 12 p 148 Boston, H. R.: Financial Efficiency in Manufactur- ing*, May 11 p 1293 Bourcoud, A. E.: Direct Method of Steel ture*, May 18 p 1349 Bowie, C. P.: Feb 23 American Manufac- Making Gasoline from Asphalt, May 4 p 1255 Bowron, James: Three-Shift Day in Steel, June 8 p 1629 Boye & Emmes Machine Tool Co.: Coneless Engine Lathe*, Feb 9 p 415 Brass: Hot Pressed or Forged*, June 8 p 1581 Brass Manufacturers: (See National Association of Brass Manufacturers) Brazil: Competitive Bids for Stee! May 25 p 1457 Empreza Forea e Luz de Ribeirao Preto to Make Pig Iron, June 22 p 1781 Industries, Government Policy, Mar 30 p 901 Tariff Changes, Mar 30 p 900 United States Exposition Building, Feb 2 p 330 United States Mining Exhibit, Feb 16 p 472 Bridge Builders and Structural So- ciety: Fabricated Steel ber and Year Tires, Business, Decem- 1921, Jan 19 p 233; January, Feb 23 p 533; February, Mar 23 p_ 834; March, Apr 20 p 1091 To Disband, Apr 20 p 1091 Bridges: Across Straits of Mackinac Pro- posed, Feb 9 p 408 Steel, for Siam, June 22 p 1778 Brier Hill Steel Co.: Annual Report, Jan 26 p 306 Briegs and Gordon: Weighing by Substitution, May 11 p 1319 Brill, J. G., Co.: Annual Report, Feb 16 p 508 Brinell Machine: Hardness Testing*, Apr 6 p Apr 20 p 1085 913; Bristol Co.: Radio Apparatus, May 25 p 1480 British Empire Steel Corporation: Plans, June 22 p 1753 Sells Wabana Ore to Europe, May 4 p 1237 Broach: Hollander Adjustable*, Apr 13 p 998 Broken Hill Proprietary Co.: New Castle Works*, June 29 p 1821 Bronze: Manganese, in Engineering ‘Vork’*, June 1 p 1513 Brown & Sharpe Mfg. Co.: Micrometer Caliper*, Ma 11 p 1301 Micrometers, New Line*, June 29 p 1828 No. 4 Universal Grinder*, Apr 27 p 1143 Brown Instrument Co.: Direct Reading Resistance Ther- mometer*, June 8 p 1603 Brush: Wire, Ingersoll-Rand High Speed*, Mar 23 p 800 Buffalo Forge Co.: Universal Slitting Shear and Bar Cutter*, June 29 p 1824 Buffalo Union Furnace Co.: Suit Against Shipping Board Dis- missed, Feb 23 p 561 Buffing Machines: Blount Motor-Driven*, 228 Van Dorn, for Large Work*, May 18 p 1354 Building: In 1921, Feb 2 p 329 In Chicago, 1921, Jan 12 p 167 House, Saturation in (Editorial), May 11 p 1298 Permits, May 11 p 1301 Bulmer, William C.: Valves for Open-Hearth Furnaces, June 1 p 1556 Bunnell, Sterling H.: Broadening the Sales Field*, June 1 p 1496 Business Situation, Taking Advan- tage of, May 4 p 1193 Conversion of War Factories, May 25 p 1433 Jan 19 p Putting Idle Equipment to Use*, May 11 p 1275 Reducing Manufacturing Costs, May 18 p 1339 Bureau of Mines: Advisory Committee for- Southern Experiment Station, Apr 14 p 1008 Alabama Iron Ore District, Investi- gation of, Mar 9 p 687 Blast Furnace Investigations, Mar 9 p 684 Conference on Non-Ferrous Alloys, May 18 p 1398 Crucibles from Domestic Clays and Graphites, Jan 26 p 265 Monoxide Poisoning, Test for, June 1 p 1532 Phosphor-Copper from Phosphate Brick, Mar 9 p 651 Reducing Iron Ores with Carbon Monoxide, Mar 9 p 650 Sponge Iron, Experiments on, Mar 9 p 659 War Minerals Supply Division Cre- ated, May 18 p 1346 Bureau of Standards: Cutting Tests for High-Speed Tool Bits, Mar 16 p 763 Societies to Co-operate with, June 15 p 1669 Sulphur in Rivet Steel, Investiga- tion*, June 22 p 1745 Theory and Practice in Cutting Fluids, June 15 p 1718 Thermal Stresses in Chilled Car- wheels, May 25 p 1436 Burnishing Barrel: Abbott Work-Holding*, Jan 26 p 264 vi Busch, H. C.: Storing Steel Bars, Apr 20 p 1086 Business: Activity and ‘Inflation (Editorial), June 8 p 1607 Ethics, June 22 p 1734 Government Helps*, Jan 5 p 22 Improving Methods (Editorial), May 25 p 1455 Indices of Activity (Editorial), Jan 12 p 164 Outlook Still Favorable*, June 29 p 1799 Progress of Recovery*, May 25 pp 1417, 1458; June 1 p 1517 Prospects for 1922, Jan 5 p 9 Taking Advantage of the Situation, May 4 p 1193 What Were Pre-War Conditions? (Editorial), Feb 16 p 488 Business Editors: Co-operation of Government and, Apr 20 p 1091 Buying: Psychological Influences in, Apr 27 p 1123 Taking Initiative in, Feb 23 p 522 C Cable: Wire, Small, Elastic Properties of*, June 29 p 1829 Cable Drum: Pawling & Harnischfeger Magnet*, Mar 