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INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
FIRST ANNUAL CUMULATION
SUBJECT INDEX TO A SELECTED LIST OF
ENGINEERING AND TRADE PERIODICALS
FOR 1913
EDITED BY
MARION E. POTTER AND LOUISE D. TEICH
THE H. W. WILSON COMPANY
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Industrial Arts Index
December, 1913
PuUnhed Febnuir. April, June. October. Deccnbei by
THE H. W. WILSON COMPANY
White Plains. N. Y 39 Mamaroneck ave.
With Ihis issue the Industrial Arts Index
completes its first volume. The removal
of the publishers from Minneapolis to
White Plains prevented the publication of
a lutniber in Deceniber. The present issue
however, is a complete index for 1913 o(
the magazines listed on the following page.
Numbers oite and two of volume two will
be published as a double number in April and
the publishers hope to resume thereafter the
regular schedule.
The four numbers thus far published
have been in the nature of an eKperinienf.
The list of periodicals is still far from com-
plete, and the method of indexing will no
doubt need modification as the work is en-
larged. Suggestions will be welcome both
as to the list of magazines and the improve-
ment of the indexing. Ice and Refrigera-
tion. The Proceedings of the American So-
ciety of Civil Enjjineers'. the Electrical
Journal, and American Machinist do not
appear on the list as the publishers have
not yet sent us copies for indexinR. The
Textile World Record, General Electrical
Review, Journal of American Institute of
.\rchilects, American Gas I-ight Journal
have been chosen as the next additions,
while the indexing of Horseless Age and
Electrical Review and Western Electrician
which was necessarily omitted from this
volume, will be carried back to the begin-
ning of 1913.
One of the difficulties of indexing engi-
neering magazines is to indicate the fact
that certain articles appear in more or less
similar form in several difTerent periodicals.
As the titles of these articles usually vary,
it takes a good deal of time to establish
their identity or partial identity. This hap-
pens frequently in the case of reports or
abstracts of papers presented before engi-
neering or trade societies. The original
paper may be published in one magazine,
a portion of it in another, reasonably full
abstracts in a third, and perhaps a brief
summary in a fourth. An expression of
opinion is very much desired as to the im-
portance of indicating the relationship of
these articles to one another. Should (hey
be combined in one entry under one title,
with some abbreviation or symbol to show
the relationship e. g. "Same cond," or "ex-
cerpts," or might they be entered separately
each under its own title and the time thus
saved be spent more profitably in improve-
ments iu other directions?
Miss Louise Teich has edited copy and
read the final proof of this index. Credit
is due also to Mrs. Nellie Shimer for val-
The American Institute of Mining Engi-
neers publishes an index to volumes 36 to
40 of its Transactions, covering the years
1905 to 1909. This index supplements the
"General Alphabetical and Analytical In-
dex" of volumes 1 to 35- A new arrange-
ment of materia! under group headings is
introduced.
The American Society for Testing Ma-
terials has published an index to the first
twelve volumes of the Proceedings of the
society. Volume 1 contains the index to
the twenty-eight bulletins that were issued
at irregular intervals from 1898 to ig02.
Volume 2 contains the index to the annual
volumes which have been issued since that
date, including the volume for 1913. A
table of contents giving the contents for
each individual volume follows the index
proper.
The "Index to Transactions of the Amer-
ican Institute of Electrical Engineers" in
two volumes has been issued by that so-
ciety. "This index consists of two separate
parts, each intended for a distinct purpose.
First. There is an index of papers in which
they are classified in natural groups and
arranged chronologically in each group.
Second. There is an index lo specific data
and information arranged alphabetically.
The index of papers is intended for search-
ers desiring to locate papers on a given
subject, and to aid in this search the papers
have been characterized. These character-
izations are not intended to be abstracts of
the papers, but rather to give the scope and
nature of their contents. . . . The index
to specific data and information is intended
for searchers desiring to make a complete
study of the subject as presented in the
Transactions. There is a great^ mass of
valuable information hidden in discussions
which has no very direct connection with
the subject of the paper. This data can be
found only by reference to such a topical
index," (Introduction) Volume i covers
the period from 1884 to igpo inclusive; vol-
ume 2, from 1901 to 1910 inclusive.
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List of Periodicals Indexed
Eng — American Engine
lech ed).
Mechanical
Ry Age
_ _..j InduBtrlM. tl; Blngle num-
bers I DC. National Hanufacturen Co., SO
Church St, New York.
Am Intt E E Pro— American Institute o( BIm-
trical Engineers. Proceedings. $10; single
numbers Jl. F. L. Hutchinson, aec, 33 W.
391h St, New York,
Am Intt Mln E Bui— American loHtltnte of
Hlnlns Enslneera. Bulletin. Bubs. |10; to
membera, public llbrarlas, and educatlonetl
InBtltutlons, tS. Joseph Struthera, aec,, 19 W
asth St, New York.
Am Mach— American MachlnlBt. (4: alncie
• numbers lEc. HUl Pub. Co., GOG Pearl St,
New York.
Am Soe M E J— Journal of the American Socie-
ty of Mechanical Engineers. 13; single
bers 3fic. American Society - -- ■ -
Engineers. 29 W 39(h St.. N.
Arch A SIdg— Architecture and Building. %2:
single numbera 2Dc. William T. Comstock
Co., !3 Warren St, New York.
Arch Rcc— Architectaral Record. tS: single
numbera SEc. Architectural Record Co.. 119
W. 40th St, New York.
Automobile — Automobile. t3; single numbers SOc.
Class Journal Co., 231 W S9th St, Mew York.
Brickb — Brlckbullder. IE. Rogers & Manaon, 85
Co Ulery— Colliery Engineer, (2: single numbers
2Bc. International Teitbook Co., Scranton, Pa.
Formerly Mines and Minerals.
Concrete Cem — Concrete- Cement Age. (LEO:
si net a numlKrs 15c. Concrete -Cement Age
Pub. Co., 97 West Fort St. Detroit, Mich.
Dam Eng— Domestic Engineering. %S: single
numbers lOc. Domeetlo Engineering Co., 445-
447 Plymouth Court, Chicago.
Elee By J— Eleolrie Hallwar Journal. tS; Bln-
gle numbers IDc. UcQraw Pub. Co., 239 W
S9th St, New York.
Elec R A W Elec'n — inectrlaal Review and
* Western Electrician. %i: alngle numbers ISc.
Electrical Review Pub. Co., 603 S Dearborn
St, Chicago. .
Elec W— Electrical World. %3; single numbers
lOe. McOraw Pub. Co., SSS W SSth St, New
York.
Ena a. Mln J— Fhiglneering and Mining Journal.
tG; single numbers lEc. Hill Pub. Co., G05
Pearl St. New York.
Eng M — Engineering Magailne. |S: single num-
bers 25c. Engineering Magazine Co., 140 Nas-
sau St.. New York.
Ena N— E^nglneering News. (5; single numbers
ISc. Hill Pub. Co., 505 Pearl St. New York.
Eng Rec — Engineering Record, tt: single num-
bers 10c. UcGraw Pub. Co., 2S9 W 39th St,
New York.
Foundry — Foundry, tl; single numbers IGc. The
Foundry, Cleveland, O.
Heat A Ven— Heating and Ventilating Maga-
zine, tl; single nomberB 10c. Heating & Ven- .
tlUtIng Magazine Co., 1113 Broadway, New
York.
Horseleit Age — Horseless Ace. , 32. Horseless
t Age Co.. 250 W 51th St.. N. Y.
Ill U Eng Exp Sta Bui— rilnoh
nlcal Literature Co,. 120 W. 32d St.. New
York.
Inland Ptr — Inland Printer. tSi single numbers
30c. Inland Printer Co., 624 Sherman St, Chi-
Int Marine Eng— Interna 1 1 on si Marine Engi-
neering. t2. Atdrich Pub. Co., IT Battery
Place, New York,
A tew numbers only are Indexed
I Age — Iron Age. |S-
David WUIiama Co., il9 '
York.
Iron Tr R— Iron Trade Review. M; Blnsle num-
bers r.c, Penton Pub, Co,. Penton Bldg,.
Cleveland. O,
J Account— Journal at Accountancy, tl; sin-
gle numbers 30c. Ronald Prsaa Co., Coopara-
town, N. Y.
J Fr Inst— Journal of the FHtnklln In«tltuta.
35; single numbers 50c Franklin Institute,
Philadelphia.
J Ind S, Eng Chem—Journal of Industrial anil
1 Bnsineering Chemistry, 16, American Chemi-
cal Society. Easlon, Pa.
Locomotive — Locomotive. EOc; single numbers
frat Is ; recent bound volumes fL Hartford
team Boiler Inspection A Insurance Co..
Mach— Machinery. Engineering edition 32; coated
PH. 3:?.5n, Industrial Press, 140 Lafayette St,
New York.
Met & Cham Eng — Metallurgical and Chemi-
cal Engineering. 32; single numbers tSc Mc-
Qraw Pub. Co., 239 W S9th St, New York.
Metal Ind n ■— Metal Inilustry new series. 31:
single numbers lOo. Metal Industry. 99 John
St. New York.
Mines A Mln — Mines and Minerals. See Colliery.
Munic Eng — Municipal Bnglnearing, tSi single
numbers 2Gc. Engineering Pub. Co., Indian-
apolis, Ind.
Power — Power. 32; single numbers Ec. Hill
Pub. Co., SOE Pearl St, New York.
Ry Age-^Railway Ags Qazette. |E; alngle num-
bers 15o, Simmons- Boardman Pub. Co., Wool-
worlh nldg. New York.
Ry Age (Mech ed) — Hallway Age Gazette, me-
chanical edition Including the American ICngi-
neer. 32; single numbera ZOc. Slmmons-Jioard-
man Pub, Co,, Woolworlh Bldg, New York.
Ry & Eng R— RaJlway and Engineering Re-
view, 34; single numbers IGc. Railway Re-
view, 1407 Ellsworth Bldg, Chicago.
Continued as Railway Review,
Scl Am — Scientific American. |3; single num-
bers 10c. Munn A Co., 361 Broadway, Naw
York.
6el Am S — Sclentldc American Supplement.
IS: single numbera 10c. Munn A Co., 881
Broadway, New YoHc
Btevens Ind— Stevens Indicator. 3160- single
numbera SDc. Stevens instllute of Technology,
Hoboken, N, J,
U 8 Agrle Bui— United States, Dept. of Agri-
culture, Bulletin, Dlstributeil free of charge,
U. S. Dept. of Agriculture. Division of Publl-
catiuns, Washington, D. C.
U S Bur Chem Bui— United Stales. Bureau
of Chemistry. Bulletin. Distributed free of
charge. U. S. Dept. of Agriculture, Division
of Publications. Washington. D. C.
Included, after bulletin 166, In the Bulle-
tins of the United Stales. DepL of Agricul-
U 6 Bur Mines Bui— United Slates. Bureau of ,
Mines. Bulletin. Distributed free of charge.
U. S. Bureau of Mines. Washington. U..C.
U 8 Bur Stand Bui— Bulletin of tha United
States Bureau of Standards, quarterly. 11.
Superintendent of £>ocumenta. Union Btdg,
Washington, D. C.
U S Forest Serv Bui— United States. Forest
Service. Bulletin. Distributed free of charge.
U. S. Dept. of Agriculture. Division of Pub-
lications, Washington, D. C.
U 8 Pub Road Bui— United Statas. OfBce of
Public Roada. Bulletin. Distributed free o(
charge. U. S. Dwt. of Agriculture, Division
of Publications, Washington, D. C.
Included, after hullelin IS, in the Bulle-
tins of the United States. Dept. Of Agriculture.
t Periodicals elected but n
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Industrial Arts Index
A Cumulative Index to Ejigineenng and Trade Periodicals
January — December, 1913
tests made by J. M. I^hy. J. Bayer. II Hci
Am 109:316 O 25 '13
Mental tests to grade pupils at school. Scl
Am 8 75:87 F 8 'IS
Psycholoslcal tests ot motormen. Blec Ky J
potlshlTiK
Absecon Inlet
Channel- ajid beach -maintenance problem
at Atlantic City. R. R. Raymond, map Ens
N 70:150-4 Jl Z4 '13
Proposed Improvement oF an ocean bar at
Atlantic City. N. J. L: M. Haupt. EnR N
70: 523-4 S 11 '13
Absorption of light
AbsorpUon^ofllglit^ln jya^e^ B: S. King. 11
Absorption ayatem. See Retrlgeratlop and re-
frigerating machinery
Absorption towers
Absorption and reaction towers for chemical
factories, dlags Met & Chem Eng 11;899-
61 Je 'IS
Abu, Mount
Temples o( DUwara on Mount Abu. T. 0.
Dalai. II Scl Am S 76:200-1 S 27 '13
Abutments. See Bridges— Abutments
Economic study of aoaoiaa. C: II. Shitin. II
U S Agrlc Bui 3:1-38 '13
Acadtmic efllclency. W: Kent Btevens Ind SO:
Detecting reslsU nee— saving fu
Marshall. 11 Automobile 28:133-5,
1. 378-9 Ap 17-Hy 8 '13
888-90, 937-
moblle' 29:200-3 "ji 3i"-lS
Accident law, Kee NcBllgeture: Personal Injuries:
Workmen's compensation
Accldant prevention. See Safety devices and
Prevention of elevator accldpnls. R. p. Bol-
ton. Ind Eng 13:251-3 Jo '13
See also AulomoblleH — Accidents; Aviation
-Accidents: Building failures: Collisions ai
sea: DerailmentB; Life savinK: Railroads-'
Accidents; Safety devices and measures;
Shipwrecks; Street accidents; Street rail-
roads — Accidents
Accldsnts, Industrial
Accident prevention. J. B. Douglas. 11 Scl
Am S 7«:23S-4 O 11 '13
Accident prevention at Rochester, N. T. I)
Am Ind 13:24-7 Ap '13
Accident prevention In construction work.
Sol Am S 7B;3B3-8 Je 7 '13
a"^ ^*e^ j^""*^ States and Oermany. Iron
*S20 Mr' SZ^IS *"''"' **'"*^"^*- ^« K*" *T:
Conservation of the worker. A. Cotter, ii
Eng M 45:189-605 Jl '13
Industrial accident costs In Massacbusetts.
Eng Ree 67:338-9 Mr 39 '13
LMSons o( a power plant accident. H- H.
Knowlton. Power 37:49-60 Ja H '13
1. i._. -_j ■- lustrial accidents discussed
■ '— - ~r R 52:921-3 Ap
_. ... Age 81:946-8 Ap
Metal-mlnlng acddenta; Catsklll aqueduct ao-
(^dents- Eng A Hln J H:100S-10 My IT
Museums of safety and their aotlvltles: a
brief history of movement for prevention
of industrial accidents. M. a Hutton. Ma^A
Luck, _ _
W: H. Doollt.._. .
"" """; Same cond.
fl:3I-S
'12
Ordinary precautic
Eng Ree 67:433-4 Ap 19 'JS
Practical work In Industrial advancement Am
Ind 18:12-6 Jl '13
^?*"y2" °' accidents In central statlona. II
Elec W 61:986-9 My 10 'IS
Prevention of accidents In factories. 11 Scl
Am B 76:212-4 O 4 '13
Prevention of disease versus cost of llvlnr
T: F. Harrington. Sol Am 8 7B:402-S Je Ts
Recording memoranda on accident nreveiitton
^T: D. West. Am ind 14:19-20 D '13
Relative vocational hazards. H. Davis. Col-
liery 33:486-6 Ap '13
Safety engineering should form part of
every engineering course. G. ailmour. 11
Scl Am S 76:36-9 Jl 19 '13
Sanitation and safety In heavy -chem leal pro-
3i"m°"'11^' ^' ^""'"^''"' " ■*■" ^^^ 13-28-
' trench. II Ifunlo
Thre
I of
Sir. aim Boiler explosions; Building «ccl-
denta; Coal mines and mining— Accidents;
Derailments; Electricity, Injuries from:
Foundries— Accidents; Mine accidents; Rail-
roads—Accidents: Safety devices; Street
_..■ — j_ . ^. ,!._._. -Workmen's
railroads—
. _.._ 'of^M^ty;
Bureau of safety
Account analysis
Account analysis in commercial banks. H. C.
Thompson. J Account 16:210-89 B 'IS
Accountants
Accounting charges. F: O; Colley. J Account
16:245-7 Ap '13
Sre alio Accounting
Accountants, Public
Charlatanism In the profession of account-
Co-operation between bankers and account-
ants. J Account 16:61-3 Jl "13
Federal relations; advancement and reKUla-
tlons of the profession. J: A. Cooper. J
1 16:1
Ja ■
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Accountant!, Public — Condnued,
Municipal recognition ot the certlfled public
accountant In Cleveland. C. H- Nau. J Ac-
count 16:39-109 Ag '13 _
editorial. J
■which?
New York C. P. A. eicaml nations: dlac
J Account 16:410-4 N '11
New York C. P. A. examlna
Account 16:230-2 S '13
New York C. P. A. examtnatlons of January,
1913. J Account 15:377-90; 16: 132-44. 21B-B2
My. Ag-S 13 , ,, , „„
Pennsylvania C. P. A, examinations ot No-
vember. 1912. J Account 16:198-230. ZTI-
301, 370-6 Mr-My '13
Pennsylvania -•-•- ■■""
C. P. A. legislation. Tennessea. J Account 15
S01-* AP 'W , , , M ™ VnrW I
Cerlined public ticcountants In New York. J
Account l6;B3-6 Ja 'IS ^,
Delaware, North CaroUna Norlh Dakota, Wlflj
Nevada and
32S-32 O 'id
Oregon C. P. A. law. J
lG:G3-6 Ja '13
!, North Carolina, norm uanuia, ■
C. P. A. laws. J Account 16:65-7
C. P. A. law. J Account 16:
16:468-70 JB
tancy legislation.
pike. J Account
nt G. P, A. law. J Account 16:408-9 N
itlns methods. Blec W 81:1135-8 Je 7
id discount
^ -J: Bauer. J Account 15:218-58 AP 'IS
Accounting Bystem (or a municipal hospllal.
D. C. Eggli ■ '
Accounting 8,
. J Account 18:366-70 N '13
n lor electric companies.
er 38:697-700 N 11 '13
■n tor Bmatl lighting co
™,„„. ^.^^ .. 62:380-1 Ag 23 '13
>■ Apportionment of proBts of building and lo
■ associations. G: G. Scott. J Account 16: 3i
7 N '13 , ., _,
AssessmenlfP on stock of corporations orgt
laed under the laws ot California. J /
count 15:117-21 P '13
Cotton mill accounts. J. Hunter. J Account '
110-9 Ag '11 , ,
Departmenl of practical HccoiintlnK mniiui
od by J; R. Wlldman, See incnthly nui
bers of the Journal of accountancy
Depreciation reserves vs. depreciation fun.
B. A. Bailers, J Account 16:358-65 N '18
Determination of the Income rate -' '"■— ■
ment. B. D. Kribben. J Accouti
My '13
Development of systems ot contro
Steele. J Account 16:280-90 O 'IS
Distribution ot accounts of road construction.
Munlc Eng 44:524-7 Je '13 . . „
Ford service syslem. Automobile !S:470-S F
5:336-40
'. R C.
13 -IS
Investigating
Industry:
in ting and
: Kent
. C: M. VanCleve.
aid. J Account 16:433-13 Je
MeasurlUG efflct™ry ou n Prnl
Paasano. Iron Tr R 62:682-4
Practical principles
t 16:268-79 O '13
. Chance.
See alto Account analysis; Accountants:
Card syalem In 1 ■
Ing: Depreciation: 1
Foundry accountlnr, _
counting: Municipal accounting; Railroads—
See Accountants, Public— Law
Study and teaching
Bte Accountants, Public— Eiamln at Ions
Aceountlna, Municipal. See Municipal accounting
Accumulator*. See Storage batteries
Accumulator!, Steam. See Steam accumulators
Acetylene
Ability ot (he acetylene fla
Colliery 34:239-41 N '11
Acetylene lamps In coal mines. Colliery 34:
49-61 Ag '13
Acetylene lighting system defended. R. H.
Coomba. Automobile 29:614-5 S 18 '13
See alio Oxyacetylene flame
Acetylene-electric flame. C. F. Lorenz. I) E^ec
"■ "51" "
f-. .,,
lighting equipment ot the Panama
canal. J. Paltlson. dlags Eng N 69:1067-9
My 32 '13
Acld-prooflno the floors of battery rooms, plan
Met & Chem Eng 11:66 Ja '13
Acid waste
Disposal ot acid waste in schools. J. Graham.
dlaga Dom Eng 63:212-4 My 24 '13
Acldimetry , „
Benzoic acid as an acldlmetric standard. Q:
W. Morey. U S Bur Stand Bui 8:643-50 Mr
I 11
Sre also Acldimetry; also names ot acids,
as Amlc acids; Hydrochloric acid; Nitric
acid: Sulphuric acid
Acorns and their uses. 11 Scl Am 108:248 Mr
15 '13
Acoustics. Architectural
Air currents and their relation to the acous-
tical propertle? ot auditoriums. P, R, Wat-
son. Eng Bee 67:266-8 Mr S '13
Bee alio Architecture
Adding machines. See Calculaling nnachlnea
Adding typewriters
Frame work on an adding typewriter. R.
Mawson. 11 Am Mach 38:S47-60 My 22 13
A^.''.^_«„5rL''1', ..... brick. Eng & MIn J 96:I0T4
jngth 0-
6 '13
Advertising for the printer. C: W, Hoyt. In-
land Ptr 50:5:!i-7 Ja '13
Advertising In printing trade. M. Gross. In-
land Ptr 50:524-5 Ja '13
Advertising printing— a profitable field. B. R.
Rocder. Inland Ptr 52: 391-2 D '13
Cost ot Bdverltsing In country dally and
weeklv newspapers. E. K. Whiting. Inland
Ptr 61:718-!0 Ag '13 _
llteher advertising rales for country papers.
Inland Ptr 51:5f.7-9 Jl '13
How shall we make advertising effective? J:
K. Allen. Dom Bng 64:341-2 S 20 '13
It pays (0 advertise. A. G. Brenton. Inland
Ptr 50:343-6 Mr '13
Newspaper wnrk. O. P. Byxbee. Sea monthly
numbers of the Inland printer
Printers' advertising. W. H, Wright. Inland
Ptr 51:838-40 S '13
Publicity for plumbers. Dom Bng 62:311-2 Mr
15 '13
Reaching the public through printing. W: T.
O Diinnpll. InlamI P(r 51:106-8 Je '13
Securing business by a house orftan. C: W.
Hoyt. Inland Ptr 51:682 4 Ag '13
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Advertlilnti — Conlinucd.
Sliding acale of luIvertlBing ctnta. J. C. Mor-
rison. Inland Plr G2:43i-6 D '13
Study course In ajlverllaliiB. liUand Ptr BO:
631-5 F '13
See aim BualnQBa; House organa; Photog-
raphy la Industry; Salesmen and saleBman-
ahip: Signs
Advartlaing managers
Job with a curse. W. A. Otsen. Inland Ptr
G1;6S5-T Ag '13
Aeolian hall, Nsw York city
VIewa, Arch & Bldg 4fi:S5-9 Ja 'IS
lOS-'i
Ja 1
Need for
United Stat
7«4-7 F '13
n S 76:398-400 D 2D '13
im llnea around obslaclea to air cur-
its. II Scl Am S 7G:2eS-9 Ap IS '11
Ite alia Aerodynamic taboratorles; Baro-
•xhlbltloni
Aeronautic show at Olympla. 8. T. Beach. II
Scl Am S 75:21-3 Ja 11 '13
Latest motors at the Parle aero show, 11
Scl Am S 75:196-7 Mr 89 "1!
Aeronautic maps. Sec Maps. Aeronautic
Aeronautic motors. See Aeroplane motors
Aaro nautical meteoroloB/- See Meteorology,
Eiec
AarlBl navigation. See Aeronautics
Aerial photography. See Photography, Aerial
Aerial warfare. See Aeronautics, Military
Aerodynamic laboratories
Aviation to-day; Importance ot a national
aerodynamic laboratory. W, 1. Chambera, 11
Scl Am S 76:124-6 F 2S '13
I^ngtey aerodynamical laboKttorj;. C.
Way stations for a relay (light to Europe, H:
H. Suplee. map Scl Am 109:496 D !7 *13
See alao Aerodynamic laboratories; Aero-
dynamics; Aeronautic eihlblUons; Aeroplane
motors; Aeroplanes; Aviation; Balloons and
airships; Hydroaeroplanes; Winds
Accidents
See Aviation— Accidents
eronautic*. Military
Aohi eve merits of military aircraft. H Ban-
nerman-PhllllpB, II Sol Am 108:308-7 Ap G
Aerial baltleahlpB and flying torpedo boats;
^^fnjM dirigibles versus French aeroplanes.
)uting at the Italian maneuvera. 1
1 Am
Dissecting the military dirigible airship VI. A
Gradenwlti. It Scl Am 109:1S4 Ag 30 '13
*^'SJi"ii* !" *»''?,."'■■ *^- Dlenstbach. Scl Am
lu9:aD Ag 2 13
Military supremacy of the air. T. M. R.
von Keier. Scl Am 108:6 Ja 4 '13
"'J'^'?' ^}!\ <"' low flying. C. DieDstbacb.
Scl Am 109:210 8 IS '13
Mining the air with balloon torpedoes. H.
Bannarman- Phillips. Scl Am 108:538 Je 14 '13
New hangars for military uses. II Scl Am
108:69-70 Ja IS '13
Repelling aeroplanes from the ground. C.
Dlenstbach. Scl Am 109:319 O 25 '18
Reiiulrements for scout type mllHary aero-
plane. Scl Am S 76:IBB Mr S 'IB
Sea and air command: Germany's new doUcv
In lt9 relation to the British naval suprem-
acy. 11 Scl Am S 76:392-6 Je 21 'IS
Why we need an aerial navy. Scl Am 108:
330 Ap 12 -13
Work of aircraft in the French roaneuvars.
1913. H. Bannerman- Phillips. 11 map Scl Am
Aeronautic*, Naval
Naval airship. C. Dlenstbach. Scl Am 109; 178
Aeronautics and aviation In 1912. Scl Am
I08;30 Ja 11 '13
Aeronautics In Oermany. Sol Am 9 75:322-3
My 24 '13
Airhole of landing. E. Helnkel. Am Soc M B
J 35:690-1 Ap '13
Airman and the weather: aeronautic meteor-
ology. C: F. Talman. 11 Scl Am 109:94 Ag
LUtlca
2 'IS
erlal hlghwi
.. Scl J
I 109:293
eat her bureau. Scl
pressure :
., .,n a5rM)lai._
F. Zahm. J Ft Inst 175:503-
Holmes. Scl
m 109:229 S
Am 108:362 Mr 21
Measurement of tht
a moving fluid — application to an aErcj>lane
barograph. ' " ~-t— ...._-
9 My '13
Progress In air navlgal
Am 109:211 S 13 '13
Recent aviation events
Am S 76:398-400 D :
Sclentlflc instruments used In aeronautics:
devices for determining direction, speed
and Bide-sllp of aeroplanes. H. Darwin. 11
Eng H 45;893-6 S '13
Stobllity in flying machines. A. A. Merrill.
Am Soc M E J 36:1405-78 O '18
Travel inc through Inler-stetlBr space what
type of motor would you employ? Set Am
S 7S;263 Ap 28 'IS'
n Qermeny. i
5:322 My
1. L, Ovington.
Aeroplane, motor, or aviator?
11 Eng M 44:339-44 D '12
Data from German aviation motor contest
ot interest to builders of automobile motors.
Automobile 29:715-8, 778-8 O 16-23 '13
Gyroscopic action of gnome engines. J: L.
Collan. Scl Am 108:31 Ja 11 '13
Latest motors at the Paris aero show. 11 Scl
Am S 75:21-2 Ja 11 '13
Progress In aeroplane design and aeronautical
motorfl. Mach 19:753-4 Je '13
Simple formula for computing gyroscopic
forces In an aeroplane. E: V. Huntington.
Scl Am S 76:247 Ap 19 '13
Tests ot German aeronautic motors. Scl Am
108:196 Mr 1 '13
Upside-down motors at Kaiser prize contest
for German-made aviation engines, dlag
Automobile 29:870-1 O 9 '13
Aeroplane propellers
Feathering air propeller. Scl Am 108:154 P
15 '13
Aeroplane races
Race for the Gordon Bennett cup. J: J. He. II
Scl Am 109:313 O 2B '13
"""' ■-■■-- meeting and the Gordon Ben-
n meeting and th(
:. J; J. Irle. II Sol
109:368 N g '13
Digitized GvCOC^lC
INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
Aeroplane itablllty and
Automatic and Inherent stability or aero-
planea. Scl Am 108:U4 F 8 '13
AutomnUc longitudinal atablllier for aero*
planes. W: H. Dettmao. Scl Am S 7S;1I2
- F 16 'IS
Autos lab lei a. flying machine possessing a
high degree oC automatic stability. W. I.
Cbambecs. Scl Am B 7E:S9-90 F 8 '13
Dished dlak stabilizer. 11 Scl Am 10»:43T D 6
•18
Blngineerlng appUotitlona of the gyroscope. B.
A. Sperry. 11 J Fr Inst 176:471-8: My '13
Gyroscope In aviation. E. A. Sperry. U Kng M
46:674-7 Jl '18
Lateral Htablllty of aeroplanes. H. Challey.
Sci Am 8 75:128 F U '13
Making the aeroplane sale by the Kyroscaplc
.. er. R. Q. Skerrett. 11 Sd Am 10S:!il
8 Je 7 'U
HeSectlons on aerial night: fallac:
Stability In flyliix macMnea. A. A. Merrill. Am
Soc M B J S6:l4«6-78 O 'IS
Aeroplanta
Aerial battleshlpa and flying torpedo boats:
Qennan dlrlslbles versus French aeroplanes.
fi«l Am S ITSS Jl IS 'IS
Aeronautic show at Otympla. S. Y. Beach. II
Scl Am S 75:186-7 Mr St '18
Aeronautics and aviation In 1912. Scl Am lOS:
30 Ja 11 '13
Aeronautics In Oermany. Scl Am S 76:S22-3
My 24 'IB
Aero-parachute. Levavasaeur and Qaatambidc.
Am Sac M £: J 36:1885-7 Ag '13
Aeroplane dealgn. U. Linton. Scl Am 108:187
Mr ! '13
Aeroplane In war. Scl Am 108: 674 Je 28 '13
Aeroplane, motor, or aviator? B. Li. Ovlng-
lon. 11 Eng M 44:83»-44 D '12
Autostable; a flying machine possessing a
high degree of automatic stability. W. 1.
Chambers. Sci Am S 76:89-30 F 8 'IS
BisBest flying machine In the world: bi-plane
Of Sikorsky. II Sci Am 109:280 O 11 '13
Coming army aeroplanes. C, H, Claudy. Sci
Am 108:127 F 1 '13
Comparative efficiency of Blllel surfaces:
studies in aeroplane design. H. D. Andrews.
Scl Am S 76:307 My 17 '13
CurtlsB military biplane. S. T. Beach. II Scl
Am 108:240 Mr IG '13
Dangerous positloD of aeroplaDe
Sci Am 108:278 Mr i._ „
DeaiKD and use of scientiflc Instruments In
aeronautics. H. Darwin. Scl Am S 70: 6E-7
Ak I '13
Drzewleckl following surface aeroplane with
Inherent longitudinal stability. II Scl Am
108:137 P 8 '13
Elevator action of the rudder. Scl Am S 76:
7 Ja 4 '13
r. Beach. 11 Scl Am
WlnBV. J: O. Hanna.
20 '18
UepelllnB ne rap lanes from the ground. C.
DIenstTjaeh. Sci Am 109:319 O 25 'IS
Requirements tor scout type military aero-
plane, Scl Am 8 76:166 Mr 8 '13
SIde-BllppIng of aeroplanes. E. Q. Still. Scl
Am 109:471 D 20 '13
Smithsonian institution and the Aero club of
.. Zahm. II J Pr Inst 176:601-1. ... ..
Two-rudder control system tor aeroplanes.
P. W. WllcoK. 11 Scl Am S 76:212-3 Ap 6
'IS
See alfo Aeronautics; Aeroplane motors;
Aeroplane propellers; Aeroplane stability
and stabilisers; Aviation; Hydroaernplanes
Safety device*
Prevention of aviation accidents. E. Q. Still.
Sci Am 109:269 O * '13
African mahOBsny, See Gambia mahogany
Aarlcultural cooperation. See Agriculture, Co-
operative
Aartcultural credit
Railroads' interest In agricultural credit. Ry
& Eng R 53:969 O 11 'IS
Al^rlcul;
. P. S. Rose.
Four-cylinder pumps In Bellem motor which
render starting from cold With keraaene iHJa-
. Automobile 29;507'8 S 18 '13
, P. S.
Hose. Scl Am 108:120 F 1 '13
MachlnInK gaa tractor parts by novel meth-
Agricultural meteorology. See Meteorology. Ag-
Aorlcultural peits. See Field mice
Agricultural products. See C'ropa; Farm pro-
duce; Forest products
See alto Agricultural machinery; Drain-
age; Eleclrlclty on the farm; Farm build-
ings: Fertilizers and manures; Forests and
forestry: Irrigation; Meteorology, Agricul-
tural; Reclamation of land; Seeds; Soils;
Accounting
Farm accounts. J. Hunter. J Account IB:
106-73 Mr '13
Study and teaching
Agriculture In the high schools. Scl Am 108:
664 Je 31 '13
Success oC the county agriculturist plan. C:
M. Carroll. Scl Am 108:124 F 1 '13
y Igor Sikorsky. Sci
>Q flight. U Scl Am S
DaWH of similitude and their application In
aeroplane design. I. Balrstow. ll Scl Am 8
70:109-10 AK 16 '13
Measurlnj; the height of an aeroplane. Sci Am
S 75:296 My 10 '13
Morane-Saulnler monoplane. J: J. Ide. II Scl
Am S 76:173-3 Mr 16 '13
Moreau automatically balanced monoplane. II
Scl Am 108:137 F 8 '13
Nleuport monoplane, whose i
Oern
iny
Increasing the food supply of a nation: how
lnti>nsiie farmlne Is pructlaed In Germany.
H. C. Price. II Scl Am 108:111-2 F I '13
United States
Asrlcutture, manufncliires ;in.l railways, a
study of capital values and net reluma.
Sci Am S 76:66-7 F 1 '13
Our record-breaking crop for 1912. Sci Am
S 75:18-9 Ja 11 '13
Railways and agriculture compared: carriers'
outputs Increased much more In proportion
to facilities than farmers'. Ry Age 54:796-9
Ap 4 '13
A tjr I culture, Cooperative
Enlarging the agricultural unit. E. Daven-
port. Scl Am S 76:29 Ja 11 '13
SlucPSM of the county nErlculturlst I.Ian. C:
M. L-arroll. Scl Am 108:121 F 1 '13
Digilizi
cy Google
INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
Insulating bodies of higher
capacity. G, L. Forteacue b.
worth. 11 Ara Inat B E Pro ..
DlscuBBlon. 38:1182-67 My '13
Charts Bhowlng weights per cubic foot and
specific heats of mlitures of air and wal^r
Sf o"i" ^" '^- ttowB*- Ani Soc M E J 3ii:1375-
7,-,<?'i.*^.*'^'l-,.'"y?,'« A^ ^"«t E B Pro 32:
1318-3S Jo '13; Discussion. 83:2300-15 D '13
Law of corona and dielectric strength of air.
B- w !..„,. .. .„ ,„. ^ ^ pj,^ 32:1336-55
Ven 10:30-6 O "13 '
Sm aJao Aerodynamics; Aeronautics; At-
mosphere: Barometer; Compressed air- Hu-
mWlty; Liquid air: Meteorology: Ozone:
Psych romatry; Ventilation
Air, Compreued. See Compressed air
Air, Liquid. See Liquid air
Air, Purification of. See Air filters; Air waahing-
Tiii.t «mn„oi; Smoke prevention; Venllta-
Dust r
BOlh annual c ^„„„ ..,„,
Ry Age 64:1033-4, lOST-9 My 9-16 '13 '
5n.K . ,._ „.^ Louis. May, 1913.
St. Louis. May, 131
ZOth annual c _,. „ „
Ry Age (Mech ed) 87:286-8 Je '13
Twentieth annual convention. St, Louis, May
1913. Ry & Bng R G3:43Z-E. 439-10, 45t-B
Air bivka hose
Air brake hose. P; Dannerth. Ry Age 64;Bfi9
AlP brake hose. J. s. Sheate. Am Eng B7:lie
Air brake^haee. J. S. Sheafe. 11 By Age 6E:Til-
1. T. W. Dow. Ry Age 5'
Air hose fallu
9 My 16 '13
Damage to air brake hose In shops. Ry ft Eng
tnvesligatlon of the troubles with air brake
hose. Ry Age 64:275-6 P 14 "13
Air brakes
Air brakei and modern condlllona. W. V.
Turner and P. H. Donovan. Hy Age 55:415-
S 8 6 '13
Air brakes and the Stamford collision. Eng N
69:1337-8 Je 2S 'IS
Air brakes for henyy 'xteel nasAPnger cnrs.
A. L. Humphrey. Am Soc M E J 35:841-4 My
'13; Same. Ry A Eng R 63:113 My 3 '13
Automatic brake alack adjuster, diags Ry Age
54:801 Ap 4 '13
Bettendorf variable load braKe. II dlag Rr A
Eng R 53:568-9 Je 14 '13
Brakes on fast trains. W. O, Clark. Ry &
Eng R 63:709-10 Jl 2« 'IB
Braking efficiency. Ry & Eng R 63:39-40, 186-
7 Ja 11, Mr 1 '13
Care and maintenance of air brakes. R. Wolfe.
Am Eng 87:265-8 My '13
Defective applications of t
63:572-4 Je 14 13
New York citv brake order. J. N. Dodd. Elec
Ry J 42:414-9 g 18 '18
Q-R locomotive brake equipment, plan Ry A
Eng R 53:106-7 F 1 '13
Stamford collision on the New Baven rail-
road. Eng N (9:1292-3 Je 19 'IS
Triple valve lubrication. Ry A Bng R 68:
468-S My IT '18
Twentieth annual <-onvenlion of Air brake
assn,. St. Louis. May. 1913. Ry A Eng R
63:432-5, 439-40. 1GS-B My 10-17 '18
Twentieth annual convention of Air brake
SK"i;,?SiV"i'"'.,'5"''' ^'"' ^y ^f" <Me«i'
«d) 87:284-8 Je 'IS
Undeslred quick action of brakes lessened hv
1083 :^ ""'is °°"^- ^y -*«* "■
TO f^J "^ond. Rv Age 64:1067-8 My 16-13
''4'"^Sg"^1^:4*'n''T"''"<"' " ^'^" ^y
Sa^Sty'd^l^i*" ""''' "■"■*■ ^"'^'^ ""oes;
"■1 '^rn''?%i%,irrjT--n''- """'=-"■ ^"-^
'"siO^Mr^'lS^'*"''""' ^ ^°'"^'- *'°"'«'" "■
ArjUcatlon of electric power to ralnlnii r *
TtSi'^^SL " V°" "^^ ^ ^*:3E-9 Ja 2 -13
. « ,.^*''«*''" oompresBor. 11 Foundry 41- 507-
rJ-i* '5' .Same, Iron Tr R 58:916 N 20 '13
5 O 'IB Same. Locomotive 29:274-
*'™r™f«^'' "''■ "'"^7 "' **>« Anaconda cop-
per mining co,. Butte, Mont, n -^ vt.J
berg, 11 Am Inst MIn E "- ■ -
III r. oui 81:2225-87 a '13
~T^^"'^^Z" """ ""Station of turbo-blowers
ana compresaors F mr fj^AAt^t* n v^Z.
M 11:35-9. 199:203 O-N "l2 '*=''''*'"■ " ^""
"^h?^» '"^,^'J'',V5'' '<"■ «'■• compressing ma-
chinery. 11 Colliery 88:528-9 Ap 'IS- S*m«
cord, Bng Reo 67:BUp 13 P 1 'IB ^^
T».I^~,?iS*- ." '".'^ ^"B 18:182-3 Ap 'II
Int^oollng In air compression. R a How.
ard Ind Bng 18:287-40 Je 'IS
IMF ll''"n''V^ SST'Pr""?"- P°"<* "•■
29 '13 ' "*■ ^* * "'" ^ 95:661-2 Mr
Portable air compressors, II Colliery S4:260 N
^a5792'?7J80'*J*18'"'° '»"'P''«'«'°'-- " Ito"
Sullivan ariBle-compound air compressor, il
Eng N 70:1127 D 4 'IS; Power 38:814-6 D 9
ri'lR^-Ta"^ i^o,, r.rie, Pa. II Iron Age
Bee «bo Air pumps; Compressed air
Bee aleo Compressed air
Air filters
Water-Bprav Alter for turbo- generator ven-
tilation. Elec W 62:94-6 Jl 18 '13
ftr afjM Air washers
Air measurement by Pltot tubes: abslraot of
paper read before Am. Soc. M, B,. 1912 C
H, Treat, plans Eng N 69:204-9 Ja 30 'It
Design of air ducts. L. A. Harding. Heat A
Ven 10:28-82 Ap '13
I,«ias of nressiirp due to elbows In pipe, dlass
G""" ^■5?J*-^^''-" *" ^0 ■": Same c^
Power 38:303-4 Ag 26 '13
Measurement of air In fan work: discussion
of paper bv C: H. Treat. Am Boc M E J 35:
295-9. 637-11 F. Ap '13
Measuring air velocities through registers.
Hent A Ven 10:86-« An '13
Special Venturi stvle elbows, F. L. Buaey,
dlags Power 38:369-70 B » '" , , ,
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INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
Air flow —CoHttnued,
Time itudlea and air oonnimptlon. A. For-
mi«. II Bng & Mln J 9S:118S-E Je I' "*
"— -' Pltot tube tn -'-
_ jaey. plan Powej
Use o{ Pltot tube In
Loeh. Power 37:302-4 Mr 4 '13
See alio Gas flow; Steam flow
All* In surface condenaatloi). O; A- Omk. dias
Power SS:S-10 Jl I '13
Air lift
Investigation of the air lift pump. Met ft
Chem Eng 11:129 Mr -13
Air mapa. See Maps,
Air meaaurement. See Air Dow
Air mater*. See AJr Hon
Air pBMtaea. See Reaplratory organs
;.ci?:„',
Minevllle, N. Y. II E:ng & Mln
N 29 -13
Air pollution
Inorganic co __ __ _. . _
Ohmea. Heat & Ven 10:S<-T Hy 'IS
Mettioda for InveatlgatlnK and recording; at-
mosplierlc Impurities, Including the soot
ajid dniat auapeaided In the atmoaidiere. J:
B. C. Keraban. dlaga Met ft Chem Shig
ll;3g«-4Z Je -13
Standard apparatus and method of measuring
the amount and character of atmospheric
pollution. J; B. C. Kerahaw. Met & Chem
l:Bl"-
N '
Ag -IS
DiBLgrama from i
. , . R. C. H. Hick.
Power 38;E15 O 7 ^13
Independent air pump tor condenaers. R. O,
- ■ ■ - r 37;G04-G Ap * "-
.8:36 Jl 1
■IB
nsing aystema. Power 9T:Sll-3
Modern pumps for high vacua. E. N. da C
Andrade. II Scl Am S 75:141 Mr 1 '13
Molecular air pump. W. Gaede. II Eng M
14;614'7 Ja 'IS
New four-cy Under air pump. II Scl Am S 78:
! J 35i902.3 My 'IS
Rotary air pump for hlgh-Tacuum con
service, dbg Eng N fO:SD7 S 11 '13
im condenser
Wbeeler turbo-air pump. 1
Je '13; Same. " — "
Same. Power S
dlags Power 38:122-3 Jl 22 '13
Btt alto Air compressors
Air reslitance
Air resistance to (ailing bodies. A. A. Som-
ervllle. II Scl Am 108:429 My 10 '13
Srt alto Air flow; Train resistance; Wind
Air waihera
Air washer va, centrifugal collector on dust-
collecllng aystema. J. D. White. Power S8;
672 O 21 '13
Air washers and dust i
Ven 10:24-7 P '13
I Heal ft
Air waahina
■•- washfiig
— ■ In bulldlngH. G: C. Whipple ..
Whipple. Heat A Ven 10:13-9 S '13; Same
cond. Eng N 7(I;671.S S 18 "13
Tale of three bottles. E. T. Murphy. II Heat
ft Ven lO:^-? My '13
See also Air niters; Dusi removal; Ventll-
Alrahlpi. See BaUoons and airships
Akron, Ohio
Flood. 1013
Flood of March K. II map Eng N SS; 749-
60 Ap 10 '13
Richards. Poi. ._ __, _ _.
Indeiiendent air pump tor the condenser, dlags
Power 37:134-6 Ja 28 -13
Influence of olr pumps on the military eHi-
clency of turblne-drivfn warslilps. D. »,
MorlHon. 11 Int Murine Eng 1E:4;0-S O 'IJ
Mesta slngle-atage air pump. II dtag Power
Saniti
affairs
ffM aUo Air Qlters; Air
Smoke; Ventilation
Air pumpa
Atr pump maiittenance. Ry A Eing R 53:303
Ag 23 -IS
Air pump steam head repairs. J. A. Jesaon.
dlags Ry Age (Mech edi 87:eo.-,-6 N '13
Air pumpa. dings Ind Eng 13:230-:' Mv '13
Automatic air pump, dlag Power 38:262-3 Ag
Compound locomotive air pump, ding Am Ei
87:104 K '13
Condensers, air and circulating pumps. C. .
McAllister, dlags Int Marine Eng 18:343
Sewage -treatment studies at Akron, Ohio.
II plans Eng Rec 67:387-90 Ap E 'IS
Alabama coal operators' asaoclatlon
Glh annual session, Marvel. Ala., 1913. W: Z.
Price. II Colliery 34:69-73 S '13
Alabama traction, light and power company,
nlnghan.
Hydroelectric a
1 the C
Experlencea of two miners at Stiuahanna.
Eng ft Mln 3 36:676-8 O 11 '13
Reminiscences of the Nome rush of 1900. G.
1-. Sheldon. Eng & Mln J 9S:262-4 F 1 'IS
Boundaries
Glaciers and international boundarlea. L.
Martin, map 11 Scl Am S 76:129 Ag 30 '13
Settlement and survey of the Alaskan bound-
ary. J. A, Fiemer. 1) map Eng M 46:209-
26 My '13
Dtacrlptlpn and travel
Across Alaaka by motor. Ekig A Mtn J 96:
702-3 O 11 '13
TruclflnB to the polar circle, II Automobile 2'i:
Economic conditions
Alaska's need of railway development. E, E.
Swergal. map Ry Age 55:421-3 S B '13
Promised government onnersliip of railroads
in Alaska. Ry Age S4:lll9-20 My 23 '13
Report of the Alaaka railroad commission,
Jan.. 13-13. map Eng N 69:664-7 Mr 20 'IS
Industries and resources
Conservation as applied In Alaska, Q. I.. Shel-
don. Rug ft Mln J 95:184 Mr 1 '13
Development of Alaaka coal lands. Colliery
33:534-e My -13
Hlnlng In Alaska In 1*11: abstract of raport
to U, S. Geol. a. Bng A Mln J 95:130-! Ja
11 -IS; Saina cond. Eng M 44:788->0 F 'IS
New laws and transportation in Alaska. II
Eng & Mln J 96;«34-5 O 4 'IS
Alaaka gold mines company
Ind Eng 13:267-8
'18
_.. . .1 In August, 10
. Eng A Mln J 96:1133-4 Je 7
Digitized GV Cockle
INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
Albany, New York
AreMtTCtura
State education bultdlnK. il plan Arch & Bids
(5:178-81 My '18
Rec ei:3Tl Ap E
"■- "Ing ot the .
riouB hiKh ft
9:7B4-E Ap 10 "13
Sanitary alTalri
Typhoid outbreaJi, due to flooded niters. T.
Horton. Ens N 69:1031-3 My 16 '13
Albany, Oragon
Tuning op dllera at Alliaiiy. Eng Rec 68:613-1
N 15 '13
Albumen
Electrical properties of egB--whlt». B. F. Nor-
thrup. J Fr Inst 176:413-9 Ap '13
Alcohol
Density and thermal expaoslon ol ethyl alco-
hol and Ita mlitureH with water. N. 8.
Osborne and othtrrs. U S Ilur Stand Uul 9:
327-474 Ap 16 'IS; HDmmary. J Fr Inst ""
165-7 F 13
alcoholic liquids. 1)
Nomenclature of the Don-ferruus alto)-s. C P.
KaiT. Foundry 41:'I84-T N '13; Same. Melal
Inil n ■ ]l:al7-n D '13
I'yruphorlc alloy Industry. G. Martin. Scl Am
S 76:325 N 22 "13
See also Aluminum alloys; Brass; Bronie;
Cupper alloys; Iron alluys; Metallography ;
Melallurgy; I'ewter; Solder and soldering
Alphabets
Gothic capital letters. W. Welch. II InlanA
Ftr El:2ie-21 My '13
Btt alto Hieroglyphics; Lettering
Alps
l.atHchberg or Uernese Alpine railway. A
GradenwltX. 11 Scl Am 108:452-3 My 17 '13
Alts mate -atop plan In Cleveland. Elec Ry J
41:141 Ja 26 '13
Alternators. See Dynamos
Altitudes
Meaaurliijc the^hel^ht/if an aeroplane. Scl
'13
Bibliography
.( the literature on alcohol and
McKelvy. U S Hur
Bibllograjili:
alcoholom-
Stand Bui 9:436-74 Ap I
Alcohol, Denatured
Industrial alcohol. Set Am 108:529 Je 7 '13
Removing tarbun from gas engines with de-
natured alcohol. J. A. Anglada. Iron Age »2:
616-7 S 18 '13
Height oi
ly 10 -13
Use ot alum In connectloD i
Wells. Eng N 70:248-1 Ag
Alumina
Alumina from clay by the fluoride proceas.
D. H. Cbilda. Met & Chem Eng 11:211
My '13
Froductlon and uses of alumina; four papers
by J. W: Richards, S: A. Tucker, A. H.
Cowles, and L. B. Saunders. Met A Chem
Eng 11:137-43 Mr '18
Solubility ol alumina In a bath of fused
fluorides. A. H. Cowles. Met & Chem Eng
ll;lT7-8 Ap '13
I4re alio Bauxite; Aluminum
Aluminium. See Aiumlniun
Alumlnotypes
Aluminotypes. O: E. Dunton. Inland Ftr GO:
879-80 Mr '13
Aluminum aa flux. R. Grlmshaw. Metal Ind
n B ll;42S O *13
- - ■- — ■- - * ■. J: A. Han-
Algae In water.
10 Ag !6 '13
Concrete In
291-2 Je '13
Alkallei
a. Hanson. Power 38:300-
alkatl soils. Concrete Cem 2:
itlgatlons by
il Met & Chem Eng 11:19-31 Ja '13
, Production ot caustic alkali and bleach, D.
J. Allmand. 11 Scl Am 8 76:22-3 Jt 12 '13
Set alio Ammonia
Allgemelne deutiche bera man n stag
12th cunvemlon, Brealau, Sept., 1913. O. H,
Hahn. II Kng & Mln J 96:779-82 O 2S '13
AMla-Chalmera manufacturing company
1 Mr 2
'IS
1 Inst
Critical ranges A2 and A3 of pure iron. G. K.
BurgesB and J. J. Crowe. II diaga Am "
Min K Rnl 82:2,137-91 O '13; Ulseusslor
2870-89 D '13
Staling of bread explained In the light of phys-
ical chemistry. R; Lorenz. 11 Scl Am 8 76:
26S-9 O 25 '13
■y as applle<l to alloys. Met & Chem
619-21 N '13
~ ' " of metals and alloys. T.
Aluminum precipitation at Deloro. Ontario.
8. F. Klrkpatrlck. dlag Eng & Mln J 96:
1877-8 Je 28 '13
AJuralimm proclplta-tlon at Nlplsslng mill, Co-
balt, Ont. E. M. Hamilton, plan Eng &
Mln J 96:935-9 My 10 '13
Aluminum production. E. F. Roeber. Elec W
61:21 Ja 4 '13
Casting aluminum. Foundry 41:221 Je '13
Condition ot aluminum Industry. Metal Ind
n B 11:8-9 Ja '13
Corroaion ot aluminum. G. H. Bailey. Metal
Ind n B 11:204-5. 240-1 My-Je '13
Explosion during aluminum .-..._ ^ _
& Mln J 96:914-5 N 15 '13
How to melt aluminum turnings and borings.
Foundry 41:119-20 Mr '13
Improving the quality ot
Am S 76:63 J] -^6 '18
Mai'hlning of aluminum and whlt<
Deinhardt. Mach 19:970 Ag '13
Manufacture ot aluminum In France. Eng &
Mln J i>6:1D10 N 29 '13; Same. Met 6 Chem
EnK 11:632 N '13
Modern aluminum and hmsn foundry. II plan
Iron Age 92:7(14-6 O 9 '13
Nitrogen In aluminum. Foundry 41;lSG-fl Ap
Overland company's aluminum foundry. II
Antomohile 29:469-61 S II '13
■ V heat. Foundry 41:
S 76:36
Jl 19 'IB
Recent applications o( metallic aluminum.
Metal Ind n s 11:347 Ag '13
W 61:339 F 15 '13
Use of aluminium for kitchen and eating u-
tensllB. Scl Am S 75:64 Ja 2B '13
What Congress thinks ot the alumhiiun tar*
Iflt. Foundry 41:249 Je 'U
' aluminium. :
'=, Google
INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
Aluminum illoya
'" 'he aluminum with tbe rmrer metals. C.
vIdbod. Foundry ll:331-2 Ag '13; Sajne.
AUoylns aluminum witl
H. IvIiiBOD. Foundry 41:3
MatKl Ind n_a_11^40-_l Ag "13;
cuetlni practice. AutMnoblle 18:
3T3 Hy B IS
Influence of pouiins temiierature on alumi-
num aJloya. H. W. QlUett. Metal lad n a 11:
1S7-9 Ap '18
Set alio McAdamlte; UoEnalium
Aluminum co. oT America
Aluminum company defended by secretary
Oliver. Iron Tr R 53:485 S II '13
Aluminum nitride
Aluminium nitride. M.et & Chem Enfc 11:281
Hy '13
Aluminum ■lllcate. See pyrophylllle
Alundum
Carborundum and alundum. 8. A. Cochell.
Het&l iDd n s 11:Z49-GD Je 13
1 My IT 'IS
Amalgam*
Mexican method of retorting amalgam. A. M.
Morton. dla« E^DK & HIn J 96:263-4 Ag i
See alto Alloys
Street car ambulance. Scl Am 10S;31S Ap
E '13
American asioclatlon for the advancement of
Cleveland meetlnB. 1»12. W: H. Hale. Scl Am
5 75:34 Ja IS '13
Sixty-fourth annual meeting. 1312. EJlec It
6 W Elec'n ei!:I03-5 Ja 11 '13
Account 16:312-8 O '13
President's address at annual me
Sept 15-19, 1913, H. H. Monlg
. Iro
r R 53:1010 n
Report for 1912. Iron Age 91:428 F 18 'IS
American conference of teachers of Journailim
Third conference. 1812. Inland Ptr 60:571
Ja '13
American electric railway accountant!' aieocla-
Proceedlngs at Atlantic City
17. Elec Ry J 42:»O0-l O 18 '13
Report of meetlnff. Tuesday, "-•
I, Oct.
. 1913,
Atlantic City. Elec Ry J 42:761-3 O 15 '13
American electric railway aaaoclation
Address of President Harries to the American
association. Elec Ry J 42:756-9 O IE '13
Annua) conventions of the Am. electric rail-
way asBn. and Its allied and affiliated assi--
clatlons, Atlantic City, Oct., 1913. Elec W 62:
779-80 O IS '13
Committees for 1914, Elec Ry J 42:1247-9 D
Conference of public policy committees of Na-
tional Elec. Light Assn. and Am. Elec. Ry.
Assn. Elec W 6I:3S4 F 22 'IS
Co-operation with National Elec. Light Assn,
Elec W 61:Stl-2 F 22 '13
Lelter to Congress by committee on mall com-
uensatlon. Klec Ry J 42:1337-8 U 27 '13
Midyear banquet, 1913. Elec Hy J 41:208-8
P 1 13
Mld-yenr conference, 1913. Ene N 69:281-3
F 6 '13
Opening session at Atlantic City i^i i' ion
Elec Ry J 42:760-1 O 15 '13
844-5 O w ij
. Reports of Committee meetings of the mid-
year meeting, 1913. Elec By J 41:197-205 P
32d nnnual convenllon at Atlantic City. Oct.,
1912. Eng N 70:837-40 O 23 '13
all way claims association
an, Oct, 15. 1913.
Report of the r
Elec Hy 1 42
American electric railway enjineerlng aasoci
traffic association
Meeting of executive i-ommiUee, New York,
Dec. 12, 1913. Eieo Ry J 42:1294 D 20 '13
Rerwrt of session Oct. 16, 1913 at Atluiillc
City, Elec Ky J 4a;R42-4 O 17 '13
American electrochemical society
23d general meeting. Atlantic City, April,
1913. Met & Chem Bng 11:178 Ap '13; Else
W 61:763-6 Ap 12 '13
23d general meeting, Atlantic City. April.
1913: wllh abstracts of papers. Met A Chem
Eng 11:277-86 My -13
S4th general meeting, Denver. Colo., Sept.,
1918. Elec W 62:573-4 S 20 '13
24th general meeting, Denver, Colo., Sept..
1913. Eng & Min 7 R6:5El-2 3 20 '13
!4th general meeting, Denver, Boulder and
Golden, folo., Sept.. 1913: abstracts o( pa-
pers. Mft & Chem Eng 11:669-91 O '13
American foundry men's association
,.u. ..„_ Qpt., 1913: report. Metal
American association of railroad superintan-
Zlst annual convention, Chicago, Aug. 1913. Ry
Age 55:374-7 Ag 29 '13
American boiler manufacturers' association
Proceedings of 25th annual meeting. Cleve-
Und. O.. Sept. 1-4. 1913. Iron Age 92:591-2
S 11 '13
American can ^'Company, _
4 '13
18th
157-6; N ■_.
_.. ionventlon, Chicago. Oct., 1913.
Eng N 70:827-8 O 23 '13
;th annual convention, Chicago, Oct., 1913.
Mel &. Chem Eng 11:608-10 N '13
jundrymen discuss many problems at Chi-
cago. II Iron Tr R 53:723-8, 766-6 O 23 '13
eeling at ChlCHgo, Oct., 1913. Iron Age r2:
'13
on of (
■ Chicnfio
-..., of the allied associations and (.
of the exhibition of foundry supplies and
equipment, il pors FViuudry 41:391-9 O '13
American hardware manufacturers' association
Meeting at Atlantic aty. Iron Tr R 53:857-8
N C '13
American institute Of architects
46lh annual convention. 1912. Arch Rec 83:
lBO-2 P '13
Eng N 69:169 Ja 23 '13
5th semi-Minual meeting, Boston, June, 1913.
por Met ft Chem Eng 11:430-2 Ag '13
5th scmi-antiual mepllng. Hoston, June 25-
38, 1913. Met ft Chem Eng 11:310 Je '13
American Institute of consulting engineers
fore Am, Inst, of consulting engineers, 1912,
L: B. Stlllwell; S: Whlnery. Eng N 69:116-
8 Ja 23 '13; Same abr. Eng Rec 67:118-
20 F 1 '13
Americsn institute of electrical englnee
e as defendant C. T. Hutdilnf
:995-6 My I" ""
Inalltute as defendant C. T. Hutdiln^on. Eleo.
■ C.ooglc
INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
'L^WBuit against the A.
ae4-5 Ap 26 '13
Midwinter convention. New York, Feb.. 1S13.
ELec W 61:128-9. 43S-9. 6I5-2Z Ja 18. Mr
1-S '13: Ene N 69:480-2 Mr t 13: Blec Ry
J 11:131-2 Mr 8 '13
Model for englneerlnK convenllons. Eng N
6S:B24 Mr II '13
PacISc coast convention, Vancouver, B. C,
Sept., 1913. Elec W 62:629-30 8 27 '13
Papers and dlscuasiona at SOth annual con-
vention, Cooperstown, N. Y., June, 1913.
Eleo W 62:15-21, 81-6 Jl B-12 '13
Phlladelphlu meeting, Oct., 1913. Elec W 62:
TSO-3 O 18 '13
Plttsbursh meeting, April 18-19, 191S. Elec
W 61:870-2. 9S2-3 Ap 2$-My 3 '13
Report of the hoard of directors tor flscol
year enillne April 30. 1913. Am Inst R K
TTo 32:H96-1G14 Je '13; Dlacusslon. 32:2254-
30th anni
Jl b'-i.
30th annual convention, Cooperstown. N. Y.,
June. 1913. Eng N 70:77-80 Jl 10 '13
See olaa Mershon, R. D.
American institute of machanlcal engineers
Board of directors: portraits. Eng & MIn J
»E:118T-9 Je U 'IS
American Institute of metsis
Ion, ChlcaBO, Oct., 1913. Mel
Eth general mectir
1913. Iron Age 3
, Buffalo. N. T., June,
Amerlcsn mine safety auociatlon
First-aid and rescue contest. I'itlsburjf. Sep-
tember 22-21. W: Z. ITlce. 11 Colliery 34:
207-10 N '13
nerlcan mining
JBth annual mecmiH, i
liery 33:377-8 P 'IS
Annual award of medals, 1913. By & Eng R
53-M Ja 18 '13
Anmial meeting, 1913. Elec W 61:231 F 1
■13
SclentlUc American gold medal awarded to
pulmotor. Colliery 33:184-6 Ap '13
American order of cteam engineers
2Tth annual convention. Philadelphia, 1913.
por Power 37:878-9 Je 17. '13
American public health association
l^orta presented before the laboratory and
sanitary engineering seillons of list annual
meeting at rolorudo Kprlngs. Eng Rec 68:
293-7 S 13 '13
Foundry 11:179-83 N '13
Institute of mining anginsers
Annual meeting of the New York section,
N. Y., 1913. Eng & Mln J 96:1009-10 My
17 'IS
Conslltutioii and by-luws. Kng & Mln J 95:
Fnll meeting
Oct.. 1913. Eng & Mln J Hfi:793-1 O 26 is
Mining engineers dlscUBs Iron an.i steel top-
ics. Iron Tr R B3:7«l-2 O 23 '13
104th meellng, New York, 1913. Colliery 83:
199 Ap '13
106th meellng, Great Falls, Anaconda and
Butte, Aug., 1913. Bng & Mln J 96:409-10
Ag SO 'IS
105th meeting, Great Falls. Anaconda and
Butte. Aug., 1913; with extracts of papers.
Met & Chem Eng 11:521-31 B '13
Plans for a union of the Mining and metal-
lurgical Sw. of Am. and the Am, Tnat. of
M. R Eng & Mln J 9S:382-3 V V. 'U
Program for annual meeting, Feb., 1913. Iron
Age 91:389 F 6 '13
Proposed union of the Mining and metal-
lurgical society of America and the Insti-
tute. Eng & Mln J 96:166 S 6 '13
See alto Kemp, J. F.
American Iron and steel association
End of an era. J. M. Swank. Iron Tr R 62;
172 Ja 9 '13
American Iron and steel Institute
Comments on business conditions accompany
technical papers at Chicago meeting, Uct,,
1913. Iron Age 92:OSe-60 O 30 '13
:, New Yorli, Hay 23. 1913.
disposal and
769-61 O 16 '
41st annual m
Eng Rec 68:
t annual meeting. Colorado Springs,
ig. Colorado Springs, 1913.
47 r
apera at annual mee.— _.
Sept., 1913. £:ng N 70:670-3 S 1
American railway association
Fall session. Chicago. Nov. 19, 1913. Ity ft
Eng K 53:1076-7 N 22 '13
Spring meeting. New York, May 21, 1311.
Ry & Eng R 53:489-90 My 24 '13
Spring session. New York, M«y, 1913: commit-
tee reports. Ry Age :^4:1I50-1 My 23 '13
American railway bridge and building asaocla-
Ahslrncts of reports of committees and dis-
cussions al 23d annual convention. Mont-
rciii. 1913- Ky Aep 55:781-93 O 21 '11
Committee appointments for 1913. Ry A Eag
R 53:141 F IE '13
23d annual convention, Montreal, Can.. Oct..
191J, Kng N 70:SSH-91 O 30 'IS
23d annual convention. Montreal, Oct.. 1913.
Ity & Eng R 53:I!I2.1 O 25 '13
American railway engineering aMoc'atlon
Exhibits at annusi convention, Chicago, 1113.
Eleo Ry J 41:55S-1 Mr 22 'IJ
11th annual convention, Chicago. 1913. EHeo
Ry 3 41:E43-8 Mr 22 'IS: Ry A Eng R SI:
274-8B Mr 23 '13; Eng N 69: 610-4 Mr 2T
'13; Eng Rec l7:BUp 40 Mr 2" ""
of t
14th
nuHl convention, Chicago, Mr., 1913. Ry Age
S4: .',7l-S9. 610-41, 701-32 Mr 19-21 '13
Recommendstlons adopted at annual conven-
tion. 1913. Eng Rec 67:316-7 Mr 29 '13
Review of work aa reported to annual con-
vention. 1913. Eng Rec 67:321-4 Mr 22 '13
American railway master mechanics' assocla-
Amerlcan railway safety asaoclatian
Convention al Chicago. Sept.. 1913. Ry Age
SSiSGI-S S 26 -U
Railway and Industrial safety. Ry & Eng
R 53:907-8 S 27 '13
American railway tool foremen's association
Eth annual convention, Chicago, July, 1911,
Elec Ry J 42:147-8 Jl 26 '13 ^ It ^tjlf
. OOg Ic
INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
10
Amerlon railway tool foremen'! «Mn.— Con(.
Bth iinnual convention. Chli-a«o, July. 1913.
Ry ABe ri5:l58-9. ITS Jl ;5-Ag 1 13
Sth annual convention, Chicago, July, 191S.
Ry ft Bng R 53:7ia-< J! U ^13
pai)era al Tilh aonual convonflon. Chicago,
.luly 1!»13. Ry Ago (Mech ed) 87H31-6 Ag
■n
Americin road bullden' aooOatlon
Abstracts of some papers presented at the
annual convention In Philadelphia, Dec.
lal3. Ene Rec tlR;S72.4, 700-2 I> 1" "" "'
rroceedlnKs of annul'' — "--i"- -•
phla. EnB Rec fi8:s
lOth annual convent _ ----.-■--
1913. Kng N 70:1256-7 D 18 '13
American road congreil
AbBlractB ot papers at the Sd annual conven-
tion In Detroit, Sept. 29 to Oct. i. Bng Rec
68: 377-81, «B-10 O 4-11 '13 _ ^ _ ,„,,
Heaolullons adopted at Detroit, Oct.. 1913.
Bng Rec 68:401 O U '13 ^ , ,,
Some poi>ers at 3d annual poncress. Detroit,
Mich. Bng N 70:728-32 O 9 "-
Jd annual coneresa, DetroK
Bng N 70:T!«-7 O 9 '13
American imelting A. rettnlng (
j^,.. , . *„ .
eeting at Phlladel-
„ .J.Bup 60 D 13-aO '13
>n. Philadelphia. Dec,
Mich., 1913.
American «oclety (or taitlnq materlali
Improving the character of technical papers.
Eng Rec 67:249-50 Mr 1 -13
lTor<%dinKS of 16tU annual meeting. Atlantic
City Iron Tr R 53:27-9; 34-9 Jl 3 '13
Program of technical reports and papers to
be given at annual nie«tlng:. Atlantic City,
June. 1913. Ry ft Eng R B3:BS3 Je T "18
Revision of the speclflfatlona for BteH, Iron
16th annual meeting.' Atlantic City, Jur
1913. Concrete Gem 8:12-4 Jl 'IS
16th annual _meeilng^^ ^i"'."V
1913; with papers, fcng N 70:37-13, T4-7 Jl
lOlh annual meeting: presidential address by
Robert W. Hunt on application of Bpecll-
cations. Iron Age 91:16«l.71 Je 3fi '13
American society of agricultural engineers
SUlh annual convention, 1912. Bng N e9;44
Ja 2 '13
American society of ciyli engineers
Annual convention, Ottawa, June, 1913. Eng
Annual reports ot standlns <
Soc M E J 35:7-19 D '13
Code of ethics for engineers. Iron Tr R 52:
415-fi F IS '13
From Cologne to Munich with American en-
gineers. 11 Iron Tr R S3:I31-4 Jl IT '13
Germany's great Industrial plants visited. 11
Iron Tr R 63:77-80 Jl 10 '13
Mechanical engineers' German meeting. F.
R. Low. II Power 3S:SlZ-4 Ag 5 '13
Mechanical engineers In Germany. Iron Age
92:73-3 Jl 10 '13
Meeting with Vereln deutscher Ingenleore.
Lelpilg. June, 1913. Bng N 70:121-4 Jl 17 'IS
Spring meeting, Baltimore, Uay. 191S. Eng N
S9:1148-Bfl My 29 '13; Iron Age 91:1292-3
My 39 'IS: Iron Tr R 62:1236-8 My 29 "l!;
Power !7:SO0-l Je 3 'IS
33d annual meeting. New York. Dec. 1912.
Am Soc M E J 35:8-27 Ja '13
33d annual meeting. New York. 1912. Msch
19:412 Ja '13
34th annual meeting. New York, 1913. Iron
Age 92:1339-43 I) II '13
3tth annual meeting. New York, 1913. Iron
Tr R 53:1081-7 D 11 '13
31th annual meeting. New York, 1913. Eng N
701200-2 D II '13
34th annual meeting. New York. Dec. 1913.
Power 38:870-3 D IS 'IS
34(h annual meeting at New York city. Dec,
1913. Elec W 62:1119-51 D fi '13
Trip through Germany. Am Soc M E J 36:
3-9 Ag '13
8te alio Qoaa. Vt. F. M.
Amertcan society of municipal Improvementi
'"muhVc Eng ■'S;*P,-„8,„1''*'
.„,. ..^. —.sup I- _ .- --
■^nventlim at Wilmington. Del..
ilO. Eng N 70:776-8 O 16 'IS
American society of refrlgeratlno engineers
9th annual meeting. New York. Dec, 1913.
Power 38:837-8 D 9 '13
American steel foundries^ , , „, „„ „,
Annual report (or 1912. Iron Age 91:851 Mr
IS '13
■upply and machinery manufacturers
6-9. 19tS.
20 Ih (
leapolls, June,
Value -it membership. Eng N T0:T71 O 16 'IS
Bee alio SwaJn. O: F.
American society of engineer draftsmen
Fralprnai American engineering socletj-. W.
M. Hmyth. Eng N 70:772-3 O 16 '13
American society of healing and ventilating
IMT'in^u'l^meetlng^New^York. J.,n., 1913.
19th"JInnSal "meeting. New' York. 1913. Heat
& Yen 10:37-35 F 'IS
19th annual meeting. New York, 1913. Power
19lh^InnuS mee^tlns. 1913. Elec W 61:232 F
19th aem'l-annual meeting, Buffalo, July. 1913.
Power 38:180-1 Jl 29 '13
Proceedings of meeting, Buffalo, July, 191S.
Heat ft Ven 10:28-87 Ag '13
American society of Inspectors of plumbing and
Sth'anm.ll'oonvenUon I.ouisvflle, Ky., May,
1913. Dom Bng 63:218-50 My 31 '13
American society of mechaflical engineers
American telephone «. tel^MP^'ompjiny
Annual report for 1912. Elec W 11:606-7 Mr
Interstate commission Investigation of tele-
phone company. Elec W 61:186 Ja 25 '13
■ssiilpnient of American iclephone and tele-
gra™ suit Elec W 62:1.103-1 D 27 '13
American waterworka association
33d annual convention, MinneJ
1913. Eng N T0:42-6 Jl 3 '13
SSd annual convention, Minneai^oHB, June.
1913. Bng Rec 6a:sup 40-1 Jl 5 13
Concluding sessions, 1913. Blec Ry J 11:220-1
StiT annual convention, 1913. Ry ft Bng R
.,'h'^l'.-nV™v.„'5.n. I...: ...h .«.««...
Elec Ry J 41:150-5 Ja 25 '13
N^th ann-ial meeting. 1913. Blec W 61:284-
Repo«'or%th annual convention, 191S, Eng
Rec 67:Bup 40-1 F 1 13
America's cup. See Yacht racing
*Acld'am'dea In the soil. 3: L. Jodldl. J Fr
Inst 175:245-68 Hr 'IS
*F:i^Hc'ltv In mines. H. R. Webb. Colliery
24:347-8 N '13
Keystone ammeter and voltmeter. 11 Met ft
Iron
[■ R fp
Chem Bng 11:866 Je "13
Rfc tilao F;ie.trlc meters /^-- i
hzodcyClOOglC
INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
Ammonia
Ammonia rondonaere. F. OchUIs. II Power 38:
S35-T. *U-t S 1, SO -13
Ammonia from aluminum nitride, Serpek
process. EnK A Mtn J »fi:603 Mr 32 'iS
Antmonla. In brine. M. B. Smltb. Power SS:
337-8 9 2 '13
Cuaclty of ammonia compressors. R. l-
Hosanian. Power 38:200-1 Ac 5 '13
Haber synthetic ammonia process, plans Mel
& Chem Ens 11;1T3-1. 311-4 Ap '13
Holller dlasram for ammonia. Power 38: 398-
«D0 S 1« 'IS
Ostwaid process tor maklnc nitric acid Irom
ammonia, plans Met A C%em Bag 11:498-42
Ak '13: Same. Scl Am S ;e:ieZ-3 8 13 '13
Ostwaid process for making nitric acid rrom
ammonia, and the production of ammonia
- 1 cyanamld. Met & Chem Bng
F. HiLber and R. L« Rosalffnol. li Scl Am
S TG;68-9 Jl 28 '13
Properties of saturated ammonia vapor-
tables Power 3S:G!I-S2 Jl g '13
Properliee of saturated and superheateil am-
monia vapor. C. A. GoodsmiuBh and W: K.
MoBher. Ill II Eng Exp Sla Bui ee:l-94
'13
PmiMTtleH of saturated and superliealed am-
monia. W: E. MoHher. Am Soc M E J 35:
;S-6R Jn 'IS
Removing ammonia charere from compression
Ins capacity. T. OphUIs. plan Power ST,:
lM-2 F U '13
KfC alio Coke-oven Baa; Oas manufacture
ind dea
isconda copper n
Animal lntelilq*nce
Don. the talking doc.
Am 10B:E02 My 3! 'IS
Iklng^dojT^ Ia K. Hlrshberg- Bel
Animal trainino
Animals
Action
Isms- Scl Am 10»:£l
Animals, Experiments on
Delecling polflonoua gases l)y their action
upon small animals. G: A. Burrell and P.
M. Seibert. 11 Scl Am S 76:38.^, 389-90 D 20
Treatment of bacteriological Infections by
chemical means. F. Biumenthal. Scl Am S
75:S5B Ja T '13
Animals, Marine. See Marina zoology
Annealing
Annealing hieh-speed steel. Hach 19:431 F
Annealing mulflEs. C. H. Wall, plans Metal
Ind n s 11:1«2-G Ap 13
Annealing of hoisting chains. Iron Age 91:
94S-T Ap 17 '13
Annealing of aleel costings. B. P- Cone. II
Iron Age 91:1049-64 My 1 "13
Annealing steel castings. Foundry 41:96, Mr
■13
Annealing steel In alternating magnetic Qeld.
Scl Am S 75:311 My 17 '13
Indoen.e of divorcing anneaiinit on the r -
ertles
1 Inst Min
11:
Ammonium sulphat« from ammonia and sul-
phur dioxide. W. Feld. 11 Scl Am S TS: til-
8 Ap G '13
Ammonium sulphate from foke oven kas.
Iron Age 92:403 Ag 21 '13
Cleaning coke-oven gas. B- F. Walker- It
plan Colliery 33:349-51 F 'll
M. Howe and A, „,
Bui 73:1-35 Ja '13
A man la, Connecticut
Bridges
Concrete highway bridge. II plans Eng Rec
67:219-20 P 22 'IS
Antarctic regions
Achievements and lessons of the Scott ex-
pedition. Scl Am 108:212 Mr 1 "13
Scott exredltlon and Its tragic end. map il
Scl Am 108:175-8 F 22 'IS
To the south pole with the cinematograph.
11 Scl Am 108;5fiO-l Je 21 '13
: Wlr
Anthracite coal
Chemical Interpolation Of anthracite. H. S.
Hachlts- Colliery S3:3TS-G P 'IS
„. „ ._ ._._,.__ .... 2. Price. 11 plan
!H3B2 N
Inst Mia K Bui 78:1047-54 Je IS
rianis, metliods etc. of the Anaconda cogiper
mining co. 11 Am Inst MIn E Bill 80:1413-
2197 Ag '13
Repon for 1912. Eng & Hln J 9G:g<G-7 My
10 *13
Analysis (chemistry). Kee Assaying: also names
of diibslaniea analyzed, e, g. Coal — Analy-
sis; Gases — Analysis: Steel— Analysis
Analysli, Spectrum. See Spectrum analysis
thod for calibrating anemometers. B, F.
Leai-ned. plan Eng N 19:313-4 Ap 14 'IS
Aneroid barometer. S«fl Barometer
Anesthetizing machine of Prot. Dubois. J.
Boyer. 11 Scl Am 108:468 My 31 '13
Angle Irons
Defleetlon of angle Irons. W: L. Cathcart.
Mach 19:636 Ap '13
Animals as converters of plant nutriments
into human toodstuDs. Sol Am a Ttrtlt Ap
■= '13
Antimony
Antimony In brttsa mixtures. C. Vlckers.
Foundry 41:322-S Ag 'IS
Antimony In 1912. Eng & Mtn J 96:9G Ja
in of arsenic and antimony In
and elMtrolvlic copper K. E.
Am Inst MIn E Bui S0:H!in-95
Soil sterilization, B. J. Bussea II Sd Am 8
76:180-1 Mr 22 '1>
So- aho DIflinfectlcin and disinfectants
Antitoxins
Bacteriology and your health: serums and
vaccines In the diagnosis, treatment and
Srevention of disease. C: F: Bolduan. 11
d Am I08:B40-1 Je 14 13
Apartment houses
Heating and ventilating apiirtmeni liousc-
Plans Pom Eng 63:l18-2n My 3 '13
How one expr"Bs oompany proposes to cm-
Portfolio of current architecture; pictures
and plans. Arch Rec 33:68-73 Ja '13
Recent work by Albert Joseph Bodker. C:
M. Price. 11 Arch Kee 33:381-91 My '13
8te alto Tenement houses
Apophoremeter
Description of the apopho remoter- plan Met
ft Chem Eng 11:137 Mr "IS
Apparatus. See Instruments
Uncle Sam's appraisers ot merchandise, II
Scl Am 10B:Z44-E Mr IG '13
See alto Valuation
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INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
ApprcnticM
Apprentice pro bl era. J. 0. Holman. Inland
Fir S0:SG3-4 Mr '13
Apprenticeship, ny Age (Mech ed) 87:417-20
Ag -13
A^prentlceahlp on the Illinois Central. Am
66:1023-4 N 28 '13
J: P. Jackaim and J. ...
1 InBl K B Pro 32:1432-9 Je '13
1 approntlceahlp. By Ab* Sj;]
Itej _..
ji 25 -la
Santa Fe apprenllee InalrucHon. R. T. Pen-
body, il lly ACP (Mech ed) N7;311.2 Je -13
SoluKon or the apiirentlceahip problem. F:
K. Fladd. Horn Kn^ 03:401-2 Je 28 '13
Study your appren1i<e boya <-arcfully. O. M.
Baarord. Ity Age 55:7-9 JI 4 13
Syatem of apprentice Instruction in Uio Ma*
nlla bureau of printing. W. B. Stevens. In-
land Ptr 5a:SBS-9 Mr '13
TrnlnlnK apprentices !n machine ghop work
at the R. K. Le Blond machine toot co.,
CIncinnall. II Iron Tr R 62:179-82 Mr 2D 'IS
Why don't railroads hold the college man?
Ry Age (Mech cd) 87:523-4 O '11
Woods apprentice indualrlal school, Alliance,
Ohio, Mach 20:316 I> '13
S« alio Corporation schools; Industrial
education: Schools and shops. Cooperation
of
Aquatic anlmala. See Marine iooIoky
Aqueducts
Completion of n preat engineering work. Sil
Am im-MK N S '13
Construcdon and completion of th« Los An-
geles aqueduct, B. A, Helnly. 11 Bag H 4fi:
1-17 Ap '13
BIght-mlle concrete conduit at Baker. Ore.:
replacing a. wooden flume with molded
pipes, dlag Eng Rec ST: S88-9 My 14 'IS
Monolithic conatrucllon of heavily reinforced.
IT-foot circular a^iueduct: CatsklU. H: W.
Nelson. 11 plan Ung Rec G7:»l2-5 My 3 '13
Proposed Shoal Lake or Greater Winnipeg
aqueduct. Eng N 70:B28-10 S 25 '11
"'--■ ' for concrete construction:
in aewers, aqueducts and ...
_. Venable. 11 Concrete Cem 2:11-
4 Ja '13
Surplus waters of the I<os Angeles aqueduct.
B. A. Helnly. plan Eng N 69:606-10 Mr 13
'13
See alio Cataklll aqueduct; Los Angeles
Aqultanla (steamship)
Aquttanla. II Scl Am 8 TE:S64-S Ap SC 'IS
Cunard liner Aqultanla. II Eng M 45:B80-2
Jl '18
Launch of the Aqultanla. U Int Marine Bng
18:214-6 Hy '13
Power equipment of the Aqultanla. tl Power
37:663-6 My 13 '13
Arbitration, Industrial
Amendment Of the Erdman act. Ry ft Bng R
63:266 Mr 22 -13
Arhltrallon as if factor In (he mining indiis-
Irv. roUlcrv 34:::94-0 1> '13
Arbitration of terms of trainmen's service In
Detroit Bleo By J 43:346-7 Ag 30 '18
Arbitration Of the firemen's controversy. By
A Eng H 63:158-9, 2M5-6, 340-1 F 22, Mr 29,
Ap 1
■13
j-ntlon n _,
Rv Ane 64:479-8(1. *67-8. 762.5, 799-801, 838
MV 14-Ap II '1.1
Award In the flremen'B wage arbitration. Ry
& Bng B 63:382 Ap iS 'IS
Award of arhitralors In rose of conductors
una tralnnipn of eastern roads. By & ICng
n 53:10.18-8 N 15 '13
Award of arbitrators In Chicago wage con-
troversy. Elec Ry J 41:649-60 Ap B ^IS
Boston arbitration hearings. Blec Ry J 42:
349, 434, 470. 611, 700-1. 941. 993, 103O, 1066-7
Ag 30, S 13-27. O 11. 26-N 15 '13
Boston Elevaled hours of labor aereement.
Elec Ry J 42:1254-5 D 13 13
Canadian industrial disputes act. Iron Age
92:655 8 25 '13
Chicago street railway wage arbitration. Elec
By J 41:616-6 Ap 6 '13
Compulsory arbitration. Elec Ry J 41:791 My
S 'IS
Decision of Detroit .irbltralors In regard to
working conditions and wages. Blec Ity J
42:1028-9 N 8 '13
Dispute between the Chicago city railway co.
and its employees. Blec Ry J 41:749 Ap 26
Eastern trainmen's wages settled. Ry Age 5'i:
909-13 N 14 '13
firemen's arbllratlon award. Am Eng 87:275-
(1 My '13: Same, wllh arbitrator's report. Ry
Age .M: 961-2 Ap 35 '13
Government mediation In railroad labor dis-
putes, 8. Low. Elec Ry J 11:212-4 F 1
'13: Same. By & Eng R 63:209-10 Mr 8 '13
Indianapolis arbitration proceedings. Elec By
J 42:1254 1302-3 D 13-20 '13
Indianapolis differences placed before com-
mission. Elec Ry J 42:1149-50 N 29 '13
Indianapolis employees close their c:ise. Elec
Ry J 42:1348 D 27 '13
Industrial arbitration, C: Murphy. Elec Ry J
2:1240-1
'13
LeglalatloD to avoid railway strikes. Eng N
69:733-4 Ap 10 '13
Managers' and firemen's briefs. Ry Age 54:
Needed amendment ot the Erdman law. Elec
Ry J 41:318-9 F 23 '13
Proposed arbitration bill. Ry Age 54:1328-30
Jo 13 -13
Railway arbitration. Eng M 44:697-8 Ja '13
ai'EBPfllons for legislation for arbitration of
lalior dlspuli?s. lly Age 54:472-3 Mr 14 '13
Ternis of aettlement of Cincinnati strike.
Elec Ry J 41:939 My 24 '13
Set alto Labor and capital; Latmr dis-
putes: Strikes
Arbors (machinery)
Arbors for second -opera! Inn work. A. A,
Dowd. dlags Mach 20:115-20_O ;I3
dehorn and methods for t
Arc lamps. See Electric li
Arch, See Arches
Archeology
Mi-lals In andqulty. S
Arches of Meidci
engineering. H.
relics of early Spanish
Convenient method for drawing Hve-centered
arches. J. J. KlBt>er. Scl Am S 76:335 My
24 '18
Graphical method of dividing neutral axis
■- •- arch design, T. A, Smith. Eng
.„«:S59 Je 31 '13
History ot the arch. C. Hammond. Scl Am
108:471 My 24 '13
Method of designing arches, Klngshlghway
iladuot. St. I-oulH Eng Rec 67:136-7 p I'l3
S<r Hlin BrUlgcH, Arched; Building; Cul-
verts; Vaulting
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Archllacti
Do archjlects read? a group of tnterviens.
8: Hone. Arch Rec 33:S2'90 Ja '13
Architects, American Initltute of. See Ameri-
can InBtltute of archltecU
ecu at lea. See AcousUca, Archl-
Archltectural drawing
Three dlmenslonB In architectural drawlns:
the lesson of the Italian maaters. A. O.
Byne. II Arch Rec t4:l»3-2Dl S '13
Architectural education. See Architecture-
Study stid teaching
Architectural league of New York
28th annual exhibition. 11 Arch Rec 33:217-30
Mr '13
Architectural 1 1 bra He*
Deslen of (he Avery archlteotural library,
Columbia university. C. M, Price. II plana
Arch Rec 33:533-19 Je '13
Notes on the collection ot the Avery arch-
itectural library, Columbia university. Q:
L. Hunter, il Arch Rec 33:660-66 Je '13
Architecture
Architect and builder not synonymous. Arch
ft Bldft (6:127-8 Ap '13
EnglneerlnK slandarda and architectural re-
quirements. Eng: Rec GB:111 Ag 2 '13
Interpretation of architecture. Arch A BIdK
(5:41-2 F 'IS
L.esaoiis of the Chicago world's fair, D. H.
Burnham. 11 Arch Rec. 33:31-44 Js '13
ard. 11 Arch Rec 34:SII-4; U 'Is'
Portfolio of current architecture; pictures
and plans. Arch Rec 33:fiB-81 Ja '13
Textile orlKins In srchttpctiire. C: De Kay. 11
Arch Rec 34:46S-(J6 N '13 (to be cont)
Hfe aim Acoustics, Architectural; Arches;
Armories; Bank buildlnKs: Baths, Public;
Bridges: Building; Building materials; Ca-
thedrals; CdllnRs: Chimneys; Church archi-
tecture: Columns; Concrete construction:
Conrrete houses: Cottages: Department
stores: l>omeB; Doors: lOxhiMtlon buildings;
Failorles; Farm buildings; Fireproof con-
struction; Floors; Foundations; GaraBes:
Crain elevators: Heating: High htiildlngs;
Motels: Library architecture; Machine
Bhnps; Masonry; Mills and mill-work; Mu-
nicipal centers: Offlce bulldlnRs: Orders of
nr.'hlteclurc; Plumbing; Post ofllce bulld-
Inga: Range towers: Itoofs; Schoolhouses:
Kteei construction: Stnilns and stresses;
TempleK: Theaters: Tombs: Towers; Tn
'entllatlon: Warehouse
WImloi _. _.__ .._ _
Architecture
Details
Lettering and the architect. W: Heyny. II
Arch & Bldg 45:8-10. 62-4, 9T-9, 133-6. IBT-
R, 3111-1. S17-1, 415-S, 496-7 Ja-My, Jl, O-l?
Molding »and cores for Roar construction, F:
Squires. II Concrete Cem 2:213-8 My '13
See nI«o Doors; Floors; Windows
Chicago architectural club: notes on tilth
annual exhibition. 1913. R. A. Upplncott.
II Arch Rec S8;BST-TS Je '18
Study and teaching
Director Lord on the leaching of architec-
ture. Arch Rec 33:96-6 Ja '13
England
Bicycle Irlp through England. W, Schneider.
II Arch Rec 33:123-36 F '13
United States
Architectural Philadelphia yesterday and to-
day. C. FltiOlbbon. II Arch Rec 34:20-45 Jl
'13
the
lultdli
,if t
Arch Rec 34:232-9 S '13
Varied work of Willis Polk. C. M. Price. II
Arch Rec 34:S6«-84 D '13
Work of Parker. Thomas and Rice. H. D.
~ ~ CM. Price. U Arch Rec 34:96-134
S"a =
Study In local adaptation: a new-old Dutch
colonlai farm-house In the CalAllls. D: E.
Tarn. II Arch Rec 34:318-28 O '13
Three types of Oeorglan architecture, H. D.
. Eberleln. II Arch Bao 34:66-77 Jl '13
Architecture, Domestic
Anglo-American country-house, designed by
Edmund B. OllchrUt H. D. EAterleln. 11
Arch Rec 34:351-66 O '13
Architecture and the houslnc problem. C. M.
Price, 11 Arch Roc 34:240-7 3 'IS
Building a house of moderate cost. R. C.
Spencer, jr. II Arch Rec 31:609-15: 32:37-
4S, 109-19. 238-49, 431-14; 33:156-62. 350-8
Je-S, N "12, F. Ap '13
Co-operative group planning. D: E, Tarn. II
plans Arch Rec 31:J«7-"6 N '13
Country house In California, H, D. Croly.
II Arch Rec 31:4B3-J19 D '13
Arch & Hldg 4S:43'>-51 N '13
Edgerton. a study In the Tudor style: the
n^dertck F. Brewster residence at New
Baven. Conn. R: H. Dana. II Arch Rec 34:
273-91 O '18
Palatial country house In Delaware: the A.
I. duPont residence. Carrtre and Hastings.
axchltects. II Arch Reo 34:337-47 O '13
Personal architecture: house ot H, C Mer-
cer. Doylestown. Pa. W. T. Taylor. II Arch
Rec 33:212-51 Hr '13
Practical houslni
the quadruple
45-55 Jl 'IS
Ready-made houses. Scl Am 8 76:16 Ja 4
'13
Study In local adaptation: a new-old Dutch
colonial tann-house In the Catakllls. D: B.
Tarn, tl Arch Rec 34: 8IB-28 O '13
Suburban development. II Arch Rec 34:348-53
O '13
Three types of l3eoralan architecture. H. D.
Eberleln. II Arch Rec 34:51-77 Jl '13
8m atto Aitartment bouses: Cottages;
Countrj- houses: Healing; Plumbing; Tene-
Deslgns and plans
City house to date: the residence of J. W.
Herbert. II Arch Rec 33:201-11 Mr '13
Concrete brick veneer and stucco house. J.
C. Petersen, plans Concrete Cem 1:121-2
Mr '13
Country house with an Idea: the Russell res-
idence at Qreenwlch, Conn., FYank E^loo
Newman, architect. C: M. Price. 11 Arch
Rec 34:292-301 O 'IS
Evolution of domestic plans. C. E. Schermer-
horn. il plans Arch & Bldg 46:!21-69 Je '13
Recent work by Albert Joseph Bodker. C:
M. Price. II Ar«h Rec 33:381-423 My *1S
Recent work of Howard Shaw. H. D. Croly:
C. H. Price. U Arch Reo 38:184-181 Ap '13
Three cottafes and a studio: recent work
of Arthur T. Remlck. A. T. Covell. II Arch
Hec S4:30«-17 O '13
Workmen's houses In Qermany. platta Ind
Eng 13:374-6 S '13
Views
Portfolio of current architecture. Arch Rec
33:163-76 P '13
Architecture, Georgian. See Architecture, Co-
Rec 33:389-19 Ap 'It
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Arctic exploration
Arctic eipl oration and the
eipedUlon. H. E. Peary, mftp II Sol Am
S K:27B My S '13
Canadian arctic aipediUon. Scl Am 108:140
Mr 15 'IS
Pinna of the Steransson ex|>edltlon. C. Wlss-
'- "I Am S 75;n6.T My 3 ■"
What have the RuRSiar
3H '
dlRO
. .ered In the
'IS
BxtractinK roota of numbani bj iDSpectloii.
A. J. Lotka. Scl Am 10g.-)E4 Ap IS 'U
Homer method of extra<;(inK roota. P. Staf-
ford. Power 37:»0g Je 24 "IS
Preparing tables of cubes, etc. J. a. Wltton.
Scl Am S 76:318 My IT '13
Simple method of preparlnK tables of cubes.
A, W, Weeden. Scl Am S TB:!87 My S
■IS
Set also A coo un ting; Calculating machines:
Coat Bccountlnf;: Decimal system; Interest;
Mensuration; Metric system
Cube anil fifth roots by mental arithmetic.
■ ' • -■■- "1 Am B 7" ■"■ ' " ** '•-
A. J. .
M-5 S 27 ■■
Deacrlptlon and travel
Bnglneer'a atage Journey through Arlsona
and Mexico In ISSO. C. Ii. Annan, map Enz
N 69:1128-30 My 89 'IS
MIn J 9B:i038 My 84 '13
Arkanaai (United States ateamahip)
Injury to the hull of the U. 9. S. Arkansaa
ty KTOundlnB- 11 Eng N T0:4S9-« 8 4 '18
Arkansas aasociatlon of public utility operators
Sixth annual convenUon. L.lttle Rock, May.
1913, Blec Ry J 41:888-9 My IT '13; Eleo
W 61:102S-7 My 17 IJ
Armatures
Arm;tliirc nimr relullons in synchronous
machinex, J. H. More.ri.fl. Eleo W r,2:lin6-
Dj-namo and motor armature wlndlnKS. C. P.
Poole, plans Power 37:G99-G00 Ap S9 '13
Method of locating Erounda In armatures.
Elec W G2:29G As 9 '13
Primer of eleotrlorty. plans Power 37:741-2
My 27 '13
Wave -con nee ted armature windings. C. P.
Poola. Power 38:196-7, 22T-8 Ag 5-12 '13
So- nlM Commutators; Dyniimos; IJIctlni-
It
D. K. Bii
lens. Iron Akp 9::'53-S O 30 'lH
Millions tor naval armor— the remedy. C:
Browne. Scl Am 109:110 Ag 9 '13
Should the government maniifacture Its
Uilc
3:68 Jl 2e '13
t defeme
1900
Armalronfc works: pioneer In deve
. mndprn HhlpB. guns, and armor.
]09:4S3-4 D 13 '13
>ci J
Armstrong company
Armstrong works: pioneer In development of
modern bIiIiib, guns, and armor. II Scl Am
]0«:i5!-) D 13 '13
Arrowrock dam
Construction camp at Arrowrock dam. A. B.
Mayhew. 11 Eng Rec 68:116-8 Ag 2 '13
Construction of Arrowrock dam, Idaho. 11
Eng Rec 6S:26d-T S 6 '13
Design and speciflcatlons (or the Arrowrock
dam, U. S. reclamation service, plan Eng
N 6H:118-!n Ja 16 '13
Excavation for the Arrowrock dam. Idaho.
C: H, Paul. II map Eng N T0:93-100 Jl IT
Arsenals
Steelwork of the Broadway arsenal, Buffalo.
II plan Eng Rec 67:301-2 Mr IE '13
I J 95:96 Ja I
Hrownnon. Am Inst Min E Uiil —
Ag 'IS
Art, Primitive
Plastic art of prehistoric man. tl Scl Am 108:
Z70 Mr 22 '13
Art galterlea
UghlinE of the ■ Cleveland an loan cxp.)Bl-
tiou. Elec W i;2:13:t2 li 27 '13
Artaalan well a
Mysteries ot
Ja 2E '13
Artinclal Ice. See Ice— Manufacture
Artificial llmts
Artificial limbs: ancient and modem. A. H.
J. Keane. Scl Am 108:403 My 3 '13
Artificial meat. See Meat, Artlflcla]
Artillery
-,-.._.. — . -__ ,r|i]]ery, n Scl Am 108:
wells. Scl Am 108:103
25 Ja 1
'13
1 Naval gun*
I crafts
o(«o Beadwork; Tapestry
426 F 1
'13
Coal and «ah handling at Lake Shore plant,
Cleveland. A. D. Wllllllms. II Power ST:
T63-T1 Je 3 '13
Conveyor installntlon at raclfle Mills. South
Lawrence, Maas. 11 plan Iran Age 91:882-3
Ap 10 '1.1
Features of the Lemp brewing company's
Slant, St. t.ouls. Mo. II Power 38:420-1 S
a 'IS
Motor-driven ooal and uRh-lianillhiR equip-
ment at Pactllo MtUe, South Lawrence.
1-handllng egulp-
Armorlea
Erecting the 22d regiment armory, New
York. II Eng Rec 87:186 F IB '13
Large nrrh-lmss drill-hall, for university of
IIIiniilB, II plans Kng N 70:llS2-5 D 11 '13
Bee alio ArsenaJa
eee alio Artillery; Firearms: Guns; Rifles
William Qeorge, lit baron, 1810-
of
Pacific Mills coal- ._ _ ....
ment. South Lawrence, Mass. II Pt.,
42E-7 S 2S 'IS: Ind Eng 13:13«-S O '13
Pneumatic aah- handling teat. Eng Rec 68:
410 O 11 'IS
fnrterwater hodzenlnl ash discharger. F, P.
Palen. II Kiig M IB:2S7-« N 'U
Aalatie cholera. See Cholera, Aalatlc
Asphalt
Aaphalt paving cementa and road binders. J.
W. Howard. Eng Rec 68:34E-T 8 2T '13
structures. W. H. FInley. Eng M ii;113-6
n 6 -13
Characteristics and differentiation of nallTe
bitumens and their resMuals. C. Rlchard-
BOD. Bog Rec 67:466-8 Ap 2S '1!
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INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
— Cont
_ I and differonUation of native
bHumena and their reslduala. J, R. Dran-
cy. Eng Reo 87:875 Je 14 'IS
Determination of asphalt In oils. Eng &
MlD J 96:310 Ag 16 '13
Method or determining the toughness of bt-
tumlnoue materials. Eng Rec 67:72 Ja - 18
iRphall der
■=■-- N 70:
>, Asphalt
Asphalt pav
Coat of asphalt repairs. II Munic Eng 44:
3S7-91 My '13
I>etrolt'B munlcipul HKiihall plant. H. B. Pul-
ler. II MunIc Ens 4S:13G-7 N '13
Inemclent operation of Dayton's asptialt re-
pair plant. 11 Munlo Eng 44:117-30 F "JS
Invrsttgatlon of municipal asphalt plants; cost
data collected In report recommending plant
(or Washington, D. C. Eng Hoc 67:160-2
Semi -porl able
Springfield, Mass. 11 Eng i
•13; Eng N 70:430 Ag !8 ';
Why some municipal asphalt plants fall, H.
B. Pullar, Manic Eng 45:231-4 S '13
Assay offlcM. See United States— Assay offlces
Assay method for palladium and platinum,
H, D, Greenwood, Eng ft Mln J 98:1176 1»
20 '13
Assay of gold and silver by the Iron-nail
method, K. J, Hnll and C, W. Drury, Am
Insl Mln i'. Bui 7S:10S9-86 .le '13: Same
cond. Eng & Mln J 96:1126-8 D 13 '13: DIs-
RMSHlon, Am Inst Mln E Bui S3:26S3-93 N
'13
Bone ash vs. cement cupels. D. M. LJddell,
~ S & HIn J 96:30» Ag 16 '13
■ " " " •."4^ th£ vanning assay.
_.rnilh „ _.._ ....
Met ft Chcm Eng il:IOti F '
Determination of lead In unchllled slags. R,
T. Wilder. Eng ft Mln J 96:895-8 O 11 '13
Elecirolydi' vh, l.Hllde aspay for copper. P. S.
Harrison. Kns ft Mln J SB;2R3-4 F 1 '13
Empirical rs. exact methods. Met ft Chem
Eng 11:63-4 F '13
Oayl.ussac method of allver determination.
F: P. Dewey. Am Inat Mln R Bui 76:587-
metais — gold, silver ami platinum. Trenk-
ntr. Met ft Chem Bnit ll;S67-8 O '13
copper-bullion. E: Keller. II Am Inst Mln
E Bui 80:2093-15 Ag '13; Discussion, 83:2738-
9 N 13
Kalllng assays by salted cupels. D, M, Lid-
dell. Eng ft Mln J 96:831! N 1 '13
Hfc aim Metallurgy; United States— As-
Associated foundry workmen
Procpcillngs of tlie annual convention at Chi-
~ ■ 1913, Foundry 41:461-3 N '13
Futu
I, Ele<
Speclflcallona for open-hearth
billets and slabs for forging
& Chem Eng 11:88-9 P '13
Association of Edison Illuminating companies
!4th convention, Cooperstown. N. Y.. Sept.,
1913: reports. Else W 61:613-4, 566-9 S 13-
ZO -13
Association M Iron and ste«l electrical engl-
7th annual convention. New York city. Sept,,
1913. Elec W 62:621-2, 682-3 S 27-0 4 '13
Aiaociatlon of railway electrical enolneer*
6th annual convention, Chicago. Oct,, 1913.
Eng N 70:888 O 30 '13
6th annual convention. Chicago, Oct. 1913. Ry
Age 55:766-7,831-3 O 24-31 '13
Association of railway tilegraph superintend.
32d annual convenllon. St. Irfjuls. May, 1913.
Elec W 61:1127-8 My 31 '13
33d annual convention, St. LauIs, 1913. Ry
Age 64:1187-8 My 30 -13
i2d annual convention. St. Louis, M«y, 1913.
Ry ft Eng R 53:46B My 17 '13
Association of trmsportatlon and car ■ccount-
Ing at CliarlevoU. Mich., June,
i!ii.i. Ky Age 56:60 Jl II '13
Wlnler meeting. Galveslon, Dec, 1913. Ry
I dam, II
Summer i
•-■3. Ry
e 66:1168-9
Completion of Ihe rebuilt Aasufl
Eng N 69:143-4 Ja 23 '13
Enlargement of the Aswan dam. II Scl Am
108:140-1 P 8 '13
Raising the Aseuan dam. II plan Qig Rec 67:
725-r Je 38 'IS
'""" " Antiquities
Statue from the land of Semlramla, E. J.
Banks. 11 Scl Am 109:86 Ag I '13
Astoria tunnel
Construction. H, Q.rpenler, II Eng N 70:737-
43 O 16 '13
Astronomical Instruments
Automatic aalronomjcal calculatar; Butter-
neld azimuth chronometer. A. H. Brown.
U Scl Am S 76:44-5 Jl 19 '13
Set a J»n Telescope
Astronomical models
New way o'
celestial si
21 'IS
Astronomical photography
Integrating opaci meter for stellar' photog-
raphy. J. Boyer. 11 Bel Am 109:124 Ag 16 '13
r ending June 30, 1913, Ry
Age 66:846-8 O 31 '13
Rehabilitation of the Santa Fe system. Ry
ft Eng R 53:754-6 Ag 9 '13
Revenues and
2 O 31 '13
B 56:8
Sanitary afralrs
Sewage purification at Atlanta, da. II MunIc
Eng 46:221-30 S '13
Altantlc City, New Jersey
Channel- and beacli-iru.
R. R. Raymond, map Eng F
'13
Proposed Improvement of e
Atlantic C— ^ - " "--
4 8 II '1
Atmosphere
- ot
r Fi
See aiio Air; Heteorology
Atmospheric pressure
Barometric pressure and mine gases. Colliery
33:477-9 AP IB
Bte alio I
95:190 Ja 18 '13
Same cond. Power 37:206-8 F II '13; Same
cond, Eng N 89:1000-1 Hy 16 'IS
Methods_or spraying, oil Juel. R. T. Strohm.
Methods of sprayiOK oil fuel. R
dloga Elec W 6ZT4»1-I B 6 'IS
H-l g 6 'IS t'- I
lizodcyLlOOgIC
INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
Appearance of helium and neon In vacuum
tubes. J. J: Thomson. Sci Am B TG:160 Hr
S '13
Birth of the atom: has matter been synthe-
Blaed. 8cl Am S T5:1B4-G Ur S '13
Counting atoms by sclntlUatlODS. E. Mars-
den. 11 Hcl Am S 7B:IS8 Mr g '11
Has matter been syntheslsed? J: W. N. Sul-
livan. Set Am 108:ZZS Mr 8 '13
In the world of molecules. A- J. Lotka. Sci
Am 108:226-7 Mr 8 '13
Structure at the atom. J, J; Thomson. Bel
Am 3 75:21S'9, I34-S, 260-1, ZSZ-3, Z8S-7,
298-9 Ap 5-My ID '13
Trlatomic hydrogen and other researches In
molecular physics. J. J. Thomson. 11 Sci
Am S TE:I6T-8 Mr t '13
ffc alto Atomic theory; Atomic weights;
Electrons; 'Matter
Auckland, Nsw Zealand
ElcclrlcHl eQulpmeiit anil fonerete construc-
tion at Auckland harbor. W. Wllaon. II map
Eng M 46:217-36 N '13
Australia
Com m area
Australia — a fine export fleld. maps Automo-
bile :S:91>-SI Uy 1 '13
Authorship
8m alM Copyright; Editing: Proof read-
ing
Autobuses. See Motor omnibuses
Autocars. See AutomobUea
Autoclaves
Data of teats of an exploded steam autoclave.
a. Goldbern. Am Soc M E J 3B:nS6-7 D '13
Relation of a pure water-supply to chronic
Intestinal tract Infection; cond. from paper
read before Am. Fub. Health Assn.. 1912.
N: S. Hill and L. R. Whilcomb. Eng N
69:319-30 Ja 30 '13
Automatic machinery. See Machinery. Aulo-
Automatlc sprlnkltrs. See Sprinklers
Automatic train-stop. See Rallroads-~-Automat-
Automobile accident*
Automobile ratalltles and railway fatalities.
Ry Age B6:711-2 O 24 '13
Speed factor In collisions, scl Am
tS 'II
Teaching Massachusetts
Ag
eaching Mast . __ .. _
tomoblle 28:1199-301 Je 12 '11
Automobile batteries. See Automobiles— Elec-
tric equipment; atorage batteries
Automobile brakes. See Brakes, Automobile
Automobllo chamber of commerce
■omobile chamber of commerce formed.
Fashions tor the woman in the automobile.
II Automobile 28:1162-3 Je S '13
Spring apparel for the autNnoblllst. II Auto-
mobile 28:1049-E1 My 22 '13
Automobile driving
Seeing ourselves as others see us. P: J. Hill-
man. It Automobile 29:228-9 Ag 7 '13
Automobile englnaers, Society of. See Society
of automobile englneera
Automobile englnea
Adapting of Diesel motors to automobiles.
lobUe 2S:l262-4 Je 19 '13
Assistance tor the designing; and mounting
of caniBharts. Automobile 28:080-1 My B '13
Carter motor has overhead piston valve.
Automobile 29:1208-9 D 2E '13
Chipping or dissolving scale from cylinders.
Q: Rice. Sci Am 108:339 Ap 12 '13
Coal engine for automobiles run by coal gas.
V: Hart, plan Eng M 44:413-B D '12
Combination two-cytde and turtdne motor.
plan Automobile 28:I13S My 29 'IS
Comparison of English motors for three years
■"" " '"^ and horsepower. Automo-
13 13
tomoblle 29:120g-9'D 2B '
Data from German aviall
of interest lo builders □
tors. Automoliilo adiic-B
Dleael motors f i .
mobile 28:296-8 Ja 23 '13
Flameless combustion sjid automobllss of the
future, II dlags Automobile 28:931-6 My 1
■13
Franklin car and third cylinder missing, dlags
Automobile £9:2!!8-9 Ag M '13
French motor siies for the Uist three years:
tabulation. Automobile 29:813, SS3-6 O 30
E. P. Batzell.
■13
LUtomobile 29:1148-9 i) IS
I plane slide valves, dlags
Automobile 28:1060-2 My 22 '13
Gulttun^B combination sleeve-and-rotary-valve
molor. dlagn Automobile 29:157-S Jt 24 '13
High-speed motors for new models of HIs-
pano-Suiza cars, dlags Automobile 29:830-1
() 30 '13
Horsepower per litre cvllnder voluni'i: sleeve-
valve versus poppet type. C: Y. Knight.
Automobile 29:1050-1. 1073 D 4 ^13
IncreasinK the number of cyllmlers. Automo-
bile 29:30r. S IS '13
Ingenious overheating tell-tale. Scl Am 108:
48 Ja 11 ^13
- ;ngine
! H.
and 1
... DelllnE, Automobile 29:706-7 _ — ..
Light weight reciprocating motor parts. M.
R. Machol. Iron Age 01:1238 My 12 '13
Location of gasoline engine troubles made
easy, il Scl Am 108:34-6 Ja 11 ■IS
Low's gasoline motors & la Diesel, plana
Automobile 28:683-3 Mr 13 '13
Main considerations In design of b ' "*
I L. H. Pon
iblle 29:
bile .-
Moline motor shows power Inc
bile 29:1333 D 26 '13
Motor chokes up at low speed, dlag Auto-
mobile 28:1178-9 Je 5 'IS
Non -poppet motors Influence poppet types.
E. P. Batzell. dlags Automobile 28:760-1,
803-3, 844-G Ap 3-17 '13
Premier adopts new valve-ln-head motor,
plana Automobile 39:1165-7 D 18 '13
Prospects for Diesel motors tor automobile
use. dlags Automobile 28:231-2 Ja 16 '13
Reasons why medium -stroke -bo re — ■'" '-
Kiblle 29:708-9 O 1
record, diag
II Automobile 29:803-7 O 30 '13
Stroke -bore ratio affects eftlclency. Auto-
mobile 28:524-7 F 30 '13
Stroke vs. bore. Automobile 38:74-8. 233-S
Ja 3-16 '13
Theory of the water-cooling of gaaollne mo-
tors. H. Petit. Automobile 28:44-5 Ja 2
t valves. Automo-
n cyiindeV nt." Automobile 39:476-7
>tor Is of block type, plan Auto-
:1275 Je 19 '13
es carbon rtepoBits. diag Automo-
ae 'II '
jgle
INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
Automobile engines — Continued,
Why Mullne ailorted KntKlit molor. W, H,
Van Dervoort, Automublle 29:IH» D 18 '13
pins; Puel; Uas nnii oil englneti; Valves and
Automobile run on Uqullled natural saa. II
Automobile 28:11TE Je G 'IS
Auxiliary contrivances for reducing gasoline
consuiupllon. and ImpruvInK action of mo-
tors. dIaRS Automobile 29:87S-7 N 6 '13
Benzol beats gaaollne In aconomv lest. Auto-
mobile 2S:1IS7 Mr 2i '13
Britain's stiTigKle Co evolve new liquid mo-
tor fuels. Automobile 28:1121-2 My 29 '13
Cheap fuel discovered in l>ondcin. Aulomublle
29:4ST S 11 '13
French keroaene motor For automobllea: Bel-
lem engine atarta cold on kerosene and
runs on any kind of cinide oil. II plan
Automobile 2B:ST9-gl Mr 20 13: Same Dond.
Eng lit 4E:2TZ-4 My '13
Fuel situation In EJngiuid. J. 3. CHtchley.
AutomobUe £8:840 Ap IT '13
'Automobile 29:346 As 21 '13
Kerosene vaporiser cuts down fuel expense.
diag Automobile 28:909 Ap 14 '13
Latent beat of vaporisation. Automobile 2B;
90«.7 Ap 24 '13
Low-grade fuel for motor trucks. N. B. Pope-
Automobile 2a:294-B Ja 23 '13: ijame cond.
Iron Age 91:430 F IS '13
Motor fuel engage* a.tlenlicro Of Indiana
ovens! A. RoHason and A. W. Taylor, En?
M 46:434-e D 13
Motor spirit to solve fuel i>roblem for the
passenger car. Automobile SS:Ei8G-7 P 27
R, W, A. Brewer. Automobile 29:8G1 N 6
New Standard oil fuel: motor spirit. Au-
tomobile Z8:60O F 30 '13
PBJUffln as a tuel. diags Automobile 38;9GA-1
My 1 -13
SolvlnB the fuel problem for the motor truck.
H, U', SlauRon, II dlags Mach 20:121-4 U
'13; Same, Scl Am S Te:292-4 N 8 '13
Sources of motor fuel. Sci Am S 78:159-60 S
6 '13
Tail run 62 miles on 20 centa worth of fuel,
dias Automobile 28:]1«7-S Je G '13
Temperature ilmlis In combustion. R, W, A.
Brewer, Automobile 29:598-9 O 2 '13
Test Harroun carbureter on kerosene. D, S.
Hatch. II Automobile 28:90S-9 Ap 24 '13
TestlnB flow of fuel thru noizles. R, M, An-
■leraon. Automobile 28:126S Je 19 'IS
Testing various combinations of kerosene.
Kisollne and ether as tuel for motor ve-
Icles. Automobile 28:687 Mr 20 '13
Two fuels from kerosene anil alcohol, II Au-
tomobile 28:1219 Je 1^ '13
Will the automobile be driven by kerosene?
H, A, Morris, II Scl Am 108:38 Ja 11 '13
Krt ofjto Gas and oil engines— Fuel; Gaso-
line; Kerosene: Motor spirit; Vaporiiers
Ignition devices
TIattery versus maeneto Ignition systems, B:
F. Bailey, dlags Automobile 23:376-9 AR
„ -13
Jump spark
a spark Ignitlan
H9S-7 D 2B '13
11 J
Mar
Heat treating at an a
Continental motor mfg co,. Detroit. 11 plans
Iron Age 91:71-3 Ja. 2 '13
How nlumlnum crank cases and gray Iron
pistons are molded anil cast by the Buten-
ber motor co. il Foundry 41:87-92 Mr '13
Isolated plant of gasoline engine factory;
features of electrical and steam -heating
station of Continental motor mfg. co., De-
troit. Mich, H. C. Splllman. II plans Elec
W 61: 3*3-6 F 16 '13
Light weight reciprocatlne parts for motors.
.. .. ..-..._. ...... ,-, i.^ -, ji ,j3
M, R. Machol,
Mach
jf*Th'e"&ontmentai
, H. C, Splllman, II plan Iro
loblle
] field well stocked- 11 Automobile 28-
iii-si Ja 30 '13
Make-and break Ignition system. J, K. Mer-
cer, Aulomohlle 29:28-9 JI 3 '13
New spark plugs. II Automobile 28:360-3 Ja
30 '13
Posaible causes of premature Ignition- Auto-
mobile 28:80E Ap 10 '13
Splltdort Ignition on Ohio 1911. plan Auto-
mobile 28:1072 My 22 '13
«rf alio Gas and oil engines— iBnlllon;
Magnetos
«2:178-R2 JI 24 '__
Machining the Ford cylinders. F- H, Colvln.
n Am Mach 38:841-6 My 22 '13
Iwaukee casta eihaust ^'"" "
Automobile 28:1077 My 22
Molding gas engine cylinder. ._ _. .
methods pursued at plant of Campbell.
Wyant & Cannon foundry co., with details
of coremnklng. it Foundry 41:1-6 Ja '13
Testing
A, C. A. to test Packard motor 200 hours.
Aiilomoblle 28:926 My 1 '13
ContliientBl motor munufucturing co. testing
25,0110 motors a year, il plan Automobile
29:594-6 O 2 '13
Engine testing at the Northwar motor A
mfg. CO- plant. J. O. Heinie. dlags Auto-
mobile 28:807-11 Ap 10 '13
Exhaust gas analysis. Automobile 28:288-91,
413-E, 466-7, 612-3 Ja 23. F S-20 'IS
Factory methods of testing automobile mo-
tors. 8. Petman. II Scl Am ]0S:284-G Mr 29
'13
Full report Of Pa^ard motor test. F. R,
Hutton: H. Chase. I| Automobile 28:1080-2
My 22 -13
Magic motor on teat at A. C A. laboratory.
Automobile 28:738 Mr 27 '13
Making more tests In less space, dlag Au-
tomdhlle 28:1169 Je G '13
Methods of testing autoniobllo motors, p. P,
Dean. Automobile 28:739 Mr 27 '1!
Metropolitan engineers dlscuaa motor test-
Motor testing plants. J. £: Schipper. II plan
Automobile 28:G40-3 Mr 13 '13
Sleeve vs. poppet In teat, C: Y. Knight, dlags
Automobile 29:119-21 JI 17 '13
Testing room for automobile engines. H. C.
Splllman. U Iton Age 91:1047-8 My 1 13
Automobile fuel. See Automobile engines— Fuel
Automobile horns. See Automobile signals
Automobile Industry
American automobiles in world's marketil.
Automobile 28:962-3 My 1 '13
American danger: how Germany views our
automobile industry. Scl Am S 75:19 Ja 11
'13
Australia—* fine export field, maps Automo-
bile 28:919-21 My t '13
Car registrations gain Tt.8S4 in 3 months. D.
M, lay. Automobile 29:1089-91 D 11 '13
Census shows sixfold Increase over 1904. D.
M. Lay. Automobile 29:361-5 Ag 28 '13
Detroit, the city built by the automobile In-
dustry. L. V. Spencer. II Automobile 28:791-
I9M. U V, Spencer, II Automobile 29:1186-9
D 25 -13
England and America lead in Australian
trade, S, Oiberry. Automobile 29:689-91 O
2 '13
Future growth of the automobile Industry.
Iron Age 92:621-2 S IS '13
Great Britain Is largest buy
899-901 N 13 -13
Guatemala has 200
Ja 30 '13
House organ; Its object — when published —
made to the hour. Automobile 28:863 Ap
IT '18
Automobile 28:338
Digitized cv Google
INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
_ _ ._re(ully planned
.--. „. ..utomoblle 29:3S4-B Ag 21 'H
indtanapuIlB. a. city where pulling tofrether
has brought results. L. V. Spencer, il Auto-
May production breaks all reconls. J. E;
Schtpper. Aulomobile 29:1-3 Jl 3 '13
Plant of Packard motor car CO.. Detroit.
A. R. Mauler. II Power S7:140-6 F 4 'IS
Proper selling of eleoIHc cars. L; K, Burr.
Automobile 2»:111 Jl IT '13
Proposed tarlfF on automobiles unchanged.
trlbutlng agent.
Trade nppnrtiinltl
lSMi-6 Mr 20
Automobile 2»:2)0-l
York bills. Automobile 28:672 Mr :
York tlre-datlng bill and automobile
leglBtaiion In other states. Automobile 2S:
- r 27 '13
Oper
lice
d-oknblc
J. T. _ _ __. _.
Je 13 '13
Pennsylvania automoblllsts endeavor to slop
bad legislation. Automobile 23:S24 Ap 10 '13
Recent decisions of the law courts. (J: F.
Kaiser. Automobile 23:1145 D 18 '13
Texas. lllinolB. Idaho and other legislation.
Automobile 28:611 Mr « '13
Automobile patents
European patents, plana Automobile 28:306-
9 Ja 23 '13
Lapsing of Prench patents. Automobile 28:
162 Ja 9 '13
Automoblla racing
nankpfl turn (or French road race. Automo-
bile 2S:TB;-3 Ap 3 '13
BoIHot again wins Grnnd Prix. W. P. Brad-
ley. II map Automobile 29:91-7 Jl 17 '13
Breaking the record at Mont Ventoux. 11 Au-
tomobile 29:GI>0-I S 18 '13
Bulcks win EOU-mlle reliabliltv run. J. E:
" " ■utomohlle 2U:H192-S "
He 1
winr
of C. ,
Omix makes 10E.2 miles In
mobile 2B:83S Ap 17 '13
Ooux. Peugeot, wins »5O,0O0 r
. II ;
United states has 1.157.646
mobile 29:179-81 Ji 31 '13
Wilson -Underwood achediiJe proposes reduc-
" " 79& 9^ ""'""' "" '"'"
World's" iVl'a ,
Automobile 2»:GS7-91 O 1« '13
8(« oI»D Motor truck Indualry
Automobile Inspection. See Automobile service
stations; Automobiles— Inspection
Automobile loiurance. See Insurance. Auto-
mobile
es— Mghllng
Automobile speed ItmitB. Bng" Rec 67:30 Ja
Bay state hopes to defeat truck billa. Auto-
mobile 2B:9!2-3 My 1 '13
Dealers organize to meet proposed New
York legal meosures. C: T. Terry. Au-
How the Clement -Talbot racer made over
103 miles In an hour. II AutomobUe 28:
liOE-E Mr 6 '13
HumanllteM of a world's record at Amiens.
France. W. F. Bradley. II Aulomobile 29:
137-9 Jl 24 '13
Makers wont slock car conteata. Automobile
28:963-5 My 8 '13
National grahd winner In Catskitl run. II
Automobile 2S:lbB6-T My 22 '13
Naziaro's skilled driving and reliable car are
winning factors In the Tarsa Florlo race.
II Automobile 28:1112-3 My 29 '13
Preparing for Grand prix. plan Automobile
28:607 Mr 6 '13
Ileveni Improi-ements In Peugeot racing cars.
Automobile :9:H1 Ag 21 '13
Stock cars are not fit for racing purposes.
F, R. Porter. Automobile 28:1123 My 29 'IS
Siutz u'lim ElKin classic. )I Automobile 29:
A(\:,-!t. 412-3 S 4 '13
Third annua] international Bweepstakea race
staged at the Indiana poll a speedway, 11 Au-
tomobile 28:1993-9 My 29 '13
See alio Speedways
Automotjlle rei I stance
Detecting^ resistance— saving fuel.
S-MZ-S, 888-90', 937-
rshall, I
for 244 models. II ^
D 11 '13
Automobile lervlce i
2S;470-S F
Inspection report blanks. Automobile SS:9S6-
7 My 8 '13
Keeping the automobile In service. A. Fow-
ler. Am Mach 38:818 My 15 '13
I.«ylng out the service l>uililing. Automobile
29:332-3 Ak 21 13
Packard service system. Automobile 28:6SS-
7 Mr 13 13
Service for electrics. Automobllo 28:898-9
Ap 24 '13
Service plants for Boston owners. II Auto-
mobile 28:577-9 Mr 6 '13
Service system of New York Cole dealera.
Automobile 2S:1210-3 Je 12 '13
trade. Automobile 29:650-4 O 9 '13
Simplified slock system. Automobile 29:26-7
Jl 3 -13
Special shops for Goodyear service, II Au-
tomobile 29:18>i Jl 31 '13
Steams co., N. Y.— model service and In-
spection. Automobile 28:852-6 Ap 17 '13
Automobile signal a
Methods employed In making the long horn.
II. Mawson. II Am Mach 38:733-7 My 1 'IB
1913 warning signals. II Automobile 28:382-
5 Ja 3D '13
Aulomobile touring
entrants carefully planned
Ivertlsing. Automobile 29:324-5 Ag 21 '13
- — ring party. 11 Automobile
'13
1H41-3 n 4
Swedish ro>-al automobile club's annual win-
ter tour. II Automobile 28:736-7 Mr 27 'It
Transcontinental hodge-podge. E. Li. Fergu-
son. II Automobile 28:877-81, 980-3. 974-7,
1018-21 Ap 24-My 15 '13
Automoblla trailers
--.r>e11verv Irnller for pds.ipnKer csrs, II Auto-
/ m<.'.ilp l'S;i:'-3 Je 19 '13
. Digitized GvCOC^IC
INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
...tonioblle 29:338-10 Ar 21 'IS
Analysis of the 1913 car. Automobile SS:6T-
73 Ja e -13
AiiBtIn new six leailer. 11 Aulomgblle 29;
1016.7 N n '13
Brain products; being a. company- by-com-
pany story of all 1913 cars, listing their
changes, lines of development and general
tendencies In chassis and bodies, J. E:
Schlpper. II Automobile 28:)08-S5 Ja 9 '13
BuEBitl car an example of light fast vehicles.
11 Automobile i9:91B-20 N 13 '13
Bulck adds six to four-cylinder line. 11 Au-
tomobile 29:600-3 O Z '13
Cadtllao 19H cars have two-apeeil rear aile.
II Aulomobll? Z9:l«9-71 Jl 24 '13
Car of 1913. Scl Am 10S:2E Ja 11 'IS
Carnation model; small car. II Automobile 29:
35 Jl 3 'II
Cars Of 1913. il Automobile 28;79-99 Ja 9
'IS
fou
■13
-cylinders for
R 4 'IS
c tor 1914. I
1911.
. Automobile
iblte 29:434-7
Chalm.
8 4-
Cbandler six ol tight construction. II Auto-
mobile 2S;994 Hv 8 '13
Climbing Pike's Peak by automobile: effect
on motor and (Ires. O. W. Hall. Automobile
29:1115 D 11 '13
Coal engine for automobiles run by coal gas.
V: Hart, plan Eng H 44:4I3-E D '12
Cole 1914 models. 11 Automobile 29:172-3 Jl
24 '13
Deltal. Isotta and Erwln Hpeclal are novel
racers. 11 Automobile 29:414-5 S 4 '13
DeSoto car embodies light six motor. II Au-
tomobile 29;10SB-7 D 4 "13
Delrotter adds model B with sloping hood and
" " ■■ Dr. diaga Automobile 29;12H-
5 D 2
■13
Dr. Bled lei's science popularized. Automo-
bile 28:891-2 Ap 24 '13
Electric vehicles for 1913. il Automobile 2S:
10-23 Ja 2 '13
Empire 1914 car a refined and enlarged edi-
tion of 1913. II Automobile 29:I05!!-3 D 4 '13
European models, Aulomoblte 29:4-E Jl 3 '13
" " I shock absorption of power
1437-9 i
- in kiln
Bobeth. Am Soc t
1914 has six-cvllnd
iblle 29:Tnn-1 O 16 ']
dlag!
French car
show. W. F. Bradley. 11 Auf
50 N 6 '13
German lO-horsppowei
1120-1 My 29 '13
r chassis,
at Paris
miniat
Automobile SS:
itomobile. 11 Aulumoblle 21:
1320-1 Je 26 '13
Havers 6-60 has larger motor for 1914, II
Automobile 29:523-3 S IS 'IS
Haynes adopts electric gearshift; two six-
cylinder 1
-■ 120-2 <
rd adi'.
.Mle 29:1210-1 P =5
ider lypes, 11 Aut-
II Automobile 29;
system.
6 '13
Hudson to make sixes exclusively. 11 Auto-
mobile 29:254-7 Ag 7 "13
Hupmobile adopts electric system. II Automo-
bile 29triT2-E S 25 '13
Ignition, motors and gearsets discussed by
R A. E. members. Automobile 28:392-3 Ja
23 '13
lm_perlals In^ fpurchassls. plans Automobile
. II plan A ilc-
4 -13
"Automobl'lV 29 : B!« -9
Krit motor cars have new bodies. 11 Auto-
mobile 29:912-3 N IS 'IS
ou-obile 29;Ki:- I N 27 '13
r light six; type 77 has unit power plant
'- '- ■ — -"e 28:772-3 Ap
29:392-3 Ag 28 '13
Automobile 29:601-T O 2 "13
Marmon small six with I.-head cylinders cast
In llirees and gear-box located amidships.
II dlags Automobile 29:1190-2 D 26 13
Maxim tricar adapted for both business and
Pleasure. II Aulomoblle 28:615 Mr 6 '13
Maxwell 26 Is out. 11 Automobile 2B:86t-E Ap
Mitchell has three models for 1914. 11 plan
Automobile 29:1116-9 D 11 '13
Modem car and Che noise problem. L. Klngs-
29;960-3 N 20 '13
il plans Automobile
long stroke and syphon cooling. II Auto-
mobile 23:1218 Je 12 '13
Multiplex— a new car with racy lines. II Au-
tomobile 28:995 My 8 '13
for 1914. II Automobile 29:1212-3 D 25 '13
I'nthflnder has V-radlator, streamline body,
dry plate clutch and four-speed gearset. il
Automobile 29:914-5 N 13 '13
Peerless continues the tbree sixes. 1! Automo-
bile 2S:99Z-3 My 8 '13
Pullman out with light six-cyiinaer. il Auto-
mobile 29:525-7 S 18 '13
Rambler supplanted by JefTery. II diags Au-
tomobile 29:694-7 O 16 '13
. & M, emhodies foreign features. II Aulo-
Standards committee of the Soc. A. E. re-
port. Automobile 28:252-3 Ja 16 '13
Sli^rna adopts left drive and center con-
trol. 11 Automobile 29:196-7 Jl 31 '13
Sludehaker tour and six for 1914. II Automo-
bile 29:9oS-ll N 13 'IS
Slutz car has four and six on one chassis.
II AulomohilP 29:516-8 S 18 '!3
Trafllc by land, J. E. Kuhn. Scl Am S 76:
139 Ag 30 '13
Trend in automobile construction: the views
of automobile engineers and designers. Scl
Am 103:46 Ja II 't3; Scl Am S 75:32 Ja
Automobile
> N 20 'IS
adds six-cylinder cars. II Automobile
;a:9!l-2 N 13 "
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Automobllei —Continufit.
WlnCon 1914 motor has longer stroke, dlags
Automobile 29;T02-4 O 16 '13
Sec a 1(0 Automobile englneB and other
headings beglnnlnK with Automobile; Cycle-
care; Electric trucks : Electric vehicles:
GHraBcs; Motor cycles: Motor trucks;
Springs (mechanism); Tlree; Wheels
Accident!
Sir Automobile accidents
firr nlxn Anles; Automohilea — Gearing;
Au tomobl les — Wh eels
Baarlng*
Retainers Improved In special bearlnga, Ati-
■ '!*ulimobt[|"29:S5^-S 's 'z
Dealen tor runabout boiy with doors, disss
Automobile !8:8E0-1 Ap 17 '13
Deeign for etreamllne runabout body. G; J.
Mercer, diags Automobile Zg:102S-9 My IE
■IS
Folding tops for llmouslne-landaulets. dlags
Aulomoblle Z8:T26-T Mr S7 '13
Freak FYench automobile bodies. II Sci Am
10S:2M Mr 23 '13
F*u(ure car; how car l>odles have developed
at home and abroad. W. Baunard. II Scl
Am 108:28-30 Ja 11 '13
Limousine and landau let types combined. II
Automobile 3S:Sg2-S, Mr 20 '13
Limousine body designed [or the Ford.
J. Mercer, diags Automobllt
17 "13
Motor coach: SprlnnHeld convertible , boily
H-S Jl
I N IS 13
. II Automobile 29:
1914 Peerless closed i -
bile 39:320-1 Aft 21 '13
Dne-plece material tor tops. Automobile 29:
931 N 13 '13
Queer automobile bodies: French designs.
11 Scl Am 108:204 Mr 1 '13
Runabout body design for Paige -Detroit. G:
J. Mercer, dtags Automobile 23:1170-1 Je
Automobile 2S:896-f Ap 24 '_.
Schoop's metallizing method for motor ve-
hicle bodies. Automobile 23:462 F 13 '13
Seml-r.)l\apslb!e body for Ford oar*. Q: J.
Mercer, dlags Automobile 29:374-K Ag 28
'13
Stearns— Knight has European features, 11
Automobile 29:932-3 N 13 '13
Strpamllne bodies at Olympla. II Automolille
tomobile 29:1010-
Passengcr car chassis listed for 1913; horse-
power and mechnnicHi details. Automobile
2S:13e-4T Ja 9 '13
Pierce- Arrow adds 2-fon truck chassis. 11
Automobile 29:570-1 S 35 '13
Regal models both under and overalung. II
Automobile 29:660-2 O B '13
Clutches
DeslCTi of clutch release shoes. J: B, Myers.
Mach 19:723-4 My '13
Design of clutch release shoes. M. Twry.
plans Mach 19:333-4 Ja '13
Choosing a color scheme. Automobile 28:1070
My 22 '13
Quiet colors In fashion. Automobile 29:249 Ag
7 '1»
dlags Maoh 19:786-7 Je 'IS
G earless automobile differential. R. Babcock,
■■ " 1 Ap 26 '13
!, dlags Automobile 28:
arleas differ
1322 Je 26 '1,
" ~ dllTerentlal displaces beve
. II
Automobile 29:637 S 18 '13
New type of spiral gear differential. 11 Scl
Am 1(^:203 O 4 '13
Some dllTerentln) Ideas. J, Munden, II Au-
tomobile 29:970-1 N 20 '13
Electric equipment
A, C. A. testa Dijur-Paekard generator, 11
Automobile 29:1049 D 4 '13
Advantages of dutch-type generator and sep-
arate starting and lighting units Tor motor
cars. A. Churchward. Am Inst E E Pro 32;
19S8-93 N 'II
Automobile electric system and that of a
railroad cor. R. M, Newbold. Automobile
29:1120-1 D 11 '13
Battery life depends on correct design of sys-
tem. A. 8. Cole. 11 Automobile 29:597 O 2 'IS
equipment ja double deck design. II
Aulor
Electrr
of i
'13
Automobile
7-9 Jl 31
.._j.ter for automobile radiators. II
E^lec W 62:443-3 Ag 30 '13
Electric lighting worth the money. Automo-
bile 29:1170-1 D 18 '13
Electric starting, lighting and Ignition sys-
^.. _ ,1 gigj, ^ JJ.J5J j^
1 ^ Paris
t gasoline
'. 11 ;
Engineers disagree on starter units. Auto-
mobile 29:190-2, 231-B. 2S2-3, 328-30. 383-S,
422-3. 162-3, b:A-5 Jl 31-S 11, 2S '13
Fisher B-ampero generator. II Automobile 38;
999 M? 8 '13
French generators for lighting of cars with
novel mean.-i for equalizing voltage, diags
Automobile 29;6«8-T0 O 9 '13
Fuel consumption by electric eeu-iratir. Au-
tomobile 29:1218-9 D 25 '13
Grny tc Dnvls use planetary iwliiction:
starting motors In three slies, 11 Auto-
mobile 29:1110-1 D II '13
Installing secrot control swlt^. plan Auto-
mobile 28:1076 My 31 'IS
Norwalk car has electric shift. II Automobile
29:80-1 Jl 10 '13
Resuscitntlng a dead storage battery. Auto-
mobile 33:949 My 1 'IS
Shifting gears by electricity. II Scl Am 109:
140 Ag 23 '13
Types of storage batteries and their care.
Automobile 28:7"R-9 Ap 3 '13
Voltage at the spark gap. dlKg AutMHOblle
23:1177-6 Je B 'IS
Ward Irfonard motor generator arrang-
ed In tandem. II Automobile 29:I1I>7 D 18 '13
Wiring of an automatic cut-out. dlags Au-
tomobile 2a;8::7-9 O 30 "13
fcrr aim Automobile engines — ignition ilir-
vlces: Automobiles— Cearlng; Automobiles
— Ughtlng; Automobiles— Starting devices;
Magnetos
Equipment and >uppll«)
Alternating a stethoscope to locate motor
knocks. W: R. Inghram. Scl Am 108:359
• I 12 '13
Chnr
I oil I
. plan Automobile
motorlHts. II Scl
tale. Scl Am 108:
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Automobllu — Equipment and supplies— Conl.
Many flltlnga for cars and tor drivers. 11
Automobile za;656-7. 698-9 Mr 13-20 '13
Plant for making automobile tool boiea;
aiobe machine ft stamping' co., Cleveland,
O. II Iron Age 91:643-6 Mr IS '13
Pneumatic suspension for varylnt; load, 11
Automobile 2B:6M Mr 20 '13
PrevenllnK vibration, plan Automobile S8:B08
p to "•
3hlmpt i ^
dlasB Automobile 28:1 __. _. _-
Shock absorbers show Improved details, tl
Automobile !S:3T1-3 Ja 30 '13
Tire carriers for 1913. 11 Automobile 28: 691-
3 Mr 6 '13
Windshields. 11 Automobile 2i:3M-6 3a 30 -13
Worm gea-T. brakes, sTirlnKs. maicnelos. and
new axles. 11 Automobile 29:308-13 O 30 '13
See alaa Acoel^rometer; Automobile en-
Si neii; Aulomobllf^s — Electric equipment;
Automobiles — Pedals; Auiomoblles — Had-
lators; Brakes, Automobile; Carbureters;
Magnetos; Mufflers: Shock absorbers; Spark
plugs; Speedometers: Vaporliers
Exhibitions
Automobile America at the shows In Madi-
son Square Garden and Grand Central Pal-
ace, 11 Aulomoblle 28:218-29 Ja IS -13
BelKium^s national show. 11 Automobile 28:
Boston show, March. 1913, J, E: Schlpper.
11 Aulomoblle 28:621-1 Mr 13 '13
Chicago the automobile Mecca: 13th annual
automobile show, 1913. II Automobile 28;
399-403, 436 F 8 '13
Complete list of exhibitors at Boston sbov.
Automobile 28:582 Mr 6 '13
Features of (he 13 th national automobile
show. 1913. Am Mach 3B:1GT Ja 23 '13
14th Paris salon. Oct.. 1913, W, F. Bradley.
11 Automobile 29:786-9. 803-7 O 23-30 '13
International aulomoblle show at St, ri.'lur!'-
burg, 11 Automobile 28:1217 Je 19 '13
Manager of Abbott motor co, does not be-
lieve In New Tork and Chicago shows.
M. J. Hsmmera, Automobile 38:617 F 20 '13
New Tork automobile shows. Scl Am 108:86
Ja 2S '13
Olympla exhibition. 1913, J. R, Crllchley. 11
Automobile 29:902-5, 949-S5. 977-81 N 13-20
■13
Philadelphia show a success. Automobile 28:
390 Ja SO '13
Prominent aulomohites exhibited at Olympla,
II dlaKB Aulomoblle 29:1002-7 N 27 '13
Revelations of the Boston aulomoblle show,
Scl Am 108:266 Mr 22 '13
Streamline bodies at Olympla. II Automobile
29:997-1002 N 27 '13
13th annual exhibition of Imported cars, N.
T., 1913, II Automobile 28;172-3 Ja 9 '13
13th French automobile show. 1913. Auto-
mobile 28: EG Ja 2 '13
Fuel
See Aulomoblle engines — Fuel
Ad)iislment of silent chains for valve Ignition,
dlags Automobile 29:248 Ag 7 '13
Automobile bevel drive Keara; forglns. ma-
chining, heat-treating, inspecting and as-
sembllng, D, T. HamJIton, il Mach 19:417-23
F "IS
Auto
lobfle
:ajder
dlags Mach 20:36-8
Continuous gear change, dlag Automobile
28:981-2 My 8 '13
Crltiolam of American drive-stMirt construc-
tion. Automobile 28:718-9 Mr 27 '13
Delroit S, A, E, discusses electric shift. Au-
tomobile 29:936 N 13 '13
Duplication of gears having long and short
addenda. " *" '•— — "*"-->- .n,,,r .. —
'IS
Fioatit^ . .
tomoblle 28:438-4
aeor changing and the clutch brake. B. P.
Batiell. dlaga Automobile ZS:722-S Mr 2T
. Baxter. Mlat^ 1
:776-7 Jo
GearboK location— which? Automobile 11:
940-1. 983-&. 10Z6-7, 1063, 1123, 1Z07-8 My
8-29. Je 12 '13
Gearseta show conservative design, dlaga Au-
tomobile 28:780-2 Ap 3 'IS
Gray gearshift Includes starter, il Automobile
29:1075 D 1 '13
Incorrect meshing causes growl. dlBB Auto-
mobile 28:1181 My 29 '13
Investigation of efficiency of worm searing
for automobile transmission: discussion of
paper by W: H, Kenerson. Am Soc M E J
35:676-80 Ap '13
Mondex— magic gears et. dlags Automobile
28:783 Ap 3 'IS
New noiseless gear for motor cars. 11 Scl Am
109:149 Ag 2S '13
Norwalk lar has electric shift. 11 Automobile
Pneumatic or electric gearshift? 8. R. Hunter.
Automobile 29:865 N 6 '13
Quicker action makes gearchanglng with the
electric shift simpler than with the lever.
Automobile 29:921 N 13 'IS
Rear axle gearbox. S, B, Waldon. ii Automo-
bile 28:869-1 Ap 17 '13
Robs gearset does away with clashing, dlags
Automobile 29:1217 D 25 '13-
Shlfllng gears by electricity. 11 Scl Am 109:
140 Ag 23 'IS
Silent cTialns In motor ponstru-;tl..n. Auto-
mobile 28:350-1 Ja 30 '13
Society of automoibUe engineers on worm
drive. Automobile 28:826 Ap 10 '13
Special machine for hobblng automobile gears.
11 Iron .Age 91:261 Ja 23 '13
Status of the worm-gear i'' —
28:719 Mr 2? '13
Variable speed hydraulic
motor trucks. 11 Scl Am 109:208 S 13
Vulcan electric Rearshlft. dlags Auto
3S:77S Ap 3 '13
Why Packard uses -^ « -
Waldon, Aulomoblle 29:100R-9 N 27 '13
Worm gearing for automobile transmission:
recorA of a number of tests, II dlaxs
Mach 19:46-9 S '12
Hff aim Automobiles-Differential; Au-
tomobiles—Steering gear
Ignition
Sec Automobile engines — Ignlllon de-
vices; Automobiles — Electric equipment
Inspection
How materials for automobiles are Inspec-
ted: system employed by Packard motor
car CO B. P. Roberts, diag Automobile
2S:1300-S Je 36 '13: Same cond. Iron Tr
R 53:209-12 Jl 31 '13; Same cond. Ind Eng
13:tl8-21 O '13; Same cond. Iron Age 92:168-
60 Jl 17 '13
insuranoe
See Insurance, Automobile
Ltehtlng
Acetylene lighting system defcti^aed. ll._ H.
re. Automobile
, S, D.
due emphasis placed o
„ „,i dectrto light ays-
lomoblles. Automobile 28:997
My 8 '13
Hetler regulation of values In automobile
lamps ding Automobile 29tll6-7 Jl 17 '13
Complications of electric lighting. Aulomoblle
Dyni
\ 109:56 1
19 '
'IS; Same. Scl Am K 76:394-5 D 1. ..
Electric cranking and lighting. II Automo-
bile 28:242-7, 310-6. 339-46, 416-21 Ja 16-F
Electric lighting of the gasoline c*r, II dlags
Automobile 28:422-6 F B '13
Electric-lighting system for automobiles. 1!
Eiec W 61:159-60 Ja IS '13
Electric lighting worth the money. Automobile
29:334-5, 1170-1 Ag 21. D IB '13
Gray and Davis lighting system explained.
dlags Aulom-""- ""■■"' " " ' '"
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Automobllei — Lighting — i-i.,ilinu€<l.
Making two autotnolilli.' lumps do the work
of four. Scl Am 1«9:3>2 N l.i '13
Protests agnlnat the Freat-O-Llte tests. Au-
tomobile 29:416-7 S 1 '13
Bee also Automobiles— Electric equipment
ManufBctur*
Automobile and machine tools. Am Mach
33:161 Js 23 '13
Automobile manufacturing methods. I). T.
Hamlllon. II dlaKa Mach 19:XTO-5 Jl '13
Automobile side frame press. II Iron Age 91:
1I6B-7 My IE '13
Broaching automobile parts. C L. lAlcas. II
dla«s Mach 19:187-B Je '13
Building- an automobile every 40 seconds. F.
K. Colvln. 11 Am Mach 38:7^7-62 My 8 '13
Drawing and formlnK an automobile elulch
cone. D. T. Hamilton. It Mach J0:l'<2-3 N "IS
Drilling and mllllne in the shops of the
Winton motor car co.. Cleveland. F. H,
Colvln. 11 Am Mach 38:133-40 Ja 23 'IS
European electric steel automobile castings.
E. F. Lake. 11 Iron Arc 91:763-70 Mr 27 '13
Forging and mar-hlning automobile front axles.
11 Mach 20:2N7-9 U '13
Foundry speclallKlnB In motor car castlngx;
Overland cu. II plan Fouti.liy 4l:D37-«2 D
'13
Butler
isllngs. H. i
1! Ii
How malerlalH for automohllCH
system employed by I'ai-kurd motor car co.
E. F. ICoberta. dlag Automobile 23:1306-8
Je 26 '13: Same cond. Iron Tr K 53:^0^-12
Jl 31 '13: ^amc cond. Ind Ens 13:418-21 o
'13; Same cond. Iron Age 92:ISS-«0 Jl II '13
Iron and steel committee of Society at au-
tomobile engineers furnish test [Iguiea. 11
Automobile 28:1220-1 Je 12 13
Keys and keyways for automobile, U Automo-
bile 29:424-6. 16T-9 S 1-11 '13
Laboratories of the modern factory: apparatus
and InveatlBatlonM of the Studi-baker cor-
poration, Detroit. B. F. Lake, il Iron Age
92:387-91 Ag 21 '13
Malleable Iron castings for automobile work.
E. Touceda. it Iron Age 91:1426-9 Je 12 '13:
Same. Iron Tr it !i2il3B8-63 Je 12 '13: Same.
Automobile 23:1260-3 Je 19 '13; Same. Foun-
dry 41:-'7fi-80 Jl '13
Marmun accuracy and liow obtained. II Auto-
mobile 29:1044-8 1> 4 '13
Haas- production the source of perfected con-
struction. Automobile 28:1023-4 My 15 '13
Maxwell uses one factory for spare imrts for
244 models. 11 Automobile 29:lWtS-llU0 D
11 '13
Model automobllo foundrj-: Willys-Overland
CO., Toledo, O. It plan ML'iat Ind n s 11:475-6
plan Automobile" 29:4iii-6T S il '13
FftCkatd motor car con^pany. IDetrolt. O. J.
Abell. 11 Iron Age 91:l;ll7-ot, 14iri-2t. 1473-6
Je 6-19 '13
Secrets of automobile easting manufacture.
il Foundry 41:261-71 Jl '13
Shop practice of the Wl 1 1 ya- Overland co.,
Toledo; evolution of a four-throw crank-
shaft-machining flywh.-els, cam-shafts, etc.
D. T. Hamilton, il Much 19:496-9 Mr '13
Ford 1 -
r Jl :
'13
Standardlilng the making of automobile
parte. Am Mach 38:833 My 16 '13
Tools for a high grade automobile. R. Maw-
son. II Am Mnch 38:127-30 Ja 21 '13
Bee a{»o Automobile engines — Manufacture;
Automobiles— Gearing: Aulomobtlis— I'alnt-
ing
Nomenclature
Nomenclature report. E. J. Stoddanl. Auto-
mobile 2S:1222 Je 12 '13
Palntlflg
Rapid painting of the automobile. Automobile
29:19 Jl 3 '13
Ste ol™ Automobiles- Color
Adjiis
- pedals.
i 29:236-9 Ag
mobile 28:iO0-7 >_ - ..
What gasoline pleasure car can I buyT i
compoBlle price list of American pleasun
Radiators
Angles for pump connection to radiator. H.
W. Hawkins. Foundry 41:23! Je '13
Beat iinll-freeze solution. Automobile 29:1022
,\ 27 '1.1
Getting the angles for the pump connection
to an auto radiator. Foundry 41:30 Ja 'IS
Repairing radiator tube leak, dlag Automo-
bile 28:989-90 My 8 '13
Wolfe radiator with variable area. II Aulomo-
Maklng repairs on inner tut
2H:71 Jl 10 '13
Tire repairs— nudsidc and garage. J. E:
Kchlpper. il Automobile 29:496-9. 646-9 8
lK-25 '13
sn al'ti Auiomobiles. Care of
Sataty devices
Mirrors for dangerous street cornera. 11 Au-
tomobile 28:646 Mr 13 '13
Shock absorbers
Hiv Shock absorbers
Signals
Bee Automoi^le signals
Springs
pting spring suspenaion to varying loadA.
"dlagAUilomoblle 28:1023 "My is 'is'
irovvmenls of sjirlngs and tires. Automobi
9:2!i8-9 Ag
im-
I. a. H. Baillee. Automobile
FrU'tlon betnecn the spring leaves a small
factor in the damping of oscillations. Au-
tomobile 29:lls4-8 D 18 '13
Progress In aiiring suspension. H. C. Turner.
Automobile 2H:12-fi-7 Je 19 '13
Iteasons for the wobbling of front wheels.
Automobile 29:3sn-l Ag 28 '13
Rledler on the action of springs. Automo-
bile 28:846-7 Ap 17 '13
Te.ulfl tor leaf springs and their treatment.
E. F. Lake. II Maoli 20:217-21 N '13
Starting tievlcel
Air preferred for starteM in France, dlag
Automobile M:804-6 AP 10 '13 _
I'bllc 2!t:818' O 30 '13
. II Au
""Auromobile" 2U:»i2-;i'N 20 '13
Effect of the self-starter on motor-truck de-
velopment. Eng Rec 67:B10 My 10 'IS
Electric cranking and lighting. II Autoropblle
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. 11 Automobile
_ _ _ _ _ mobile ZS:
lllO-l D 11 '13
Hartford Htarter fitted with flywheel. 11 diae
Automobile 2!i:9t5-6 N 13 '13
How strong and heavy a motor
be if operated by power stored ....
aprlng. Automobile 29:974-5 N 20 '13
Improved Rofill m-— " ■■•—
29:341-2 Ag 21 lo
Metropolitan H. A. K, dlscuaaes starters. Au-
tomobile 29:11 Jl 3 '13
d<a« Automobile £»:l(l24-!> N ZT '13
RuHhmore starter reijiilrea no Intermediate
gears. 11 Automobile 29:866 N E '13
Tight motor easier to start. Autiimoblle 29:
164-B Jl 24 '13
WestlnghousB starter a compact design, diaga
Automobile 29:1U«D-1 D 4 '13
Sec a(»o A ulo mob Ilea— Electric equipment
Statistics
Automobiles now form 59 per cent ot Mas-
sacbu setts' vehiclea. J. T. Sullivan. Au-
tomobile 2S:495-9 F 20 '13
Car registrations gain 71,884 in 3 months. D.
M. I-oy. Automobile 29:10S9-91 D 11 '13
Registrations, 1912, 1.010,(83, U. M. LAy.
Automobile 28:327-33 Ja 30 '13
Stearin B gear
DevelopoK
Left si
tor c
3 '13
. H. Gre
:. II ;
steering gear design ._ .
tomoblle 2S:612-4 Mr 6 '13
Theory at correct ateerlng. Automobile 28:
B5E-7 Ap n '13
Taxation
Oars tajted on unused horsepower, diag Au-
tomobile 23:707-9 Mr 37 '13
Horsepower as basis for tax discussed. Au-
tomobile 28:765. 812-3, 849. 894-6, 1040-1. Ap
3-24, My 15 -13
Testing
Delecting resislance — saving fuel. W. C.
Marshall, il Automobile 26:333-6, 888-90,
937-9, 978-9 Ap IT-My 8 '13
Dynamometers va. twid- testing. Automobile
"--"'8 My 1 -13
Nine
lobile
erfect
;:7"6-7 J<
i Je
?nKin<
Spring substitute for a pneumatic tire. 11 Sd
Am 105:3fl0 Ap 1» '13
Spring wheel U. K. DomiS. Set Am 1DB:19T
Mr 1 '13
Spring wheel for automobiles. 11 plan Biik N
69:781 Ap 17 '13
Spring wheel problem. £1. P. Du Pont. Scl
Am 108:375 Ap 26 '13
Spring wheels cure bumpa, H. T. Dunbar. Au-
tomobile 28:1314-5 Je IZ 'IS
Blralght-spoke wire wheel more resilient
than tangent type. J. B. Dunlop, II Automo-
bile 29:860-1 N 6 '13
Triple spoke wheels designed to take great
. dti
Btraina
igs J
I K and Blgma.
Wire automobile wheda not a fad. W. F.
Kvhu.s. Iron Age !i2;190 Jl 24 '13
Bee alto Axlesi Motor trucks — Wheels;
Windows
FramelesB glass windows for automobiles.
G: J. Mercer, plan Automobile 28:644 Mr
13 'IS
How non-inflammable celluloid Is actually
used For automobiles and aeroplanea. Au-
tomobile 33:1022-3 My 15 '13
Automobiles, Care of
Automobile repairs. P. C. I. 11 Scl Am 108:
583 Je 28 '13
Constant Inflatlrui means tons tire life. Au-
lomoblle 28:1316-7 Je 26 '13
Daily <'''>re of the car is essential. Automobile
29:421 !:; 4 'IS
Directions for grooming an automobile. Au-
tomobile 28:507-8 F 20 '13
In form iLt ion on cleaning, fast driving, and
Location of gasoline engine troubles made
easy, II Scl Am 108:34-5 Ja 11 '13
Low Inflathin on bad roadH. J. B. Dunlop.
body. II AutomoMle 28:
818-9 Ap 10 '13
me for cleaning the car. Automobile 28:
721 Mr 27 '13
ire reiiairs — roadside and gnrage. J. E:
Electric. Kee
trio
ruck a;
(0 moll lie rac
Wheel!
Analysis of requlrementa In truck wheels.
Automobile 28:676-3 Mr 3D '13
Demountable and quick detachable rims.
diaga Automobile 28:558-61 F 37 '13
Development of the wire wheel. G: W, Ilouk.
Automobile 2S:12:'3-E Je 12 '13
Fallacy of the spring wheel. Ia J. Monahati.
Scl Am 10S:335 Ap 12 -13
Front wheel design. F. C. Sheehy. plan
Automobile 28:353 Ja 30 '13
Helios demountable wire wheel. Aulomobite
28:892-3 Ap 24 '13
Houk whecLs. 11 Automobile 29:719 O 16 '13
Large -diameter wheels and the underalung
frame. V. A. I*ngaker. Automobile 28:
299 Ja 23 '13
MrCue whpela u^td as rpiftilnr o.niipmenl.
plans Automobile 28:510-1 F 20 '13
Machine for awaglng automobile wire-wheel
spokes. Scl Am 109:214 S 13 '13
Pros and cons of wire wheels. H: Souther.
plan Automobile 28:468-9 F 13 '13
Hcquiremcnts of cast sleel wheela. G:
Walther. disea Automobile 39:82-3 Jl 10 '13
S. A. E. hears rim manutacturere in Cleve-
land. Automobile 23:693 Mr ID 'IS
Schermaek aprlrg wheel acta on new princi-
ple, li diae Automobile 28:568-9 F 27 '13
Shock -absorbing hub. U Scl Am 108:818 Ap B
Automobiles. Military
AutomoUile field kitchen. 11 Scl Am 198:500
My 31 '13
Militarv automobile gim. 11 Scl '
Mr 15 '13
Motorizing MarM in
29:639-13 O 9 'IS
Municipal
1 103:347
.... W: W.
Ap '13
Automobile pay car tor Detroit city em-
ployes. II Munlc Ens 44:140 F '13
Controlling use of dopartmcnl automobiles In
PhllHd.^lphia. J. Kecd. Munlc Eng 44:353-4
, Municipal
Emery In road races. Automobile 28:608 Mr
6 '13
Where should the money for good roads oon-
Btructlon be spent? Erg N 69:1013 My 16
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INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
Chaml>era. Sd Am S 76:89-
AutoiUbre. W. ]
90 F 8 '13
Auto-traniformer*. See Electrics
Avary* library. See Columbia university— Avery
llbrajT
I D '12
E. L. Ovlng-
fllsht Bel
Aeroplane, motor,
ton. It Bus M 4*
Btg aeroclane am
Am 10S:420 My 3 lit
CrossInK the ocean In a flying machine. Bel
Am 108:446 My 17 '13
Flying for altitude recnrdB. C. Dlenstbnch, Sc!
Am 109:470 D 20 ■|3
Flylny in fofr and at night, C. Dienatbach. Sd
Am 109:423 D 6 '13
Journey In a Zeppelin; Impressions of a trip
In the airship Vlhtoria Lulse. C. Dlenst-
bseh. II Sel Am 108:4(9 My 17 '13
P«S«urtB remnrkable performances. II Sci Am
109:301 O 18 '13
Seeord cross-country flight with an Ameri-
mlllt&ry monoplane. Scl Am 109)136
„4« '
'13
Safety parachute tor airmen. II Scl Am 108:
B20 Je 7 'IS
Turning Bomeraaulls with an aeroplane: the
■ ' ■ ■ ■ Adolphe Ptgoud. 11
— „ 5 F^irope. H:
H. Suplee. map Scl Am 109:49« D 27 '13
t<iv alio Aerodynamic laboratories; Aero-
nautics; Aeroplane races; Aeroplanea
Accidents
Aeroplane accidents. Sci Am 108:S1Z Je 7 '13
French army offleers killed In balloon ascent.
11 Sci Am S 7B:37I Je 14 'IS
Prevention of aviation accidents. B. G. Still.
Sci Am 109:269 O 4 '13
Wreck ot the (irat German naval airship L 1.
C. Dienatbach. Scl i
1 109:2$6 O 4 '13
fleld. Sel
Aviation map*. See Maps, Aeronautic
Axle llghtino- See Car lighllnK
Am lea
AulomoWIe rear axle design, K. W. Najder.
Mach 20:36-8 8 '13
Electrical J y controlled two- speed rear axle
deslni tor motor cars. II Scl Am 109:95 Ag
2 '13
Floating types dominate axle fleld. disss
Automobile 28:438-41 F fi '13
Forging and machinine automobile front
axles, II Mach 30:287-9 D '1,1
Interurban car axles. Elec Ry J 42:143-4
Jl 36 '18
Service records of heat-treated chrome-
vanadium, axles. Ry A Bng R 53:571-2 Je
8n alM Bearings (machinery); Wheels
Automatic astronomical calculator: Butter-
Held asimuth chronometer. A. H. Brown.
11 Sci Am S T«:44-6 Jl 19 '13
Ailmuth by direct solar observations. Q; L.
Hoamer. Rng N 69:861 Ap 24 '13
Azimuth by direct solar observation, L,; Roas.
Eng N 69:454-8 Mr 6 '13
Simple method of ohialninf; time and nxiniuth.
J. A. Macdonald. Ity. Age !i[i:llN6 n in '13
Baalbek the mymerlous: Jl. J. Shcpstone. II
.fcl Am 109:456-7 D 13 'IJ
Babbitt metals
Bearing metal. A. P. Wright. Metal Ind n s
11:245-8 Je '13
Study of bearing metals and testing meth-
o<ls. T. D. Lynch. II Foundry 41:291-4 Jl
'13; Same. Metal Ind n s 11:295-8 Jl '13;
Excerpts. Ind Eng 13:410 S '13
9 Mr 6 '13
Antiquities
Babylonian excavation a by the Qermans. B.
J, Banks. II Sol Am 108:357-9 Ap 19 '13
Backflllfng. See Trenches
Bacteriology
Bacteria In eggs. Scl Am S 76:80 Ag 3 '13
Bacteriology and your health: serums and
vaccines In the diagnosis, treatment and
prevention ot dlseaae. C: F: Bolduan. U
Scl Am 108:540-1 Je 14 '13
Bacteriology ot Ice. E. O. Jordan. Scl Am S
75;199 Mr 29 '13
Salt-rising hread; raising dough '
ly discovered bat" ' -- ■ -
Sci Am 10S;!20 Mr S '13
Ultra- microscopic paraaltea. Scl Am S 76;80
F 1 'IS
Bee alto Auto-ln toxica tion
Bacteriology, Dairy. See Dairy bacteriology
Bacteriology, Water. See Water — Bacteriology
Baekeland, Leo Hendrlk, 1863-
Award ot the third Wlllard Qlbbs medal to
Dr. Baekeland. por Met A Chem Bug 11:
SIl-1 Je '13
Bag.h
Economic combustion of low grade or waste
fuels. D. M. Myers. Eng M 46:358-60 My '13
Baggage and empress cars
Express car tor automobile shipments. 11 Elec
Ry J 41:721 Ap 19 '13
New light-weight express cars of the Bay
state street railway. Boston. II plana Elee
Ry J 42;49l-4 & 27 '13
'■pedal hagRSee car tor bc
Age (Merh ed) 87; 615-8
Baggage cars. See Baggage and express ears
Balrd machine company
Inst ailing Taylor system in Connecticut
plant, Imn Tr R ,13:221-2 Jl 31 '13
Baked enamel painting on the cars of Hudson
&. Manhattan railroad. II Elec Ry J 41:116-
9 Ja 25 '13
Balancing devices for centrifugal pumps. A. V.
" eller. ■■- " -
Mueller, dlaga Eng N 70; ~490-4
Balkan war, 1912-1913
Bomb-droppIng in the Balkans. !
1 109:
r Journal bearings. R. H. Grant.
Design of ball hearings. F. J. Jaroseh. plans
Ind Eng 13:24-7. Tl-4. 117-9 Ja-Mr 'IS
Formula for .letermlning the ball circle dia-
meter for halt bearings. W. C. Prior. Mach
2":3S S -13
Manufacture ot halls for hearings. T: J, Hol-
ler. 11 Scl Am S 76:84-5 Ag 9 '13
Ribbon type ot separator (or ball t>earlngs.
II Ind Eng 13:7R-9 F '13
Specialists who do not specialise In prices.
V; W. Page. Mach 19:544-5 Mr '13
Bee aim Bearings (machinery)
Ballast. See Railroads— Track
Ballast cars. I^ee Cars Iballast)
Balloon sheds. See Hangars
Balloons and airships
Achievements ot mllllary aircraft. H, Ban-
nerman -Phillips. 11 Scl Am 10S:30T Ap 5 '13
Aerial battleships and flying torpedo boats:
™b French aeroplanes.
dirigibles. Scl
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INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
In dlrlKlble airships, U Sci Am lD9:lZfi Ag
Dissecting a mllllai
Future ot the (tirlglble. Kcl Am 10ti:!"H
N 15 -13
Journey in a Zeppetln: ImpresslanH of e
trip to the airship Viktorla. Luise. C
'-—-"—-•- ■■ Bel Am 108:449 My 17 IS
Drotecllan. See Canals; Rivers — Resula-
-New currency law. Ry Sc EnK R 63:1190-1
D 27 '13
Banks and banking
Account analysis In commercial banks. H. C.
Thompson. J Account 16:210-29 R '13
Control o( banking over Industry. A. L.
Brodhead. Enf N 69:323-4 F 13 '13
Control ol banking over Indtistry. Bng N 69:
Over Germany in s
Wreck at the flrst German naval airship L 1.
C. Dlensthach. 8cl Am 109:266 O 4 '13
Ki-e rt("0 Aeronautics: Aeroplaues; Aiia-
Balsann
Halaam of Peru. Scl Am 109:493 D 27 'IS
Baltimore, Maryland
Balllmon- hlgh-p
Si-otl. 11 diags
Mr '13
Architecture
Cathedral ot the Incarnation. II plans Arch
Reo 33:476-91 Jo '13
Sanitary affair*
Covering of Jones' Falls, Baltimore. Md. il
map Ene N 70:2-8 Jl 3 '13
Tublk' t>a1hs of Baltimore. J. Graham. II
Dom Eng 65:400-3 D 27 '13
Streets
Building a highway on a sewer. 11 Scl Am
109:130 Ag 16 '13
Baltimore A Ohio railroad
B. & O. enhlblt at Wheeling. W. Va., cele-
'•—•'— 'I Ry & Bng R 53:753-' ■-"■■-
Unltlm
Ri
Cum
fltiod reconstruction. II
. II plan
1913. Hv Age 65:1050-2 N 28 ' _
Inereaspil parnlngs of B. & O. map Ry Age
55; 1007-8 N 28 '13
Locomotive terminal. Cumberland. Md. 11 Ry
■13: Ry Age 55:709-
Zd staft meeting of officials. Deer Park. Md.,
Sept., 1913. Ry A Eng R 53:931-2 O 4 '13
Baltimore United railways A electric cam.
report for 1912. Blec Ry J 41:776-
Problem solved In cBBtlng bridge balusters
successfully. Concrete Cem 3:35 Jl '13
Banff- Windermere motor road. 11 Eng Rec 6S:
830-1 D r ""'
CoBt ot steel vs. wood for river barges. A. B.
Hageboech. Bng N 69:321-2 F 13 '13
Hi-c tilno Motor bai'ges
Barges, Concrete
Reinforced concrete barge In ssrvlce. II Con-
crete Cem 2:93 F 'if
Baraai, Motor. See Motor barges
Barium
Manufacture ot barium compounds In Qer-
many. Eng & Mln J 96:248-9 Ag 9 '13
Barographs
Measurement ot the true static pressure In
a moving fluid — application to an aeroplane
barograph. A. P. Zahm. j FT Inst 17S:S03-
9 My '13
Barometer
Aneroid barometers: from report of the Di-
rector of the Bureau of standards. J Fr
Inst 175:329-30 Mr '13
Meaning of a change of two Inches In the
barometer. A. F. Miller. Scl Am S 76:272
O 25 '13
Mercurial and aneroid barometers. Colliery
33:572 My '13
Use of the barometer in mining. W, H,
Hammon. Colliery 33:646 Jo '13
Use of the t>aroineter In mining. F. Z. Sctiel-
lenberg. Colliery 33:5E0-1 My '13
Barometer*, Human. Scl Am 108:556 Je 21 '13
Barometric pressure. See Atmospheric pres-
Halt mlk „ .„
Held. II Concr
Barytea
itarytes Industry of Cole county. Mo. F. C.
Brj'Hnt. Eng &. Mln J 96:317-8 F 8 '13
Bascule bridge*. See Bridges, Bascule
Baseball Indicator*
Mechanical baseball bulletin boards. II Bel
Ant 109:286-6 O 11 '13
New baseball Indicator. G. E. Mitchell. II Scl
Am 109:109 Ag 9 '13
Spencer, Jr. II
Bath tub*
Dpslgn m plum
Bank bulldlnaa
Electric wiring a.... . _.. __
""' and _commerc|al_ bank bidg,,
; and Illumination c
cago. 11 dlag Elec W 62:189-94 Jl 26 '13
Emigrants' Industrial savings bank. N, T.
R F. Almlrall. II Arch ft Bldg 46:17-21
Ja '13
Guaranty (rust company buildlnit. New York.
11 Arch & Pldg 4.1:48fl-93 D '13
Structural features of the Continental &
commercial national bank. Chicago, plana
Eng N 70:976-81 N 13 '13
• of moderate cost. R.
Arch Reo 33:156-62 F '
iliaKS Dorii Ena
Portable l>alh tulis— their us
11 Dom, Eng 62:275-6 Mr 8
Bath room I
lioxpitals.
Dom Eng
;ti,-,„ „„„„, b.„
64:335-6 8 20 '13
Baths, Public
Public baths of Baltimore. J. Graham 11
Dom Eng 65:100-3 D 27 '13
Baths and bathing
Bath house at Cameron colliery, Shamokin,
Pa. 11 Colliery 33:679-80 Jl '13
J. E. Butler, plan
Colliery 33:1SI Ap '
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logical beneHts of hoi and coJd baths. T;
DarllnKton. il Edk M 4S:42g-30 O '13
Design In Diumblnjt fixtures: bath tuba. F. W.
Tower. (llaBs Dom Entt 65i76-T <) IS '13
fire alio Bathrooms; BathB, Public
Batik
Bleclrio batik work. A. Qradenwitz. II Set
Am ll>S:Bg4 Je 28 '13
Bitten ea
Fort that IravelB -- -'---■- --..--t..— —
Ball buoyi. See Buoys
Belmont, Ollvar Hazard Perry, 1E5S-190S
Revival ot French Gothic architecture: •.
mausoleum alter St. Hubert's clutpel. L. R.
" ~ [ Bor. a4:!(IS-lS R 'iS
bile
lefen
. II :
Prize
I Bub N 70:304-5 Ak 1
eclam
■13
9:354 F 20 '13
Beacons. See LlRhtHhlps
Beams. See Girders
■13
2-11 -IS
Beet sugar. See Beets and beet sugar
Beets and beet sugar
Distribution o( sussr In the beet root. Scl
Am S 76:16 Jl 5 '13
Sugar beet In Us relnllon to other crops.
T. G. Palmer. II Scl Am S 75:237.40 Ap
Industries s
How the Belgian Iron Industry mafntalns It-
self under InlernatlonHl competition. Eng
N 70:717-8 O 9 'IS
Bell. Alexander Oraham. 1847-
Floneers In telephone enKlneerlng. T: A: Wat-
son. II Scl Am a 76::lC-7 Ap 6 'IB
Belt
McCabe. 1) Arch Rec 34:201-12 B 'l3
lacing. 11 Mai
109;4«9 D 20 '
Batteries, Electric. See Electric batteries; Stor-
age batteries
BattI Wallahi society
Marine EoK 18:633 D '13
Battle cruisers. See Warships
Battlefield relief. See First aid In Illness and
Injury: Medicine, Unitary; Military hyglena
Bauxite
Bauxite near Ellzabelhlown, Tenn. J. H.
Watklns. II En;; & Mln J 95:604-6 Mr 22 '13
Production of bauxite and aluminum. Eng
Sc Mln J »e:778 O 25 '13
Maklne sti'el w
194-6 N -13
Belt shifters
Dash-pot belt shifter. J. F. Hobart. I] Blec
W ft;BSO Mr 8 '13
Electric belt shipper. A. F. Broadhead. plan
Elec W 61:460 Mr 1 "13
Safety typo of Iwlt shifters. P. A. Barker,
diags Am Ind 13:eup 1-4 My '13
Belting
Be! I
Iiroeiuctlor
mediate supports for long ahafta, W. G.
Dunkley. dlags Mach 19:363-4 Ja '13
Kingsbury thrust bearing. 11 plan Power 37:
667 My 13 -IS
on -pressure thrust bearing, dlags Elec W
61:1272-3 Je T '13
Power consumption In bearings. Eng & Mln
J 96:405-6 Ag 30 '13
Retainers Improved in special bearings. Au-
tomobile 2S:4*2-3 F 6 '13
Study ot bearing metals and testing meth-
ods. T. D. Liynch, 11 Foundry 41:291-4 J!
■13; Same. Metal Ind n s ll:S9B-8 Jl '13
Temperature tests on Journal bearings. A. M.
Bennett. Power 37:848-9 Je 17 '13
Test of thrust bearing on large water wheel.
Eng Rec 67:75 Ja IS '13
■Water wheel thrual bearing. 11 plans Bng
Rec 67:44-5 Ja II '13
Sm alio Ball bearings; Lubrication and
lubricants; Roller bearings
Beatty-Quogenhelm case. Eng & Mln J 96:84-6
Jl 12 'IS
Beatty-Quggenhelm case. H: Wollman. Eng &
Mln J S«:223-6 Ag 2 '13
dlags Power 38:146-6 Jl 22 '13
Care ot rubber belts, dlags Eng & Mln J 96:
35S-6 Ag 23 '13
Comment on direction In which belts tend
to run off pulleys. J. R. Rand. 11 Mach 19:
472 F ■!!
Do bells run to the high aide of pulleys?
G; P. Paarce. Mach 19:387 Ja '13
Obsolete belt drive In power stations. A.
Kennedy. Eleo W 61:581 Mr 16 '13
Pulling power of slack belts. R. T. Kent.
Ind Eng 13:203-6 My '13
Reasons for the running of bells. A. I. Ja-
cobs. It Mach 19:627-8 Ap '13
Safeguarding bells, shails and pulleys. Ind
Bug 13:623-4 D "13
Troubles of high-speed bflt drives, .1. A. Sea-
ger. dlags I'ower 38:917-8 D SO '13
N.r >ili) n.'it lachitt: Hell shiflers: Power
transmission; I'ulleys; Roiie driving; Slafl-
Ing
Belttng, Steel
How flexible st»el helling Is m«nutacturcd.
11 Iron Tr R 53:329-31 Ak 21 '13
Benbow (battleship)
British battleship Benbow. Int Marine Eng
18:125 Mr '13
Bending devices
Devices for bending iriates. C. T. Rice. II
dlag Bng ft Mln J 96:161-2 JI.26 '13
Power bending machine. II Concrete Cem 2:
1). McKlllop.
Mln J 96:S35-a N 1
trrlal. Eng &
beats gasoline in economy teal. Au-
-■•- "" -12? My 29 '13
F. I^iinirg. 11 Iron Tr R 63:625-32 O 9 'IS
Problem of the world's oil aupMy. Scl Am
108:326 Ap 6 '11
Bergen, Norway
Samnanger hydroelectric plant, tl map plan
Eng Rec 87:329-31 Mr 12 '11
Iteci-nt Imprm-ements. II plans Elec Ry J
42:1170-7, 1270-4 II «, 20 '13
Berlin, Germany
PolltlcB and govern nxnt
Verband Gross-Berlin, a new form of metro-
politan government. Eng N 70:310 Ag 14 '13
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Berlin, Qermany — Continved.
Rapid transit
Bspid transit development In Berlin ajid New
York: aubway and elevEited lines. nMp'
Elec By J <2:S77-» S 6 '13
Rerun's splendid HutomublLe streels. II Auto-
mobile 29:1B6-T Jl U '13
Bern, Switzerland
Bridges
HsJen reinforced- ooDcrete bridge. 11 plans
Eds N T0:G31-7 S IS '13
Berness Alp* railway
LOtachberJT or Kecneae Alpine railway, A.
Gradenwlti. 11 Scl Am 10S:462-3 My n '13
'IS
Bllllar
Motor
Multl cycles
tor Industrial \
-- '13
InvesllgBlions of unilereraund
Z9 '13
Black Hills
LIthIa deposits of the Black Hills. V. Zle«-
ler. 11 KUK & Mln J 96:1053-6 D 6 '13
Black powder
Anulysls of black pon-<Ier and dynamite. W.
O. Hnelllre and C. G. Storm. 11 U S Bur
Mines Bui 51:66-16 '13
Blaokdamp
Gases met with In coal mines. Colliery 31:
4<7-< Mr '18
Blacksmith! ng
Inlemalional railroad master blacksmlthH'
aHsn. Zlst annual convention: papers. Ry
._. ....... .J. „,..,,■: „, ,. .,j. game cond.
„. Jell. 11 Elec Hy J 42:374-6 S 6 '13
New Alpine railway. 11 Scl Am S 75:308 My
17 '13
Bsissmsr proceis
Can the BcsHcmer steel Industry be saved?
Met & Cbem Eitg 11:119 Hr 'II
Sre alta Steel
Bethlehem steel corporation
Attractive yards of the Bethlehem ateel co.
1) Iron Tr R B2:484-7 P 20 '13
Bethlehem co. purchases BhlpbuUdlng plant,
Qulncy, Maas. II Iron Tr R 52:998 My 1 'IS
EtXtensive building' plans of Bethlehem steel
CO. Iron Tr H 62:164-6 Ja 9 '13
Extent of the Chilian Iron ora depoelta. map
Iron Tr R E2:459-62 F 20 '13
Great ore deposits acquired by Bethlehem
CO. II map Iron Tr R 62:268-9 Ja 23 '13
Tofo Iron mines In Coqulmbo, '-'■n- ii-n
Age 91:427 F 13 '13
Betterment, industrial. See Industrial better-
Bevel gearing. See (jearlne. Bevel
Bibliography „ _
Need of a blblloBraphlcal Institute. A. O. 8.
Josephson. Scl Am 108:131 My ID '13
See alao Indexes; Periodicals— Indexes
Bicycles and tricycles
Renaissance ol the bicycle. Scl Am 109:106 Ag
Ordinance govemlns billiard rooms. Munic
BnK 45:110-1 Ak "iS
Bill iter alkali -chlorine cells. A. J. Alt man d.
11 Met & Chem Eng 11:19-21 Ja '13
Bllilter-Slemene cell. See Electric batteries
Bins. See Ore bins
Biography
See alia Physlcdans and surgeona
Biological inventlona: patenting life processes
.__ ._j.,.._... c, j^nj 3 76:226-7 O
Uses of commercial woods of the ITnlled
Klates. H. Maxwell. U S Agric Bui 12:
11-32 '11
Birds, Protection ot
Federal regulations for proteclion of migra-
tory birds. Scl Am 109:66 Jl 26 '13
Birth rate and military armaments. S. J. M.