30 p 863 Cahill, W. E.: Electric lron and Steel from Same Furnace, May 11 p 1277 Calculator: Simplex Machine Time*, Mar 16 p 734 Calder, John: Book Review, “Pulling Together,” June 8 p 1645 Employee Representation in Swift Plant, May 4 p 1212 Calipers: For Bars on Storage Racks*, June 8 p 1608 Horstman Extension Beam Indica- ting*, Feb 9 p 413 Cambria Steel Co.: Annual Report, May 18 p 1414 Spotting Complaint Dismissed, Jan 12 p 156 Cammen, L.: Steel Pipe by Centrifugal Process, Feb 9 p 405; Mar 2 p 599 Campbell Mfg. Co.: Vise Tool for Making Screws and Springs*, June 15 p 1669 Canada: British Empire Steel Corporation Plans, June 22 p 1753 Dominion Alloy Steel Corporation Organized, Mar 30 p_ 901; Plans, May 4 p 1215; May 11 p 1281 Dominion Government Pays Claims to Dominion Steel Corporation, Jan 26 p 278 Electric Steel & Metals, Ltd., Pur- chased by American Organiza- tion, Apr 20 p 1063 Industrial Conditions, 1921, Jan 12 p 187 Iron and Steel Production, Novem- ber, 1921, Jan 19 p 209; Year 1921, Jan 26 p 263; January, Mar 23 p 788; February, Apr 6 p 944; April, May 25 p 1474, June 1 p 1566; May, June 29 p 1824 Walker Motor Foundry Plant*, Apr 20 p 1068 Canadian General Electric Co.: Annual Report, Apr 6 p 982 Canton Forge & Axle Co.: Purchases Plant of Standard Parts Co., Jan 12 p 167 Canton Sheet Steel Co.: Plant Sold to Alloy Sheet Steel Co., June 1 p 1537 Crane JANUARY—JUNE, 1922 Carbon Monoxide: Antidotes for Poisoning, Jan 12 p 153 Test for Poisoning, June 1 p 1532 Carbon Steel Co.: Suits Dismissed Against, Feb 16 p 481 Carlson, Harry: Swedish Steel Belt Conveyors*, Feb 2 p 321 Carnegie Steel Co.: Annual Dinner, Jan 12 p 167 Fresents Community House _ to a of McDonald, Mar 2 p 621 Safety Meetings, Jan 19 p 220 Carpenter, Charles A Economic Situation, Feb 2 p 379 Carpenter Steel Co.: Merger with Penn Seaboard Steel Corporation, June 15 p 1702; June 29 » 1811 Cars: Freight, Recommendation for Standard, May 11 p 1274 Possibilities of Shortage, June 29 p 1863 Carter, G. O.: Dependability of Cast Iron Weld- ing*, Apr 6 p 928 Managerial Understanding of Welding, Feb 2 p 323 Caruthers, M. W.: Basic Electric Furnace Operations, Jan 5 p 17 Carwheels: Cast Iron, Made Feb 2 p 352 Chilled, Thermal Stresses in, May 25 p 1436 Manufacture in Griffin. Plant*, Mar 30 p 847; Apr 6 p 939 Metal for Cast Iron, June 1 p 1504 Thermal Stresses in Steel, Feb 2 p 346 Case Hardening: Crankshafts, at Franklin Motor Car Plant*, Jan 19 p 219 Steel, Causes of Failures, June 29 p 1807 Cast Tron: From the Electric Furnace, May 4 p 1225, (Editorial) p 1234 Gray, American Vs. British*, June 15 p 1659, Discussion, p 1664; June 22 p 1785, (Editorial) p 1757 Castings: Electric Gray Iron. Jan 5 p 51 Iron, Analysis for Heating-Furnace, Apr 6 p 918 Production. United June 15 np 1714 Sizer Sviral Stem*, June 1 p 1524 Steel. List Prices and Discounts, Feb 2 » 348; Apr 6 p 936; May 4 vo 1202: June 29 p 1814 Wheeling Mold & Foundry Large’, June 15 p 1673 Cement: Portland, United States Production, 1921, Apr 13 v 1004; May, 1922, June 29 pnp 1802 Census Bureau: Appropriation Needed for Publish- ine Facts, Feb 9 p 420 Central Steel Co.: Annual Report, Avr 13 n 1054 Wage Advance. June 8 p 1629 Centrifugal Castine: Iron Pipe by De Lavaud Process, Jan 26 p 278 Steel Pipe by Cammen Process, Feb Centrifugally, States, 1921, 9 p 405. (Editorial) p 426; Mar 2 p 599 Chain: Magnetie Testing, Mar 9 p 644, (Editorial) p 667 Chamber of Commerce of the United States: National Council Opvoses Trans- portation Commissioner, Feb 16 p 483 Perpetual Inventory Urged, Mar 30 p 871 Tariff Referendum Results, Jan 26 p 308 Channing, J. Parke: How Labor Can Help Business, Jan 26 p 311 Chapman, Ralph E.: Cutting Torch Under Water, Mar 9 p 637 Chart: I-Beam*, June 8 p 1586 Chicago: Growth in Industries, 1914, 1919, Jan 26 p 265 Chicago Building Trades Council: Rejects Landis Award, Jan 12 p 156 Chicago Eye Shield Co.: Eye Protector*, Feb 23. p 527 Chicago Foundrymen’s Association: (See Foundrymen’s Associations) Chile: Steel Industry, May 11 p 1300 China: Changes in Economic Life, Apr 13 p 1007 Labor Troubles, Mar 30 p 868 Machinery Trade*, Feb 2 p 