Low. Scl Am S 76:343, 370-1 My 31, Je 14 '13
Bisulphide ot carbon. See Carbon disulphide
Bitumen. See Asphalt
Bituminous materials
Characteristics and differentiation of native
bitumens and their residuals. C. Richard-
son. Elig Rec 67:«6-a Ap 26 '13
Determining the conslalency of bituminous
materials. Eng Kec 67:192-3 P 16 '13
S« alto Asphalt; Pavements
Bituminous roads. See Roads. Bituminous
5:369-70 Ag 29 '
SI & Lake ErTe rail
. Emerson. Gng M 4G:17t-6 My '13
a railroad's blacksmith
See iilto Forging: Welding
Blast furnace gas
Apparatus for catching cinders In gases, it
dlag Iron Ace 92:647-9 S 11 '13; Same. Scl
■ Am fi 76:316-7 N 16 'IS
nlant furnace and coke oven gaaes. Iron
Age 92:669 S 2G '13
Cleaning blast-furnace gas. P. H. Wagnsr.
Power 37:861 Je 17 '13
Cleaning blast furnace gas. J, A. Seager.
plans Iron Tr R 52:116 F 13 '13
Cleaning of blast furnace gaa. Iron Age 91:
1392 My 29 '13
CleanlnK ot blast-furnace gas. W. A. Forbes.
dlagu Am Inst Min K Bui 82:2417-2514 O
'13; Discussion. 84:2953-86 D '13
Determlnintc heat value of blaat furnace gas.
J. F. Mowat. Iron Tr R 52:21-9 Ja 2 '13
Dust determinations for blast-furnace gaa.
a Brown, plan Power 37:670-1 My 13 '1!
Electrical tume-preclpttatlon. "" '
Am mat Mln " "-^ """ "
Gaa washers e
1 Soc M E J 36:767-86 My '13; Same.
- Age 91:1120-3 My 8 'IS: Same.
Tr R 62:1120-4 My 15 "- " " '
S 76:186-7 S 20 '13: Sami
i.» In 10 '13; Discussion. .. „ .
c M^E^J^35;_l276-9 Ag '13
~'^'399-103°J1
Uses of btast furnace and coke oven Bases;
their practical application at the Cuckerlll
works In BelBlum, Iron Age 92:608-10 S
18 '13
31 a It furnaces
Bloat rurnnfe progress In Scotland. Iron Age
92:1328-9 D 11 '13
Blast furnace stag analyses for 24 hours. F.
Same
Mr 20
Am Inst Mln E Bui T6:47B-T Mr
Iron Tr R 52:971 Ap 24 13
13;
Blowing In an Iron blast furnace. R. H.
Sweetser. diag Bng & Mln J 95:427-9 F 22
'13; Same. Iron "Tr R 53:169-71 Jl 24 '13;
Discussion. Am Inst Mln E Bui 77:896-
903 My '13
Cement for blast furnace hearth and boih.
8: H. Chauvenet Iron Tr R 62:680-1 Hr
6 '13
Cement Instead of fire clay. Iron Age 91:429
F 13 '13
Cement mortar In hearth and boshes of blast
furnace. Concrete Cem 2:220 My '18
Chan for use In connection with wet and
dry bulb thermometers in making psychro-
metrlc delermlnallons. C. P. Linvllle, Am
Inst Mln E Rul 82:2533-6 O '13
Construction of blast furnaces proceeds slow-
ly. B, E. V. I.uty. Iron Tr R 62:123-4 Ja
2 '12
Develi
^.'irdik*._ _.._, ...... ..
1367-88 Jl *13
Development of the American water- lacks
lead blaat-fumace. R. C. Canby. Am Ins
Mln E Rul 76:363-S Mr '13
Drying air for the blast furnace, dlaga Iro
Age 92:664-5 S 26 '13
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e As s 'u
Five-ton smelting- turnac« that Bmelts. R.
F. JarvlB. IkiB ft Mln J 3B:11&9-S0; »a:llG
Jb T, Ab 30 -18
Five-ton Bmeltlng furnace that inieltB: Part-
ridge fumacs. C. H. Mace, plan Eng A,
Hln J 9&:909-I0, lSD3-« My 3, Je 28 '13
Gas-driven blowers at Bethlehem Bl«el eo.
A. West. Iron Age 9i:lS03-6 My 29 '13;
Same. Iron Tr K E2:MO0-3 Je 19 '13
"— ' — In blaat furnacee and etoel
. Freyn. Iron Tr R 62:1812-8
JBme cond. Iron Age 91:1291)-
In blast (umacM. dla« Iron
Ap S '13
urnace at Younsstown. Ohio,
II Iron Aee 92:962-4 O 3u '13
Lining blat<t furnacex. C. A. Tup[)er, iliaga
_ .. , „ ^ ^ ,,j
24Z-S Ja 23 '13: Same.
8 Ja 23 '13
New blast furnace at Tort Col borne. Out.
II moi) Iron Ane 92:718-9 U 2 13
New type Of blast furnace construction. J.
E. Johnson. Jr. 1] plan Met A Chem Bng
11:39-43 Ja '13; Same. Am Inat Mln E Bui
76:349-62 Mr '13: Same cond. Eng M 44:
953-5 Mr '13
Nodullzed ore tn the blast furnace. R: H: I.ec,
l..E_I)ul 82^2616-22 O '13: Dls-
Ice, _.
'13: Same.
[''53':V5'3-"4 N T'
i'\s iron and Its methoa oi manuiuciure. j :
J. I'orler, II Iron Tr R 62:61-76 Ja 2 '13
Preparing Cuban ore for blast furnace use.
R. B. Gerhardt. Iron Tr R 62:361-6 F 6 '13
Reactions In Ihc blast furnace. Iron Age 92:
1167-8 N 20 '13
Beclamatlon of flue dust lor furnace uae.
A. P. PlocJt. Iron Tr R 62:1017-8, 1063-B
„,My 1
'13
Story of the dry-blast process. J. Gay ley.
Met A Chem Eng 11:71-4 F '13
Thermal effect of blast-fuinaee JackctH. R.
I-. Kolierts. Am Inat Mln E Bui 79:1343-
B6 Jl '13
Turbo blower as a help to the Mast fur-
nace. R; ir. Rice. Iron Age 91:1305, 1330-1
My 29 -13
Toungstown sheet & tube co.'s furnace plant.
II plans Iron Tr H 63:771-8 O 30 "13
Kfr nliw Bag-liouBps: Ftlasl furnace gas:
Cast Iron: Coke ovenii: Cupola furnaces:
Iron metallurgy: Iron works; Refractory
malerlHl.i: Slag
Charging
Automatic furnace hoists at Monessen. Pa.
II dluis Iron Age 92:1210-1 N 27 'Kl
Freeland furnace charger. C. W. Renwlck.
dlBg Eng M 45:170-2 My 13
Novel blast furnace !<klp bridge conatrucllon.
II plans Iron Tr II 53:1093-8 D 18 '13
Oils automatic furnac
Ini
1 27 *
i^.hodof oh
B dust \
ring. J: W,
Doughert
y. diag
Age 92:1
111-2 N 13 ■
Blasting coal. T: C. Wakefleld. CoUlary IS:
S(7-g Je '13
Blasting irons tor shaft seta, plan Eng &
Mln J 96:999 My 17 '13
ItlaKlIng nole holes, il Eng & Mln J 96:1219
D 27 '13
Blasting with liquid air. II Scl Am 109:504 Je
21 '13
Churn drill holes for blasting. Eng A Mln J
96:351 Ag 23 '13
Comparative safety of electric and fuse
biHStlliK. Eng & Mln J 95:1014 My 17 '13
Drilling and blasting methods. E. M, Weston.
11 Eng & Mln J 96:419 F 23 '13
Exploding powder blasts with central -sta-
tion energy. E. C. Arnold. Elec W 61:202-
3 Ja 26 '13
Prevention ot missed flres In blaning. plan
Eng N 69:623 Mr 13 '18
Prevenllon of missed flrca in blasting. W.
H. Mason. Am Sue M E J 35:276-8 F '13
Products t>t explosion. Eng & Min J 98:213-4
Ag t '13
■ handling of r
1227 1
Llastl
N
96:1030-1 .. -_ ..
Safely rules — blasting. Eng ft Mln J !
Ag 9 'IS
alHO Coal mines and mini
plosives: I
Explosives;
Dynan
Blasting caps
Monkeying with the buiisaw. C. Bulger. Eng
A Min J 96:536-6 8 20 '13
Blind
English mulllcyclea for the blind. F. C. Fer-
klna 11 Scl Am 108:352 Ap 19 'IS
Training the sightless: the Light-house. W.
L. Beasley. II Sci Am 108:448 My 17 13
Block signal and train control boird
Block signaling and train control report. Eng
N 69:387-90 F 20 '13; Same. Scl Am S 75:
365-7 Je 7 '13
Final report, Rv Age 64:292-6 F H "13
Final report. I9l2. Ry A Eng R 53:191-3.
213-6 Mr 1-8 '13
Block signals. See Railroads— Signals
Ancient and modern research of the blood.
Scl Am 109:138 Ag 23 '13
Blood pararttes. foes of mankind. H. G.
Pllmmer. Bel Am S 76:141-2 Ag 30 '13
Blunders made by nature: disease ot the res-
piratory tract and circulation. A: Maverick.
Scl Am S 76:171-2 S 13 '13
Our life blood: family likeness In biological
species laid tiare by blood tests. 11 Scl Am
B 76:124-5 Ag 23 '13
Blood -pressure
Effect of humldlly. temperature and baro-
metric pressure on the blood -pressure. B.
R. Hoobler. Heat A Ven 10:17-21 Ja '13
Construcllon and ' operation of turbo-blowera
and compressors. F. zur Nedden. 11 EDg
M 44:35-9, 199-203 O-N '12
Coppus turbo blower. II Power 37:203 F 11
'18
s-drlve
blot
HethlP
„ ,,,„, ..„ J-5 My 2U '13;
Same, Iron Tr B 52:1400-3 Je 19 '13
Myers imiiroved boiler-tube blower, dlag
Power .18:744-5 N 25 '13
Southwark engine of United Verde copper
CO settled ten feet but kept on running. T.
Peacock. 11 Power 38:392-3 S 16 '13; Same.
Eng ft Mln J 96:600-1 S 27 '13
Turbo blower as a help to the blast furnace.
R' H. Rice. Iron Age 91:1305. 1S30-I Uy
29 -13
Worthlngton turbo blowers and compresscn*.
11 Power 87:12-S Ja 7 '18
Xir iiNo Fans. Mechanical: Mechanical
draft: Mine ventlliitlon; Ventilation
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INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
Blut
ll bill
1 My 1 '13
I, P. Q. KeeKan. 8cl Am S 7E:323 My
it '13
Slue print pa par
Blueprint paper. Its l _
ol Its characterlstica. F. B. Hays. II Scl
Am S T5H5-6 Ja 18 '13
Blue printing
Blueprint frames, plan Bng & Mln J BE:10S0
My H '13
Cost data on blueprinting. P. H. Jones. BnE
N 70:612 8 IB '13
Incorporating detaJIs on the blueprint. F.
W. Shaw. Am Mach 38:ST4 My ti '13
Maiie your own blue prlntH. P. H. Command-
er. 11 Munlc Eng *5;243-6 8 '13
Blue-printing machinery
Automatic blue printing machinery. O: J.
KlrchgHwer. Munlc Ens H:E76-T Je '13
Blue prints
Making colored photograplilc reproductions
with the aid of blue prints. Scl Am 10»;eul
D 27 '13
Blue >ky legislation. See Securities
Biythe, California
Improving desert Toada for motor-truck haul-
age between Biythe, Cal., and Biythe
Junction. II Ens N 69:1126-7 My 29 '13
Boat racing. See Motor boat racing
Boathouses
Concrete pontoons (or a boathouae. D. C.
Flndlay. II plan Concrete Cem 3:1£7-S 8 '13
Boate
Sec atxo Barges; Canal boats; Ferry-
boati^; Freight ships: Hydroaeroplanes;
l.irehoatB; Motor barges; Motor boatx:
Shipbuilding: Ships; Steamboats; Submar-
ine boats: Ton boats and towing; Yachla
Boata, Concrete
GOO-ton rein forced -concrete HCOw. C. B. Sud-
ler. 11 plan Eng N 69:166-7 Mr 6 '13
Bodker, Albert Joseph
Kecent work by Albert Joseph Bodker. C:
M. Price. II Arch Bee 33:381-423 My '13
SodonI, John Baptist, 1740-1813
Frintera of note. W. C. Bleloch. Inland Ptr
51:56-6 Ap '13
Boiler cleanlna
Influence of soot on holler economv. 11. D.
M»her. Power 3S:«16-7 D » 'IS
Novel boller-cleanlng arrangement. II Power
,. E. Bommann.
Holler
-Teallnj
Elec Ry J
Island boll)
42:1(1^3 N 8 '13
Sliiten Island boiler explosion. 11 Power 38:
663-4 .N~ 4 '13
Two serious explosions of cast Iron heating
boilers. 11 Locomotive 29:137-9 Ja '13
Boiler Inspection
Are your boilers property tnspectedT Power
37:231 F 18 '13
Boiler Inspection In England. Power 37:903-4
Je 24 '13
CIvli service examiniitlon for nctlng chief
InsiK-ctor of boilers. Masnachusetta. Power
37;S92.3 Mr 4 '13
■boiler Inapectlon. J. C. Hawklna.
Boiler piping
Safe piping for boiler plants. C: U, Wara.
plan power 37;S4D Ap 16 '18
8:524-6 O 14
E. F. Learned. 11 plan
operate. Q. B.
-- '13
and boiler
MtU-
29 -13
Manai
Model
3 D 1
t boll«
76:337 N
Iron Age 92:
Blonck.
II Elec
of boilers to relay
-room operation. W.
..."=. o=, 0.2-3 D 9/13
Ry J 42:B43-g O
Qulck-Hrlng arrnn
water-power. 11 Elec W 62:1170-1 D 6 '13
Storage of oil fuel. R. T. Strohm. diaga Elec
W 62:1277-9 D 20 '13
Task BCtlIng for firemen and maintaining
high eftlcTency in boiler plants. W. N.
Polakov. diags Am Soc M E J 35:1729-69
'13: Same cond.. with discussion. Power
31:881-7 I
Well -del ■
plan 1
23 13
- rotlint
Iron Tr R B2;l347-8
iIbo Boilers; Sleam plants
Boiler plate
How boiler plate Is made. C; H. Bromley. 11
Power 38:262-5 Ab 19 '13
Boiler scale
Boiler scale. J: Bailey. Power S7:UG-I F IS
New light
prev---'-
dlag
Scalln.. ..
ed) 87:295-
Boiler- tut
38:5-15 <
Hi>)lt
8:241 Ag 1
- , -^ .s"j ?5 r334'-6 "p '13
the chemistry of boiler scale
graphite, c. E- N
10 N 11 '13
boilers. Ry Age
. E. Terman. 11 Pow-
> S7:6<I6 1
. Newi
. diags Ry
Boiler explosion fatal at Mt. rieaaant, Ulcb.
11 Power 37:763 My 27 '13
Boiler explo^ons May-July. 1913. tiOcomo-
tltc 29:f81-e O '13
Holler explosions In Great Britain. Locomo-
tive 29:283-6 O '13
Deadly monoxide. H. R. Callaway. Power
37:385-8 Mr IS '13
Deadly monoxide. L. H. MorHson; H. R.
Callaway. Power 37:720 My 20 '13
Buckling of boiler '
Power 37:«14 Ap St '13
New list of stael boiler tube schedules of
weights and prices adapted by Charcoal
Iron boiler tube makers. Iron Tr R 61:14!
Ja 9 '13
Removing !
8:595-6 O 28 '13
» 27 ■
. H. V. Hart-Da-
{ M 44:936-8 Mr 'IS
lllc.wlnc-otr of Htenm boilers. W. llopr. Ain
Soc M K J 35:1442-4 S '13
Bolter attachments. J. E. Terman. II Power
38:481-4. S60-3. 618-31. 635-7 S 30, O 21-N
4 '13
Boiler blow-down recorder. P. A, Banoel.
dlag Power 37:776-6 Je 3 '13
Boiler capacity at altitude. Eng A Min J 96:
369-70 Ag 23 '13
Calculation of chimney losses. Ind Eng 13:
462 O 'IS
1 .Soc M E J
3E:l
'13
Designing a 160 -hp.
>ntal t
joller
Power 3S;S73-4 N 11 '13
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Boiler* —Continued.
DlBtributlon ol heat in the operation of Bteam
botlera. P. Barker. Sci Am S 7«:ilO-l O 4
Effect of peak load on boiler operaHon. Power
38i7a8-» N 25 'IJ
Electrically controlled draft regulation for
steam bollera. II Elec W 81:209-11) Ja 2&
a of satety and InautaticB. Powi
3U-4 B 9 '13
Feeding compound I
_jn. 11 Power S8:a<l) Ai
Foaming hollerB. Power
Fortunately cont "
Piiwer 38:681-2
Lg 12 '13
3g;371-!
oneratlon of large Stlrlinir Delray
J. W. I'arker. Power 38:936-8 D
I of graphical analvs
13
Heat t
. polakov.
_ aieatn boiler. W.
I Soc M E J 3E:1TG8-e3 U
Power SS:550-1 O 14 'IS
liCBC oaiance in steam boilers. L,. 3. Marks.
Power 37: 4!- 7 Ja 1* '1!
HoT4iontal tubular- boiler aettlDg. plans Bleo
W EI:10»9-11DD Mjr 14 '13
Kroeschell boUcr. diags Power 38:li4 Jl 23 '13
Manifold and mlier lor CO, recorders. M. B.
Smith, dlags Power 38:29fi-7 Ag 26 '13
MaBter boiler makera' aasn. : addresaea at
7lh annual convention. Chicago, May. 1913.
Ry Aue <Mech ed) 87:314-6 Je '13
New arrangement of heating boilers. A. Qra-
denwIlL II Power 3T:Sl-3 Ja 7 '13
NewBteain boiler conatruetlonB In steam tur-
bine olanta. Fr. Mllnilni;er, Am Soc M E
J 35:338-9 F '13 „
Operating boilers under dtfllcultles. F. J.
Ravlln. i1 Power 3g:3E2-S 8 » 'IS
Operation of low pressure heating boilers, plan
I.ocomotlve S»;142-S Ja '13
Oiifratlon of 3366-bp boilers at Detroit, dlag
KIcc W 62:1149.511 U « '13
Pitting of boiler- ^ '
Sept. 1-4. 1913.
■13
Recent developments In boiler construcUon.
dioga Ind Eng 13:273-7 Je '13
Reinforced lap joint problem. 8. R. Wins.
plan Power 37:351-2 Mr 11 'tS
Revelations of some damaged bollen. Power
38:298 Ag 21 '13
7th aniiu^ti convention of (lie Ma-iter boiler
milkers' assn., Chlcano. 1913, Ry Age 54:
1190-3 My 30 '13
7th annual convention Of Master holler mak-
ers' assn., Chicago. May. 1913. Ry A Eng
R 6S:B0l-2, 610 My SI 'IS
Small vertical boiler oT '-'-'■
Prescott. dlag Powei .. - -.
Standardization of boiler-stoker Installations.
J. G. Worker. Power 38:500 O T '13
Steam-boiler efficiencies. A. Bement. Power
37:876-7 Je 17 '13
Strain on stay-bolt. H. D. Flaher. Power 38:
343 3 3 '13
Stresses In unaymmetdcal boiler Jolnta. plan
Power 37:518-21 Ap 15 '13
25lh annual convention of the American holl-
er manufacturers' asan., Cleveland. Ohio,
Sept., 1913. Power 38:417-8 S 16 'IS
I'tllliallon of the wasln heat of legeneratlve
furnaces. CJ: C. Slone. Am Inst Min R Bui
82;24»l-2 O '13: nlscussion. 84:2893-8 D
Boiler- efflclencv Indicator, diag filne & Min
J 96:464 3 6 '18 '
Boiler -efficiency indicator, dlag Eng N 69:
I2I7 Je 12 '13
Boiler efficiency meters. 11 plan Bloc W 61:
of the ward c_ _.-
Eng M 45:744-6 Ag '13
Simple COi meter, dlag 1
Progress in boiler, tank and plate shops. C
A, Tupper. 11 Iron Age 82:1427-30 D 25 '13
Shop coats of boiler and olate work. W. C.
Connelly. Iron Age 92:614-5 S 18 '13
Safety meaiursa
intlnn >
13:480-1 N '13
Safety nilea— boiler eraction. Eng & Min J
96:f56 Ag 23 'IS
Safety rules— 4>ollar repair land operatioci.
Eng A Hln J 96:647 8 20 '13
Specifications
Plea for uniform holler sued Heal ions. Ti B.
Durban, Iron Age 92:665-7 S 11 '13
Standard tubular-holler spec I flea lions. Power
38:748-9 N iS '13
Value of boiler speclflcatlons. F. W. Rose.
Power 87:9 Ja 7 'IS
TMtlna
Adaptation of boiler to available coal. H:
Krelsinger and W. T. Ray. dlags Power 38:
255-9 Ag 19 '13
AnalyalB of boiler losses. J: G. Moxey, Pow-
-r 38:224-6 Ag 12 '13
_ COi percentages. H. D. Fisher.
power 37:644-5 My 6 '13
Available (JO, peici'nlages. H. O'Neill. Pow-
er 38:146-7 Jl 22 '13
Boiler efflciency. Power S8:4S9-40 S 23 '13
Boiler efficiency. (Bnglneera' study course)
I*ower 88:445-7, 483^4, E16-7 S 23-0 T '13
Boiler -eRIclency chart J: C. Parker. Power
37:812-3 Je 10 '13
Boiler tests on shipboard. H. 8.
Power 37:892 Jo 24 13
_ . ■ 37:831-3 Je 1. __
Distribution of heat In steam boilers. Power
38:390-2 8 16 '13
and coke-oven gas firing, H. Ortmann, Am
Soc M E J 35:1675-7 O '13
Exact analysis of flue gases, dlag Ind Bng
13:322-3 Jl '13
Experiments on efficient boiler operation.
V. H. Carpiea. Power 38: 140 Jl 22 '13
Experiments on etflclent boiler operation. B.
W. Rogowskl. Power 37:799-800 Je 3 'IS
Flue-gas sampler. L. B. Case, plan Power II:
G3B Ap 16 '13
F^el saving and smoke prevention thru the
use of a HmokeieSB llrebojt boiler. R. W.
Hunt Munlc Eng 44:474-6 My '13
Guarantees on steam generating units. T.
A. Peebles. Power 37:148-9 F 4 "13
Heat lost In flue gases. (Bngineers' study
course) Power 38ri43.4, 178-9, 210-1 Jl 22-
Ag 5 'J3
Heine bailer teats at terminal stations. 11
plan Power 87:702-3 My 20 'IS
laboratory apparatus for the exact analysis
of flue gas. Met & Chem Eng 11:254-6 My
•18
Making a flue-gas analysis. (Engineers' study
course) power 37:374-6, 911-1; 38:30-2, 68-9,
104-5 Je 17-JI IE '13
Measuring water in boiler teat. R. C. H.
Heck, dlag Power 38:406 S 16 'IS
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Boileri— Tesllns- <T(iii((nBfil, i i T K
^'nuT.ertB'^ iTIfuiK ' li»i''Eii^""6l'fi-21 D 'll '
Overload test of boiler at 260 per cent
of rating. Elec W S1;83S Ap ir ■"
PenalllfiB of boiler mlsmanagei
38:306 Ag
Bollen, Loco mot I
Boilers, Marina
Advanlanes o"
, See Loeomottvt
Ballera, Water-tuba
Adaptallon of boiler lo avallalile coal. H.
KrelRinger and W. T. Ray. illaRS I>ower
3«:2i5-9 AK IS '13
Ppatiires of the Lomp brewing comimny'?
plant. St. l,oula, Mo. 11 I'ower 38:420-3 S 23
Four pasn Iwilers. G;"H. GlilBon. Piwer S7:
272-3 P 2B '13 ,, , ,
F"iir-pnt>s bnllcra. T. A. Marsh, dines ln<l
F.np 13:333-1 Ab '13
Four.
512 .
) 15 '13
Performance of a 4B0-hp. boiler wltli oil fuel.
A. I* Meniln. 11 diag Eng N 69:1121-6 My
Solutions for ahsorblne CO:^ O^nnrt CO, C:
M. UoEera, I'owrr 38:601) O 28 "13; Same
i-ond. liid I'^iiR 13:532 V '13 „ ,„
TeHlK of a l«00-n.r. 24-lubes hiKh R. & W,
boiler: discussion of piai^er bv l\ N. Dump.
Am Soc M R J 35;61S-54 AP '13
«rr itlun lloilers— Efficiency meters; Loco-
motive boilers — Testing
II. Jhprit. Am
'Kl
. Set Am S 76:83
>owcr 38:120-1 Jl
ItiBt Mln K Hill Sl:23ll-
Boll weevil!
FlKhtiiJK ihe boll wpevli i
\uioiiv;ti''""r''''' '"""" "'"■'' ""■■''''' ■'* '" '
Jam nuts. C: Jablow. dlag Power 3S:3T5 S 3
Maohlne forelnK. D. T. Hamilton. 11 dlags
Mach 19:581-5, 707-10, 789-9< Ap-Je 'IS
New expansion bolt. 11 Eng N 69:316 F 13
iiliic bolls
11 lion .Vn.
r bnllcd-up
c liv .1 1
inaccpssi
lo places. 11
' ll'"'r;i,i»
'illaXr.''j'r."1
7'|l7-9 N 6
■l:h<J Ap '13
', i«''-n '
F. .lolm>-,Mi
.v..s!m.;nt.
w..rl.l. .1. J
■ rail Wilt-
46:431-3 I
s,.,;,„.l,i..s. .V
"IT disc..
lli,lli
H,-- & KriL' i: r.;:;ini2-3 .v I'iV '
Bonds, Municipal. Spp Mui.l.'lpal bonds '
Bonecourt combuitlon. See Combustion
Bonus tystem
Ronus ana rating for works executives. J-
> Nelson. Iron Age 91:1159-62 My IS ■»
""J""f.,^>::;'.r'">-..an.I trip pxpen«p i.ur.Icn. A.
" " Ktm M 46:21(7-16 ."* '13
-■ -ub-committee on
t slato (If iu.Uis-
[■ M !■: .1 35:l6S-74
of 1
V ■\. H. Climvli. Kne M '.1.1:21-33 Ap ''is'"'"" '
SPpsuIIh from .ijinratlon of the bonus plan. W
,'' I* Mylea. Am Mach 38:779-81 My 8 '13
I'.tK K- S|i,i .1 rnl:T»„ ., .., ,..
^Simple bonus si-slem and its r
/ Mylps. II Iron'Aee 9::43-5 Ja
I: M,
Ills. W. L.
! L. P. St. Cyr. Power 37:
/nter tube boilers. A.
A. Cory, plan Power 37:328-30 Mr II '13
Performance "t a isn-hp. boiler with nil fuel.
A. r.. Meniln. 11 dtag Eng N 69:1124-6 My
Talbot water-tube boiler. T. H. Heath. H
Power 37:443-4 Ap 1 '13 ^
oik explained. S. R.
ISimiw systPm for tbe p.iri'Na.sc nf P„ilbu..1
6s!?r"6 A^S^-Jt ^^ " ''^' '■■"" "'■'■
Enc
'13:
91 X
K
S
Powe
via
ndustr
Inor
Is
f Fol
Ivp.ping liooks bj
{'orniack. 11 Sd
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INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
Bookk«apina — CunifnBcd.
Keeping pereonaJ accounts. A. H. Sswyer.
Ede a Mln J 9e:6SS-T O 11 'IS
)nft; Muntclpal accounting; Kallruade — Ac-
countlnB
Set alio Printing
Books and reading
Do architects read? a group of Interviews.
S: Howe. Arch Rec 83:82-90 Ja 'IS
Technical extra Illustration: preserving ctlp-
plngff. A. L. Haas. Power 3B:326 S 2 '13
Borlno
Applied geology. Michigan Iron ranges. P, B.
McDonald, diags F.ng & Mln J 96:208-10 Ag
Ion. map plans Eng N
New subway construe
7«:1190-2 13 11 '13
Subway paseenger referendum at Boston, tl
ESec Ry J <1:S68 My 10 'IS
Traffic stallBllcB from Boston. Elao Ry J
(1:287 F IB '13
Utilizing electrical energy in the construc-
tion or subway at Boston, il Eiec W 61:
t(-7 Ja 4 "la
t^re aim Boston elevateii railway
Sanitary affairs
Collection and disposal of Boston refuse. II
plan E^^g Rec S7:G12-5 Hy 10 'IS
Boston A. Maine railroad
lioslon & Maine extension from Hinsdale,
N. H., to Brattleboro, Vt. II Ry Arc 65:
SOI-2 O 10 '13
"""" and _ Maine's extremity. Ry & Eng
I Eng & Mln J 96:3!
Controlling the direction of bore holes, plan
Mlnea & Mln 83:327-9 Ja '13
Drilling In mid air. C. M. Hansen. II Eng &
Mln J »C:£11 Ag 2 '13
DrllllnK- in the Michigan copper mines. Eng &
Mln J 96:91S N 16 '13
nrilllnc Mesabl gopher holes, dlags Eng &
Mln J 96:1169-70 D 20 '13
Itemized equipment for churn drill. H. P.
Bowen. diage Eng & Mln J 96:141-6 3 6 '13
KArns tunneling machine. O. J. Grimes, 11
Eng N 69:470-1 Mr 6 '13; Sanne. Eng M
46:261-3 My '13
Manipulation of cylinder lowers on a drill
boat. 11 Cntr Reo 67:802 My 31 '13
Preliminary testing of placer ground. 11 Eng
A Mln J 96:702*4 Ap 6 '13
Preliminary testing of placer ground. M, B.
LalTerty. Bng & Mln J 9B:961-S My 10 'IS
Hock drilllnir in the Tennessee river. Eng
Kec 68:48S-9 N 1 '13
Substitution of air for water In diamond
drIIHnK. K. Wilcox. Am Inst Min E Bui
82:2409-10 O '13; Same cond. Eng & Min J
98:973-4 N 22 '13
Unit drilling costs, Rawlev tunnel. Eng &
Mln J 96:523 Mr 8 '13
See alto Roch drills; Shaft sinking
Description of born Its. !„ C, <
Inst Min E Bui 77:760-6 My '
Bosphorus
llri'lBlng
Eng' N ToVmo'i'N'ao "i;
Boston, Massachusetts
B rid pes
FIvot pier of ChelEca bridge north. 11 dlags
Eng Rec 68:138-9 Ag 2 '13
Commonwealth pier 6, Boston. II plans Eng
Rec 68:275-7 S 6 '13
.w, Boston. Eng N 7
BoBton arbitration hearings. Enec Ry j 42:349.
424. 470. 511. 700-1. 941. 993. 1030, 106l)-7
Ag SO, S 13-27, O 11, 26-N 15 '13
Boston elevated organisation, Blec Ry J 41:
240 F 8 '13
Changes In Boston elevated organ Iiatlon.
Elec Ry J 41:13 Ja 4 '13
of labor agreement. Eleo Ry J 42:
1254-5 D 1
'13
I Bacteriology; Seeds
I of I
anil food values
lets and home-
It. F. C. Cook.
II U S Agric Bui 27:1
Boundaries
Otaclers and International boundaries, I.,
Martin, map II Scl Am S 76:129 Ag 30 '13
Box cara. See Freight cars
Box factories
Motion study In the box shop. R. T. Kent,
plans Ind Eng 13:325-9 Ag '13
Cigar-box factories
of packing boxes of various forms. J:
Newlln. 11 I' S Forest Wcrv Clrc 2H:i-
'13; Abstract. Eng Rec 67:116 Ap 12
Need of belter boxes for freight. Ry Age
65:23-1 Jl 4 'IS
"PC alto Box factories; Box making
Boxas, Water-tight. See Water-tight boxes
Boy*- schools. See Interlaken school
Bra el no
Failures In building construction and their
lessons. E: Qodtrey. II Arch A BIdg 45:
329-33 Ag '13
Overcoming difflcullles In New York Lexing-
ton avenue subway: excavating rock and
quicksand 50 feet below tide level under
traffic In cHv streets, dlags Eng Rec 6S:
676-7 N 22 '13
Brake shoes
: shoe plant, plan Foundry
works department orgsjilzatlon, Eng N 69:
1018-9 My 22 '13
Rapid transit
Accident prevention In Boston, E: Dana. II
Elec Ry J 41:5S-61 Ja 11 '13
Extensions Of the Boston subway. II Ry &
Eng R 63:262-4 Mr 22 '13
How service requirements are ascertained in
Boston. E: Dana, Elec Ry J 42:340,1 Ag 30
'13
brake with 8i«>clal release feature.
.c iiy J 42:1027 N 8 '13
New type of multiple disk brake. II Iron i
91:1616-7 Je
fin- nlw Air
brake
s: Br
ake
shoes
Safety
Brakes, Automobile
Jackshaft vs. double r
Automobile 29:250-2
Tg"
hee
brak
B. dlags
Sraai
Antimony In brass mixtures
Foundry 41:322-3 Ag '13
Brass tmlshes. Foundry 41:188
My
IS
Digitized by VjOOQIC
INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
Sraw — C'unElnued.
CorrOBlon of condenser lubes. O. D. Gensough
and R: M. Jones. Metal Ind n s ll:3gfi-T
S '13
cuaslon. A. D. Fllnn. II Ens Kec 68:E27-9
N S 'IJ
Determlnallon o( oxygen In copper and brass.
T. Wesl. Melal Ird n s 11:379-30. 611-3 S,
D 'IS
Increasing- the efflclency of a brass manu-
facturing plant. P. W. Blolr. 11 Metal Ind
n a 11:13-4 Ja '13
Manufacture of wrought brass; contloued
from August, 191!. U J. Krom, H Uetal
Ind n s 1I:18-H, 331-9 Jo. Ag '13
Metal fahes: how the unwary buyor is de-
ceived. Set Am 3 75:295 My 10 '13
Nomenclature of the non-ferrous alloya. C.
1'. Knrr. Foundry <1;4SJ.T N 'IS; Same.
MeUl Ind n s 11:517-21 D -13
Oxygen In brass. T: Turner. Metal Ind n ■
ll:S14-5 My '13
Plant of Michigan smelting & reflnInK oo.,
Detroit. Mich. U Metal Ind n s 11:1-6 Ja '13
Production and working of sheet brass. C.
H. SUIson. Eng M 45:241-6 My '13
Recent Improve men Is In non-ferrous alloys.
C. Vlckers. Foundry 4J:41fi-20 O '13
Recovering brass from (oundry cinders. Li.
L. WltUcb. plans Eng & Mln J 95:S53 Ap
ze -IS
Use at arsenical copper for making cold
rolled brass. K. A. Lewis. Metal Ind n s
11:78-7 F '13
i^rc alio Brasing
8 rasa founding
nt metala, Chicago, Oi^t., 1911. Founi
479-8" ■■ "-
Inatitu
; 41;
3 foundry diOlcuUles solved by experts,
aee monthly numbers of the Foundry
Brass (oun<1ry rurnaiea, W. H, Parry. Metal
Ind n B 11:423-4 O '13
Dangers of phosphorus and sodium. C Vlck-
ers. Foundry 41:27 Ja '13
Distillation of Impurities from copper. Found-
Electric 1
» Ja '
Herlng. Foundry
1 Mel
Ind r
tnlal
N.
J, Horner, plana Foundry 41:113-6 Mr '13
Brass foundries
Aids to brass foundry management Foundry
41:ieS-S Ap ■!)
Brass foundry of the future. C. P. Knrr, Me-
tal Ind n s 11:482-4 N '13
Power plant In a Tanadlan hrDRA maniifac-
turlne ronccrn. Sarnla, Ont. P. W. Bl.iir.
II Metal Ind n s 11:440-1 O 'IS
Relation of metal cast to floor area of fac-
tory. P. W Blair, II Metal Ind n s 11:111-
3 Mr '13
Waterbury. Conn.— metal castlnar shop. O.
Thompson. II plans Metal Ind n S 11:166-
7, 206-9 Ap-My '13
Wages In the Amazon river valley. H. BL
Collins. Power 37:621-3 Ap IS '13
Armore.1 river monitors for Braiil. F. C.
Coleman, plan Int Marine Eng 18:471-2
N '13
Brass and copper plating of the futuro. H.
G. Loverlng. il Metal Ind n s 11:173 Ap 'IS
Elect rode position Of brass and bronie. C. W.
Bennett. Metal Ind a s 11:170-S Ap '13
£alt-riBlng bread: raising dough with newly
discovered bacteria. H. A. Kohman. tl Scl
Am 103:220 Mr S '13
StHllng of breid explained in the light of
physltal ciiemlstry. R; Loreni. II Sci Am
Study In local adaptation. D: E. Tarn. 11 Arch
Rec 34:318-23 O '13
Breweries
Features of the Lemp hrcwlng company's
plant, St. Liouls, Mo. II Power 38:420-3 S 33
plar
"13
ewitf
"¥fS
Havt... -
273-91 O 'II
Brick pavements. See Pavements, Brick
Srick roads. Se<- Itoiids, Brick
Bricks
Manufacture of paving brick from furnace
slag. Eng Itec 63:241 Ag 3D '13
Kfc! aim Adobe bricks: Brickwork; Bri-
quets (iron); Fire bricks; Masonry
Brickwork
Testa of two brick piers of unusual six*. J.
E. Howard, it Kng Rec S7:I3Z-4 Mr It '13:.
Same cond. Eng N 69:G38-9 Mr 21 '13
.yiT aUn Masonry
Bridge c
Electric br.isa furnace. C. Vlckers. Foundry
41:27-8 Jn '13
Electric furnace for brass molting. Eng & Mln
J 96:350 Ag 23 '13
Electric furnaces In Iron and br.TSS foundries.
E. K. Scott. Foundry 41:370-81 S '13
Hints on brass founding; continued from
Mlay. 1912. plan Metal Ind n s 11:10-1, 216-
7 Ja. My '•'
Large pumps of acid resisting metal. W. J.
Reardon. 11 Metal Ind n s 11:26-7 Ja '13
Melting brass In the electric furnace. Ind
Eng 13:27 Ja '13
Melting losses In the brass foundry. Foundry
41:116-7 Mr '13
Producing brass Ingots In Michigan smelt-
ing A refining co.'b plant, Detroit. II plan
Foundry 41:72-7 P '13
("oncreto Cem 3:176-7
Bridge expansion
Observations on brid»ce expansion. H. A,
I.oser. dl»R Kng N 70:1170-1 D II '13
Bridge failures
Failure of a steel-truss highway t>rldgo In
Colorado. W. H. Hubbard, Jr. 11 plan Bug
Report on <!len l.och derailment. Ry Age 64:
717-9 Mr 28 '13
Wellsvllle bridge failure. E. S. Morse; D.
Instructions for the Inspection of the fabrt*
cation of steel bridges. Ry & Eng B ES:
3»« Mr 29 '13; Same. Ry Age 54:oBl-3 Mr
F, K. Schall. Ry Age 55:969-74 N 21 '13
Periodical brldne inspection. Ry Age 64:S:
F 21 '13
Bridge moving
isaa City. C. E. Smith. II
.61 J] 10 '13
Pacific Kaw rtver bridge.
Moving the Union Pacific Kaw rtver bridge,
Kansas City. 11 plans Eng Rec 67:601-2
My 31 '13
Digitized GV Cockle
INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
site
ot Kaw fiver bridge. C.
Smith. LI plana Ry Age S5:4E-» Jl 11 '13
Hannibal, Mo. II En^ Rec 68:500 N 1
Trnnsfeiring bridge spans on barges at Han-
nibal, Mo. It EnK N 70:1128 D i '13
Bridge painting
13
N Z
■13
; or bridge paint. J. S. Rice: A. B.
Ptietps. Ry Age GE:llT9-80 D 19 '13
Bridge ihope
lAflt word In bridge atiops. Eng Rec ST:SS3
Je 7 -18
St. LAwrence brMge company's new shop;
Montreal. II plsjis Eng Reo fiT:S24-6 Je 1
■IS
109:
I without scafTold. U Scl Am
WlsconBln. A. R. Hirst Bng 1 _
O 9 '13; Same cond. Bng Rec eS:37S O i 13
Brldgea In relation lo the Hudson River. G.
F. Kuni. Scl Am S T6:3<2-3 N 29 'IS
Bridges of the Connecticut company. II Elec
Ry J 42:eSS-43 O 4 '13
Bridging (he Hosphorus and the Golden Horn
at Constantinople. H. G. Tyrrell, plan Eng
N 70:1020-1 N 20 'IS _
Chicago— Milwaukee avenue Tiaduot Eng
N 69:613 Hr IT '13
Civil Bervlce examination questions for New
York state, Eng N 70:1129-31 D 4 'IS , ^
Compensalton for street-railway use of high-
way bridge In New Jersey. Bng Rec S8:
667-8 N 15 '13 . ^ _
Data (or use In designing culTerta and short-
span bridges. C: H. Moorefleld. 11 U S Pub
Roads Bui 4G:7-39 '13
Design of large bridges, with special refer-
ence to the Queliec bridge, K, Modjeskl. II
plans J Fr Inst 176;2r- " ~ "■ "
*-nK Rec fiS:321-4, 354-6
cting a long plate-g):_„ _,
Chelienham. Pa. plan Eng Rec 87:4«S
Ap 26 'IS
How Mexican rebels destroy railways and
bridges. G. E. Weeks. 11 Scl Am 109:209-10
8 13 'IS
Municipal bridge approach, 8L Louis: de-
Eng Rec I
Rcriptlon and methods of construction. 8.
W. Bowen, 11 plans Eng N 69:94-100 Ja
16 '13
New York state highway department bridges.
diaea Bng Rec 68:361-2 8 27 '13
Organization and equipment for maintenance.
operation. Inspection, repair and renewal
of East river bridges, N. Y. plans Eng Bee
67:98-101 Ja 25 '13
Pole- truss highway bridges on mountain
roads In Washington. C. B. Bge. 11 Eng N
69-842-3 Ap 24 'IS
Portland— broad way bridge over Willamette
river, with rail bascule span. W, P. Hard-
eaty, n plan Eng N 70:704-10 O 9 '
r bridges
! of I
J. May*
nd c
ntl-
1 be r
J Fr Inst 176:645-
Proposed Hudson river bridge and tunnels
to connect New York and Now Jersey.
plans Eng Rec 67:367, 3S4-7 Ap 6 '13
Proposed Hudson river bridge; present neces-
sity for highway and railway bridge at New
York city. G. Llndenthal. Eng M 44:779-
81 F '13
Public worka in the Philippine Islands un-
.liT th,' Amcrlisn r^cime. M, F. Cameron.
II Eng Rec «S:I71 Ag 16 'IS
St. Lawrence bridge company's new shop;
Montreal. 11 plans Eng Rec 67:624-0 Je T
1 Eng Reo 67:674-5 Je 14 '13
HIr
In Wisconsin. A. R.
cem 3:266-6 D '13
bridge carried
iv-ing; Bridge
.. . _.' river, Wa^, II Bng
N 69:1205-6 Je It 'IS
Bridge failures: Bridge
Intlng: Bridge shops: Ciil-
vLTiai jjrawuriuges; Girders; Pontoon
bridges; Trestles: Trusses; also names of
cities, subhead Bridges
Abutments
Bridge abutment with cantilever wings. II
plana Eng N 70:917-8 O 23 '13
DeBlKn of concrete abutments without wing
walls for deck girders. C. M. I^uther. plans
. II diag Ry Age 54:7S9-6I Mr 28
Cost
Collection and use of construction cost data
Eng N 70:1305-7 D 25 '13
Rors for a North river bridge at Now York
6S-64<1-1 D 6 -13
Damages from floods, <
Damage to bridges at lAtayette, Ind. B. L.
- ■■ - ■- g9:837-8 Ap ?' "-
. In Indlanai
1 map Eng N 69:8'
Destruction of brldRes In Indiana flood. C:
BroBsmann. II Eng Rec 47:373-4 Ap 6 '13
Genesee river bridge wrecked by Ice. Bng
Rec 67:92 Ja 26 '13
Heaulls of recent flood at Columbus; dam*
ages to bridges and levaes and pUnt for
ImproTlng river channels. J. J. Morgan. II
map Bng Rec 67:444-5 Ap 19 '13
Y brldee at Zanesvllle, O. wlthslands flood.
R. IT Lewis. II Concrete Cem 8:298-3 Je
■18
Protpcllve coallni™ for railway bridge floors,
A, W. Carpenter. Ene N 69:60-1 Ja 9 '13
Viaduct fl-mr of hollow concrete tile. II Ena
Her 6S:647-8 D 6 '13
Founilations and piers
Concrete pile sppclflcallona for the i'oint
brliige at Pittsburgh. Eng Rec 6S:58I N
22 '13
Concrete speclll cat Ions for bridge substruc-
ture. KOB llec 6S;.ln5.6 .S IS 'iS
Construction features Of the substructure of
the Cum,bertand river bridge, L. & N. Ry.
H. M. Jones. II map Eng N 68:1060-2 My
22 '13
C-nnKtruclion ol new Quebec brldso piers. II.
P, Borden. II Ry Age 56:366-9 Ag 29 '13
Dfpp-waler plera for Passaic and Harkensack
bridges. II Eng Rei' 68:698-9 D 20 -13
'-- —1 the Pitt river bridge:
717-8 Je 2
Kaw
•13
I plan Eng
. bridge reconstr
434-6 Ap 19 '13
- .1. I';.,— fijundatlcna for the Tunhhan-
k viaduct. 11 plan Eng Rec 67:432, 484-
t My !
. . _ (or drawbridge over Calumet river. II
Eng Rec 67:208 F 22 '13
Plvut pier nf ChclsMi bridge north. 11 diags
Eng Rec 6S:13S-9 Ag 2 '13
Removing the masonry and submerged gril-
lage of a bridge pier, Cleveland. O. I] Eng
Rec 67:618-9 My 3] '13
TIi.npwiMB- Iwn Bwlnrr rniflns under trnlflc at
and. Me, II plan
Ijicollo. Quchp
Rv Age 54:ir.-;
infecuflriilnB
! Je 20 '13
splao
. II discs Kne
viat
8:661-3 D 11
Rec 68:328-3Ci"s"2o"f3'
Set alio Bridges— Abu tmen la; GolTerdamp
,j,i=:X>oog[e
INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
35
Bridges —Continued.
Load
EqufvalenI uniform loads on brlclRes for
different typea of engine. Bng N 70:8S1-B
EaipeilmentB on moving loads on highway
brldEes. Bng Reo 6B:lS6-6 Ag 9 13
Impact stresses in railroad bridge design.
Ens Rec 6T;364 Mr 29 -13
Moving loads on steel bridges; consldera-
D 13 '13
Replacing lower obord of a drawsiilui while
In service. II Eng Rec eT:5Tl My 24 '13
Hce alio Bridges— Reconstruction
Bridatsi Arched
Allen town, Pa.^reinforced concrete viaduct
for heavy service. B. H. Davis. II pl&ns
Concrete Cem 2il61-8 Ap '13
Alletitown, Pa.— South Eighth street Ttadoot.
I] plana Etig N G»:T69'E3 Ap IT '18
Atherton B,venue tilghwsy btiage, Pittsburgh.
II pl&ns Eng Rec 67:G40-2 My 17 'iS
Broadway bridge across OsweKO river and
I Nev
. Fultc
, N.
• Mos-
cow, lowi. II Ity Age B4:S96-7 Ap 18 '13
Erecting Canadian Paclflc bridge over the
at. Lawrence river. II diags Ry Age B4;
1027-9 My 9 '13 , „
Kaw river bridge reconstruction. II plan Bng
Rec 67:434-6 Ap 19 '13
Movlnc a three-span truss bridEe over the
Kaw river at Kansas CKy. C. E. Smith.
il plans Eng N 70:54-«l 31 10
Novel method of removing an old bridge.
Eng N 69:846 Ap 2* '13
Ohin river bridge at Kenova. W. Va. 11 diaga
Ry Age 65:401-13 S 5 '13
Pont Notre-Uame reconstruction, Paris; arch
replacement under trafflc. II plana Eng
N 70:1211-4 D IS '13
Rebuilding of the burned Ne'
My 29 '13
Reconstrucllon of Kaw river bridge. C.
Smith, 11 plana Rv Age SG:4r " " "
■ N
plana Eng N 1I):5S5-T 8 S5 '13
Reconstruction of the Quebec bridge: a de-
Hlgn. G. KrIwoBchetn. II Scl Am 8 76i293-E
My 10 'IS
Renewing two swing apans under trafne at
I.aoolle Quebec, and Portlond. Me. II plan
Rv Arc 64:1575-7 Je 20 '13
Replacing a timber Howe truss with a long-
span plate-girder. 11 plan Eng N 70:1303-4
D 25 '13
Replnclng Cedar river bridge; building new
and extending old piers; erecting plate-
girder spans by derrick cars and hy over-
head Jigger beams. II Eng Rec 68:1)13-5 Ag
16 '13
Rpplacing high timber trestle near Boone,
Iowa without Interrupting trafflc. II Eng
Rec 67:187-8 P IB 'IS
Replacing porlagevllle, N. Y., bridges. 11 plan
Eng Rec 67;4OT Ap 12 '13
Replacing Sumner street bridge, Toledo.
plan miB Rec 67:661 My 17 'IS
Replacing Ihe Cuyahoga river draw bridge
(tasculel. II dlags Eng Bee 67:20-1 Ja 4
'l3
Safeguarding displaced viaduct piers: slop-
pEng dangerous settlement and sliding by
'ramage system: underpinning and rebulld-
1 Eng N fl9:lS2<
I Je iS '13
Maxtin. 11 idans Eng N 70:646-50 O 3 '13
Catawba river bridge near Charlotte, North
Carolina. II Bng Rec C7:2TZ Mr S 'II
Colorado street bridge over Arroyo Seco,
Cal. B. B. Howard. II plan Bng Reo B7:
668-70 My 2' "*
Concr
s and a
'13
and <
I for
Ing foundations at Cleveland. 11 dlags Bng
Rfc 68:661-3 D 13 '13
Schuylkill river bridge Improvemenfs: wlden-
vanla main line In Philadelphia. 11 dlag
Ry Age 56:1173-6 D 19 '13
Sm alto Bridge moving; Bridges — Repairs
Bridge maintenance. Ry Age 64:1660-1 Je 20
■13
Novel bridge repair Job at Uhrichsville. Ohio,
B: atlngel. II plan Bng Rec 68:53 J< 12 '13
Reinforcing a scoured pier foundation at
Newcomers town, O. E; Stlngel. dlag Eng
Rec 68:182 Ag 16 '13
Remforcin^ anold^raJlway viaduct. W. T.
. a dlag Eng N 70:864-6
highway bridge at Anaonla, Con-
uBvuuUt. plans Eng Rec 67:219-20 P 22 '13
Construction of the Martin's creek viaduct
fur Delaware, Lackawanna & Western rail-
road, II Eng Reo «8:710-2 D 27 '13
Crooked river arch bridge, Oregon. 11 dlags
Ry Age 54:394-6 F 28 '13
Ciooked riier bridge, Oregon, C, B, Chase.
II plan Eng N S»:519-GS Mr 20 '13
Delaware river bridge of the P. & R. E.
Chamberlain. II plans Ry Age 54:944-60 Ap
26 '13
Fall River, Mass. concrete arch bridge. II
plan Bng Bee 67:466 Ap 21 '13
Fltchburg. Maas.— FIftll street viaduct. II
plans Eng N 69:443-7 Mr 6 'IS
Halen reinforced -concrete bridge, Bern.
Switzerland. II plans Bng N 70:631-7 8 tS
'18
Largest reinforced concrete bridge in Ameri-
ca, Pittsburgh. P. C. Parkins. II Scl Am S
75:348 My SI '13
Method of designing arches, KIngshlghway
viaduct, St. Louis. Eng Rec 67:136-7 P 1
Bee G7:327-S Mr 22 '13
Pont Notre-Dame reconstruction, Paris; arch
replacement under traffic. 11 plans Bng N
70:1211-4 D 18 '13
Spokane, Washington— Latah creek bridge. J,
F. Greene, 11 plan Eng Beo 67:312-4 Mr II
'13; Same cond. II plan Bng N (9:614-7 Ur
27 'IS
Tunkhannock viaduct conatructlon on D., Li-
ft W. relocation. II Bng Bee 68:594-6 N 29
Bridges, Base u la
Bascule highway bridge with overhead bal-
ance beams Installed across a lock of the
New York barge canal at Phoenli, N. T.
plan Eng Bee 67:177 F IE '13
Double deck baacute bridge at Fort William,
Ont. II dlag Hy Age 55:603-1 O 3 '13
Doublo-deck bascule bridge over the Chicago
river, plans Eng N 70:116-7 Jl- 17 '13
Gunpowder and Bush river bridges, II dlags
Bng Rec 68:144-6 Ag 9 '13
Hand-operated bascule bridge, dlag Bng N
Calum _ __ _
697 D 20 '13
Lift bridges of Milwaukee. H: O, Tyrrell. 11
Munlc Eng 46:2-7 Jl '13
Long- span double-deck bascule drawbridge
over the Kamlnlstlquia river for Canadian
Paclflc By. 11 Eng N 70:308 Ag H '13
Motor-operated, three-leaf lift bridge. 11 Iron
Tr R 62:674 Mr 6 '13
New type of rail Joint for bascule and vert-
ical-lift bridges, II dlags Ry & Eng R U:
Digitized by VjOOQIC
INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
Eng M
Bridge*, Batcul _.
Norwalk, Conn., Waahlngton street brldse-
ttlans Ehk Rec £8:103-1 Jl 2S '13
Portland — broad way bridge over Wiltamelte
river. W. P. Usrdeaty. 11 plan Ens N Vu;
701-10 O » '13
Itall roUliiB bascule bridge at Portland, Ore.
11 dlas Ky Age 64:«ue Mr 1$ '13
Recent types at railway bascule bridcea. H.
G. Tyrrell. 11 Hy & ting K B3;236-8 Mr 16
Beplaclng the Cuyahoga river draw bridge
[bascule]. II dlags Bng Rec G7:20-l Ja 4 '13
Road Improvements of the Northern Padllc
Ry., In Wasliington. II plan Ry & Bug R
E3:2E9-G0 Mr 22 '13
Rolling lift bridge 186 tt. long, So. Chica-
go, II Iron Age 31:299 Ja 30 '13
Bmail bascule highway draw span, Barn-
stable, Mass. II Eng N 7D:lES-8 Jl 21 '13
Strauss single leaf bascule bridge at South
Chicago. 11 dlag Ry Age 61:605-6 Mr IM '11
Brldse*, Cantilever
Adopled design o( the Quebec bridge. R.
Mocljeakl. dIagB Ry Age 55:66a-fia S 26 '13
Comparative economy of cantilever and bub-
penslon bridges. Eng Rec 6T:E66-T My 21
e Quebec bridge, K. ModjeBkl. li
ni »»;117-20 D '13
High cantilever bridKe in Mexico across Rio
Chlco, II cTlogs Ry Ago 56:12:;2-4 D 26 '13
Large cantilever brldse In China. 11 Bng N
69:61 Ja 9 '13
Latest bridge dealcn for Sydney harbor, N, S.
W.; the third largest apan in the world.
Eng N 10:220 Jl 31 '13
Ltfllng the i;!u,UO(i,0O0 pound Quebec bridge.
H. P. Stratton, 11 Eng M 46:311-9 D 13
Memplila cantilever bridge, plana Eng N 7U:
930-3 N 6 '13
New Mississippi river bridge at Memphis.
Tenn. tllags Eng Rec 6R:316-7 N 8 '13; Ky
Age 56:821-5 O 31 '13
Proportioning of long-span truss and canti-
lever bridges. J, Mayer. J Fr Inst 17G:e5»-
7U D '13 (lo be cont)
Relntorclng^ an old cantilever bridge, Phila-
delphia, Penn, il plan Eng N 70:187-9 S 11
Sewlckley, Fa„ cantilever bridge. II plans
Eng N 69:3!i3-y F 27 '13
Suspension bridges and cantilevers. D: B.
Stelnman, Eng Rec 67:647-8, 677-8 My 17-
24 '13
BrldQes, Concrete
A lien town. Pa. — reinforced concrete viaduct
tor heavy service, B, H. Davis. II plans
Concrete Cem Z:16I-S Ap '13
Altentown. Pa. — South Eighth street vladuot.
11 plans Eng N S9:TG9-63 Ap 17 '13
Atherton avenue highway bridge, Pittsburgh.
II plajis Eng Rec «7:d40-2 My 17 '13
Broadway bridge across Oswego river and
the New York barge canal at Fulton,
N. T. II plan Eng Rec 67:88-90 Ja 26 '13
Carondelet park bridge, St, Louis, Mo. C;
"■ Martin. II plana Eng N 70:«16-HI O 2
lirldKo near Charlotte. North
i.sroiinn, ii r-ii^^ It.-c «7:27J Mr \ 'I:!
Color.ido street bridge over Arroyo Seco, Cnl.
E. B. Howard. II plan Eng Rec «7:568-70
My 2* 13
Colorado street bridge over the Arroyo Seco.
Pasadena, Cal. 11 plans Eng N 7U:H<-50 Jl
14 '13
Concrete bridges lo wlth-sland flood, and their
---tiparatlva cost. Concrete Cem 2:210; 3:
'IS
Catawh.T i
115 i
Con ere
. '13
rini'tilli
aii.-p-e s 13 ■
ConcretInK the Milwaukee avenue vladuot,
Chicago. II Eng Rec 67:304 Mr IS 'IS
Construction of the Fifth street viaduct.
Fltchburg. Mass. II Eng Rec 6T:4-6 Ja 4 '13
ihi-
ruud. [1 Kng Rec
.S:71U-3 D 2T '13
•18
Delaware river bridge of the p. & R. B.
fhamberlain, 11 plans Ry Age B4;914-i0 Ap
■iS '13
Designing concrete alab spans tor double-
track bridges of Penneylvanla railroad
across the Bush, and Gunpowder rivera,
Eng Rec 51:100 O 11 '13
Fall lllver, Mass. — concrete arch bridge. 11
plan Eng Rec 67:466 Ap 26 '13
Features of concrete- bridge design. Eng Rec
68:366 O 4 '13
Fitch burg, Mass.— Fifth street Viaduct. U
plans ICng N 63:413-7 Mr t 'II
Qeorgia- Harris viaduct, Vancouver, B. C.
plan Eng N 70: 311-5 Ag 21 'IS
Gilbert Avenue viaduct in Cincinnati. II plan
Bng Rec 67:216-8 Mr 1 '13
Gravity concrete-depositing plant. Fallsway
viaduct. Baltimore. Eng N 70:927-8 N 6 '13
Gunpowder and Bush river bridges. II dlags
Eng Rec 68:114-6 Ag 9 '13
Hal en reinforced -concrete bridge, Bern,
SwKxerland. 11 plans Eng N 70:531-7 3 IS
'13
Hupalcong-Slateford cut-Off; heavy concrete
bridge work. C. W. Simpson. II dlags Ry
Age 54:9-11 Ja 3 '13
Lake Park bridge, Milwaukee, Wis. O. B.
Young, Jr. II Munic Eng 45:63-4 Jl '13
Largest reinforced concrete bridge In Amer-
ica, Pittsburgh. F. C. Perkins. 11 Scl Am S
76:318 My 81 '13
Light reinforced -concrete arch. La Mescla,
France, plan Eng N 69:307 F 13 '13
Long span concrete bridges. diagB Concrete
Cem 3:119-20 s 'IS
MarElialltown, la. reinforced -con Crete girder
bridge. H. J. Bodgera. II plan Ens N <9:
560-1 Mr 30 '13
Method of designing arches, Klngshlghway
viaduct, St. Louis. Eng Bee 67:136-7 F 1
'13
Nicholson, PB. — foundations for the Tiinkhan-
nock viaduct. II plan Eng Rec 67:18!, 184-
8 My 3 -IS
Norwalk. Conn., Waahlngton atreet bridge.
_-, 1 concrete. 11 plans i —
Rec 68:401-2 O 11 '13
Present statue of bridge building. F. P. Mc-
Kibben. II Concrete Cem 1:48-61 D 'IS
1-rlie di-slgn for .himes river bridge at Rlch-
nioml. II Etig Ht-c 68:G1U N 15 '13
Reintorcpd contrele. C: H. Moorefleld. II
plans U S Pub Road Bui 46:13-39 'IS
Reinforced concrete slabs under concentrated
loading. A. T, Gold beck, diacs Concrete
Cem 3:56-9 Ag 'IS
;^l>ipki.ne viiuhict- II Concrete Cem 3:199-203
N '13
SiKikane, U'ashington concrete arch bridge;
I.atah creek bridge. J. F. Greene. II plan
Eng Rec 67:312-4 Mr 22 'IS; Same condl.
II plan Bng N 69:614-7 Mr 27 '13
Summlt-Hallslpad cut-ort of Pelaware. Lack-
awanna & Western railroad: ileHcrlpllon of
Tunkhnnnock viaduct and other structures.
II dinBH Ity Age 55:1069-74 D 6 '13
Tunklinnnock viaduct construction on D,. L.
& W. relocation: cuntinuuus concreting of
plerH, more than 2iiO feet high, and adjust-
able stcH tnisH centers for 180-foot arch
pjiatis. II dlags Eng liec 6S;i91-« N 19 '13
Two large concrete arches on a Swiss moun-
tain railwa.v. 11 Eng N 70:12'.<l-6 D 25 '13
Tardley, <Pa.) brldgp across the Delaware
river, Philadelphia & Reading Ry. II plana
Eng N 69:1101-8 My 29 '13
Bridges, Iron and steel
Bridge trusses with uniform T-shapa rnem-
bprs. pl.in Eng Rec 67:202 F 22 '13
Columbia river bridge at Trail, plan Bog
Rec 67:160-1 F 8 '13
acting a steel bridge. Eag N 69:
675-6 Mr 20 '
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INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
, Iron and Meel — Contlnurd.
.J"i„"
Erection of Mononsahels r
Age G4:9E-g Jb 17 '13
Failure ot a steel-truM highway brldga In
Colorado. W. H. Hubbard, Jr. II plan Bng N
69:632-3 Mr 13 'U
Fort Dodge. Des Molneg ft Southam Ry. re-
places high timber trestle with a steel
viaduct. 11 plans Eng N e9;S3U'l Ap II 'IS
High steel viaduct In New Zealand. Eng Rec
A:2T7 8 G 'IS
Highway bridge spec I float Ions: requirements
outlined by G. S. office of public roads. Eng
Rec G8:230-S Ag 30 '13
InatruPllon for the Inspeolion of Ihe fabrica-
tion of sleel brldKes. lly Ace 54:SS1.J Mr
19 '13: Same. Ry & Kng R S3:30e Mr 29 '13
Iron and steel railway bridge In German
Cameroon. A. Qradenwltx. 11 Eng Rec 68:134
Ag 1 '13
Necessary precautions In the design and su-
Servl«lon of construction of low- truss steel
[ghway bridges. Q. M. Braune. Eng N TO:
398-9 Ag Z< ■°3
N1 squally river pipe -line bridge; dealgn and
erection nt La Grande. Wash. II plan Bng
Rpo 67:I27-S Mr IJ '13
Obser vail one on bridge expansion. II. A.
I.oner. dlag Ear N 7(1:1170-1 D 11 '13
Helnforclnr an old cantilever bridge, Phila-
delphia, Fen n. 11 plan Eng N 70:487.9 S 11
Replacing hl^h timber trestle near Boone.
Iowa without interrupting tratflc. 11 Eng
Rec 67:187-8 F IB '13
Steel highway bridge Bpeclncatlons of the
V. B. ofDce of public roads. Eng Rec 63:
Z55 S S '13
Tacoma-R steel lift bridge. J. O. Baahford. II
Munin Ens 44:183 Mr '13 ,
Testa of two large nickel steel columns. H:
W. Hodge. 11 plan Eng Rec 67:834-6 Mr
Roud Ore 100:1-25 'IS
Weldon viaduct over tile Ronnohe river; 3.688
feel lonR. II ]>lan Ry Afte 64:998-1000 My 2
'13
S'ln aim RridBes — Load
Bridges, Lift
BuIIalo ■ river lift hrlilBPR, R. Low. II dlBBS
map Ry .\ge 64:197-201 Ja 31 '13
Cables of (he Halsted street lift bridge at
Cliicagn. Eng N 70:371-2 Ag 31 '13
City waterway bridge, Tacoma. Washing-
ton. 11 Bng N $9:1010 My 15 "IS
Comparison of old and new designs for '
IMrect-llft drawbridges without cables, dlags
EnK N 89:1168-71 Je E '13
Erection of a cable lift bridge. W. J. How-
ard. II plan Bng N 70:600-1 S 11 '13
New lift brldBC of the Oregon -Washington
R. R. A navigation co, at Portland. II Ry
& Eng R 63:137-8 F 16 '13
New type of vertical lift bridge, plans Ry &
Rnit R r>3:39H-l Ap 26 '13
Repairs to the So. Halsted st lift bridge
over the Chicago river, Eng N 69:920 My
I '13
StrauBB direct lift bridge, diafta Ry Are
S4:S63-B Mr 18 'IS
Taciima'a steel lift bridge. J. O. Bash ford.
II Munic Eng 44:183 Mr '13
Two mo lor -operated railroad lift bridges of
the New York, New Haven & Hariford. 11
Ry Age B4:BB8-9 Mr IB '13
Vertical llft-spnn higbwny bridge In Ta-
coma. il Rn^ Rec 67:428-9 Ap 1ft '13
Bridges, Pontoon. See Pontoon bridges
Bridges, Railroad
Akron. Ohio— group ot railroad plate-girder
t>rldges. plans Bng Rec 67'.SK-S Mr 19 '13
Bridge maintenance. Ry Age B4:1B60-I Je 30
Chinese i _ _
_^Scl Am S 75:181 Mr 23 '13
the sutwtructure of
Construction — _„ „.
the Cumberland river bridge. L, & N. Ry.
" " ' " map Eng N 69:1060-3 Mjr
H. M. Jones.
22 '13
onalrucllon ot the Martin's creek viaduct
... „ ■ , _ .. . -pstem rall-
} n —
Ky"AKe"6iT394''-'6'"F 28"T'3'"
Crooked river bridge, Oregon. C. B. Chaak
II plan Bng N 69:S19-Ge Mr 10 '11
Delaware river bridge of the P. ft R. B.
I'h.imberlain. 11 plana Ry Age B4:944-60 Ap
Designing concrete slab spans for double-
track bridges of Pennsylvania railroad
across the Bush and Gunpowder rivers. Bng
Rec 68:100 O 11 '1!
Development of short- span railway bridges.
liiiuhle rleck bascule bridge at Fori Wtlllar
Ont, 11 ding Ry Age 65:603-4 O 3 '13
Doubling the load capaclly of an old iK
ra1li-.md viaduct. 11 diag Ry Age 61:1323
Je 13 '13
Drawbridges over rivers having limited nav
j^atlon. C, E, Smith. Bng N 69:151-1 Ja 2
Emergency bridge reconet
ft CMllo R. R, n Eng N 7
1 10 'IS
Tin loads on bridges for dif-
ferent types of engine. Eng N 70:824-6 O
23 '13
Erecting a plate-girder bridge with a gajitry
traveler, l! Eng Rec 67:663 Je 14 '13
Erecting Canadian Pacific bridge over the
Kt. Lawrence river. II dlags Ry Age 64:
1027-9 Mv 9 '13
Erecting 8S-toot Plate girder spans with a
glnpote. 11 Eng Rec 68:10S Jl !« 'IS
Eh-ecting (Ulnois river bridge at Peoria, 11
Eng Rec 67:667 Je 14 '13
Erecting the Boucanne river (Canada) via-
duct. Bng Rec 67:625-3 My 10 'IS
Erecting the New Oeneva, Po. bridge. 11 plan
Eng Rec 67:466-60 Ap 16 '13
Erection cists for a double -track railway
liridgc. M. A. O, Stilson. 11 plan Bng N 09:
362-4 F 20 '13
Erection of a Cable lift bridge. W. J. Howard.
II plan Bng N 70:GOO-1 S 11 *13
Ererllon of Kentucky & Indiana bridge: de-
tails of superstructure of Ohio river cross-
ing at Louisville. II diag Ry Age 54:67-61
Erection ot Honongaheltt river bridge. II Ry
Age E4:95-B Ja 17 'IS
Extensive Improvcmenls on the Louisville A
Nashville. II map Ry Age 56:143-9 Jl 2G '13
F.Tt r<"lce, Dea Moines & .^niiihern Ry, re-
places high timber treatle with a steel via-
duct. II plans Eng N 59:830-3 Ap 24 '13
Foundation work on the Pitt river bridge:
Canadian Pacific Ry. II plan Bng Rec 67:
717-8 Je 28 '13
Foundations for the Tunkbannock Viaduct.
Nicholson, Pa. II plan Eng Tlec 67:482, 484-8
My 3 '13
a rode- crossing elimination at Second Avenue
and Trv .Sirppl, rillsburgh, II plans Bng
Rec 88:32-4 Jl 13 'IS
Ounpowder and Bush river bridge*. U dlaga
Eng Rec 68:1'' " •-"■•■'
s 6S:1222-4
cross RIo
> 36 '13
68:377 S 6 '13
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INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
Bridgei, Railroad — Continued.
Iron and steel railway biid
Cameroon. A. Oradenwlti.
134 Ak > '11
Iron anh stee
rea. Hy Age Bl:680-5
Mr 19 '13
Kaw river bridge reconstruction. 11 plan Bng
Ree S7:434-« Ap 19 -It
Ischlne bridge erection across the St. Law-
rence river. II Eng Rec 67:3S0-1 Ap G '13
Largest baacule bridge: double-trark, single-
leaf span for Baltimore & Ohio bridge over
Calumet river. Chicago. II Eng Rec tS:S91
D SO '13
Lew litown -Great Falls line of ttae C. M. &
St P. Rr> II plans Ry & Bng R E3:S8S-9 Jl
II diags map By Age e4:l»T-»)l Ja 31 '13
Maintenance englaeeiinar In railroad work.
Bnx N 19:109 Ja 1« 'iS
Motor cars for bridge ganga. Ry Age B6:78S-
7 O 34 '13
UovEng a bridge to permit (he
aS3-4 D 13 -JS
tSovitiK the Union Faclflc Kaw river bridge.
Kansas City. U plans E^g Rec B7:Ml-3 My
t BL 1
J, plan Ry & I
— - ding ___ ^ „
SIrder spans by derrick cars and by
Bad Jigger beams. II Eng Rec "" """
5 Ag
I« ■«
Replacing high timber trestle near Boone,
Iowa wllhout Interrupting traffic. II Eng Bee
67:187-8 F 15 'IS
Replacing PortDgevllIe [N. T.] bridges. II plan
Eng Rec 67:107 Ap 13 "13
Report of oommlttpe of American rallwav
eneineertng BBHn. on wooden hrldges and
tresllsB. Ry Age B*:S17-2a Mr !0 '13
IT bridge
1 the C..
R 68:60-1 Ja 18 'IS
New lift bridge of the Oregon -Washington
R. R. A navigation oo. at Portland. II Ry
& Eng R 63:137-8 P IS 'IS
New MlBRlsBlppI river bridge at Memphis.
Tenn. dlags Eng Rec 88:616-7 N 8 '13
New MlaslBslppl river bridge at Memphis.
dlag Ry Age 55:824-6 O 31 '13
New type of vertical lift bridge, platui Ry
A Eng B 63:390-1 Ap 36 'IS
Ohio river bridge at Kcnova. W. Va. II dIags
Ry Age 55:407-13 S 6 '13
Partial wreck of the Bangamon river bridga
by a derailed train: Wabash R. R. Eng N
«9:S9 Ja 9 '13
Pennsylvania railroad has Incased unsightly
eight -track and five- track plate-girder
spans In orMUoontal concrete. II plans Eng
Rec 11:401-3 O 11 '13
Progress on the lower Ganges bridge, north-
em Bengal, India, M. D. Brayshay. 11 pluis
Bng N 70:460-1 3 4 'IS
Protective coatings for railway bridge floors.
A. W. Carpenter. Eng N 99:60-1 Ja 9 '13
Providing for navigation during erection ot
drawliridBi-a. plan Kng N fiS:153-fi Ja 23 '13
Question of Impact on bridge substructures.
C. M. I.uther. Eng N 6!>:]80 Ja 23 '18
Railroad bridge denlgn In Europe and Amer-
ica, Bng Rec 67;24<-« Mr 1 '13
Railway bridges on track elevation. O: H,
Tinker, Eng N 69:355 F !0 '13
Rebuilding of the burned Newark Bay trestle
bridge, Pennsylvania B. B. It Ry Sc Eng R
53:795 Ag 23 '13
Rebuilding the Zanesvllle bridge, Baltimore
& Ohio R, R. 11 Bng N SS:1H6-T My 29 '13
Recent types of railway bascule bridges.
H: Q. Tyrrell, II By Sc Eng R 63:238-8 Mr
15 'It
Rpcons true lion of Knw river bridge. C, E,
Smith. 11 plans Ry Age 55:45-9 .11 11 '13
Reinforcing tfce Manistee river viaduct. Bng
Rec «8:H JI 19 "It
Renewing two double track swing spans. II
dlag Rv Age Sr,:6n»-702 O IT MS
Replacing Cedar river bridge: building new
and_ extending old piers i erecting plate-
65;1173-fl D 19 '13
Southern Pacific bridge at Sacramento: dou-
ble track, double deck, swing span, II Ry
Age E4:S4«-9 Ap 11 '13
Strauss single leaf bascule bridge at South
Chicago. 1! dlag Ry Age 54:605-6 Mr 19 '13
Substructure (or East river bridge division.
New Tork connecting railway, II dlag Bng
Beo 68:333-30 S 30 '13
Summit-Halls tend cut-off of Delaware. Lack-
& Western railroad: description Of
_nnock viaduct and other atructures,
II dlags Ry Age 55:1069-74 D 6 '13
Track elevallcm of the P. R, B, st Pitts-
burg, 11 Ry & Eng R 63:476-6 My 24 -It
Tunkhannock viaduct conntruction on D,, I>,
& W. relocation. II Eng Heo 63:594-6 N
39 '13
Two large concrete arches on a Swisa moun-
tain railway. II Eng N 70:1394-5 D IS '13
Weldon viaduct over the Roanoke river: steel
structure 3.688 feet long, II plan Ry Age
54:998-1000 My 2 '13
Tardley (Pa.) bridge across the Del&ware
river. Philadelphia & Reading Ry. II plana
Eng N 69:1101-8 My 29 'IS
Yardley (Pa.) bridge replacing. II plans Eng
Rec fiT:493-4 My 3 '13
Kre alao Bridge Inspection; Bridge paint-
ing
Bridges, Suspension
Bridge over the Rhine at Cologne. C: J,
Kavanagh, II plana dIags Eng N 70:846-9
O 30 '13
Clifton chain
River, Avon, c
09:191-2 Ja SO '13
Clifton au spent Ion bridge, at Bristol. Eng-
land, H. G. Tyrrell. Eng N 69:379-80 F
, Richards,
■13
Miniature suspension bridge, R. i
plan Power 37:677 My 13 '13
Proposed Hudson river bridge and tunnels
to connect New Tork and New Jersey.
plans Eng N 69:839-41 Ap 34 '13t Enic Rec
67:367. 384-7 Ap G '13; Same cond. Eng H
46:423-* Je 'IS
r the Herser,
I Ja 18 'IS
Suspension bridges and cantilevers, D: B.
melnman. Eng Rec 67:617-8. 677-8 My 17-
34 '13
Briquet*
Brlquettlng coal. II dlag Colliery t3:«87-» Jl
Brlguettlnc pitch from coke oven tar. Iron
Age 92:5S9-90 S II '13
Briquetllng plant at Cardiff. Wales. Bng ft
MIn J 95:946 My 10 '13
Briquets (iron)
Brlquettlng of flue duBt In the United Plates
by Iho Sohumaeher process. P. A, Vogel
and A, M, Tweedy. II Am Inal MIn E Bui
84;3S29-31 D '11
Experiences with benellclated ores. Iron Age
92:902-6 O 23 '13
Reclamation of flue dust Bng A MIn J 94:394
Ag 30 'II
Reclamation of flue dust for furnace usa.
A. F. Plook, Iron Tr R 62:1017-8. lOM-B
My 1-8 '13
Scoria briquettlng process: the use of slag
as a binder In preparing minerals for smelt-
ing, E. Stillz, II Eng M 45:888-90 S '13
Scoria procpBs for the manufacture of fine-
ore hrlqupttpB. flue-duct briquettes, and
Blag brick for htilidlng purposes. K. Stilts.
diRgn Am InBt MIn E Rul 79:1267-65 Jl
'13: nIscusBlon, H4:2SB9-29n3 D ^IS
Use nf nodullzed ore In the blajit furnace, R:
H: l#e. Am InBt MIn E Bui 32:2616-22 O
'13; Discussion. 84:2864-) D/IS i
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INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
.19
Briitol, Engfand
BrrHOM
CHfton chain suspension bridge, over the
River Avon, at Bristol, Bngland. 11 Bng N
_ .S:-23S-9. 25S-.. .__...
Meeting. Birmingham, England, Sept., 1913.
Elec W 62:618-9 S 27 'IS
" ■ September IB and 16, W13. Elec
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Greenwood cemetery
Concrete (eatures of the Qreenwood mortu-
ary chapel. 11 plan EIng Bee S7:S62 Mr it "13
Rapid trandt
Brooklyn rapid transit. By Age 65:4gf> S 19
Sanitary a train
Subaqueous seiver construction. 11 plans Eng
N 70:1061-70 N 27 '13
Brooklyn rapid transit company
Annual repon tor year enrting June 30. 1918.
Ry Age 65:543-6 S 19 '13
Brooklyn motor, truck and brakeshoe Im-
jirovements. 41 face Ry J ^l:3S-103 Ja 18
fire Min
Oilui
neral
British Columbia copper company
Annual report for 1912. Eng & Min J 9E:
987 My 17 'IS
British foundrymen's SMOelatlon
10th annual convention, London, 1911. J. Hor-
ton. 11 Foundry 41:334-8 Ag '13
Brltlih institute of metal*
. meeting, London. IDIS; abatracta of
1:179-
80 Ap '
Broaclilng machines
Broachrng a vacuum cleaner part. R. R. I*-
pulnCe. 11 dlag Mach 19:901 Jl '13
Broaching automobile parts. C. L. Lucas. II
dlags Mach 19:787-8 Je 'IS
Broaching va, milling. P. J. I-apolnte. 11
dlag Much 19:799 Je '13
HiRlily developed broaching operation. 11 Mach
13:860 Jl -13
Miaklng push brooches for steel work. E.
Vlair II Am Maoh 38:786-7 My I '13
Making the Red-E tool-liolder. C. L. Lucaa.
11 Mach 19:715-8 My 'IS
Manufacturing broaching machines and tools:
' "crlpllon of system with details of —
N I
'13
Intrloata bronie casting for
II Fooindry 41:287-8 Je '13
Making a large vanaidlum bronze engine
housing. 11 Foundry 41:224-6 Je '13
Nomenclature of (he n on -ferrous alloya. C.
P. Karr. Foundry 41:484-7 N '13; Same.
Metal Ind n s 11:517-21 D '13
Plant (or the manufacture of large man-
ganese bronze castings: the American
manganese bronze cO. at Holmesburg Junc-
.»«—„_..,.,., -...V. «w. «- -, ^urg Jur
Uon, Fa. II Metal Ind n s ll:2ST-8 fi '13
Sheet bronze for safety chains and
- ~ ■ ■ ■' ■ ! Ind n B 11:303
like.
42:826-7 O 16 '13
Rattan broom tilling machine at Milwaukee,
11 Elec Ry J 41:613 Mr 15 '13
Brush discharge. See Electric dlschargea
Rrush friction and contact losses, H. F. T,
Erben and A. H. Freeman. Am Inst E E
Pro 32:270-6 F '13
Commutation and brush loss. C. E. Wilson,
Am Inst E E Pro 32:640-8 P '13
Discussion on group II iiatiers (Methods of
determining losses In apparatus). (.See Pro-
ceedings for February, 1913) Am Inst B B
Pro 32:2029-62 N '13
Methods of determining brush losses due to
contact and friction. H. R. Edgecomb and
W. A. Dlek. Am Inst E E Pro 32:460-61
F 13
Brushes, Paint. See Paint brushes
Tatman. 11 Scl A
Bromine
Atomic weight of bromine, H. C. P. Weber.
U H Bur Stand Bui 9:131-60 Mr 15 '13
Caatlng a 87.000 pound manganese bronze
propeller wheel, W. R. Dean. 11 Hetal Ind
n a 11:71-3 F '13
Cracking of bronzes and brasses: with dls-
. ... _ . „ —nn. It Eng Rec 63:527-8
Rail roads
New railway stations and six-track tunnels
at Brussels, plan Eng N 70:160-1 Jl 34 '13
BucKeyemoblle
American locomobile. Power 38:849-61 D 16
Cooper. Elec Ry
American locomobile
J 42:1207 D 20 '13
Operating results with an Amerli
bite. Rieo W 61 " ~ "" "'
Pre!
279-80 D 20 '13
It status of (he locomobile. W. H. Mil-
ler, II Elec W 62:326-7 Ag IS '13
Self-contained superheated steam-driven unit.
II dlag Eng & Min J 96:913-4 N 16 '13
Steam-power unit of remarkable efficiency:
Buokeye-moblle, li dlag Ind Eng 13:399-401
a -13
3uckhannon A Northern railroad
Construction of the Buckhannon & Northern
railroad. R. E. Kerr, 11 map Ry Age 56:
Budgets
National budget on Its expenditure side.
S. Chase, J Account 15:397-411 Je '13
313-28 My '13
Strength and ductility of Iron, sleel and
bronzen at high temperatures. Eng N 69:
3T2-4 F 20 '13
Bee alio Bronxes; Bronzing; Oun metal
Broniss
Art of making bronze statues: from the raw
clay to the finished figure. C. B. Fairbanks.
11 Scl Am 108:166-7 P 15 '13
Bronzing
Bronze finishes. O. A. Hlllman. II Metal Ind
n s 11:160-1 Ap '18
Elec trod eposit Ion of brass and bronte. C. W.
Bennett. Metal Ind n s 11:178-8 Ap 'It
3 Eng Uec 68:613-5 N 2
Bridges
Eng R 53:1168-73 D 20 '13
Rapid transit
New substations in Buffalo. II plan Elec Ry
J 41:840-3 Uy 10 '13
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Buffalo, Rocheiter A PitUburgh railroad
Kevenues and cxpenBes. Ry Age 55;3Hl-9 Ag
22 '13
Studies of operation. W: 1<1 Hooper. Ry Age
64:683-7 Mr 21 "IS
ZSlIt annual rc|iort, for year tnillng June,
1913. Hy Age 55:356-6 Ag '^2 '13
Buffalo ttreet railway
NlagerB power lor the International railway
company, dlag Elec Ry J 42:420-2 S 13 '13
Buffer* (railroad}
Stronger buffers needed for railway termln-
alB. Ens N 70.-619 S 11 '13
Teat or a hyiirauUc buffer. C. Schwartz. 11
Am Hoc M E J 35:937-46 Je '13; Ulacusslon.
36:125S.60 Ag 'IS
Ten of a hydraulic buffer for railroad term-
inal atations. II Eng N 70:S26-7 S II '13
Buffing. See Grinding and polishing
Buhrar, Caspar. 1854-lSia
Sketch, por Ry & Eng R 63:307-8 Mr 29 '13
Buick motor CO., Flint. Mich.
Co -operation in Che Biiick pUnt. Automobile
29;lla3 D 25 '13
Building
Building const ruction In India. H: D. Ba-
ker. Concrete Cem 3:269-70 D '13
Constructing a building upside don-n, II Scl
Am ia»:2gt O 11 '13
Construction conditions In South America.
W. B. Wagner. II Concrete Cem 3:122-4 S
■IS
Construction of an K- story ahop- building:
F1«her building, Detroit, J: N. McMlchaels.
11 plans Concrete Cem 2:GT-60 F '13
Construction work in Madls
iltiSn, "^fl ^ng
.__n camp. Eng & Min J 9«:B50 S 20 '13
D<^slgn or slL'cl mill buildings. R. Fleming.
Eng Rcc 6MM'i7-!l. 491-3 O 2B-N 1 '13
Details ot englDe lest building of M. Rumely
CO., Laporte, Ind, II plans Eng Ree 67:42-3
Ja 11 'is
EMtect of the Omaha tornado on structures,
A, C, Arend. 11 Engr N 69;«9B-900 My 1 '13
Eliminating columns in a store front, plans
Eng Rec 67:733 Jo ti '13
Erei'tliig the 22d regiment armory. New
York. 11 Eng Bee 67:1S5 F 15 '13
HJgh eight-acre exposition building with a
Umber frame, San Francisco. H, D. Dew-
ell. II Eng Rec 67:653-4 My 17 '13
Mow a basement story was added to a mill,
J. Chlttick, dlag Scl Am K 76:324 N 22 -JS
How to lay out building lots or foundations.
■^—rete Cem 2:251-2 My 'IS
illonal bMilding exposition In Leipzig.
r-ci Am 108:200 Mr 1 '13
Life hazard In crowded buildings due (O In-
adequate exits. H, F. J. Porter, plana Scl
Am S 76:2-3 Jl 5 '13; Same. Eng N m:22S-
30 Jl 31 '13
New building tor Ihe Bureau of engraving
and priming, Wasblngton. D. C. F. \V.
Lcpper. II plana Kng N "0:335-8 Ag 21 '13
Partitions tor factories and Industrial l>ulld-
InKs, H: C. Tvrrcll. il KiiK M 45:S53-6I;
li;:r.3-62 S-" '13
Practical method of following up construction
work. A. W. Welch. En? M 45:512-7 Jl '13
Remark^iblc review <>f liulldhiK methods old
and new. B. Urlmahaw, |[ Sd Am |iv>:112-
3 Ag 9 'IS
'■KuslT' construction work. J. 1^ Stuart, Eng
Storage system for construction plant: I
apectlon and maintenance of wood and st.-.
derricks, hoisting engines, ropes, sllnga and
connections, Eng Rec 67:431-2 Ap 19 '13
System In the building Industry. Arch &
plant: In-
45;i7i-i
13
'I'M Ac
.tL
Bathr
ooms
: Brl
ckwr'p
rk: Cel
Inga; Painting, Structural; Plumbing; Post
oHlce buildinga; Quantity surveying; Re-
taining walla; Roofa; Scaffolding; Ship-
building; Shoring and underpinning; Stalr-
KlreaBea: Tenement houses; Theaters;
Towers. .-Jleel: Trellis work; Trusses; Vault-
InK: Ventilation; Walls; Wind pressure;
Windows
Contracts
See Building contracts
Estimates
Better estimating. Arch Rec 34:4S2 N '13
Building. Fireproof. See Fireproof construc-
Building accidents
Accident prevention In construclion work. Scl
Am S 75:362,3 Je T '13
Oriilnary precautions In conalructlon work.
luring liuUdlng
Jew York city.
:Ity. plan Eng N 70:356 A
& Min J 96:693 O 11 '13
Safety rules— structures, Eng & Min J 96
S 27 '13
Sec aJ»a Building failures
Building and loan associations
Apportionment of profits of building
loan sssociiitions. G: G, Scott. J Acco
16:350-7 N '13
Building contracta
lalons of building contracts v
■ yards -• • ■■ ------
the Bureau o. ._ -
ileimrtment, C: F, DIngman, Eng Rec 68:
476 O 2S '13
Injustice o( Including the heating, venliial-
executlng the conatrucllon of a relntorcvd-
c.ncrete induatrlal building, Eng Ree 68:
693-4 D 20 '13
Recovery for plumbing and Installation oC
heating plant, Dom Eng 66:106 O 2S '13
Reform In conatruction apeclllcatlon practice.
Concrete Cem 2:286 Je '13
Shipbuilding conlrans. L, I'eaketl. Int Ma-
rine Eng 18:440-3 O '13
^« nlsu Brldtce contracts; Contractors
Building tallurea
Building failure In Detroit due to workman-
ahlp. plan Concrete Cem 1;9»-100 D '12
Cuve-ln of Randolph slreet, Chicago. 11 Eng
liec 6S:677-8. 7i:.-6 D 13, 37 '13
Collapse of a reinforced -concrete frame In a
building. Vancouver. B, C. A. P. Hueckel,
11 plan Eng N 70: 290-1 Ag 14 13
Ciillaiisp of Orpheum theater, New York city,
Knit lice «H:5Gi' N 22 '13
Effect of stable refuse on concrete. B: Brooka,
11 Eng N 70:317 Ag 14 '13
Failure ot Orpheum theater building', New
York clly, plan Eng N 69:234 Ja 30 'IS
Failures in milldlng construction and their
lesKOns. E: Godfrey. 11 Arch ft Bldg 45:
77-sa, 329-;l3. Sll-B F, Ag. D 'IS
Long Beach (ChI,) auditorium disaster. II
Eng Reo 67:628-9 Je 7 'IS
Long Beach. Cal, fatal_ tal1ure__of_^
29 '13
:251-2 Ml
Eng N 69:114G My
C: P. T^w-
1 — Failures
lullding Inspection
Inspection of reinforced concrete work In
I,oa Angeles, II, Albright. Concrete Cem
2:235-6 My '13
Rules for 1nap<>ct1on Of iron and steel struc-
lures. By & Eng B 53:306-7 Mr 29 'IJ
sti' nl.1 BrldL-e mapecllon
Digitized by VjOOQIC
INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
HeatJns and ventilating secClonB of Cleve-
iHna's new building code. Heat & Ven 10:
42-3 D 'IS
Illinula law (or licensing mason contrftctora.
Eng N 70;S13 O 23 '13
LImllIng the height and area or buildings.
Eng Ret ES:e5U-I D 13 'la
Logic aa asainst precedent In wiitlnK build-
ing codes. Kng Keo 68:170-1 Ag 16^3
Municipal building laws In the United States.
R. FlenHng. E»ik N 70:9-13 Jl 3 '13
Proposed Ohio slate building code. Eng Rec
67:83-1 Ja 18 '13
Proposed rcslrlcllons for helgtits of buildings
tn New York. Eng Rec 68:«&9-«0 D 13 '13
Revision of New York city's bultdlng code.
Eng Rec 67:482-3 My 3 '13
To limit building heights. Arch Roc 33:»T3-
3 My -13
J*fe alaii Bridge contracts; Building con-
tracts; Bullcjlng Inapecllon
Fire,
procesaea and details. E:
Biili; 4G:511-£ O '13
■- — t of Uoor arches. II
111 I
I & concentrat.
Set Am 109:ll& Ag i '13
Plre, load and water test upon cinder-con-
crete, terra-cotta and gypsum floor arches.
H. Perrlne. II plan Eng N 70:37»-5 Ag 21 -13
Fireproof conatructlon: teatlng malerlala for
their power of resisting extreme tempera-
turea. H. Perrlne. 11 Scl Am S 76:360-3 Je
7 '13
Tests of three types o( floor archea. II dlag
Concrete Cem 3:169-70 O 'IS
Theory of penetration of heal In solid mate-
rials. L. R. Ingersoll. Eng N 70:866-9 O 30 '13
See alKi Adobe bricks: Brlquels (Iron):
Cement; Concrete, Reinforced; Concrete
blocks; Concrete tile; Gravel; Iron; Lime-
stone; Stucco; Terra cotta; Timber; Wood
Building moving
Moving 8000-ton building: San FVanclsco
school transferred 16B0 feet at rate of *0
feet daily, II Eng Rec 68:BSl-2 N 22 '13
Using a barge tor moving a fire house In
servlr.e. II ESig Rec 67:13 Ja t '13
Building superintendence
EIHcleDt building superintendence. R. Cox.
Arch A Btdg 15:13-5 Ja 13
BuNdlngi
Norton co.'a model administration building,
Worcester, Mass. 11 Iron Tr R 52:919-21
Ap 17 11
Valuation of buildings. R. H. Overstreet. Eng
N T0:E1I-B 8 11 'IS
Hcc also Bank buildings; Capitol bulld-
tngn; Car houses; College arrhiteclurc;
Department stores; Bxhlblllon buildings;
Faclorlea: High bulldlnRS- Hotels: Machine
shops; omce buildings; Posl-ofllce build-
ings; Public buildings: Hallro.ids— RuUd-
InKs: Uallroads— SiHllons; Schiml-houMea;
Report o[ manager for period June 1. 1911,
to December 31, 1913. Eng & Mln J 9G:
1200 Je 14 '13
Light ho uses and buoys of New York har-
bor. J. Fattlaon. 11 Int Marine Eng 18:1-4
Ja -13; Same. II Scl Am S 75:136-8 Mr 1 '13
Marine lighting equipment of the Pananui
canal. J. Pattlson. dlags Ens N 69:1057-9
My 22 '13
Buo)^, Conereta
Floating concrete buoys in Jamaica. II Con-
crete Cem 2:1S«-T Ap '13
Bureau o( sarety, Middle West utilities com-
Operatlng methods of the Bureau of safety
of the Middle West utilltlea company. Elec
Ry J 41:419 Mr 8 '13
United States—
Buah terminal company, So. Brooklyn, New
York City
Modem industrl.ll buildings, II Ind Eng 13:
l!'3-6 My '13
Bushings
Making of bushings for drill )lgs, F, B, Ja-
cobs, dla^ Mach 19:12-E 8 '13
" — ~ In piston valve bushings " "
Pr.'ssing In r
Kropldlowskl
lags t
I My ■
Business and (he new administration. A. P.
Nevln, Am Ind 13:13-4 Mr 'IS
Military history and the science of bualnesa
administration. E: D: Jones. Eng M 44;1-E,
lBB-90, 321-6 O-D '12
One essential of success Is system, 11 Uom
Kng 64:68-9 Jl 19 '13
Organization of large commercial and Indus-
trial establlahmenta. B. Orensteln. Eng M
44:E88-96 Ja '13
Stt- aim Accounting; Advertising; Book-
keeping: Business conditions; Chamber of
commerce of U, 8,: OorapelKion; Corpo-
_., ^^ .1 "-eilit; Depart-
Buslneea. education for
Why there Is place In business tor men tech-
nically trained. J: Ritchie, Jr. Scl Am 108:
S4S Je 14 '13
Business cards
Speclmene
Few suggestions. Inland Ptr El:38ta-384h Je
11 lent of Natloniil chamber of
sfore N tlonal plpf an I sup
om Eng S3 1S1 91 216 My
lions abroad In 1913 map A i
American -grown bulbs, G. E. Mitchell, 11 S
Am S 76:396 D 20 '13
Bulkheads
Bulkhead and pier for the new port of Si
Diego, Cal. II plan Elng N 69:498-600 1
13 '13
Calculation of docks aiid bulkhead walls.
dlags Eng Rec . ~ — ..-
Bull Run, Oregon
Bull Hun hydroelectric plant. C. H. Hickok.
II Eng Rec 67:70-2 Ja 18 'IS
Bullets
Destructive effect of bullets. A. SIgmsnn. ijci
Am 109:343 S 27 '13
6-T 8 20 '13
13
itisUtuTe "New" York May 23
1913 iron Age 91 1294 B My 39 13
Judge Gary on majesty and humanity at
the law Iron Tr R 63 1253 4 My !fl IS
Judge Gar> tells mhv business halts Iron
Tr It 53 810 3 O 30 13
Rallwa> bu Ing and general proiperily F
B Leigh Rv Age E 1161 U 19 IX Same
Itj & Png R « 1174 E D "0 13
Bualnesi men mu-it orhanlie for legNladon
I on Tr 11 j3 1104 6 D 18 13
Need of l uslness men In p II tics A B
l.r Ikslank Am Ind IS IT Ap 13
Ciooglc
INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
Buslncii record*. See Cost accounllng; Foundry
reeorda; Rallronds— Records
Butchers. Se? Meat markets
Butte, Montana
Mineral aHaoclatlun at Butte. D. C. Bard and
M. H, GIdel. Am Inst Mln R Bui SO:lfi27-31
Ae -13
Oi-f (leiinsltii at Butte. R. H, galea. d1aB3 Am
Inst Min K Bui Sa:l&:!3-I62fl Ag '13
Butte, Anaconda A Pacific railway
. 11 Am Inst Mln
Elect rlflcall on. R. E. Wai
B But 83:2623-34 N '13
Butter
Flavor of butler Injured by metals, i^cl Am
S 7G:334 N 22 '13
By-lawa. See Corporations — By-laws
By-product*. See Waste products
'Ula,tln8 machine, II Flee W 62:
the business
1127 N 29 '13
HollerUh tabula.. _
office. S, G. Koon. It Mach 20:2S-B s li
Improved caJculatlnar macblne. 11 Scl Am B
n-.tii o 11 '13
Keeping books by machine: the punched card
as a saver of brain energy. H. S. Mo-
Cormack. U Scl Am 103:191-6 Mr 1 'IS
New Veeder counters, 11 Ind Eng l3:403-3 S
•1>
Tabula^lnff Matlstlc* and accounia by ma-
_. I locKea-wneei counters. II
■ 38:637 N 1 '13
chlnery. Elec By J 1
1. il i
Improvement!. ,_ , _ _
plan EleC Ry J 41:1108-9 Je 21 '13
Bte aJ»o Mountain railroads
CabiM, Electric. See Electric cables
Cables, Submarine
«ul( of Georgia submarine telephone cable.
K. ■>. I,A Kelle and I,. F. Crim. II Am Inst
E F Pro 3I:ISIS-31 9 '13
Morse nignala from I.,ondon to New York.
Scl Am 108:193 Mr 1 '13
Radical improvement In cablinK: elimlnatlnt;
the Blphon recorder. H. T. Wade, ii maps
:11aRS .Scl Am 109:S!ll'-4 N 22 '13
Submarine transmission Une In the Baltic
sea. 11 Flee W 8S:2B0-1 Ag 9 '13
Cable ways
Aerial ciibleway Into the vale of Kashmir.
Ity & Eiig B 63:li";9 N l.'i '
ilewnv across the Himalaya
mountains. Eng N 7V:928 N 6 '13
Single-track cableway In Sardinia, B. Prae-
lorlUR. II Eng & Mln J !i6:lun».I0 N :!9 '13
Unusual deelsn of overhead tramway at ft
Utah mine. W. R. Elliott. 11 Eng & Mln J
86:293-8 As IS 'It
al»o Suspended railways; Telpher-
o«e
■ C:ir.'
Foundations for the Hule's Bar dam: pneu-
matic caissons used for excavating seamy
rock for « hydroelectric project on the
Tennessee river. II Fng Reo «7:178-8I) F 15
■13
Pneumatic calasona for Scotia dam. plans
Fne Rec G8;24a-9 Ag 30 '13
Rock Rroutlne and calf-son sinking for Hiile.i
liar dam. II plans Eng N TO.'.i49.5<> N 13
'13
Hit ttiM Ttrldges— Founilallons arid piers;
Calcium chloride
Making; calcium chloride brine. M. B. Smith.
Power 37:50 Ja It '13
Calcium peroxide
Peroxides and per-aalts. A. S. Neumark, II
Scl Am S 75:221 Ap 5 '13
Calculating
Exponential computer. L: Ross. Hng N 69;
366-7 F 20 '13
Power plant log calculator. W. N. PolakoT.
plan Power 37:696.7 Ap !9 '13
Calculating machlnt*
_. Irving J.
I'L M. Roorbacli. II plan Arch
Itec 34:520-30 D '13
Industries and reaource*
Attempt to restrict gold dredglnj; In Call-
fornfii. 1* H. Eddy. Kng & Mln J S5:«i6
Mr 22 -n
California asphaltum deposit H and methods
of mining, E. A. Ward. 11 Scl Am 109:427-8
Hydro- electric devetopment In California. J:
A. Brltton. 11 Scl Am S 70:72-4 Ak 2 '13
Metal mines production in California, In 1912.
Eng & Mln J »I>:S!I0 N 8 '13
on Industry of CalKomla, Bns N 69:ZBl-6
F 6 '13
Calorimeters, Respiration. See Respiration cal-
Calorli
Fsll
StV-. ---
Ffry bomb
Esii mating 'heat value of fuel. (Engini
itudy course) Power 37:83B_-7 Je_ "" ■
reading, ther-
electrlc Instnimeat for Industrial usage.
" Whipple- E^ng M 44:619-21 Ja '13
Til
course) Power
stand Bui 8:7'
I Mr
. iiarp
'13
, 3d. U t
Throttling calorimeters, diags Power 38:448-9
8 33 'll
Ca1umet-8>g canal
Construction of the Calumet-Sag canal. B. J.
Kelly. 11 map Eng N 8S:14«-60 Ja 23 'IS
Cambria iteel company
Vice preoident Rcplogle tcBtl"— ' ' "-
. Iro
Caml>rldge, Masaachusetti
■ ..— .i~T of Carob-"
17:21-2 Ja 4
) 18 ■
Dodges with tenses and tripod stands. Scl
Am S 7fi:304 N 8 '13
Mectrlcall^ opemted slot-machino camem.
11 m«n TV 63:102 Jl 12 'IB
e and the photosraphlc c
Cameron septic tank ^ „ „_
Cameron septic tank decision. S. H. Cros-
by. Eng Bee 67:195-6 F IB '13
Cameron septic lank decision In Knoxvllls
case, Eng Rec 07:140 F 1 'IS
Cameroon. See Kamerun
Campagna dl Homa
Rehabilitating the Roman Campagna, Scl Am
108:481 My 24 '13
Campanile, Venice
New campanile
F IB '11
Boiler -bearing support o( tlffure on the Cam-
panile, plan Eng Bee 67:111 Ja 15 '13
2SS N 1 '13
Camps, Construction, Se* Construction camp*
Venice, Scl Am 108:1 SI
dcy Google
INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
Undulator:' a modified reclproeator for oma-
•rCannlng and prMarvIng
' Sclenllfte advttncemsnt of th« cannliiff In-
duBtry. R. T, Hoban. II Set Am 8 78:40-3
Jl 19 '13
Cantilever brldgsi. See Bridges, Cantilever
Boundarie*
Settlement and survey of the Alaskan t
z« My '13 '
Flemer. II map EiDg H 46:2'
e-clay depoBlts of Cnnada. H. Riea.
t Mln B Bui 7B;429-4
Canadian electrical asaoclatlon
Papers and dlseussloc- " "
Toronto, June, 1913.
Canadian mining rnititute
Annual meetlnK. Ottawi
379 P "13
Canadian Northern railway
1913. Colliery 3S:
Canadian Northern Ry. H: K. WIckHteed.
maps Bng N TO:flB-73 Jl 10 '13
Canadian Pacific^ railway
...._. .. .. lap Ky Age 55:100-
Operntiio; or»!anliation on the Canadian Pa-
clflc. Ry Age B4:19-'"'
Shops near Calgary,
Eng R 63:561-6 Je
32d B
lal reiwrt. Ry Age 6B;438-*0 S 6
Comparison of freight train and
realatance. H. A. Hr— — °--
N 21 '13
Canal locks. See Locks (canals and
Canal machli
Operatlnot-i
Ry Age 55:958
nal 1>
fiff.n
Jl 1
•18
. Eng Rec 67:216-7 P 22 '13
Cape Cod canal
Cape Cod canal. 11 Eng N 69:47-60 Ja 9 '13;
Same cond. map Eng M 44:933-1 Mr '13
Electric service In connection with the Capo
Cod canal. II Qec Vf 82:3T6-S Ag 23 '13
History and advantages. 11 map Scl Am 103:
164-E S I 'IS
Capital
High price of capital. Eng N 70:018-9 S 25 '13
fiv. alKo Banks and banking; Intereat;
Troflt
Capitalisation
"--"illMtlon _-
. J Ptr 51:678-9 Jl '—
Inconslslenoy In capitalizing. Inland Ptr 60;
727-8 P "13
Use of capitals. W. P. Root. Inland Ptr GO:
863 Mr '13
}ntrol syslem o( the Panama ca-
ll dlag Eng N 70:1323-9 D 25 IS
Locks (canals and rivers)
Canals In Illinois. Eng Rec 87:87 Ja 26 '13
Commercial and military value of the intra-
coastal waterway. Scl Am 109:178 S 6 '13
Kelly. II mop Enir N 09:146-60 Ja 23 '13
Intra-coaslal canal system for the Atlantic
seaboard, map Scl Am 109:185 S S '13
New Welland ehlp canal, plan map Eng- N
70:598-002 S 25 '13 _ _^,.
Now York state barge canal. N. B. wblt-
tord. Scl Am 108:377-9 Ap 26 '18
Present status of the New York state barge
canal. Bng N 69:181-2 Ja 23 '13
Proposed Welland ship canal, map Eng Bee
88:36-<JI 12 'IS
Protectlnc sandy fannl banks. Eng Rec 68:
4BS-9 N 1 '13
Rehabilitation of the IlllnolB ft Michigan ca-
nal. Eng Rec 87:98 Ja SG '18
Rellning the Mauvages tunnel on the Marne
ship canal. F. B. Mann, plan Eng Rec 67:
203-4 P 22 '13
Surveys and estimates tor proposed Black
river canal, map Dnr Bee 68:167 Ag 9 '13
«<T nfjio Aquediicta; Canal boats: Canal
machinery: Hvtlraullr engineering; Irrlga-
lion canals: lyicka; Walerwa^-a; also Capo
Cod canal: Chicago drainage canal; I.^u1b-
vllle and Portland canal; New York state
barge canal; Panama canal; Saiilt Ste.
Marie canal; Suez canal
Canals, Irrigation, See IrrigaUon canals
Cananea. ftoni. Mexico
Relation of outcropB to ore at Cananea. M.
J. Elslng. RnR ft Mln J 95:357-62 F 15 '13
canned food. See Canning and preserving
aclentlllc advancement of the canning in-
dustry. R. T. Mohan. II Scl Am 9 71:40-3
Capl
II Kn»
:526 N S
Dome of the Wisconsin capltol. 11 plana I
N 70:389-96 Ag 28 '18
Car building. See Cars
Car cleaning
Selentlflc cleansing o( rallvvay^coa
Radial coupler and draft rigging for electric
care. II Bleo Ry J 12:344 Ag SO '13
Fender and wheel-guard testa tn Vancouver.
Elec l!v J 42:!!68.9 N 1 '13
Novel disappearing fender. 11 Elec Ry J 4
Ja
'IS
''B:iXter cbar
. Ry Age 6-1:1230
. Elec Ry
e Connecticut company.
41:320-4 F 23 '13
.,i^»,.vii«.. - ^ —. Ktt.illano, B. C. ding
Elec Hy J 42:133R T> 27 '13
Luieme earhouse of the Philadelphia rapid
transit company. II plana Elec Ry J 41:1186-
41 Je 28 '13
Milwaukee— -Pond du Lac avenue carhonse of
the Milwaukee electric railway ft light co.
11 Elec Ry J 41:497-601 Mr 16 '13
Muskogee Okla. electric traction company
carlioiise. U Klec Ry J 42:1010-2 N S "IS
New earhouse and shops at Dayton, Ohio. II
plans Elec Ry J 42:460-4 3 20 '13
New bsadquarterB earhouse of the Union
street railway, New Bedford, Mass. 11 plans
Elec Ry J 42:292-8 Ag 23 '13
Norfolk. Va.— sclentlflo design of carhouses
and ahopH. C. A. Neff and T. P. Thompsoiv
II plans Eng Rec 67:284-7 Mr 16 '13; Sams.
Elec Ry J 41:490-6 Mr 16 '13
Digitized by VjOOQIC
INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
I plan Elac Ry J <2;6'
i lOrce Street carl '
ell Bluffs rallw
Z«-6 P g '13
Repair shop board In Colorsdo SprlnBB.
Klec Ry J 42;U')r..G I) 13 '13
Shops and carhouaes of the Hantburs ra
transit syBteni. II plan Blec Ry J 41 ;4
T4 Mr IS -13
Wrr nl»o Car Inspection
Car inipection
'^— eloplnc cffleient -~- '-— "
Rj
Ap
II 'IS:
See ciilet Interchange
ir llghtlna
Axte llghTl
inspectors' and
of ihe Atchison, Topeka
Sume. Ry Age (Sleth ed) fn:392-i Ji '13
Car lUiKnlnatlon. Ry Ak« 56:831-8 O 31 "13
Car Huhtins tests In Toledo. II mec Ry J 42:
Ry J 43:180.1 A«r !
-* ■■-" — axle-llgbtlng equipment of
battery co., Phil, dlag Elec
1 87:245-7 My '13: Sam
cond. Ry & Ene R 63:418-9 My 3 '13
Theorv and practice of painting a modem
steel paueneer car. J. w. Lawrle. Sol Am
S 7«:&«-l O 11 '13
Car ahopt. See liallroads— Shops
Car ahortage. See Freight car service
Canadian Pacific all-steel trucks. 11 dlBgs Ry
Age 55:1163-9 D 13 '13
nerallment of trucks on c
Ity ARe 54;lIl-2 Ja T. .-
Diagram for wheel and truck clearances of
cars. W, Boothe. Eng N 69:578-9 Mr 20 'IS
Frelsbt car truck experimenls. Am Eng 87;
42-4 Ja '13: Same, Ry Age E4:B7-8 Ja 10
'13: Ry & EnB It 63:184-5 Mr 1 '13
Link side bearing truck, dtags Ry Age (Mech
ed) 87:673-4 D '13: Same. Ry Age 55:1167-
9 D 19 "13
Ma n It fac luring truck transoms for pasnenger
ooaoheB. G: Fraser. II Ky Age (Mech ed)
87:487-08 S '13
Uaitmum-tTsctloff trucks versus H. C. B.
trucks tor city and auburt>an service. H. A.
Benedict. Blec Ry J 41:1157-S Je 2S 'IS
Six- wheel trucks for passenger cart. J. A.
Pllcher. Am Soc M E J 35:809-17 My '13:
Same. Ry & Kng B 53:644-6 JI 5 '13
■"---'- "--- ^-rslgn. L. V. Curran. diags
Electric _ .. ,
TV 62:916-7 N 1 '13: Hy Age 55:023-4 N
'13: Ry & Eng R 63:1113 N 29 '13
Electric railway car lighting. J. R. Crava
II Rlec By J 42:1057-8 N 16 '13
Eltectric storage battery axle lighting t
My '
1. H,
I. Currle. .
Truck equalize
7:96-7 1
_ '13
eslgn, S. Holm,
20 -13
Illumlnutlon of street railway cars. L. C. Por-
ter and V. r.. Staley. Elec Ry J 42:1089-92
N 22 -13
Indirect lighting on limited trains between
New York and BOBtOtl. 11 Blec W Sl:Sg8-B
Ap 26 -13
Indirect lighting on New Haven trains. 11 Ry
Age (Mech cd) S7;395 JI "13
Llghllng fixtures for postal cars. II Ry Age
54:081-2 Mr 21 '13: Same cond. Am Eng 87:
ZlR-9 Ap 'n
Postal car illumination teata, Baltimore &
Ohio R. B. Ry & Eng R G3:S17-8 Ap G '13
Postal car illumination tests by Baltimore A
Ohio railroad. Blec W <1:<S0-1 Mr 39 'IS
Postal car Illumination tests made by the
Raltlmore & Ohio, diags Ry Age 64:609-71
Mr 21 '13: Same. Am Eng 87:212-4 Ap '13
— ' " itlng in steel pas-
Car ventilation
Car window air Intake, diag ny Age (Mech
ed) fi7:.M4-5 O '13
Ventilation of dining cars. II Heat & Ven ID;
40-1 Mr '13
Ventilation of passenger cars. Ry & Bng R
63:208-9 Mr S '13
Ventilation of steel sleeping cars. II Heat A
Ven 10:28-31 My '13
Ventilation of steely sleeping cars. T: R. Cro
Elec Ry J 43:
Ventilator (or arch root.
3 JI II 'IS
Car washing
Car washing
„ „ patnt preservation. U. B.
Smith. Elec Ry J 42:S28-9 Ag 9 '13
ew car-washing plant at St. Iiouls. II plan
Elec Ry J 41:722-3 Ap 19 -IS
Sgieciflcatiun for postal car llghClng. Bv Age
64:149-60 Ja 24 '13: Same. Am Eng 87:^7-
8 F '13
Tesls of passenger car lighting by Lake
Shore & Mlchlean Southern. Ry Age (Mech
edl 87:007-8 N '13
Train lighting. H. A. Currle and B: F. Wood.
hlbllog Am Soc M E J 36:69-93 Ja '13
Train lighting Instruction cur, 11 plan Ry Age
(Mech ed) 87:655-0 D '13
Baited enamel for painting steel cars. II EHec
Ry J 41:080-7 Ap 1! '13
Baked enamel painting on the cars o( Hud-
son A Manhattan railroad. 11 Elec Ry J 41:
146-9 Ja 26 '13
Finishing slcel passenger cars. Ry Age (Mech
ed) 87:5.19-41 O '13
Master painters' assoclallon on finishing steel
Bled p<iuipmeni and pjilnt tests. Ry Age
65:496-8 S 19 '13
Paint protection for steel eiiuipment, Ry Age
(Mech ed) 87:644 O '13
Painting cars with baking enamel. Blec By
J 41:141 Ja 25 'IS
wheels, by M. D, Hayes: abstraetg. Ry Age
641075-6 Mv 16 '13
(?hl1lai) cast Iron car wheel. Q; W. I^mdon.
Iron Age 91:1110-1 My 8 '13
Chilled Iron car wheel. A. A. Hale. Ry i
Eng R 63:730-2 Ag 2 '13
Chilled Iron car wheels for electric rallw.TV
Kprvlce. W. A. Bennett. II Elec Ry J 42:
109S-1100 N 22 -IS
Chrome -vanadium ear wheels. Iron Tr R 62:
020 Mr 13 '13
Chrome-vanndium tender wheels. Ry Age 54:
-1 F 2S ■--
Discussion of Ihe sleel wheel. D. P. Craw-
ford. Ry & Eng R 63:1133 D 6 '13
IN,.,.,.-, of the chilled cnr wheel. P. H. Grlf-
, . ... . '^.*S93.2SM O 'IS
- steel wheel. J;
C. Neale. By A Eng R 53:1131-2 D 6 '13
Increasing number of car wheel Mlurea,
Iron Age 91:S88-9 Mr 6 '13
Interurban car ailes. Elac Ry J 42:143-4 JI
•13
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INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
Car wheels ^CnnHtiued.
I.ciciitinK defertive car wheels. II Am Eng ST:
152-3 Mr '13
Manufacture of thilled Iron, car wheels. F: C.
Weber. IkTet & Chem Eng 11:»2-1 F '18
Removlns flat spols (rom car wheels. C: A.
Curtis, Jr. dlags Am Eng K7:2(H Ap '13
Wreck caused by a broken tire. II Ity Age
5E:RM-E O 31 '13
V.'rought steel wheel. D. F. Crawford. By Age
..■•■15-*^ Jl '
9S-9 Ag S-lti ■
Carbon
Eaectrldty dfrect from coif: probfem of the
galvanic cell with carbon conaumption. S>.
Baur. Scl Am S TS:3ie-B Uy 31 '13
Metallography of carbon. Met & Chem Eng
Notes on manutaoture and properties of car-
tmn bricks. Met A Cbem Eag 11:82 F 'IS
Removing carbon deposit with oxygen. II
Sci Am 109:125 Ag 19 'IS _
Reelslance of carbon contacts, Elec W 61:
338 F 33 '13
Some effects of temperature upon the resist-
ance of graphite and carbon, E. F. North-
rup. Met & Chem Eng 11:376 My '13
Src nlio Coal; Electric light carbons:
Graphite
Carbon dloxlda
Befrlgeratlon with carbon dioxide. Power 87:
672 Ap 22 '13
Joller
estlng
Carburetlon. B. W. A. Brewer. Automobll«
28:168-9, 300-1 Ja 9, 33 '18
■ ■ . dla«s Automobile 28:961 My
Exhaust gaa analysis. Automobile 28:612-3
_F 20 '13
■ design nnd require
29:504-.S
to vaporizer, dla^ Ai
diags
!*■
. R. W. .
Brew-
Carbon dioxide recorders. See Recorders
Carbon dliulptilds
Manufacture of carbon dl sulphide: advantag-
es of the electric turoace. E: R, Taylor. 11
Scl Am S T&;110 Je 28 '13
Carbon monoxide
Deadly monoxide. H. B. CallBway. power 37:
SSG-B Mr 18 '13
Deadly monoxide U H. Morrison; H. R.
Callaway. Power 37:720 My 20 '13
Teatlns for carbon monoxide. Colliery 31:14-
E As 'IS
Carbonlne. C: F. Adams, power 38:730 N IS
'13
Carbons. See Electric light carbons
Carborundum and alundum. 3. A. Cochell.
Metal Ind A s ll:24»-50 Je '13
Carborundum refractories. F. J. Tone. Met &
' Chem Sag 11:484-6 S 'IS
Outcome of the carborundum patent suit be-
tween Electric smelting & aluminum co.
and the Carborundum co. Met & Chem Eng
11:703-6 Ap '13
Interesting safety device for tilting carboys.
11 Iron Age 91:633 F 27 '13
Carbureters
" " - - Sunderman carbureters, dlag
Miilr carburetor controls air and bus aulo-
mallcally. diHg Aulomohlle 23:683 O 9 '13
New llBvOeld. 11 Automobile 29:1205 P 26 '13
Quadruplex carbureter has (our Jets, il dlag
Automobile 28:1078 My 22 '13
Regulation of carbureters for fuel economy.
Automobile 29:S7a-fi N G '13
Representative carburet ere. plan Automobile
28:464 F 13 '13 *
Scheliler R Is automatic, dlags Automobile 29:
fi75 S 25 '13
Sohine Ihe fuel problem for the motor truck.
H. W. Slauson. 11 dlags Mach Z0:l21-4 O
'13: Same. Scl Am S 76:2!l2-4 N 8 '13
Teat E. C. B. carhureter on many fnele.
dlag_ Automobile 28:998-9 Uy 8 13
Test Harroun carbureter on keroaene, D. 8.
Hatch II Automobile 28:908-9 Ap 24 '13
Vaporlilng kerosene by partial comhuatlon.
Scl Am 103:418-9 N 29 '13
iSre alio Automobile engines; Gaa and oil
engines
Carburetlon, Theory of. F. A. Heath, plan Au-
tomobile 28:47 Ja i 'IS
Carburlzlng materials
Thermal conductivity of carburlilag mate-
rials, lod Eng 13:14 Ja '11
9:213 S I
Why the r
tem. E.
Je '13
r Jl 24 '13
Carburetor adjustments. A. L. Brennan, Jr.
Power 3T:41S Mr 26 '13
Carbureter manufacturers on carburetlon.
Automobile 23:638-9 Mr 13 '13
Carburetor troubles and symptoms. A. I..
Brennan, Jr. Power 38:923 D 30 '13
Carbureters (or 1913. plans Automobile 3S:
148-61 Js S '13
. T: F. V. Curran. Eng & MIn J
95:1106 My 31 '13
Uranium and radium situation. C: L. Par-
sons. Met & Cbem Eng ll:2T6-« My '13:
Sam*. Scl Am S 7E:374-6 Je 14 '13
^11 Is work
Carriage and wagon making
Technical training of boay designers,
tomobile 28:897 Ap 24 '13
Kre aho Aulomot
Carrier pigeon*. See Flceons
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HuKQ piece o( enKlneerlriK work: railway
valuaUon act. Bng N 69:478-8 Hr fl '13
Plans tor federal valuation of common car-
;e E4:13S8-SO
[ N S*:48!-S
ed to public
Can
Alr-op«rated dump car. II dlag Ens N 69:
USa-S Je 6 "13
Air Sander ror interurhan cars. F. G. LlBl-
er. dtugs Ry Akc (Mecli ed) 87:4Si R "IS
Air aander on Intsnirban cara. plana Klec Ry
J 42:419 8 13 '13
Appllcntlon of safety appllanres to cars. F
J. cnrty. Am Err S7:HT-9 Mr '11
Articulated cars In Richmond, Va. II ESec Ry
Scal<
estlng
II Ry & EnK K E
. E Jl Z
Bettendort un>
G44 Je T 'la
Caboose laws. Am Kii« 87:87 F '13
Car department nolea. Am Eng S7:3U3 Ap '13
Car design from the repairman's standpoint.
Am Env 87:143 Mr '13
Car roofs, a: W. Rink. Ily & Eng It 63:1207
D 27 -13
Center-entrance Interurban cara tor the Kan.
aaa City, Clay County & St. Joseph rail-
way. 11 raec Ry J 41:l!0-t Ja IB '13
Center-entrance trail cars for Memphis. II
Eleo Ry J 41:899-300 F 16 '13
Chief Interchanse car Inspectors' and car
foremen's assn. 14th annual convention. Ry
Ase (Mech ed) 87:496-6 B '13
Collapsible end construction for passe nger
eoulpment. dlans Am Enit 87:87-8 F '13
ColfapHlhle platform and vestibule, dlag Ry
ARe 54:142-4 Ja 24 '13
DeslRn of undertrame for cars, P. M. La
Hach. dlaes Itv Ane 54:786-7 Ap 4 '13
4Ttb annual convention of Ibe Haater car
builders' ftMn.. Atlantic City. Junej 1913.
By & Ens S 61:595-3, I07'll, 637-8. 632-4 Jo
31.18 'IS
Hamburg elevated & subway syatem. II plan
ESee Ry J 43:177-80 Ag 3 '13
Improved type of articulated car. 11 Elec Ry
J 41:588-5 Mr 29 '1!
ImprtJvenlent In Pullman compartment car
saals. II Ry & Bag R 6t:Slt My 31 '13
Low-Btei>, center-entranc« caiv for Santa
Barbara. Cal. 11 plan Elec Ry J 42:31 JI 5
'13
Maintenance of electrical equtpnient of cars
in Brooklyn. 11 plana Elec Ry J 41:480-9
Mr 15 '13
Maintenance of equipment. Ry A Eng R 63:
598-9 J« a '13
Mercy of steel and the menace of wood. II
Scl Am 108:92-3 Ja 25 '13
New pay-wlthln car for the Michigan united
traction company. II SSlec Ry J 41:122-3 Ja
18 '13
Northwestern Pennsylvania railway two-car
train. 11 Rlec Ry J 42:R1R O II '13
Outside metal car roof. II Ry & Bnt! R 63:629
Je 18 '18
Papers at the Master car builders' conven-
tion, Atlantic City, June, 1913. Elec Ry J 41:
1113-4 Jo 21 '13
Preservation of lumber for car construction.
J. H. Waterman. Elec Ry J 41:153 Ja 16
■13: Ry & Eng R S3: 101 P 1 "IS
Private pjr New .Jersey: dust-primf and
soimd-prrmf car built for the offlclaia of the
Public service railway. Newark. 11 plan
Klec Ry J 42:i318-BI D 27 '13
Public Inspection of proposed Brooklyn sub-
way car. II Blec Ry J 42:503 S 27 '13
Reinforced end const ruction for Pullman cur
piiuipment. 11 Ulags Rv Afte IMfch e,t) 87:
WI4-5 S '13; Ry & Rng R 53:112S-'J D 6
'13
A. H, Emery. ,]r. II F:n« Rec 68:IS0 O 25 '13
Scale teallntt Ciir. United States Bureau of
standards. 11 plan Ity & Eng R 53:1098-9
N 29 '13
Scoop car for removing slides. 11 Ry Age 55:
H87-S N 21 '13
Simple device for locking passenger car bod-
ies to trucks, plan Eng N 69:187 Ja 23 '13
Snon tie boring and spike driving car. 11 Ry
& Eng R 63:376 Ap 19 'IS
South Fork- Portage center-entrance combi-
nation cars. II plan Blec Ry J 41:768 Ap
26 '13
SpeclHl convention car of the Bay slate street
railway. 11 Elec Ry J 42:7S4 6 16 '13
S per I float Ions and rules for Itouglaa Or c4r
material. Ry Age 5S:58'-8 8 26 '13
Tables for deslenTng center sills. C. H. Farls.
Ry Age (Mcch edi 87:444-6 Ag '13
Test car and eniilpment of Bureau of sland-
arda. H. T. Wade. II Scl Am 109:46* II 20
'13
firr alHo Air brakes; Automobiles; Bag-
gage and depress curs; Car cleaning: Car
couplings; Car houses: Car Inspection; Car
Lighting
Htc Car lighting
Car repair notes from the Norfolk & Wesle
II Ry Age (Mech ed) 87:442-3 Ag '13
Car repairing during one year on the N
York Central. Ky A Eng R 63:1190 D
tin C.ir trucks
Ventilation
Kir C»r venttialinn
Wheels
Chicago elevated railway new track and road-
way derrick Car. 11 Elec Ry. J 41:116 Ja 18
•IS
trie railways. II Eng N 69:1060-1 My 22 'IS
Sn- al,o Wrecking cars
Car*, Electric, See Electric railroads; Motor
cars (railroad)— Storage battery
Cars, Fire engine. See Fire engine cars
Cars, Inspection of. See Ciir Inspeillon
Cars <llne}
Emergency line cara for Milwaukee. H Blec
Ry J 41:642 Ap 6 '13
Line car tor Waterloo, Cedar Falls & North-
ern Ry. with novel features. II Elec Ry J
42:426 S 13 '13
Cars. Mine. See Mine earn
Cars, Motor. See Motor cars (railroad)
Cars, Postal. See Postal cars
Cars, Steel
All-steel cars for the Union traction com-
pany of Indiana- II plans Elec Ry J 43:498-
500 S ST '18
All-steel passenger cars. Iron Tr R 61:9S2-J
Ap 17 'IS
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47
Cart, Steel —CotiHnaed.
Cast •steel double body bolsters, platforms
and end trames for steel cars. C. T. West-
lake. Am Soc M E J 35:X45-GD My '13; Same.
Ry & Knu 11 b3:S9«-7 Ad 26 'U
Development and statui of the steel passen-
ger car. Eng Itec 6T:1S1 Ap Zfi '13
I>evelup merit of slc-l passenRPr eijulpment.
Ry & Eng R 53:364-E Ap 19 '13
Melhod of deaJKnlnf; n steel gondola rnr. I..
W Wallace. Ity Age <Mech ed> B7i381-6
Jl '13
NaTTOw-ttage combination ear for the PaclHc
eoaflt nillway. Elec Ry J 41:S99 My IT 'IS
New steel car plant of Haskell & Barker
car CO. at Michigan City, Ind. 11 dlag Iron
Age 91;590-3 Mr 6 '13
New York Central lines steel couehes. 11
dlae plans Am lOng H7:N!>-95 F '13; Ky Age
n4;3';il-8 F :i '13
Ninety-tun high side gondida car; developed
on (he Norfolk & Western and equipped
with sperially designed sU-wheel eiiual-
' —■■" n phinn Am Eng 87:35-10 Ja -13;
__.- design. W.
. _ ... ; M E J 35:791.5 My
'13: Same. Ry & Kng J 53:346 Ap 13 '13
Progress of steel passenger train equipment.
Itv Age fiS:Z69 Ag IB '13
Provision for electrieal equipment on steel
m..tor Ciirs. P, W. Butt. Am Hw M E J
35:K3ti-tn My '13: Same. Ky & Kng R &3:
130 My 3 '1.1
R<n>r Btru.lure for steel cars. C. A. Seley.
Am Soc M E J 3G:80:;-3 My '13: Same. Ry
ft Ens R e3:39S-G An US '13
Safety In travel as relateil tn Iron and steel
miilpmenl. Iron Tr R 53:902-3 N 13 '13
Special ends for steel passenger < "
My
Specliu j'l-ion nai car lor snipTunR very laivu
Ky Age IMech edi ST:3sii-Vo Jl '13
Steel and steel underframe passenger equip-
ment. Ry A Bhig R E3: S06-T Ag 23 '13
Steel car as a Ufe saver. U Scl Am 109:ZZt S
a> -IS
Steel cars for Callfornln Interurlian train op-
erath.n. II Kloc Hv J 42:6H6-7 U 11 '13
Steel frame lux cars for (he Frlscn. II diaga
Ky Age r..'.:mi9-14 O 3 'IS; Same. Ry Agi;
tMech Pd) 87:riE5-fil O '13
Steel Interior Hnlsh tor steel passenger cars.
K. Koch. Am Koe M K J 38:818-22 My '13;
Same. Ry A Eng R 53:417-8 My 3 '13
Steel passenger car and existing passenRer
tiiulpment. Rv ft Eng R 53:999. 1040-1. I0$<-
f. O 35, N 8. 22 '13
Steel passenger cars and sate railway prac-
tice. Eng N 70:S61-e S IS '13
Steel passenger ear design: popers and dEs-
ciiHsIon. Am Soc M F J 3!>:T8S-R70' My '13:
Same. Ky Age B4:S29;35. "— — '- •■ ■"
■1.1:
.1 Eng 87T2ri7-fi3 S_
.... „_j M E J 35:971-7 J
r cars and sate laJlway
'13:
7 Je '13
Steel paseenger cars and sate laJlway prac-
tice. Eng N 70:5(4-8 8 '" ■'•
> a7:5i>l-2 O '13
(eel I
affect
sltuat
__ -- .— _; introduced.
il Rv Axe 5ri:947-S2 N 21 '13
Strength of steel cars. Eng N 70:80 Jl S 13
Undertramea for steel passenger ears. J. M.
Amea. dlags Am Sm- M B J 35:796-81)1 My
■13: Same. Ry A Fng R 53:408-9 My 3 '13
Painting
Sec Car painting
Cars (supply)
Standard supply car. n. T>. Cain, plans Ry
Age G4:lU3-r, My 23 '13: Same cond. Ry
Age (Meoh ed) S7:302-l Je '13
Cars, Wrscklng. See Wrecking cars
Case carbonizing. See Steel, Hardening of
Cast iron
Artistic treatment of ca*t Iron. B. J. Fletch-
er. Foundry 41:3G4-fi B 'IS
Blowing of malleable castings. R: Q: Q.
Moldenke, Foundry 41:106-7 Mr '13
Calculating mixtures for malleable cast Iron.
H. Hemenway, Foundry 41:451-5. 497-501 O-
■ (ool parts. H: M.
foi
88:765 My 1 ..
Cast iron pipe prices from 1900 to IBli, Iron
A«e 91:49 Ja 2 '13
Chilled cast Iron used (or machine tools. H:
M. Wood. 11 Am Hach S8:14e-g Ja SS '13
Cleansing effect of titanium on cast Iron. B.
Stoug-hton. Iron Tr R 52:473-4 F 20 '13
Close-grained soft cast Iron. J: J. Porter.
Eng M 44:261-4 N '12
Corrosion of cast Iron reviewed. R; H.
- - - "1:1353-9 Je 6 '13
214 F '13; Discussion. 77:
-Mln
J. K.
1 T4:l~
Oray Iron mixtures for motor castings. II. B.
Swan. II Foundry 41:474-8 N '13; Same.
Iron Abo fl2;893-7 O 23 '13; Same. Iron Tr
»53:9H3-S N 27 '13
uence ot silicon on corrosion of cast Iron.
J. N.. Friend and C. W. Marshall. Foundry
4t:S07-g Ag '13
Intricate forms of cas( iron explained, 11 Iron
Age 92:1431-5 I) 25 '13
'-'llH''' contractjon of cast Iron. Iron Age 92;
■13
for
work. E. Touieda. 11 Iron Age 91:1245-9 _.
Same.' "Automobile 28:1260-3 Je 19 '13;
- Iry 41:276-80 Jl '13; Same cond.
Nn(e„ _.. ,_ _.
Mln R Bui 75:;'.03-31 Mr '13: Discussion 77:
941-64 My 13
Oxidized nnlsh on gray Iron. Foundry 41:
104-5 Mr '13
Preparing gray Iron for polishing and plat-
ing. J. H. Hansjosten. Metal Ind n s ll!
118-9 Mr '13
Ret"tir)n between the composition and phy-
sical properties of cast Iron. II: M. Howe.
Bng ft Mln J H:5U S 13 '13
Eclentlflc methods In th« study ot cast Iron.
II Iron Age 91:G9B-B Mr I '13
Seasoning cast Iron, p. W. Shaw. Mach 19:
65 S '12
Specincatlons (or machinery castings. J: J.
Porter Iron Age 91:91-5 Ja I '13
Unusual gray Iron stove plate casting. W:
J: Keep. II Foundry 41:73-9 F 'IS
Wlttorff's iron-carl>on equilibrium diagram.
H. Ktijughton. II Am Inst Mln E Bui 74:
227-17 r '13
Sir iil-o Car wheels; Foundry practloe;
Iron: iron founding; Pig iron
Cast iron war«
Enameling process tor cast Iron sanitary
ware. N. E. FrlsselL plan Foundry 41:220-
S Ja 'IS
Castings, Steel. See Steel eastings
Casualty insurance. See Insurance. Casualty
Cataloging
See alio Fllea and Dllng (documents) ;
Catenary, Theory of
Theory of the non-elastic and elastic caten-
ary as applied to transmlxsion lines. C. A.
Pierce, F. J. Adams and Q, 1 " "
In3[
i ITo 32:1374-91 Je '13
dcv Google
INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
CMhwirali
CalhedrA] o( the
II pif ■ ■ -
rays from Incandei
1 109:124 Ag 16 '13
CaUklll aquaduct
Acciilenls on Ci
320 Mr 22 '13
Cnmp Hill View aanltatli
"— '■' -"-TOL'-S O 16 '13
aqueducL Eng Bee 67:
W. Tldd. II
Hudson river alphon. C^taktTl aqueduct. <l
dlags Edk N 70:696-701 O 9 '13; Same cond.
Eng Rec 88:413-4 O 11 '13
City tuncel and conduits of tbe Catsklll aque-
duct. W. E. Spear. Bug Rec 68:333-4 9 ZD
Concreting the Sarles tunnel of the Calaklll
liiqueduct. II Eng R«c ES:42S-9 O 18 '13
rrHcklns- of bronzes and brasses: with dlsous-
Blon. A. D. Fllnn. II Kng Kec 68:527-8 N B
'13
Creating a subterranean river ninety miles in
length: how Catshlll water is brought to
New York. II Scl Am 108:198-300 Mr 1
■13
Electric power In building tb« world's great-
est aqueduct. J. M. Matthews. 11 Bng M
44:161-84 N '1!
Monolithic construction of heavily reinforced,
17-foot circular aqueduct. H: W. Nelsoa
It plan Sag Rec 67:G02-E My 3 '13
Narrows siphon of the Calahill aqueduct. A.
D. Fllnn. dlaga Eng Rec 68:317-8 S 30 '13
of s
! differ
Mtlngs.
2:763-8 C
Jenneti, II il...„_
Supplying a metropolis with mountain water:
mining operallons In (he heart of New
York. 11 Scl Am 108:301-2 Mr 1 '13
II Metal Ind n a 11:371-S S
Cattle auarda. See Rn I Iruads— Cattle gua
Caxton, WlllUm, 14!3;-lt91
Printers of note. W. C. Bleloch. Inlani
Roth. II Munlc Eng
H:448-lo''My'"'
Cement Industry prospered In 1»13. Eng &
Min J 9b:2U Ja 2S '13
Cement Instead of tlrt cUiy in hearth and
btsh of Sheridan blast furnHfes. Iron Age
Ml;42d F 13 '13
Cement manutacliire. Am Soc M E J 3J;2B7-78
F '13
Cement on the Pacific coast. Concreta C«m
2:33 Ja '13
Concrete in alkali soils. Concrete Cem 3:69-72
Ag '13
Damage ti
by wetting in transll
N 70:2BI Ag 7 '13
Ecanoniical cnnHtruction with bulk cement.
L, H. Ubberton. il dlag Concrete Cem 3:62-
3 Ak '13
Economy of bulk cement. O. Wilson. Con-
crete Cem 2:243 My '13
Growth of cement industry on Pacific coast.
C: A. Newball. 11 Concrete C*m 2:196-8 Ap
'13
Crowlh of tht; cement Industry on Paclflc
cii.iHl. Eli(t Kec 68:474 O 35 '13
Handling bulk cement In a small plant, plun
Handling: ceme:
11 Eng Rec bs.od-i ji IS II
International cement questions from a French
viewpoint. Eng N 69:3M F 13 '13
Oxy- chloride cement formulas. W. C. Ed-
wards, jr. Concrete Cem 2:184-G Ap '11
Sand-cement as used by the U. 8. reclama-
tion service. Eng N 69:B62-3 Mr 20 "IS
Shipment of cement in bulk. Concrete Cem
2:160 Ap 'la
Storage of explosives, plans Concrete Cem 2:
'" *1 Ja '13
1 States ceme
9:1200 Je 5 ' .
Unloading car of bulk cement in one hour
with one man. II Concrete Cem 3:147-8 S'13
Use and care of cloth cement sacks. Con-
crete Cem 2:sup 79 My '13
Concrete: Portland cement:
Stuc
cte Cem 3:1B0 O '1
Barnevdd.
Jan., 1913. Con-
Molding aand cores for floor construction
and artistic celling. F: Squires. 11 Con-
crete Cem 2:!13-8 My '13
cellar*
Cellar space made available by the use of
Jrlsmatlc glass, J. Chlltlck. It Sci Am S
6:107 Ag 16 '13
Celluloid
How non -inflammable celluloid Is actually
used for aulomoblles and aeroplanes. Au-
tomobile 28:1022-3 Hy 15 '13
Action of alkali and sea walur an cements. Ry
Age !i5:.'>14 S 19 '13
Action of the salts In alkali water and sea
water upon cemenla; abstract of Technolog-
ic paper no. 12. P. H. Bates and others.
J Fr Inst 175:6G-7 JOi '13: Same. Eng Rec
67:691-2 Je 2L '13; Same. Munlc Eng 46:58-
9 Jl '13; Same. Eng M 4B:J46-8 Ag '13;
Same. Met & Chem Eng 11:442-3 Ag '13
Action of various substances on cement mor-
tars. Concrete Cem 3:59 Ag '13
Action of various substances on cement mor-
tars. R: K. Meade. Eng N 70:21-3 Jl 3 '13:
Same. Bng Rec 68:20-1 Jl B '13
Blended or sand-cementa; results of the study
Chicago's sixth
Crete Cem 2:87 F '13
Some preferences as lo com I
Shows. Concrete Cem 2:249 My id
Cement plants
Cement and hvdraled lime pUinl of Tide-
water Portland cement co. R; K. Meudc. 1
plan Eng N 70:B5S-B4 O SO '13
Depreciation - ■ ■ ■
Schmidt. Eng M V
Metaline Falls, Wasl..— ^.«... u. ....
I'orlland cement co. M. \V. Krejei
Am Inst Min K Biil 7a:13H5-H Jl ■
New cement plant in Vancouver:
sheet piling and heavy construction m
precipitous site. U plan Eng Rec 68:123-4
Ag I '13
mith. II I
k, KI Pa:
; & Min
Use of motors li
67:207 F 22 '13
Csment storage
Storage of cem en
2:19 Ja 'IS
nil IB. Eng Rec
Concrete Cem
testing materials: papers
R. R. Coghlaji. Eng N 69:1270-3 Je 19 '13
Bulk shipments ot cement. Q. Wilson. 11
Concrete Cem 2:27-8 Ja '13
Cement industry in tbe United States; effect
of tariff. Eng Rec 67:69 Ja 18 'IS
0:46-:
74
Jl 3-10 '
Apparatus for determlnltig consistency. C. M.
Chapman. II Concrete Cem 3:8-9 Jl '13
Autoclave test. Q. J. Ray. Bng N 70:272-3 Ag
7 '1!
Digitized by VjOOQIC
INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
Cement teitlng — rontinufil.
Autoclave ten for cement. Ens Rec 68:13-9
Jl 5 'IS
Autoclave test for cemenl. H. J. Force. Ry
& Bag It 53:61-3 Ja IS '13
Automatic briquette testing record. T. Y. Ol-
Ity In fliienesa, <!,
N 70:1219-7 I) 26 '13
I 3:S9 As '13
Teata of sanil cement by the Reclamation
service; from C: H. Paul's notes. Bag Bee
BT;343 Mr 29 'W
Tests of the strength of cement. Concrete
Cera a:2B7-8 My "13
Cement users, National association of. See Na-
tional association ot cement users
Uunlclpal cemetery accounlH. D. C. Eggles-
ton. 3 Account 15:174-81 Mr '13
Unltsd States
Census bureau. Ens & MIn J 96:607-8 8 2T
centrifugal machines
Centrifugal separation. L. Orlacom. II Met A
Chem Eng 11:Z2».« Ap "IS
Design, conatrucllon and uses ot centrifugals.
■■ " " I Met * Chem Eng II:
H. H. Stephe
3G8-9 Je '13
Mausa centrifugal -filtering machine. 11 ESng
UauBS eenlrlfural-flltei
& Mm J 96:547-8 S 2(
on extracting and waahlng centrifugal. II
plan Met & Chem Bng 11:296 My '13
Self- balancing penlrltugal. 11 Met ft Chem
Eng 11:297 My '13
Centrifugal pump*. See Pumping machinery
Certlned public accountants. See Accountants.
Public
cesspools
Vae ot cesspools anil their dangers. F. W.
Tower. Horn Kng 65:^31-2 N 22 '13
ta '13
Annealing of hoisting
M6-7 Ap 17 '13
Chairs, Motor. See Motor chairs
Chalcoclte
Description of rl ' ' -
Am I09:2iS S
Iron Age 9h
'13
Work ot the Census 1
»S:6I0 3 S7 '13
2-13. 1913. K
List of _. _ _ ,.
1913. Blec Ry J 41:G94-E Mr 29 '13
Papers :inci proceedlnKs of meeting at Indinn-
ni'nlis. Nov. 20-21. 1!I13. Klec Ry J 42;1(I»S-
IIOB N 22 '13
Fapera at June meeting on board the steam-
er City of St. Ignace. Blec Ry J 41:1163-8;
42:20-30 Je 2a-JI S '13
Proceedings of annual meeting, I9I3, abstraclB
of papers and reports On car equipment
malnlenance. fare registration, coupler In-
Blallatlon. Interline freight, etc Blec Ry
J 41:370-80 Mr 1 'IS
Proceedings ot convention held on board the
steamer St. Ignace, June. 1913. Elec Ry J
42:17-9 Jl B -13
Central electric traffic association
List of names of members of committees.
1913. Elec Ry J 41:696 Mr 29 'IS
Central Georgia transmission company
High-tension iranemlsslon system In central
Georgia. II Elec W 61:189-91 Ja 26 '11
Central Illinois public service company
Great rural network. Elec W 61:1123 My 31
'IS
Unified public utilities In central Illinois. II
map Blec W 61:1146-66 My 31 '13
Central power stations. See Electric planls—
Central stations
Cantral railway club. Buffalo, N. Y.
History of Centre.1 railway club. Ry & Eng
-R 63:466 My 17 '13
Central station heatlna- Sre Healing from
A MIn J 9
rlgln ot the Butte cbalcoctte, Eng & MIn J
96:439-40 S 6 '13
:ng & Min J Chalk. .See L.lmestone
Chamber of commerce of the United States
nts' assocli- Address »r president of National chamber of
commerce, before the National ptiie and
supplies asHtc'lutlon. H. Wheeler. Dom Eng
63:18.1-91, 21fi-7 My 17-21 '13
Address of Its pre.sident. Mr. Harry Wheeler,
before the Central supply .issoclallon, uC
Chicago. Dom Eng 62:10-4 Ja i '13
Channels
mnnel- and beach -maintenance problem at
Atlantic City. R. H " ' " — "
70:160-4 Jl 24 '13
30-4 Ja
Problems In removing sand from Columbia
rivc-r bar. Eng Itec 68:781 1> 27 '13
St, Lawrence ship <hannel Improvemenls. H,
lil'
truck. II Scl Am 108:
352 Ap 19 '13'
Concrete features of Greenwood .,
chapel, Broohl.vn. N. Y. tl plan Eng Bee
67:362 Mr 29 'IS
Revival ot French Gothic Mchlteoture: a
mausoleum after St^ Hubert's chapel. L,
Char
R. McCabe, I
Rec 34:203-12 a '13
standardizing
See Electric plants— Central
Central union telephone
Interest of i ''
My 3 -is"
Scientific employment __ ... _ .
human character. H. Newton. II Bel Am
109:68-9 Jl 26 '13
Charging batteries. See Storage batteries
—Charging
Charging machines. See Blast furnaces —
enlarging
Charters, Municipal- See Municipal charters
Chassis. See Automobiles — Chassis
Chattanoooa, Tennessee
Nine mTlllon dollar hydroelectric plant for
ChatlanoriKa. II Scl Am S 76:388 I) 20 '13
Proposed plumbing Inapecllon ordinance for
Chattanoogii, Dom Eng S3:L'J1.|0 .My 24 '11
Chauffeurs
From the chauffeur's point of view. Scl Am
109:76 Jl S6 'IS
Digitized by VjOOQIC
INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
B and others, tl aci Am S 75:36T-S Je T
Chemical afflnity
See alio Chemical reaction
Chemical apparatus
KppplTiB iiPiUimFtrlr scilulloii,'; roiisliinl. il
KnB & Mln J !r.:376 K 15 '13
laboratory practice.
1:631-2
13
Chemlitry
«■<■ AlliiiMfs; AHiuiylnR: Atiimlc Ihi-iirv;
(.'hemlcalH: Collolilti: ('ombiiBlloii; I'rystal-
lography; KlectrocliemlHlryi ICIei'Irolyala:
Kvaporadnn: Fire; (Inneni LtctuelHcllon ol
Kascx; I liiuUI air; MltM-rnloKy: Molei'uleB:
«...<_.........,.. ^„i...,._ ...... .™|Btry): Spee-
nnillaiitlvlty:
I of I
n S 76:6-7 Jl 6 '13
Ste aleo Carbon
Chemlitry, Technical
Absorption and reaction (oners for chemical
factories. dia«B Met & Chera Eng 11:359-
61 Je '13
rhpmlcjiJ pr'nluclion of lluhl; ciild lixhl. W. P,
Ifaincrofl. J hi- Intil 17i:i::i-4'i f '13; Same.
SiH
II: 554 -II
ml res<
J Kr Inst 17fi:l-n Jl '13
Industrial lellowshlpa: Ave years o( an edu-
cational Industrial experiment. R. K. Dun-
can. J Ft Inat 17EM3-ST Ja '13
IndUKtrlal res.'jin'H in .\m_prl<';i, A. D. l.lltlp.
Msnufaeture of chemlcnlly pure adds, prob-
lems encountered. J. T. Baker. 11 Scl Am
S 7S:9(-e P i '13
Menu taclu ring problems. P. D. Bell. 11 Pi-I
. . light on (he i
ol mineral oil. P. W. Busbong. Sti ;
76:86-7 Ag 9 '13
Urbaln's researches. Scl Am 103:332 Ap 12
■13
Hci' aim .\lomic nclHlilM; Mftals; Trana-
Chemlcal engineers. See American institute of
chemical engineecB
Chemical engines. See Fire engines
Chemical Induitrlea. See Cliemlcals: C
Technical
Chemical laboratories
Power plant
T-S D 2'\ '13
Chemical reaction
Electricity and chemical action. H. C. Jonei.
Scl Am 8 7S:n<.6 Mr IB '13
Chemical technology, i^oe Cbemliitry. Technicil
Chemicals
Chemistry tn Ruasla in 1912. Met 8c Cbem
Ens 11:166 Hr 'IS
Inn hem
Photo -chemistry ot the future. Q. Clarolelan.
Scl Am S 76:253-9 Ap 26 '13
Protection of Intellectual property In relation
to chemical Industry. L. H. Baekeland. Met
& Chem Eng 11:31-6 Ja '13
Recent chemical and metaHurglcal patanta.
It Met tc Chem Bng lI:G3-6 Ja 'IS
ll-lalloii «r ihe chemist lo the electric rail-
way. V.\w l!y J i2:\\fi-3 N 29 '13
Siallne ot bread exrlattied in Ibe light of
tylene: Alcohol. Denatured:
t furnace sua; Boiler scale:
i-alH: Clay; " ■ -
Wood dislillaiiim; Wood preB<
Chemotherapy
Treatment of bacteriological
chemical means. F. Blumenl
|> ny AKe EG:642-t
StitrtiiH In operation. Hy AKe 65:1061-5 D 6
■13
.15111 annual report for year ended June 30,
iai3. Kv Ag<- 55:681-3 O 1<I 13
Chestnut
Flghtlne the chestnut bark disease. II Scl Am
103:314 Ap C '13
M.
■13
Chicago. Mllnol*
Bearing power of soil under foundations In
Chicago. Eng N 69:1«3-e Mr 6 'IS
Electric service in Chicago. 11 map Elec W
61:1137-45 My 31 ,'13
Hardpan and other soil teats In Chicago: safe
loads. J. N. Jensen. II plan Eng N 69:460-
3 Mr 6 '13
Civil service commission
Work of the eUlciency division. Eng Roe 67:
629-31 Je 7 '13
■13
Chicago harbor and subway plans. Eng N
70:395 Ag Zg '13
Pier tor Ihe outer harbor at Chicago, dlaga
Eng N 70:553-3 S 18 '13
Industries
Chicago, Ihe ronvenlioi. dlv of American
' - ---I. J. H. llanajoHlen. II Metal Ind
1:416-8
Lighting
Rjilt
C Itep
Bdlcler
Reorganization ot the I>ePBrtinent of elec-
tricity. Chicago. Elec W S2:222-S Ag 2 'IS
Railroads
.\rn''|.i i.-rmrl on fhlraRO railroad terminals.
Kntl Kcc liN:r>07 N 29 '13
and the city
'18
illfiil plan. Ry & Eng R BS:169 P 12
Digitized by VjOOQIC
INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
Chicago, I III noli— Railroads — Continaea.
Chicago railway terminals. J: F. W
Ry & Ene K _53;l<>pN3..1014-« -^ 'S-i*
El Bctrifl cation ot Chicago railway termlnaJa.
By & E:ng R 53:459-81 My 11 '13
Eniployeea oppose ChlcflBO electrillcBlioii. Ry
Age 6B:S23-4 (> 31 '13 „ .
HcarlnK on electrlflcatlon In ClilcaBO. Ry ARe
B*;lll«B-« My 16 '13 , „ . _„,„„.
Municipal partldpaUon In railway -terminal
proj^ at Chicago. Eng N 69:1236-7 Je
New Soo trelKht tprmlnol at Chlcano A R.
Lord. 11 plan Itv Aae SS:J21-6 Ak 22 'H
New terminal plan for Chicago. 11 fid Am 3
T6;3T-8 Jb 18 '1!
New Union station (or Chicago. 11 Ry &
Eng R B3;«78-9 Sly U "13
One plan for BolvlnB the Chlcaco lermlniil
problem. 11 Ry AKe 5R:32n Ak n '13
Plans for new union station al Clilcngo. 11
Hy AKe 5*:","-9 Mv 23 -13 „,,^..v
ProiMised development at Chlcaeo railway
fflclillles, Ry Akb 65:745-3 <1 2t '13
Propoaed plan ot one central railway term-
inal for Chicago. B. C. Sattley. plan Ry &
Eng a BS:68S-ri JI 12 '13
BAllwa.y terminals in Chicago, plan Eng N
T0:2lt-S JI 31 '13 . ■ . ...
Railway terminals In large cities and the
tale at Chicago terminal project. Eng N
69:427,9 P 27 "13
Rflucatlng of Chicago railway terminals, plan
By A»te 64:1184-7 My 30 13
Report on Chicago termlnala. R. J Arnold.
Ry & EOK R 53:1087-91 N 22 13: Sanie
cond, Eng N 70:1154-7 D 4 "IS: Same cond.
Ry Age 55:1I>78-S1 T> 5 IS , ,
Soo line freight terminal In Chicago. 11 pl«n
Eng N T0:3Tg-aS Ag 21 ■J3; Same cond.
Bng Ree 68:188-91 Ag 18 'ij
TermlnaJ eleolrlflcaUon In Chicago. Eleo W
81:1075-6 My 24 'IS , , ,
Wallace report on Chicago railroad terminals.
Ens Rec 68:486-7 N 1 '13
supervising englneera.
I Chicago rolling stock
41;SB3-6 My 17 '13
Service equipment and operation In Chicago.
Elec Ry J 42:266-8 Ag 16 'IS
■13
for I
Elec liy J 42:1113 N
;,■). Munic Enjt 45:642-3
™bv II) .. .1:947-8 My 2. ..
Value of Chicago elevated railways dlscuKsed
In merger proceedings. Biec Ry J 41:168-9
Ja 25 '13
Sanitary affair*
Clay-bole dumps for Chicago's garbage. Bng
Rec 68:422 O 18 '13
B Eng 45:20-4 JI ^13
^<.L....«u...e ...t^ ; of garbage and refuse
collection and haulage In Chicago. Bng "
69:106-7 Ja 1« '13
Failure In appraisals of Chicago Reduction
co.'s plant. Eng Uec 68:451 O 25 '13
'nf oidnlons of llie appraisers, Eng Rec 68:
Oarbnge reduction In Chicago. 11 plan Munlo
Eng 44:137-9 F '13
I'luinblng and heatins In Chicago. Dom Eng
R*fu"'"diBi^«s" methods as adapted to Chl-
KnK '45:528-32 D '13 , ., _
Street cleaning and garbage collection elQ-
clency studies of the Chicago civil service
commission. Eng N 69:123 Ja 16 'IS
Street cleaning and garbage collection meth-
ods In Chicago. Eng Rec 67;24-S Ja 4 13
Bee alto Chicago drainage canal
Streets
Care of streets In Chicago: abstract ot a re-
port on denning and repairing slreels. Ens
liec 69:55S-9 N 15 '13
Cnve-in of Randolph street. II Eng Bee 68:
677-8, 715-6 D 13, 27 '13 ^, , „
Creosoied block paving In Chicago. J: B.
Erlcson, 11 plan Munlc Bng 44:17-20 Ja
;ng 44:89-95 F '13
j". W. Solen. Munlc Eng
I merger. Elec Ry J 41;
Street cleaning efficiency standards for Chi-
cago. P. H. Cenfleld and A. B. Segur. map
Eng N 69:402-4 F 27 '13
Chleaao A Northwestern rellrpad
■13
4lh I
engineers, •
. Elec Ry J 4i 11032 Je 7
report of Board of supervising
'.'"1911- i^lec By J 4l':309.11 My 3 '13
Negotiations for consolidation in Chicago.
Elec Ry J 41:364 Mr 1 '13
New railwiiv pownr eontracls In Chicago.
Elec Ry J 42:1138-9 N 29 13
Preliminary draft of Chicago general merger
ordinance being prepared. Elec Ry J 41:
338 -9 F 22 'IS
I'rocrcss wllh unification ordinance In Chica-
go. Elec Ry J 42:990-1 N 1 '13
Proposed chaogea In Chicago ordinance. Elec
: J. Shanks.
Eng M 44:251-4 N 'U
Recent derailments on the Chicago elevated
loop. Eng N 69:381-2 P 20 '13
" shop "safearuards, W. T. Oale. II plans
Am Eng 87:137-41 Mr '13
Chicago architectural club
Notes on I he 26 1 h annual exhibition, 1913.
R. A. LIpplncotl. II Arch Rec 33:B6T-7S
Je '13
Chicago, Burlington A Quincy railroad
Burllnglon adopts new train audit system. Ry
Age 64:112-3 Ja IT '13
Burlinpton'B construction organlsotlon. Ry
Age ."iS;lll-2 ,11 18 '13
Snih annual report, tor year ended June 30,
19!3. Rv Age 65:893-6 N T "13
Revenues and expenses. Ry Age 65:864-6
N 7 '
- 55:S6-7 JI IS '13
', Jan., 1811. Con>
jdtes of operation. Ity
Chicago cement show
Chicago's sixth cement >
Crete Cem 2:ST F '13
Chicago central station institute
School to teach the selling of electricity. Elec
W 61:334 F 15 '13
Chicago drainage cam
Elec
I rally o
r.-ited e
1 Calur
dcy Google
INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
Chlcaao drainage canal ^CanKniied.
Par reaching daclalon reap«ctlnK the use of
the ChlcBco drainage canal. Eng N e9:ltG
Ja I< '13
LI ml tins the uae of the Chicago dralnase
canal, raig N «9:1Z9-31 Ja IB '13
Setback for the Chicago drainage canal. Eng
Rec 87:58-9 Ja IS '13
Chicago Qreat Weitern railway
Maintenance of way Improvements. Ry ft
Eng It G3:I4S F IS '13
Eng N «9:E8-S0 Ja 9 '13
Chicago, Milwaukee A Puget Sound railroad
El ectrin cation of 4S0 miles of mountalD divi-
sion. Elec K & W Elec'D G2:109 Ja 11
Bleetrlflcation plan. Elec Ry J 4
O IT '13
33d annual report for year ended June 30,
1913. Rv AKe 5S:733-6 O 17 '11
ilcaao, Saint Paul. Minneapolis A Omaha rall-
I June 3fl. 1913.
-- . -.(BOiltlon, 1893
Lessona ol the Chicago world's fair. D. H.
r. — ^ — .. .„.j jjg^ S3:S4-« Ja '13
Chief Interchanae ear Inspectors'
I association
(Mech ed) S7:l96-« S
■(Chine
r 92;i3i3"-Y a A *13|
■u
1 with new rharlB. for »
with hiiuBv hriidns
\V: J. Baldwin, dlags H
..,.,,-. --, -I Jerome. Arli. C. W.
neU. diac Kng S 7ii:llH-E l> t '13;
Ens & MIn J 96tlO58-60 D $ '13
I Hue
and c
. H. Kleplnger.
InHt .Mln E Ttui gO:l»35-2010 Ak 'I'l
Pl.-int chlmneya for burning crude oil. Elec
W 61:255-6 F 1 '13
Slim foumljilton for n 305-fl. sleel chimney.
~ i-ell. plans End N 70:1167-8 D
■13
; Healing: Ventilation
B plant, Coun-
Purchased power for electrification. Elec Ry
J 4]:2»0 F IE '13
Chicago. Milwaukee A St. Paul railroad
Improvement work on the C. M. ft St. P.:
fU'Oond track and xrade revision belween
Aberdeen. S. P.. and Montevideo, Minn.
II diagK map Ry Age 54:673-6 Mr 21 '13
Chicago railways company
Annual reports for years ended Jan Sl.ltlS
and 1912. Elec Ry J 41:776 Ap 2« 'IS
Chicago, flock , I aland ft Pacific railroad
Chimneys, concrote
Chtnmey at J. T. Wilcox ft » ,
cll Blutts, la. nithatood aevere wind atraln.
R. P. Wilcox. II Munic Bug 46:181-2 Ag
■18
a:17g.»
lonollthi
■ '13
I 44:
Concrete chimney construction. II I
966-3 Mr '13
Concrete chimney on the Pacific cooat. 11
Ooncrele Cem 2;234-B My '13
Construction of gravity concrete chlmneya.
~ " Draper, plan Concrete Cem !:149 Mr
■13
Malda
J chim
ev conajruet
-- '13
. II
r the n
pal water plant. Clarksvllle, Tenn. II Munlc
Eng 44:567-8 Je 'IS
Repairs to a reinforced -concrete chimney.
Kansas City, Mo, Power 37:764 My 27 'IS
Repairs to a reinforced-^
Child study
- ■ Bogical
— died li. _ ,. .. ._
Radosavllevlch. II Scl Am 109:161-2 Ag 30
'n» fron. _..„ w....« .,*,-..,,. v. --.... . »
-- . created by rt-of. Ernest Meu-
mann. P. B. RadOHavljovlch, 11 Scl Am 109:
141 Ag 23 '13
Chile
Industries and resources
Extent of the Chilian iron ore depOBlls. map
Iron Tr R 62:459-62 F 20 '13
Iron cirp resource* of Chile. C: VaUler. Eng
ft Mln J 95:234-6 ,lB 25 '13
Chile saltpeter. See Sodium nitrate
Chilled I
: Mln J 96:978-9 r
25 '13
Large cantilever bridge In China. 11 Bng N
Chinese (raining cruiser Ting Swel. F. C.
Coleman. II Int Marine Kng 18:331-2 Je
Chilled „ _ „
M. wood. II Am Mach 38:146-8 Ja 23 '13
I'ne of chills. W. J, Keep. Foundry 41:182
Chimney*
Calculating weight of slacks. Eng & Mln J
96:1018 N 29 '13
Calculation of chimney losses. Ind Eng 13:
452 O '13
Chimney design, dlag Power SB:277-9 Ag 19
Chlno copper company
Report for 1912. map Eng i
8 My 3 -13
Chlorit
Production of caustic alk^l and bleach. D.
J. Allmand, II Scl Am S 7E:2S-B JI 12 '13
Chloroehyt „ „ „
Hepburn. hIbliOK J Fr Inst 176:406-62 O '13
1 Steel. P. Oar-
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INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
Ch ran cm Star*
Automatic RstTonamlcal calculator: Butter-
flald ailmuth cbronoroeter. A. H. Brown. 11
Scl Am 8 76:11-6 Jl 19 'It
Chucking machinal
New Britain autamatlc multiple Bp indie
[:AucklnK machine. II Macti 19:fi5-6 a '12
Holding ilevlcea (or ft rat -operation work, A.
A. Dowd. dlaea Marh 20:199-203 N '13
Making the Horton- Morrow chuck. C. I*
Lucas. II Mach 19:79E-9 Je '13
New combination ollset boring head and
drill chuck. II Ind E:ng 13:2£l-2 My '13
I'lii-umatlc cliuck tor stayhoit drllllnB. J. C.
BrekenfelU. il dtaR Am EnR 87;247 My '13
Schorlemmer drill chuck, (tlag Ene & Mtn J
»5:SI)8 Mr 22 '13
Church architecture
Design of "
'13
Eleo
1:953 My 3 13
Cigar
Sec alio Smoking
Cincinnati, Ohio
Topographic surver of Cincinnati. H. C.
Mitchell. 11 plan Eng N 69:662-6 Ap 3 '13
Bridges
Qllbert avenue viaduct In Cincinnati. 11 plan
Eng Kec 6J:2K-S Mr 1 '13
l>ark
tl'B playgrounds. 11 Hunlc
E3E-43 Je '13
Cincinnati traction company
Terms of proposed agreement between Cin-
cinnati traction company and tbe city.
Elec Ry J 41:618-9 Ap G '18
CIndari
647-9 S 11 '13; Same. Scl Am
InreBtlgallon of the strength of cinder con-
crete. G: B. Strehan and H. Perrlne. 11 Bng
N 70:738-4 O 9 '18
Clnematog raphe
ClnemaloBraph hand camera. 11 Scl Am 109:
346 N 1 '13
Cinematography carried to extremes In tbe
igrai
, 11 Scl Am S 7e:3S» Ja 3
y. 11 plan Arch Rec 34:541 -EG D
Spanish church In New York city. Our I-ady
ot Hope. L. R. McCabe. II Arch Rec 33:
14-21 Ja '13
Steel framework of St, Jean Batiste church,
N. 7. 11 plans Eng Rec 68:133-6 O IS '13
See alio Cathedrals; Chapelo
Church decoration
Study in church decoration: the Paullat fa-
thers church In New York city. C: H. Dorr
11 Arch Reo 33:187-203 Mr '13
Church llqhtlna
Church llKhtlng. Klec W 62:762-3 O 11 '13
Hearing and ventilating a church building:
new St. Patrick's church, of Philadelphia.
J. Graliam. plans Dom Eng 65:298-302 D
B '13
4-™ aiKO Church architecture
Churcha*, Concrete
German evangelical Lutheran church, Sacra-
mento, CaL built of white concrete block.
II Concrete Cem 1:61 D '12
Chutn. See Flumes
CIgar-boN factories
_^arey
Non- In flammable cinematograph Htms. Scl
Am S 76:83 F i 'IS
One hundred thousand photogra.pbs per aec-
ond: hlgh-freauency electric sparks used u
a source of Intermittent light. II Scl Am
S 76:69 F 1 '13
To the south pole with the cinematograph. II
Bel Am 108:660-1 Je 21 'IS
Cinnabar orei. See Mercury
Clrcasilan walnut. See Walnut
Circle
Circle. (Ensineera' study course) Power 37:
313-5 Mr 1 '13
I. II Elec W 62:2E0
Sng 44:8-
Poilties and government
Cincinnati's purchasing system, Uunlc Bng
45:217-23 S '13
Rapid transit
Cincinnati traction strike. 11 Elec Ry J 41:
890-2 My IT '13
Report on Clnolnnntl terminal poaslbllltles.
map Eleo Ry J 41:330-4 P 32 '13
Terms of proposed agreement between Cin-
cinnati traction company and the city,
Elec Ry J 41:648-9 Ap S 'IS
Cincinnati sewerage Investigations and sur-
veys. J. E. Root. Eng Rec 67:347-8 Mr 29
■13
Instrucilons (or subsurface survey, Eng N
70:1080-3 N 27 '13
Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis railway
21th aiiiiuu] re]>ort, 1912. Ry Age 64:697-8
. W: Z. Price, i
1 city growth stop? Eng N 69:426
itigs iJegintiTn)! "MunicipaJ: Parks; Sewage
ill.spoaal: Street cleaning: Water purilica-
tlon: Water supply
City halls. See Public buildings
City lighting. See Street lighting
City manager. See Municipal government
City planning
City plHnnlng and the engineer. Eng Rec 68:
622-3 D 6 '13
City Bclentmc. Q: B. Ford. Bng Rec ST:
B61-2 My 17 '13
Delhi, the metropolis of India: how shall the
new Indian capital be bulItT B. Leslie. 11
Scl Am S 76:72-4 P 1 '18
Engineering Interest In city planning. Eng
Rec 67:661 Je 14 '13
Extract from report of committee on town
planning, as read before the Am. Inst of
Dec, 1912. Bng N 69:100-1 F.
.... ._....,,._ nlng,
Ohlrago,_ May, 1913. Elec W 61:1022 My
17 '13: Eng N 69:1021 My IB '13
Induatrtai city of Torrance, Cal. R. Bennett,
11 map plans Eng N 70:870-3 O 30 '13
Municipal control of city planning in Eng-
land. Eng Rec 68:175-6 Ag 16 '13
Organi sail Ion and functions ot a city plan-
nlMK commission. W: A. Magee. Eng N
69:376-7 My 8 '13; Eng Rec 07:662 My 17
plan MunTc Eng 16:77-80 Jl '.,
Transportation and city planning. M. R, WbH-
bie. Elec Ry J 11:1108-7 Je 21 '13; Same
cond. Bng Rec 68:65-6 Jl 19 'IS
Transportallon facilities and ttty planning.
M. R. Maltble. Eng N 69:1026-6 My IS '13
What Cedar Rapids has done In Ave years
under commission plan of government. L:
Roth, II Munlc Eng 41:448-60 My '13
See alfo Housing problem
Municipal centers
tnglnee
Ivll I
Eng Rec 67:196 F 16 '13
in Massachuse
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INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
Pach
jwcrage pavlr
H. Markwo
at oflice-wark. Bng N
Am 108:2
70:1(170-6 K
Rainy day tiieorj
63:368 F 20 'IS
RetroBpect ot the
U. a. civil service eiamlnatlon quesOons (or
Junior eriBineer. Eng Hec 67;4B0 Ap 26 "IS
See alio AqueflucW; Arches; Blaatlng:
Boring- Bridges; Building: Canala; Col-
terdame; UoehB; Uratniigc; DredKing:
Karthworii; Excavallon; l-'oundalltma; Har-
bora; Hydraulic enitlneerhiB : Irrtgatii":
lilghlhouacs: MlnliiK eiiBineeriiiB; I'lli-s
pile driving; I'ubHo workB; HalTmad eni
eerinK: Hailr "■-■ """ '°'
CI ax I flan
Anaconda classlfler. R. A
Min B Bui 80:^161-97 j
Ar'nlicntlon ot hinder—" °
olassiHers. R. S. B.
llul 80:1169-79 AtC '13 ,
Arsall claHalfler. dlag Eng & Mln J 35-5!
Mrche'/ hydraulic elaartfler. II Eng & Mln J
„,.,.„. wilR— Com
tlon ur land; Rlvi
KlneerlnR; '"
iiiela !
21 'IS
Merit aye
Doyle. l.„B — — - --
Suggested aalary schedule for New i
engineering employeea. Eng N 69:
16 -13
GUI] service examination for civil (
In Massochuaett ~
'13
Civil service exam
York state eiicl - --
70;lI!9-32 D i '13
O. S. civil service exai
Junior (Civil) enginee
!6 -13
CIvllliatlon
Is our clvlllBatlon dying!
Am S 75:370-1 Je U '13
Eng Bee 67:111
iBlion qucsllona I
»f(s Iro
iiid H. Cadwal
92:1017-9 N 6
Clarksburg. West Virginia
Water lopply
Mechanical nitration plant a_
W, Streeler. II Eng Rec 08:7-
ClaM
If"'
Class !<
96;693-4 O 11 13
R. H. Richards.
Scl Am S 76:10< F 1
aim File clay; Full
■ reproducing drawlnga. U
Bi>iler cleaning
tng: Car cleaning:
ijum cleaning
■a. Railroad. See Railroad clearing
Icliial electric planla
136-i6 Jl 26 '13'
Papers read at 6lh annual meeting of Pa-
cTflo claim agents' assn., Vancouver, July,
1913. Blec Ry J 42:103-7 Jl 19 MS
Successful claim agent. W. H. Hyland. Eleo
Ry J 41:420-1 Mr 8 '13
° "" O: P. Early.
Cleveland'! new charter. Eng Rec 68:Sl Jl IS
Munioinal recognition ot J''^^5^;;,'^^''fg.gJ.'',o9
piiposed new Cleveland charter and the en-
gineering organization of cltlaa. Eng N 69.
6S3-4 Mr 20 '13
Railroads
''l,v"{he''"^4,■X 'Y-ork C^c«l' & m'^'wuia
i-uihoad *tl map Hy & Bnic R 63:1100-4.
1114-7. il78-Sl N 29, D 13-20 '13
Rapid transit
Arbitrated result In Cleveland. Bleo By J 41;
1131-S Je 28 '13 , .„
Arbitration of operating cjipenae charges In
Cleveland. Eleo Ry J 41:925-9. 971-3. 1O70-
Cltv?lLd*trancM."lB not a >«lution. Elec Ry
J 42:918-9 O 25 '13 „ „ , „
Decision In the Cleveland case. Else Ry J 41,
1112 Je 21 "1*
Decision Of Board of arbitration In the Clev|;
land case: text. Elec Ry J 4
1:1169-61 Je 28
'13
englneenng education. C; P.
. Eng M 4fi:'J7-9 O '13
Value ol the classics In modern cducalion
lis viewed by an engineer. C: P, Stelnmetz.
Eng Rec 63:158-9 Ag 9 '13
Classification
numbfrs for corrcsponilence llllng. W; S.
Wollncr. Rv Age 55:1117 D 12 '13
Ste alto Files ant) tiling (documenla)
Classification, Decimal
Dewey decimal system of clasalBcatlon ex-
tended to engineering. Eng N 89:637-8 Mr
13 '13
I of rrelflht. Sec Freight cbssltica-
Electrlc power in Cleveland. 11 map plana
Elec Ry J 41:618-23 Ap 6 13
Issues in Cleveland. Elec Ry J 41:967 My
Track construction in Cleveland, Ohio during
1912. plan Elec Ry J 41:104 J8 IS 'H
Sanitary affairs
Sewnge disposal investigations at CI evetend.
R W Pratt. 11 plans Eng N 69.287-04 If
13 '13
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INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
55
Claveland. Cincinnati. Chlcaao & St. Louli
rallraad
Annual report for 1912. Ry Ark 6<:«60-1 Mr
21 'IS
Claveland englneerina loclety
Publicity work. C. E. Drayer. Eng N 89;
113T My 13 '13
CllmaU
Volcanic dust and climatic changes. Bng &
MIn J 96:453-4 8 6 '13
Volcanic du>t oa a factor In the production
o[ cllmallc changeB. W. J. Humphreys. Scl
Am S 78:114 Ag 23 '13
Clock!
Cloch that BpeahH the time Ot day. W. R. 1.
11 Scl Am 109:35 Jl 12 '13
Phonographlo alarm clock. W. Isendahl, Sci
Am 108:456-7 My IT '13
Ste atao Time clockB; Watch making;
Watches
Cloth. See Textile Industry and fabrics
Clutch release ehoee, Design of. J: S, Myers,
Mach 19:733-1 My '13
Clutch release shoes, I>esUn of. M, Terry.
plans Mach 19:332-4 Ja '13
Clutches
CharaclerlstlcB of friction clutchsB. J, W,
RrassfnRli.n. Mach 19;911-2 Alt 'IS
Fixtures used tn making EdgemonC friction
clutchee. D. T. Hamilton. 11 Mach 19:358-
9 Ja "13
Clutches (automobile). See AiitomoblleH—
Clutches
Coal
Analyses of coala In tho I'nltpd Slates; ilc-
acrliitlon ot Eiamples. N, W, lx)rd and
olherH, ir .S Bur Mines Rul 22:331-1168 '13
Coal at Panama-l'acinc exposition. Co!11ery
S4:SlS-4 n '13
Coal minlne adjuncts of rallrosdn, J; D. A.
Morrow. Rv Ase R5:6I)« O 1(1 '13
Coal statlsllcB, 1912: Pennsylvania, Mon-
tana, Iowa. Colliery 3S;612-i Ap '13
Cnseivatlon of coal and liquid fuel. I'owp;'
3S:564-6 O 21 '13
Economy in purehnslng and uslnK coal. A.
O. Doane. EnR M 16:398-101 Je "IS
Electricity direct from coal: problem of the
EolvBnla cell with carbon consumption. E.
Baur. Sci Am 8 75:346-8 My 31 '13
Etb annual convontlim of Inteniatlcmal rail-
way fuel assn., Chlc.iBo. 1911. By Age r,l:
1178-83 My M '13
Sth annual convention of the Intern.illonal
railway fuel assn.. Chlcaao, 1913. Ry &
Bng B E3:4RB-7. 607-8 Mv 24-21 '13
Fuel
■13
G, Bur
Sub-bltiimlnoii8 and lignltlc coal as locomo-
tive fuel. S: B. Tiagg. dlam Ry & Eng R
53:530-1 Je 7 '13: Same cond. Ry A_ge
iMech pdl R7:!90-3 Je '13; Same cond, fiy
Ace 54:1178-80 My 3D '13
«(T «lm Briquets: Coal liandllnR: Coal
landc: Coal mines and mining; Coal prep-
aialion: C"ul BtiiraRc: ConI lestinK; Coal-
Ine otatlona: Cokp; Fuel; Ooa; Lignlle
Analyst*
Accuracy and llmltationB ot coal analylls.
Power 37:S57-«0 Mr 11 'IS
AnalVK.a <,f coals In (he United States. N. W.
■ ■■ U S Bur Mines Bill 22:
1166 '13
Anal>-s!a and bea
327 Je 10 '13
(Engineers' study <
Analysis of government coal. Iron Tr R 62:
20S Ja 16 '13
Available CO, percentages. E. J, Billings: C.
H. Soutbem. Power 37:721-2 My 20 "13
Avajlable COi percentages. A. Pohlman.
IMwer 37:638 Ap IS '13
[■■iimpllni.- ronl de^iverlps. M. B, Smith. Elec
Itv J 42:1242-3 I) 13 '13
Valup ot coal analyses. N. W. I.rf.rd. Colliery
34:242-3 N '13
Transportation
Motor bnree.s tn the Alabama coal trade.