341 Pig Iron Production Costs in 1919, Feb 9 p 418 Christopher & Simpson Iron Works 0.: Merged with Decatur Bridge Co., May 18 p 1358 Chromium Steel: Corrosion, Apr 20 p 1074 Chucks: Diamond Horizontal and Vertical Magnetic*, June 15 p 1667 Horton Lathe*, June 1 p 1522 Save All Drill and Tap*, Mar 9 p 645 Church, Isaac, Expansion Bolt Co.: Expansion Bolt*, May 4 p 1227 Cincinnati Planer Co.: Slow-Speed Device for Mill*, June 15 p 1669 Claire Furnace Co.: Federal Trade Commission Files Brief in Cost Accounting Case, May 4 p 1252 Clark Tool Works, Inc.: Metal Cutting Band Saw*, Mar 9 p 651 Clark Tructractor Co.: Gasoline Industrial Mar 30 p 852 Clarke, E. A. 8.: Foreign Trade and Its Relation to This Country, Jan 26 p 2838 Clays and Graphites: Crucibles from Domestic, Jan 26 p 265 Clements, F.: Buckets and Skips for Blast Fur- naces, Discussion, June 8 p 1597 Clements Mfg. Co.: Gas Furnace Blast, Electrically Operated*, Apr 13 p 998 Cleveland Chamber of Commerce: Labor Relations Campaign, June 22 p 1776 Celveland Crane & Engineering Co.: Conveyor System in Hauserman Plant*, Feb 16 p 482 Cleveland Engineering Society: To Form Council of Associated Technical Societies, June 29 p 1831 Cleveland Industrial Association: Employers and Employees Organiz- ation, Feb 9 p 407 Cleveland Tractor Co.: Reorganized as Allyne-Zeder Mo- tors Co., June 8 p 1636 Cleveland Worm & Gear Co.: Worm Gear Drive for Line Shaft- ing*, Jan 19 p 220 Clutch: Greaves-Klusman Friction, for Lathes*, June 15 p 1674 Williamson Hydraulic for Heavy Duty*, Feb 16 p 484 Coal: Bituminous, Production, 1921, Jan 26 p 266 Boring Lift Truck’, Broken Year (Editorial), June 29 p 1836 Effort to Relieve Impurities in, Apr 13 p 997 Freight Rates, Seasonal Proposed, Apr 27 p 1146 Government Price Fixing, June 8 p 1603 Government Studying Basic Diffi- culties in Industry, Apr 20 p 1091 Labor Conditions (Editorial), Feb 9 p 424 Mining Employment Mar 2 p 596 Powdered, Carbon Dioxide Record- ers and, June 15 p 1709 Powdered, for Air Furnaces, June 15 p 1709 Powdered, Installations, Feb 23 p 4 a (Editorial), Powdered, Preparing and Distribut- ing*, Feb 2 p 326 Powdered, Tennessee Company to Use, Apr 13 p 1015 Price Conference Called, May 25 p 1445 Purchases. Proposal to Unify, May 25 p 1445 Research on Ignition, June 8 p 1604 Storage, Government Inquiry, May 11 p 1303 Strike (Editorial), Mar 23 p 812; Apr 13 p 1010; June 8 p 1607 Strike, Government Statistics on May 4 p 1259 Strike Situation, Apr 6 p 950; Apr 13 pp 1015, 1018; Apr 20 p 1089; Apr 27 p 1161, May 4 p 1207; May 11 p 1322; May 18 p 1394; May 25 p 14738; June 1 pp 1537, 1539; June 8 p 1632; June 15 p 1682; June 22 p 1778; June 29 p 1841 Strike, Steel Output and torial), Apr 20 p 1082 Wage Controversy, Mar 16 p 757 Cobalt: Magnet Steel, Feb 2 p 350 Codes: Safety, for Grinding, Feb 23 p 532 Coke: By-Product and Beehive Produc- tion, December, 1921, Jan 26 p 266; Year 1921, Apr 6 p 919; April, May 18 p 1304; May, June 22 p 1761 Changed Status (Editorial), May 4 p 1232 Connellsville Furnace and Foundry Prices, 1903-1921, Jan 5 p 63 Metallurgical, by Froth Flotation Process, Feb 2 p 329 Ovens, Becker By-Product, Apr 13 p 1004 Ovens, Roberts By-Product at Granite City*, Mar 2 p 580; Mar 9 p 649 a Roberts Discussed, Feb 23 p 565 Ovens, Status of By-Product and Beehive, Apr 6 p 920 7 of Industry, 1921, Jan 5 p (Edi- Co'burn Machine Tool Co.: Boring Mills, Heavy Duty*, June 1 p 1519 Cold Drawing: Tensile Strength Increase by*, Mar 16 p 707 Coleman, W. W.: Labor Problems, Apr 27 p 1129 Colorado Fuel & Iron Co.: Annual Report, Apr 6 p 983 Colt’s Patent Fire Arms Mfg. Co.: Metal Parts Washing Machine’, Apr 20 p 1080 Columbia Steel Co.: Freight Rate Complaint Dismissed, Feb 16 p 481 Columbiana Foundries Co.: Extensions, June 8 p 1598 Commonwealth Fuel Co.: Reorganization, Feb. 23 p 533 JANUARY—JUNE, 1922 Compensation: Investigating Workmen’s, June 22 p 1734 Competitors: On Letting Them Live (Editorial), June 8 p 1606 Compressors: Sullivan Air*, June 29 p 1806 Cone, Edwin F.: Electric Steel Industry, Status 1921, Jan 5 p 85 Solving Sand Problem in Steel Foundry*, Apr 13 p 985 Consolidated Machine Tool Corpora- tion: Merger of Five Machine Tool Com- panies, June 29 p 1840 Consolidated Steel & Iron Co.: To Merge with Hoosier Rolling Mill Co., May 25 p 1445 Consolidation: Bethlehem-Lackawanna, May 18 p 1369 Bethlehem-Lackawanna, Companies File Answer to Federal Trade Commission’s Complaint, June 15 p 1713 Brick Companies, Pending Merger of Five, June 15 p 1681 Machine Tool Manufacturers, Mar 23 p 814; Apr 20 p 1109; June 29 p 1840 Mechanical Stoker Companies, June 22 p 1742 Midvale-Republic, Inland, June 8 p 1612; June 15 p 1699 Steel Companies, Department of Justice Finds Nothing Illegal, June 29 p 1809 Steel Companies, Federal Trade Commission to _ Investigate, May 18 p 1371; June 8 p 1633 Steel Companies, Lockwood Com- mittee Investigation, May 25 pp 450, 1480; June 8 pp 1587, 1641; June 15 p 1712 Steel Companies, Negotiations, Jan 12 p 433; Mar 2 p 621; May 4 p 1252; May 18 p 1370; May 25 p 1458 Steel Companies, Officials on Inspec- tion Tour*, May 11 p 1305 Warren Tool & Forge, American Block & Mfg. and General Mal- leable Companies, Jan 12 p 161; May 4 p 1220 Construction: New, Jan 5 p 112 Construction Council: (See American Construction Council) Contracts: Engineering, Proposed Changes, Jan 5 p 52 Pig Iron, Terms and Conditions, May 25 p 1438 Railroad Decision, May 18 p 1348, (Editorial) p 1367 Steel, Orders and (Editorial), June 1 p 1536 Unions and (Editorial), Apr 27 p 1155 Conventions: American Boiler Manufacturers’ Association, Feb 16 p 477 American Electrochemical Society, May 4 p 1203 American Foundrymen’s Associa- tion, First International Ses- sion, June 8 p 1629; June 15 pp 1663, 1707; June 22 pp 1743, 1783 American Gear Manufacturers’ As- sociation, Apr 27 p 1134 American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers*, Mar 2 p 587 American Iron and Steel Institute’, June 1 p 1491 American Iron, Steel and Heavy Hardware Association, June 1 pp 1521, 1565 American Railway Engineering As- sociation, Mar 23 p 804 Tra aTTYTTaA Wetr TTrrarry 4 rAoes vii American Society for Steel Treat- ing, Pittsburgh Sectional, June 1 p 1523 American Society for Testing Ma- terials, June 29 p 1844 American Society of Mechanical Engineers, May 11 p 1304; May 18 p 1397 American Supply and Machinery Manufacturers’ Association, Apr 27 p 1176; May 4 p 1206; May 18 p 1362 American Zinc Institute, May 18 p 1400 British Institute of Metals, Mar 23 p 787; Mar 30 p 869 British Iron and Steel Institute, May 25 p 1446 National Association of Manufac- turers, May 18 p 1398 National Association of Office Man- agers, June 8 p 1637 National Association of Purchasing Agents, May 25 p 1437 National Association of Sheet Metal Contractors, May 25 p 1432 National Association of Stove Man- ufacturers, May 18 p 1399 National Foreign Trade Council, May 18 p 1355 National Hardware Association, Metal Branch, June 15 p 1716 National Machine Tool Builders’ Association, Apr 27 p 1139 National Metal Trades Association, Apr 20 p 1071; Apr 27 p 1129 National Pipe and Supplies Asso- ciation, May 18 p 1392 Society of Industrial Engineers, May 4 p 1211 Southern Metal Trades Association, June 29 p 1808 Southern Supply and Machinery Dealers’ Association, Apr 27 p 1176; May 4 p 1206 Conveyors: Cleveland Crane & Engineering System in Hauserman Plant*, Feb 16 p 482 Dreis & Krump Double-Rail Over- head*, Feb 9 p 409 Swedish Steel Belt*, Feb 2 p 321 Cook, F. J.: American vs. British Gray Cast Iron*, June 15 p 1659, Discus- sion, p 1664 Copper: Exports, 1921, Feb 23 p 537; May 25 p 1454 Japanese Duty and _ (Editorial), June 8 p 1608 Lake, Prices, 1901-1921, Jan 5 p 66 Phosphor from Phosphate Rock, Mar 9 p 651 Production and Exports, 11 Months, 1921, Jan 5 p 129 Roofing Shingles, Feb 2 p 347 Copper and Brass Research Associ- ation: Prize Contest, June 15 p 1668 Cores: Simplifying, for Water-Cooled Journal Box*, June 29 p 1834 Corrosion: Chromium Steels, Apr 20 p 1074 Condenser Tubes, Mar 30 p 870 Steel, Feb 2 p 347 Cost Accountants (See National Association of Cost Accountants) Costs: Capital Charges and Labor (Edi- torial), Mar 16 p 740 _Discussed by New England Foun- drymen, Apr 20 p 1067 Distribution of Overhead, Feb 23 