11 plan Ity & Kng R 63;990-l O 26 US
Krr nNa Coal handling
Coal, Pulverlied
Beltingion dust-fuel holler. H. V. Hart-Da-
" Eng M 14:936-8 Mr '13
- 92:11
I fe,d dev
Powdereo fuel and explosions, W. D. '
Rv Age 66:K3-4 Jl 18 '11
I'owdcred fuel tor locomotives. W. D. '
liy Ase 55:13-5 Jl 1 ■13; .Same. Kng
SSl-3 S '13
Met
IP fuel. Automobile
. H. R. BamhurBt.
IS
Puei production In the United States; present
consumption and future supply. R. H. Byrd.
II Scl Am 109:10 Jl 5 '11
Kilowatt hours per tor ~* ■
evaporations. C: H,
191 Ag 5 '13
- 1 for fuel. Power 37:396-7
.._ „ _ . My 1
cond. Eng M 45:274-7 My '13
Pulverized coal as a fuel. A. W. Raymond.
Met & Chem Bng 11:108-9 F '13
Pulvei-iaed ,oal as a fuel for metulliirgieal
fu mil ■■■•>(. II, R. narnhurBt. Am Inst Min E
..... -ij.jsaa.jz Q .13. DiBcusslon, 84:2667-
63 I
' coal at various
:ed
'13
OrWn ot
34:271-1 1- .J
Papers and discussions at 6th annuiil con-
vention of International rallivav fuo| nf^sn,.
Chicaco. 1913. Ry Awe (Meeh ed) 87:2Sll-nG
Photo-cbemlBlry ot the future. O, Ciamlclan.
Scl Am B 7E:25S-9 Ap 2G '13
Power from waste fuel. Scl Am S 76:267 Ap
26 '13
PurohasinK coat by heat units. F. P. Welker,
plan Mimic Eng 45:238 S '13
PiircbaslnB coal under Kpeclficatlons, G: S.
Pope Power 3^:623-5 (1 2S '13
Rational utilization of coat. F. B. Junge.
Power 37:416-7 Ap I '13
Spontaneous healing ot stored coat, its cause
and prevention. Scl Am S 76:10-1 Ja 4 '13
_ J42-3 n 2B '..
I>utver]zeil coal In metillurulcal furnaros;
Pulverized fuel for boiler Uring. C. H. wrlsht.
II ptnn Klec W CI ;5«7-9 Mr IE '13; Same
cond. Ind Eng 13:23S My '13
eil (
t for
motives
I'-, street. Ry Age 55:130-7 Jl 2S '13
Wider utlllEalion ot pulverized coal. H, H.
narnburst. Iron Arp 92;9'"* - - — --
6-3 O 21 'IS
. It Colliery 34:
Jeffrey- nrennen adjustable turret coal cutter.
C, K. Warbnm. il Colliery 34:326-7 1) '13
lal dust
Oil uses ot coal-dust explosions; composition
nnd fineness of dust combined with vol-
atile gases. C. M. Young, Eng M 44:771-
or. Colliery 34:99-101 S '13
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INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
dust explosive? Colliery 34:109^
Ib coal dust explosive? Colliery 3J:60S-J Ap
Keeping down the dust. 1. C. Purfltt. Colliery
M:Z5S-7 N '13
laboratory study of the Inflammability ot
coal dust. J. C. W. Frazer and others. U
S Hur Mines Bui E0:1-6S '13
Robbing; coal dust o( its dangers; eiperlance
In applying aieam to air current. S. Rey-
nolds. Mines & MIn 33:307-9 Ja '13
Coal handling
Aulo-truck for coal delivery. F. C. Perkins,
II Sd Am S 75:21.5 Ja 11 '13
Canadian Pacific unloading dork at Ft. Wil-
liam. Ont. 11 plan Ry Age 54:1173-6 My 30
Welfare norh at coal mines. Colliery 3S:4S9
Ap '13
What the large anthracite companies have
done. Colliery 34:132-3 O '13
tfff alKu Mine sanitation
Coal mines and mining
~ company's steam-turbine plant
■13
Chanslng from oil fuel to coal. F. V. Hetzel.
diaga Power 3S;803-4 D 2 -13
Coal and ash handling at Lake Shore plant,
Cleveland. A. D. ft'lliiams. 11 Power S7:
7fiS-71 Je 3 '13
Coal handiine plant operated by the Illinois
traction system at St. l.ouls. 11 Eiec Ry
J 4!;119» D « -13
Coal -handling plants for Panama. E^g Rec
68:428 O if '13
Coal unloartlng machines at Fort Wllliaro,
nnt. R. D. Williams. II plan Iron Tr R
B3:577-S0 O 2 "13
Concrete coal pockets. II Mines & MIn S3:
4-5 Ja -IS
20 -13
Mechanical handling of coal for British lo-
comotives. C. J._ B, Cooke, plan Ry &
Mass. 11 Rlec W 62:1178-9 D 6 '13
New Canadian Pacific cual handling plant. II
plan Iron Age 91:192-5 Ja 18 'IS
New coal classification yards of the Plilla-
delphla & Reading Ry. at St, ClaJr, Pa.
J. S. Ward, 11 maps Ehig N 70:640-8 S 18
New cool handling bridge at Duluth, Minn.
II Ry Age 64:59^-600 Mr 19 '13
New coal handling plant at Fort William,
Onl.. Canadian Pncillc Ry. II Ry & Bng
H 53:116-6 F 8 '13
Pacific Mills coal- and ash. handling equip-
ment, South Lawrence, Mass. 11 Power 3S:
426-7 a 83 '13; Ind Eng 13:436-8 O '13
Storing and rehandllng anthracite under
cover. W: E. Hamilton, plans Colliery 33:
529-30 Ap '13
Transfer of coal to and from ships, il Int
Marine Eng 18:390-2 S '13
Coal land*
Assessing and tanlng coal in the ground. W:
Orlfflth. Colliery 38:669-70 Jl '13
Coal fields of Ohio. W, G. Burroughs, map
Colliery 33:644-7 Ky '13
Coal prosppcts In Matanuaka field, Alaska.
map Eng & MIn J 9«:in84 D 6 '13
Development of Alaska coal lands. Colliery
33:S34-6 My '13
Michigan mining Interests tn Spltzbergen.
Eng & Min J 96:1008 N 29 '13
Taxing coal lands. Colliery 33:406 Mr '13
83:;S93-2701 N 'IS
What is coai land? Colliery 34:234 N '13
fee also Coal mines and mlnlnR
Coal miners
Bath house proposition, J. E. Butler, plan
Colliery 33:481 Ap '13
Conneil colliery hospital. 11 plan Colliery 34:
201-6 N '13
Examinations. Colliery 33:348 F '13
Colliery 33:651-4 Je '13
Answers to examination Questions for ftro
bosses and mine foremen Weat Vii^nlBi,
1912. Colliery 33:600-3, 687-90 Ap-My 'IS
RlaKtlng coal on \a pans, plan Colliery 3S:
Central siatlon power for coal mines. C. W.
Beers, Am Inst E E pro 32:834-45 J(p '13;
Discussion, 3:;:2206-13 D '13
Central station power for mines: West Penn
system. J. S. Jenks. Am Inst F, E Pro 32;9S0-
II Ap '13: Discussion, 33:2234-13 D '13
Clraracterlsllcs of substation loads at anthra-
cite collieries of the Lackawanna R. R. Co.
H. M. Warren ami A, S, Blesecker. Am
Inst E E Pro 32:866-73 Ap 'IS; Discussion,
32:2234-43 D '13
Coal mine ventilation. A. King. ColUerr S3:
4Z3-6 Mr '13
Coal mining machines. W. A. Miller, il Col-
liery 34:77-80 S '13
Conservation and commercialism. F. S. Pea-
body. Colliery 33:694-0 Jl 'IS
Cost of coal mining. E: W, Parker. Colliery
34:2Sl-3 D '13
Coflt of mining as related to output. R. C,
.lonPB. Ciilllery 34:168-61 O "13
Earning power of chemistry In the coal min-
ing Indusiry. E. M. Cbance. Colliery 33:
693-4 Jl '18
Effect of coal mining on the surface. Col-
liery 3J:51R-.12. 617-22 My-Je '13
Electrically equipped coal mines In Nova
Scotia. C. H. Wright. 11 Elee W fil:S39-41
Ideal method of r „. _. _.
H. M. Glbb, diags CoUlery 33:665-9 Jl '13
Interference between oil and gas wells ana
coal mines. Eng N 69:450-3 Mr 6 '13
Machine mining In anthracite mines. H.
Archbald, II plan Colliery 33:471-6 Ap '13
..„^. — — . ..__ exhibition. 11 plan
Mining plant
4:375-8
Petro
W. EvanH. illag Colilerv 34:151-3 O '13
Mining steel dipping coat: method suggested
to meet certain conditions in thin seams in
Arkansas, plan Mines & MIn 33:301-3 Ja '13
No. 2 mine of United coal mining co. C.
M. Modem-ell. Colliery 33:612 Je '13
Open aJr coal mining: stripping methods em-
ployed In Pennsylvania. E. J. D. Coxe, 11
Scl Am S T«:U8-9 B 6 '13
Pillars In mine working. Colliery 33:706-8 Jl
Power transmission from the coal mine. Eng
Rec 67:483 My 3 '13
Pumping Ihrnugh coal. II Collierv 33:365 F '13
Purchased power In coal mines. H. C. Eddy.
.„ ._„. Y. R Pro 32:SBS-64 Ap '13; Dis-
3S:6r.3-4 My
Scientific management applied to coal min-
ing. H: M, Payne. Colliery 33:701-2 Jl '13
Short Mountain breaker. W; Z. Price. 11 plan
Colllory 34:267-70 D '13
Waste in coai mining. Colliery 33:441-2 Hr 'IS
Waste In mining. ColUerr S8: 009 Ap '11
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INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
done. Colliery 31:132-3 O '13
Workliw an Inclined coal bed. Q: W. E^rana.
map aWKS Colliery 31:18-21 Ag '13
Set alini Cojil (tuat; Coal lands; Coal
miners; Coal waHhlng; Mine accidents;
Mine eases; Mining pngineerlng
BrOokBlde mine dlBaster, Schuylkill CO., PL
W: Z. Price, il plan ColUetv S4;101-3 S
: com position
Causes of coal-duet _
and flneneas of dust combined wim vol-
atile gases. C. M. Young, ling M I4;T71-
3 F -13
Coal dust explosion tests In the experlmenlal
mine. G: R. Rice and others. HUB Bur
Mines Bui Bil:l-113 '13
Coal n.- - ,
Combustion of oxygen and coal d __.
J. ABhworth. Colliery 33:709-10 Jl "13
Discipline In mining. Colliery 33:Sg5-8 My '13
Eldorado (111.) mine eiplosion, Feb. 19, 1SI3.
Colliery 33:609 Ap '13
First aid In coal mining accidents; sugges-
tlons for rormntlon of relief corps and
for Hrst aid Instruction. C: Graham. Bng
M H:10l-3 O '12
Imperial no. 3 mine explosion. Noble co.,
(Jhlo. W, B. Badcllft. map Colliery 33:689-
S JI '13
Verner. Colliery 33:576 My '13
Report of Kngllsh explosions in mines com-
mittee. J. Asbworth. Colllory 34:93-3 S '13
Scott colliery disaster. Fa. plan Colliery 33:
703-4 Jl '13
Slopping ventilation at flrlns time. W. H.
and S. Reynolds. Colliery 33:GI4-« Ap '13
Stray electric currents. C; J. Norwood. Col-
liery 33:356-7 F '13
ftrr alta Coal dust: Coal mines and mln-
Inn— Safety measures
Explosives
Blasting cool. T: C. Wakefield. Colliery 31:
64T-8 Jo "13
Tests or permissible explosives. C. Hall and
S. P. Howell. U S Bur Mines Bui 66:1-307
Use of explosives In coal mines. F. H. Oun-
solus. Colliery 33;4S9-60 Mr '13
Use of high explosives In northern mines.
F, H. Gunsolus, Colliery 33:665 Je 'IS
Safety meaeuret
Fire pmtecllon of mines, Q. E. I..yman. Col-
liery 33:634-7 Je '13
Hon to handle a dry or dusty mine. D: Vic-
tor. Colliery 34:99 _.
Madison coal corpora
Colliery 34:S7E-S1 D
exhibition. II plan
) fires and their prevention. H. M. Wil-
son. II Scl Am 8 7S:101-S Je 28 '13
New safety catch tor hoists. 11 Colliery 33:
461 Mr '13
Prevention of coal-dust explosions, dian
Colliery 34:10 Ag 'IB
Production of stone dust In collieries. 11 Col-
liery 34:90 9 '13
Relation ol subsidence to packing. O: Knox,
dlsgs Colliery 34:87-90 S '13
Safe timbering. II Colliery 33:G5G-T My -13
Safely first. T: Moses, Colliery 3*:236-S N '13
Stopping ventilation at firing time. W. H.
and S. Reynolds. Colliery 33:514-6 Ap '13
Alabama
Alabama coal operators' association: 6th an.
nual session. Marvel. Ala.. 1913. W: Z.
Price. II Colliery 31:(l!i-T3 S '13
Canada
Coal flelds ot western Canada. A. Lakes, map
Colliery 34:11-4 Ag '13
Cape Breton Islands
Coal mines under the sea. Colliery 34:17 Ag
Jangamon county. II Elec
W 63:1211-8 D 13 '13
Longwall mining in Illinois. S. M. DalielL
plan Colliery 33:606-9 Je '13
Coal stripping In Kansas. B. Soobee. 11 Col-
liery 33:407-3 Mr '13
Strlp-pli mining In Kansas. B. Scobee. 11 Col-
liery 34:333-3 N '13
Mexico
Destruction of coal-mining idant at Lampa-
cllos. II Eng A Mln J 961657-8 S 20 '13
Montana
t_nelds of Montaiin. E, aieblnscr. bifillog
1 E I
inia
1:2329-59 H
■13
Pennsylvania anthracite mine cave commis-
sion report and recommendations. Colllsry
33:604-7 Ap '13
8«olland
Notable Scottish colliery (Newbattle). II Col-
liery 33:671-3 Jl '13
I mining at Hoyt, Texas. II Colliery
:4:93-4 S
'13
33:378-9 F 'L.
Semiannual meeting, Pittsburg, June IS, 1913.
Colliery 34:26-7 Ag '13
Coal mining institutes
Rocky mountain coal mining Institute— meet-
ings of the West Virginia and Kentucky
Instltiiles. Mines & Mln 33:298-9 Ja '13
Coal pockets. See Coal handling
Coal preparation
German coal picking table. II Am Ind 13:35-6
F '13
Preparation of a domestic coaL J. D. Rogers.
11 Colliery 33: 426-8 Mr '13
Preparation ot coal. Q. Buchanan. Colliery
34:61-2 Ag '13
^rc also Coat washing
Coal products company, JollM, ill.
Coal products company's power .filajt..^.:. P;
products compwiy's power Plant. S. G
tlngstali, Jr. II plan Power 38:384-7 S 1
Coal sampling. See Coal — Analysis
Coal sheds. See Coal storage
Coal storage
Concrete coal sheds are durable and dreproot.
il Concrete Cem 1:71 D '12
Deterioration and spontaneous combustion of
gas coal. P. Barker. Am Soc M B J 35:379-
84 F '13
Spontaneous heatlnjr of stored coal. Its cause
and prevention. Bel Am S 76:10-1 Ja 4
■13
Defense of American coal products co. R. P.
Perry. Eng Hec 67:418-9 Ap 13 '13
Adaptation of boiler to available coal. H:
Krelslnger and W. T, Ray. dlags Power 38:
256-9 Ag 19 '13
Chemical Interpolation of anthracite. M. 8.
Hachlta. Colliery 33:378-6 F '18
Coal testing under dlfflculUes. B. S. Haiison.
Power 37:473-4 Ap 1 '13
Coking of coal at low temperatures. Scl Am
108:353 Ap 19 '13
Coking of coal at low temperatures. S: W.
Parr and H. I,. Olln. II Sci Am S TG:2G2-E
Ap ;
•13
._. _,_ _. ._„ .... using coal. A.
O. Doane. Eng M 45:393-404 Je '13
EfUclency valuation ot fuels. W. P. Blwood.
Colliery S4:it-6 Ag '13
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INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
I teitlno — Continued.
or tlie purchaao
C 11:293-4 My 'IS
Ky Age 56:1121-2 D 1- -.
Plahel coking test. M. A. PIsheL tables Col-
liery 33:674-» Jl 'IS: Excerpla. Eng M 1i:
897-S S '13
Power plant chemtcal laboratory practice.
Power 37:168-9 P i 'IS
Coal trada
Growth o( the coal trade. 11 Scl Am B 7E:SG
Ja 25 '13
Coal washing
Coaling itatlona
30 '13
Modern locomotive coalinfc stati
<Mech ed) ST.2M-5 Je '13
Coaat dafenae
Electricity tn the United Statei
coaal defense. E. M. Weaver.
2;6. 212-3 F 1 '13
Fori ihnt travels o
baltPrlPB for coa
169 D 20 '13
Coating with mstal. See Metal coating-
Cobalt
Cobalt depositing' bath. Foundry fl:f
metals. E. HaynPB.
T<:219.SS F '13
New material for lal
Mach 19:463 P '13
Inst MIn E I
jols. E. Haynea.
Wbat la coca? Scl Am 109:224 S 30 :i3
Cocaine
Cocal no mania at Montmartre. Scl Ani 108:
33T Ap li '13
Cofferdams
Coffer-dam on sand bottom: Ohio r;ver dam
no. 48. J. C. Oahes. olans Eng N 89:702-4
Ap 10 '13
Construction work on a short railroad
branch. II d1a« EhK Rec 67:666 Je 14 -13
Dlfllcuitlca In placing the aubstnieture for a
Bwing bridge: cofferdam of wood and ahect
steel piling-, Newark. N. J. plana Eng Reo
67:2G8-9 Mr 3 '13
Failure of coffer at loch and dam no. 48,
Ohio river. -T. C. OaJies. plans Rng N 7(1:
231-2 Jl 31 'IS: Bame. Eng Rec 68: lau Ag
Ohio river lock and dam 18; building half a
mile of cofferdam In IB to 26 feet of run-
ning water to Inclose 20 acres of sandy,
Bhlfting river bottom. II plan Eng Rec 6T:
ling river I
3 Ap IS '13
Foundatlona;
^g and pile driving
. T. K. Rose. 11 !
Cohc anil Iron ore frelglil rule dedslona. Iron
Are 91:1478-sn Je 19 '13
Coke rate reduction. Iron Tr R 53:136 Jl 31
'13
Coking of coal at low temperatures. Scl Am
108:353 Ap 19 '13
Coking of coal at low temperatures. 3: W.
Parr and H. L. Olln. il Scl Am S 76:262-6
Ap 19 '13
J Prices tor thirteen years.
Iron Age 91:383 F 6 '13
HiKh prti'eB of coke In 1912. C. F. Wllllama.
Iron Tr R 5Z:127-S Ja 2 '11
Important changes in coke and Iron ore ri><o<i
Iron Tr R 62:1115-6 Je 19 '13
Inveallgatlon of cupola melting operat:
II diaga Foundry 41:309-18 Ag '13
Pro's and con's on coke manufacture. E
.lohnson. Colliery 31:312-3 D '13
Recent experiments on coke hardness.
Ace 92:296 Ag 7 '13
Smelting Iron electrically with coko as
H. J. Hanson. II Iron Tr R 53:1003-7
'13
Stimulus to by-product coking. Met & Chem
Eng 11:127 Ag '13
Waste In coking. G. E. Mitchell. 11 Colliery
34:74-6 S '13
f<e alio Coal
Coke-oven gas
Ammonium sulphate from coke oven gas. Iron
Age 92:103 Ag 21 '13
Benzol — bow ir Is recovered from coal aas.
F, Punlng. II Iron Tr R 53:626-32 O 9 'II
Blast furnace and coke oven gasea. Iron Age
92:669 S 26 '13
Rrl<iuett1ng pilch from coke oven tar. Iron
Age 92:589-90 S 11 '13
By-product coke. r. W, Andrews, Am Inst
Mln E Bui 73:17-50 Ja '13: Same. Iron Tr
H 52:60 Ja 2 '13
By-product ovens for manufacture of coke.
C, A, Melssner. diags Iron Tr R 52:1412-5.
1155-T Je 19-26 '13: .'^ame cond. Met A
Chem Eng 11:161-8 Ag '13; Same cond. Eng
M 16:722-1 Ag '13; Same cond. Scl Am 3
76:290-2 N S '13
By-products ot retort coke manufacture. C
A. Melssner. Iron Age 91:1386-8 Je 6 '13
Cleaning coke-oven gas. S. F. Walker. II
plan Colliery 33:349-61 F '13
Gb« power for collieries, s. F. Walker. 11
dIaga Colliery 33:613-6 Je '13
Koppcra oven Installation at Jnllet, III. 11
plan Iron Tr K 62:17-25 Ja 2 '13
" . F. E. Lucas. Colliery
of \
H.
■ Mi'ii E Bui T3:
Use of cold coke-oven gas In steel produc-
tion, plan Iron Age 91:1014-6 Ap 24 '13
Uses of blast furnace and coke oven gases;
Ilielr t>ractlcal npiillcatlon at the Cockerlll
works In Belgium. Iron Age 92:608-10 S 18
jctlon. II Scl Am 109:1 Jl 5 '13
Bvprciduct rnke ovens In the l!nl(ed Slates,
Eng & Mln J 96:784 O 25 '13
Discussion of hy-produr( coke o\*en. W- H.
Blauvell. Iror ■"- " '"■-•'■' -
!8g-9 n '13
Improved by-product coke oven; construc-
tion and claims of the Muller by-product
oven. E. B. Wilson, plans Eng M 44:131-4
I>-'12
Koppers oven InRlRllatlon at Jollet, III. II
plan Iron Tr R 62:17-25 Ja 2 '13
Manufacture of coke. F. E. Lucas. Colliery
33:351-2 F '13
Modem by-product coke oven. Met & Chem
Eng 11:382 Jl '13
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INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
CokB ovaiu —Contiimtd,
Modem by-product ovens for coke manurac-
ture. C. A. Heissner. dlags Iron Tr R 52:
1=94-8, 1S50-1, H13-6, HB5-7 Je B-Z6 '13;
Excerpts. Iron Age »l:13S3-8, 13S6-8 My 29-
Je S -13
Motor (uel from coal: higher recovery of
light oils tiy tile use of limestone in the
by-product coke ovens. A. Roilason and A.
W. Taylor, Eng M 48:434-6 D '13
Froducllon of col<e In Koppera ovens at Eng-
1<Bt) collieries. II plans Iron Tr R &3:lSl-9
Jl 21 -13
Recovery of by- products in coke manufac-
ture. W. E. Hartm«n. Iron Tr R 62:799-
SOl Ap 3 '13
Bleel-plant coke ovens. R. L. Streeler. II Eng
M 44:194-&ia Ja '13
Sydney. Nova Scolla new coke oven planL F.
B. I^ucas. II plan Iron Age »l:9t-3 Ja Z 'II
r™ alto Fire brick
Cold
Cold In nature and In science: extremea of
temperature In cosmic space and In the
laboratory. Sci Am S 76:60-1 Jl 26 '13
Life without heat. Scl Am 103:170 Ap IS 'IS
Stt alio Heat; Temperature
Cold-frames
How to build concrete hot-beda and cold-
frames. II Concrete Cem I:EO D '12
Cold-headlng. C. K Iiucaa and E. W. Duston.
II dlags Mach 19:^07-71 My '13
cold light
Chemloal production of light, W, D. Ban-
croft. J Ft Inst I75:lM-4y F -13; Same. Stl
Am S 7C;254-tJ O 18 '13
Cold light: Invention of C. F. Duesaud. Scl
Am 108:486 My 31 '13
Dusaaud's cold light. Scl Am 108:138 P 8 '13
DUHsaud's cold light. J. Boyer. tl Scl Am
108:489 My tl 'IS
Cold storage
Cold storage temperatures. Scl Am 3 76:TE
Ag 2 -13
Comparative installation and operating costs
of a, combined ice-manuracturing and coid-
atorage plant. K. H. Tall and L.. C. Nord-
meyer. Power 38:606-8 O 28 '11
Temperature of storage rooms, plan Power S7:
748 My 27 '13
I'rc all" Refrigeration; Refrigerator cars
Collapse of buildings. See Building failures
College architecture
Large arch-truss drill-hall, for university of
IlilnoiH. Kng N 70:1182-5 D 11 '13
l.«yout for new buildings of MnKsachuselta
Institute of technology. Arch Hec 33:272-6
Mr '13
New engineering buildings at Minnesota. II
Ir»n Tr R 63:73-5 Jl 10 '11
ColTege n
5;49-6
'13
G. HIgbee.
College nwrkB and business. P.
Am Mach 38:790 My S '13
College men and the railroads: symposium.
Ity Age (Mech ed) Jj7:G80-2, E3S-W N-D '13
CollL'ge men underground. H. F. Davla, Ene
& Mln J 9G:31-2 Ja 4 '13
Study of Incomes of technically trained men.
D: B. Rice. Scl Am 109:116 Ag 9 '13
Why don'l railroads hold thp college man?
Ry Aue (Mech ed> 87:823-4 O '13
College theses. See Engineering theses
Colleges and universities
Beginnings of famous universities. Scl Am S
76:IGD Mr 8 '13
Four versus five or more years of collegiate
education. A, C, Humphreys. Stevens Ind
30:189-202 Jl '13
Our universities and Industrial research. A.
D, Little. Scl Am S 76:311 N 16 '13
Src alio College architecture: College
graduates; Industrial aerv'--
Administration
Academic efficiency. W: Kent Stevens Ind 30:
20-38 Ja '13
Colllalona
Speed factor In collisions. Scl Am 109:138 Ag
23 '13
Collisions (railroad). See Railroads— Accidents
ColMslona at sea
Experiments on "suction" between passing
vessels. A. H. Gibson and J. H. Thompson,
dlags Scl Am S 76:269-72 O 26 '11
Bee alio Salvage
Colloids
" " ■ " ■ crystals. R. H. Bradbury. J Fr
Inst 176;319-2S S '13;
246-7 O IS '13
ilogne, Germany
I Am 8 76:
Artificial daylight tor color matching, R. P.
Pierce. 11 Scl Am S 76:133-4 Ag 3D '13
Influence of colored surroundings on the
color of the useful light. Etec W 61:410-1
F 82 '13
Mixing colors in light versus colors In pig-
ments. Elec W 62:1166 D 6 '13
dec alio Colorimeters; Paint; Pigments
Color ol floMrers
FlorsJ blue. P. Q. Kesgan. Scl Am S 76:323
Hy 24 '11
Color photography
Marino system of color telephotography. II
Scl Am 108:272 Mr ^2 '13
Color printing
Milton A, McKee, inventor of McKee process.
". H. Horgam, por Inland Ptr 61:745-50 Ag
'IB
accuracy and color. J. P. E^rhart.
Inland Ptr 52:69-70 O '11
Krc aim Color photography
Water- right controversy between Colorado
and Kansas. Eng Rec 67:195 Ap It '11
See alio Railroads — Colorado
Colorado & Southern railroad
Comparison of condition in 1912 and In 1^11.
map Ry Age 66:1068-9 D 6 '11
14th annual report for year ended June 30,
1913. Ry Age 66:1101-2 D 5 '13
Colored moving plctursa. See Moving pictures,
Colored
Colorl meters
New precision colorimeter. P. G. Nutting, II
U B Bur Stand Bui 9:1-6 Mr 16 '13
Quantitative spectrum analysis: oolorlmeters.
a. A. Shook, dlags 'Met A Chem Eng 11:
194-7 S '13
Coloring of mstals. See Metal coloring
Columbia university
Avery library
Design ot the Avery architectural library. C,
M. Price. 11 plans Arch Rec 33:533-49 Je '13
Notes on the collection ot the Avery archl-
(eclural library. G: L. Hunter.' 11 Arch Rec
33:660-66 Je '13
Journalism building
Views and details of the Journalism building,
Columbia University, Arch & Bldg 45:420-4
Colui
'13
iblan exposition, 1893. See <
'orld's Columbian exposition, 1893
s tlood- protection;
consulting hydraulic
31-3 S 26^13
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INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
Recent flood. J. Grlgga. II map Ens N ES:T14-
g Ap 10 'IS
Operation ol Columbus garbOKe reduction
Kant. Ens- Rec B8:220-l Ak 23 '13; Same.
unic Kne *S:321-3 O '13; Same cond. Sag
N 70;E«2 B 18 "13
Operation of Hewage disposal plant. 11 Munle
E^ig 44:<S6-S1 Je '13
Coiumbut railway and light company
Annual meeting, 191S. Elec By 3 41:3»4-S
Mr 1 '13
Column*
Columns In the new GrancI Central terminal.
New York cUy. plana Ens Hec 67;lZ5-6 F
„ 8-301, 3E1.3 Jl-AK '13
jjifKci method of deslKniDK columne. O:
Paaswell. Enff N 68:1333 Je 28 '13
Strength of ouimanding (larger '- '• -— '
columns. R. 3. Roark. Eng
27 '13
U. B. navy column tables not based upon a
fundamental miaconcppllon " '-' '-'
Marine Ei.g 18:407-8 N '13
c 68:722-3 D
alto
ture; Strains
and E
■; Order
Concrete columns without molds. S. M. Jones.
11 Eng M 4fi:4Z3-E D '13
Intercepting epirals as column relnforcemt
11 Concrele Cem 2:302-3 Je '13
Protection of corners of Interior colum
Concrete Cem 2;Z89-J0 Je '13
Relative economy in column forms, diags
Concrete Cem 3:75 Ag '13
Report of teat of reinforced concrete column.
11 plan Concrete Cem 2:84 F 'U
Structural steel cores for concrete building.
Concrete Cem 2:123-4 Mr '13
Testa of reinforced -concrete wall and col-
umn footlnga. Bng Rec 68:128-8 Ag 2 '13
Transverse reinforcement for columns. "—
Crete Cem 1:92-3 D '12
and gas fuels. J. C.
S2-3 N 11 'IS
' 'mobiles of th(
IS: 931-e My
Heat balance in steam be
Power 3T:42-T Ja 14 '13
Principles * '" "
,_ _. .jmbustlon. (Engineer.
j) power 3T:5S2-4, 817, M8-9. I
e2-My 18 '13
Study of the oxidation of coal and of (he
process of combustion. H. C. Porter. Met &
Chem E^ng 11:B43 O '13
SurfACa combustion. Eilec W 62:3E2 Ag 23 '13
Surface combustion. C. D. McCourt. diaga
Bng M 46:589-92 Jl '13
Temperature llmllB In combustion. R. W. A,
Brewer. Automobile 29:E98-9 O 2 '13
Scr itlio Fire; Firing; Fuel: Heat; Me-
chanical draft; Smoke; Smoke preventk
combUBtlon
Comfort station
Commerce
Planning '
Spontaneous.
. See Public
:'anal.
Deflection method of calculating the strength
of columns and stanchions. A. J. Murray.
Int Marine Eng i"— " -"■ -■■■ - •' '- "■■
roads; Saleamen and salesmanahip : Ship-
ping; Tariff; Trade-marks: Transportation;
Trusts; Warehouses; Waterways; Weights
and measures: also namea of counlrlea, sub-
Commerce court
Utility of the Commerce court. Blec Ry J
41:525 Mr 16 '13
Commercial corres pen dance
Correspondence. H. Sibley. Am Uach 18:823-9
My IE '13
Em dent me (hod a of handling correxpondence.
J: I,. Hanna. Ry Age 64:6r-3 Ja 10 '13
ler, 1912. J Account J6;370-6 My 'IS
aim Accountants. Public — Law; Arbl-
■ ■ ■"': Banking law; Carriers;
..._ liability; Interatste com-
petent laws; Railroad Ian;
Shei
Commercial travelers
iHie alto Salesmen and salesmanBhlp
Commlstlon plan. See Municipal government—
Commlasion plan
CommlBSlons, Port. See Port commlaslons
Common carriers. See Carriers
Commonwealth Ediaon company
Electric service In Chicago, il map Elec W
6l;1137-4B My 31 '13
Operating features. II Blec W S2:E33-6 8 37
Plant extensions. II Iron Tr R E3:1148 D 25
'13
Commutators
Care and operation of commutators. H. S-
Page. plan Power 37:706-8 My 20 '13
Commutating-jiole saturation in d-c. ma-
chlnea, H. E, Stokes. Am Inst E E Pro 33:
1622-39 Jl '13
Commutation and brush loss. C. E. Wilson.
Am Insl E E Pro 32:840-8 F '13
Home-made commutator truing rig. 11 Elec
W 61:41B F 22 '13
Stray losa In direct -current commulatlng ma-
chtnea. H. F. T. Erben and H. S. Page. Am
Inst E B Pro 33:282-9 P '13
Uae of the synchronoua commutator In alter-
natlnjT current meaaurementa. F; nedell.
blhliog II J Ft Inst 176:3SE-404 O '13
) Dynamos; Electric motors; Phase
. See Workmen's compensa-
Compensatlon I
Compensators. Sec Elei
Competition
purchasing agent and publicity; two neglect-
ed faclora In price s(ablllEation. J: C. Jay,
Jr. Iron Aks 91:310-1 Ja 30 '13
Unintelligent competition: brasa manufactur-
ers and their pront. S. Jacobsen. Metal Ind
n s 11:247 Je 'IS
Competition, Engineering. See Engineering
Compotitlon floorlijg: com pari iion of Ita most
Important diarncterlstlra wltli those of
eighteen olher matcrlat!<. Eng Rec 6S:e3E-
6 D 6 '13
Compound words
See Spontaneous
„ „ ... merce via Panama
C; M. pepper. 11 Iron Age 92:831-7 O 16 '13
Kiv alto Accounting; Advertising; B;inks
and banking; Bookkeeping: Husiness; Ca-
nals; Carriers; Commerilal law; Contracts;
Corporaliona ; Credit: Foreign exchange;
Freight; Government regulation of industry;
ila,"bi)ra; Interest: Manufactures; I>ackinR
fur shipment; I-orts; Profit sharing: Rail-
Compreised air
' ■- --mpressr
R. L. ;
latenclPF of Webster. J. U.
1 45:822-32; 48:
^-l) '13
Air-opera(pil dump car. il diBg Eng N 69:
1102-3 Je 6 '13
Air receiver explosion. J. King. Power 37:362
Digitized by VjOOQIC
INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
CamprCMed alp — i>
Alr-rec«lver lnapect
Power ISM79-80 8 -. ..
Air supply and the air receiver. F. Rich-
ards, plan Powpr 37:472-3 Ap 1 '13
CompresBed air as b. foundry Builliary. II
Iron Age 31:]%-3 Ja IG '13
ComprcHBed air aB a protection (or battlo-
shlps. It. G. Skerrelt. Scl Am 108:366 Mr
32 '13
Compressed air meBSuring tank. II Bng A
Mln J 9K:10ua My 17 '13
Compressed-air mine haulase. W: Z. Price.
II Colliery 3*;H2-6 O '13
Compresaed air ayfltem of the Anaconda oop-
rer minlne co., Butte. Mont. B. V. Nord-
1 Inst Min E Bui 81:22ZE-87 5 13
system, dlag 1
L the
8:1300-1 Je
Invest IgatTo:
Electric vs. compressed air hoists. K. A.
Pauly. II Ene & Mln J 9o:S63-S Mr 29 '13
Electrically drivan compressed air plant. II
Colliery i4:34-G 3 '13
Entropy -temperature and transmission dia-
grams for air. C: R. Richards, ill U Eng
Erp Sta Bui 83:1-20 .'13
Elstl mated working capacity and welehts o(
starters Operated by compremed air shot
Into cylinders. Automobile 29:1069 D 4 '13
Experimental and theoretical Investlsallon of
compressed air machinery. E, Qroedel.
dlags Am Soc M E J 35:1583-1 O '13
Explosions In air lines. B. B. Anthony. Pow-
er 37:199-200 F 11 '13
Filter for oomiireBstd air. dlag Eng ft Mln
J 95:615 Mr 22 '13
FVirelgn requirements Kovernlng work under
compressed air. P. Seurot. Enj N T0;666 8
18 '13
Graphic solution of compressed air trans-
mission formula N. Herz. Eng & Mln J
»&:iZ8-aO Ja 25 '13
Bow compressed air Is used for sheep staear-
Inr, cutting sugar cane, and shlftlnB auto-
mobile Bears. 11 Scl Am 109:8-9 Jl E '13
■ ■'-atTon of compressed air apparatus. R.
Soc M E J 35:696-8 Ap 'IS
neasunng air rrom compressor. R. S. Bay-
ard. Power 37:198-9 F 11 '13
New York law eovemlnK work under c
- • -■ Eny N 70:SOT-8 >- ■' "*
.. ..10 compressed-air
S N 70:426-6 Aff 28 "..
Power tranamlHBlon by compressed air. G;
Barr. Power 37:296-7 Mr 4 '13
Raising a wrecked Atlantic liner by com-
pressed air. Eng N 70:419-20 Ag 2S '13
Sale of power on the Rand. A. E. Hadley.
map Eng ft Mln J 96:108-8 Jl 19 '13
Time BtudTes and air consumption. A. Formls.
II Eng * Mln J HB; IISS-S Je 14 '13
Victoria Falls and Transvaal power co. In
aouth Africa, map Power 38:356-8 S 9 '13
Btt alto Air compressors; Vacuum clean-
Compressed oxyoen. See O^tygen, Compressed
comptometer
Making smell paris on
dlog Iron Age 91:360-1 r n u
Computing. See Calculating
Com stock lode
Mining on the Comstock lode. W. Symmes.
map Eng A Mln J 96:129-30 Ja 11 '13
Concentration. See Ore treatment— Concentra-
Actlon ot acids, oils and fats <
Eng N 69:601 Mr 13 '13
machines. 11
Col
20 Ag 30 '13
F. A. Jordan. Eng ft
Mln J 96:674 Mr 29 '13
College shrine, the Initial letter of Utah Unl-
verally In concrete. H. GofT. II Concrete
Cem 2:83 F '13
Concrete among the ancients. Concrete Cem
2:2 Ja '13
Concrete deposited under sea water. H. R.
Stanford. II Concrete Cem 2:66 F 'IS
Cracks in concrete. MunIc Etng 45:64-6 Jl '13
Erect of too much water In mixing concrete.
Eng N 69:1063 My tt '13
Excess cement in concrete. W. A. Aiken and
W. R. Mason. Eng N 70:1043-1 N 2D '13
Fuller's rule for concrete quantities. Eng ft
Mln J BS:10B1 My 24 13
Joint eommfttee on concrete and reinforced
concrete: abstract of 2d report, Eng N 69:
268-64 F 6 '13
Marketing mine tailings for concrete. F. M.
Clutter. 11 Concrete Cem 2:16-6 Ja '13
Method of proportioning concrete. W; B.
9th annual convention of National assn. of
cemeni users, Pittsburgh, 1912. Concrete
Cem 2:3-6 Ja '18
Oil-mixed mortars and concretes; an absolute
waterproofing material. L. W. Page. Eng
M 41:109-13 O '12
Proposed test of sand for concrete. Eng Rec
68:202 Ag 23 '13
Sand tests essential to good work. 'W. B.
Relnke. Concrete Cem 3:81-6 Kg '13
Strensih deficiency of overwet and of under-
mixed concrete, B, McCullough. Eng N 70:
1250-1 D 18 '13
Testing of sand for concrete. By ft Bng R 63:
710-1 AgS '13
Water as an element In concrete construc-
tion. H, A, Mark. Munlc Eng 14:156-6 My
Concrete Cem 2:71-6 F '13
Valerprooflng of concrete struoti
^45:899-901 S '13
N 70:579-80 O 30 '13
G. Rueas.
ires. Eng M
n Crete? Eng
Hrt al»o Asphalt: Cement: Concrete, Re-
inforced; Concrete construction; Concrete
products: Gravel; Groullns: Pavements.
Concrete: Roads. Concrete; Sand; Water-
. 2:268 Je
Steam curing. C. J. Rowley. Concrete Cera
1:96-7 D '12
Winter curing in products manufacture. Con-
crete Cem 2:21 Ja '13
Schilling. II Concrete Cem 2;6-8 Ja 'IS
Concrete floor nnlsh nnd Its execution. L.
Bid. Concrete Cem 2:230-3 My '13
Methods In painting concrete surfi
Nemzek. Concrete Cem 8:232-3
Cem 3:216 N '13
. with concret
m. a. E. Fisher.
Crete o
Con-
I Eng 13:
Crete Cem 3:161 O '13
Thermal protw riles of con
3G8 Ag 'IS
Thermal properties of cnncrele. C: U Norton,
Am Soc M E J 36:1011-21 Je '13
Mixing
JJrr Concrete mixers; Concrete mixing
Determining proportions o( concrete mixtures
after hardening. H. Burchartz. Eng Rec 68:
In concrete. C. S. Duke. 11 Eng Rec 6S:G70-
1 D 13 '13
re. load and water test of Iloor arches. 11
Scl Am ]n9;llS Ag 9 •''
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INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
Method and apparatus for determining con-
Hlstency. Eng Reo 68:63 Jl 12 '13
Methods for tesUng concreta waterproofing.
C. M. Chapman. Concrete Cem Z;36-7 Ja
•13
Methods of lests for concrete materlala. Eng
N G9:42-3 Ja 2 '13
PreSf
Cem
rete. 11 Cone
. _ ..; Eng N 70;aM-B Ag 11
o( piiving Blahs. 11 Concrete C
I dlag
N 7
1 Jl 1
'JS
Influc
i of I
C: A. Newhall.
W. A.
Hoyt. Eng Rec 6T:<i6-S Ja 18 '13
Influence of temperature on concrete: letters.
W. A. HoyI: B. McCullough. Eng Rec 67:
223-1 P 22 '13
Concrate, Ornamanlal
Color and texture of concrete products. A.
Scuming. II Concrete Cem Z:G-S Ja '13
archttorlnral conaldera-
tlor
. II <
; tooled by machinery; meth
□lis In manufacture and use of product
of the Onondaga lltholtle company. [I Con
Crete Cem 2:Bl-5 F '13
Cut surface -finish for concrete: Deutsche mu
seum, Munich, Germany. II Bng N 70:3G8
fiO Ak » '13
Rgyptia ...
2:270, "SOS-f'je
Tests of three types of fioui
Concrete Cem 3:169-70 O 'la
Set also Concrete, Reinforced— Testing
Concrete, Effect of alkalies on
Action of alkftll and sea. nater on concrete:
the U. S. Bureau of standards report. Eng
Molding sand cores for lloor construction. F:
Squires. 11 Concrete Cem 2:213-S My '13
Ornamental concrete tamp pOBls. H. G. Hall.
II plan Concrete Cem 2::;26-T My '13
Ornamenlal use of concrete In playground
structures In Iloboken park improvement.
II plans Concrete Cem 1:41-7 D '12
Pennsylvania, railroad has incased unelKhtlv
eight-track and Ave -track ptate -larder
spans In ornamental concrete. II plans Eng
Rec 68:401-2 O 11 '13
Concreta, Reinforced
Beam design, Shorl-cuts In, plan Eng N 69:
570-2 Mr 20 '13
Bending moments In continuous relnforced-
concrele beams. S. E. Thompson. Eng Rec
67:639-10 Je 7 '13
Concrete beams for underground use. diags
Eng & MIn J 95:ia9E My 31 '13
Concrete floor failure In Detroit. E. H. Owen.
plan Eng Rec e7:16E-G F 8 '13
Design and construction of reinforced con-
— -- ". P. Wells. Eng N 69:2-3 Ja t "'
Alkali action on concrete; Investigations by
the United States reclumatlon servlcs. J.
T. Jewett, Eng M «;267-9 N 'IS
Concrete In alkull soils. Concrete Cem 3:231-
1; 3;I9-TS Je, Ak '13
Concrete. Effect of electricity on
Effects of electric currents on concrete. E:
B. Rosa and others. J Fr Inst 175:126-7
Ap -13
Electric currents— action on concrete. II Con-
crete Cem 2:131-3 Mr '13
EleclrotyalB ' '
M 11:961-3 Mr~'"iJ
Concrete, Effect of manure or
Effect o( stable refuse
Brooks, tl Eng N 70:317 Agr 14 '13
Concrete, Effect of moisture an
Effect of mol.>iture on the strength of con-
crele. B, McCullough. Eng N 69:224 J*
20 '13
BfTert of moisture on the strength of con-
fallurea, S. M. Woodward and F: C. Young.
Eng N £9:127-8 Ja 16 '13
Concrete, Effect of salts on
Effect of sodium chloride and calcium chlor-
ide on strength of concrete. Em; Kec 68:
166 O 25 '13
EfTccl of sodium chloride and calcium chlor-
tures. Concrete Cem 3:256-7 D '13
Conerate, Effect of •«• water on
Concrete In alkali soils. Concrete Cem 3:63-
72 Ag '13
Four-year lest of the effect of sea water on
concrete. Enje N 70:1033 N 20 '13
Concrete, Effect of sugar
Dlslnt
I of
I of
;. Ry Age 51:632-3 Mr 20 '13
on reinforced -con Crete acow. C. B. Sud-
. 11 plan Eng N 69:166-7 Mr 6 '13
Reinforced concrete. C: H. Moorefleld. plans
U S Pub Road Bui 15:13-7 '13
Relnforced-concrele elevated sidewalks. East
St. Louis, 111, E, H. Hodenberg, It Eng N
6D:S2 Ja 9 '13
Reinforced concrete water tank, A. B. Dixon.
11 Concrete Com 1:67 D '12
Re-rolled steel rati reinforcing bars, W. K,
on; Concrete construction; Concrete slabs
Testing
Comparative test of two tull-slsed reinforced-
concreti. Ilnt-slah panels, H: T. Eddy. II
Kng N 69:624-3 Mr 27 '13
Determination of "N" bv mieana of ultimate
load tests. B: Klein, Eng Rec 67:536 My
Reinforced concrele slabs under concentrated
loading. A. T. Goldbeck, dlags Concrete Cem
3:66-9 Ag 'IS
Reinforced concrele wall footings and column
footings. A, N. Tulhot. Ill V Eng Exp Sta
Bui 67:1-111 '13
Report of test of reinforced concrete col-
umn, II plan Concrete Cem 2:81 F 'IJ
Shearing strength of Joints between old and
new concrete, II Eng Rec 67:500 My 3 '13
*"""' ■" eauipment. 11 plan Concrete Cem
2:81-
'13
Testing rln for full-s
e bridge slabs.
_. 1 buildings under
load. Concrete Cem 3:16-7 Jl '13
Tests of reinforced concrete hulldinga under
load. A. N, Talbot and W, A. Slater. 11
III II Eng Bip Sla Rul fil:5-ln4 '13
Tests of retnforced-concrete slabs under con-
centrated loading. Eng Rec 68:151-6 Ag 9
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63
Concreta. R«lnforced — Testing —
'TeeUi ot 'the' Norcroes and 'muahroom Bat
BlabH. EMb N e9:113H-40 My 29 '13
Teat* on concrete tile »nd Jolat construction.
il dlacH Concrete Cam 3: 32-3 Ag '13
Testa vs. theory In reinforced -concrete flat
Blabs. W. A. Slater; A. C. Arend. Eng N
69:429-30 F 2T '13
Concreta baluitera. See Baluaters, Concrete
Concrete barge*. See Barges. Concrete
Concrete block*
Cleveland teats o( concrete block. Concrete
Cam 3:Z«-T Jl '13
Concrete block. O. C. HerlnB.
!;77 F '13
Concrete block — a Eymposlum. —
and othera. Concrete Cem 2:133-42 Mr '13
Concrete block — an architect's view. O. C.
Herlnjr. Concrete Cem 2:66 F '13
Concrete block cotlagea built complete for
tlBOO each. 11 plans Concrete Cem 2:137-8
Sir -13
Concrete products— arch It eel ural considera-
tions. 11 Concrete Cem S:IS6-60 O '13
Concrete products plant of J. P. Norrls In
Rochester; layout, equipment and methods.
11 plan Concrete Cem 1:68-71 D '13
Concrete stone tooled by machinery; meth-
ods In manufacture and use of products
of (he Onondaga lltholite company. II Con-
crele Cem 2:61-6 F '13
Development of concrete block. ■ Concrete
Cem 2:241-6 My '13
German evangelical Liutheri
ramenlo. Cal. built ot whltu tu..^i=ic umt«.
II Concrete Cem 1:61 D "12
How to produce realistic atone facings. C: H.
Doubler. II Concrete Cem 1;6B-I D '12
Manufacture of concrete products In Qer-
many. J. Caratanjen, Jr. il Concrete Cam
2:137-90 Ap '13
Special concrete
ConcT
4-5 Je
Spraylne freshly made block. C. C. Thomp-
son. Concrete Cem 2:SS Ja '13
" ' I block machine. II Concrete Cem
Wet process
2:53-4 Ja
13
Concrete boats. See Boats. Concrete
Concrete bridges. See Bridges, Concrete
Concrete buoys. See Buoya. Concrete
Concrete chimneys. See Chimneys, Concreta
Concrete ehurche*. See Churches, Concrete
Concrete columns. See Columns. Concrete
Concrete con it ruction
Bending moments In coullnuous reinforced-
concrete beams, H. E. Thompson. Kng flee
C7:«39-40 Je 7 '13
Bonding old and new concrete. Concrete Cem
2:240-1 My 'IS
Clnclnnall. O.— eight -story concrete building
without interior columns. H. D. Lorlng. il
plan Eng Rec 67:617-8 My 31 "IS
Combination concrete and cast iron for col-
umns and arch ribs. II Eng N 70:S64-6 O
30 '13
Combined water tank and pumping station at
Berlin, Ont. plan Eng Bee 67:126-7 F 1
1 3:222-3 N 13
Com
Ry. at Pasco. Waah. plans Ry & _._ _.
E3:90e-e 8 27 '13
Concrete in mine <■ ona true t Ion. A. F. Allard.
Colliery 33:623-4 Je '13; Same cond. Eng N
69:1167 Je B '13
Concrete In railroad work. F: Auryansen. 11
Concrete Cem 2:37-40 Ja '13
Concrete mnnure pits readily built at mod-
erate coal. II Concrete Cem 2:S6-7 F '13
Concrete on a Kansas farm. C: Dillon. II
Concrete Cem 3:183-4 O '13
Concrete shaft station. Wolverine mine. C.
T. Rice, plan Eng & Mia J 96:397-9 Ag 30
Concrete alaba In levee construction. E. B,
Murray. II Concrete Cem 1:80-2 D '12
Concrete atatlon at Champion mine, plans
Eng ft Mln J 86:641-2 O 4 '18
Concreting the floors and columns In the
Butler broB. building, Clilcago. 11 Eng Kec
Constructing a ten-story concrete bulldlnK
M*'a io'^** '^"■^' '^" '^" " ^"* ^^^ ^^■^"■
model factory building. II
of
FlBher building, Detroit, j: N.sfcMlchaeS!
II plans Concrete Cem 2:57-60 F '13
Construction of small concrete Ice-houses u
Concrete Cem 3:36-7 Jl '"*
Contracling eoonomica an
«achs. concrete Cem 3;
Coat of complete concrete structures. Eng &
Mln J S6:1295.6 Je 28 '13
^l"'S^. ''■^'"'■ea of San Diego T. M. C. A.
cl'"Si,?,'D*^n'^"""- " »'■"■ <=""'■'•'•
EievelopmentB In unit construction. J: E. Con-
lelman. II plana Concrete Cem 2;li7-7l F
design. Eng N T0:8£fi O
Economical depth of T-beams. R. W. Slew-
art. Eng N 69:S44-5 Ap 24 '13
ETconomical design ot steel girders embedded
._ ... „. paag„g|[ jjpg jj 69:845 Ap
4S:2i7-3S N '-.
Enclosing Jones' Falls, Baltimore, In con-
crete. S. S. Scott. II Concrete Cem 1:117-
nlng r
celilnga. R.
'13
Mnrley. Concrete Cem £ ,, ..
Fastening timber platen to cone re
dlaft Concrete Cem 3:177-S O '13
Ornin elevator construction. R P. Durham.
Concrete Cem 2:41-3 Ja '13
Half mile of concrete barracks. R. M. Bean-
field, 11 Concrete Cem 3:164-7 O '13
Hoisting and placing concrete at low coat, M.
IX Morrill, plan Concrete Cem 2:282 Je '13
Home-made reinforced concrete factory, Naab
__ _ ^^ „
chinery co., St. Louis. W. J. Knight. 11
plans Eng Rec 67:256-8 Mr 8 '13: Same
cond. Ind Eng 13:188-9 Ap "13
Inspection or reinforced concrete work In
IxiB Aneoles. H. Albright. Concrete Cem
2:236-6 My '13
Keeping track of centering units. Concrete
Cem 3:73-4 Ag '13
La a Vegas arched masonry dam. 11 Eng Ree
67:17 Ja 4 '13
Lotus building at Memphis. Tenn. 11 plan
Concrete Cem 2:177-8 Ap '13
Method of compullng reinforced concrete T-
' ~ .a. Hansen. Eng Rec 67:102 Ja 26
'13
Nev
t Venice.
'^n^
cipltous
Crete Cem 1:41-7" D "'12'
PatenlB on concrete cons
Turner. Eng Rec 67:140
PatenlB relating to con
Eng Rec 67:69-70 Ja 18
Rec 68:123-4 Ag 2
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Concnte conitructJon — Continued.
Poured concrete hulMlnss, I>.. L, & W. R. R.
NantLcoke, Pa. II Rr & Ene R 51:165-6 My
n '13
Rapid construction for U. 8. light & heat-
ing CO., at Niagara Falls. II Concrete Cem
2in5-e Ap '13
Rapid execution ot heavj- foundation work.
Bng Rec 67:606-7 My 31 '13
RebuiKling Humboldt Bay, Cal. Jetties. Ens
Reces
1-6 O 2
'13
e Cem 2:260-1 My '13
Rein forced-concrete beacon tower. Alexao-
drla, E:gt'pt. 11 plan Eng N 69:730-2 Ap 10
6« O 3 ■«
Reinforced -concrete factory bulldlnga. H. C,
Splllman. II Ind Eng t3:2£l-3 Jl '13
Reinforcert-concrete factory built under un-
usual coTidltlonH by Itobblns & Myers co.
nt Sprlngfleld. O. N. n. Bralnard. II plan
Rnit Upc 67:410-1 Ap 13 '13
Reinforced concrete gaa tank holder In Spain.
tl Concrete Cem 3:23-4 JI '13
Rpln forced -concrete girders of unusual span.
II dlag Eng Rec 6S:G03 N 1 '13
Reinforced concrete la factory construcUon
at Milton, N, H. 11 plans Concrete Cem S:
3-6 Jl 'IS
Rein forced -concrete ore dochs. II Eng N 69:
S-12 Ja 3 -13
Roof construction, II plan Concrete Cem 2:
47-9 Jh "IS
Safety In concrete construction. Bng Rec
67:112 Ja 25 '13
Safely In concrete construction. F. E. Dav-
idson: E. McCullougb, Eng Rec 67:3!I2 Ap
Safety In concrete construction. C: P. Ii«wIb.
Eng Rec 67:261-3 Mr I 'IS
St. Louis filters. E: E. Wall, II Eng N 70:
61:HiS0-l My 16 '13
Segmental chimney construction In Franca.
plans Concrete Cem 2:32. S Ja '13
Special concrete foundations In the Manila
port district. J: W. Graham, dlags Eng N
T0:B54-5 S IS '13
Specifications and design standards for rein-
forced -concrete structures. E. McCullough.
Kng N 63:2S2-3 F 6 '13
Steel forms for concrete construction, W; M.
Venable, II Concrete Cem 2:11-1, 279-81 Ja,
! buildings In reinforced concrete for
viiiieilcnn hide and leather CO., Lowell,
Mass. 11 Concrete Cem 2:171-2 Ap '13
Test of pressure of wet concrete. E. B. Ger-
main. II Eng N 70:89A-B Ag 14 '13; Concrete
Cem 3:1S7-R O "13
Tests_ o(^ reinforced concrete buildings under
Accounting
Cost keeping for reinforced -concrete build-
ings. W. P. Anderson. Eng M 46:34-49 Ap
. M. C. Tuttle. tables
Keeping concrete c
Eng Rec 67:9-11 . „
Scientific cost-keeping system for reinforced
concrete, J: S. Nlcholl. Bng M 44:BI1-2S
building In Cedar Rapids, c. A. P. Turner
Eng Rec 6S;7H-6 D 27 "IS
Collapse ot a reinforced -concrete frame In
- ■--' ling. Vancouver, B- C. A. P. Hueckel.
Ian Eng N 70:290-1 Ag 14 '13
-- of concrete Sla '
Itapids. Iowa.
1 lapse of concrete
:;e<lar llapids. '
>R:705 D 20 'IS
y Stark-Lyman building
at Cedar Haplrts. II Eng Rec BSVsup'" 51-2,
698-9 N 22-29 '13
" "" '^'"'"'^J,"* ^'?"*I*LJ1 Cedar Raplda,
m strong. II
troll, Mich. II Eng N 69:86-7 Ja !
Failure of groined arches at b'"-
waler-nitratlon pl.int. J. IV
Eng Rec 68:638-40 N 16 'IS
" * -arllaliy constructed grulned arch
_E. _B. Wliltman, II plans
Falhire .. ,_
roof. Balllr _
Eng N 70:1100-4 N 27 '13
Failure of the Stark-Lyman building. Cedar
Rapids. Iowa. Bng N 70:1104-6. 1251-5 N 27,
Frost damage to Montreal niters, F: E. Field.
II dlags Eng Rec 68:566-9 N 22 '13
Grain elevator failure at Transcona, 11 Bng
N 70:911-S N 6 -13
Grain elevator subsidence at Transcona. II
Concrete Cem 3:259-60 D '13
Threatened collapse of leaning grain elevator
at Winnipeg, fl Bng Rec 68:sup 4B-6 N 1
Concrete fence posts. See Fence posts, Con-
r Pittsburgh. 11 plana
Attractive dwel
Concrete Cem 1:57-9 D '12
Building a concrete residence on hillside. A.
M. Smith. II plan Concrete Cem 2:131-5
Mr '13
Concrete and plaster houses built on Molave
desert. II Concrete Cem 3:26 Jl '13
Concrete block cottages built complets for
II500 each, II plans Concrete Com 2:137-
8 Mr '13
Concrete block cottages built In England. II
plan Concrete Cem 2:73 F '13
Concrete home of unique design. II Concrete
Time record In building.
1:93-5 D '12
Two methods of treating
forced concrete. Concrete uem i:«a u 12
ITnit structural concrete, C: D. Watson. II
Bng M 15:106-8 Ap '13
ITsJng light lumber for beam and girder sides.
Dams, Concrete; Domes: Fl
■tructlon: Floors, Concrete: St
Crete: Walls. Concrete; Water
Crete; atxo Catshlll aqueduct
Concrete Cem 2:111-5 Mr '13"
Double concrete walls with tile columns. 11
Concrete Cem 2:135-6 Mr '13
Double walls and tile columns In residence
construction. II plan Concrete Cera 2:218-20
My '13
Fireproof houses on western plains. II Con-
crete Cem 2:115-6 Mr 'IS
Garden apartments of California: Irving J.
GUI. architect. E. M, Roorbach. II plan Arch
Rec 34:520-30 D '13
House built of concrete— to resist fire at-
tack. II Concrete Cem 2:1(3-1 Mr 'IS
House of concrete block, attractive as to
color and tenture. II plan Concrete Cem
2:2!t7-8 Je '13
Poured concrete houses In Prance. II Con-
crete Cem 2:209-12 My '13
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Concrete houie» ^Cutifiniicrf.
Reinforced concrete Whitehall
buildlnB, Providence, R. I. plan Eng Rec
67:lBS-9 P S "13
Steel forms for concrete cottage construe'
tlon. Concrete Cem Z:S3 Ja 'IS
Thi
chh
,000. plan Concrete Cera 2:80 P "13
r tenement built with wait ma-
Concrete Cem 2:43-4 Ja '13
r alio Roofa, Concr
Concrete lining
Concrete Unfiig of the Klngdon stiart. Globe.'
Arlz. dlags EnK & Mln J 3E:U7-9 Ja IS '13
Concreting a tunnel by compressed air. A. C.
E^rerhs-m. plans Bng N 70:208-9 Jl 31 '13
r.. ,1 — .... ..._. — ^....^ Bubway tunnel.
Concreting the I
Cono „ _ .„.
aqueduct. II Ene Rec G8i12S-» O IS '13
Sinking a concrete pit lining through clay
and aulckHand. II plan Eng Rec «7:97 Ja
mixer. II Elec Ry
_ , rete mlier. II Ens
Hee STiBup 43 Mr 8 '13
Concrate mixino
Cost of machine concrete mixing compared
with hand mixing. Munlo Eng *4:23S-41 Mr
Mixing concrete In winter months. Munlc
Eng 44:243 Mr '13
Mixing of concrete. 11 Munic Eng 45:4»0 N '13
Concrete pavements. See Pavements. Concrete
Concrete pltlnB
Aids to navigation on the Ulssourl rlvsr. P.
C. Perkins. II Scl Am S 75:100-1 F IS '13
Building plera 30 and 32 at San Francisco. II
Eng Rec 68:633-4 D 6 'IS
C:i»l-ln- place Concrete pllea. R; Irvin, 11
Eng Rec «7:6ai.2 My 24 "IS
" ! piles for strengthening foundations.
Portable plant for mixing and distributing
concrete. 11 Eng N G9:t«2 Ja 23 '13
Portable railway concrete plant: toldlnK tow-
er, mixer and chute mounted on a flat car.
11 Enar M 46:740-1 Ag '13
Track elevation and portable eoncretlns plant;
C, M. & 8L P. Ry, plan Eng N 70:36-8 Jl
Track elevation at Plqua, Ohio. II diags map
Kns Rec 6S:.'i47-n S la '13
Winter work in products plants. C: B. Slma.
II Concrete Cem 2:9-t0 Ja '13
Concrete poles. See Poles. Concrete
Concrete products
Color and texture of concrete products. A.
Sclillllng. II Concrete Cem 2:6-8 Ja '13
Concrete products — arehileclural considera-
tions. II Concrete Cem 3:lfiF;-so O '13
Manufacture of concrete products In Ger-
many. J. Caralnnjen, ]r. 11 Concrete Cem
2:187-90 Ap '13
New lines in concrete prodiicla field. II Con-
crete Cem 2:22&-6 My '13
See aim} Concrete plants
Concreta retervotrt. See Resarrolrs, Concrata
Concrete retaining walls. See Retaining walls.
Concrete roads. See Roads, Concrete
Concrete sidewalks. See Sidewalks, Concrete
Concrete silos. See Silos, Concrete
Concrete slab*
Comparative test of two full -Bjzed_reln forced-
Deer
' bridges, 11 Eng Rec 68:6
Rec 67:3„
Large concrete pile lostallallon for Toungs-
town sheet & tube co.'s slecl plant,
Youngatown. O. 11 Eng Hec 67:35-7 Ja U
R«in forced -concrete piles on the Chicago.
Rock Island & Paciflc railway, dlags Eng
Rec 67:606 My 31 '13
Tests on cast-ln-place concrete piles. P. I>
Pruyn. plan Eng N 69;B92-J Mr 20 '13
Concrete pipes. See Pipes, Concrete
Concrete plants
Concrete plant for the Utah capltol building.
II Eng Rec eS:G26 N S '13
Concrete products plant o( J. F. Norrls in
Rochester; layout, equipment and methods.
II plan Concrete Cem 1:68-71 D '12
Concreting trtiin using a drag-line excavator.
II Eng N 70:1031-! N 20 '13
Gravity con Crete- depositing plant, Fallsway
viaduct. Bnllimore. II plans Eng N 70:927-3
N 8 '13
; product. 11 plan
i flat-s
pane
. H: T.
Com
Eng N 69:624-8 Mr 27 '13
onorete slabs In levee cons
Murray. II Concrete Cem 1:80-2 D '
Designing concrete slab spans lor doubl
track nrldgea of Pennsylvania rallrot
across the Bush and Gunpowder rivei
_Eng Rec 68:400 1' "'
„. ... T. C
3:58-9 Ag "13
Testa of reinforced -concrete slabH under con-
centrated loading. Eng Rec (S:154-E Ag 9
Tesls of the Norcross and mushroom flat
Blabs. Eng N 69:1119-40 My 29 '13
Tests vs. theory In relnforced-concrete flat
Blabs, W. A, Slater; A. C. Arend. Eng N
69:429-30 F 27 '13
Concrete stairways. See Stairways, Concrete
Concrete testing. See Concrete — Testing; Con-
crete, Kelnforced— Testing
Concrete tile
Concrete tile and Joist construction, diags
Concrete Cem 3:21-2 Jl '13
Tests on concrete tile and Jolat construction.
11 dlags Concrete Cem 3:82-3 Ag '13
Viaduct floor of hollow concrete tile. 11 Eng
Rec 6S:647-8 D 6 '13
Concrete troughs. See Troughs. Concrete
Concrete water towers. See Water towers. Con-
Condemnation of property
Excess condemnation — an Important municipal
issue. Eng Rec 68:4SO-l N 1 '13
Condenieri (electricity)
Combined synchronous and induction motor
loads. H. J^. Wallau. Elec W 62:1057-9 N
22 '13
Energy losses in some condensers used In
high-frequency circuits. I.. W. Austin. U S
Bur Stand Bui 9:73-80 Mr IB '13
Kre a'to Dlelectrica
condensers (gases and vapors)
Ammonia condensers. P. OpblllH. II Power 38:
33B-7. 174-6 S 3, 30 '13
Condenser and back pressures. Power 37:826
Je 10 '13
Condensers (steam)
Air In condensers. H. FothergiU. 11 Power
38:B92-B O 28 '13
Air In surface condensation. G: A. Orrok.
dlag Power 38:8-10 Jl 1 '13
Air In surface condensation; discussion of
Sper by G. A. Orrok. Am Soc M E J 35:
i-16 F '13
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INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
Condsnteri (rteam) — ConHnutd.
Barometric coudenser pIpltiK- B. S. Nelson.
dlag Power 38;5E9-60 O 21 '13
Booth's condenser problem. R. S. Bayard.
Power J7:S10-1 Mr i '13
Booth's condenser problem. W: E. Dixon; F.
Gllhens. Power 37:437-8 Mr 2S '13
Caring for condenser apparatus. Power 37;
26T-8 P !5 -13
Condenser repairs, J; J. Ramsey. 11 Power
37:611-2 My 6 '13
781-3. 817-9
tube
r 38:6
; N 1
i. D 2-9 '13
H. Ches
Trachoma. 8cl Am S 76:231 O 1
Hydroelectric en-rKy ff>r Wnrce
1 '13
ipany
■Delation of maiter plum-
s. JTnrtford, May, I!il3, II
Condensers, air and circulating pumps. C. A.
McAllister, dlacs Int Marina mtg 18: 313-S
A« ■!■
Condensing equipment of Ijike Shore plant
of Cleveland electric lllumlnallns co, A. D.
Williams. II plan Power 37:616-7 AP IE '13
Condensing plants for large commercial
buildings. W. L. purand; I. N. Evans.
Power 37:227-30 F 18 '13
Condenslne plants for large commercial bulld-
IngH. I. N, Kvans. Power 37:88-9 Ja 31 '33
Corrosion of condenser tubes. G. D. Rengough
and R: H. Jones. Metal Ind n a ll:3gB-T S 13
Development In marine coniienaers. diags
Power 37:76-8 .la 21 '13
Large high vacuum condenser lest. J. J.
Brown. 11 plan Power 37:278-82 F K "13
I.arge high-vacuum condenser test. C. C: de
Laval. Power 37:756 My 27 '13
Lrtton vacuum traps serving surface conden-
ser, n Power 3S:lt8 Jl 22 '13
Marine condensers. Power 37:332-3 Ur II
■13
Modem condensing ayBtemfl, dIags Ind Eng
13:229-30 My '13
Modern condensing systems. Power 37;G10'S
Ap S '13
New theory of condensation. D. B. Morlson.
dIags Power 37;7R-Sn Ja 21 'IS
Rees roturbo rotary jet condenser, plan Int
Marine Eng 18:42 Ja '13
Removing corroded condenser ferrules. B:
M. DavlB. n Power 38:403-4 S 1« '13
Surface condensers for Broolilyn Edison com-
pany. It Elec W 61:317 P 8 '13
Teat of large high-vacuum condenser. II plan
Ind Gng 13:1ZE-T Mr '13; Same cond. Elec
W 61:4il-2 P 22 '13
ter. rower 37;6S1 My 13 '__
Troublesome condensing system. B. H. Lana.
Plan Power 37:594-e Ap 29 '13
Sff of™ Cooling towers: Evaporation; Feed
conservation conareis. See National c
tlon congress
Conservation _.
Bill to provide (or
and state control of dams In Pennsylvania.
Eng N 69:67«-7 Ap 3 '13
Conservation and commercialism. Bng Rec
67:G94 My 31 '13
Conservation and research; economies secur-
ed by scientldc Investigation. H. T. Kal-
mus. Scl Am S 7B:114-B P 22 '13
ConiHTViitlon as applied In Alaska. G. I,.
Sheldon. Eng & Min J Br.:is< Mr 1 '13
Conservation movement. Eleo W Sl:184-G Ja
26 '13
National or state control of natural resourc-
es. C, T, .Tolinson. Eng N 7O:ll!i9-120O D 11
'IS
National or state control of the gifts of na-
ture. Kng N 70:1012-3 N 27 "13
al resources. Eng Rec 68:686-7 n 20 '13
Report of committee of Am, railway engin-
eering assn. Ry Age R4:710-l Mr 21 '13
Secretary Ijino on conservation. Eng N 70:
1312-4 D 2r. '13
Secretary Stlmson's suggestion as to Niagara
Falls. I
t & Chen
; 11:1
^<r
Natur
land?
ongress
New' Yorh cons
-13
Mineral
Consolidated coppermlnes company
Incorporation of CiinBOlidated coppermlnes
CO. Eng & MIn J 96:1206-6 Je 14 '13
Constantinople, Turkey
Bridging the Bosphorus and (he Golden Horn,
H, G, Tyrrell, map plan Eng N 70:1020-1
N 20 '13
Coleman, il Enjt N 70:10IS.:o N 20 '13
Co nit ants. See Units
Construction. See Engineering
mdults
P^e 'design f
atton, plan I
Problem In beach reclamation Sind a prize for
Its solution, plan Eng N 69:364 F 20 '13
Conference of governors of New England, 1913.
Elec By J 11:224-6 F 1 '13
Congress <steamshlp)
Trial runs nf the Pnclflc liner "Congresa,"
II Int Marine Eng l«:ll.'>-9 O '13
Conjunctivitis
1:752-9 O 16 '13
r — ^k dam. A. B.
Mayhew. It Eng Rec 68:116-3 Ag 2 '13
Cost Of small frame buildings for a construc-
tion camp. Ehig & Mln J 96:550 S 20 '13
Keeping the camp contented, Eng Rec 67:
394 Ap 12 '13
I.lquor in constnictinn camps. C: B. Fisher.
Rv & Eng R 63:205-6 Mr 8 '13
Night soil Incinerating furnace at a contrac-
tor's camp. A, W, Tldd, II Eng N 69:161-
6 Ja 23 '13
^Vell ennlpped lioardlnR camp of Iwenty-three
cars. 11 nv Age 5l:10'iT-8 My 16 '13
fir alao Mining camps
; and con tin -
I s-hon
1 3 16:181-3. 206-8
Continuous rail for Chicago street traction:
the story of a rush order, 11 Scl Am B IS:
197-9 Mr 29 '13
Contr.ictirE economics and administration. W.
Sncbs. Concrete Cem 3:;57-9 D '13
Contractor, engineer and Inspector. F: I*
Crnnford, F.tii! Rec BS:700 D 20 '13: Dlscus-
sitn, F, K, Ellis, 68:724 n 27 '13
EUlclency of labor — a dllTlcult problem for the
contractor. Eng Rec e7:r.lO My 10 '13
work, R, W. Hulch
. ]r. il Eng M 45:
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INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
. G. H. Chase.
ooiK-rele industrial building. Enn Kec 68:
«M-4 D 20 -13
PtwctioroKy and the contractor. Sng Rec 6S;
2S4 8 S 'IS
Selection ol combloatlon equipment. J. M
Donahue. Munic EJng 4G:394-5 O '13
Sliould fees tsii cliarRed [or the use of plana
bv conlraitora? Kng N 70:S31 O 23 '13
UnradrnesB to tlie contractor. Eag Rec 68:
1<2 Aff 9 'IS
Untalmesa to the conti
Eng Rec BS:166 Ag »
Sic aha lllLnole dect
suclatlon
Contractor*' camps. See Conat ruction campB
Contract!
Arbitration clause In contracts. Eng Rec 67:
454 Ap 26 -13
Business methods for the plumber and tit-
ter. W. A. Flnlf, Dom Eng 65:306-7 D 6 'IS
Central-station energy for Chicago railways;
terms of contracts between the Common-
wealth Edison company and the surface and
elevaterl lines of Chicago. Eiec W G:i:1110-1
N 29 '13
Compensation claim for keepins cotTerdam <
dry. W: B. Kins. Eng Rec 6T:»T Ja ZG
■13
Contract between Great Falls power company
and Puset Sound railway. Elec W 61:284
F 8 'IJ
Contracts tor public works. Eng Rec 67:148
F 8 'IS
ContraclH for purchased power, Elec Ry J
4S:I]7S-S1 D 6 *13
Contracts not to re-eneaee in business. A. L.
H. Street.
Converter! (electricity).
Ele.-trlf
ictlon I
Kng ;
N 20
c of t
3 of c
Long, Uom Eng 65:160-2 N 8 '13
Uniform general contract forms: report of
'•■-- ■' Amprlon railway engineering
extras. W: B. King. Eng Rec 67:48 Ja
11 "13
Sre 'il:»i Bridge contrnrls: Building con-
Contracts, Letting of
9 Ap 17 ..
Preparing and letting bridge contracts. Con-
crete Cem 3:121 S ^13
Responslblliiv of the architect as related to
sub -con tracts. Arch Rec 33:379-80 Ap '13
Unbalanced bidding. J, P, Snow: A, J. Hlmes.
Eng N 69:1013-4 My 15 '13
Controller*. Electric. See Electric controllers
Conventions
Responsibility for
Ry J 41:995 Je
Converters (foundry)
Converter design whloh facilitates repairs, II
Iron Tr R 52:308-10 Ja 30 'IS
Converter For melting Iron and blowing steel.
II plan Foundry 41:33-6 Ja '13
Development of the baalc-llned converter for
copper mattes. K. p. Malhewaon. 11 Am lost
--■ - Hul 78:1033-7 Je '13: ■ '
2«I0
■13
Electric operated copi
'13
11 El
Ing £ Ml
J 96:91
My 3
Equipment for the foundry and pattern Shop.
II Foundry 41:81-3 F '13
Oreat Falls converter practice. Met & Chem
Eng n;6ai-2 S '13
Great Falls converter practice. A. E. Wheel-
er and M. W. Krejcl. 11 dlaga Am Inst Mln
K Bui 80:1331-80 Ag '13: Discussion. II 83:
2643-6
N ■
In a Stuck, oil-nred (
11 plan Iron Tr R 52:97-100 Ja 2 '13
Monolithic magnetite linings for basic cop-
per converters. A. E. Wheeler and M. W.
Krejct. Am Inst Mln E Bui 84:2769-73 D '13
Two-piece small type converter. A. F. Black-
wood, II Iron Age 91:-'97-8 Ja, 30 '13
converters, Rotary. See Rotary converters
Conveying machinery
Conveyor system utilizing gnivlty. II Iron Age
92:199-500 S 4 '11
Cutting factory costs with conveyor system.
U Iron Age 91:349-53 F 6 '13
■ ■ traveler for ■■■ ' '
Efficient
KIne. Kng Kec 68:308 S 13 ^13
Bffect of Inspection and acceptance upon
pavement guaranty. Munic Eng 44:363-i Ap
Future contract prices. A. Del Mar. Eng M
Governmental responsibility tor delays on
contracts. Eng Bee 68:62-3 Jl 9 '13
Legal BuggeatlonB respecting road contracts.
W: L. Bowman. Eng Rec 68:408-9 O 11 '13
New railway |)o»er contrails In ClilcaKO, Elec
Ry J 42.1133-9 N 29 '13
Power contract for a trunk-line electrlflca-
tlon between the Great Falls power com-
pany and the Chicago, Milwaukee & Puget
Sound railway, Elec Ry J 41:280-1 F IB '13
Purchased power for the Chicago, Milwaukee
& Puget Sound elec trlB cation. Else By J
41:290 F 16 '13
Railway construction contracts. Ry & Eng R
63:309-11 Mr 29 '13
„ .n thS '^^ . -.
Foundry 41:21-6 Ja '13
Equipment for unloading a special canto at
a German eteamshlp pier, diags Int liUrlne
Eng 1S:394.G Jl '13
Labor-saving conveyors used in handling
screw machine products. II Iron Age 92:
2J5-8 Ag 7 '13
Monorail system between buildings nt Hood
rubber co.'s plant. E!aat Watertown, Mass.
A, W. Nichols, II Eng Rec 67:463-4 Ap 26
■13
Moving minerals in thin flat beds. 11 HInes
& Mln 33:310-2 Ja 13
Portable loading and conveying machinery:
descriptions of a number of recent Ger-
man constructions, diags Ind Eng 13:381-4
Marine Eng 18:890-2 _ ..
Twin Falls -Oakley Irrigation project. A. M.
Korsmo, 11 plans Eng N 69;516-21 Mr 13 '13
Kff nlfo Cableways; Coal handling; Elec-
tric shovels: Freight handling; Hoisting
machinery: Meclianlcal handling; Mine
haulage; Mine hoisting; Ore handling; Rail
handling; Telpherage; Trucks
Conveyors. See Conveying machinery
Convict labor
Convict iHbor In road construction, J. H.
Pratt. Kng Rec 68:701-2 D 20 '13
cookery, Electric, See Electric cookery
Coollnp
...:160-Ag'"8. —
New method of cooling gas engines. B, Hop-
klnson. diag Ind Eng 13:449-60 O ^13
Cooling ponds
Sharp mill spray cooling pond, New Bed-
ford. Mass. W. O. Rogers. II Power 37:326-
8 Mr II '13
Coo 1 1 no towers
Bes
I'll-
^„ ., -- or small refrigerating plant.
R. 1.. Mossman. plan Power 37:746 My 27 '13
Cooling lowers for industrial establlahments.
II Scl Aro S 75:220-1 Ap 5 '13
Cooling towers for the iwweE plant, E.
"■■" ■'■'tXibgk
Brown, plan Power 38:496-8
INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
Cooling towar*
Wheeler- Balcko natural draft to'
Power !7:412-3 Mr 26 'IS
Kre nliro Condensers (steam)
.'piaiiB Blec'w 61:9(3-V My" 3"T3
cooper, Hugh Lincoln
Man who biitlt the Kenkuk dnm. W. F.
Green, por Set Am 109:3t>ii N 8 '13
Cooptr Hawitt lampa. See Electric lampi, Mer-
cury vapor
Cooperation
Co-operative buylns for the employees of the
InterborouKb rapid transit company and
New York railways compaoy. Elec Hy J
41:219 F 1 '13
Plan for cu-opemllve buylne In Philadelphia.
Klec Ry J 41:855-6 My 10 '13
Railway co-opernllve grocery stores In New
York. II Blec Ry J 42:86-6 Jl 12 '13
Securing lower purchase prices for employees.
Eieo Ry J 41:S3S-;i My 10 '13
Syndicalism or co-operation? J. Douglas.
EnK M 44:833-41 Mr '13
Kn also lienedt societies; Itulldine and
loan associations: Trsde unions
Cooperation, State and federal
State and federal co-ouenition in irrlgulion
work In Oregon. E. G. Ilopson. Eng Rec
6S;i;hb.i; u 20 -is
Cooparatlan In education
Co-operation In educational effort Scl Am
10S:IBS F IB -13
Cooptratlve agriculture. See Agriculture. Coop-
Cooperative (torei. See Cooperation
Annealed copper .Htandlird. Am Inst E E Pro
"- 2ir.3-B. 2161-2 N "13
11:11B Mr '13
uomparatlve ch.iracterlstl__ _. ..r,_
alB. Eng & Mln J S5;75a Ap 12 '13
Coiyjer in steel — Its Influence on corrt _.
M; Buck. II Iron Tr R B2:S73-8 Ap 24 'IS;
Same. Iron Age 01 :Ml-6 Ap 17 '13; Same
cnnd. Kng M 4r.:(19.21 Je '13
Copper— Its uses In large electrical works.
J. L. Jones. Metal Ind a M 11:37E-S S '13
" •- ■ _._... jn^.jgi
ted replacement copper deposits.
C, W. Botsford, Eng & Min J !'o:620-2 Mr
Influence of copper In retarding the corro-
sion of steel plate. Engr N 70:^Z.S Jl SI 'IS
Influence of cni>per upon pliVHiriil properlies
of steel. (S. H. Clevpnger and H. Ray. blbllog
II Am Inst Mln E But 32:2137-75 O '13:
niHCUsslun. S4:£93S-40 l> '13
Metallography of refined cnpjier. E. K. Hnrd-
welL II Am Inst Mln B Rul 79:H2fl-il Jl
Determination of oxyKen in copper and braai.
T. West. Metal Ind n s 11:379-80, Bll-S S,
Copper a I lay a
Approvlmale melting pcilnts of some com-
meroiul copper ullovs. It. VV. Uillett and A.
H. Norton. Metal ind n s ll:M4-7 D "13
Copper alloys for motor car service. W. U.
liarr. Automobile S8:B14-B F 20 '13
Electro -analyst 8 of the copper alloys. J. O.
Falrchltd. II Met & Chen Eng 11:330-2 Jl
Bllsti
'13
Micros! ructu re of mw and manufactured cop-
per. Mel & Cheni Eng 11:B:;].2 N '13
New oonatruclion at copi'er smelteries. Eng
& Min J E5;33S.S F S 13
Rolling of copper. Metal Ind a s 11:205 My
Testing engineers dlacusa copper and alloys
Foundry 41;294-B Jl 'IS
Hr^ ..).« Kriiss: lironie: t;.ippcr allova;
Copper foiindinc: Copi-i-r ludMslrVaml tn.di''
Coppi-r met;. II II rev; fojipcr ores; M.-tuls
Analysis
Determination of arsenic and antimony In
converter and electrolytic copper. E. R.
Rruu'n;<»n, Am Inst Mln E Rul Sil:nN9-9S
a. H. Deach
a 11:430-2 O '13
■1!
Micjo-chemlBtry of corrosi
Recent imprbyementa in t
C. Vickera. Foundry 41:4
»e also German silver
"ylnB , „^
copper- bullion. E: Keller. 11 Am Inst Mln
!■: Rul Si):2093-I5 Ag 'IJ; Discusalon. 83:
;T3S-9 N '13
lopMrclad steal wit. P. H. W. Smith. Elec
W G2:244 Ag 1 'IS
E. Welnlraub.
ng of sound hlgh-conduc-
.. D. Thomson. U Hetal Ind
879 Jl 'IS
■oiled copyer. W. 8tahl. Metal
Influence 'on corrosion
.KU. Eng & Mln J 95:1013 My 17 'L.
Anaconda copper mining co. report for 1912.
Kng & Mln J 93:965-7 My 10 '13
S^pt. 30, 1912. Eng & Mln J 95:t03S My £4
'1.1
Chino copper co. report for 1912. map Eng ft
Min J ■i5:;iM-a My 3 '13
Company reports. Eng A Mln J 96:357-3, 697-
8 Ag 23, S 37 '13
Copper freight rates. Eng & Mln J 96:197
Ja IX '13
Copper Industry In ISIS. Bng & Mln J 9I:ES-
04 Ja 11 '13
Copper prices, consumption and supply. H.
.'ituclo. Eng * Mln J l'<;:Hlfil-4 D 6 '13
production In Alaska. Elec R & W
V>Iiper produ
I'llec'n 62:40
r mining Industry
Miami copper eomliany In 1912. J: P. I
-*— Bng A Mln J 96:69-60 Ja 11 '13
;opper ro. report tor 1912. Bng A Mln
Phelps. Dodge & Co., niiacellaneous costs.
Eng & Mln J 95:1003 Mv 17 '13
PhHps. nodee A co. report for 1912. Eng tt
Min J »B:9i4-E My 11 '13
Prices received for 1912 copper, Eng A Mln
J 9!i:1044 My 24 '13
ITospectB for copper, Eng & Mln J 96:193 Ja
QiiolHtinns for copper. Eng & Min J 96:801-3
O ^5 '13
'Eng"A%ln*'j'u5'iWsf-'4 My ?l^°n
4-S My 31 ■
I>li.>d Slates popper prmlnctlon, 1912. Eng
& .Min J !.r.:t;76 Mr 29 "13
DKjihzodcyClOOgIC
INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
■. p. w.
Copper Industry and trad* -^Conlinutd.
Utah copper co. report tor 1913. Eng & MIn
J 95;100T.3 My IT '11
Coppar metallurgy
ChemlBtry of trie reduction prncesHCB in ufle
nt Anaconda. Mont. F: Lsist, Am Inst MIn
E Bui 73 133-Sn Jfi 13
ConcBntration and rev erbera.tory^mel ting of
'. Mont.
,__ _.^_ ._ Bill SOi
; Ab '13: IUHCUsalon. 83:2740-1 N '13
Constllutton of copper slags. Kng A Min J
9;.:*Kn-Z Mr 1 'IS
Control of QDxlouB fumes: Heslewood method
InTolvlnff new principles In copper imelt-
Ins. A. H. Martb. Bns U 45:901-! S '13
Copper deoliaatlon by means of maKneslum.
P. HUser. U Met & Chem Kag 11:518-30 8
■1!
Copper leaching. Ene & MIn J !ie:9l>2-3 N 22
■13
Copper Bmeftinit "at" Chromed Nr"y7"jr"W.
JemcB. Sne & MIn J 96:1207 Je 14 '13
Copper emelllng operations of the Santa F6
gold and copper mining co.. San Pedro,
New MCT, C. T. Bmrtch, 11 Met ft Chem
EnE lI:32T-9 Jh '13
ti of dust ■
I Inst Min 'e BiiI S0:20!i1-
Development of the bnaic-llned convei
Min^ E Bui 7a:lo'33-7 J " -13* Di"cuHB
26J0-83 N '13
Development of the reverberatory fiirn
smeitinK copper-ores. K, P. Math"
■13
Min E Bui 73:113-37 Ja
DtBtillatlon of Impurities from copper. Found-
ry 41:S8-S Ja 'IS
Elect rniyl lo rellninB of copper preclpllate an-
odes. W. F. Barns. Am InsI MIn E Bui
79:11113-7 Jl '13
Sxperlments with an oll-bumtna; shaft fur-
nace. A. L. Waters. U Bng £ Uln J 98:
tOS-E As 1 '13
Flotation va, table con cent rut Ion tor copper
ores. Eng ft Min J 95.328 F 8 '13
Great Kails converter practice. A. E. Wheel-
t Min
2643-11'
N '13
Oreat Falls electrolytic copper refinery. W.
T. Burns. 11 Am Inst Min E Bui 80:2011-49
Ak '13^ Same. Mel & Chem Eng ll:.'>o;t-18
S '13
Great Falls electrolytic copper refinery. H, A.
B. Motherwell; Met & Chem EtiR ll:fifi9-70
D '13
Great Fallii system of concentration. A. E.
WiRKln. diag Am Inst MIn E Bui 30:1801-
30 Ae '13
Historical note on copper smeltlnK. Kng ft
liOn J 9S:159.B1 As it '13
the efflcli
of MacPougall r
. E. Whce
ind M. ■
New smeltery of United Verde copper
pany, Clnrfidale, Arl». R: H. Vair 11 __..
dla«« Eag ft win J 3«:tS7-», S41-< As lS-33
Precipitation of copper from Ihe mine v
of the Butte district, J. C. Fehles. I
Inst Min E Bui 79:1267-83 Jl '"
Recent Cottretl electric precipltalloD results,
p. Bradley. Ens ft Min J 96:247-8 As 9
Slater liiiviatlon process, H, B, Slater. Bng
Treatment of c
J 95:902 My :
Copper In Arizona. J, Douglas, map Eng ft
MIn J e5:E0-I Ja 11 '11
Cost of copper. H. Steele. Eng ft MIn J 91:
!E1-S Ag 9 -IS
Earlv copper mining and smelting In Arizona.