p 539 Employing Steel (Editorial), Jan 12 165 Factors, Market Prices and (Edi- torial), May 11 p 1298 German Production, May 18 p 1351 Heat-Treated Parts*, Feb 16 p 459 viii Labor, Reducing in American Smelt- ing & Refining Plant, Apr 13 p 1043 Living, Jan 19 p 214; Jan 26 p 311; Mar 2 p 594; Mar 23 p 800; Apr 27 p 1158; June 1 p 1498; June 22 p 1748 Pig Iron, Effect of Lower Freight Rates, June 1 p 1543 Pig Iron Production in China, 1919, Feb 9 p 418 Post War Factors for Use in Tax Claims, June 22 p 1750 Production Reporting, New Ruling Looked for, Feb 16 p 477 Production Reporting, Steel mune, Mar 9 p 689 Reduced Production Prime Need, Mar 23 p 796 Reducing Manufacturing, May 18 p 1339 Steel, and Freight Rates (Edi- torial), June 1 p 1535 Steel Production (Editorial), Feb 23 p 536 Cotton Ties: Freight Rate Suspended, June 8 p 1633 No Imports of, Apr 20 p 1064 Coupling: Thomas Large Flexible*, June 29 p 1825 Cramp, William, & Sons Ship & En- gine Building Co.: Takes Over Pelton Water Wheel Co., Mar 30 p 879 Cranes: Elwell-Parker Portable*, Mar 30 p 864 Manufacturers and Government to Co-operate, Feb 2 p 365 Pittsburgh, for Vertical Gap Riv- eter*, Apr 13 p 996 Ransomes Electric Runabout Truck for*, Mar 23 p 786 Cripples: German Blind Machine Tool Oper- ators*, Mar 16 p 733 Reconstruction Hospital for, Apr 13 p 991 Crockett, Horace G.: Cost and Production Methods, Mar 23 p 807 Cromwell Steel Co.: Taken Over by Guardian Savings & Trust Co., Jan 19 p 227; Feb 2 p 359 Crucible Steel Co. of America: Sued by Herbert DuPuy, Feb 9 p Im- 444 Crucibles: From Domestic Clays and Gra- phites, Jan 26 p. 265 Cuba: Re-exporting Undelivered Goods, Apr 6 p 944 Cupola: Hoods, General Electric Movable*, May 4 p 1224 Cupro-Nickel: Cold Work in, Mar 30 p 870 Cushing, George H.: Testimony on Freivht Rates, Jan 26 p 291 Cutlery: Manufacture of Stainless, Mar 30 p 855 Cutter Grinder: Sawyer-Weber for Re-Turnins Tool, Mar 30 p 862 Cutter Holder: Warner & Swazey, for Lathes*, May 11 p 127 Cutting Torch: Davis-Bournonville*, Mar 16 p 712 Cwmfelin Steel & Tinp'ate Co.: Nickel Coated Steel Sheets, June 1 p 1522 D D & C Engineerine Co.: Machine for Filing Fdees of Strip Steel*, Mar 9 p 650 Dale Machinery Co.; Duplex Valve Stem Turret Milling Ma- chine*, Feb 16 p 484 JANUARY—JUNE, 1922 Lassiter-Millholland Staybolt Equipment*, Apr 27 p 1147 Damascus: German Hardware in, Jan 19 p 205 d’Amico, Ernesto: Italian Iron and Steel Industry, Apr 27 p 1159 Sheet Mill Practice in Italy*, June 15 p 1655 Darling, W. R.: Toothless Pinion, Apr 13 p 996 Darwin & Milner, Inc.: Cobalt Magnet Steel, Mar 16 p 742 Dauch, Alan D.: Hagan Regenerative Car Furnace’, May 4 p 1217 Davis-Bournonville Co.: Bending Machine for Tubing*, Mar 23 p 803 Cutting Torch*, Mar 16 p 712 Merged with Air Reduction Sales Co., Mar 23 p 782 Welding Machine for Thin Tubing’, Jan 26 p 273 Davis, Hubert W.: Fluorspar in 1921, Mar 16 p 724 Davis, Roy H.: Brands vs. Analysis in Buying Tool Steel, May 25 p 1427 Dawe, C. N.: Chrome and _ Nickel-Molybdenum Steels*, Mar 16 p 725 Dawson, J. R.: Welding Rods for Oxy-Acetylene Welding*, Feb 16 p 468 Decatur Bridge Co.: Merged with Christopher & Simp- son Iron Works Co., May 18 p 1358 de Forest, A. V.: Magnetic Testing of Chain, Mar 9 p 644 DeLamater-Ericsson Commemoration: Tablets to Be Unveiled, Feb 23 p 527 Delany, C. H.: Oil Burning Steam Plant Opera- tion*, Feb 23 p 525 De Lavaud Process: Centrifugal Casting of Pipe, Jan 26 p 278 Department of Commerce: Automobile and Truck Production, Five Months, 1922, June 29 p 1816 Business Conditions, May 25 p 1426 Fabricated Steel Business. April, June 8 p 1635; May, June 29 p 1825 Motion Pictures for Develoving Foreign Trade, Apr 6 p 931 Detroit Machine Co.: Acquired by Ewing Bolt & Screw Co., Mar 16 p 712 Detroit Seamless Steel Tubes Co.: Powdered Coal Installation*, Feb 2 p 326 Detroit Steel Casting Co.: Liaison Service*, Apr 6 p 925 Diamond Chain & Mfc. Co: Hobbine Sprocket Teeth*, Feb 16 p 478 Diamond Machine Co.: Horizontal and Vertical Magnetic Chucks*. June 15 p 1667 Die-Filing Machine: Rearwin Bench*, Apr 13 p 1004 Die Head: Landis Automatic*, June 29 p 1825 Die Ro'ling: Continuous, at Witherow Plant*, Jan 19 p 207 Die Sinkine Machines: Pratt & Whitney*, Jan 19 p 214 Dieckelman, R. P.: Testimony in Pittsburgh Basing, Feb 9 p 421 Diehl, L. H.: Sulphur from Rlast Furnace Slag*, Feb 2 p 335 Discounts: And List Prices on Steel Castings, Feb 2 p 348 Disk Sander: Oliver Motor-Driven*, Mar 2 p 584 Disston, Henry & Sons, Inc.: Tool to Prevent Clogging Metal Saw Teeth*, Feb 16 p 474 Ditto, M. W.: Roberts By-Product Coke Ovens’, Mar 2 p 580; Mar 9 p 649 Divine Brothers Co.: Polishing of Metals*, Mar 23 p 777 Dodge, F. W., Co.: Construction, Mar 16 p 738; June 15 p 1669 Dominion Alloy Steel Corporation: Organized, Mar 30 p 901 Plans, May 4 p 1215; May 11 p 1281 Dominion Steel Corporation: Collects Claims Against Dominion Government, Jan 26 p 278 Donald, R. S.: Electric Resistance Welding, Apr 6 p 924 Dover Mfg. Co.: Better Lighting an Economic Meas- ure*, Apr 6 p 922 Drilling Machines: Barr Automatic Jan 26 p 266 Foote-Burt High Duty*, Mar 2 p 585 Fosdick Sensitive*, June 8 p 1600 Harris Heavy Duty Offset Attach- ment*, Mar 30 p 862 Morris Radial, with Motor on Arm*, June 22 p 1740 Niles-Bement-Pond Multiple for Plates*, May 4 p 1229 Reed-Prentice Four-Way*, Mar 2 p 594 Wodack Combination Grinder and*, Mar 16 p 724 Drake Hardware Co.: Electric Hoist*, May 18 p 1354 Dreis & Krump Mfg. Co.: Atlas Carryall Conveying System’, Feb 9 p 409 Drill and Tap Container: Lawson, with Gage Feature*, Apr 6 p 921 Drill Fixture: Hartford Universal*, Feb 9 p 413 Drives: German Rolling-Mill Belt, Mar 23 p 786 ; Worm Gear for Line Shafting, Cleveland*, Jan 19 p 220 Drop Forging Institute: : (See American Drop Forging In- stitute) DuBrul, E. F.: Business Cycle and Metal Trades, Apr 13 p 1013 Industrial Relations, June 22 p 1784 Machine Tool Situation, June 29 p 1806 Duggan, M. E.: Simplifying Cores for Water Cooled Journal Box*, June 29 p 1834 Dunlop, James & Co., Ltd.: Friction Drive for Rolling Mills*, June 29 p 1808 DuPuy, Herbert: ; Sues Crucible Steel Co. of America, Feb 9 p 444 Durken and Mullen: Definite System of Designing Bevel Gears*, June 15 p 1670 Dusseldorf, Richard W.: J Silico-Thermy and Its Practical Application*, Feb 2 p 337 Dyer, Y. A.: ; Iron for Heating Furnace Castings, Apr 6 p 918 Lower Silicon Irons in Foundry Practice, June 22 p 1749 Metal for Cast Iron Carwheels, June 1 p 1504 E Earning Capacity: Wealth and (Editorial), May 25 p 1455 Eastern Bar Iron Institute: Dissolves, Jan 19 p 180 Eastern Machine Screw Corporation: Socket and Ratchet Wrench Set*, Feb 16 p 474 Reaming and*, Eastern States Blast Furnace and ke Oven Association: Officers, May 25 p 1467 Eclipse Interchangeable Counterbore 0.: Spot Facer*, Jan 12 p 153 Economies: Industrial, Helpful Plan for (Edi- torial), June 1 p 1535 What Will Bring About Improve- ment? Feb 2 p 379 Editorials: 12-Hr. Day Problem, June 1 p 1534 40-Hr. Week, Mar 30 p 876 Activity and Inflation, June 8 p 1607 Aluminum’s Advancing Position, Feb 9 p 426 American Ships in Foreign Trade, Mar 30 p 877 American Steel and World Supply, Jan 26 p 281 — Point Testimony, Mar 30 p 5 Bolshevism Then and Now, May 11 p 1296 Bonus Bill, Feb 16 p 486 British Exports of Galvanized Sheets, June 1 p 1537 British Exports of Tin Plate, June 29 p 1837 British Trend Toward Basic Steel, May 18 p 1368 Business Activity, Indices of, Jan 12 p 164 Business Cycles, Unemployment and, Apr 20 p 1082 Business Methods, Improving, May 25 p 1455 Buying Power and Steel Demand, Apr 6 p 948 Capital Charges and Labor Costs, Mar 16 p 740 Cast Iron, American and British, June 22 p 1757 Centrifugal Casting Progress, Feb 9 p 426 Coal, Broken Year, June 29 p 1836 Coal Labor Conditions, Feb 9 p 424 Coal Mining Employment, Mar 2 p 596 Coal Strike, Mar 23 p 812; Apr 13 p 1010, June 8 p 1607 Coke Status, Changed, May 4 p 1232 Copper and the Japanese Duty, June 8 p 1608 Cost of Employing Steel, Jan 12 p 165 Deflation in Steel, Mar 16 p 741 Economies, Helpful Plan for Indus- trial, June 1 p 1535 Efficiency Again in Repute, Jan 5 p 102 Electric Cast Iron Progress, May 4 p 1234 Electric Metallurgy Progress, Jan 5 p 102 Electrolytic Iron, Jan 12 p 166 Employee Representation, Testing, Mar 30 p 876 Eurovean Steel Industry Changes, Feb 23 p 537 Export or Home Consumption, Apr 20 p 1083 Exports, Zinc, 1921, Mar 2 p 597 Factories. Consolidation of, Mar 9 p 667 Ferrosilicon Liquidation, Mar 2 p 597 Fighting by Injunction, Jan 19 p 993 Fluorspar in the Open-Hearth, Apr 6 p 948 Foreign Iron Ore Favored, Apr 6 p Freight Rate Case in Steel, Jan 26 28 Freight Rates and Steel Cost, June 1 p 1535 Freight Rates, Secretary Hoover on, Feb 9 p 425 Furnace Shafts, Splitting, Jan 12 p 166 German Steel Trend, May 25 p 1456 JANUARY—JUNE, 1922 House Building, Saturation in, May 11 p 1298 Independence in Mining Journalism, Mar 30 p 874 India’s Future in Steel, May 11 p 1297 Industrial Training and Plant Effi- ciency, Apr 20 p 1084 Labor Antagonism, Heaping Up, Feb 2 p 356 Labor Efficiency—Some Compari- sons, Jan 12 p 165 Labor Legislation, Pernicious, Apr 13 p 1011 Aan eee Sporadic, May 4 p Labor, Sound Principles Opposed, Mar 2 p 598 Labor’s Share in Steel, Jan 19 p 223 Lack of Invention, Mar 23 p 810 Letting Competitors Live, June 8 p 1606 Machine Tool Outlook, Jan 5 p 101 Magnetic Testing, Progress in, Mar 9 p 667 Making Transportation Adequate, Jan 19 p 224 Manganese Ore Duty, Apr 13 p 1011 Market Prices and Cost Factors, May 11 p 1298 Measuring the Steel Demand, Feb 16 p 487 Money and Prices, Apr 6 p 946 National Metal Trades’ Convention, Apr 27 p 1156 Not “Economic Hallucinations,” Mar 16 p 741 Open-Hearth Advance, June 1 p 1536 Open-Price Decision Needed, Mar 30 p 874 Our Foreign Foundry Friends, June 15 p 1680 Pig Iron Shrinkage in 1921, Mar 16 p 741 Price Basing Points, Jan 26 p 281 Prices at Home and Abroad, May 4 p 1233 Prices, Liquidation of Metal, Mar 23 p 811; Mar 30 p 876 Prices, Steel and Commodity, Mar 9 p 667 Prices, Steel. Stability Needed, June 29 p 1837 Prosperity, Moving Toward, Jan 5 p 100 Pyrites Cinder and the Blast Fur- nace, Mar 16 p 742 Railroad Contract Decision, May 18 p 1367 Railroad Contract Work, Apr 6 p 947 Railroad Earnings, Apr 27 p 1156 Railroad Improvements, Jan 26 p 229 Railroad Recuperation, May 18 p 1368 Railroad Reservoir, Mar 2 p 596 Rails. Production, 1921, Apr 13 p 1012 Rails, Ungagged, June 15 p 1678 Readjustment in 1921; Jan 5 p 101 “Revolutions” a la Unger, June 15 p 1679 Secrav in Steel Making, Apr 27 p 1155 Stainless Metal Developments, Mar 2 p 597 Steel Corporation in 1921, Mar 30 p 875 Steel Demand for Replacements, Jan 19 p 222 Steel Demand in a Lean Year, June 22 p 1758 Steel Exports, Contrast, Feb 2 p 35 Steel for South America, Apr 20 p 1084 Stee! in 1922. More Than in 1921, Feb 2 p 357 Steel. No Monopoly in, May 18 p 1366 Steel, Orders and Contracts, June 1 p 1536 ix Steel Output and Coal Strike, Apr 20 p 1082 Steel Production Costs, Feb 23 p 536 Steel Ships for Sale, Mar 2 p 598 Steel Shrinkage, 1921, June 15 p 1679 7 Steel Trade Prosperity, May 11 p 1297 Steel-Using Business, Volume of, Feb 2 p 357 — Distribution, May 25 p Steel, World Movement, 1921, Mar 23 p 811 Strike, Another Failure, June 22 p 1756 Sulphur in Rivet Steels, June 22 p 1758 Tin = a Good Year, Mar 9 p 66 Trade Association Activities, Feb 16 p 486 Trade Associations; Future of, Jan 19 p 222 Trade Information for All, Feb 2 p 358 Unions Amenable to State Courts, June 15 p 1678 Unions and Contracts, Apr 27 p 1155 Variegating the Mills Product, Feb 9 p 424 Wealth and Earning Capacity, May 25 p 1455 Welding, Progress in Steel, Feb 23 p 537 What the Public Pays For, June 22 p 1757 What Were Pre-War Conditions? Feb 16 p 488 Will to Work, Apr 27 p 1154 Workmen and Jobs, May 18 p 1366 Edlund Machinery Co., Inc.: Power Hack Saw*, Feb 23 p 534 Efficiency: Sales Management Ideals, June 29 p 1810 Egleston Bros. & Co.: Building Warehouse, June 8 p 1581 Ehn, E. W.: Failures in Case-Hardening Steel, June 29 p 1807 Electric Alloy Steel Co.: Annual Report, Mar 9 p 697 Merged with Atlas Crucible Steel Co., June 1 p 1551 Electric Founders’ Research Group: Meeting, Feb 23 p 565 Electric Furnace Co.: Orders, Apr 20 p 1074 Electric Furnace Construction Co.. Steam Generator*, Mar 23 p 782 Electric Steel & Forge Co.: Plans, Mar 16 p 775 Electric Steel Founders’ Research Group: Meeting, June 