G^ A, Martin, II Eng ft Min J 9E:g81 My 3
. Kyloe copper mines, N.
. plans Met ft Chem Bns
J 90:311-3 Ag 1. ..
Lake Superior district In 191 J. C. L. C.
Flchtel. Eng ft MIn J 9B:«S-4 Ja 11 'II
Magistral district, Jalisco, Mexico. E. Ordo-
nez, Eng ft Min J 90:491-2 S 13 '13
Mining In Butte In 1912, B. B. Thayer, map
Eng ft Min J 9E:Bl-t Ja 11 '1>
New smeltery of United Verde copper com-
pany, Clarkdale. Ariz. R: H, Vail. II plan
diags Ens ft Min J 98:287-93, 341-fl Ag 18-13
Ore deposits at I
illags Am Inst I
'13
Copper ores
Investigation of copper enrichment, L. C.
Graton, Kng ft Min J 90:835-7 N 8 '13
Sulphide ores of copper; some results of mic-
roscopic study, 1-. C, Groton, II Am Inst
Min R Bui 77:741-98 My "IS; DlHCusslon,
77:798-811 My '13
Rrr aim Copper metallurgy; Copper mines
- 1 mining
Copper plating
Applying chemistry In I
Foundry 4
:lg7.
e plating rw
.9 My Via
I. B. P.
lenw of Ma
Falls smeit
S, a. Kiidivcrs. dlags Am ln,"i Min E Bui
7P;1399-H3S Jl '13
Bjedaheg copper- smelting works, Transcau-
casia, dlasa Ens ft MIn J 9«:lS-9 Jl G '13
Leaching ofcopper ores. Ens ft Min J 98:051
O 4 '18
Leaching Shannon copper ores, F, S. Schlm-
erka, Enn ft Min J 96:1107-10 D 13 '13
Metallurgy of copper In 191!. A. L. Walker.
Eng ft MIn J 9B:loa-4 Ja II "18
Metallurgy of Sudbiirv copper-nlckel ores. Met
& Chem Eng 11:029-31 N '13
" ^rt?-'"ejrr
Copper- pin ting to size. Foundry 41:190 My '13
Electro copper plating of galvanlied Iron
chain. C: H. proctor. Metal Ind n s 11:84 P
■13
Copper range consolidated co-, Houahton, Mich.
Copper Range consolidated. Eng ft MIn J 9b:
357-g Ag M '18
, s. trade-marks, copyrights
and franchises. P. J. BsguerrB. J Account
1B:B0-1 Ja 'IS
Core ihops. See Foundry management
Coras. See Foundry prsctlce
Commercial Importance of cork bark. A. J.
Clansay. II Scl Am S ?E:844-S My 81 '13
Corkscrews
Some old cork oxtraclors, diags Scl Am 109:
383 N IE '13
Digilizc
icy Google
INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
13
, 11 Con-
Corn and Its future. Am Ind t4:23
Corn cribi
Special concrete block loi
• Crete Cem 2:2«4-5 Je 'la
Corona (electricity)
Electric streneth of air. J. B. Whitehead and
T. T. Pitch, bibllog Am Inat E E Pro 32:
1316-33 Je -13; Discussion. 3Z:23I>0-1& D '13
Law of corona and dielectric strength of air.
F. W. Peek. jr. Am Inst E R Pro 32:1336-
&5 Je '13: Discussion. 32:2300-16 D '13
OsclllOfcraph study of corona. K: Fenni
4 Je '13: Discussion. 32:2300-
S peel flea 1 1 oils for lestlnK hiBh-voltage Insu-
lalors. Blee W 62:83-5 J1 12 '13
Corporation law
Appeal important to all manufacturers,
Sioux remedy CO. v*. Cope. Am Ind t3:It-
7 F '13
AeseasmentB on stock of corporatlotu organ-
ized under the laws of California. J Ac-
count 15:117-21 F '13
Decision of the Supreme court on corporate
liability. Ry & Eng R 63:406 My 3 M3
Interest of minority stockholders in public
utllllies to be establisbed. Elec W 61:924 My
Corporation!, Public aervlce. See Public service
corporations
corrosion, Electrolytic. See Electrolytic corro-
l. Smith. Eng N 69:1(H)2-
: '13
Regulation of ateam heatir
New York. Heat & Ven 10:15-7 O '13
£ce olio Franchises: Income tax; Public
service corporations; Railroad law; Sher-
Corp oration schools
Apprenticeship on the Illinois Central. Am
Kng S7:349-r>2 My '13
Carnegie aleel company's training school. Iron
Age 91:12!IB My 29 '11
National association of corporation schools.
Elec Ry J 41:1S3 F 1 '13
Organization of National sssn, of corpora-
Uon schools. Iron Age 91:318-9 Ja 30 '13
Pennsylvania railroad company apprentice
schools. J: P. Jackson and J, W. L. Hale.
Am Inst E K Pro 32:1433-9 Je '13
Public trade schools or shop schools — which?
P. Kreuzpointer. Am Maeh 38:831-2 My IE
Training of employeea. Kng Reo tT:llG F
1 'IS
Woods apprentice Industrial scliool, Alliance.
Ohio, Mach 20:315 D '13
BBtigatlon by Dept. of „
Age 92:1393 D 13 '13
Her olar) Building anil loan asanclatlons:
Corporation low; Government rcsulation of
Industry; Holding companies; Public ser-
vice corporations
Accounting
Bet Accounting
Adoption of by-laws. T: Conjmgton. J Ac-
15:10-20 Ja '13
Finance
Mistaken popular notions concerning public
service cort — *■ "■ "' "■-- "--
J 41:190-2 I
Tax on mining Income. Bng & Min J H: 65E-
e O 4 'It
Sec oJjiii Income lai; Mine taxation
"81-3.
jrroslon. 11 Power 38:531-3,
I. D 2-9 -13
Iron Age
Copper-bearlne st<
92:512-3 S 11 '13
Copper in steel — its influence on corrosion. D.
M. Buck. 11 Iron Tr H 62:973-8 Ap 24
'13: Same. Iron Age 91:931-6 AP 17 '13;
xnd. Bng M 45:419-21 Je ■""
19 '13
Corrosion of aluminum, a. H. Bailey, Metal
Ind n B 11:204-5, 260-1 My-Je '13
CorrtjBton of cast Iron reviewed. R: H. Qalnes.
Iron Age 9I:13SR-9 Je 6 '13
Corrosion of condenser tubes. O. D, Ben-
gough and R: M. Jones. Metal Ind n s 11:3BB-
7 S '13
Corrosion of fopper. T: A. Eastick. Metal
Ind n B ll:Fi;4-5 D '13
Corrosion of disllDlng condenser tubes. Met
& Chem Eng 11:287-3 My '13
" — - ■ ivervoltage. Met ft
y -IS
-, 1 and steel. W: H. Walker.
Iron Age 91:1205 My IE '13; Same. Scl Am
B 76:51-3 Jl 26 '13
Corrosion of lead. R: H. Qalnes. Bng Beo
«;:4SG-6 Je 21 '13
Corrosion of pipe in refrigerating svstems.
F. N. Speller, bibllog 11 Iron Ago 92:1330-
. _ .1 13
Corrosion of pipes t
M
f; E. Hale. Siunic EnB"45';334-9 O '13
Corrosion of spikes In ties treated with zinc-
chloride. Bng N 69:270 F S '13
Corrosion report before ;he British Institute
of melals. Met & Chem Bug 11:544 O '11
Corrosions in steam boilers. Am Boc M E J
3r.:l«5-6 Ja '13
Decarbonatlon of public water supplies to re-
move corrosive properties. G; C. Whipple.
Bng Rec 68:213-4 Ag 23 '13
Design of hot water supply systems to mini-
mize corrosion. F. N, Speller, plan Bng
89:294-5 F 13 >13
DiseaHp of old leaden art obiccls. J, Boy
II Sri Am 101:38-' N 16 '13
Electrolytic method of preventing
Bng Rec 68:215 Ag 23 '13
Electrolytic theory of the corrosion of iron.
& I-ambert, Met & Chem Eng 11:272-4 My
Further studies In corrosion. Power 38:843-
4 I) Ifi -13
Influence ot copper in retarding the corrosion
of steel plate. Eng N 70:23S-S Jl 31 '13
Influence of silicon on corrosion of cast Iron.
J. N. FHend and C. W. Marshall. Foundry
41:307-8 Ag 'IS
Mlcro-chemlatry of corrosion. C, H, Desch
and S: Whyte. Metal Ind n a 11:430-2 O "13
Preservation of metals for marine work. F.
I.yon. Int Marine Eng 18:151-4 Ap 'I!
Preventing corrosion of Iron and steel. Set
Am 109^158 Ag 30 'IS
Prevention of the corrosion ot iron water
mains. W. F. Monttort. Bng N 70:670-1 S
18 '13
ve and how to
; 13:264 Je '13
i-roieciion oi sieei irom corrosion. H; Wil-
liams. 11 Eng M 15:183-95 My '13
Rusting of Iron. Scl Am 108:67 Ja 18 '13
"-' ■- '— boiler waters. C: H. Bromley.
Soda-a_,
Power 38:412-3 S 16 '13
Steel and Its corrosion. Eng M 4B:E69-70 Jl 'la
Steel, wrought iron and corrosion. G; Schuh-
mann, II Iron Ag" 92:1190-3 N 20 '13
■ ofsD Metal protection; Paint; Palnt-
DigitizedbyVjOOQlC
INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
Carruoatlon of electric railway rails. A. Busse.
Eng M 44:2H.e N 'IS
corundum
Assay for coruniluni by mediani<!ii analysla,
W. S. Hulchtnson. Am liiBt Mln B Bui
78:10.18-40 Jt "13
Co*t
Decreaaed cosl month. Iron Age 91:1187-8 My
15 '13
What Is ..
Is (he sellttig iirice? II, H. f
>om Eng 66:15-6 O 11 '13
Cost accounting
Accounting as a basis tor and a i
of efflelencv In bualneaB, C- H. Nau. J Ac-
count lS:14J-56 Mr "13
Analysis of costs In a refrigerating plant.
Elec W «l:148-9 Ja IS '13
cuHslon of paper by H: U. Towne. Am 3oc
M I'l J S5:'io,1-6Z Ap '13
.^Bulldinr a cost system. B; A. Franklin.
.^^Eng Sf 4«;35a-S4 D '13
of the small pruOt In the plumbing
E. C. Cole, Dom Kng 63:306-7
Central -station
Cheap, eni<
JO ■
; w
Ja 2 -13
Construction by day labor in Minneapolis:
.._i_ __j .. . vaulting
methods and costj
- fr clly reservol
c 6T:4S4-6 Ap 1
■13
1 In r
. Auto
'Stem, Automobile 28:
loothly. In-
Locomobile .. -
1030-3 My IE la
Maklntt (he cost system t
land ptr 5i:l2il-i D '13
Manufacturing burden obtained monthly; sys-
tem of the Gilbert & Barker mfg. co.
Sprlngneld, M-asg. Iron Age 91:350-9 F B 'j;
Mining cost accounts of the Anaconda pop-
per mining co. H, T. Van Blls, Am Insi
Min K Bui 15:1047-54 Je '13
Necessity of knowing what things cost, J; R
Godfrey. Am -Mach -■|S;7S4 My 8 '13
"ISIS'f V"n ""■"■'■" »■•■■ "•'" "'
Jl,
'13
N. Jones. 11 Eng
maintained
Contli ..__ _ _,
by Automatic transportation co., Huitajo.
11 Iron Age 91 8S-90 Ja 2 '13 -
Cost and method. B. Daniels. See monthly
. numbers of the Inland printer
Cost eatlmaling on screw machine products.
II Iron Tr R 62:909-15 Ap 17 MS
Cost keeping tor reinforced- concrete build-
ings. W, P. Anderson. Eng M 46:34-49 Ap
■13
:ost-k
Cost-kecBrng ayslem 'for warehouse
s. Automobile 2S:942-3 My 1 '18
-'Cost ayBtematizing, A. HtUer. J Account 16:
435-9 D '13
Cost Bystems. M. HcCune. Metal Ind n s 11;
399-300 Jl 'IS
Dally time and material report systems o(
ratlroail.". Rv Age 55:M5-8 S 19 '13
Distribution ot shop expenses, J, A. Slngler,
Inland Ptr 51:567-9 Jl '13
Easily -applied, common sense cost system;
the method ot distributing direct and In-
direct foundry costs. O. O. Brace. 11 Found-
ry 41:13-0, S7-100, 152-7, 207-8 F-My '13
EcononMcal ifoundry cost-keeplnK methods.
E. W. Hiker. Foundry 41:283-5 Jl 'IJ
Fallacy ot Includine Interest and rem as part
of manufacturing cost. A. L, Dickinson. J
Account 16:S;i-9>i Ag '13
Improved cost summary sheet. E. Gorman.
Inland Ptr 51:230-1 My '13
Inlerest a factor of costs? E: C. Gough. J
Account 16:-t73-7 Je '13
Keeping concrete costs, M. C. Tuttle. tables
Eng Rec 07:9-11 Ja 4 '13
Keeping costs. Eng Rec G7:S Ja 4 '13
Keeiiing track of tfrea : sales recrirde and
other forms. Automobile 28:1301-5 Je 26
°^Df'i''^^S^*" 'M"* plumbing business. R. H.
Pflug-Felder. Dom Eng 61:332-3 S 20 '13
Overhead expense distribution: with discus-
sion. K. li. Keely. Am Hoc M K J 35:983-96
?^ ".i. *^"..'"*.- ""■ ''■"^ 13:301-1 Jl '13; Same.
Iran Tr R 63:337-S Ag 21 '13; Same cond.
Iron ABe 92:398-!) Ag 7 '13
Problem in the distribution of expense burden
Bentley. J Account 10:25-50. 17B-209
h-prieed workmen. Ind
oat -keeping system for reinforced
J; S. NicKolL Bag M 44:5ii-2s Ja
■• Shop costs of boiler and plate work W c
Connelly. Iron Age 92:6H-6 S IS '13
Simple cost-finding method tor photoengrav-
ers. Inland Ptr 61:587-8 Jl 'IS
Mm pie system tor procuring cost data. Iron
Some observationB on costs by k country
pr'nWr. C. L. Hobart- Inland Ptr 60:GSS-10
Standardization of method tor determining
and comparing power i.osts In steam plant"
H. G. iitolt and W. S. Gursueh, Am Inst E
B Pro 33:10a8-1131 My '13
System for keeping costs In a foundry. E:
A. Boyce. Iron Age 91:601-6 Mr 6 '13
l.realment of Interest on manufacturing In-
veslment: symposium. J Account 16:kji-44,
329-36, 427-32, 16:22-4 Ap-JI 'IS
Uniform cost methods in the foundry Indus-
try. C. B. Knoeppel. Foundry 41: 372-4 Ji
t keeping. Power 37:8.
What should II
Feider, II Dl
Dum Eng 64 "si
i,--Vj— -■7.-.-- sslUng price be? R. H. pflug-
_ Feider, II Dom Eng 65:338-40 D 13 '13
■ . end and profits begin. F. S, Prior.
' ""-J S 27 '13
n adaglable to public ulill.
18 '
W. KalwelL Elec Ry J 41:113-6 Ja
1*0 Account analysis; Accounting;
; W.
. of
Depreclaltor
Cost of living
Comparative measurements of the cbanglDir
lil-B?'My sf" -is ^' N""""- «<=' A"i S 7^
Cost ot high living. Ind Eng 13:218.9 My '13
Good roads and the cost of living, v "-
Flnley. Concrete Cem 2:17-8 Ja '13
Philadelphia— result of ^inquiry ' '
486 My ■"!
h'le aho Food— Prices
Costa Rica
Boundarl«s
Survey ot the boundary between Coata Rica
and Panama, Eng Rec 67:361 Mr 29 '13
Costumes
£fe alto Automobile costumes
Cottages
Concrete block cottages built complete (or
JlsOOeach, II plana Concrete. Com 2:137-8
Mr '13
built of white face block at Creston,
1 plan Concrete Cem 2:298-9 Je '13
I apartments of California: Irving J.
architect. E, M. Roorbach. II plan Arch
34:520-30 D '13
f_cottagc« at Villa Nova, Pa., Aymar
Embury, II. architect. 11 Arch Rec' 3
H, Perkln. Eng H 44:761-3 F '18
Improvement In batting cotton. Am Ind I
Ag '13
S'e also Textile Industry
New pre pi
machlnet^y I rorVu»4_)lt|)^ltC
lills. il Am Ind 13:31 ApilS O
INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
Cotton minof»cturor». Seo National aaaoclatlon
ol cotton manufaoturtra
Cotton m«|., „„^^„^^ J „„„,„,. J Account
35:1029-33 j'e '13; .
Modern malhoda of "KhHng In cotton mllla.
A L, Pearson. Am Soc M E J Jl;I033-« Je
^3; Same. Ind Eng l3;306-7 Jl '13
t!.e also Factories
Cotton Btorage ahed <'f,e^'"""','=^',^nf '/";.,
S. Penn^aker, ]r. 11 Bng N 89.26-7 Ja a
relty. Iron Age 92:HM)fi-T O 30
.-.a 10B:A36 My 10 'li
Counterbalance ""pji" „„,„„tB q e. Bron-
^^iruJTge'TlJitihTd) t7:5:"-30 O "IJ
Counting ,,,„. ^.^ai mnni'V Is lost
L*ak for factory l'i;oms. J™,."'^' ,?.,
'^ «"»,rt''if. hnmV of Frank Uoyd WrlRht; plc
turefl. Arch Reo a3;4S-B4 Ja '13
Country home"
:-ounWhou7o in Calitotnla. H. D. Cioly. »
' Arch^^Boc 14;«3
Country ' "'
'™lih"an Idea: the Russell res-
Hac 34:292-301 O "13
Eloment_of.the_pictnreaane^a I
Clearances tor eleclric cranes. W. L. Tr
diag Foundry 41:608a N '11
Clearances for hand power oranoa. W.
Tryon. dlag Foundry 41 :418a O '13
CompensatlnB quadrant crane. M. W. Bro
II diae Int Mal'ine Ens I8:30&-» JI 13:
Crune failures
::3I-a My ""
Dcrricka tor erection of^atei
oauaea. Ind Flng 13:
r Panama. 11 plan Eng Rec
by F: Tench. Eng Rec 67:278 Mr 8
Design of overhead travelinB cranes. Ind
Eng 13:189-91 Ap '13
Dynamic braJdne hoist controller and its ap-
plication to mill cranes. H, F. Stratton. 11
Iron Tr R 62:SD-93 Ja 2 '13
EO-ton locomotive crane. 11 Ene N 69:675 AP
3 '13
Floating cra"nas for the permanent equipment
of the Panama canal. 11 Eng N T0;n8-») Jl
Floating revolving cranes tor Pajiamft. 11 Am
M:ieh 3S;796-7 My S '13
German cranes tor Panama. 11 Iron Ago 91:
1170 My IB '13 „ ^.
Large locomotive ]lb crane. 11 Iron Tr R 62:
741 Mr 27 '13; II Ind Eng 13:207 My '13
Large steel derrick tor government work. 11
Eng Rec 67:240 Mr 1 'IS ,, ~ p tv.
at the Blohm & Vobs shipyard. U
rine Eng 18:438-9 O '13
Shop cranes— their design and cons
F. W. Suffield. Mach 19:943-5 Ag
Steel Kuyeil dcrriciis tor building
plana Eng N 70:1028-30 N 20 '13
Stresses In an A-frame for a crane
analysis of primar> stresses and fl
of stresses In lattice bars. It Owini
Mach 19:37-8 S '12
runway:
ner. dlag
Torbonm. Arcu m "■"=. " u ri Croly
Ap
See -il«i ArchUeoture, Dooieetlc: Bun-
galows: Country homes
"C?cCTt 'h;'"unty agriouuurist plan. C:
M. Carroll. Scl Am 108:124 F 1 13
'^'county'suTJoyOT-cngineer. J. \V. Mavity. Eng
N 70:1189 D 11 "13
'^ Bo^rlrra large compression coupling. A. H.
Myers, dlag Mach l^-SO'-^ J* ," Aulomo-
Magneto couplings for 1913. diags AUiomo
New%lxibie"Vo''«^r''transmlsslon coupling. 11
uir"f*Uat'h;r'^to"'"unillrsal coupling. Au-
New York county court house design. 11 Eng
Reo 67:404 Ap 26 '13
Court of olalms. See United States. Court of
Courtesy na an asset in tne j.mi
neaa F. W. Barclay. Dom Em
28 -i3
Cranes, derrick*, etc.
Building with (raveling tower-era
Eng N 70:814-5 O 23 '13
Ap ■
^en minutes. II Au-
I. II Foundry 41:1B1
St^arna-Knight trankoases milling and drill-
ing il Automohlle 29:279 Ag 14 '13
"naly'sis of crankshaft stresses. K. W. Najder.
Centering drop-forged crankshafts, diags
Much 19:50 S '12
Design of a crank shaft. B; M. Bragg. Int
Marine Eng 18:36-6 Ja '13
lioose dowel pin In crank shaft. Int Marine
Eng 18:174 Ap '13
Crankplns , „t ^
Flitlne crankplns in the backwoods. W. E.
Stickney. dlag Power 37:7811-90 Je 3 '13
PultlnK crankpin In EOOO- horsepower englnA.
W. J. Maxwell. Power 37:233 F 18 "13 ^,
Putting crankplns in large engines. J. N.
T.ucas. 11 Power 3;:«SS My 6 '13
Three point nilcromeier and its use. 11 dlag
M.nch 19:688 My '13
Successful municipal llghtlnr plant. II plan
Munic Eng 44;8()-S F 'II
Crayfish. See Crawflsh
Credits and collections discussed by elec
tnanclal statements^
INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
73
Credit
PlurauerB
Bne 62.
Eke W «2:1£I5'
Creoiote
Comparison
D 13 13
Chloride with coal-tar
for preserving cnxB-tlea. H. F;
WelHs. Glee Ry J 41:lSl-3 Ja ti 'IS: Same.
Ens Rec e7:109-t0 Ja 26 '13: Same. By &
BnK It E3:84S Ja 25 '13; Same. Ky Age 54:
l«o-7 Ja 2i '13
Effeet of Initial air preeBura on penetration
ol creosote, it. S. Belcher. Ens Bee 67:
299 Mr IS '13
Effect upon absorption and penetration of
mlxlns tar with creosote. F. H. Band. Bat
Rec eT:10« Ja 2G '13; Same. Kjr Age E1:lTl-2
Ja 24 '13
European c
bloidl for i;n» BirccLB, c n. uid^
Rec 67:495-6 My i 'IS
Production and supply of coal-tar
Ens Rec S7:3ZG Mr 22 '13
Production and supply of cuaJ tar creosote.
E. A. Sterling. By Age (14;I64-B Ja 24 '13
Creoioted wood. See Wood preservation
Creoeoted wood blocka for floore. E. A. Sterl-
ing. Eng M 44:276-8 N '11
Cripple Creek. Coloradi
CrjpplB Creek In Ih- -
Eng & Min J 95.
Condition
■13
! 92:933 O 2
'13
Cruel biM
Color of crucibles. J. Bartley. Metal Ind n s
'1:S4B Je 'IS
relationship. J. Bartley.
a J 96:508 B 18 '13
Crulaerl. See Warships
CruBhlng Tojiopah (Nev-.) ores. A. R. Par-
sons. Bng & MJn J »5:1110 My 31 '13
Grinding ores for cyanldatlon. H. A. Megraw.
Kng & Mm J 96:821-4, 917-21 N I, 16 '13
HarOinge conical mltl. H. \V. Hardinge. II
dlags Am Inst Mln K Bui 76:453-6S Mr '13
Hardinge mltl. Kng & Mln J 95:663 Mr 29 '13
Hanllnge mills vs. Chilean mills. R. Franke.
Am Inst Mln K Bui 79:1201-s Ji 'IS; Same
cond. Eng & Mln J 96:493-4 S 13 '13; Dis-
cussion. Am Inst Mln E Bui 88:2702-8 N '13
Ore cruehing. H. W. Hardinge. dlags Eag U
45:598-601 Jl '13 . o e
Pebble lining for Hardinge mills. D: Cole. Eng
& Mln J 96:927 N 15 '13
inlde 1
ipecltl cations for paving
In Ihe early days. G. L. Sheldon.
" 95:220-1 Ja 25 '13
Cripple Creek, Colo. H, A.
II Eng & Mln J 95:313-7 F 8 '13
.f crops. Ry & Eng R 53:467 My 17
Our record-breaking crop tor 1913. Set Am S
75:18-9 Ja 11 'IS
See alto Agriculture
Crosi'Sectloni
Cross -seel ions and symbols, diags Am Mach
38:776-8, 791 My 8 '13
Discussion on report of the committee on
standard cross- sections and symbols. II Am
Soc M E J 35:18-27 Ap '13
Crois-tle*. See Railroad ties
CreMlngs, Grade. See Grade crossings
Croeslnge, Railroad. See Grade crossings
Kinetic effects of crowds: the forces due to
movements of live load. C. J. Ttlden. II
8cl Am 8 T6;I72-E S 13 '13
Crucible steel company of America
Annual report for fiscal year ended Aug. 31.
Mar. il Eng & Min J 96:769-71 O 25 '13
Special mixing and grinding machinery. 11
Met & Chem Eng 11:111 P '13
Stone crushing and screening, Falrmount,
111. K. E. Casparls. It Eng N 69:112-6 Ja 16
Hce alto Grinding |ians
Crushing- surface diagram. A. O, Gates. Eng
& Mln J 95:1039-41 My 24 '13
Crystallography
WIttorff's Iron-carbon equilibrium diagram.
K Sloughton. II Am Inst Mln K Bui 74:227-37
InduMrles and resource*
Cuban Iron-ore resers'es. U. Whitaker. ETng
M 46:253-4 N '13
Vast ore depoalu of Cuba. H: Hate. Scl Am
Foundry practice.
Crushing plant o( Natomas consolidated. R;
H. V^t. II plan Eng & Mln J 96:181-6 S 13
Crushing -surface diagram. A. O. Gates. Eng
ft Mln J 95:1019-41 My 24 '13
Brr also Gold milling
Crushing machinery
Baltic regrlnding plant. Redrldge. Mich. A, H.
Sawyer, dlags Eng & Min J 95:521-2 Mr 8 'IS
Changing a tube Into a cone mill. II Eng &
Min J 96:977 N 22 '13
Corrugated roll shells. H. C. Holthoff. Eng &
Mln J »G:1303 Je 2g '13
. J. Liotka. Scl Am £
Bridges and culverts for country roads In
Wisconsin. A. R. Hirst. Eng N 70:729-30 O
9 '13: same cond. Eng Rec 68:37S O 4 '13
Data for use In designing culverts and short-
span bridges. C: H. Moorefield. II U S Pub
Roads Bui 45:7-39 '13
Diagram for area of railway culvert open-
ings. T. J. Wright, Jr. Eng N 69:173-4 Ja
23 'IS
Large reinforced -concrete culvert, Newcastle,
Eng. diag Eng N 70: 339 Ag 21 '13
P^rea. St. I^uls. Mo. C: W, Mardn. II
plan Eng N 69:1218-9 Je 12 '13
Sre olio Bridges
Cup greaiea. See Lubrication and tubrlrants
Cup races. See Tacht racing
Ancient cupolas render efficient service at
General foundry CO., Boonton, N. J. II
Foundry 41:149-50 Ap '13
Blast iiuantlty and pressure in cupola work-
ing. F. J. Conk. Iron Ace 92:292-8 Ag 7 '13
Pore hearth for foundry cupolas, dlag Iron Age
92:234-5 Jl 31 '13
Foundry — cupola gases and temperatures. A.
W. Belden. 11 dlags U S Bur Mines Bui 54:
1-27 't3: Same cond. Iron Age 92:289-90 Ag
Fuel-etflclency of the cupola- furnace. J; J.
Porter. Am In.it Mln E Bui 71:239-48 F '13
Investigation ot cupola melting operations.
II dlags Foundry 41:309-18 Ag ^13
Melling Iron in Ihe cupola- furnace. R. Molden-
ke. Am Inst Mln E Bui 73:37-46 Ja '13
Newly designed foundry cupola, dlags Iron
Age "2 795 O 9 '13
Operating a sniall cupola. W J Keep. Foun-
dry 41 456 O IS
Remarkable cupola explosion plan Iron Age
92 346-7 Ag 14 13
Studies of the cupola melting prscesB. Iron. I
Age 91 772-4 Mr 27 1^ "^ CllOOQ IC
INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
Cupola lurnacet-^Conlitmed.
Testa or cuiioIel eanes iiniJ tvmperaturcH: A.
W. nelden's rei«nt. II Iron Tr K 52;HS3-5 Je
26 'H
N.e aim Foimciry work
Curasao. Weit Indlei
Improving a, harbor of Curagao. II. C Flum-
mer. map II Scl Am 10E:474-& My 21 '13
Current meten. See Water flow
Currenta. See Winds
Currents, Electric. See Eaectrlc currentB
Inters
Contlmioua sand planl in cyatilde practice
o[i ihe Rand- E: L,. Bateman. Mel & Chem
I'lng 11:672-3 I> 'IJ
Counter- currant decantatlon o( allme. J: V.
N. Dorr. Bng & MIn J 9E:2ID Ar 9 '13
CyunliJatlon at Urtpple Creek. Colo. H. A.
MeKraw. II Ens & MIn J 95:313-7 F 8 '13
Cyanldatlon at the Llberly Bell mill. H, A.
Megraw. It plan Eng & MIn J 95:9-14 Ja
4 '13
Cyanide practice In the Black HlUe. South
Dakota. H. C. Pamielee. Met & Chem Eng
Il:39&-8. 435-8, 600-2 Jl-3 '13
Cjanlrtlng at Grass Valley, Cal. H. A, Me-
p-aw, II plan Eng & MIn J 95:983-7 My IT
Special problem In reverse curves. W: C.
Crosby. Eng N 69:1323-3 Je 26 '13
K(V nim Circle; itailroads -Cunes and
United Statea
Uncle Sam's appraisers of merchandise. 11
Scl Am 108:244-5 Mr 16 '13
Cutting machines
Automatic proHllng device. M dlaga Mach 19:
486-7 F '13
Culling power of lathe lurninR IooIb, W:
Ripper and G. \V. Hurley. Iron Age ■J2:13S4-9
D IS -Vi
Hie altio Gear cutting
Cutting of glae*. See Glass cutting
Cutting of meUla. See Metal cutting
Cuyahoga river
Cuyahoga rtver In [he flood of Mar. 25-26,
" "" - - ap Eng N 69:322-
!il3. v.. B. Tlioi
Prellm'lnary report on Btralghtenlng the
Cuyahoga river. I] map Kng Kec 67:546 My
IT '13
M 45:432-4
Cyanide procSM
. J. Franke. Bng
Action of oxldixers In cyanldlng. Eng & MIn
J 96:392 Ag 30 '13
Action of oxTdliers In cyanldlng. M. Green.
Eng A MIn J 95:1233-6 Je 21 '13
Aluminum precipitation at Deloro. Ontario. 8.
F. Klrkpatrlck. dlag Eng & Min J 95:1277-8
Cyanldlng silver at Nevada Hills mill. Fair-
view. H. A. Megraw. 11 Eng & MIn J 9o:64fi-S
Mr 29 '13
Cyanldlng slimy ore by continuous deeanta-
"--. H. C. Parmoloe. II plan Mot & Cbem
1. Met & Chem
ERect of heat on atnalgamatinc and c
tratlng In cyanide solullr- ^'— "
Eng 11:98-9 F *13
Electrolysis of afjueous flolullons of the simple
alkaline cyanides. Met & Chem Eng 11:577
I'^lectrolysia of cyanide
I. Met & Chem
Gold Road cyanide mill. Arliona. H. A. Me-
graw. II dlag Eng & MIn J 9E:3-6 Jl 6 '13
Grading analyses and tlieir application lo
cyanldallon. Bng A MIn J 96:lB44-6 My 24
Grinding ores for cyanldallon. R B. T. Kll-
lani. Ene & MIn J 9e:10ES-6 D « '13
Grinding ores for cyanldatlon. II. A. Megmw.
Eng & Min J 96:821-4. 917-21 N 1. 15 '13
Handling c>^nlde precipitate at I.I u via de
Chem Bng 11:112 F '13
Metallurgy of the Homeatake ore. A, .1. Clark
and W. J. Sharwood. Eng & Min J 95:215-9
MIn J fl_.,_
Analysis of cyanide practice. H. A. Uegran.
Eng & MIn J 95:110-3 Ja 11 '13
Argo cyanide milt, Idaho Springs. Co!o. S, L.
Goodale. II plan E:ng & MIn J 96:385-9 AS 30
-1 of extraction In cyanldatlon. H.
A, Megraw. Eng A Min J 96:441-4 S 6 '13
Calculation nf extraition In cvanldatlon. W.
J. Rhnrwood. Eng & Min J 96:937-40 N 15 '13
Calculation of extraction In cyanldatlon. G:
.•^imi.son, Jr. Eng & Min J 9J:i;55: 9S;1230
Je 21, D 27 '13
Calculation of extraction in cyanide plants.
A. 8. Addlton. Eng & Min J 96:31-2 Jl G '13
Calculation of extraction In cyanide plants.
A. G. Cndogan, Eng & Min J 90:1109-10
My 31 '13
Charcoal an a precipitant: I'ae of lime. Met
A Chem Bng 11:719-20 D '1.1
Continuous decanlatlon of slime. H, A.
M<'Kraw. il plan Eng & Min J 95:379-81 F
Nolei
r-li>LEatlnf aold Anil sll.^.. ... -,
-..._ „ - . .... 19 '13
Ores amenable lo cyanldatlon. H. A. Hegraw.
Eng & MIn J 96:629-38 O 4 '13
Practical cyanldlng. J: Randall. II Colliery
33:335-9. 391-G Ja-F '13
Precipitation temperatures, J: Cross. Eng
& Min J 95:911-2 My 3 '13
Ifeipld sliver estimation m mill solutions, G.
H. Clevenger. plan Eng & Min J 95:892-3
My 3 "-
nail rvanlde mills. A. Del
Mar. 11 Eng & Min J 96:769-71 O 25 '13
Bevlew of cyanldatlon In 1912. P. H: Argall.
Lj'bglc
INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
75
, Nev. D. P.
_. ..nopah, Nev
Irvln. Ens & MIn J SE;91£ Mv S '11
Sliver cyanldallon at Tonopah, Nev. A. H.
Jones; H, A. Mesraw. Kne £ MIn J 9G:
767-8 Ap 12 '13
Silver cyanldallon a( Tonopah. Nevada. H. A.
Megraw. 11 Eng & MIn J 95:113-7. 155-9,
503-6 F Za-Mr S 'll
Slimes agllatlon Cor cyanldallon. H. A. Me-
graw. EoB & MIn J 96:1161-4 D 20 IS
Smelting preclpltale at Cerro Prieto, Sonora.
Mexico. H. 3. Munroe. II dlag Ens & MIn J
95:1137-9 Je T "13
Study o( cyanide preelpltalea. G. H. Clevenger.
Eng & Mia J 95:273-1 F 1 13
Study or leaching processes. Eng & MIn J
96:7M9-9I) O 25 '13
Synopsii of I Iterator*. Mat ft Chem Bng 11:
t Oatman and the Vulture r
1199-202 Ag 3 '13
fiiL-uUBt preclpltallon. Met ft Chem BnB 11:
101 Je '13
ZInc-duBt preclpltallon at Cerro Prieto. So-
nora, Mexico. H. S. Munroe. 11 Eng ft Mln
J 95:1085-6 My 31 '13
Biautogo— motorcycle car. 11 A'Jtomoblle 29;
SHO-l Ag 28 '13
British ryctccnrs and light cars. II Automobile
29:1139-15 D 18 '13
CyclecarB — American and foreign, li Scl Am
10»:Zt
, 'IS
Cyclecars better
EAigllsh Morgan
Molding gaa eneEce crllnderj for motor cara:
methods of Campbell, Wyant ft Cannon
foundry CO., with detalla of coremaklng. II
Foundry «:l-6 Jb '13
Standard turbine cylinder motdlng practice.
C. A. Tuppor. 11 Foundry 41:47-60 F '13
Tlme-siiving methods of producing cylln-
Water pressure on cylindrical surfaces, plan
Eng Rec 67:379 Mr B '13
Cylindrical segments and ellipses, 11 Pow«r
37:468-70 Ap 1 "l!
Wick- Dairy bacterltrfogy
. — "--rerlology of Clieddar chae
[s and others. 11 Scl Am
an sidecars. Au-
- r Automobile' 29:9S-101 Jl 17 '13
Field ot the cyclecar. Automobile 28:910 Ap
24 '13
Fourlh inlernatlnnal exhiblllon of the Cycle
and motor cycle traders' union at Olympla.
J. S. Crltchley. II Automobile 39:1136-9 D
18 '13
French cycle raclng-car. 8, P. McMlnn. Scl
Am 109:110 Ag 9 '13
Lob Angeles cyclecar In two models, Iwo-
cvllnder and four. 11 Automobile 29:823 O
30 '13
Many companies take up the cyclecar. Auto-
mi^lle 29:349 Ag 21 "13
S. A. B. divided on definition ot cyclecars.
Atllomoblle 29:8X2-3 N 6 '13
Three-pasaenser cyclecar design. G: J. Mercer.
diags Automobile 23:SU-i O 3o '13
Zip cyclecar severely tested. 11 Automobile 2»:
867 N 6 '13
See olno Motor cycle trucks
Cyclra. See Bicycles and tricycles
Cycles, Motor. See Motor cycles
Cylinder-packing. See Packing
Cylinders
Boring a InrRe cylinder In the lalhe. R, A.
Suverkrop. 11 Am Mach 38:859-60 My 22 '13
Casting paper machlnerr cyllndor*, II Am
Mach 38:166 Ja 23 '13
Cylinder heads ot horizontal slngle-acdng
motors. M. H. MUUer. dlags Power 37:85S-
(0 Je 17 -IS
Efficient production of cylindrical work. C.
H. Norton. II Am Soc M B J 35:95-106 Ja
'13; Same, Ind Eng 13:4-6 Ja '13; Same.
Iron Tr R 52:204.6 Ja 16 '13: Discussion.
Am Soc M E J 35:629-31 Ap '13
Forming motor-car cylinders, tnd Eng II:
13-3 Ja 'It
How we cast 22 cylinders in one sand mold,
G: W. Kelly. II Foundry 41:I>1 Mr 'll
Loose liner In cylinder causes severe knock.
H. E. CoIUdb. dlag Power 38:107 Jl 15 '13
Machine finishing of cylinders. S. Dean. Iron
Age 91:594-6 Mr 6 '13
MHOhinlnic the Ford cylinders. F. H, Colvln.
II Am Mach 38:841-6 My 22 '13
Molding cylinders by hand and machine. 11
Foundry 41:143-4 Ap 'II
Accident a,t diim 26 on the Ohio river, plan
Bng Rec 67:5l!-4 My 17 '13
Cooley Brook dam washed out. Eng Rec 68:
Faliuro of coffer at lock and d — — ._.
river. J. C, Oakes.planB Eng N 70:231-2 Jl
31 '13; Same. Eng Rec 68:120 Ag 2 '13
Fbllure of earth dam a< Oladwln, Mich. Eng
Rec 67:bup 41 F 1 '13
Lessons from the (allure ot a weir and sluic-
es on porous foundations. W: O: Bllgh. U
plan Bng N 69:261-70 P 6 '1!
Damage*
Recovery ot liquidated damages: Isthmian
canal case. W: B. King. Eng Rec 67:«41-2
Je 7 '13
See <il«o PersohHl Injuries: Workmen's
compensation
Dampneii In building*
Preveniing dampness In masonry. II Bhig Rec
67:82-3 Ja 18 '13; Same. Concrete Cem 1:
. Eng Rec GS:
Building the <
development. G;
H7:683-3 My 24 'X.,
Completion of the rebuilt Assuan dam,
N 69:143-4 Ja 13 '13
plan Eng Rec
VI. II Eng N 70:1300-2 D 25 '13
!:onBtructlon of Somerset dam. Bng Beo 67:
182-4 F J6 ■!!
Construction of the Abl>ott Brook dike. Saw-
yer lake, Maine. 11 plan Eng Rec 67:196-7
Cvdopean masonry dnm at PKtarield. H. A.
Miller. Eng Rec 68:291 S 13 'i:!
Design and construction of Oakley dam. U
Eng Rec 67:32-4 Ja 11 'It
Design ot masonry dame. Bng N 70:623-6 S
25 '13
Dfi<l(!n of ri>llln« d:imR. A, n. Hlllberg. 11
dlags Ens Rec 68:6.54-7 D 13 '13
Diversion <lnm with iiniisuallv hlch ateel flash-
I River. Colorado. M. C.
dams. Eng Rec 67:11
Digitized by VjOOQIC
INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
Dami —ConUnued.
ExperlmentH on uplift presBure In maaonry
dams. C. R. Weldner. plans BitE N 70:202-5
Jl 31 -IS
Henne dam and reiervolr bultt by Qerman
water usera' aaaoclatlon, K. C. Orant. II
Ens Rec «7;4ie Ap IE '13
Hugh L., Cooper, who built the Keokuk dam.
W. P. Green. Sol Am 109:368 N 8 "13
Hydraulic fill dam (or additional water aup-
Sty of Cambria steet works. II plaa Enr
ec tl-.nS-S F IG '13
KacheflB dfun, Washington. E. H. Baldwin.
II plans Eng N 69:989-99 My IB '13
Largest embankment In Oermany. Scl Am
108:107 F 1 '13
LiBB Vegas arched masonry dam. 11 ESnK Rec
Met
I Ja 4
■13
Eng N 89;l!St»-S Je 12 'U
Neglected first principles of masonry dam
design. J: S. Eastwood. Eng N 70:832-3
O 23 -13
Neglected first principles of masonry dam
design. G; H. Moore. Eng N T0:M2-5 S i '13
Ohio river lock and dam 48. 11 plan Bng Rec
ET:41Z-3 Ap 12 '13
Operation of the Mohawk river bridge dams.
D. A. Watt. II Eng N 70:282-9 Ag 14 '13
Pneumatic caissons for Scotia dam. plans
1! Power 38:184-8 A|r G '13
Replacing etlls or chanoine wicket dams. Eng
N 7D:l3l Jl 24 '18
Report on weir In t.._ ...
Eng Rec fi8:206-8 Ag 23 '_.
Reservoir dam for Cambria steel company.
Iron Tr R 62:694 Mr 20 'U
Reservoir tor flood control In Germany al
Mnucr. K. C. Grant, II map plan Eng N «9:
672-4 Ap 3 '13
r Halea
Bar'dam". il plana Eng N 70:949-56 N 13 '13
Rolling dam of the Boise project. C; H. Paul.
11 diBg Eng Rec 68:125-6 Ag S '13
Solid timber arch dam. Melrose, Wis. R. A.
Lund(]ulst. 1! Elee W 61:677 Mr SS 'IS:
Same. Eng Rec 67:353 Mr 29 "13
SpBuldlng dam. H. C, Vensano. 11 map plan
Eng N 70:1163-6 D 11 '13
Thermophones for temperature measurement
in Kenslco dam. Valhalla, N. T. Bn^ Rec
68:119-20 Ag 2 '13
Twin FallB-^akley Irrigation project. A. M.
Korsmo. 11 plans Eng N 69; 616-21 Mr IB
'13
Upward water preasuro o
the r
.. J. Osbom. Eng N 69:127 Ja 1.
Use of hydraulic lime for a masonry dam, G.
S. Newklrk. Eng N 70:19-20 Jl 3 '13
Ukp of hydraulic lime tor masonry dam. Eng
Rec <!7:B59 Je II '13
Waldeck storage dam. Germany. R, Grlmshaw.
II plans Eng N 70:862-4 O 30 '13
Kre alto Cofferdams: Dam failures; Hy-
dr.iuiic engineering; Irrigation : Reservoirs;
Spillways: also Arrowrock dam; Assuan
Dams, Cenerete
Arrowrock dam, Boise Irrigation project:
highest dam in the world now under con-
BlrucUon in Idaho by the U. 8. reclamation
Bervlce. plans Eng Rec IT:214-G P It *1I
Big Bear valley dam; miiltlplp-aroh type. J:
S. Eastwood, il plans Rng N 70:1284-90 D
Concrete arched dam near Cheyenne, Wyo-
ming. M. V. Moulton. il Plan Eng Rec S7:
149-60 P 8 '13
Construction features of the Elephant Butte
dam, U- B. reclamation service, plan Eng
N 69:120-2 Ja 16 '11
Construction of Arrowrock dam, Idaho. 11
Dng Rec eg:a«G-T B 6 '13
Court decision on a concrete dam patent.
Design and spec! flea tlons for the Arrowrock
dam. U. 8. reclamation Mrvlce. plan Ens
N 69:]18-!0 Ja 16 'IS
Elephant Butte dam construction. L: C. Hill.
II plans Eng Rec 68:368-71 O 4 'IS
Elephant Butte. New Mexico dam. map plan
Eng Rec 67:5ri7-8 My 17 '13
Foundations for the Hale's Bar dam; imeu>
matlc caissons used for excavating searay
rock for a hydroelectric project on Uie Ten-
nessee river. 11 Eng Reo 87:178-80 F IS 'IS
Ingenious dam in French Indo-Chlna- II dlag
Concrete Cem 3:250 D '13
Internal water- preasura In hollow dams. D.
SUirs: G. I.. Bilderbeck. Eng N 69:226-6
Ja 30 '13
Lower court decision on Ambursen concrete
dam patent. Eng N 69:1201 Je 6 '13
Rapid construction on Hedtna valley Irriga-
tion project In Texas. T. Bartlett. II plan
map Eng N 70:508-13 8 11 '13
Rayatown hydroelectric plant near Hunting-
don, Pa. 11 plans Eng Rec 67:712-4 Je 28 '13
Reconstructing the foundation of Elwha river
dam. II dlag Eng N 70:1258-9 D 18 '13
Reinforced -concrete dam that has sateiy
passed Its second flood, Akron, O, J. C.
Lttthrop. II Eng N'«9:919 My 1 'II
Resistance of Salt river gravity- section con-
heavily laden with sand and silt. A. L.
Harria. 11 Eng Rec 68:541-2 N IB '13
Dangerous occupations. See Occupations, Dan-
Date* (fru
Ity. A. M. Compton. Concrete Cem 1:78-80
D '12
New davits for lifeboats: characterlstliu of
the Babcock and Wilcox boat-lowering gear.
II Eng M 46:124-6 O '18
inters 'of'' note. W. C. Bleloch. Inland Ptr
52:218-9 N '13
I. 11 Scl Am 8 76:133-4 Ag 30 '13
Ap 21 '13
Dayton flood, 11 Eng Rec 67:376 Ap 5 '13
Emergency sanitation work. C. P. Irf)ng. Eng
Rec 67:148 Ap 19 '13
Flood devastation, map Eng Rec 67:401-4 Ap
12 '13
Flood protection Cor Dayton. Eng Rec 68:399-
400 O 11 "18
Preliminary report on Daylon flood protec-
tion. Eng N 70:775-6 O 16 'IB
pontics and Bovernment
New home rule charter of Daylon, Ohio.
Munlc Eng 45:270-3 S '13
Asylums and educstlon
New method of educating deaf mutes. J. Boy-
er. il Set Am 108:221 Mr 8 '18
Dear mutes. See Deaf and dumb
Deafness
Trenling deafness by electrklly. Scl Am 109:
366 N E '11
Death rate. See Mortality
Decimal claeslflcatlon. See ClaHsiflcatlon, Decl-
DigitizedbyVjOOQlC
INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
—Deck Hhields
Decimal •yctam
Engl i ah decimal ayatem ol neighta and
measures. P. B. Bond. Bag Rec eT:M2 Ap
B '13
See alto Metric ayatem
Deck ahleldi. i
Decoration and . .._
Training or the decorator. Arab Rec 33:280-1
Mr "13
tlae of decoration. F. J. Treilse. II Inland Ptr
5\:i»h-t Je '13
8tt alto Bronzes; Bronzing; Dealgn, Dec-
orative; Lettering; Stucco; Tapestry; Terra
See Electric lighting.
Decorative
Deep aea fauna. See Marine zoology
Decrfleld Hver
Power developmenta on the Deerfleld rlTer,
Masa. 11 map plana Bug Bee 6T;11<-S, lU-T,
181-1 F 1-lG -13
Defectlvea
Bit alto Deaf and dumb
Delaware A Hudeon railroad
gJd annual report, lftl2. Ry Age E<:92T-J0 Ap
18 '13
Expenses and revenues ot the Delaware &
Hudson for 1S12. Ry Age G4:SET-S Ap IK '13
Delaware, Lackawanna A Western railroad
City that appreciates a railroad: Montelalr,
N. J. Hy Age B5:5i-6 Jl 11 '13
New D. L, A W. line north ot Hcranton, Pa.
II dlag Ry Age £1:011-2 Ap 25 -13
Nicholson relocation ot the Lackawanna rail-
road. G. J, Ray. Bng Rec S7:4fil-3 Ap ZS
'13: Same. Ry & Eng R G3:383 Ap 26 '11
Roadbed Improvementa. Ry ft Bns R 63:3St-3
Ap 2S '13
Summit cutoff of the lackawanna railroad.
II dtags maps Bng N 70:410-9 Ag; 38 '13
Summit- Hallstead out-off ot D. L. ft W, 11
map Ry Age BB:903-8, 1069-74 N 14, D 6 'J3
Delhi, India
Architecture
Architecture for Delhi. Arch Rec 33:47« Uy
•IS
Delhi, the metropolis of India: how aball the
new Indian capital be built T B. I«Blle. II
Scl Am 8 76:72-4 P 1 '1!
Government and public works ot Delhi, India.
T. Salkletd. Eng N e9;10»5-T My 22 'l3
Delivery vehicle!. See Automobile trQllers:
Motor cycle trucks; Motor trucks
De Moienthal, Henry, 18ei)-lB13
In memorlam. Met ft Cbem Bnc 11:H F 'IS
Demurrage as a remedy for car shortages,
J. O, Klapp. Ry Age 55:1335-7 D 36 '13
Need for a higher demurrage rate. Ry Age
51:574-7 Je 1
Denatured alcohol. Bee Alcohol, Etenalured
Denver, Colorado
Rallro-"-
I financing' proposed by Den-
Railroad ,.,,„_.
ver. Eng Rec 67:310 Mr S3 '13
Streets
Alameda avenue subway In Denver. II Eng
Rec 6B;6fi'B Jl 19 '13
Water supply
Denver water case. Bng Rec 88:3 Jl S 'IS
New sixty-Inch water-supply conduit at Den-
ver. II Bng Rec 67;S0-3 Ja 18 'IS
Denver ft Rio Orande railroad
Somier _S_ummlt_de_tour Jine. 11 dlag Ky ft Eng
°*±*
R 53:1078-80 N 22 '
BIdg 45:11-2 Jft '13
. establishment, Beaton. U Eiec w
v..„,J-8E B 30 -13
Lighting of Bamberger store, Newark. N. J. II
Elec W S1:109S My 24 '13
New lighting equipment of HoCreary ft oa,
PltUburgh. plan Eleo W »:304-E P 8 '13
Stem brother.^' atore. New York. II plan Arch
& Bldg 45:403-13 O '13
Ventilating a modern department store. 11
diags Dom Eng 62:96-8 Ja 25 '13
Depreciation and otwolescence In Portland
cemcnl plants. II. SIruckmann. Am Soc M
E J 35:262-4 F '13; Discussion. 35:364-76 F
'13
Depreciation and public service regulation.
R. H. Whltten. Eng N 69:912-7 My S '13
Depreciation: estimated and actual. A. C.
Humphreys. Stevens ind 30:511-37 O '13
Depredation factor In coat ot producing Port-
land cement. F: H. Lewis. Am Soc M E J
35:257-61 F '13
Depreciation in railway valuation. Ry Age
_. ... SaJiers. j i _. „
Disputed points In railway valuation. Ry Age
54:1164 My 30 'IS
Physical valuation ot public utiUtlcs. R. S.
Hale. Eng M 45:161-5 My '13
Practical studies of depreciation. Power 37:
500 Ap 8 '13
Study In depreciation, L; Bell. II Eleo W 61:
ST9 Ag 23 '13
Derallmente
Analysis of a broken rail. Ry Age 56:633 O
3 '13
Derailment of trucks on curves. A. Stnckl. 11
Ry Age e4:tll-3 Ja IT 'IS
Derailments on Chicago elevated. HIee Ry J
41:253 F S '13
Factors aRectIng derailments on abarp
curves. Bng Rec eT:185-e P 16 'II
Hays Mill, Ala, wreck; transrvarse assures
in Btee! rails. Ry A Bng R 53:000-11 S 27
Increasing number ot car wheel falturea. Iron
Age 91:588-9 Mr 5 '13
Inters ta to commerce commiaslon report on
derailment near Stockwell. Ind., Jan. 7.
1913. Eng N 70:1177 D 11 '13
Locomotive tender derailmenta. dlags Ry Age
54:309-12 Ja 31 '13
Recent derailments on the Chicago elevated
loop. Eng N 69:381-3 F 30 '13
Report on Glen Loch derailment. Ry Age 64:
747-9 Mr 38 '13
Report on the Stilwell derailment, C C, C.
& St. L. Ry. II plan Ry ft Eng R E3:1016-T
N 1 ■"■
Wreck caused hy a broken tire. II Ry Age
55:814-6 O 31 '13
Derricks. See Cranes, derricks, elc
Flratlng ot commercial designs and why a
new law Is needed to protect such designs.
E. W. Bradford. Inland Ptr 51:903-4 S '13
Sketching of mechanism In designing. F. W.
Harris. Sd Am S 75:179-80 Mr 32 'IS
Six aim Machinery — Design
OeslQn, Decorative
Importance of design in the development of
art metal Industry. A. P. Saunders. II
Metal Ind n s 11:15-8 Ja '13
Set alto Lettering
Des Moines, Iowa
Civic center of Des Moines. O: B. Lord, II
Munlc Eng 44:194-6 Mr 13
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INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
Dn Moines, Iowa — ContiHufd.
Rapid tranalt
Decision in Dea Molties franchise case. EHeo
Ry J 41:fi50 Ap 5 '13
DcipradellB. Conitant Dtiiri, 1S6Z-?
Work or the late D«Blre Despradelle. P. A.
Bourne. 11 Arch Rec S4:185-9 Ag '13
De«troyer«. See Torpedo boat deatroyeri
Deeulphurlzing proeaae. See Ore treatment
Detonatora
run'ta for detonator uHera, Eng & Mln 3
96:1020-1 N 29 'IS
Use of multiple detonators. Eag & Mln J 96;
ISO S fl '13
Oetanatora, Electric
Teats ot electric de(onB,torB. Eng Rec B7:T18
Je IS '13
Dctrclt. Michigan
induatrlaa
City built by the automobile Industry. I-. V.
Spencer. 11 Automobile 28:791-7 An Ifl 'IS
Radius of Delmlt. li Am Ind 13:9-11 My '13
Rallraadi
P.iasengrer slatltin of the Ulchlean Central.
il plan Ry & Eng R 53:U91-fi D 27 '13
Rapid tranalt
Detroit's municipal ownership charter
amendment. Elec Ry J 41:557 Mr 21 'IJ
^re alto Detroit untied rallwa,y
Detroit united railway
Annual report for 1912 and 1911. Bleo Ry J
41:307-8 F IG '13
Appraisal of the city lines, plan Flee Ry J
41:897-8 My 17 '13
Decision o( Detroit arbitrators In regard to
working conditions nnd wages. Elec Ry J
42:1028-9 N 8 '13
Decision of Supreme court In Fort Hlreot
case, DetrfJit. Else Ry J 41:1030-1 Je 7 '13
Dewey daclmal ayatem. See CiasalflcatloD, Decl-
Dlamond drllilno. See Boring
Diamond tool*
Use of rou^ diamonds for metal grinding
purpoaes. W. H. Parry. Metal Ind n ■ 11:
343-4 As '13
DIamonda
Diamond mining in Arksnaas. J: T. Fuller.
Eng & Mln J 9B:7B Ja 11 'IJ
Dlani
ecllnii
72 Mr '13; IHsoi^s»U>n.
Dielectric nroperlies of n
Thomas. .1 Fr Inst 176i2>
Dielectrics In alternatlnf-ei
W 61:226-1 F 1 *U
1132-r.7 Mv '13
-conductors. P.
3111 S 'la
rent Belds. Btec
'leleclric strength of thin insulstlnR mater-
ials. F. M. Farmer, Am Inst E E Pro 32:
2192-2205 D '13; Summary. Elec W 6!:12S0
Pro 3:!:I31«-33
IE D '13
"-h-voUage engineering.
_ Fr Inst 176:S11.43 D
Law of corona and dli '
Hlgh-voUage engineering. F, W.
13
1 Ins
Hir.
illn J ^IG:S50-1 Ap 26 '13
Formation Ot diamonds. L. K. Htrshberg.
Mines A Mln 33:339 Ja '13
Mounting and sctilntt diamonds. W. C. Belz.
11 Mach 30:131 O '13
New International diamond carat of 200 mll-
llgmms. G: F: Kuni. Am Inst Mln E Rul
79:1225-45 Jl '13: Ramc. Scl Am S 76:82-3.
98-9 Ag 9-18 '13
. Eng & Min J 96:1031 N
Artificial
29 '13
New way of making artificial diamonds. II
Sci Am 108:515 Je 7 '13
lYoductlon of the diamond In electric fur-
n.ices. F. P. Mann, dlags Met & Chsm Eng
Dictionary for the proofroom. P. H, Teall.
Inland P(r 52:262-4 ,\ '13
New standard dictionary. F. H. Teall. In-
land Ptr 52:431-2 D '13
Die. fiee Dies
DIa-ilnkIng machine*
Improved die -Bin king machine. 11 Iron Age
91:1236 My 22 '13
Oielactric*
Insulating "hodVs"^ erf h"gh"r srmJ'iH'c^l'ndu?-
55 Jo '13: DlKCUsslon. 32:2300-15 D '13
OsdllORraph study of corona. E: Bennett. II
Am Inst E E I'ro 32:1472-94 Je '13; Dis-
cussion. 32:2300-15 D '13
I>oallive and negative corona and electrical
precipitation. W. W. Strong, Am Inst E B
Pro 32:1304-14 Je '13; Discussion. 32:2300-
15 D '13
ffe aha Insulation
J. Oldroyd. dlag Mach 19:963-4 Ag '13
Cluster double-iirinnn punches and dies. U:
W. Hurd. diaua Mach 2.);259-eo D '13
Combination dies. Easy Way. Metal ind n s
11:87-8, 169 F, Ap '13
Die tor piercing rods and rivets. C. r,,a-
moreoux. 11 diag Mach 19:629-30 Mr '13
Forging machlnp dleS;.B.
i Melal
„ -._ „ ._ „ D. T.
Hamilton. II Mach 19:376-6 Ja '13
Ijandls Stationary pipe die head. Ry AKe
(Mech ed) 87:626 N '13
Making hall players' shoe plates. A. F. Hor-
ton. II tlliigs Mach 19:780-2 Je '13
Making die* used In the die-casting process.
II plans Fuunflry 11:193-6 My '13; Snme. Iron
Tr R 53,119-23 Jl 17 '13
Making thread luKlng dies. A. Metz: J. Ft.
Hasty; a, \V. Smith, Rv Age I.Mech ed)
87:433-4 Ag '13
Manufacture of white-metal die castings, 11
dlag Am Mach 38:819-22 Mv 15 '13
Molding die for AIht Insulations. E. Chipman.
dIacB Mneh 19:971 An '13
Oval turning device for the lathe. F. E. Ross.
11 Am Mach 38:729-31 My 1 '13
Practical nickel solution for platlitg die caat-
ings. C: H. Proctor, tt Metal Ind n s 11:11-2
Ja '13
Punch and die for bending past the vertical
line, E. Hawkins, diag Mach 19:548 Mr '13
Punch and itle for forming electric terminals,
A. L. SenesBC, II dlags Mach 19:571-2 My
Punch and die made in sections, A. I,. Mon-
rad. plan Mach l»:r.05-6 Mr '13
Sectional punch and die construction. A. I--
.9:423 F '._
Sub-pres.i die for piercing and shaving. A.
Van Wagner, dlags Macli 20:2l5-« N '13
Tools for multiple plunger presses. C:
Doescher. dlags M;ich IH:44n-53 F '13
^re alua Forging;
metal work
Diesel. Rudolf. 1858-
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INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
Carels-Dlesel engine applied to motor ship
Eftvestone. 11 Bng M 11:601-1 J& '13
Crude oil Diesel engine: special dsBlgn for
liorlEontal type. II Scl Am B 7&:1B3 Mr S '13
D)(>s
ene\,it
»r"f7-
iNinB :
DIeui
Motor yacht Idealia, equipped . ._
englncB. tj int Marine Eng 18:16S-E Ap li
New Diesel englna. ticl Am S 75:271 Ap 26 '13
Observations on the oU engine. 3: F. Went-
worth. Power 37:338-41 Mr 11 '13
100 horaepower Nlseco Diesel engine. 11 diagH
Int Marine Bng 1S;110-I 8 '13
Operator's exj>erlenre with DIeael engines. J:
Pierce. Power S7;4M Ap 8 'IS
Power apptlcatlons ot Diesel engines In In-
dustrial plants. C. Van Langendonck. 11
Eng M 15:843-92 S '13
Prlni-iples of the Dlcsvl oil engine. H, Haas.
II I->iB ft Min J !t5:t!13-il Ap 26 '13
Progress of (he oil engine In Great Britain.
Int Marine Rng 18:21)i My '13
Recent development o( gas poiver In ETurope,
H. J. Freyn. Eng N «9:228-3« Ja 30 13
Research work on large Diesel engines. II
Power 37:19 Ja 7 '13
lludulf IHesel: an anpri'clallon. H: H. Suplee.
Scl Am lOHiSiie (J 18 '13
Single screw motor ship of l.GOO b. h. p.
J. R. Wilson. 11 plan Int Marine Eng 18:
102 -1 Mr '13
: manufacture ot small
. Sol .■
_ m central
tlons. M, Gercke. Power 3T:W6-» Mr . _ .
Twin-screw motor-shlp Hagen— a new Krupp
two-slroke tjpe Diesel -engine lank vessel
of 210O b, hp. J. R. Wilson. 11 Eng N 69:
90i;-7 My 1 '13
Twin-screw motor ship Monte Penedo. 11 Eng
M 14:SBT-ei N '13
Hrr (i(-o l>ieHel loromi.tlves
Test ot 225-hp Diesel engine at Hugo, Okla.
"■ "V 61:1047-8 My 17 '13
Etec
8:Zn6 Mr Z9 '13
rallwavH. 11 Rleo Kv J 42:1026-7 X ,S '13
First DIeaet locomotive. 11 diags Scl Am 103:
83B-5 S 20 '13; Power 38:470-3 8 80 '13; Eng
N 70:656-8 O 2 'IB
" Ive. 11 dlag Ry Age 65:
diae Eng M 46:4
I. 11 Heat & Ven 10:
B and airships
- -._ -7:85-6 Ja .. -.
Diesel engines at English country house. A.
H. Allen. II power 37:51-2 Ja 11 '13
Experience with oil engines in Minnesota.
Elec W 61:735-6 Ap 5 '13
First Amerlcan-Lullt marine ulesel engines.
11 dlag Power 37:780-2 Je 3 '13
French Diesel engine. 11 Scl Am S 76:4-6 Jl
Fuels tor Dies
2S '13
German Diesel englned tank ship Hagen. II
plains Int Marine Eng 1S:207-11 My '13
Kasard due to slarllng Diesel engines wllh
compressed oxygen. Elec W 62:1020 N 15
... ., J 76:326-7 1. „ _-
Motor ship Eavestone's flrst long voyage. II
plan Int Marine Eng 18:78-80 F '13
Hce Building failures; Collisions at sea;
F'loods: Mine accidents
Discount
Methods of willing off discount on bonds.
G: R. Webster. J Account 16:169-71 S 'IS
DliiSM germs. See Bacteriology
Blunders made by nature: disease of the
respiratory tract and circulation. A: Maver-
Icit. Scl Am S T6;171.2 S 13 '13
Prevention of disease versus cost of living.
T: F. HarrlngtOn.^ Sci Am S 75:402-3 Je 28
■13
Infant
ralysle: Infecllous diseases: I.ead poison-
ing; Occupations— Diseases and hygiene:
Public health: TuherculoBis; Typhoid fever
Disinfectants. See Disinfection and dislnfec-
Dlilnlectlon ai
Osone as an
109:11 Jl G __
Ozone In ventilation. M. W. Franklin. Heat
& Ven 10:30-5 O: 13-8 N '13
Progress in Blandardliatlon of disinfectants,
J: M. Weiss, hlbllog J Fr insl 175:615-25
■13
SclenUtlc cleansing of railway coaches, J, T.
A. Walker. 11 Ry Age 54:32S-30 F 21 'IS
Ser alto Fumigation; Ozone
Dissociation
Electricity and chemical action. H. C, Jones.
Scl Am S 76:171-6 Mr IB '13
Ste nlno Eleclrochemlslry : Electrolysis
DistI nation
Distilling machinery. II Met & Chem Eng 11:
:'99-300 My '13
Multlplr-erfcrt water stills. II Met ft Cliem
Eng 11:661 N '13
Ji,c al»o Wood distillation
Distilled water. See Water,
Wastes ot distribution. Eng M 14:753-60 P
•13
District electric railway com ml Ml on, WMhlng-
Fitth' annual report. ]»t. Elec By J 11:301
F 16 'IS
DIaulphlde of carbon. See Carbon disutphlde
Ditches. See Irrigation canals
Diversity- factor. See Electric terminology
Divlnlna rod
DowsFng m Frnnce and In Colorado. Eng
ft Min J 115:862 Ap 26 ^13
Dowsing In France and in Colorado. C: B,
Diilton. Eng ft Min J 96:1011 My 17 '13
Accident to the foundations of the Pearl
harbor dry dock. H. R. Stanford, plan Eng
N 69:485 Mr 6
Calculation ot
dlags Eng Roc 68:325-7 S 20 '13
Concrete deposited under sea water.
Stanford. 11 Concrete Cem 2:66 F ■«
Dreadnought floating dockj difterence
1 the box dock and docks ot
oocKinff typo. F:
76:184-5 S 20 ■JS
Scl i
H. B.
e be-
e sett-
; St. Lawrence river at Levis,
yueoec. plans Eng N 70:1214-8 D 18 '13
Economy ot inclined dock elevator. 11 Int
Marine Eng 18:66 F '13
Qerman-bultt 25,000-ton floating dock, Han>-
burg. II Int Marine Eng 18:2^ Jl '13
Illumination of docks and wharves, tl Int
Marine Eng lS:3B3-4 S '13
New Qladatons wet and dry dock, Liverpool,
Eng. 11 plan Eng N 70:454-6 S 1 '13
New Liverpool docks, T, Osborne. Int Marine
Eng 18:431-2 O '13
New railway drydoch plant at Harbor Grace,
Newfoundland. Int Marine Eng Ig^OS-S Mr
::yClOOglC
INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
Reconstruction of a timber crib dock Bt Erie,
Pa. II dlac Bub Rec G8;152 Ak 9 '13
lS,(H)0-ton noatlne dry dock at Seattle. II Int.
Marine Bny 1BT3B9-90 Jl '13
Km also Freight handllnB; Harbora; Ore
docks; Porta; Wharves
Dobs for the Dutch army. W. J. L. Kichl. U
tjcl Am 10S;S&3 Ap 13 '13
Don, the talking dog. L. K. Hlrehberc. Scl
Am 108:502 My 31^13
Dome mine* Co., South PorcuDln«i Ont.
Second annual report for period Nov. 30, 1911,
to Mot. 31, 1913. Ens & MIn J »(I:317-B Ak
I -13
Elome □[ the Melbourne library, plan Concrete
Cem 3;263-4 D 'll
Dome ot the Wisconsin capltol. II plana Euk
N T0;Sg9-96 Ag 28 '13
Domestic architecture. See Architecture, Do-
it estle
Doorway suggestions for concrete houaes. II
Concrete Cem 2:111 Ur 'IS
Doorways of an old whaling village. Q. N.
Rose. 11 Arch Bcc S3:6B-aS Ja "IS
English nre test on concrete doors. U plan
tfoncrete Cera 3:216 N '13
Double-deck cars. See Street cars
Doves. See Pigeons
Dowsing. See Divining rod
Draft
Chimney design, dlag Power 38:377-9 Ag 19
Draft and boiler capaolly and ctnclency.
Power J7:l«3-I F 11 '13
Draft and Its measurement. Power 38:244-6
Ag 12 '13
«« aim Chimneys; Combustion; Firing;
Mechanical draft: Mine venlllatlon; Tunnel
venlllalion: Ventilation
Draft, Mechanical. See Mechanical draft
Draft gears
Draft gear and the M. C. B. Ry a Eng R 63:
6EI Jl 6 '13
Frelsht car troublea: poor drafl gear and at-
tachments. J. C. Frltts. 11 Ity Age SE:499-
501 S 19 '13; Same. Ry Age <Mech ed> ST.
651-4 O '13
Testing draft gears prior to purchastDg. B.
V. Crandall. Ry ft Eng R S^):397-» Ap 2<
Why Is the subject of draft gear neglected?
Ry & Eng R 53:5«7 Je 14 '13
Sic alw> Car couplings; Car trucks: Cars
Draft tubes
Method tor designing concrete draft tubes.
Eng Rec 68:161 Ag 9 '13
Drafting. Ree Drawing Instruments: Drawing
Drafting tables
Standard drafting table nl the Ilnlverslty of
Illinois, A. F. Comalnck. dlaga Eng Rec
68:491 N 1 '13
Draftsmen
English ship draftsmen and technical gradu-
ates. !•. B. Chapman, tnt Marine Eng IS:
220-3 My '13
Ethical relation between the drattaman and
the mechanical engineer. F: R. Hutton.
Eng N 69:71-2 Ja 9 'It
Hygiene for draftsmen. F. G. Hlgbee. Am
Mach 38:8^3-4 My 15 '13
Kre al»o Drawing room practice
Drain tile
SpeclOcatlons for drain tlla and sawer pipe:
committee report of Iowa state drainage
assn. Bng Rec 87:216-6 Mr 1 'It
Sped neat Ions tor drain llle. for sewer (He
and tor pipe laying. A. Marslon and A. O.
Adams, dlags Concrete Cem 3:201-4 N '13
Strength of drain tile and sewer pipe. Eng
Rec 68:46-7 Jl IS '13
Testing drain tile ami sewer Pipe. M. Schuy-
ler. Eng Rec 68:696-7 D 20 '13
tJralnage of the Haarlem lake In Holland.
mapTing Rec 6T:E5S.e] My 17 'IS
Cuvernment aid In land drainage. A. E. Mor-
gan. l-Jiig N 6»:a7S-9 My 8 '13
lAnd drainage In Louisiana. A. M. Shaw. II
plan Elng N 70:300-3 Ag 14 '13
Laswell drainage- pumping plant near Bur-
Lngton, Iowa. II Power 37:846-8 Je 17 '13
MoB<|uito extermination and Its problems. E.
Wlnehlp. 11 Eng Rec 67:490-2 My 3 '13
Railroad roadbed drainage. J. T. Bowser. Bng
Rec 67:290-2 Mr 16 '13
Reclaiming the Florida everglades: Joint re-
port of Board ot engineers. Eng N 70:836-
7 O 23 'IS; 11 map Eng Rec 68:464-7 O 2i
Swamp drainage and the floods. A. N. CrosB-
Sd Am 108:397 My 3 '13
Third annual convention of the National
drainage congress, St. Louis, 1918. Eng N
69:875-7 Ap 24 '13
Tile drainage and Its relation to floods. C;
G. Elliott. Eng N 69:877-8 Ap 24 '13
Topographical surveys for drainage dlstrlctsi.
W. A. Blrket. Eng N 69:362-3 F 30 'IS
Taktma Indian reservation drainage project.
■11
larlln.
! N 69:348-7 P 20
See al»o Irrigation; Marahes; Mine drain-
age; Heclamatton of land; Sewerage
Drainage, House
20 ■
. Tower. I>om Eng 6
8-71 I
I Plumbing
Drainage congress. National. See National
drainage Congress
Drawbridges
Aesthetic design for drawbrldgeB. plan Eng
N 70:926 N 6 '13
Conrernlng rullway drawbridges and river
rights. Eng N «9:17B-B Ja 23 'II
DIHlcultles in placing the substructure for a
swing bridge; cofferdam of wood and sheet
steel piling, Newark, N. J. plana Bng Rec
67:268-9 Mr 8 '13
Drawbridge stalled by an unusual accident.
11 Eng N 69:8S Ja 9 'iS
Drawbridges over rlvera having limited nav-
igation. C. E. Smith. Eng N 69:161-2 Ja
Improved drawbridge gate latch, plan Bng
Rec 67:212 P 22 "13
Low-cost drawbridge. II plan Eng Rec 68:
69 Jl 19 -13
PIvQt pier Ot Chelsea bridge north. II dlags
Eng Rec 88:188-9 Ag 2 IS
Preliminary considerations in the design o(
opening bridges. H; G. Tyrrell, Ry Age 65:
1230-1 D 26 '13
Providing for navigation during erection ot
drawbridges, plan Eng N 69:lE3-5 Ja 23 'It
Renewing Iwo double track swing spans. II
dlag Ry Age 5.S:S99-702 U 17 '13
Replacing lower chord of a driiwspan while
in service. 11 Eng Rec 67:.171 My 21 '13
Replacing the Cuyahoga river draw bridge
[l)ascufo]. il dlags Bng Rec 67:10-1 Ja 4 ^13
Southern Faclflc bridge ot Sacramento: dou-
ble track, double deck, swing span, II Ry
Age 64:«46-9 A[i 11 '13
Temporary drawbridge of the horliontal roll-
ing type, Oneida street, Milwaukee. U
plans Eng N 69:210-1 Ja 30 'IS
Turntable draw span for a temporary city
highway bridge, between Charles town and
Chelsea, dlags Eng Rec 68:122-3 Ag 2 '13
See alto Bridges, Bascule: Bridges, Lift
Drawing Instruments
Bramwell precision drawing Instrument. II
Mach 19;4Sl-2 F '13 .
Combination drafting Instruments, by E. Z.
Lesh. pUn Eng N 69:856 Ap 24 'IS
^cf alio Mechanical drawing
Drawing presses. See Presses, Drawing
Drawing room practice
the struetntal
INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
Drawing room practice — runKnurd.
Cross sectloTis and ayniliols. dlags Am Much
38:775-3, 791 My g '13
DIscUHSlon on report of the rommitlee on
Soc M E J 3S:l8-27 Ap '13
Don-Is tor draflamen. M. W. Fox. Maeh 20:
15 8 '13
DraJIlng room opporlunitlea. B. K. Bead. Tly
& Kng R 63:*lS-20 My 3 'IS
Easier readlns of drawlnga, R. I. Cleg((. Iron
Age 81:11 fa 2 -13
BIhTcat relation between Ibe draftsman and
ihe raschanico) eneineer. F: R. Hutton. Eng
N «;71-S Ja 9 "13
False economy In drafting. C. J. Morrison.
dlags Ry AKe (Mech ed) 87:3SI-Z Jl '13
Photography in the drafting room. II Bng H
4S:10»-n Ap '13
Practical design as It concerns the shop. E:
J, Knapp. Ene M 1fi:4l5-Gb D '13
Simple system (or filing and handling trac-
ings and prints. F. Buch. U Eng M 45:E4e-
Standard Idling drafting-room and aliop terms.
Maeh 19:S;S Mr 'li
System for the dratllng ofllce. pattern shop
and foundry. F, TIsslnKlon. Maeh l»:877-!t
i 8 TB-IOVP llf'lS
Dipper-dredge work on Neponapt river. E, M.
Blake. 11 Erg Rec 68:651-2 N 15 '13
Dredging In Havana harbor. II Eng Rec 6S;
687 N 22-13
Dredging problems In Wilmington harbor.
Delaware. R R. Raymond. m.-ip Eng N B'J:
93S-41 My S '13
Hydraulic dredging on the upper UlsHlsalppl
rlTer. R, Monroe. II Bng N 70:Hl-6 Jl 24
I.and drainage In Iioulalana. A. H. Shan. 11
plan Eng N 70:300-3 Ag 11 '13
Large clam-shetl dredges; levee building
methods and standards In California. F. H.
Tibbetta. 11 map Bng N 70:46G-» » 4 '13
Mining gold by proxy. A. L. Dahl. 11 Scl Am
8 7f:321 My 24 '13
Natoma no. 7, a California all-steel dredge.
L: H. Eddy. 11 Eng ft Mln J 96:873-5 O 11
■13
Natoma no. 10; an all steel dredge. L: H.
Eddy. II Eng & Mln J 95:1079-83 My SI '13
New design ot centrifugal dredging pump. H.
S. New. 11 Bng N 69:31-3 Ja 3 '13
Now gold dredges In Alaska. L: H. Bddy.
II Eng & Mln J 95:211-3 Ja 2S '13
Performance of Ellleott dredge Wahalali. II
mt Marine Eng I8:19K-200 My '13
Quick-acting steam- operated trip for dredge
dippers; Panama canal, plan Ene N S9;569>
70 Mr SO '13
Righting an overturned gold dredge. L: H.
V.My. II Eng & Mln J 96:773-« O 25 '13
Steam trip for dredge bucket plan Bng Reo
87:93 Ja 26 '13
Suction dredgers. 11 Int Marine Eng 18:201-2
My -13
Tyne Improvement bucket dredger. F. C.
Coleman. 11 Int Marine Eng 18:198 My -13
Drill halls. See Armories
Drill Jigs. See Jigs
Drilling (earth and rock). See Boring
Drilling and boring
Boring a large compression coupling. A. H.
Myers, dlag Maeh 19:801-2 Je '11
icrete. C. S. VaV
. 11 i
( Rec
ces apart. F. Henke. Math 19:717 My 'IS
Urc alto Machine shop practice
Drilling and boring machinery
Adzing and boring machines. II By Age 54:
Dredglno machinery
Automatic dredge recorder. U. Thompson.
diugs Kng M 46:417-9 Je '13
Col. M. B. Adams — a 4-yard dipper dredge. A.
F. King. II Int Marine Bng 13:280-2 Jl '13
Dipper dredge with hydraulic Jets tor level-
ing the nKiII banks. C. B, Loomis, 11 Eng N
70:196-7 Jl 31 '13
Dipper dredges for Panama. 11 Int Marine
Eng 13:194-5 My '13
Dredge-cutter recording device. 11 Bng N 69:
860-1 Ap 34 '13
Dredge spuds on the Panama canal. Eng &
Mln J 95:1118 Je 7 '13
Dredgers for gold and tin. Int Marine Eng
lS:lS«-7 My '1.1
Dredging. M. O. Kindlund. 11 Int Marine Eng
18:183-92 My MS
Dredging equipment for harbor maintenance.
Eng Rec 67:270 Mr 8 '13
Dutch auction dredger. P. M. Van Brakel.
Plan Int Marine Eng 18:192-3 My '13
S-eubIc yard dipper dredge, plans Int Marine
Eng 18:186-6 My -13
Blectric hydraulic dredge. East St. Louis, HI.
il Bng N 70:432-4 Ag 28 '13
Equipment and performance of the British
Columbia dredging fleet. II Bng Rec 08:209.
II Ag 33 '13
Bvolullon of gold dredging machinery. A. H.
Martin. Maeh 19:370-1 Ja '13
Feathering paddle wheels for self-propelling
dredges. J: M. Sweeney. Eng N 69:123 Ja
Eng 18:196-8
Hydraulic dredging on New York barge ca-
nal. E. Low, II plan Eng N 69:710-20 Ap 10
Boringr drilling and milling machine. Iron Tr
R B2:63t Mr 13 '13
Cross -drilling and milling attachments. D. T.
Hamilton, il Maeh !"-■" •- *- -"
Age 91:1287 My i. _-
DUncult boHng operation
Maeh 19:466 F '13
Don'ts for drilling; machine operators. J. E.
Cooley. Maeh 20:1SO-1 N *13
Drill with fltty-slit spindles. 11 Automobile 29:
61 Jl 10 '13
Drilling a crankcaae In seven minutes, II Au-
tomi^ile 2.1:212 Ag 1 "13
Drilling and milling In the shops of the Win-
ton motor car co., Cleveland. F. H. Col-
vln. 11 Am Maeh 38:138-40 Ja 23 '13
Drilling-machine operations and tools, C:
F. Serlhner. dlags Am Maeh 38:813-4 My
16 '11
EKiplex back-geared drilling machine, dlags
Iron Age 91:1363 Je 5 '11
Duplet horisontal drilling
Maeh 18:793-4 My 8 '13
Flvnn comhinntlon drilling and boring chucks.
il Maeh 19:653-9 Mr '13
Fosdlck horizontal boring, drilling and mill-
ing machine. II Ry Age (Mech ed) 87:663-4 O
I!
Four-splndle Hue sheet drilling machinery:
Foote-Ilurt co., Cleveland, II Iron Age 92:
9.^6 O 30 '13
Four-spindle radial drilling machine. Edwin
Harrington Co.. Phil. II Iron Age 92:1236
D 4 '13
Garvin no. 1-8 duplex drill. 11 dlag Macb 19:
813-4 Je '13
Graham drill speeders. II dlags Maeh 19:811-1
. E. Fladd. dlags
II Am
,v Google
INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
Drilling and boring machinery — Conlinunl.
HIsli-power universal portable cleclrlc drilla.
II Elec RAW Elec'n E2:110-l Ja 11 '13
Illgli HpeeJ drllliHK fltlachmenl. II lUug lion
Tr R fJ:l-:3i My :v '13
Improved machine drill; lieavy-(e«d VaucUIn
drill adapted to economical metal cutting.
A. C. Vauclain and H. V. WlUe. plans Eng
M 14;fi22-4 Ja '13
Kokomo 2o-lncli upright drilling; ■ muchlne.
11 Mach l'.i:401-o Ja 'IS
Langeller drill for roller btarlng cages, II
dlag Mach S0:63-6 S '13
Locating [he driving screw on horizontal bor-
ing mills. W. C Dunkley. dlags Mach 13:
Bmi-1 Ap '13
Machine fur drilling tell-Iale Holes in slay-
bults. I>. II. DufTcy. dlugs Am Eng K7:Sb2
My '13
.._ ...... .._ p„jjinp beds with a Blckford
Dry-blaM proceia
Drying air For tlii> blasl furnace, dlags Iron
Akc S2:654-S S 25 '13
Economy^ o( dry blaat. Bng & MIn J 9B;S00
Mol:
1 '13
r 109;268 O 4 —
Pawling & Harnlschfcger eo. Iiorlzonl
ling and boring machine. 11 Am 1
Portable boring, drilling and milling macliliie,
11 Iron Age MliSS'i Mr 6 '13
Portable radial drilling machine. II Iron Age
1 gang drills.
, infe. by Fosdlck
■13; lly Age (Mech ed) >
a drill, Mach 19:
x-platc drilling machine.
--,. --. 11 Iron Age !
T05 O 2 '13; Ind Eng I3:4SG-7 N '13
Special machines uKcd by the Iloeler mfg. c
Age 92:2L
23-ln. all -geared d
92:12»1 1) ■ ■'"
Use of turntable in post drilling operattona.
II Iron Tr R 52:llS:;-i My '22 '13
Vauclain drill: dlHCUKslon uf paper by A. C.
J 35;642-S Ap '1
hlgh-B
II Mach l»:3li:>-l> Ja
Scf al-o Jigs
Drills. See Diilhng and horirif
Drilli, Rock. See Rock drilla
Drinking fountain!
IIo«
Ind what
■13
rete '
ig four
. II pla
5 founia
il Munic Eng 44:
'Iving boxes — Locomotives. Seo Locomotives —
Driving b.ixea
'op forging. See Forging
Ag 1
,■ ot dry blasl. Iron Age 91:1.
<-4 My
' dry blast process, H: M. Howe. Uet
« i^hem Eng 11:147-8 Mr '13
Story ot the dry-blast process. J. Oayley.
Met & Chem Eng 11:71-4 P '13
Dry docks, Hee Docks
Dry goods
.■J'f nlno Textile Indualry and fabrics
Dry rot
Dry rot In conatruction timber. Iron Age 81:
Mf. Ap 3 '13
Dry rot in floor*. D. E, Hooker. E^g Rec
U:Z6-7 Jl 6 '13
Dry rot in timbi^r use^l In alow-burning con-
Mriiction. F: J. Hoxie. Am Hoc M E J 35;
435-41 Mr -13
Kif aUn Wood preservation
Dry dock. Sec Docks
Drying apparatus
Kxpl.isi.in «f a rotary steam drjer. 11 Loco-
motive 29:Hfi-7 Ja *13
Mimiii'n drier fur molds. II diag Iron Age 31:
3ti3-t Ja 3(1 -IS
Dubois, Raphael
Anesthetizing machine of Dubola. J. Boyer.
II Scl Am I0S:46S My 24 13
Duff manufacturing company, Pittsburgh
Steel saah, wire partitlonB, sleel bins. Cen-
tral oil diHtribution and telpherage Irana-
port.ition for ItJirreti Jack factory. 11 plan
Ir-m Ako 9I:877-S1 Ap 10 '13
Duluth, Minn.
Sanitary affairs
Sewage disposal and water supply at Duluth.
J: Wilson. Munic Eng 14:347-8 Ap '13
c dumb-waltera. Elec W 62: eD4-5 S 20
Dumping appliance*
Air-o]»'ruted dump car. 11 diag Eng N 611:
Ilti::-:l Je 5 "l;!
Angove skip dump, plan Eng & MIn J 95;
Dm
Eng & MIn J 96:213 Ag 2 '13
-■■'--- '— ' — ' -^Ing. J. r
My ■
,■ 33:5'
... _ .__ _ I vehicles. B.
BabCcick. II Scl Am 103:372 AP IS '13
Kelly power dump. 11 Munio Eng 15:484 N 13
Kilbourne * Jacoba automatic air dump car,
il lly Age 55::h5 Ag Ifi '13
New* hydraulic dumping body, II Automobile
29::;ii;-7 Jl 31 ■13
Suaiipnsion dumping bridge, plan Eng N 70:
lu24 N 20 'li
Three -wheeled motor dump cart; buUt by
Third avenue railway of New lork city, II
i:ng Hoc 67:35 Ja 11 '13
Dunea. See Sand dunes
DuPont. A. i.
I'alMllal country houa-- In Delaware; (he A. I.
dul'oiit resldotue, farrtre and Haatlnga,
archlleclH. tl Arch Rec 34:337-47 O '13
Nnn- corrosive Iron alloy. Eng N 69:563 Hr
Experiments on liquid globules and columr
motions displayed by drops ot liquid. C:
Darling. 11 Scl Am S 7a:310-l My 31 '13
Dry batteries. See Electric batteries
, C.OCH^IC
INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
Du»t— ContiBHcd.
Methods ror Invcstl^linR and recordtTiR nl-
mosphMic Impurllles, tncliiilInK the siiol :ina
dust susnondpd in the titmosipliere. J: B. C
Kershsw. dlags Mel & Chem Kiig ll:S3;i-
t2 Je 'IJ
See alin Conl duet: Dust prevention; DUat
removal; Stone dust; Street clennlns
Du(t prevention
ProgresB reports of eitperimenls fn dust iire-
veiillon and road preservatton, 1912. U S
Pub Road Circ 99:1-51 '13
Ket altn Roads. Oiled
Air washer vs. centrifugal collector on dust-
coUectlnn BvatemH. J. D. White. Power 38:
:,T1 O 21 'IS
Air washers and dust remoyal. 11 Heat A Ven
10:24-7 F '11
Corona i
i ot removing smokft and
from BaseB. W. W. Strong. " "-' ' —
"1 s S 'IS
S 76:
Dust control In cement manufaclure; Cottrell
electrical precipitation proeeSHca. W. A.
Schmidt. ESig M 46:121-S O '13
Dust In Johannesburg mines. Eng & Min J 9S:
777 D ZS -13
Dust problem
room. T. C.
ll:125-fi Mr '13
Exhaust system for removal at emery grind-
Ings. II Iron Tr R 51:806 Ap 3 IS
Exhaust systemB for grinding, polishing, and
hufflng wheels, sped Heat Ions prescribed by
N. Y. stale depl. of lab.ir. Miich V.>-.ll\-3
Mv -13; Same cond. Ind Eng 13:211-2 My
■13
EitiausI systems for Rrlndfng wheels. Ity Ape
(M»eh ed> B7:sn5-G Je '13
Filler for compressed air. diatt Eng « MIn
J 95:615 Mr 22 '1!
German melhodn of allaying dust from rock
drills. [1 Eng & Min J 9«:1021 N 29 '13
Plan of collecting fine dust f .. .-
^,„.i Blec W 61:401-! P iZ 'IS
Requirements (or exhaust systems laid down
bv New York state department ot labor.
Heat ft Ven 10:19 Ap '13
Rules for dust collection and shop ventila-
tion. Ind Bng 13:390 S '13 _
SpeclfleallonH for exhnnst svstems, Foiinilry
41:20ea. S54a, 280a, 326a. My-Ag '13
Dulles. See Customs service — United States
Dwarf tms. See Trees. Dwarf
Dwelshauveri-Oery, Victor Augusts Earnest,
1836-1913
Sketch, por Power 37:584-5 Ap 22 "l!
Dykes. See Dikes (engineering); Levees
Dynamite
Dyna
fieter «
Results ot tests of Splro turbines. H. Coward.
11 pliin I'uwer 37:ftfl-7 My 27 '13
Torslon-dynamometerB and their field, dlag
Automobile 29:42S-9 3 4 '13
S',f n(gn Electric testing; Blectrodynamo-
Care ot the dynamo on board ship. V; White.
Int Marine Eng 18:402-4 S '13
Cleveland electric Illumination company's di-
rect current generators. II Iron Tr R E2:
691-2 Mr 20 "13; Power 37:416 Mr 25 '13
Dlsciimlcin on group IV papers (Miscellaneous
subjects relating to rating!, (See Proceed-
ings for February. 1913) Am Inst E E Pro
82:2112-21 N '13
Discussion on operating characteristics of
large turbo -gen era tors (Field), and the
transient reactions of allernators (Durgin
and Whilehead). Am Inst E E Pro 32:99-
Dynamo nnd mntor characteristics. C. P.
Poole, diags Power 37:115-8 Ja 28 '13
Dynamo and motor trotibles. R L. Uossman.
plan Power 37:526-3 Ap 16 '13
Dvnamo- elect ric llghtlnB for automobiles. A.
K. Waller. Am Inst B B Pni 32:1972-85 N
'13: Same. »cl Am 8 76:394-5 D 20 'll
Kff«;t of room temperature on temperature
rise of n:oti-rs nnd generators. M. W. Day
and R. A. Beokman. Am Inst B B Pro
32:416-36 P '13
Experimental determination of the regulation
of ailernatora. A. B. Pleld. Am Inst B B
Pro 32:600-5 F '13
Fire hazard in turbo -generators. Elec W 82:
1200-1 D 13 "13
Fire haiard In turbo- gen era tors. O. S. Law-
ler. Am Soc M K J 35:1093-7 Jl MS; Same
cond. P.iwer SS:I!90 D 23 '13
French generators for llghllng of cars with
novel means for (dualizing voltage, diags
Automobile 29:668-70 O 9 '13
Generation and transmission ot hydroelectric
power. B. A. Lof. 11 Eng H <4:GG3-61 Ja^lS
_._ nf black powder and dynamite. W.
O. Snelling and C, O. Slorm. 11 U S Bur
Mines Bui 51:6-63 '13
m-nam1le grade mnrkings. P. H. flunsolua.
Eng & MIn J 95:772-3 Ap 12 '13
Konfreeztng carrier for dynamite. II Eng N
69:169-70 Ja 23 '11
Notes on dynamite consumption. Kng ft MIn
.T 95:24 Ja 4 'IS
What Is dvnamlte? F. H. Cunsolus, Colliery
34:181 O '13
Srr nf.o Explosives
II Eng Rec 68:631-2 D 6 '13
D\-namomelers vs. road-testing. Automobila
28:943 My 1 '13
Milling machine dynamometer. It. Pollakoff.
11 dlag Mach 20:106 N 'IS
Prony brake nnd lis use. H: M. Phillips.
plan Power 37:^,88-90 My 13 ■13
Recording transmission dynamometer. D. D.
Huyett. 11 Power 37:461 Ap 1 'IS
R. liU!
Pro .i;
and E. A. I.of. Am Insl B B
710-20 Mr '1.1
■ ■ - •- ;ii-|(. plants.
' 6i:li
S My
J: r.. Hogan. Jr.
High -f re.
High-frequency generator for wireless teleg-
raphy and telephony, E. F. W. Alexander-
son. II Scl Am S 75:323-30 My 24 '13
High-speed turbo- alternator destKn. Elec W
61:183-4 Ja 26 '13
High speed Uirbo-alternators — designs jjnd
Hunting of generators. B. Dawson; V. K.
Stanley. Power 38:469 S 30 '13
InlemnI heiiting ot slalor rolls. R. B. Willlam-
acn. Am In^t E E l*ro 32:138-48 F 'IS
Invention ot the dynamo. Eflec W 61:S53-4 F
1 -13
Large direct -current fieneralors, 11 Iron Age
■i1:fi5S Mr 13 '13
Large direct -current units for Cleveland elec-
tric Illuminating company. 11 Blec W (1;
20S Ja 25 '13
Parallel operation of alternators with com-
posite windings. R. L. Mossman. II Elec W
61:66-7 Ja 4 '13
rot.-nlial w.ivpg of altemating-currenl gcn-
eralora, W, J. Foster, Am Inat E E Pro
31':20S-21 P -IS
Rpgulntion of definite pole alternator.'', S. H.
Morlen-'.-n. Am Inst K V. Fro 32:2P2-1 F '13
Trouble with three-wiro generators In paral-
lel. H. R. Mason, dlag Power 38:331 S 2 '13
Turbo- alternator design and conslrucllon.
Elec Ry J 41:97 Ja 18 '13
Voltage on short-circuit. Power 37:896 Je 24
Digitized by VjOOQIC
INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
Water* h(
21 '13
Bee alto Au
Commutalora
eralors. II Power :
Edgartewn, Mattachutetta
Doorways of an old whaling vlllaee. G. N.
Ros«. II Arch Rae S3:G5-6r Ja '13
Load losses ot alternating current seneratora.
W. J. Foster and F.. Knowlton, Am Inst
E E Pro 32:116-81 F 'IS
Losses In turtio-aUernators, B. Q. L.amine.
Power 37: HE Ja 28 '13
Alternator testing. P. 8. Barton. Power 37;
SS5-g Ap 22 '13
Comparison of methods of loading large a-c.
and d'C. generatorf and rolary converters
for factory temperature tests. F. D. New-
bury. Am Inst E E Pro 32:660-77 F '13
Comparison of methods of making load tents
on A-C. generators and on Induction
motors. B. F. Collins and W. E. Holcumbe.
Am Inst B B Pro 3i;190-2C3 P 'IS
Discussion on group III papers (Melhods of
testing apparatus for performance). (See
Proceedings for February. 1913) Am Inst
B B Pro 32:2i
1-72 N -13
Radium and the evolution ot the earth's
crust. A. Holmes. Scl Am 3 T6:C7 Ag 2 -13
Ser. alto Earth qua It es; Geology; Meteor-
ology; Mines and mineral resources; Ocean
AflS
L>ength ot geological epochs: radium as the
clock ot ages. Bel Am 3 TE:37« Je 1« '13
I and the Panama, canal. D. F.
Earthouakes
MacDonald,~t'i~Sci 'Am~"l09:3(lj'-5 plY ;i3
I the
liable
) damage by
Cost of living; llistr'
earth quakes
New seismology. J. Hllne. Bel Am S 7fl:lGl
S e '13
Earthwork
Convenient earthwork table. P. B. Hill. Eng
N 7i>:R2,';-fl O 23 '13
Melhods of handling light earthwork. H. C.
Landon. II Ry Age E'""" '
Are alto Dams: I
tlon; Foundations:
Slidss
Truth about (he Culebra rut slides. Panama
canal. A. S. Zlnn. dlag Eng N 70:4DS-8 Ag
28 'IS
Eastman Kodak compiny
Judicial decision Involving the camera film.
Set Am 109:lfr3 Ag 30 '13
New laboratory for research In optics and
photography. II Scl Am S 78:56-7 Jl 2S '13
Three years of accident prevention. II Iron
Age 91:I0&S-61 My I '13
Ecclesiastical architecture. See Church archl-
Econometer
CO, diagrams from actual practice. A. Be-
ment. Power 37:409-11 Mr SB 'II
Economic conditions
Growth or modern IndUBlrlallsm. E. C. Eckel.
Bng M 45: 321-S3 Je '18
Rrf aUa BuBlne«s conditions: Distribu-
tion (economics) : Tariff— United States
Ion: Cost;
lent regulation of Industry; Indus-
try; l^bor and laboring classes; Strikes;
Tariff; Taxation: Wages
Economtiert, Fuel. See Fuel economlsera
Eddy-c
Editing
Editing In tba government printing oDIce. P.
■ — M:S6" •- —
Daniel Boone Idea In education; school system
based on voluntary muscular work. 11 Scl
Am Il)9:3«l N 8 '13
Present day need'ot vocational education. T,
W. Rohtnson. Iron A^e 92:10J8-SS N « '13
Teaching from the child's point of view: •
new science created by Prof. Bmst Heu-
mann. P. R. Radosavljevlch. U Scl Am 109;
141 Ag 23 13
Kcc aim Classical education; Colleges and
universities; Corporation schools: Engineer-
ing education; Evening and continuation
schools; Industrial education; Ballroad
Education, ClaHlcal. See Oaaelcal education
Education, Cooperation in. See CooperfttlMi In
education
Education, Technical. See Technical education
education for butlnes*. See Business, Bduc<t>
tlon for
Education of employees. L. Galloway. Z Ac-
count 1E:3G-E£ Ja 'IS
Efficiency, Induetrlal
Automatic rating of workmen; Springfield
(Meas.) armory's system. Iron Age 91:811-1
Ap 3 '13
Blocking the other fellow's efficiency. Iltm
Age 91:20-1 Ja 2 'IS
Bonus and rating tor works executives. J:
Nelson. Iron Age 91:1169-62 My IS '13
Building a coBt_ system. B: A, Franklin. Bng
6:3S6-61 D 'LI
n of failures tn efllcier
:. Eng M 45:862-6 " '
' Collins.' Eng M 45:862-6 S 'IS
Chemical engineer and industrial etflclency.
W. M, Booth. Scl Am 9 75:210-1 Ap G 'IS
Bdlcleney and the railway wage problem. F.
L. Jandron. Eng M 44:141-7 N '11
Emciency and the worker. H. R. CaltawKy.
Eng M 4S:7IG-7 Ag '13
Efficiency of labor— a difficult problem for
the contmclor, E^g Rec 67:610 My 10 '13
ESBclency of large corporations; proposed
invest IgatEon by Dept. of commerce. Iron
Age S2:13n3 D 18 'IS
Executive efflclency. Automobile 11:470 P 13
'13
Hunger and shop efnciency. Iron Age 9I:107t
Mv 1 '13
Hunger, rest and shon effldency. M. H. C.
Rrombacher. Iron Age 91:1126 My 8 'IS
Hessurlng elRcIency on a profit basil. B: B.
Passano. Iron Tr R 62:682-4 Mr SO 'IS
Office efflolencv as it affects the men. L.
O. Fisher. J Account 16:11-21 Jl '13
- " efficiency engineering. Scl
S:466 My 2
. „. (luallty of workmanship, B; A.
Franklin. Eng M 46:201-6 N 'IS
Production largely Increased by a simple re-
-Tanlzation. B: A. Pranklln. II Eng H 46:
t^n i
Efficiency society
Concerning the L
Porter, Eng N tS:4S4 I
Digitized by VjOOQIC
INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
Efficiency toclaty — ConUnveA.
First £--..— ....
F S
Bacteria In ckkb. 3c1 Am S T6;80 Ag 2 '
Egypt
Antlqultia*
Of th
« '13
!S^i a
Induitriei and reiource*
Bgyptlan mlneraJs. Scl Am 109;70 Jl 2B '13
Egyptian linguafl*. See Hleroglyphlca
ElfTel, Alexandre Quatave, 1833-
Bullder and authority on aarodyoainlca. por
Scl Am S 1«:121 Ag 23 'IS
Eight-hour day. See Houra of labor
E^fflclency o[ a steam ejector. F. 1
Thomas.
Klnel:
4-6 N 1
IS
,i=ity
■leal apparatus. Elec
W «l:l216-7 Je-T
and humidity of the cooling medium on
temperature rise of stationary Induction
apparatus. J. J. Frank and W. O. Dwyer.
Am Insi E E Pro 32:138-62 F '13
Long-distance water-level Indicator. A. V.
Youena. dlag Power 38:8SS-30 D 23 "13
""■■""■ "f rating electrical apparatus. '" '
Itobblns. Am
Merrill. W. H. Powell a
Inst E E Pro 33:127-36 P '_ .
32:l«73-n37 Ab '13
New apparatus and appliances. See weekly
numbers ot Electrical world
New baseball Indicator. G. E. Mitchell. II Scl
Am 10»:1D» Ag » '13
) and suspended dust
pipe -thawing outfit.
Precipitation ot i
See alto Armatures: Automobiles — Elec-
tric equipment: Condensers (electricity):
Dynamos: Electric batleriea: FTlcctrlc cir-
cuit breakers; Electric equipment; Elec-
..._ry; Electric meters": Electric motL._,
Electric protective apparatua; Electric
railroads— Equipment and supplies: Elec-
tric sienals: Electric atandards: Electric
startpra: Electric transformers; Electric-
ity In mining: Electricity In the home:
Electricity on the farm; Electromagnets:
Loiai
n of young moduli (or very deforma-
ble bodies. H. Bouasse, Am Soc M E J 36:
106t-e Je '13
Elastic hysteresis. E. B. Smith. Eng Rec 67:
SSI-3 My 17 -13
. itism and elasticity.
' S1-M9-70 Mr IE '18
Electric accidents. See Electricity. Injuries
Electric alarms
Engine-room alarm equipment, plan Elec W
Discussion on group II papers (Methods of
determining losses in apparatus). (See Pro-
ceedings for February, 1913) Am Inat B B
Pro 32:3007-62 N '13
Losses In transformers, W. W. Lewis, Am
Inat E E Pro 32:473-504 F '13
Stray losses In t ranaformers. C. Fortescue
and W. M. McConahey. Am Inst E E Pro
32:308-31 P '13
Standardliatlon
Midwinter convention. A. I. E. B., New York,
Feb.. IBIS. Elec W 61:Glt-2S Hr 8 'IS
Elvctrlc arc
Sre alto Electric lampa. Arc
Electric automobiles. See Electric vehicles
Electric batteries
Battery for experimental use. H. E. Dey. 11
Elec W 62:1210-1 D 13 '13
Billiter alkali -chlorine callB. A. J. Allmand.
II Met A Chem Bng 11:18-21 Ja *13
■ battel. __ .
108: 435 My
Electricity dlr
I to make tliem. i
?ct from coat: problem ot the
__ with carbon consumption. B.
Baur. Sci Am B 76:346-8 My 31 '13
Ignition from dry cells. A. L. Brennan. Jr.
Improved prlmtuy wet cell. Elec W 62 :U!
Jl 1» 'IS
New electrolytic alkali cell. J: B. C. Kerahaw.
[| Set Am 10»:1B1 Ag 16 '13
Production ot cauatic alkali and bleach. D.
J. Allmand. II Scl Am S 76:22-3 Jl It 'IS
Test of nn Edlaon primary battery (Bdlson-
Lelande cell). D. Santord. Met A Chem
Bng 11:129-30 Mr 'IS
See nlno Storage batteries
Electric bella
l-\r alto Electric signals
Electric cables
morlnR_ electric cables In shafts. Eng A
H. W.
... Fisher. Am Inst E B
Pro 32:566-73 F '13: Discussion. 32:1869-67
S '13
Deasau-Bltlerfeld 60.000-VOlt cable. Slec Ry
J 11:369 Mr 1 'IS
DIscUfislon on Notes on underground condiilta
and cables (Mosman). Am Inst B E Pro
32:794-821 Mr '13
Eleclrlc cables for mlnca. W: White. Mines
A MIn 33:309-10 Ja '13
Handling telephone cables In tl>e mine. a.
Brown. II EhR & Min J 98:1216-8 D 37
Heating of cables carrying current. S. Dush-
man. Am Inst E E Pro 32:184-88 F 'IS
Novel designs of cable clamps and cable
brackets. 11 Elec Ry J 41:976 My SI '13
Progress of high-tension cables. Elec W 61;
1071 My 24 '13
Steel-taped cabtea . tor underground wirei.
Munlc Eng 44:47-8 Ja '13
Street lighting supplied from steel-taped ca-
bles underground. 11 Blec R & W Elac'n 68;
4S Ja 4 'IS
Krc aim Cables. Submarine; Electric dla-
irlbutlon: Electric wire and wiring; Insula-
tion
Electric carriage*. See Blectrio veUt
rt^'joogle
INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
Electric carrier sjateni, jl Uy Age 65:624-5 O
Eleetrfc celU. See Electric batteries
Electric Chrlitmai tree*
Electric Chrlalmas tree In New York. 11 Elec
R & W Elec'n 82:25 Ja 4 '13
Electric circuit breakers
DIst-uHslon on group IV papers {Mtscellaneous
subjects relaUns lo rating). (See Proceed-
ings for February, 1913) Am Irat E R Pi-o
S2;20T4-9 N IZ
Montreal apparatus for (eMtng circuit break-
ers. II dlag Elec Ry J 42:1244 D 13 '13
Oil circuit breakers for larife powers and
bigb potentials. K. C. Ranilall. II Am Inst
E E Pro 32;iaSB-!i2 O ■13
Rating of oil circuit breakers with
Electric cooking at Boston engineers' club.
11 Elec W 61;1171-4 My 31 '13
Recent tests ot the coat of electric cooking.
Scl Am S 7fi:ai» My 17 '13
Value of a cookinj; load. K. B. Maleer. Elec
W «2:lL>70-l I) 20 'IS
Electric cranM. See Cranes, derricks, etc
Electric current converter!
Automatic subslHtions. K. B, Summerhayea.
U Am Inst E E Pro 22:1336-SO Je 'U; Dis-
cussion. 32:22<!6-Jl n '13
Frequency cliangers and synchronous i
I Inst E E Pro 3
Ficlty,
95:1048 My 24 'IS
bution ;
Electric CO
Elec
cables: Electric diatri-
iMt. I
Turbo converter. II Power 3T:lB-( Ja 7 '13
See altn Electric current rectifiers; Elec-
tric transfurmera; Rotary converters
Electric current rectifiers
Advancement ol the mercury arc reollfler. H.
F. Perkins. II Met & Chem Bng 11:491-4 S
Randolph, diags
Electric conductivity
Conduction o( electricity throush an Insu-
lator. P. S. Helmlck. Scl Am S 7G:2S» Ap
2S '13
Conduit ivity of lluoaillcic acid and lend fluoa-
illcate. T. A. Putterson. Met & Chem lOni!
ll;6Ti)-2 I> '13
Electricity In mines. H. S. Webb. Colliery 33:
489-91 Ap '13
Sfc aim) Electric conductors
Electric Conductor*
Electrolytic corroaion nf eiirlhed metallic
conductors. Elec Uy .1 42:S1S-;;(1 O 11 '13
Transmission line conductors. Bng & MIn J
Eleo W fl2:548 3 13 '13
Motor- gen era tors and recllflers, 11 Automo-
bile 28:34-6 Ja 2 '13
Direct versus continuous current. Scl Am S
75:13 Ja 4 '13
Effect of a shorl -circuited aecondary on an
oB<-illaiin« cli'cult. L: Cohen. Blec W 62;
„ -J. J: S. Stone. Scl Am 8 76: 309-
^3-6 My 1T-Z4 'IS
conductivity: Electric
Increaaed conduit con at ruction with reduced
restrictions. Elec W 61:629 Mr ii 'ti
Iron pipe used for electric conduit. O. W.
Storey. Met & Chem EnK 11:190-4 Ap '13
Notes on underground conduit construction.
G. P. Speer. II Eleo W 61:52-4 Ja ' '""
Standard sizes of conduits for ele
ductors. Eng N 69:174 Ja 23 '13
Electric controller*
Constant voltiii
..] Inst
eerpta. I'
: Pre
1-5 Jl 8
Double -drum controller (o
Elec Ry J 41 :aS7 Mr '13
Dynamic braking hoi at cc
. H. P, Iteed. il iron Tr H 53:S79-!
N' 13 '13
Larfte automatic controller. II Elec W 61:1003-
4 My 10 '13
Leonard patent for electric control, dlags Elec
W 62:318-9 Ag 16 '13
See alea Electric motors; Rheoslata
Electric converter*. See Electric current con-
Electric cooker*
Automatic electric cooker. It Elec W 61:367
5 -IS
Electric cookery
Costa of one year'a ele<
ing. Elec W 82:843-4
cooker. II Eleo W 62:397 Ag
cooklne and heot-
: V ii Rur Stand Bui 9:5<J7-646 D
kleclric distribution; Electric
>n; Elei
ric ^
Electric discharge*
Acetylene- electric flame. C, F, Loreni. II
Elec W 61:Sil-G Mr 8 '18
Brush discharge. A. Voamaer. II Met & Chem
Etik 1I;i;2.1-'i N '13; Hanie, Sci Am S 76:
3fi»-3 1) 13 '13
Corona method of removing smoke and duat
from gases. W. W. Strong. U Scl Am 8 76:
156 S 6 '13
Poalliv.- and neRiilive corona and electri-
cal iirccipitatton, W. W. Strong. Am Inst
E E Pro X^:13'.'l-14 Je '13; Discussion. 32;
2300-15 D '13
^*ic ntiia Electric sparks; Radioactivity
Electric distribution
Convenient "
Hoial
1311-2 Je n JJ
Distribution -line construction problems. Bleo
W 61:380 F 16 '13
Distribution ot electrical energy. H. B. Gear.
Elec W 61:10-1 Ja 4 "13
Elfctric Held iliKtrilnitioii. W. S. Franklin. J
Fr Insl 176:61-76 Jl ■"
Elw
1 In a
mills.
Elec Rv J 41:618-23 Ap 6 '1.
Feeder tests on the San Diego electric rail-
way. H. Macnutt dlaga Elec Ry J 42:141-3
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EMctrIc diitrlbutlon —Continued.
Flow of water Irom [jumps uacrt lu PXiiUifn
various ayEtems vt electric ULstrll'iillon. I..
R. Pomcroy. (lingH Am Kiir S7:1R!-4 Ap '13
Grounded neiilral. Elec W £1:227 F 1 '13
Hish-tenBion distribution by one-wlra ground-
ed eyatem. J: A. Cavanaugli. Power 38:503
O T -la
Inductliin reEiiIatoni. J: A. R:inclo1ph. dl^RS
Power 38:919-21 D 30 '13
L.!tmp oreratlon due to accidental frround. S.
" •• -' "-- "V 61:10fl8 My 2" '^"
Locating grounds
•UitK
■13
; Elec
;Hblpa
: EIpcl
Electric plnnlH— Subt^lationn: EIpc
er: EHeftrlc transformers; Electric tri
slon; Electric wire and wiring: .
c driving;
Elactrlc driving
Altematlns- current drive of a newspaper
plant, Jersey City. N. J. A. B. Spauldlng.
, - -sey C ..
il Elec W 62:239 Ag 2 '13
AnalysiB of cost of eli ' '
dr>-. Elec W S2:537 S
-. .- --:239 Ak _ __
AnalysiB of coBt of electric drive In a foui
*— "'ec W S2:537 f " *
1 ~i'-h
ctrlcally-dr
, dia«s Iron Tr R 63:1177-8
Elect rkally.npc
II Inland tnr 51:532-3 Ji '13
Motor-driven cnal nnd Bsh-hnndllnB e<
ment al l-adflc Mills. f*outh I,awrence. !
11 KIcc W BZ:ins-'i 1) S -13
Hotor driving; in envelope factory. Elec f
m7 Je 28 'IS
Paragon system of electric drive. A. H
len. plan Power 38:264 Ar 19 'IS
Power reitulri '- ' — ■•■-- ' — '- '
Mach 1»;769-71 Je '13
„ molor drive (or planers
and similar shop machinery, il Elec R & W
Niagara power ._. _.
company, dlag Klec Ry J 42:J;;u-2 S 13 '13
Present status of erounded secondaries. Elec
W 61:303-4 F S '13
Requirements for proper grounding. Elec W
'1:337 F 15 '13
NJWer diati . _
. Elec Ry J 11:4
Three wire system with rotary balancer. A.
M. Bennett, plan Power 37:490-3 Ap 6 'II
TIrrell regulator. J: A. Randolph, dlags Pow-
er 38:501-3 O 7 '13
Weak spots In the distribution of electrical
Tergy. Eng Rec 67:266 Mr 8 '13
Elec'n 62:112-4 Ja 11 '13; Same. Am EJng
87:46-8 Ja '13; Same. Ry & Eng R 53:16 Ja
4 '13; Same oond. Ind Eng l!:76-7 F 'IS
ReverslnR motor planer drive. 11 Mach 19:
6SK-S Am 'la: Am Kuk R7:26» Mv '13
Iteverslng molc.ra for machine tools. C: Fair.
1 Eng M 45:119-20 Ap '13
of I
dri'
for
AgP 9:1:752 O 2 '13
Kff tilim Electric
Elactrlc atcvator*. Sec Elevators. Electric
Electric engineering
Changes in the National electric code. Elec
W 61:668 Mr 29 '13
Charles Proteus Stelnmeli and electrical
pro^eas. D. S. Martin. Scl Am S 76:28 Jl
12 ^13
Civil ...
York
rvire
LI est ions fc
II 4 '13
Aopllci-,
II Elei .. ,. ._ .„
Application of motors Id mining and mill In-
stallations in Colorado. W. J. Canada. Eleo
W 61:724-7 Ap B '12
Driving ilneshnrtlng. G: N. Van Derhoef.
Mach 20:197-8 N 'la
Economy of electric drive for air -com pressor
service. Elec W 61:1418 Je 28 '13
Electric drive for revpr»lng roUlne milK J.
A. Scager. dlag Iron Tr R ril:lM-7 Ak 21
'13
Electric drive for rolUng mllK H. Wiley.
Iron Age 92:848-t; O 16^13
Electric drive In mnclihie sliops. H:iec W 62;
7S0-1 O IS '13
Eaeetric drive In machine shoiis, C: Fair. Am
Inst R E Pro 32:1928-33 O '13; Same. Ind
Eng 13:482-3 N 13
Electric motor drive In a stiitlonery fiictorv.
11 Klec W 6;:1113-3 N :i 13
Electric operated copper converters. G. B.
Rosenblatt. 11 Eng & Mln J 95:901 My 3 '13
Electric power In foundry operations. H. F.
Stratlon. 11 Iron Tr It S3:!'17-L'l. "41 N 20
'13: Same. Foundry 41:407-16 O '13
Electrical dntn from some ("olorado mills.
Eng & Mln J 9G:903-4 My 3 '13
, n. M. Nichols, Power
Electrical (uliacles. A. H. Allen. Power 38:
165-6 Jl 29 '13
Examination questions in electrical engi-
neering. Eng N 69:170 Ja 23 '13
Joint meeting of British and Frencti electri-
cal engineers at Paris. May, 1913, Slec W
61:134:'-fi2 Je 21 '13
Maintaining operation during constnictlon
N. K,
N, k.
ork, Elec W 6
'13
and dis-
lons. Chlrano, June. 1913, Elec W 61:
■*J Je 7 '13
coast convention of the American In-
i" of electrical engineers. Vancouver.
!pt., 1913. Elec W 62:629-30 S 27 'IS
Canadian electrical
23d annual convention, Toronto. 1913,
V 62:69-71 Jl 1! '13
ventlon of Am. Inst, of electr
Cooperslown, N. Y., Jun
62:16-21, 81-6 Jl 512 '13
913.
F 22 13
Electricity in the packing Industry. W. D.
Bearce. 11 Blee W 61:466-70 Mr 1 'IS
Electrirytng a wjilpr-mpif-r f.i. lory, plan Klec
W 62:S94-S O 4 '13
General electric reversing motor drive. II
■- " -— ■'■0 Ja '13
™.t nf motor drive In a slx-
12,3Sl-2 Ag 23 '13
Lo-swIUE lathe tP!;t on motor armature ahafis,
11 Mach 19:6:;3-5 Ap '13
Motor drive tor a 28-ln, valve. J. R, Allen.
plan Power SB:1B1-E Jl 29 '13
Reorganization of the Department of elec-
tricity, Chicago. Elec W 6!:222-3 Ag 2 '13
Research laboratory of applied electricity. C.
Dontslzen. II Sci Am 8 76:261-2 Ap 26 "13
Retrospect o( the year 1912. Scl Am 108:1
Ja t '13
6th annual convention of the Assn. of rallwBV
electrical enulncprs, Chicago, Oct., Um.
Kkc \V r.2:SX2-i X I '13
7th annual convention of the Aaooclalion of
1-';;. 6S2-
Dynamos: Electric
ea and nther head-
ininc Bieotrlc:_ Electricity In mln-
r nf-o Armatui
irnlus and ami
heglnnlnc
EVeclricI
Conalnictlon of an overhead lint
roiid-s riBht of way. Magulrc
Elec R & W Elec'n 62:97-8 Ja
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Electric engineering— Law— r7a« If nurd.
Rules of electric Mrvlce In Wlacon»lii, Blec
W <1:338 F 16 '13
Uri alua Eleclric IIiibb — Law; Electric
El««trlc equipment
Centralized electrical control Bystems for Pan-
ama locks. II Eng Rec 6S:7ID-1 U 27. '13
Control equlpmenl for
I equipment In Lytton bultdlns. Chi-
cago, n dlft« Elec W 62;2B-g Jl E 'IS
Ellectrlcal equipment of a modem building:
Isolated BOO-kw generatlog pliint for Mo-
..... ,. .. .. - .. -.. ^ ii;8S6-«l P tl
, N. T. 11 Elec 1
McAlpIn hotel,
My 1
'13
Y. II I
92"-J0
1 equipment of Charlea river locks.
II diags Elec W 61:1355-61 Je 21 '13
Electrical Fqul]>nnent of Induslrial plantti:
illninlnatlon, motor requirements and tele-
phone-call aj'gtem of Continental motor
mfg. CO.. Detroit. Mtoh. K, C. Splllman. il
Elec W 61:10SI-4 My 2i '13
EHectTlcal rehablllULtlon of the Rock Island
railroad shops In Chicago. IJ plans Elec W
ei:H10-t Jg 28 -13
Improving electrical service
Eng Hec 67:539 My IT '13
Lighting and mc" ■"
Filene establish
6J9-8S S 20 "13
Output of Banni
cam pli ■
for I
•13
tries
^ry CO.. St. Louis,
^ . ..icreased with »a.me
equipment. Elec W 61:1101 My 24
equipment on steel
moior ™ri,. r. vv. liutt. Am Soc M E J
35:838-40 My '13: Same. Ry & Eng R 53:
420 My 3 '13
Varied uses of electricity In hotel Ohio.
Youngstown. II Elec W 6::1206-R D 13 '13
Wool worth building; world's highest offlce
building. Cr E. Knox. 11 dlags Elec W 82:
12G-3I Jl 19 '13
frr alto Automobiles — Electric equipment;
Electric apparatus; Electric distribution;
Electric driving; Electric lighting; Electric
plants; Electric power; Electric transmls-
slon; Electricity in mtnlnn; Eleclrloity on
ships; Electricity on the farm
GlBctrlc fans. See Filiib, Electric
Electric flatlron*. See Electric Irons
Electric furnace*
Advantages of small hlfh speed electric fur-
naces. C. Herlng. plan Met ft CAiem Eng
ll:IS3-7 Ap '13
Application of the electric resistance furnace
to determination of oxygen In Iron and
steel, R. H. McMUien. 11 Iron Age 91: 30H-
9 Ja 30 '13; Same. Mel ft Ciieni Eng 11:86-
7 F '13
Comparison between electric and fuel fur-
naces. Met ft Chem Eng 11:652 N '13
Crafts electric furnace of the Induction type.
C. H. Vom Raur. Iron Age 92:612-3 S 18 '13
Developments In electrochemistry. E. F. Roe-
ber. Elec W 61:20-1 Ja 4 '13
Eleclric brass furnace. C. Herlng. Foundry
41:111-8 Mr '13
Electric brass furnace. C, VIckers. Foundry
41;!7-8 Ja '13
53:129-30 Jl 17 13; Iron Age 92:174-6 Jl 84
■13
Electric furnace for making steel castinga:
llrst Roechllng-Rodenhauser furnace Instal-
lation In U. S. at Crucible steel casting
CO., Lansdowne, Pa. C. H. Vom Baur. II
Foundry 41:56-8 F '13
Electric furnace heat -treatment of steel. E.
F. Lake. II Mach 20:111-4 O '13
Electric furnace In a steel casting foundry:
Metallurgic engineering co., Milwaukee. 11
Foundry 41:363-4 S '13
Electric furnace In production Of iron from
ore: discussion of present status and com-
parison of ,Seandln:ivlan and Caltfornlan
practices. D, A. Lyon. Mel A Chem Eng 11;
15-9 Ja '13; Same. Sci Am S 75;381-3 Je
14 '13
Electric furnace In the steel foundry. E. P.
Humbert, Iron Age »2;MI4-E D 18 '13
Electric furnace methods of steel production.
J; B. C. Kershaw. II Iron Tr R 62; IS7-203.
361-3 Ja 16, F 6 '13
Electric furnace of Crucible steel casting co.,
Milwaukee. 11 Iron Tr R 62:1399-1400 Je
19 '13
Electric furnaces In Iron and braas foundries.
E. K. Scott. Foundry 41:379-81 8 '11
Ejleclric furnaces; their design, characteris-
tics and commercial application. W. M.
Johnson and G: N. Sieger, "" ' " — -
, 563-7
'13
Electric production of steel: from the early
experiments of Siemens to the thirty 'ton
furnace of to-day. 11 Scl Am 109;S8-9 Ag 1
-...^ .pnolUE fllrnnce for CA«f Ht**'
J 41:9.
Electric smelting of Iror
Iron Age 92:124-6 .11 17 '13
Eleclric steel furnace In foundry practice.
Mnch l!t:611 Ad '13
Electric steel Industry's present status: num-
ber and character of electric steel furnaces
In the United Slates compared with those
In other countries. Iron Age 92:81 Jl 10 '13
"' "■"; furnace. Met ft Chem Eng 11:
Elec
'13
plan Iron Tr R
52:747 Mr 27 '13
Electrode bolder construction for electric fur-
naces. II dlags Met ft Chem Eng 11:321-6 Ja
Electrodes for eleclric furnaces: proper de-
sign and manufacture, O. B. Barham. Scl
Am S 76:B6 Jl Zfl '13
Epochal achleycment in the electrical arts.
First combination Induction furnace In oper-
ation In the United States. C, H. Vom Baur.
II Met & Chem Eng 11:113-4 F '13
25 '13
Frlck electric steel Ind
. 'iron Age 92:670-1 S
ctlon furnace, dlags Iron
Age 3Z;744-7 O 2 '
3; Same. Scl Am S 76:
357-9 D e '13
'92:l'ilS™4"N"fs'l'3""''
n: Fric'k!'"ron'AK.
Prick Induction furna
e. 0; Frick. plan Eng
M 46:439-48 D '13
Helfenstein large elec
11 Eng M 46:97-100 Ap ■__
Inrluetlon -furnace notes. J. HUrdfn. Met &
Chem Rng 11:659-62 O '13
Manufacture of carbon dlsulphlde. E: R. Tay*
lor. II Sol Am S 75:410 Je 88 '13
Methods of heat-treating steel with electrtc-
Uv, E. F. Lake. 11 dlags Mach 20:278-82
n '18
New electric steel casting plant: a Stassano
furnace installation In Calltomla. E. H.
Schmelz. II dlag Met & Chem Eng 11:709-10
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_ trie fumacss.
O. J. Abell. II Iron Axe 91:1388-9 My 2S '13
New type of electrical furnace for the reduc-
F. LiOuvrler. 11 Mel 4 Cham
Bng 11:710-3 D '13
Inch effect and the pine
.. J. Harden. Met t
Pinch effect and the pinch-eftoot eloc
M Ag -IS
Chen
[ 11:123-
appll cat Ions of the electric furnace
•u western metallurgy. Met & Chem Bng
11:577-81 O '13
Present status of the Induction furnace, plana
Met & Chem Eng Il:9a-103 P '13
Production of the diamond In electric fur-
naces. F. P. Mann. dla«s Met & Chem Eng
ll:3Gl-3 Je 13
Proitresa of electtic smeltlnc at Heroult. Cal.
J; Crawford. II Met A Chem Bag 11:383-8
Jl MS
Progress of electric steel Industry, Bng &
Mln J 96:453 S fl '13
Recent Improvements In the use of the elec-
tric furnace. 11 Scl Am 109:84-5 Ag 3 '13
Regulating electric furnaces, dlags Met A
Chem Gng 11:347 Je '13
Roech ling- Rode nhauser electric fumnce for
making steel for castings. C, H. Vom Baur.
11 Iron Tr R E2:lB3-6 .la 9 '13
Smelting iron electrically with coke as fuel.
II plan H. J. Hanson, Iran Tr R 53:1003-7
D 4 '13
Smelting of copper
nace. I), A, L.yon — „-
Am InM Mln E Bui 80:2117-49 Ag '13: Same
cond. Met & Chem Eng 11:522-7 S '13
Smelting zinc In an electric fumace. F. L.
"■--- "--. A Ch " ■•-
._„_ ,.'2:8BB-T O 16 '13
Steel castings from the electric furnace, B,
F. Cone. 11 Iron Age 91:1273-33 My 29 '13
See alio Electric heating; Electrometal-
lurgy
Electric tuies
Change in the National electrical code. Etec
W 61:630-1 Mr 32 '13
Electric-fuse construction. L. B. Buchanan.
Etec W (1:577-8 Mr IG 'IS
Blectrlc fuse testing. L. W. Downea. Bleo W
Sl:4ia P 22 '13
Electric fuse testing. A. A. Somerville. Elec
W 61:141 Ja 18 '13
Fuse economy. H. S. Pardee. Elec W 81:1044-
6 My 17 '13
Fuse economy. H. R. Sargent Blec W tl:
83T Ap 19 '13
Important change In National electric code
Bu^ested, Blec W 61:553-4 Mr IE '11
patented electric fuse for preventing total
or partial mlssflrea when firing shots In
series. Eng M 45:258-9 My '13
Electric seneraton. See Dynamos
109:190 S 6 '--
Eleetrlc haulage accidents, Eng & Mln J 35:
661 Mr 29 '13
Hff nim Electric locomotives; Electric
railroads; Electric tractors: Electric trueka;
Telpherage
Electric heitina
Costs of one year's electric cooking and heat-
ing. Blec W 62:943-4 S 27 '13
Electric heating and lighting In E^ngland. 1,;
EK
. Had away, ]r.
ting del ...
Elec W 61:16-6 Ja 4 '13
Electric- heating plans at Marblehead, Mass.
Elec W 61:1095 My 24 '13
Improved air conditions In a Boston resi-
dence. F. I. Cooper, plan Heat & Ven 10:
20-S P '13
Liow rates for electric heating service. Elec
W 62:476-6 S S '13
Bee alv) Electric furnaces; Electric water
Electric holata. See Hoisting machinery; Mine
hoisting
Electric Ignition. See Automobile engines — Ig-
nition: Oas and oil engines— Ignition
Co-operation for electrical development Elee
W «2:514-S S 13 '13
Co-operation to promote a greater electrical
Industry. Elec fCy J 42:412-3 3 13 "IS
Co-operation with the aaJes department: Edi-
son Illuminating co. of Detroit. S. M. Sher-
idan, Blec W 62:639-41 S 13 '13
Credits and collections discussed by electri-
cal bualneSB men. Elec W 62:1046 N 22 'IS
Developing- the latent electrical market. Elee
W 62:1261-4 D 20 '13
Eastern New York section. National electric
light assn.'s annua] meeting at Lake
Oeorge, N. T., Sept., 1913. Blec W 62:574-6
S 20 '13
Electric service In Chicago. II map Blec W
61:1137-46 My 31 ']3
Electrical affairs in Great Britain In 1912.
' ". Bridge. Elec R & W Elec'n 02:16-6
T: C.
Ja 4 '13
Electrical Industrial growth I
.Martin. Elec W Sl:3 Ja 4 'la
Electrical propaganda on wheels. 11 Elec W
62:188 Jl 26 '13
Financial needs of the electrical Industry. F.
A. Vanderllp. Blec W 62:534-7 S 13 '13
Furthering electrical Invention. B: P, Thomp-
, March 4 & I
. Blec
Elec W 61:14-5 Ja 4 '13
J, Robert Grouse on the Society for electri-
cal development Elec W 62:169-70 Jl 36 '13
Retail dealer and electric appliance salea.
Blec W 61:349 F IG 'IS
Review of the year in the electrical Industry.
Elec R & W Elec'n 62:7-16 Ja 4 "*
Chicago central station
„. „..., -. __pHances, S. M-
Kr-nnedy, iT Elec W 62:10Ki-3 N 22 'U
Statistics of electrical installations In Chi-
cago. Elec W 62:174 Jl 26 '13
Supplv .iobbers' convention considers accounl-
inr. Elec W 62:1037-8 N 22 '13
Syndicate interests In central stations. Elec
"" 62:482-8 S ' ""
1913. Elec W 62:171-8 j( 2L —
Unified pubUc utIllUea In central IlUnola. 1)
map Blec W 61:1146-66 My 81 '13
Yenr's progress In continental Europe. 1911.
C. I> Durand. Blec R & W Elec'n 62:34-6
: Electric plants —
c power; Electric
Electric In
detectors. R. Li. Mossman. plans
37:14-5 Jb 7 '13
"' iments, 11 Blec Ry J
41:728-9 Ap 19 __
Precision direct -current indicating-instru-
ments. 11 Am Maoh 38:877 My 22 '13
Switchboard losses. H: D, Jackson. Power ST:
3TG Hr 18 'IS
, and references i
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Electr.e miflatlon. ?*e 1: !'j:ai:on N'^n y^.Ta-W.m rey ■^mi-a. E>;g N S»:5S9 Ur
I <j\,Br:i I-J^e lan^p: J^fifra acl rrircipal uses
..; i:.c C'-:r«r He« i-.J Ta.-^uro arc J. C.
. Ji H. M':rt-crc.li. 11 EIcO
. J, P--.>i-r.
'.;-,--,. 1. L.i:.
T . S. pi.. 1V13:
= MardI
. 11 Elec
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Indirect Tlhimrnallon lor general ofDces. Klec
W 6l;.155-8 P 15 'IS
liidiEwl (it'litiiig. JOlec W 6lil.",0 Jii IS '13
Inijlrecl-llghllng units with detacliatile bowls.
il eiec W $:i:143 As so '13
liKluKirial IlKlil-ltix l>v InruiiiltKoent lam lis:
Kli-i' W^'sjIidiiI-s'k IB 'JS '
Iii.^ullatiun mid maint>-niinL-« uf electric iK-iid-
li«hl riiutlimtiit, V. T. KropiUlowskl. i3iaK»
III' Ai^i IllPCli ed) S7;3<>7-g. 42»-au, 5tfi-U,
aa-i Jl-Ak". U-N '11
,jhr,iry illuniiiiatiun. P. A. Vauglin. U Elec
\y Gl:ll]fi-8 Je 14 '13
Jifhting: Inalalled In the Pilene eatabllsh-
iiient, Bwlon. 11 Elec W 62:uSa-2 3 20 '13
.iKliling DC an eleclrical salesroom. II Etec W
61;;*4 Ap 1! 'IS
.rt'hdiiK of iiucoiniihlle Hak-Kr'xim •>! I1i<'
While CO., Uiwti-ii. II BJbc W 6a;IJ3«-l U
... I Iho ,„,„
i:iw W S2;1332 U 27 '13
irliliiic ot Ihu I'liiiiima-IJacllic ex[iosUlon.
MH.'i. Elcn W 61:1043-1 My 17 'IS
k'liiInK the modern circus. |[ Klec W 62:
:^U Ag 1 'IS
;ijilnu Die )'iiiiama'I<nrlllc t'xnnsitlon, lOlR.
■I'WM- 37;797-S Je 3 '13
1 scries lighting circuits. V.
■•■ -:»29-3« Mr S '13
I. 11 Klec
CL'tior
Nat lor
...< Bng 4!):2B:-4 S '13
i|iiil liKhtlna: H'tnt of Ti
!. It Sluiiir- KtiR 44:l!'T-2'i
c Itglit
t electrlc-lleht
llxturt-a: H«il.libo;irdn
Coat
li.i-ton EilJMOii house-wiriiiK eamiiaign. Klec
„\V «2:l<il3-4 N 15 '13 i s r
Cost of municipal electric llgliting at CUi-
eago. R. Pajmer. Eng N 70:668 O 2 '13
Coat Of street lighting In Chicago, Elec W
Rate*
How weather condlllons i
ijllla. Elce W fll;302 P 8
Pasadena miKilclpal lieJiting plant. II Munic
fc-ns 44:Bn5-li Je '13
problem. Elec W 62:1215 U IS '13
I'uMIc service commission acta in landlord and
tenant case. Fiiwer 38:41(1-7 H 16 13
Halts for _IUTliek-y.^ Ual., elfdric tight. Munto
Rates for electricity. H: D. Jackson. Ens M
14:32fi-34 D '13
llccurd of I'aaiidcTia's municipal plant. I'ower
3Mli26-T (> 28 -]3
Sy.'tem in charging. W, H. Boudi. Puwer 37;
474-5 Ap 1 '13
^^zsurs-T- " •""■"-
»
.\mt-iit-aii elpclilr railway nHsoi^intinn: reu
Bi,c"]V"j"i!:s<7--"r, 'liv " »""■■
"fS ?■&;•■;, ';vvi5'" '»""•""
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11 Elec W 62:439 S 6 '13
(■.•Kl of cn-ctliih' ilii.iHlK.voit transmission
Uni-i^. 11 Elci- W Sl:1259 Je 7 '13
fiPBis of mal«rlnl for GBnO-volt line construe-
tl..n. Klec W 61:11147 -My 17 '13
I>»slgn uf hlRh-teiialon electric transmission
lin.'s. J: Ureeiihalgli. Eng M 44:4U-S5 O
DetiTllH of permit for ilrcat Fall.i liansmls-
sJcin line. ICug Itec 67:1«:; F S '13
DistriLutiou lino records. H. A. Holmes, maps
l-:\ec W 62:21*1-3. 338-40 Ag I'-IS '13
Brfect of sleet storm on distributing lines at
Itochester, N. Y. It Elec W 61:412 P 22 '13
V, J I. I ireiss.-r. diuus .\m inst" K M ITo
■ Chicago.
Klec W 62:623-5 S il '13
f llKhtilif!. il Elec -W r.niM Ja II
iPtTi Bicctlon. N-atinnal clpi'tric 1
1st Himual onnv.nll.pn. Macnn.
913. Rlec W 62:3iiS-!t. 42T-!i Ag !
Ileliling cncliif
ley. II Elec W 61:407-
.'' '
: fic.
■■■lliis. il Eng N 6»:610-I Mr 1;
I!pni,.y
al ,.r
I^'tj^ fr My streeis, Elec TV
Sidp-lii
■""13 "
44.0(IO-volt (ranBmls.«lon-Iin<
n at Panama, il Ei^c W 6^:211
smillicrn <'atifornia. II. \V. neiinlR, II illaes
ElPC \V <2;:81-7 Ac 9 '13
Slrensclh of tranHnitsslon lowers. K. D
CoomliS, Elec W 63:S44 S 13 '13
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Electric line* r;t,iiiirri. Nfw d-f:im nf *!e-tric locK.mntive for the
T'-M.JE 11.11.^ ::.i.u;aI.T! iii lOa. f <J H. N. a Y tK lTn..!.a. l.t;* -jt li.e N>w Tork
MK'«u:. i;.-. Kv J 41' :■;;:■ !■ :' :! r.r...r^. ,,,.ir,,^,i u ,.„,„;. tug N 6? S"u-2
Tri.!frr..sf.-.-, I:-- j-.'S »:..! (..vi-rs. KnK & W; i ;■:
M,r, J !■■• -r.;-; .\|. ;■■; :i N. « i>i-c rlr- ir.c '.ori.TnPtive for heavy p«s-
Trai.>ii.,s^it.n l"Btr defjcn tor tl.e Central .-!ip« yrT. i.f. New Y .rk Central electric
z ti'. [^an l:^ & F.ns K &J.3^4-£ Ap 2£ '13;
.-ati.T ,-..!il. K.tc !;>- J tl:6M-i Ap 12 '1!
X-u iy;,t vt e;, ruic Jocomouve. U Eng Eec
«: *-;■ 31- Aj, i; 'IS
New York Cenlral eleclric locomollves. U Eng
M c r;;-; as "is
S,r.--l--i' ,~. n :■■; ;.!,.| ;■'■ I'^e c-.tlverler for
]- TT-.i .- ,.,M'-r il Jiaui. Elfc Ity J *!':
rvuJ e-ectrlfl nations. A. H. Armatronc.
Hv J )::::-;o ja « 'ii
n. V.
i m California. Flt-c P.y
J ii...^l.iT,ef. Elec W
:;,! siiklns machin
Elec RAW
J 4; :';l.'-3 Ar I''- '13 N' -.;.-^ ..■,-,■ ■!■ ■_!•:■ ::i.- m,i(-li!nes, G.
Fri-n'}! Fiijck-iihuse Ipcomotwe. r'^"' Elof !■ : !• . ;\.- 1.- \\ ■■: .-■■- .1.- . '13
i:v J 41-;-SS-;'ii F la 'IJ s, r ->■ . m. ■ .- - c ■;•■! '■■>-^E. i:oBenbere.
i-ar's in' ciiv :.ri^i s-jV.rl'an' p,Vv.. ,■ i::,'.- lli ?;. :.-;■.:,. .,;
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\V M;T:'7 Aj. 12
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ctrle machinery -(Vnlimifd.
iSrr aim Commulators; Uynamoa; Etec-
trlr aiiparalus nnd apT>U»nceH; Electrlt
l')ln'Li-li> driving: Klptlric enslneerint-: Khe-
aWUrif. Hyaroeletlrlc planta; kotary e
'lo 32:3;u.6 F '13
■nmiKatliHi and ■ -
im mat B B T
(irmlnallon uf
itiiCH. H. F. T. Erhpn ami II. H. I'iiBe.
lOM R R Pro 32:3S2-9 V '13
l.wwM in nyn.-hrtiiiou!. inartifii.^s. F. K.
lai-d. Am InBt R K I'm ;!!;54S-5I F '13
"'"» IJynamoH— l,iiKsi!»; Hli-ctHc m<J-
Temperature
. -Itinary Indui
. J. J. Frunk uml XV. O ,„.
Am Inol F; R Pri> 32:S;iS-«2 F 'IS
Lnboratiiry InvvstlKatloii of tprapeniture rlne
as B riinctlon ol atmospheric cundlllons. r
R. RInnpliard and C T. Amiersun. Am Inet
K K Pro 32:Jii4-7"i _K -13
'13
. lie
- EliT Uv J ri:
Mi'tliod of ilelermlntng umpcr
iiiitliiK i;urrenl ueneralors al.-
raimi temprralure. 11: <J. Rfial and T. h.
Rdpii. Am limt K R Pi'o 33:L'3B-34 F '13
Mi-lhcid of raliiw elfi-li'li'iil a|iparatiiB. W.
I.. Merrill. W. 11. I'owell and C: Uii1>1><nH.
Am Inflt E B Pro SS:12T-3lj F '13; UiB-
niB^'ioii. :i;:1t;7ft-I737 As '13
MothmlB ijf dtlermiiiltiK temperalurp of trans-
fnrmcrs and uf c.nllnE modliim, 8, K.
■ • :<iid <i, \V. Winle. Am Tiwt K F
I'r.
■13
. DlMf'l
ST 3-6
HT, I., \V,
lij^^m^iiM
ii^i^b^ anjl' p. ' TlK-iiias.* Am Inat
ratory Im-fullHatiim of (.-m|)pr
a III re rise
nianchiiid <itid C. T. Aiid'.-ii.on
'" Am"! list
dHi. blliilOK
■: i;r.> 3:':lB4-75 F "IS
Irjcal iiiH-
Eli-ctrU- iTs'li
..■ry. 1. _I.aMh-miiir. Am_ InM
I'^irormofni'mi.
Coiiiblnfd kilowatt-hour and demand meter.
(liana EIpo W 62:S0B Ab 3 'l^l
Graphic meters. Eiec W 62:i8:i-l Jl 2S '13
Horschlt]! Blip meter. It Else W 63:4t1-5 Ae
iMa.liincs. J. A. r'app and I„ T. lloli-
. .\.ii HiM( I-: K \;,i 3:;:7u:'-S Jir 'LI!
nt Li:iyl..li. il KIm- W (il:132ii-l Je 11 '13
llemiile control of lu'o-rale meters for off-
peak Bcrvlce. plan ElPc W 61:684 Mr 29 '13
Split-core Instnimert for menaurinB larce
direct current, plan Elcc W 61:632-3 Mr £2
e-form. F: Bedell.
Cost of porL.
Eiec W 62:
Mi-n-r i.-il t.i.
2 Ag i '13
t-hour meter leating for rentral Blallone.
W. Ward and H. N. Stroh. 11 dlags Elec
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Elcctnc motor* r.-nliri,..! Sp*«) c
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D/r-(-_c.rr-T.t rr.-.t'.r from a_ l*:f_;lic.ne rine- A'jt..n-. ,f. r-v-;r,E -tarttr, J. A. Seager. II
K. A. .
Tine
l^.u,■r
3S:
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11:
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Teiting
l,«d t
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on J
H<>1
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'v.-rt
^m
M.-[lK.dS
Irttr^sling static electric motor. H, B, Daf- DevelorroeDt of the electric railway motor.
]?;-. i: S-.i Am ::S^11 Ja 1 'll .v, iv. Siorer. E:«: Ry J 41:!1-S Ja 4 '11
y. ■ ■ ■ ■■ • ■ :. :■ ■■ ■ .. l: v.- W ■-- E. ■-■r.-'ir.ir? ir. motor Tr.ainieraiK-e. J. C. Thin-
_ .. N -■ ^ ^ ., , .. '^^I'- Elec R>- J 41:370-11
;■ ■. ;. • ■-- y y. H .;. ■:■- ):!.- N T Eltc'Ry J 41;
M'.'.'^rs ■■•T.i ir.at'jr a pi';; call on a. A. B. Morr^-
■ I- :.-..,. .-T. :■.■-. 1-- .-- S 27 ■!!
Riij:nav riH.'.ir ..(.r.eclions. diags ELec Ry J
!■..■■ :.:.■:-!! of the d:r(:^t-r-.;r- 41,li;4 ■ '- "' ■■■■
i ■ ■■:.■: -.'.<.- lo;M!.,)?e ir.dj-- Sinpie-I'!
■ .' ■■■.■ i; Mvrc^jtz. ElfC -W CI: r.:i; &
::-- I- : ■;- 'IJ
I-r .^-^ '..-.;.'r.'a-:r. V, A FiTn. ETec W '■:: r'-r.-.^'-.-M \fi- T-..:\s\ ,y m.t.irB. I,; Btll. (li.igs
I'-Ei, :: M. i:.-? .'i s.r- ■:-. v..- ■ i;> j ;: ■.'-.■:> it : -u
Ra-.rif if :r.:-,'';-T. I....t..^^^. A. Gray. TMe W S'tcxr e moicrs, fiynchronoui
^!>■ 2 n"" ■ ■■ " 1,. "."■. ■■" " . "- '■ ■ ■ .".".s"T;,.ii''.T'p .iun'tiK st;.rt-
.^rlf-ttartir.? sii.Bb rha^e Inlutmn mr.t.-.r. ' ■,' ^ . ', ^ ■' ,' , ,'" JC ''/T ;;;',.''|„''VI'''l™i.^
C: F. Frs.'J'a. Jr. il Sci Am S 75:i;6-7, :4:-3 ,.,,. ,. . , ,,.■ ,, .. ,i 'i,,,],,, n..n iiu.t.ir
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isolated SM-kw generatlnK pLant for ^o-
llan Hall, K. 7. II plan Blec W S1:39G-401
F 22 'IS
S;4-!2 Ag '13
Pnwer tT.H7-i Ap 1 "18
ilnlcd plant vs. central Btallon. Power 37:
<<!-! Ap 15 '13
ilatpfi plant vs. central slatlon. V.'. B.
,™-is. Power 37:720-1 Mv 20 '13
t^ilnlne power from a lesting plant. Scl
\m lUflHOS Mv 3 '13
fralinc tlw p'nnt of Mnson-Senm.Tn trans-
nrtaHon ™., N. Y.. under OitfloultlPs, plan
'nwpr 37:(!27-S Mv 6 'H
■rallon of a turbo- electric lee factory, I.oB
l^icr --- - - - ---
Gorge steam atatlon ot the Northern Ohio
tra-ctlon & light co., of Akron, O.. at Cuya-
hoga FallSL J. C. Lttlhrop. I[ plana ELec W
62:4111-24 Ag 30 "13
Jncknonvlllp, (Fla.) traction co.'s power plant,
il Power 37:654-7 Ap 22 '13
LlghCng. water and ice plant at Graham, N,
C. Eloo W 61:627 Mr 28 '13
1-ittlp Itni'li. Ark,-ti,.w tiirl.liiu Instiillallnn of
Merlden, Conn, electric co.'a new power sta-
tion. 11 Power 38:218-9 Aft 12 '13
llontgotnerj'. Ala. eenlral power ptant. W. O.
Rogers. 11 Power 87:438-41 Ap 1 '13
New Perth Amlioy central atallcm, W. O.
Rotters. II I'ower :i7:Sfl-ll .la II '13
Newport News & Old Point railway * elec-
tric CO. at Hampton, Va.: combination rail-
way, electric and fce-maktng plant. A. B.
Smith, il plan diac Elcc W 6S;J71.S Ag S3
■13
. Fi>ik
jiiticai co-operatEon belwccn rptilml sta-
ilr.ri iinil iBoIaled plant, p. R. Moses. Eng
M .H:r.7R-87 Ja 'IS
udentlal insurance co. plant, Newark. N.
r. C: ir. Bromley. II plan Power 37:2-8 Ja
' '13
rctiaslne nr maklnft powec. H: D. Jackson.
I'ower 38:317 S 2 '13
nton heel co.. Lynn. Ma»B.: good record
or small Isolated plant. F. L. Johnson, il
'oner 3S:45fi-g S 30 '13
-reasful email Isolated pinni, Detroit,
Ihh, il Power 3S:33-4 Jl 1 -13
■ho-alternator plant for the world's l-nr-
rst office building; Railway exchange
'dg.. SI. I.ouis. Elpc W 61:714-5 Ap 6 '13
v the Chicago mierai building in In have
3 own plant. Power 38:73-4 Jl 8 '13
Ki.'c
n'-nt:
V.' 61:603 Mr 22 '13
I distribution ot energy. Elea
St. De'nii nl.'rtrlc poiier sl'^iiiun. I'aVis. t
Am S 7I1:L';S-I' O 11 '13
Savnnnnli electric co.'s new jMiwer plant
O. Rogers. II plan Power SR:ir':'-; Jl 2
SpringKeld dec trie light plant. W, O. lio
il Power 38:318-23 S 3 "13
al. station praclloe at Waterloo. Iowa.
i:ies Elec \V S3177-R1 .11 26 'l.l
!iik1 PlSRlrlc Ihuminatlng co.'s generat-
i.lnnt A. T). WlillamB. il plan Power 37:
7. 51fi-7 Mr IS, Ap 15 '13
nnr'chlc.Tgo. il plans Power 37:583-93
. map Power 28 :;!r..-i-S S 9 '13
I Hull's Bridge (Conn.) plants
itiiiilc power CO, W. O. Rogers.
Cl:2;'l-3 F B '13
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Electric planU— Cpnlral staltons— Acrt.— Tonl. OpmirlunlllcB /or power jilant economy J. O.
■imi ,.>iiii.iirini.- i..i»i-r ooBf in stcum nluiil:*. Power «■, .ii'.'mltB In laiBe BfnfraitnB plants.
II r. stc.tl ■111,1 W >f ([..isiicli, .Mil lii"l Kni: Kfc fi'^-lM N 1 '13
f' F "pr.. S' h"'S-li:il >H- 'n Prartioiil co-opprntlon between central sta-
,. , tlon ntiil li-olated plant. P. K. Moses. Eng
' " ' , . ^ . M H:57K-87 Ju 'JS
Central station construct Ion -t-ost data oh- prevpntlun of ncclilfnls In opntral stations, 11
lainert Irom Tenney cpntrai-statlon com- ,.., „- ^j.^^.s My l" -13
panics tn Massaohuselts, l.ler W 62:63'.i-40 (jiii,.k-HrlnB arrnnKcn<-nt of t")llprs tn relay
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r. 11 Kl.
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li-
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R
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fe.
central Bta
R
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-fricorntlr.i
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S
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[a
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l-:i,-<- W fi!:S4S O 25
K
■suits .If n
in: Wo
ISB. Elcc \
«1*:1041 M>
17 ■»
S
lies omMti!
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61
1091-4 My
tial Ken-
l> 13 13
iges from noodi. etc.
..[- Ll,,. ll.H).l il..|i<l. Elec TV 61:
■I . '^ 1(1 eleclrloal properties. 11
■-[■I Ar S -13
, t<i r-'iTirical IntcreslB In OHlo.
.-.(■■]--> Ap 12 -ll
bmeigcd flt'clrlral apparalUB to
fT llooil. (3: H. Moree. II Klec
Signals
siuii.ilj .1 ci'iii'ial cli'itric nnvolty.
ni, W: R. Davis, plan I
■^ignnljiie In the world'
Inn lirnils at nnthra
.kawnnna R. R. »'<
S. lllpsccker. Ai
A|- 13; liisc-usslor
«- 6!;T»l-2 O
•. LlveiTfilBe. II
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lectrk plintt-^iilwl
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c planti, Municipal
i>pk.Ts llKhti
3
ngeles muni
■ated. Eleo '
iliml iif nwl llniiinR. W, 1* Durand; D!
It™i-lninii. I'tiwor I8:"nT.S D 2 '13
Jam. Mliin.-iiDulls. Jlliiii. 'il Klec W S3:104^-
^ X 22 -U
nil. j'l'V ';iisi"i:i:'i'i;r-'(;',MV,Tr''is*''
mini, (,t ,.\:,„i ^\f,,. i„ |,.iivi;r i-nst. P. M.
iii'i.ln. \rii InM !■; i: Pr.i l2:1ri3i;HS O '13
)■".,',"!' •;'., "11'-'-.'-, '■■"'1 with |)1:im eiie. Eke
.>i. .if... Kli.i irio IliililiiiB -r-wt; Poorer coit
Ratei
tlilRp,_ »Inss._ centrat-slatlon practice. II
TlTO.ikfnEs. S, II.
, C R. MitPB.
te. EnK & Mln
ii.'^lleld. Mas!>;, ilRhtlTi): planl.
1.. central- slat I un dsveiop-
W 02:4736 S fi 'IS
IHs on central-station ralca.
I S » '13
.v.li. II. J. Bronwrw, jr. il Miinli; F.i
(t;i-Jl Ag '13
iii;il|i:.l iiKtiliiiK i.laiit nl Si-!illl<., W.ii
inirrr>ai ' lifihllnB plant coat. Munlc E
; in Inndlord
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hirlns. Mil Hie
A. n. Rlak".
. il T-:h--- w r.-:i7i-, 8 Ac
Kli-lri.- .hivlni:: Kl.-.-
Cott
of kllowatt-lifiir rn-ls ol
"tciii. Elcp W r.-i 2S8 Ab 2
>iio yenr's pleotric oiOklnK
1. H. II. Sllckney. plan Power
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ElectiHc rallroids — ronstructlon — Contliueit.
Speclflcatlona for 600-volt cilrert current over-
head trolley coiiKtructlun. diass Ity & But
R 53:1202-( D 27 '13
Supoortlni; en electric railroad on the edge
of B Bide htll. W. L. Webb. II plan Ens N
" - - '13
hlngton & Old Dominion rallwAr. W. N.
Smith. 11 map plan Elec Ry J 41:M4-tl
Mr M '1!
Way and buildings. Bleo Rr J 41:C-I Ja * 'IS
Way construction of the Connecticut com-
pany. 11 maps dlass Elec Ry J 42:328-35 AK
SO -13
Westchester railway electric tracllan. tl diasa
Eng N S9:lZ08-n Je 13 '13 .
«« alio Electric railroads— Trach: Eloclrlo
railroad a— Wires and wiring; Poles; Street
rallroadB— Track
Cast of operation
Cost of carrying a pasHenRer, and proposed
work of the Bureau of fare research. E.
Gnihl. Elec Ry J 42:893-4 O 18 "13
Effect of load factor on coat of electric rail-
way passenger service. C. N. Duffy. GHeC
Ry J 41:19B-S F 1 'IS
Damages from flaods, etc.
Additional reports from the recent floods, tl
Elec Ry J 4l:ST9-83 Ap IS '13
EHect of the flood on the Ohio electric rail-
way. 11 Elec By J 41:T24-E Ap I* '18
Flood In the middle West. II Elec Ry J 41:
G24-3g Ap 6 '13
Employees
Instruction methods at Rochester. N. Y. Elec
Ry J 42:1338 D ZT '13
Instruction of trainmen on the Houston elec-
tric. II Elec Ry J 42:488-90 S 2'^
Oakland terminal railways.
47-8 Ja 4 -IS
School for trainmen at Buffalo, plan Elec Ry
J 42:1236-7 D 13 '13
System of disclpllninK tralnmi
Ing tum-ina at Muskogee, O
42:1332-3 D 27 '13
Westchester electric railway building for em-
ployees. Mount Vemon, N. Y. II plan Elee
Ry J 42;971-2 N 1 '13
Rte nine Street railroads— Em ploy eea
Equipment and supplies
American electric railway engineering associa-
tion: report of the committee on equipment
Elec Ry J 42:889-82 O 18 '13
Brooklyn motor, truck and bnikeshoe Im-
provements. 11 Elec Ry J 41:98-109 Ja 18
'13
Development of the electric railway motor. N,
W, Storer. Elec By J 41:21-6 Ja 4 "1!
Equipment truata for electric railways. Bleo
Ry J 4I:E41-2 Mr 22 IS
Eihlbits at the Am. electric railway assn.
convention. Elec Ry J 42:744-50 O 14 '13
Experiences with boltleas guy clamps. 11 Elec
: By J 41:
c Ry J
Resistors' for street railway service. P. W.
Harris. Elec By J 41:756 Ap 26 '13
Single-phase railway motors. !•: Bell, dlags
Else By J 41:1003-6 Je 7 '13
See al^o Cars; Electric motors, Railway;
Electric rail roads— Records; Poles, Concrete
Pare accounting: symposium, i^ec Ry J 42:
582-7 O 4 '13
HambuK elevated & subway si-stem. 11 plan
Elec By J 42:177-80 Ag 2 '13
Inoreaae In fare ordered by New Jersey com-
mission. Elec Ry J 41:324-1 F 12 *13
Low rates of fare versus efBciency of serv-
ice. Elec Ry J 41:779 Ap 28 '13
Bee alta Street railroads— Fares
Am. electric railway engineering assn,: re-
port of committee on life of railway physi-
cal property. Elec By J 42:870-1 O 17 '13
Applying the car trust plan to the purchase
of electric railway equipment. Elec Ry J
41;2»3 F IB '13
Determination of probable operating reve-
nue. L. R. Fischer. Elec Hy J 42:301-6 Ag
23 '13
Electric railway securities from. the Investor's
standpoint. A, M. Harris. Elec Ky J 42:S81-3
Ry J 41:641-2 Mr 22 'IS
Estimating operating expense and coat of con-
struction o( proposed electric interurban
railway. L: B. Fischer. Bleo By J 42:380-7
a S '13
Federal Income lax law as applicable to elec-
tric railroad corporalions. H. B. Cavanaugh,
Elee Ry J 42:1277-8 D 20 '13
Financial and corporate. See weekly numbera
of the Electric railway Journal
Hypothetical electric interurban railways. L;
E. Fischer. Elec Ry J 42:460-2 S 20 13
Municipal railway line in Seattle, map Bleo
Ry J 41:753-4 Ap 26 'IS
Pure
r In f
c Ry
J Je 7 '13
Receiverships and foreclosure sales In 1S12.
Elec Ry J 41:14 Ja 4 'IS
Report on United railways of St. Louis. Blec
Ry J 41:248-53 F 8 'IS
Sinking funds. W: H. Forse, Jr. Blec Ry J
42:SB3 O 17 '13
Statistics of electric railway properties. Blec
Ry J 42:925-31, 1280 O 25, D 20 '13
Trafflc statistics from Boston. Hnee Ry J 41:
Freight
American electric railway transportation &
traffic association: report of committee on
and freight traffic. Elec Ry J
freight
Disc _ , _.
Elee By J 42:799-800 O 1. —
Freight and express on electric roads. F.
Walsh. Elec Ry J 41:1164-5 Je 23 '13
lilinols traction system's St. Louis ezpreas
and freight tralBo methods. 11 map plan
Elec Ry J 41:282-7 F IE '1!
Interline freight business. C. O. Sullivan.
Elec Ry J 41:374-7 Mr 1 'IS
New electric freight stalion at Boston. 11 plan
Elec By J 42:260-1 Ag 16 '13
Providence, R I. express and freight trafflc.
11 Elec Ry J 41:574-7 Mr 29 '13
Re^rt □( the standing freight committee,
America
■ic railway engineering asso-
Elec By J 42:803-4 O 16 '13
Am. electric railway assn.: report of com-
mitlee on federal relalions. Elec Ry J 12:
872-3 O 17 '13
Electrolysis clauses of Chicago street-car or-
dinance. Eng Rec 68:642 D 6 '13
Legislation affect Ing electric railways. Elee
Ry J 41: 226-7 P 1 '13
Proposed modification of draslic Chicago elec-
troly.sis ordinance. EIco By J 42;9«6-7 N
I '13
Maintenance and repairs
Electric arc welding on the Paclflc coast.
II Elec By J 41:07-70 Ja 11 '13
Mc^Dtenance costs ot old and new railway
motors. J. C, Thirlwail. E^ec Ry J 42:495-7
'IS
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INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
Electric rallroadi— Malnlenance — Continued.
Maintenance notes trom Untted railway* ft
electric CO., Baltimore. 11 Blec Ky J 11:SIS-
4 F IB '13
MalntenaiiGu of way In Syracuse. Blec Ry J
12:1187-8 U 6 '13
Nortolk. Va. — aclentiflc design o( carhouaes
and shops. C. A. Nell and T. P. Thompson.
11 [jliris I'.iiK Kii- B;:2S4-7 Mr Id 'IS; Same.
Elec Ry J ll:*SS-6 Mr 15 '13
Rolllne slock maintenance In Burato. 11 Elec
Ry J 41:922-1 My 21 '13
Slngte^phase motor maJntenanca on the Den-
ver &, Interurban railway. II Elec Ry J 12:
lOS Jl 19 -13
Standardization On the Michigan united
traction; organliatloD and methods em-
ployed In rehablUtatlnB track and road-
way. 11 plan Blec Ry J 41:4Te-> Mr IG '13
Standardized maintenance. J. L, Ingoldsby.
Blec Ry J 12;1B34-B U 13 '13
Track and overhead maintenance on the
Beebe lines. Elec Ry J 42iT0 Jl 12 '13
Track maintenance and reconHiructlon In San
Francisco. 11 Elec Ry J 11:162-7 Mr 15 'It
Work at the maintenance -of -way department.
New York state railways, at Kochestcr.
Dlans Elec Ry J 4K:63-1 Jl 12 '13
See alio Electric rallrua da —Shops
Management
American electric railway transportation &
Elec Ry J 12:S12-4 O 17 '13
Fltth annual report ol the District electric
railway commission, Washington, D. C.,
1912. Elec Ry J 41:301 F IS '13
Merit and demerit systems applied to man-
agements. Elec Ry J 42:135 Jl 26 '13
Notes along the line. E. W. Oos*. Elec By J
41:329 F 22 '13
company. 1] map Elec Ry J 12:252-60 Ag 16
n or rrelghl. II Elec Ry J 42:5SS-
42:501-3 S 27 '13
Hcc olno Klectric luilroads — Uecords; Elec-
tric railroads— Shops; Street railroads — Man-
agemen Motors
Sec Electric motors, Railway
Periodicals
Report of Ihe Aera advisory committee. Elec
Ry J 42:827-(l O 16 'IS
Power
Central -sUtion energy for Chicago rail-
ways: terms of tuiilracls between the Com-
monwealth Edison company and the surface
IIIO-I N 29 '13
Contracts for purcliaSLd power, Elec Ity J
42:1173-81 D 6 '13
Gary & Interurban railway co's quick change-
over from 12.000 volts to 33,000 volts. 11
Elec W 62:387-8 Ag 23 '13
Hydroelectric energy of Worcester rallwaj
W 62:6f ■
., power t . ...
Elec Ry J 42:1138-9 N 29 '„
Niagara power tor the International railway
company, diag Elec Ry J 42:420-2 S 13 '13
Operating data of a large railway power plant.
MinneuiiDllii, Minn. 11 Elec W 62:1019-54 N
Elec Ry J 4a:94-8 Jl 19 '12
rower plant development In Minneapolis,
Minn, Elec Ry J 12:1250 D 13 '13
Predetermination of energy to propel cars
or trains. Elec Ry J 42:1166-1 D 6 '13
Purchased power In New York state. Blec Ry
J 41:1016-8 Je 7 '13
Sw alio Electric railroads — Substatliins l
Train resistance
See Electric plants— Central stations
Rails
' Bee Ralls
Indianapolis t;-actlon & terminal company's
method of indexing patterns, il Elec Ry J
42:1311-6 V> 27 '13
Method of recording wear of gears and pinions
W. E. Johnson. Klec Ry J 12:1021-2 N 8 '13
Electric railway rolling stock ordered In ISIZ.
Elec Ry J 41:11.4 Ja 1 '13
Hamburg elevated & subway system. 11 plan
Elec Ry J 42:177-80 Ag 2 '13
Inferiority of electric locomotives to motor
cars in city and suburban service. Elec Ry
J 42:379 S 6 -13
Standardization on the Michigan united trac-
tion. 11 plan Elec Ry J 41:478-9 Ur IS 'IS
Safety •
Value of safely committees. Elec By J 42:162
O 15 '13
Value of safety committees. G: Carson. Elec
Ry J 12:778-9 O 15 '13
Safety devices and measures
Pennsylvania rallroaij "safety first" exhibit.
11 Elec Ry J 42:934-6 O 26 '13
Testing trolley insulators in place. Q. H.
M'Kelway. Elec Ry J 42:1342 D 27 '13
Brooklyn— maintenance of electrical equip-
ment or cars, il Elec Ry J 41:480-9 Mr 15
'13
Dayton, Ohio— new earhouse and shops. II
plana Elec By J 42:450-4 8 20 '13
Detroit united railways paint shop. 11 plans
Elec Ry J 41:668-71 Ap 12 'IS
Errei'tlve shop equipment for reducing main-
tenance of equipment. G. A. Mills. Elec Ry
J 41:816-8 My 3 '13
Electric arc-welding mid other features of the
Hiin Frnuclsco shops. II Elec Ry J 41:880-2
My 17 '13
Kenmore shops of the Northern Ohio traction
& lUht company. J. C. Lathrop. II Elec Ry
. 'II
Mush
Mu
8 '._
New shops tor the Rochester, Syracuse &
eastern railroad, plan Elec Ry J 42:466 B
20 '13
New woodworking shop of Omaha & Council
Blurfs street railway. 11 plans Bleo Sr J
41:750-2 Ap 26 '13
Planning shop production. Elec By J 4I:1BI)
F 15 'l3
Protection of workmen at Southern Pacific
e'ectric shops, Oakland, Cal. dlag Elec Ry
J 42:1144 N 29 '13
Recent repair Kliop improvements at Minneap-
ollx,_ Minn, il plan Elec Ry J 42:671-6 O
RcfM
."hop design and u
ition. 11 Elec By
light & power co., Portland, Ore. F. P.
Maize. 11 plan Elec Ry J 42:130-5 Jl 26 '13
Scientific design of carhouaea and shops,
Norfolk, Va. C. A. NefT and T. P. Thomp-
son. 11 plans Eng Bee 67:284-7 Mr 15 '13;
Same. Elec Ry J 41:490-6 Hr 15 '11
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INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
Electric railroad*— Shops —ConUaued.
Shops and carhouaeB of the Hamburg npld
transit syatem. I) plsji E!lec Rr J 11:4U-
T4 Mr IE -IS
Standardized maintenance. J. L. Ingoldsby.
Elec Hy J 43:lZ34-fi D IS '13
Union traction compaoy shop notes. Bleo Rr
J 41:610-1 Ml- IB ■!!
See alio Car houses
Signal!
Block slgnat Installations on electric railways.
Ry & Enc R u3:1046-7 N 8 '13
Block BlsnallnB on electric railway*. Blec Ry
J 4I;T-g Ja 4 'IS
Electric railway algnallni;. II Elec Ry J 42:
607-21 O ' ■■-
- -. Bslne signal aeslKne.l by W. J.
Harvie. ilinK« Kiec Ry J 4E:1194 D fi 'IS
Indianapolis & Cincinnati traction company's
operating rules with cab slsnala. Elec Ry
J 42:339 Ae 30 '13
Meeting oF the Committee on block sIsnalB,
ChlcaKO. March, 1913. Bleo R7 3 41:Sei)-l
Mr 2
•IS
Overhead BlBna] Inntallallon at Yonkers. N.
T. II plan Btec Ry J 41:39«-B P IB 'IS
Report of Joint committee of Am. electric
railway engineering and Transportation &
traffic assorlatlons on block signals. Elec
Ry J «:7S3-(, 774-5 O IB '13
Report of the committee of the Am. electric
railway assn. on rules. Elec Ry J 42:729
O 14 '13
Simple trolley contact crossing signal, plan
Blec Ry J 41:2S9 F S '13
Suggested light signal system, plan Elec Ry
' -1:117 Ja 18 '•'
See .
Interloc
: plar
' protection, etc.
Equipment for snow and Ice on ...
lines. II Elec Ry J 42:eES O 4 '13
Societies
American electric railway association; report
of commit lep on company seel Ions. Elec
Ry J 42:886-7 O 17 "13
Station*
Electric railway express station designs.
Elec Ry J 41:T4S-B Ap 26 'IS
Recent Improvements ol the Boston ele-
vated system. II plan* Blec Ry J 41:te8-SC,
408-14 Mr 1-8 'IB
Statistics
Statistics of electric railway companies. Elec
Ry J 4S:S91-g O 11 'IS
Statistics of electric railway prnpertiea. EHec
Ry J 42:925-31, 12R0 O 25, D 20 '13
Substations
electric power In Cleyeland. 11 map plana
Elec Ry J 4I:tte-2S Ap G 'It
Hydroelectric energy of Wnreester railway
system. II map Elec W 63:737-40 O 11 '13
Location of electric railway sub-stations. Q.
H. McKelway. Em M 46:709-14 Aff '13
New substations In Buffalo, 11 plan Elec Ry
J 41: 840-3 My 10 '13 _
New 3000-kw substation In Port Worth, Tax.
11 plan Hec Ry J 43:410-2 S 13 '13
Portable aubslatlon tor the Northern Ohio
traction & light company. V. W. Shear. II
plan Elec Ry J 42:261-3 Ag 16 '13
Power distribution on the 'Hi'ln City system.
dlags Elec Ry J 13:1191-2 D 6 '13
Rotary converter operation from slngle-phaso
railway power station. II Elec Ry J 41:298-9
P 16 'IS
Running substations at low cost. Elec Ry J
42:449 S 20 '13
Substations. Elec Ry J 42:557-60 O 4 '13
distrllnitlon ; Electric
plant
Illinois traction system's SL Louis express
and freight traffic methods. II map plan Blec
Ry J 41:282-7 F 16 '13
Iiiteriirban terminals. J. F. Hanlon. Hec Ry
J 41:811-5 My 3 '13
Proposed terminal of Terre Haute, Indianap-
olis & Eastern traction company at Terre
Haute, Ind. plan Elec Ry J 41:336-7 P 33
Report on Cindnnnll terminal possibilities,
map Elec Ry J 41:330-4 P 22 '11
S!rc aUn Electric railroads— Stations; Street
rjUroad s— TermI na Is
n^'is""''
railway.
American electric railway
aoclatlon; report of —
- '-■-- Ry J
.... feline. W.'
My . _.
Electric welding for track repair* and rail
Joints. II EAic N 70:39«-9 Ac 14 '13
New electric railway track built In 1913.
Elec Ry J 41:16-6 Ja 4 'II
Notes on track maintenance. B, W. Goss, Blec
Ry J 13:3S5 N I '13
mil meetinz cif Keystone railway club. York.
"* Elec Ry J 41:1032-6 Jo 7
track. Elec Ry
Pa., June, 1913.
IS
Standardization of
J 12:959 N 1 '1»
Standardization on the Michigan
nited t
II plan I , . ., —
Track construction on narrow right-of-way
between Morrlstown and Madison, N. J.
II Elec Ry J 42i6Sl O 11 'IS
Track Improvement on the Southwest MIs-
_^BOurI rallroad-U Elec Ry J 42:42B 8 IB^'IS
maps dlags Elec By J 42:328-86 Ag
Work of the mat ntenance-of- way-department.
New York state railways, at Rochester.
plans E3ec Ry J 42:63-4 Jl 13 'IS
See alio Ralls; Street railroads — Track
Wires snd wiring
Feeder tests on the San I>leKO eloctrlc rail-
way. H. Macnutt. dlags Elec Ry J 43:141-1
Jl 36 '18
Feeding street Intersectloiu. O. H. H'Kel-
way. plan Elec Ry J 41:604 Mr IG 'II
Keeping track of feeders. O. H. M'Kelway.
Elec Ry J 11:217-8 F 1 'IS
Parabolical overhead wiring for electric
roads. O. M. de Munnlck. 11 Scl Am 108:
158 F IB '13
Puspeiialon nr trolley wires from buildings. L,
A. numord. II Munic Bng 44:415-6 My '13
Statistics of Canadian electric railways.
Ry J 11:224 F 1 '13
Connecticut
TraiBc Improvements of the Connecticut
pany. II map Blec Ry J '" *" " '
_pany. II map Blec By J 42:252-60 Ag 16 'IS
Way construction of the Connecticut com-
pany. II map dlags Elec Ry J 43:338-36 Ag
30 '13
Electric railway In tha French Pyrtntes:
double -current generators. II Bleo W tl:
609-11 Mr 8 '18
streels'^^Boyer^ II Eng M 44:74-9 O '13
Midi d. c. and a. c. elect rin cations, 11 plans
Elec Ry J 41:792-6 My S '18
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Electric railroad* —Continued.
Germany
Hamburs elevated nnd underground railway.
11 Sel Am S 75:20 Ja U '13 „ „
Hamburg subway ajid """"iS? -.'^TV- aJ^
map Bleo Hy J 41:4iB-&; «:m-ao Mr 8, ae
Z '13
hiBli-lensl
Electric ::afety lampt. See Safety lampa, E1«0'
Rh
12-6 N
■13
Holland
New high-tension dlrgJt-current railway tor
Holland, map Elec By J 42:!l3 S « I3
Italy
LatBchberg railway tn Switierland and,/J\8
dlder iScco-Colloo line In northern Italy.
L. Bell. 11 Bloc Ry J 42:3T4-6 S B 13
Maiaachutfltta
Vltallilng Influence ot the electrtc r^lwaya.
Bleo Ry J «;«! Mr 8 "IS
New Jeraey
Newark-Trenton hlgh-apeefl line. 11 map Elec
Ry J 42:465-3 8 20 '13
New York
Purchasprl power In New York slate. Blac Ry
J 41:1016-8 Je 7 '13
WeMcheeter railway electric traction, II dlage
WeBl
II
'13
ira. See Electric
Electric (ervlce companies
Accountinir Hvfltem Tor elertrlc companies.
L. W. Allison. Power 38:697-700 N 11 '13
Commercial development under Kroup control:
system of Illinois northern utilities co. II
Elec W ei:125B-9 Je 7 '13 „
ElectHc service In Chicago. II map Elec W 61:
1137-4S My 31 13 ^ . _,
Electric service In Chicago suburbs. II dias
map Elec W 61:1243-54 Je 7 '13
Saturating the dollar with energy. Elec U
62:939-41 N 8 '13 „,.■«■
Strained trade relations at Cincinnati. Elec
W 61:1399-1401 Je 38 '18 ^^ ^
S4th convention of Assn. ot Bdlson Illuminat-
ing companies, Cooperatown. N. Y,. Sept.,
I9I3: reports. Klec W 62:566-9 S Kl '18
Unlfled public utlilllea In central Illinois. 11
map Elec W 61:1148-56 My 31 '13
Kre nl-'o Electric light companlea: Elec-
tric plants— Central st»(lonH:_ Electric
"map"ISig"N"69:'il53-T Je 5 'IS
BJukMi railway. II Elec Ry J 42:846-7 O 4 '13
Oregon
'• " ■" n«...m<.
R&Dld transit report on Phllaflelphla. map
ifiec By J 4i:!22-4 Ag 9 '18
Providence. R. I.
Recent Improvements In the elactrlo railway
■ystem ot Providence, R. I. 11 Plan isiec By
J 4S:G6-<I Jl 12 'IS
South Africa
Electric railways of South Africa. BHec Ry J
4S:tM O 4 'IS
Spain
First single-phase railway In Spain, plan map
Elec Ry J 41:801-2 My 3 '1!
Switzerland
lj6tschberK rallvray In Switierland ajid the
older Leceo-Collco Una In northern Italy. U
BelL U Elec Ry J 42:374-8 9 6 '18
Tenneaaee
New ISW-volt line betwMn Nashyllle and
Gallatin. Tenn. U plana Elec Ry J 42:172-6
As 2 '13
Electric railroads, Industrtal
Electric Industrial rallvray at Logan Iron «
steel CO Bumham, Pa. II Iron Tr R BZ:
6ST-B Hr 20 'IS
Bee nljio Railroads, Industrial
"ffi'l-!„;"'S"...':r"."Si-» n,.ii „,. ^..c
Ry J 41:291-8 F 16 'IS
Letter to^ C?J.8'^-.by ^.comml.t.e. on ^n,all
factur
Elect
Youngs town's electric shop.
1213-4 D 13 '13
Electric shoveli
Electric shoi '
11 I
„. sumption ot a
.„-.... ,-. rie sbovel. C. E. Hogle.
Kng N 69:168-3 Ja 23 '13
bIii and "lamp signal systems. S. P. W»IIt«t
II Elec W 61:150-1, 199-201, 251-3 Ja I8-F
Electric signal method of firing navy bollera
11 Scl Am 109:196 N 22 '13
Evolution of an electric Rlgnal system. O;
A. rackard. dlag Eng & Mln J 96:737-8
New interior algnollng aystem. II Eng M 46:
s of Intermittent light.
Sparking. E. F.
9 Je 10 'IS
Electric standards
. dlags Power 37:818-
Raltway
Electric reflulators. See Electric distribution
"rJ.'Snr'rSSrno.. ,.. W. A«.Un, U B B.,
Stand Rul 9:65-72 Mr 15 'IS
^"yon^^Klelf w"6?;10m's N 15 '13*
Beslstorv for street riOlway service. P. W.