29 p 1831 Electrical Engineers: (See Association of Iron and Steel Electrical Engineers) Electrodes: Joint for Electric Furnace*, Feb 23 p 538 Electrolytic Lron: (Editorial), Jan 12 p 166 Eustis Process, Jan 5 p 32; (Edi- torial), Jan 12 p 166 Elliott, George K.: Cast Iron from Electric Furnace, May 4 p 1225 Elwell-Parker Electric Co.: Crane for Heavy Lifting, Portable*, Mar 30 p 864 Industrial Truck Equipped with Crane*, June 29 p 1812 Storage Battery Tractor*, Mar 16 721 Wheeled Platform Trailer*, June 22 p 1760 Emergency Fleet Corporation: Disposing of Diesel Engines, June * 22 p 1782 Sale of Equipment, Mar 30 p 871 wren — xX Emerich, Frank: Pittsburgh Basing, mee 25 p 1437 Emlen, George W., Pickling Resesvasent, Mar 23 p 813 Empire Steel & Iron Co.: Acquired by Replogle Steel Co., Apr 13 p 1013; Apr 20 p 1088* Annual Report, Mar 9 p 697 Employee Representation: In Swift Plant, May 4 p 1212 Investigation of Methods and Re- sults, May 18 p 1347 Testing (Editorial), Mar 30 p 876 Employers’ and Employees’ Associ- ation: Cleveland Organization, Feb 9 p 407 Enameled Products Co.: Cast Iron and Steel Jan 5 p 13 Engineering Advertisers’ Association: Officers*, Mar 30 p 872 Engineering Association of ville: Contract Changes Proposed, Jan 5 p 52 Engineering Society of Buffalo: New Quarters, Feb 2 p 339 Engineers: Practicing, to Meet in Chicago, Feb 16 p 489 Volunteer Committee to Relieve Unemployed, Mar 9 p 690 Engines: Diesel, Fleet Corporation Disposing of, June 22 p 1782 Doxford Diesel to Be Manufactured by Sun Shipbuilding Co., Mar 23 p 814 Government Sale of Triple Expan- sion, June 29 p 1823 Stumpf Una-Flow Steam, p 1717 Engraving Machines: George Gorton Machine Co.*, 2 p 352 Erie Railroad: Freight Contracts, Jan 26 p 268 Eschholz, O. H.: Steel, Arc Deposited. of*, June 29 p 1803 Etching: Reagents for Alloy St p 1071 Special Solution for Chromium and Tungsten Steels*, Mar 23 p 790 Ethics: In Business, June 22 p 1734 Europe: American Prosverity Dependent on, May 11 p 1285 Iron and Steel Industry, Feb 16 p 475; Mar 23 p 801 Three Shift Day More Costly Than Two Shifts, May 18 pp 1353, 1402 Eustis Process: Electrolytic Iron by*, Jan 5 p 32 Ewing Bolt & Screw Co.: Acquires Detroit Machine Co., Mar 16 p 712 Excelsior Tool & Machine Co.: Angle Iron Circular Bending Ma- chine*, Apr 6 p 932 Exhibitions: American Foundrymen’s Layout*, June 1 p 1525; June 15 p 1909 American Railway Association*, June 22 p 1751 Belgian Mechanical in 1923, 22 p 1789 Brazilian, United States Building, Feb 2 p 330 Machine Tool, E. A. Kinsey & Co., June 22 p 1789 Export Notes: Jan 12 p 162; Jan. 19 p 243; Jan 26 p 306; Feb 2 p 365; Feb 9 p 442; Feb 16 p 509; Feb 23 p 545; Mar 2 p 615; Mar 9 p 684; Mar 16 p 759; Mar 23 p 814; Mar 30 p 894; Apr 6 p 968; Apr 13 p 1016; Apr 20 p 1108; Apr 27 p 1178; May 4 p 1235; May 11 p 1320; May 18 p 1389; May 25 p 1459; Enameling™*, Nash- June 15 Feb Properties eels, Apr 20 June JANUARY—JUNE, 1922 June 1 p 1564; June 8 p 1626; June 16 p 1700; pe 22 p 1776; June 29 p 184 Exports: American Industrial Machinery, 1921, Jan 5 p 42; Jan 19 p 214 Copper, 1921, (Editorial), Feb 23 p 537; May 25 p 1454 Delivery Promises a Factor in Trade, May 11 p 1299 Forms, Manufacturers Remiss in Preparing, June 15 p 1675 Iron and Steel to Leading Coun- tries, December, Feb 2 p 344 Machinery, December and Year 1921, Jan 26 p 277; January, Mar 9 p 693; March, May 4 p 1255; April, June 8 p 1635 Reciprocity in, June 8 p 1602 Review of Industry, 1921, Jan 5 p 88 Steel, Contrasts (Editorial), Feb 2 p 358 To Japan*, Jan 26 p 274; (Edi- torial), Mar 23 p 812; June 8 p 1639 To South America, Apr p 944; (Editorial), Apr 20 p 1084; Operations Apr 27 p 1157 Webb-Pomerene Ex- planation of, Mar 9 p 642 Zinc, 1921 (Editorial), Mar 2 p 597 Exports and Imports of Iron and Steel: December and Year 1921, Jan 26 p 277; January, Mar 9 p 692; February, Mar 30 p_ 878; March, May 4 p 1254; April, June 1 p 1538 Extras: Plates, Wide, Mar 9 p 682 Eye Hazard: Plans to Reduce, Feb 2 p 35: Eye Protector: Chicago Eye Shield Co. Goggles’, Feb 23 p 527 F Fabricated Steel Business: Awards and Pending Projects, May 11 p 1311; May 18 p 1392; Ma