Harris. Bl«c Ry J 4I:T5t Ap S< '13
Hre aim ElPClrIc conductivity: Kleclrlc
: Electric tcsllng; InNulafion :
maclilnes. Elec W 61:1322 Je 14 '13
Current rating of electric cables. R. W. At-
"-■; , __i-.. „. 1.1.1.— At, injt E E
. 32; 1869-67
I e' E Pro 32:127-36 F '13; DlscUHslon.
32:1679-1737 Ag 'IS , , .„ . _
Proceedings of the American^ Institute^ «
I Inst I
F '13
i.uuu^r^.. ...... -....oe standard, C. M. Davis.
Am Inst E E Pro 32:236-44 F '13
Eating ot oil circuit breakers with reference
1o rupturing capacity. <!; A. Bumham.
Am inflt E E Pm 32:278-80 F '13
Revision of German atandardUatlon rules.
Elec W 61:967 My JO '13
Electric starters
Electric
E Pro 32:113-7
W I
1 D IS 'IS
orcycles. 11 Elec
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INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
4 '13
«<P nl'a Aulomobi leu— Elfc trie cqulp-
li-ic inotorH— BtaitinK .levites
Elactric Mat tons. See Electric plants — Cen-
tral stations
Eleetdc lubitation*. See Electric plants — Sub-
Elactrlc iwitchboardi. See Swllchbourds
Electric iwltche*
Generation and Iran am im Ion o( hydroelectric
power. K. A, Lof, 11 Eng M 45:337-83 Je '13
Horn -type dlsconnectlns awltcli tor pole top
mounting. II Elec W 61:«tl Mr 12 'II
LochlHK aevlce rar electric swltih. II Kns &
MIn J Va-A Ja 4 '13
Mechanical design ol anltcheB. 9cl Am S ^S:
S Jl 1
'IS
lED.OOa-volt air-break snitches for southern
Sierras tranamlssloD aystem. 11 Elec W ii:
234-6 Ag i '13
Pole -I op discon nee tins switches. II Elec Ry
J 4i:?7-S Ja 11 '13
Pressure -operated snitcb tor pump motors
and low-water alarms, plan Bnc N tV:6Z3
Mr 2T '18
Service switch and Cuae box; Switch tor re-
mote control; and Three-circuit cord switch.
11 Elec W 61:64-5 Ja 4 '13
Transformers and BWUchlng equipment. E.
A. Lof. il Ens M 44:636-713 F '13
Teat of an Edison primary battery (Bdlaon-
Lalande cell). D. SanTord. Met & CbMU
Eng 11:139-30 Mr -11
See alto Eiynajnometer; Dynamos — Test-
ing: Kddy currents; Electric laboratories;
Electric machinery; Electric meaBuri'ment;
Electric melera: Electric mo tora— Losses ;
—Testing; Elec" '
Electric tractor (or hauUng (relglit cars in
city streela, Pennaylvania. R. R. 11 Eng N
69:34S-» P 20 '13
Electric tractor lor awltchlng service In elty
Blreeta. II Elec Ity J 41:7S8 Ap 26 '13
Electric Iractor for use on city streets, Penn-
aylvania rallroud. 11 Ky & Eng R 63:106 F
Hand
-13
IE cost reduced by tractors. 11 Iron
92:14-5 Jl 3 'J3
: alto Electric locomotives; Electric
:lea
transformers
U. on Byintiola. ,
60 N '13
Electric tachometers. S«e Tachometers
Electric termlnoloay
Dl V era iLj- -factor and load-factor. G.
Brown. Elec W 62:1119 N S9 'IS
Load-factor and diversity- factor. Elec
62:1122 N 29 '13
Stc ut«u Electric symbols
Electric testing
Comparison of methods of loading large a
and d-c. generatora and synchronous ci
Comparison of methods of making load (eats
on a-c. generatora and on Inducllon mo-
tors. E. F. Collina and Vi. E, Holcombe.
Am Inst E E Pro 32:190-205 F '13
De terminal I on or stray loasea from Input-
igs trir February, 1913) Am Inat '
I 32:2054-72 N '13
motor load loaaes. H: G. Relat and
■errett. Am Inst E E ITo 32:138-44
Iton. Am Inat E
. J. J. K. Madden.
■13
Am Inst E E i'ro 32:S24.36 F 13
Locating faults on series lighting circuits.
V. James. II Elec W 61:619-30 Hr 8 'IS
Measurement of peak voltage. H: A. Morssk
Elec W 62:136 Jl 19 '13
Midwinter convention. A, L E. E„ New York,
Feb., 1913. Elec W ei:GlB-2S Mr S '13
Notes on methods of making load teals on
laritc Induction molora. A. M. Dudley, Am
Inst E E I'ro 32:618-26 F '13
Revision of standardiiation A. L E. E. rules.
Blec W Sl;23a-1 F 1 '13
of rotatlne -.
and W; Hraclaliaw. Am Inat B E Pro
650-7 F '13
Sources of error in transformer tests. W
McOonahpy and C. Forte.seue. Am Ini
E Pro 32: 576-82 F '13
32:
„.i Kroup II papers (Methods of
determining loaaea In apparatua). iSee Pro-
ceedings for February. 1913) Am Inst E E
Pro 3^:2016-28 N '13
Discussion on group 111 papers (Methods of
testing apparatus for performance). (See
I'roceedliiga for February, 1S13) Am Inat
E E Pro 32:2068-72 N '13
Electrolytic recllfler for Ihe garage. 11 Scl
Am 109:246 S 27 '13
Handling, aumplinic and testing of trans-
former oil. G: E. Arraatrong. 11 Elec W
62:1322-4 D 27 '13
Hlgh-voltngc pole-type transformers, il Elec
R » W Elec'n 62:41-2 ,'- ' '"•
Hydraulic transmission i
tinge r transmitter, il ]
Induction motor safeguarding. Iron Age SI;
1S42-3 Je 26 '13
Load teaia on transformers. J. J. K. Madden.
Am Inat E B Pro 32:324-36 F '13
Losses In tranaformers. W. W. Lewis, Am
Inat E E Pro 32:478-504 F '13
Merita and the early history of some phase-
transforming systems. W: T, Taylor. Elec
W 62:647-9 8 27 '13
Methods of determining temperature of
Iraiiaformers and of cooling medium. 8.
E. Johanne.ien and G. W. Wade. Am Inst
E E Pro 32:254-75 F '13
Methods of determlnJuB temperature of
iramiformcrs. W. M. McConaliey and C.
1 Inat E E iYo 32:606-19 F
'13
of obtaining greater tiezlblllty of
402-4 F 22
Novel transformer connections. E. R. FtUclni
11 Power S8:19T Ag G 'It
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Electric traniformeri —
Otl-plplne layout for
oil F. Buch. plaiiB
lee W 61:360-2 F 16
I Bleo W 61:317-8 F
__6-71 S 'IB
Some (rhaijii-tranarortiiiiiB
Sources of error In transfoi
MoConuhey and C. Foilt
E Fro 3^:576-82 F '13
and W. M. Mt-Uonahey. j
32:308-21 F '13
. Klei
W I
iwltthlng eiiuliiment. IS. A.
U>f. IL Kns M 41;6Ka-6 F '13
Tranafonnera for manholea. 11 dlag Klec W
62:349 Ag 13 '13
Two-phase to three-phase au to -transform ■
---1. R. K. UpteBratf. Blec W 63,6(1»-M0 S BU
Kl.'il
■18
den. 11 ElBC W 62;627-aO 8 13 'IS
Alternallng-ouneni cunductoi-a. C. R. Iiarll-
niiin. i'ower 37:669 My 13 '13
Application of hyperbolic {unctions. A. E.
Kennelly. plan Kleo W 61;460-l Mr 1 '13
W G1:7B la 11 '13
Constant- vol taee trans mission. Elec W 63:Sl
Jl IS -18
(.■onataot- voltage tranamlsHlon. H. B. Dwlght.
Am Inst E K I'lo 32; 13,11.- 7:: Je 13; iin-
ctrpt.'i. Power 3)t:54-6 Jl S *13
Construction methods on Keoktik-St I^ulk
transmission tine. II Bleo W 61:BSl-t Ap
26 'IS
C«st o( eieclhiE 110,000-volt Iraiisraisslon
lines. II Blec W 61:1359 Je 7 '13
Darlns Scandinavian trunaniisslon project at
TrolllilUtan. Blec W 01:278 K 8 '13
Design of an llSO-tt. transmission -line span
In Hiroahlma In aouthcrn Japan. K. No-
gaml. II dlag Klec W 62:277-80 Ag 9 '13
Design of liiRh-lcii»lun electric transmission
lines. J: Greetihalgli. Eng M UH-J-i& O
Distribution ot electrical energy. Elec W 62:
Elt-5 8 13 'IS
Electric transmission equlpnient, Panama ca-
nal. Ry & Ens R K3:S12-3 3 6 '13
BlectrlcaJ transmission line, Isthmus of Pan-
ama, diags Ry & Eng R 53:831-2 As 30 '13
Electrically operated eicavotors on Columat-
Sag channel of Chicago drainage canal. II
Rlpp TV B1>4(1!1 *■ *a 'IS
Gary and interurban railway oo.'^s quick-
changeover from 12,090 valta to 33,000 volts.
11 Elec W 62:387-8 Ag 23 '13
OeneratlJig current at the mine. Scl Am 108:
A. Still. Elec W <
Hlgli-tt-nsion d. c. tranamlaslon. Elec Ry J
41:1069 Je 14 '13
High-ten a Ion direct -current transml salon.
diags Elec W 61:1412-3 Je 28 '13
High-tension transmission system; substations
and 66,000-volt ateel-tower lines of Cen-
tral Ueurgia transmission co. 11 Elec W
61:189-91 Ja 2S '13
Hlgh-voKage englneertnK, F, W. Peek, Jr.
J h'r Inst 176:611-43 D '13
Hydrofletirlc energy /or Worcester railway
sysiein. 11 map Elec W 62:605-8. 737-40
International Scandinavian transmission sys-
tem; comparative costs of generating equip-
ment and proposed 200-mllB line from Troll-
hfittan to Copenhagen. Elec W 61:294-7 F
Keokuk (la.)— worid's laxgest waler-power
plant. II plans Elec W 61:1167-8 Mj* 31 '13
Network ot Waterhury-New i3rltaln system
of Connecticut company supplied from three
hydroelectric and two steam stations. C: R.
Harte. 11 Elec W 61:448-50 Mr i '13; Same.
Elec Ry J 41:366-8 Mr 1 '13
160,000-voU air-break switches for Bouthern
Sierras transmission system. II Elec W 62:
234-6 Ag Z '13
Operating results with a 2300-volt single-wire
ground-return transmission line of Benton
Harbor-St. Joseph Ry. & lig-ht co. dlag Eleo
W 62:S95-6 S 20 '13
Ojiernllon of lilgh -voltage power ay stems.
En(t Rec 67:651 Je 14 '13
■latlon of tran3niission__ll_ne3. r.. Hagood.
[ E E I
1 32:2163-8'
: By
J 42:554-60 U 4 '13
Pressure drop in alternallue-current lines. H.
J. Elchhorn. Elec R & W Elec'n 62:106-8 Ja
tice. L: Bell. Elec Ry J 41:31-2 Ja 4
'13
Progress In transmission. R. D. Mershon.
Elec W 61:11-2 Ja 4 '13
Remote control through street malna. A. H.
Allen. Power 87:414 Mr 2E '13
t or the commute
rail was
Ry J i2:
■13
60 .000- volt steel- tower line construction In
southern California. H. W. Dennis. II diags
Elec W 62:281-7 Ag 9 '13
Stresses produced In a transmission line ky
breaking of a conductor. R. S. Brown. Elec
W 61: 67S-G Mr 29 "IJ
Study In depreciation. 1^: Bell. II Elec W 62:
379 Ag 23 '13
Submarine transmission ilne In the Baltic
sea. II Elec W 62:2S0-1 Ag 9 '13
Surges, standing and traveling Waves on
overhead transmission lines. A. Still. Blec
W 61:779-81 Ap 1! 'IS
Talluhih Falls — liydroeleclrtc development:
<>r the CoorKla railway & power company.
il plan l-:->-r \V 62:13"9-16 l> 27 "IJ
Tula high-head development; lOil.OOO-volt
irHnHmlsi'lon Into llombay. India, map
plana Elec W 62: 950 -S X 8 '13
Theory of the nun-elasllc and i-laiillc caten-
ary HH implied [o iransmlHHlon lines, C, A.
i'ierce. F. J. Adams and O. I. Ollchrest.
Am hist R E I'ro 32:1374-91 Je '13
Thurv power (ransmidsion in mines. S. F.
Walker. dln«s Eng M 45:255-7 My "13
Thury system In mines, plans Blec W 61:
759, 77B-S Ap la 'IS
Transmission and distribution. Elec W 81:
1218-2S Je 7 'IS
Trollhilttan, Sweden— a !0O-mlle, 90,000- volt.
direct -current power transmlsaion project
In Sweden and Denmark, map Bnr N 69:
617-8 Mr 27 *13
Unified public ulllltles In centrfil Illinois II
niap Klec W 61:1146-56 My 31 -13
VeslerdnlJllfven power co. at MockfJ.^rd: sub-
iprranean Swedish generating plant, il plans
Elec W 61:979-84 My 10 '13
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ElBctrlc ti-an«mlMlon — fnniJnueii.
Victoria. Palls and Transvaal power co. In
South Africa, map Power 3S:SKE-g S 9 '13
frc alio Electric conductors; Electric
driving; tlleclrlc linen; Electric plants; Blec-
trie plants— Sutjstal ions; Hydroelectric
Elaetrlc trucki
Central station co-operation In the electrlc-
vehlcla Industry. D. S. Martin. Ens M 48:
4E-5t O 'IS
Commercial electric vehicles at New York
auto show. Qlec W ei:211 Ja 25 '13
Determining coaallns ability of electric com-
_ merclal velitcles. Svi Am 108;4I8 N 29 '13
*> Electric express handllns at the North sta-
■^ tlon, Boston. II plan Elec W 61;34e-S P
IE -13
Electric pole truck. Ii Hlae W tl:gn Ap i6
central station. Elec W 61;B01 F 8 '13
Elec trie -truck battery Interchange sytsem on
mileaKB bases at Hartford, Conn. II Elec W
82:473-6 S 6 '18
Electric trucks for I9M— their Improvements
and characteristics. II Aulomublle 29:762-71
O 23 '13
F;ie<'tric trucks for Northern Ohio traction ft
llRliI company. Akron. 11 Elec Ry J 41:1080
Je 14 '13
Electric trucks In fretnlit house service. II
_Hy Age 56:!36-8 Ae 8 '13
Electric trucks In freight pier service. II
Elec W m-.lM-i Jl 26 13
T^Eaectrle versus gasolene motor vehicles. S.
O, Thompson. E:nB M tE:112-4 O '13
Electric wagon In Denver— facta and figures
for cenlraT.at:itlon managers. J. A. McMeel.
II Elec R ft W Elepn 62:23-6 Ja i '13
Electrical features of commercial -vehicle au-
tomobile show In Chicago. Elec W 61:370
F IB '13
Energy consumption of an electric truck on
dirrerenl street surfaoee. Elec W 61:1040-1
My 17 '13
From the chauffeur's point of view. Scl Am
^%
Electric units
Kelvin and the kilowatt -hour. J. Gray. Elec
W 6];3o» P 15 '13
Units of enei^y: an appeal to simplify en-
gineering calculations by avoiding the use
of cumbersome conversion factors. C. Her-
Ing. Eng M 44:93-6 O '1!
Electric vehicle association of America
Annual meeting of Chicago aectlon, May,
1913. Elep W 6l:l(l!7-8 My 17 '13
4Ih annual convention, Chicago. Oct.. 1913.
Elec W 62:886-7. 9B0-1 N 1-8 '13
History, alms, activities and methods. A.
Williams. Automobile 38:4 Ja £ '13
Electric vehicles
Annual meeting of Chicago Becllon of Electric
vehicle Assn. of America, May, !913. Elec
W 61:1027-8 My 17 '13
Arthur Wllllama on the electric vehicle. Elec
W 61:178-9 Ja 2S '13
Battery- con serving vehicle transmission sys-
tem, dlag Elec W 62:J94.5 Ag 9 '13
Central atallon and the eleetilc vehicle. Elec
W 61:1129-30 Mv 31 '13
Central station co-qperatlon In the electric-
veblcle Industry, D. S. Martin. Eng M 46:
46-G2 O '13
Chicago """■
Grinnell electric car co,. Detroit, builds
trucks; 1,000-pound electric velilcle has (our
speeds. Automobile 28:841 Ap 17 '13
Importance of electric truck us central- station
load. Elec W 61:179-80 Ja 25 '13
Moving goods economically outsldi. the fac-
tory, D. Baker. II Ind Eng I3:SU9-H D '13
Power truck emancipates the baggage man.
J. B. Baker, Scl Am 108:340 Ap 12 'II
Storage -battery Induatrlal trucks. A. D. Slev-
enson, 11 Elec W 61:112-3 Ja II '13
Tendencies and constructional details. 11 Au-
tomobile 28:24-33 Ja 2 '13
Hre al*v Motor trucks
Cost of operation
Central -Stat Ion saving with electric (rucks,
^ Elec W 62:957 .\ 8 '13
, Chlcaeo elRctencv bureau PBtimatea that
electric trucks would save tl5.775 yearly.
Automobile 29:ll5S-9 D IM '13
Commercial -truck cost comparison. Elec W
62:484 S 6 'IB
Comparative coat of horse-drawn and elec-
tric vehlfles In delivery sen-Ice. Elec W 61:
1316 Je 14 '13
■ComparatJve operating expenses of horse.
electric and gaBollne commercial vehicles. II
Elec W 61:936-7 My 3 '13
Comparison of electric ami hand trucks In
freight house service, H, C, Weller. Rv Age
55:1163 D 19 '13
Cost data tor borte -drawn and electric
trucks. Eng Rec 6T:4!9->0 Ap 19 'IS
^ Electric truck about 50 per cent, cheaper
thnn horae and wagon. J: A. Cleveland.
Aulomoblle 28:236 Ja 16 '13
"'Electric vehicles tor meat delivery. Elec W
62:320 Ag 16 '13
Commercial i
/ 62:992-3 N 1
! W 61:211 Ja 25 'IS
■les Is object of vehk-
Aulornoblle 29:735-6 O :
Detroit service stations handle 170 electrics
H night. Automobile 29:862-4 N' 6 '13
'elopmenl of (he electric vehicle. EHec W
61:130-1 Ja 18 '13
a for 1914. II /
Electric vehicle. Elec W 62:181-5 Jl !
Electric vehicle and tile central i
Elec W 62:960-1 N 8 '13
Electric vehicle at Boston: fait i
^62:5?6 '
Elec trie -vehicle cost data. Elei
Elec W 61:1040
Williams. Au-
RoBton. Nov.. 1913,
._ 22 1.1
I for 1913. 11 Automobile 28:
railway service
... -. .,-ind street rail-
„„, : Ry J 41:37 Ja 4 '13
Electric vehicles In British Columbia. It Eleo
W 61:990-1 My 10 '13
Engineers view electric standardization ot
electric vehicles. Automobile 28:8-9 Ja 2
'13
Future bright for electric automobiles. Au-
tomobile 28:6-6 Ja 2 'IS
Growing tmpulnrlty of electrics. Automolille
28:1161 Je 5 '13
Local activities In the electric vehicle Beld,
Elec W 62:1216-7 D 13 '13
Meeting of Klectric motor car club, Boston,
"'— w '■- ■" "*
i Jl'n 'U'
Rauch ft l^ng electrics have worm drive.
diaga Automobile 29:520-1 S 18 '13
Service for elcclrlca. Automobile 28:898-9 Ap
Status of the electric vehicle. W. H. Blood.
]r, Elec W 61:22-3 Ja 4 '13
Storage battery and the automobile. L. Lyn-
don. Elec W 61:21-2 Ja 4 '13
Rloraee balterv operation In electrics. G:
Taylor. Aulomobfic 29:746-7 O 23 '13
Surveying the Held, Automobile 18:1-1 Ja
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Electric vehicle* — Continued.
Thin platfl is latest battery development.
<lla«fl Automolille 29:7«-4 O ZS '13 , „ ,
What electric pleasure car can I buy? Scl
Am 108:« Ja 11 '13
«<r Alio Electric tractors: Electric
trucks: Motor cars (railroad); Storage
646 D 15 13
S?"!,
tand rtul 9:567-
New electric weldins process. B. L. Haclcen-
berger. Bng M 45:5M-6 Jl '13
Winfield Mectric welding mac+ilne. II Mach 19:
6S » '13
Electric wire and wiring
American and European wiring practice. A.
H. Bernhard. Elec W 61:102-1 Ja 11 '13
Euri>pean and Ameilcsn wiring practice. A.
H. Bernhard. Elec W 62:646-7 S 27 '13
Exnerlence In .substailon wlrlns. T: G.
Tlinrsion, diags I'uwer 37:297-8 Mr 4 -13
ind transmission of hydro-elec-
power. E. A. Lot. i1 Bat M **: SOS-
Condenser -current method (or the d
tion or altematlnE waveCorm. F: Bedell,
dlaga Elec W 62:378 Ag 23 -13
Discussion on group IV papers (Mlsrellan-
»m,. ■,„hiB,-t« ^..^111... to rating). I See
, 1913) Am Inst
Wireless telegraj;
Electric we Id I no '
Adaptability of electric welding. G: Hills. 11.
Met & Chem Eng 11:419-20 Jl '13
Apparatus for electric-arc welding. II Elec W
62: 205-6 Jl 26 '13
Arc welding procesa. j. P, Lincoln. Iron Tr
R G2:63T-8 Mr 13 '13
CoFl data on electric welding. Elec W 62:
1120 N 29 '13
Development of electric welding. II I
Electric arc welding. II Het A Chem Eng 11:
467-9 Ag '13
Electric arc welding. II Hv Age (Mecli ed)
87:391-2 Jl '13
Electric arc welding. Ry & Eng R 53:742-3
Ag i '13
Elec trie- arc welding and other features of
Ilie Sail Francisco shops. II Elec Ity J 41:
880-2 My 17 '13
Electric arc welding on the Pacific coast. II -
Elec Ry J 41:67-70 Ja 11 '13
Electric welder In the steel foundry. B. H.
Reddy. Foundry 41:141-2 Ap 'IS
ElectHc welding, tl Eng & Mln J 96:162-3 Jl
26 '13
Electric welding. C: A. Griuns. Int Marine
Eng 18:355-6 Ag '13
Electric welritnK. J, Grine. dlags By Age
Electric welding and motor reluvenation. il
Elec Ry J 41:1102-5 Je 21 '13
Electric welding by first Intention. II Elec W
61:368 F 15 '13
Electric welding tor track repairs and rail
_^_]oints. II Eng N 70:2!ig-9 Ag 14 '13
J Elec B & W Elec'n 62:90-4 Ja
_ __ __.. 11 Elec W 61:
ia7-43 Ja IB ^]3
Parabolical overhead wiring for electric roads.
O. M. de Munnlck. It Sci Am 108:158 F 15
'13
Polarity of line wires. A. E. ChristopherseD.
Power 38:14 Jl 1 '13
Splicing wires and cables. H. V. Talbot. 11
Elec W 61:6T5-e Mr 15 '13
Studying wiring diagrams. Power 31:7BT-8 Je
3 '13
Tariff hearings on schedules B and C (rods
and wire). Elec W 61:229 F 1 '13
Wiring buildings with clnder-fllled floors. G:
"artley --- "■ ~
. ..Ing of
29 -13
Wiring of shop buildings of steel tMmstruc-
tlon. E. a. Bradshaw. 11 Ind Eng 13:1T0-S
Ap '13
Wiring of the Bankers' trust building, N. Y.
II ETec W 61:1407-10 Je 28 '13
Wiring of the Continental and commercial
bank building. Chicago. Elec W 62:542 B 13
■IB
fiee aUif Electric cables: Electric conduc-
tors: Electric eondults; Electric distrlbutlf-
Electric lighting; Electric "
...„. Electric
Insulation; Telegraph; Tele-
phone
ctrlcal accidents. See Electric protective
apparatus; Electricity, Inlurles from
ctrlcal contractors' association. See Illinois
electrical contract^
ctrlcal development. Society for. See Society
(or electrical development
ctrtcal Intpeotars, wa«tem sstoolatlon of.
See Western association of electrical In-
ctrlcal supply lobbers' association
.November meeting. Hot Springs. Va, Elec
W 62:I03T-S N 22 '13
loetrlclty
Acetylene -elec trie flame. C. F. Lorenl. II
Elec W 61:511-6 Mr 8 '13
Dvnamo and motor charHcteristics. C. P.
Poole, dlags rower 37:115-8 Ja 28 '13
Electric currents— action on concrete, tl Con-
crete Cem 2:132-3 Mr 'IS
Electricity In mines. H. 8. Webb. Colliery 33:
-— "■ 489-92. 562-4. 629-3" "" "• ''-'" "
116-8. ._
be conl).
247-8. 309-10 Mr-D '13
Matter aiid electricity. Elec W 61:330 F 15
■13
Progress of electrical science In 1912. A. B.
Kennelly. Elec W 61:3-4 Ja 4 '13
Relation of matter to electricity. A. W.
Goodspeed. J Pr Inst 176:303-18 S '13
graph: Telephone; Telpherage: WlrelCB
teiegrapb: also headings beginning Electrl
and Electro
Distribution
See Electric distribution: Swltcbboaj^
Some historical Inaccuracies in teit-t>ook
on phvflic-1. Brother Potamlan. Elec W 6i
1221-2 D 13 '13
Rates
(sTr Electric IlghMng— Rates: Electrl
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Elect He Itjr, Injurlei rrom
Artincial respiration with a lemon squeeier.
A. C. Muller. il Scl Am I08:T Ja 1 '13
Don'ta tor electricians. H. M. Nichols, Power
38:820-1 D 9 'U
Electrical accidents. Eag M 41:1DB-G D '11
Fatal electric shocks from llshtlns Qxtures.
Eng N 69:857 Ap 24 "IS
Lessons from line troubles. Blec W e!:)lT9
My 31 13
Principal causes of Injury by electricity. Scl
Am 8 Te.-E4-E Jl 21 '13
ReeiiscKHtlon from electric shock. Blec W 61;
1!H Je 7 'IS; Same. Elec Ry J 41:1067-8
Je 11 '13
Resuscitation from electric shock, Mach 19:
661 Ap -IS
Electricity and food
Electrlclly and <llei
Am IOS:10 .
Electricity In agriculture. See Electricity on
Electricity in arts and crirts
Electric batik work. A. Oradenwltt. U Scl
Am 10S:G84 Je 28 'IS
Electricity in coast defense
Electricity In the United States army and
coast defense, E. M, Weaver. EleC W 61:
22S, 242-3 F 1 '13
Eiactrlcity In Induatrj
Recent Improvomeni
trio furnace. U Sol Am 10»:84.6 Ag I '13
Eiactrlcity In meat markets
Electrical refrigeration for the butcher. R,
L. Lloyd. II Elec R & W Elec'n 62:83-8 Ja
11 'IS
Electricity in mining
Acadia coal company's steam-turbine plant;
generating station for the mines at Stel-
larton. Nova Scotia, burning culm, II Elec
W 61:446-8 Mr 1 '13
Alternating- current motors for the economic
" 1 of mine fans. F. B. Cnisby. Am
I Pro 32;974-8S Ap '13; Discussion,
Electricity In mines. H. 8. Webb. ColUwr It:
149-60. 489-92. 662-4, S29-3D, 7J6-7: 34: 4T-9.
116-8, 1S2-4, 247-8, 300-10 Mr-D '13 (lo be
Electricity underground In relation to safety.
^R H. Clark.^^ig ^_,^'" -> 96:354 Ag 23 '13
Mining loads for central stailons, W, Sykes
and G. Bright. Am Inst E E Pro 32:998-1014
My '13: DIacusalon. 32:2223-33 D '13
Mining magnetite In Sweden. A, S. Rice. II
Iron Tr I( 53:963-60 N 37 '13
Modem substHlion In (he Cieur d'AI4ne
mining district, J: B. Flaken. II plan Am
Inst E E Pro 32:1770-82 S -13
Pittsburgh meeting, Am. Inst. B. H., April
18-19, InlS, Rlec W 61:870-2, 922-3 Ap 26-
My 3 '13
Pun tied ge river hydroelectric power plant
used for operation of coal mines at Van-
couver Island. II plan diBga Eng Rec 68:
312-4, 319-61 S 20-27 '13 .
Purchased power in coal mines. H. C Eddy.
Am Insi E E Pro 32:858-64 Ap '13; Dlacus-
ion, 32:2206-1! D '13
Safeguarding the use of electricity In mines.
H. H. Clark. Am Inst E K Pro 32:848-56 Ap
'13: DlscuBSion. 32:2214-22 D '13
Safety rules — electrical haulage underground.
Eng & Mln J 96:303-1 Ag 16 'IS
Sale of power on the Ra.nd. A. B. HadJey.
map i^ng & Mln J 96:106-8 Jl 19 '13
SoiirrM of electrical accldenlH In mines. H, H.
aaric. Eng M 46:424-6 Je '13
South Afrlian electric hoisting systems. Eng
77fi-8 Ap IS '13
Two- speed alternating-current
mine-fan drive. II Elec R & W 1
Ja 11 '13
high sneed t
Eleo W 61:731-7 Ap G 'It
Central power stations In Pennsylvania ef-
fect operating economies. S. Rice. II plan
Iron ■Tr R 53:546-9 S 25 '13
Central station oower for coal mines. C. W.
Beers. Am Inat E K Fro 32:834-15 Ap
■13; Discussion, 32:2206-13 D '1!
Central station power for mines: West Penn
system. J, S. Jenks. Am Int E E Pro 32:
990-6 Ap '13: DIscQBston. 32:2234-43 D *13
Central -station service in coal mines. Eiea W
61:1229-30 Je 7 '13
Characteristlcfl of substation Inada at the
anthracite collieries of the Lackawanna R.
Am Inst E E Pro 32:866-73 Ap '13; Dis-
cussion. 32:2234-43 D '13
Electric cables for mines. W: While. Mines
A Mln 33:309-10 Ja '13
Electric coal mining In central Illinois:
O'Gara coal mine In SaUKumon county, 11
Elec W 62:1211-2 D 13 '13
Electric power costs at El Ttgre. Eng &
Mln J 96:523-4 Mr 8 '13
Electric power for underground winding at
the new Hcrlnt mine, Transvaal 11 Eng &
Mln J 9S:19 .Ta t '13
Electric power Installation at EH Tlgre. Son-
era. Mexico. J, W, Malcotmson. Am Inst
Mln E Bui 76:681-5 An '13
Electric vs, compressed air hoists. K. A.
Pauly, II Eng ft Mtn J t ""
1 Ag 30 '13
Ktc aJua Mine signals
Electricity In refrigeration. See Ice— Maniifac-
Electriclty In the home
Unusual electrical equipment and construc-
tion for residence service. II Elec R ft W
Elec'n 62:26-9 Ja 1 '13
Electricity on ihipt
Care of the dynamo on board ship. V; White.
Int Marine Eng 18:402-4 S '13
Dlesel-electrlc-drlven ship Tynemounl. J, R.
Wilson. II Power 38:641-3
N 4
_. R. Bmmet. 11 plana Int Marine
Eng 18:323-7 Ag '13
Electrical equipment of a motlern battleship.
H, A. Homor, II J Fr Inat 176:173-88 Ag '13
Electrical propul.^lon of ships. W. L. R,
Emmet. II dlags J Fr Inat 176:43-60 Jl '13
Elect rlcolly-drlven cargo boat Tyneraount. C.
Van I.*ngendonck. 11 Int Marine Eng lS:B20-2
D '1!
Blectrlcally-drlven vessel Tyneraount. F: C.
Coleman. II Sci Am 109:257 N 8 '13
Electrically operated ship Tyneraount. II
Elec W 62:M7-9 N S '13
H>'iJraullc transmission on ships: the F5t-
tlnger transmitter. II Eng M 46:108-12 O '13
Marine usee of electric storage batteries. O.
Li. Reynolds. Int Marine Eng 18:167 Ap '13
Teats on a 10.000 horae-powi
r for
:536 Je 14 '13
A. Gradenwltz, II Scl
Electricity on the farm
Agriculture electricity and Irrlgallorv elec.
trically driven pump. P. A. Bales. II Scl
Am 1*8:472 My 24 iB
Central station power fur farmers, D. R.
Palraqulat. II Scl Am 109:405 N 29 '13
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Electricity on the larm — CoaUnited.
DlBoUHslon on electricity on the farm (Bales).
Am Inst K E Pro 32;89-98 Ja 'IJ
BlecIrlcBl furmlng near Dayton, Ohio. Blec
W 61:176-7 Ja 25 "IS
Electricity on rarm of W. W. Mills near Mar-
ietta. Ohio. 11 Elec W 61:ZI0-1 Ja 25
■13
Bleetriclty on (he farm, Blec W M:122«.g Ja
7 -IS
tier alto Electrohortlculture
Elactrincatlan or beniene by trlotlon. fiid Am
S 7E:19» Mr IS '13
Electrification of rallroade. See BallroadH—
Blectrlflcatlon
Electrochemical lockty. See American elec-
trochemical society
Electrochemlitry
DeveloptnentB In elect roc tiemla try. E^ F. Roe-
ber. Elec W «1;20-1 Ja 4 'IS
Digest of electrochemical U, B. patents. See
monthly numbers of Metallurgical and
chemical engineering
Electrolyila Gommltta*
Meeting, New Tork, May 27. 1913. Elec Ry J
41:1025 Je T 'IS
Electrolytic corrosion
BlectrolyslB In reinforced concreteL O. B.
Rosa, B. UcCoUum and O. 8. Peters. Itng
H 44:9Gt-S Mr -11
Blectrob'tic cnrronlon of earthed metallic con.
ductors. Klee Ry J 4i:8IR-2i) O 1« '13
Electrolytic corroaloD of Iron In aolla. Bleo
Ry J 42:423 S 11 '13
Electrolytic coiroalon ot Iron In soils. Bng
Elec
lolty a
I cher
H. C. Jones.
Scl Am S 76:174-6 Mr __ __
Eleolroohemlstrv and batteries In 1912. Elec
R & W Elec'n 62:11-2 Ja 4 '13
SSd general meeting of American eleotro*
■ ■ ■ :lety. Atlantic City. April, I91S.
Elec w"6I:76a-B'AV"ia""'"lS
24 th general meeting o( the Amei
elec
[Hiemlcal ■ocTe'ty B."t' Denver" 'Cofo.i' Sept.,
I91S. Elec W 62:E.3-4 S 20 '13
24th general meeting o( the American electro-
chemical society at Denver. Colo., Sept..
1913. E:ng & Mln J 9fl;5Sl-2 S 20 '13
Srr alio Electric batteries; Electric fur-
naces; Elec I ro lysis; Electrometallurgy;
Electroplating
Electrode holders
Klectrodp holder constructlnn for electric fur-
naces. II dlags Met & Chem Eng 11:321-8
o"'li' 'is'
Carbon elei^lroden (or electrolytic <
Harden. Met & Chem Bnr " -— '
Electrode reactions. Met & C
4 My '13
Blectrodes for electric furnaces: proper i
sign and t
KlectroIVBlR
5T7 O '13
.. Met
-- -.» solution. Met & Chem
P^ng 11:575-7 O IJ
Kleetrolyjila of low grade gold bullion. T, W.
Rouchelle. Knx A Mln J Sb-.nS-IO Ja 2S
trodes; Electrolytic
■olytk _
Rec 6S:34-6 J1 12 'IS
~ ", ' corrosion of iron i
'ollutn and K._H. I.,ogiin.
soils.
Irotysis. C. Herlng. Elec Ry
N 29 '13
Report of committee on Am. railway engi-
neering asan, on eleetrolysla. Ry Age 54:708-
10 Mr 21 '13
Electrolytic refining. See Blectrometallnrcy
Electromagnets
Dynamo and motor field magnets. C, P. Poole,
11 Power 37:185-8 F 11 'II
Primer of clectrlcltv. C. P. Poole. II Power
37:373'G Mr 18 'II
Kcf alio Commutators
ElectromasnsU, Lifting. See Lifting magnets
Electrometallurgy
Advantages of amaS Jitgrt speed electric
furnaces. C. Hering. plan Het ft (Aem Eng
11:183-7 Ap 'IS
Kleclrlc steel for amall castings. F. T. Snyder,
Iron Age !I2:VZ-: O 23 '13; Same. Foundry
41:468-9 N '13
Elec trod eposltlon ot ilnc Eng ft Mln J 96:
602 S 13 '13
Blectrolytlo production ot Iron sheatB and
tubes, etc. K. W. P&lnmr ftod J. A. Bri-
nell. Met & Chem Bnc 11.197-202 Ap 'U
Eleptrolytlf reflnery In Wall street. 11 Met &
Chem Kng ll:Sn4-5 O '13
oiies. W. F. Rurns. Am Inst Mln E Bui
79:1163-7 Jl '11
Btectro-metallurKy. Ry & Bog R GS:I91 Ap
■18
. Barham, Scl
ectrolytlc copper i
Am 9 76:66 Jl 26 ']
Experiments with furnace electrodes. II Met ft
Chem Eng 11:279-81 My '13
El ect rod ynamometer
Tubular elect rod ynamometer for heavy cur-
rents, P. O. Agnew. dlag U S Bur Stand
Bu! K:6Bl-8 Mr 1 '13
Electro-gaivanliing
Electro-galTanlitng process. 8. W. Rowsbar.
Foundry 41:437-40 O '13
Electro -gliding. See Qlldlng
Eiectroilorticuiture
Electrical stimulation ot plant growth. Scl
Am 108:520 Je 7 '18
Experiments In elect rocul lure near Dayton.
Ohio. H. G. Doraey. Elec W 62:1217-8 D
13 -13
Electrolysis
Electro-analysis of the copper alloys. J. O.
Falrchlld. II Met ft Chem Eng 11:380-2 Jl
A, B. Motherwell. Met & (
70 D '13
Great Fails eleclrolytlc plant. W. T. Burns.
II Am Inst Mln E Rul 80:2011-49 Ag '13;
Same. Met & Chem Eng 1I;S09-18 R 'IS
Production and properties of metBlIlc flima.
Scl Am S 7B:161 Mr B '13
r electric steel c
stings. F. Sny-
ft Chem Eng 11:581-2 O '13
Recent Cottrell olectrio precipitation results.
L. Bradley. Eng ft Mln J 96:247-8 Ag 9 '13
Recent progress In electrolytic process for
S 76:102-3 Ag 16 'IS
r app
... ,._ ___wut r ,- —
ula ot the electron theory. P. H.
Thomas. Scl Am B 76:338-» Hy 31 'IS
Nir nPun Cnlliode ravs: Electric dlscharg-
ps; Radloaiilvlty; Transmutation of ele-
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ElMtrophyaks
ElectHflcBtlon of beniena hy frlctton. Sal
Am S n-.lit Ki 29 'It
S« nfjin nieleclrlos; OsclllogramH
Elactrophyalology
Electrical properties of egg -while. E. P.
Northrup. J Fr Inst lTG:41S-9 Ap -IS
Electro -plater*' ■■aoclatlon. National. Sea Na-
tional electro- platers' BSBodatlon
Elflctroplatlns
Application of chemistry in the ptatios room.
E. P. later. Foundry 41:101-3, 115-8, 187-9,
MS'E. 3S1-3, tSS-1 Mr-Je, Ag-S 'IS
fleanlng of steel and Iron. C. S. Thompson.
Metal Ind n s 11:119-20 O '13
Cobalt depoBlttng bath. Foundry 41:440-1 O
Compilation of electro- plating hints. S. W.
Bowsbar. Foundry 41:a4G-6 D 'II
Copper and nickel -plating ergulpment at the
works or the Underwood type writer, J.
Htedman. il Iron Age »S:651-3 f* 2!> '13
Efllclency and economy In the platlnr room.
H. E. Wlllmore. II Hstal Ind' n s 11:19-11
Ja '13
Electric cleanina of metols. W: Voss. Metal
Ind n B 11;510 D '13
Electro copper platlnK of KalvanlSAd Iron
chain. C: H. proctor. Metal Ind n s 11:84
F '13
ElectrodeposltJon of brass and bronie. C. W.
Bennett. Hetal Ind n a 11:170-3 Ap '11
Electro- deposit Ion of copper, brass, bronse,
etc. E. Blassett. Jr. Metal Ind n s 1I:2Z0-1
My -IS
Electrodeposltlon of nickel. 0. P. Watts. H«t-
aJ Ind n s ll:£ei-l, S93-4. 334-6, 380-1 Je-
8 '13
ElectroplatlnK coats by the square loot.
Foundry 41:ie8-> Ap 'IS
Equipment and management of cleaning
balhB. S. W. Rowsbar, Foundry 41:190-3 My
'13
Factors Influencing the nature of electroly-
tic deposits. O. P. Watts. 11 Hetal Ind n ■
11:32-3, 83-4 Ja-F '13
Plating aa a science. H. L. Haas. Melal Ind
n s 11:433 O '13
Pure copper anodes. Foundry 41:441 O '13
Relation of chemistry to electro-plating. G:
F: Burseas. Metal Ind n s 11:28-9, 78 Ja-
Eiephant Butte dam
Conatruclion features of the Elephant Bntte
dam, U. S. reclamation service, plan Ens
Derailments on Chicago elevated. Elec Ry J
41:263 F 8 '13
Improvements on Boston elevated system, il
plans Elec By J 41:3GT-eG. 408-14 Uf 1-8
railway, plana Bng N 1
Elevs
1:331-3 Ag
Sliver solution. S. Shoeld and O: B. Hoga-
boom. Metal Ind n ■ 11:39-30, S6-8, 301-3 Ja-
F, Jl '13
SpottlnB-out problem and silver- plating. C. F.
BurBess and 1.. T. RIchanlBon. Foundry 41:
E02-3, 509 N '13: i^me. II Metal Ind n s
11:477-9, .^nS-lO N-D '13
Symposium on electroplallng. Met Sc Chem
Bng 11:234-6 My '13
Three wire system for a platliv room. C. O.
Backus, plan Melal Ind n S 11:166-6 Ap '13
Troubles of the electro -plater. See monthly
numbers of the Foundry
«re alKO Electro -galvanising; Electro-met-
allursy
Electroscope*
How to make an electroscope. C: B. Ben-
ham. Scl Am B 76.170 Mr 16 '11
Electroatatlcs
Sfe aUa Condensers (electricity)
Electrotachnlcal commission, Intemationsl. Bee
International electrotecbutcal commission
Electrotherapeutics
Modem views of electro-therapeutics. Scl Am
B 78:116 Ag 23 '13
Trenling doiiTneas by flectrlclty. Scl Am 109;
3B« N 8 'l:!
Etectrotyplng
The btith. Inland Ptr 61:238-9 My '13
Electrolyplng and stereotyping. C; 8. Part-
ridge. See monthly numbera of the Inland
_ ... sway of elevator cables. W:
Kavanagh. II Power 37:734-6 My 27 '13
Economy o( Inclined dock elevator. II Int
Marine Eng 18:65 F 'IS
Empire hydraulic elevator. II Eng & Min J
96:1123-4 D '13
Interesting repair to elevator plunger, plan
Power 37:703-4 My 20 '13
Operating costs of hydraulic vs. electric ele-
vators. J; Bailey. Power 37:614 My 6 '18
Prevention of elevator aocldents. R. P. Bol-
ton, ind Eng 18:361-8 Je 'IS
Sre alio Hoisting machinery
Elevators, Electric
Complete elevator manufacturing plant, il
plan Iron Age 92:67-70 Jl 10 '13
Electric elevator (luestlona and answers. A. C.
Waldroh, Power 37:668-9 My 13 '13
Electric elevator quesllons and answers. W.
H. Pyatt. Power 37:832 le 10 '13
Elevator a« a central- stal Ion load. R. W.
Charles. Elec \V 6Z:1017 N 15 '13
New terminal post office In New Tork. Ii. B.
Marks and J. B. Woodwell. II Bleo W 11:
193-4 Ja iG '13
Oils Inclined freight elevator. II Ry Age 64:
Elevators, Grain. See Qraln elevatora
Elltpses
Engineers' study course: mensuration.
Power 37:468-70 Ap 1 '18
mentB. En
Extra top i
ments. T:
'13
Preventing erosion of highi
by a gr--- ■ ^ "■-- "^
Eng Rec 68:134 Ag S 'IS
>anki
rren. II Miinic Eng 45:421-9 N '13
ion dumping bridge for building em.
Eng N 70:1024 - '■■■ '"
13
Templates for embank'menl slopes. M. D.
Ewell. il diags Eng N 70:821-2 O 21 '13
See iilao Earthwork; Levees; Sea walls
Emergencies. See First aid in Illness and In-
Jury
Emery wheels
Emery and polishing wheels, dlag Hetal Ind
n S 11:342 Ag '18 . -. „
Tapers for safety emery wheels. C: O-
Smltli. Iron Age 91:610-1 Mr S '13: Same.
Iron Tr R 62:636 Mr 13 '13; Same. Mach 19:
633 Ap ns
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lectrlc 3
-».niiH of llip orK.i"liatlon.
ri'ii Tr n B2:S13-i Mr IS 'IS
icllral anil Hrlenltllc manatiem
U3-6, Ifil-e Mr-*
d by Bdiilv «t ««
.. Franklin', EnR M
-k. Oft,. I'H.
' lUl
r.:.^„!," '5vl:"l';'^r'^n".^.^^rsr.=3 ^-
Eiiui,
i<?<TinK anil the iiitifnllli's: the beauty of
>rniiriiiioneBa. A. Barr. Scl Am 5 T5:SS-*
i: Spr1n(-fleld
KTicii
nor-ritii; and the beuullfiil. Eng Bee B7:S3I)
in -13
H. Emer»on.
|.;/,L.i,
ri^.Tlni: anplienimns of (folocv. R. C.
Kr\
ii'l. Kng RPT «T: S«7-g. 711-3 Je H, 28 '13
lent: the Thv-
Knpl,
neerliig develo|>menl and human welfare.
. I,. Janilron. Hy
70:32-1 J) 3
iim,l:im:,iii,. _ii,-Mlly i^n .■n«iii"<Tlni: I. "iin-
Inlluenceg affectlnK American engineering
iii,i.-iii.'. IV: F, M. ijnss, hiin Am- ;u:i:i72-
I .!.• ■'•: -rr!' [.:.,.-,.riiia, I'mw.t ns ::•(-'> .11 1
■\?.: Kv,--! |,(s. Kv & KiiK R 53:i;r,5-7 Jl 5
InvpstHraUfin i>f exlpltng enKineerlnc struo-
luros, H. R Thaver. Kng N 70:60L>-10 a 2i
Mot
( In oontrar'tlne and constni
W; HiKrhlnPon. Jr. 1] Eng »
of' the 'y^ar lai';. Scl Am
Review of
the year 1912. Power 37:M-6 Ja
7 ■«
3Dili anniii
11 convention of the A, I. B- E..
Cconprmi
iiwn. N. T., June. 1L'13. Eng N 70:
7- -80 Jl
in -13
Val,,,. ,.f f
oreBiulit In etiKlneorliifi, Ens N 89;
3:'i-3 F
13 ■!:!
■ir-i- ii.,mhh: nriclges: Building;
of Joint
IfiB, Elec
li^'ht &
'tine pHdnintes. Eng Rec
ted researches. Eng Rec
,' oi^iioi;it.'¥. Eng Rec 67:
:S;236 Ar 30 '13
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Formulas. (Englnee
37:166-7 F t '13
Bludy couniG) Power
Prlsmotdal tormuliE to suit special casea. V
T. Case. Ene Bee 68^140 Ak 2 '13
SuggeHtei] simplification for the value of C
Kutter's formula and a aewer diacliarge ijli
grain. A. Boy<l. Eng N 70:316 Ag 14 '13
History
Prpservatlon o[ technical history urge
Power 37.47B-6 Ap 1 '13
Study and teaching
Ensineprlng workahops of the TTnlverslly ol
Shefflciii. G: W. Uurlej-, 11 Mach 1M:69!*-
71*1 Mv -IX
Fitting engineering students for Industrla
management. Eng Rec 68:170 Ag 16 '13
Foreign language aa a tool In englneerlnf
Irainlnd. F. W. ScholU. Concrela Cem 2
146-7 Mr '13
s In.;
lilera
K J :IS:
Relative Importance ot principles and prac.
lice In educallon. J. E>ouelas, Met & Chen
Bng 11:377-80 Jl '13
Safely engineering should form part ot everj
engineerlns course. G. Gilmour. II Set Ait
•5 76:36-11 '
Iludy (
Her'
reign In
ng; F Kocst
gea by e
Dug N 6E
:GS3-5 Ap :
f^ 62:12-5 Jl 5 "13
;ngiiieerlng
luiclpal cn-
.'.',?.
ilM>;..
If Sri
li englneer-
"■£;
rr
pthics f
.-nperntiun between Massaeliusell.^ Insti-
LHle of technology and Harvard university.
KnK N Gi>:7S3 Ap 10 '13
panese er.BineerinB college. Eng N 69:6.0-
I Ap 3 '13
Engineering education
Tin. Eng & MIn J l<B::iEt S 2.
Pronoseil node nf ethlos fur ch^
neera. Knft N 63:1SI) Ja 23 '13
. El.;c W 01:3
C. J. M.>r
Eilui-ationat work In higbway engineering-
EnRtni-iTiM!; ediirali..ii in rei^Uion to training
Am.^nc'.of C. B-. \'-n'^. i''- McCiiilougli. Ry
3n 23 '13; Same abr, Eng Rec 67:118-20 F 1
Siiu'i-'oslp.l oodn of PtblpB of tb(- Orcgn" s.i-
EloctroTnechanlcs research laboratory nt C.u-
liimbla university. J; H, Morecroft. 11 Bleo
W 61:727-8 Ap 6 '13
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Englneerlna taboratorle* — r-nlinui<l.
Trainlnc erKineerf. iit Viilp. T; Wils..n. ii
l:>v.er Slrr.-^'i Je 3 '13
^*'r nil': Klr.'lrlc- lul.or^it.irk's: llvariiullo
I;il<iinil<>ri<-K: Mvlalluinl...! I.il,.ii'»t<>ri<-s
Engincaring law
ForelKn requirements governing work under
compressed air. r. Seuroi. Eiig N 70:566 S
IS '13
New York law govemlne work under com-
pressed ttlr. Eng N T0:30T-S Ag H '13
Overstghl In the compressed -air Invv. V. Kich-
arda. Ens N 70;425-6 Ag 28 '13
. Ens Itec 6;:a03 My
engineering tlieses. Eng Rec G7:8'
Kr.iuse. Kng Hec uJialS My 1! 11
Engineering literature
T'twey decimal system of eliissitlcalion .
Structural engineering nutalii-n. Eng Rtc tS:
114-0 Ag Z 11
Engineering organization
KiiPii.li eKv;in-J ure-iiiliatioii, Elec ily J 41 r
li.-s.TViot f'mmissi.inH. Eng lie," B":i45 .V
15 ■);;
Can eimineirs he triiste.l to .nrMlmle fairly
i.nd iiitelllgeiiily Litiveen piihli.- interesis
aii.i_ pr.iperij- Inieitsts? Eiig N 0:';llS7-9
Civic fleMs for engineer*. O. V. P, Stout, Ry
& Bng R S!:61-i-!» Jl IS '13
C.'n^uliiMK mid operaiiriE enKhieers. i'oner
37. .;n:- My ii -IT.
I ■■ii?iiltini:_ini:inviT and (he prutesslon. Eng
Di,-,iissii'.n 'of'tiie'slatiis of the engineering
I.r..fissi.in, Eng N ■•.■.■■.2:i-': Ja 30 'll
Disregard for experience and relaxaiion of
di- i;.|iiL.-. i;; y .<wain, Kv & Eng R 53^852-
3. S''S-7 S 6. :0 '13
K> A^ V.'.a \l":,'.:''i\:''::' Jii- 3 'U '
KriLnii.cr J.ii.l lin;iii.-c. Kng liec STSiO Je 14
Kii^Nieer :.s n t:ii;tidi,in of public credit. Eng
Kngiiieer as "an 'econoniisL Eng N 70:111) Jl
Re«rsiini7-H"
iling ■>[ the republic. I.
ti lTJ:259-72 Mr 'la
r ilie XeK- York public
- i:ns N 61';:;71-2 P C
■erEl.ip in i.n ■
■n I .iMlc service commissions.
r 1-:- !■■ - '13
I'p.in unities, Eng Rec 67:707 Je
y w. i''..ii.i'i-i. Enj! M i<>.ii9-Ba
-. :iii- Iv iiipinf.rs. Eng N 70:
<d of (pchnfcally trnined men:
i,:ii;u:,'iilii;ir.g and the opportu-
i,is. W. Ii. KaempfferL Scl Am
],■. ll
ivhiV? rower 37:460 Ap 1 '13
,. !.!>,rs. >:ci .\^.i 1','St3« Ap 1
>:;=,•.;;•;/_. D, tf, Kimball.
. 1:-.J Fng 13l3^S-3 Ag '13
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Englnec. ,. _._.
ProIeBslonal relallonH o( the enKlneer. Bng
Rec S7:tOS-10 Ap 12 'IS
Ratlnga (or valuation englnecrB. J. B. Wrtghl.
Eng Rec GS^T05-G D Zt> 'H
Relation of the consuKlns engtoeer to the
opemtlns engineer. P. Vf. Rose, Kng Rec
67:197 My 3 'iS
Relation of tlie engineer to public improve-
menla. J: A. tJensel. Stevens Ind 30:357-62
O '13
Relations o( consultlnf and municipal engl-
neera in Great Britain. H, C. H, Shenton.
Bng N 70;2O6-B Jl 31 'IS
Removing handlcapa of young; graduate en-
gineers. Eng Rec 67:555 My 17 'IS
SeTecUng engliieera. Power 38:204 Ag 5 '13
Sher
1 law
impetltlona
D. B. Lu-
ten. Eng Rec 68:335-6 i, .. ..
Some tendencies and problems o( the pres-
ent day and the relation of the englnc"
then-- " " " — '- " — " —■'■"- "
2S 1
'IS
Status of engineering profesalon: papers be-
fore Am. inst. of consulting engineers,
ISia. L: B. StUlwell; S: Whlnery. Bng N
63:115-8 Ja 23 '13; Same abr. Bng Rec 67:
118-20 F 1 'IS
Status of the engineer. Eng N 69:S»-7. S7S-9,
965 Ja 2, Ap 24, My 8 '13
Status of the engineer. D. S. Burnett. Eng
N 69:628-9 Mr 13 "13
Status of the engineer. G. B. Hazlehurat
Eng N 68:179-80 Ja 23 '13
Statua of the engineer. D. S. Ferry, Bng
N 69:434 F 27 "13
Status of the engineering profession and a
proposed employment bureau. W. New-
brough. Eng N 69:587-90 Mr SO '13
(Ion, A. Relchniann. Ry & Eng R 53:46G-6
My 17 '13
value of the engineer, D. B. Pangburn. Power
38:769-71 N 25 '13
See also Klectrlc engineers: Engineering
elhlca; Engineering societies; Locomotive
engines; -Me.hanlral englneera; Municipal
engineers; Rallroaii engineers
Bill to license engineers In Iowa. Bug N
69:631-5 Mr £7 'IS
Bill to license engineers In New York and
the Technical league; aympoalum. Bng N
69:1172-6 My 8 '13
Engllah view of registration of engineers.
Eng Rec 67:636 Je 7 '13
'^" and Ucensoa (or engineers. Bns
Standard salaries for engineers In munic-
ipal service. Eng Rec 6f:4S3 My S '13
Standardizing city engineers' salaries. Bng
Rec 67:498-500 My 3 '13
Study of Incomes of technically trained men.
D: E. Rice. Sol Am 109:116 Ag 9 '13
Suggested salary schedule tor New York
city engineering employees, Eng N 69:110-1
Engineers, Municipal. See Municipal engineers
Engineers as witnesses
Patent eKperilng — a new Held for engineers.
D, Smith. Mach 19:343-1 Ja '13
Engineers club of Boston
Opening of new building, 1913. Bng Hec 67:
sup 41-2 F 1 '13
Developments In prime movers. W: P: Du-
rand. Elec W 61:7-9 Ja 4 'IS
Bnglne wrecks and remedies. W. M. Olass.
Power 37:613 Ap i» '13
„ ., ._ j,g gi^j. yf 61:233-4
r capacities. D: R.
Ferrantl c
~ ". '13
Pro 33:710-20 Mr '13; Sanie coiiH. Power 37:
449-50 Ap 1 '13
Power featurea of the Ghent exposition, il
Power 3B;62l-3 O 28 '13
Preparing for the post-fuel age. II Sci Am
108:317 Ap G '18
Prima movers: our debt to James Watt. S,
Z. Ferrantl. Sci Am S 76:138-9 Mr 1 '13
Progress in power production. Sci Am S 75:
ISg.Mr 1 -13
Rolling-mill engines. R. U Slreeter. II Eng
M 44:16-35 O '12 "
Weight efflcie...
a 75:299 My 1
See aim Automobile engines; Diesel en-
gines; Fire engines; Gaa and oil engines;
I. oco motives: Marine engines; steam en-
gines; Steam turbines; Traction engines;
Utilizing power generated in engine tests.
A. G. Popcke, Am Mach 3S;855-6 My J2
English channel tunnel
Channel tunnel: revlvi
Legislation to restrict the practice of engi-
neering. B. McCul lough. Eing N 69:636-8
Mr 27 '13
Licensing engineers, Eng N 69:5SG Mr 30
Licensing engineers In New York. Bng N
69:639-40 Mr 27 'IS
Licensing of engineers. Bng Rec 67;472-3 Ap
i6 '13
Ucensing of engineers. W. H. Drane. Bng
Rec 67:648 Je 7 '13
Licensing of engineers, E. G. Kastenhuber,
Jr. Eng Rec 67:563 My 17 '13
National aesoclatlon of stationary engineers
license committee report. Power 37:210 F
11 -IS
New Jersey state license law. Power 37:618-9
Ap 28 -13
Problem of protecting the younger members
of the engineering profeaslon. R. Trulllnger.
Eng N 69:lIS9-90 Je 6 '13
Scientific analysis of engineer's license legis-
lation. Bng N 69:792-8 Ap 17 '18
Workings of the Wyoming law for licens-
ing engineers. Bng Rec 67:387 Ap E '13
Engineers' wages. J. R. Belknap. Power 3S:
676 O 21 -13
D '13
Proposed tunnel under English channel. C. O,
Purge, map Eng Hec 68:499-500 N 1 '13
English dictionaries. See Dictionaries
English language
Study and teaching
Engineering English, Eng & Min J 96:1037-!
N S
■13
Engineering English. H. R, O'Brien. Eng N
Engravings — a suggestion. J. F. Tobln. In-
land Ptr 61:61-3 Ap '13
Process engraving, S. H. Morgan. See month-
ly numbers of the Inland printer
i-'rr alto Color printing; Photo -engraving
Entropy
Enl ropy- temperature and transmission dia-
grams for air. C: R. Richards. Ill U Eng
Exp Sta Bui 63:1-20 "13
Molller diagram for ammonia. Power 38: 398-
40O a 16 'IS
New <
analog, v, Karapetoff. plana
06-9 F 27 '13
. L E. Miller. Mach 20:67 S '13
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Erdman act
Amendment n( tlie Erdman act. Rv-
B 53:265 Mr 22 -13
Erdman act amended; strike protiatily a
Ry & EnK R 53:681-5 Jl la '13
~ , Battle of Lake, ISl
!d Sta
1 A. G. Kesaii
Mourn
E rail on
Corrosion and erosion. H. M. Graham. Pow.
38:307-8 Ag 2S '13
Eruptive rocki. See Rocks, Igneous
EWImataa. See Enelneerlng— E:8llmatefl
Eatuarlee
Channel -
AUantlc -
70: 150-1 Jl 24 '13
Proposed Improvement of an ocean bar at
Atlantic City, N. J, L; M. Haupt. Kng N
70:523-4 S 11 '13
Ethici, Englneerina. See Enginecrlns ethics
Eugene, Oregon
UunlcipBl power plant. 11 Elec VV 61:ia33-«
My 17 -iS
Progress of eugenics, Scl Am 109:459 D 13 '13
Social problems and eugenics. Scl Am lOB:
42G Hy 10 '13
Europe's good roada. M. F. Mansfield. II Scl
Brick-plant savings Willi motor -operated clay
excavator. 11 Kieo \V 62:1162 D ti '13
Construction of the Calumet-Sag canal. E. J.
Kelly, il map Ens N 69:146-60 Ja £3 '13
Electrically operated excavators on Calu-
met-Sag channel of Chicago drainage canal.
II Elec W 61:409 F 22 '13
Estimate of yardage In ditch excavallon. Eng
& MIn J 98:107 Ag 30 '13
Excavating a bridge abutment foundation
through Quicksand. F. I. Barrett, dlags Eng
N 70:608-9 S 26 '13
Excavating with large scrapers tor the Uni-
versity ut Illinois armory. A. B. McDaniel,
il Kng N 70:1302-3 U 25 'IS
" Panama. Hy & Eng R 63:190-1
Ai!?!
I 108:36-7 Ja 1
t N 1.-13
nsmiss
and e
evaT»oralorB. dlag Met * i.
1 Ens 1
: M E J 35;152S-S8 O '13
the
heat
. - -, t & Chi
1-2 N '13
Evening and continuation achools
Continuation vs. trade schuols. H. E. Ml
Am Ind 13:23 Jl '13
Trade school costs and attendance, H.
Miles. Am Ind 13:18 Ap '13
y. M. C. A, and vocational I
14:31-2 D '13
Eve rota dee
Reclaiming (he Florida everglades: Joint re-
port o( Board o( engineers. II map Eng >
70:835-7 O 23 '13; Eng Ri - ----- - ---
Evolution
J. Lotka Scl J
ai-Je 14 '13
Evolution ot man from the ape. Sc
76:239 O 11 '13
Questioned and unquestioned factors
lutlon. Scl Am 109:238 B 37 '13
Mr 1
Hy,tr
'13
ullc ,
ri Pana
inal si
Method of figuring excavation. M. R. LewM.
I'^ig Rec 67:647 Je 7 '13
Method of figuring excavation. T: F, Nlchola.
Eng Rec 67:167-8 F 8 '13
subway:
1 New York Lexing-
ixCBVatlng rock and
quicksand DO feet below tide level under
(rafHc In city streets. II dlags Eng Rec 68:
576-7 N 21 '13
Program for completion of Culebra cut. Eng
N 69:437 F 27 '13
Twin Falls hydroelectric development. G: C,
Newton. Eng Rec 67:581-2 My 24 '13
Unit costs on steam shovel excavation. Munic
Eng 45:429 N '13
N<e alio Trenches; Tunnels and tunnel-
C: H, Paul. 11 n
] Enc N 70:93-100 Jl 17
for evaporation from reservoir
surfaces. II. M. Chittenden. Eng N 69:108
Ja 16 '13
Data and results of evaporallve trials. W. N.
I-olukov, Am Soc M E J 35:1766-9 !> '13
Evaporation, (Engineers' study course) Pow-
er 38:312-4. 346-7, 378-9, 410-1 Ag 26-S 16
■IS
Factor o( evaporation. J: S. A. Johnsoa
Power 37:579-80 Ap 22 '13
Factor of evaporation. A. A. Potter. Power
37:334 Mr II '13
Factor of evaporiitlon. L. C. Roberts. Pow-
er 3?:;64 My 27 '13
Pan and raft equijiment lor water evapora-
tion tests, dlags Eng Rec •"=-■"= ■■ ' ■•-
fi<e also lystillatlon
Evaporators and distillers.
■" [.18:446-7 i
■13
.8:4SS-
333-S Je '13
Tests upon the transmis.tlon ot heat In
"■" n evaporators. K._W. Kerr, dlags Am
.2:30-4
drilling In the Tennessee river. Eng Rec
' ■ N I '13
submarine -rock drilling In deepen-
■ flver, II plan
Ind tunneling.
Executive abllltv
Continuous rail
the story of a rush order. II f
197-9 Mr 29 '13
Executive efflclency. Automobile 28:470 F IS
:'3, F 6-20 '13
Exhauit steam
Heat accumulators and their use i
Bteam turbine plants. Ind Eng 1
Ind
Utlllza -- ----- - .
Hy & Eng R 63:830-1 Ag 30 '13
Exhaust systems. See Duat removal
Exhibition buildings
Architectural plan of Panama- Pacific exposi-
tion. Bel Am S 76:360-1 D 6 '13
Construction work in Madison Square gar-
den for an automobile exhibition. 11 Gng
N G!<:1164-6 Je 6 '13
High eight--
13
• My
. H. Markwart,
.. Jlng N 70:895-904 N 6 '13
Review of building methods old and
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L.lfi
I (buirding)
..'e haunl In crowded buildings due to
adequate exists, H, F. J. P.irler. plans
In-
Soc M B J 35:719-63 My -IS; a _
S T«:Z-3 Jl E '13; »Bme, Ens N 70:228-30
Jl 31 '13
Expenu dlitrlbutlon. See Conl areountlng
Experlmenta on ■nim>l>. See Anlmala, Experl-
Exploilona
sjewer expluBlon In I-lttgburgh. Ene
Extenaometera
• ■■ I all
rights
i:[i37 ■-
Eye
l-^lTei-ts of mdl
& Mln'jSSrSH-S N 15 'IS "
Ha aim Boiler explosions; Ci a1 mines
mlnlnu—
exploKlons; Mine arcl'lents; Mine explosions
Expfoslvaa
Advance* In permlHBible exploalvss. Colliery
t<:lll 8 '13
Analyala of black powder and dynamite. W.
O, Snelllng and C. G. Slorm, II U 3 Bur
Mines Kul 51:1-76 '13
Energy ot blasllng explosives. Bng Rec S7;B4-
E Ja 11 'IS
Energy o[ various explosives. Eng & Mln J
95:013-4 Mr 22 '13
Explosives tor mining operations. C. Hnll
and S. D. Howell. Ens M <5:417-40 Je '13
Handling explosives In mines. E. Hlgglna. Eng
M 4fl;279-81 N '13
Products of exploBlon. Bnff b Mln J 9E:!13-4
Ag t 'IB
Proposed explosives monopoly. Bngr & Mln
J 9E:G44 B 20 '13
Safety rules — handllns explosives. Eng ft
Uln J 9e:44»-9 S S '13
Safety nilea — storing and tbawlngr explosives.
Ens ft Mln J 36:S9I-2 S 2T '13
Selection ot explosives for engineering work.
EUfc N 70:495 H 11 'IS
Storage of e»pl03lvea, plans Concrete Cem t:
19-31 Ja 'IS
Underground magailnes In rock tor storing
exploslvea. II plan Bng Rec 67:159 F 8 '11
A'rr nim Bla.'iling: Coal mines and mining
— ExplDslvcs: Detonators; netotiatora. Elec-
tor: I>ynamlte; Inflammable liquids: Mines,
Military
Testing
Modlned form of stability test
_ and the eye. M, Lucklesh.
Klec W 62:844-6 O 25 '13
ind Theory of vision, M. H. El. Tachernlng. 8cl
leel Am S 75:339 My 31 '13
""' K'f alao Uogglea; Spectacles
Eyesight and typography. Scl Am 8 7G:11I
Mr 15 '13
niumlnatlng toplca at International achool hy-
giene congress, 1913. Elec W 62:164-6 8 6
Is
Illumination and eye strain. 2). U. Alger.
Iron Tr R 52:743-4 Mr 27 'IS
Eyes. See Eye
Eyre, W I lion
Omce and apartments of a Philadelphia ar-
chitect. R. Caye. II Arch Rec S4:7S-88 Jl '13
and !
■. U f
r Stand liul
II.
r 15
Testa to determine the proper selection of
explosives. Eng Rec G7;523-4 My 10 '13
Exploalve*, Military
PrDgress In military explosives. W. J. HaW'
kins. II Eng N 63:16-24 Ja t 'II
Exponential computer. J.: Ross. Eng N 69:3e6.
T F 20 '13
C 1. f. foreign hiislness qnolotlons. ■ fl
Plaher. Iron Age 9IAV15 My 1 '13
Export trade. See monthly numbers of Amer-
ican Industries
Exp salt I on a
Srt San Dieao- Panama -I 'alitornia expo-
tern
. 1915
Express cars. See Baggage and e
xpresa cara
£fr al*o Carriers
Expreas service
Decision In the express
s. Ry Arc
56:233-5 Ag S '13
Electric express hand 11
e .It the
North sta-
Hon. Boston. II plao
Blee W
61:S46-8 P
15 'IS
Interslate commerce c
orders re-
ductlon In eipreM ra
761-S Ag 9 *li
as. By &
Eng R 63:
Fabrics, Waterproofing of. See Waterproofing
Allowable heights and a~reaB for factory build -
tnga. Eng Rec 67:614 My 31 '13
Allowable helRlits and areas for factory build-
ings. I. H. Woolson. Am Soc M E J 35:961-
9 Je '13; Same cond. Iron Age 91:1399 Je S
'13: Same cond. Eng M 45:733-4 Ag '13
Cellar spare made available by I*" ''
frlsmatio glass, l' ">-■■"-■- "
6:W7 Ag 16 *13
Complete elevntor manufacturing plant. II
I'lan Irim Age 92:67-70 Jl 10 '13
Cons true ling a ten-story concrete building,
Long Island City. N. Y. II Eng Rec (g:
319-20 S 20 '13
Construction of a model factory building. II
plana Crincrete Cem 3:151-3 O '13
Petolla and heating of fireproof factory build-
ing, Homer City, Pa. B. J. Moore, Eng
II Sd Am S
with
I Jacks. II d^g
building 8
id telpher syslema.
kcturlnr hydraulic and acrew
ting Jacks. II dlag Eng Rec 68:234-5 Ag
Factory building equipment delaiis. H. C.
Splliman. il Iron Age 91:5X1-5 Mr 6 '13
Fire protection for factory workers. It dlags
Ind Eng 13:411-7 O '13
Home-mn^e reinforced concrete factorv: Nash
engineering co.. South Norwalk. Conn. II
Iron Age 92:1119-52 N 20 '13
Isolated plant of Rasollne engine factory; fea-
' ' and ateam-haatlng s'
„ anenta' - '-
Mich.
W 61:313-0 F 16 '__
layout, design and equipment of industrial
works. A- H, Morton, Ind Eng IS;289-32
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Factorle* — OonUnuti.
New plant of the Preat-O-Ute company, In-
dianapolis, making lanha Tor dtalrlbutins
acetylene gas. II plan Iron Age 92:4B9-95 S
i '13
New Bteel car plant ot Haakell & Barker car
CO. at Michigan Clt>', ind. 11 dlag Iron
Age Sl:&90-3 Mr 6 '13
Notes on factory layout. Ind Eng 13i411-2 N
'13
Partitions for factories and Industrial build-
ings. H: G. Tyrrell. II Bng U 45:8E3-611
46:G3-S2 S-O '13
Plant for ntaklns automobile tool boxes;
Globe machine & stamping co., Cleveland,
O. II Iron Age 91:643-6 Mr 13 '13
Plant Of DulT mfg. Co., Pittsburgh. II plan
Iron Age 91:3T7-S1 Ap 10 '13
Rein forced -con Crete factory buildings. H. C.
Splllman, II Ind Eng 13:231-3 Jl '13
Rein forced -con Crete factory built unilcr un-
usual condllions by Robblns & Myers CO.
at Sprltigneld. O. N. D. Bralnard. II plan
Eog Rec S7:41D-1 Ap 12 '18
Reinforced concrete In factory construction
at Milton, N. H. II pUuis Concrete Cem S:
3-S Jl '13
Riveted pipe works at south San Francisco:
the Schaw Butcher co. 11 plan Iron Age
92:701-4 O 2 '1!
Specifications for nood blocic floors. 11 Iron
Age 91:1006-7 Ap 24 '13
Terminal and the city factory problem. Ind
Eng 13:218 My '13
Hfe aleo Cotton mills: Factory laws: Fac-
tory management: Factory sanl
works; Machine shops: Mills ai
Scientific management; Steel i
tile factories; also subdivision Manufactures
under names of subjects, e. g. Automobiles
— Manufacture
Accounting
Continuous cost keeping system maintained
by Automalic transportation co.. Buffalo,
il Iron Age 91:88-90 Ja 2 '13
Simple system fur procuring cost data. Iron
Age 91:767-9 Mr 27 '13
Treatment of Interest on manufacturing In-
vestment; symposium. J Account 16:231-
44. 329-35, 427-32 Ap-Je '13
Heating and ventilation
Fan blast system of factory heating. Heat
& Ven 10:37-9 My '13
Heating buildings of sawtooth construction.
Heat & Ven 10:47-9 S '13
Hot water heatins For factories: forced cii
culstlon. C: 1^. Hubbard. Dom Eng 6a;40'
« D 2T "13
Office practice in estimating healing and
Illation for factories. E, W. Smallr--
& Ven 10:33 Ja '13
Operating economies In heating large factory
l)Ulldlng9, E: L. Wilder. Heat & Ven 10:
17-20 Jl '13: Same cond. Power 38;3<I2-S Ag
26 '13
Rules for dust collection and shop ventilation.
Ind Eng 13:390 S '13
Unusual factory heating installHtlon of the
De Laval xeparalor co. K. M. Lloyd. II plan
Dom Eng 62:02-4 Ja IS '13
1 ml II work:
in. Heal
: 02:676-7 O 4 '
Foundry and workshop lighting. A. Kltaon.
11 Melai Ind n s ll:383-& S '13
New York state's
law. Heat & Ven
Sfe alto Workm
1 Industry. Ind Bng 13:6:
Factory manigement
Automatic rating of workmen; Sprlnglleld
(Mass,) armory's system. Iron Age 91;81I-
2 Ap 3 '13
Bonus and rating for works eiecutives. J;
Nelson. Iron Age 1ll:11G9-<>2 My IB '13
Buying. Belling and advertising maxims. S.
I>ean. Iron Age »l:10O2-4 Ap 24 '13
Chemical engineer and Industrial efllclency.
W. M. Booth. Scl Am B 73:210-1 Ap E '13
Co-operallon. Ind Eag 13:75-6 F '13
Culling Ihe factory coats with conveyor sys-
tem. II Iron Age 91:349-53 F 6 '13
EITectlve follow-up system for recording the
progress ot small manufactured parts. A.
L, Valentine. Mach 19:926-30 Ag '13
Efllelency management In gas tractor plant
of the Hart-Parr co. 11 diaga plan Iron Tr R
52:49-60 Ja 2 '13
Efficiency methods used by Auto-Lite co.
plan Automobile 29:698-9 O 16 '13
Factor in ice-plant efficiency. P: Neft. Power
38:270 Ag 19 '13
Factory organization and administration. W.
L. Saunders. Eng M 46;2S7-60 N '13
Factory record and tracing system. H. 1.
Arnold. II Am Mach 3e:8Sl-4 My 22 '13 .
Heat and power in manufacturing process-
es. S. H. Bunnell, Iron Age 91:378 F 6
■13
Increasing the efflclency of a bT«H manu-
facturing plant. P. W. Blelr. 11 HetsI Ind
n s 11:13-4 Ja -IS
lon_or materials and finished product.
n Ihe shop by
e sheet. If Ind
1 detail. Aulo-
Keepinn ..
the bulletin board and ;
Eng 13:453-3 N '13
mobile 28:1066-9 My 22 '..
Leak for factory profits: how money Is lost
In coiindng. Ind Eng 13:458-60 N '13
MbnaKemenl of small vernus large plants.
S. Dean. Iron Age 91:1377 Je 5 '13
New development In factory study; use of
the Route model aa a. method ot Investlgk-
tlon. 11 Ind Bng 13:68-61 F '13
Organization ot large commercial and Indus-
trial establlahmenta. B. Orenateln. Bng M
44;eS8-96 Ja '18
Practical principles of rational management.
A. H. Church. Bng M 44:437-94. S73-S0,
8S4-903: 45: 24-33, 166-73. 405-11 Ja-Je '13
Progress rliarts as a means of securing
prompt delivery ot goods. Ind Rng 13:485-6
Relation of de
of prodiictloi
45:353-8 Je '
1 large plant. Ind Ens
box successful ly. Iron
l^iT aim Bonus system: Conveying machin-
ery; Cost accounting; Employment syatems;
Machine shop management: Photography In
Industry; Premium wage system; Purchas-
ing departments: Sclentltic management:
Stores systems; Time study: Workshop
11 Dom Eng 64:66-7
F-BCtory hygiene. J. D. Hackelt. Ind Eng 13:427
N '13
Human element In industry. W. Talbot. Iron
Age »l:366-tt, 418-20 F 6-13 '13
Rules tor dust collection and shop ventila-
tion, Ind EnK_13;390 S 'IS
Shop hygiene, w. Talbot. EnK M lG:t4-T Ap
—Heating and ventlla-
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117
Labor oondltiunx at Fairbanks, Alaska. H. I.
Ellis. Kng & Min J S«:llll-a D 13 '13
Placer situation at Fairbanks. HTng & Mln J
9«:1167-g D 20 '13,
Falling bodlei
Air reslalance to railing bodies. A. A. Somor-
vllle. II Sci Am 108:429 My 10 'IS
Chlneae famine and proposed Hood preven-
tion. C; D. Jameson. 11 map Bre N 74:EgS-
93 S 2S -13
Teallng electric tans. H. B. I
W 61:1039 My n '13
See alto Fans, Mechanical
Fan I, Mechanical
paper read belore Am. Soc. U. B., JDIS. C.
H. Treat, plana Ens N 69:304-9 Ja 30 'IS
Booster tans. II Colliery 33M54-E Mr '13
Equivalent opening of a ventilating system
Federal regulation or Induatry. See Govern -
menl regulation of industry
Feed pumpi. See Pumping machinery
Feed water
Efftc't of air In teed water. K. Carpenter,
Power 38:911 D 30 '13
Feed water fillers, numns and Injectom. C.
A. McAllister. 11 fnt Marine Eng 18:393-6
S '13
Feed-water treatment. (Engineers' study
course) power 3S:580-1, SlB-7, 668-T, S94-S
O 21-N 11 '13
Lifting hot water. F. P. Nickel. Power Jg;
5T7-8 O 21 '13
Neco teed -water regulator, dlac Power SS:
34-5 JI 1 'la
See olto Boiler scale: Boilers: Feed water
healers: Feed water purlflcatlon
Feed water heater*
Calculation at (eedwater heaters. Ind Bag
13:318 JI '13
Canil>inod open feed- water beater iind bat-
water meier. II Power 3S:SS9-60 N 4 '13
Elliott twin heater. 11 Power 38:360-1 ij 9 '13
Elliott vertical and horlionlal heaters. 11 dlax
Power 38:290-3 Ag 2E 'IB
Home-made feed-water heater. E. R. I'earce,
il Power 3«:S87-8 O 21 '13
Mr. Flnnnery's ' '
Mine ventilating tans. Ind Eng 13:139 Mr '13
Running Cfntrlfugal fans in parallel. L. B.
Lent. dlMK Power 38:851-2 D 16 '13
Siie, lapacily and power retiuired for cenlri-
tugal tans. F. B. Gilbert. Jr. Power 37:73-6
Ja 31 '13
Stine fan fitted with Hyatt roller bearbiKS. II
Colliery 33:627-8 Ap '13
8te also Fans, Electric; Mechanical draft
Fargo, North Dakota
Fargo declares a municipal dividend. W: D.
Sweet. Munlc Eng 44:121-2 F '13
~ I accounts. See Agriculture — Accountlnc
Farm
Cone
dings
•13
:143
Concrete manure pits readily built at mod-
erate cost. 11 Concrete Cem 3:88-7 F '13
Concrete on a Kansas farm. C: Dillon, il Con-
crete Cem 3:183-4 O '13
How. to-do-it Information for tarro work, il
Concrete Cem 3:36 JI 13
How to lay sanitary floors in dairy barns,
Poultry, sheep and hog bouses. II Concrete
em 3:38-9 Jl '13
Sre also Poultry houses
Farm bureaus, County. See County (arm bu-
Farm engines. See Agricultural machinery;
Motor plows
Farm machinery. See Agrlcullurnl machinery
Farm produce
Marketing
Conference on marketing and farm credits.
Ry & Eng R 53:341 Ap 12 'J3
Fashion
Fatigue
Fatigue and efflciency. Ind Eng 13:435-6 O '13
Occupational fatigue. Sci Am S 75:410-1 JO
33 '13
Fatigue In metals
Cryslaliliatlon of steel through taligue. F.
^Rogers. Iron Age S2:5S4-B » 11 '13
"""■ " "■ : Sibley college.
heater troubles.
E: H. Roble; O: McMillan. Power 37:M6-
S Ap 1 '13
Piping tor teedwater heater. G. H. Klmtwll.
plan Power 38:176-6 Jl 29 '13
Simple feed water healer. A. It. Kenner. diag
l-Tng & Min J 9S:327-S F S "IB
Utilliatlon of eihaust steam on locomotives.
Ry & Eng R 53:830 Ag 30 '13
Feed water heating
Feed water heating and pumping, plan Pow-
er 37:146-8 F 4 '13
Feed-water beating tor locomollves. II Power
3S:387-9 S 16 '13
Superheating and feed water heating: theoret-
ical discussion checked by results on Egyp-
tian Elate railways. F. H. Trevllhick and
P. J. Cowan By Age 54:1543-8 Je 20 '13
Feed water meters. See water meters
Feed water pumps. See Pumping machlner]'
Feed water purification
Boiler feed-water filter, plan Eng & Mln J
96:1173-4 D 20 '13
Experience with water softening plants. H,
DUk
7 Mr 1
'13
jr treatment. (Engineers' study
course) Power 38:ES0-1, 616-7. 656-7, 694-6
O 21-N 11 '13
Fullering teed water. C: S. Linch. Int Ma-
rine Eng 18:240-1 Je '13
How the Brier Hill steel co. purities Its boiler
water. 1! Iron Tr R 63:1135-6 D 26 '13
Soda-ash for boiler waters, C: H. Bromley.
Power 38:412-3 S IS '13
Soda-ash for boiler waters, J. C. Hawkins.
diflg Power 38:795 D 2 "13
Tropical feed-waler filler plant. C. C. Semple.
II plan Power 3K:S10-2 D 9 '13
Feeders. See Electric distribution
Feldipsr
Mining and treatment ot feldspar and kaolin.
A. s. Wnlls. II map U S Bur Mines Bui
53:1-164 '13
Fellowships, industrial. See Industrial fellow-
a. B. Upton, il dl:igi
13 '13
Fats. See Oils and fat*
Faults (mining)
Graphics applied to fault problems. E. R. Ri™
Felt
Pertinent facta regarding felt polishing
wheels. F. Dotge. Metal Ind n B 11:86 F '13
Relallve advantages of the different kinds of
fence posts, lly Age 51:627-9 Mr 20 '13
Fence posts. Concrete
Concrete fence posts. H. P. Taylor. Concrete
Concrete fence posts tor factory Inclosure, II
diags Concrete Cem 3:54-6 Ag '13
Steel and concrete tence posts. Bng M 69:
856 Ap 24 '13
Digitized GvCOC^IC
INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
FencM, Concrete
Concrete fences (or elevated tracka. II Con-
crete Cem 3;129 S '13
Fence of cimcrele pnatx nnd rails. 11 plan
Concrete Cem S:162-3 O '13
9 publlo printer. S. H. Horgan. por
Inland Ptr B3;71l-80 O '13
Ferrantl, Sebaitlan Z. de
Ferranlt ami Ma turbine. F. H. Low. por
Power 38:9II«-11 1) 30 '13
Ferrite
CrystBlllne growth of stralne.l territe, A.
Saiiveur. II Iron Age !i1:;;SH-i;0 Ja n '13
Formation ot ferriteii In roaaling blend. G. S.
Bmolls. lilbli.-i! Am Inst Miii K liill 7T:
829-42 My '1.1
Fcrroalloyi. See Iron alloys
Ferromangatieie
Duty on ferro. Iron Tr R S!:12fi£ My 29
—I ofBeea. A. L. Heywood.
Eng Rec 6T:3E3-4 Ur 29 '13
I"sc of Inter.sl.ile commerie commission ac-
munt numbers for lorri'spondtnce filing.
W: H. Wollner. Hy Age 5r>:lU7 I> 12 '13
Why the miinlcipBl ofllce necila modern sys-
tem, 1':, ir. Gllmiin. Munic ICng 14:49»-S04
Je '13
Fllea and raapi
Manufacturing (he circular cut file. C. I*
Lucas. 1) Scl Am S TE:92-S F g 'IS
Manufacturing the Vixen Hie. C L. Lucas,
il Mach lS:41-4 g '12
Filing
Work o( tiling. Scl Am S 7E:99 F IB '13
Fllme, See I' holography— Films
Filler paper
Manufacture of Swedish tiller paper. Q.
Fornstedt. Scl Am S 76:2I» O 4 '11
Filters and filtration
" " "the Croton
'13
Ferromanganea
duty
iron Age Sl;1016-7 AP
24 '13
Ferraeillcon
Swedish methods of packing ferroslllco
& Chera Eng 11:87-3 F '13
Ferrovanadlum
I>elerml notion of sulphur
1 Kng ll:^:ifi My
19E-7 Ap 'la
Technical analysis of ferrovanadlum and Its
products. W; W. Clark. Met & Chem Bng
11:91-2 F '18
Ferryboats
Ferry boat South JackBonvlllc dlu— ■ '-'
? Frng 1
13
-- --- ... , Brldglt. II Int
Marine Eng 18:4J7 N '13
Sample of old-time engineering skllh the
ferryboat Long Beach. C: S. Llnch. 11 plan
Int Marine Has 18:98-100 Mr '13
Side wheel ferry l.eschl. II plan Inl Marine
Kng 1S:470 N '13
Steel screw ferry-boat Kdward T. Jefferv. J.
B. Shipley, il Int Marine Eng 1S:428-3I
. K. J. Pranko. Eng
M 4E:I32-4 Je IS
Electrochemical fertilizer. E. F. Roeber. Elee
W ei;21 Ja 1 '13
Production and connumpilon of chemical fer-
tilizers in Iiie world. Eng & MIn J 9i>:T7e O
2r. '13
Radio-active manures. Sci Am S 76:27 Jl 12
■13
Rrc al>o rhosjihatps; Po(!i.-:h; Soil inoc-
ulation
.Itc aim Typhoid fever
Fibers
.Ire alfo Silk cotton: Textile Industry
and fabrics
Field mice
War iigainst field mice In France, J. Boyer.
II Scl Am 109:114 Ag 9 '13
Fllene_ Blore, Boston, Mass, II plan Arch *
& MIn J 9S:a72-3 F 15 'i:!
Kfflclent methods of liandllnc nirrinpiiiifle'
J: I- Hannn. Ry Age KI:6I-3 Ja 10 '13
Filing and Indexing system for Boston 1
bor development work. F. H. Jones.
N G9:1333-4 Je 2G '13
FIlinK arllcles and data. F. C. KveritI
Mach I»:nr,4-S Ag '13
Simple system for filing and handling t
Ings and r"' — "" "■ " ' — "
Ings and prinla
G4S-61 Jl '13
Eng
;-3 Je
Abuses In water nitration. Eng Rec 67:23-4
Ja i 'IS
Albany, N. Y. Alters flooded. 11 Bng Reo S7;
460 Ap 19 "13
Alum In slow sand flllradon. W: F. Wells.
Eng M 16:H:0-2 N '13
Application ot the Moore niter to rapid fil-
tration and purification of sewage. Met A
Chem Eng Il:BS-9 Ja '13
Holler fpp.l-Hivter filter, plan Eng & Mln J
9fi:ii7;i-4 n :>o 'is
Clarifying city water supplies by flltration In
American practice. G: W. Chiller. Eng H
14:<i09-I2 Ja '13
Cleveland. Ohio— water filtration. R W.
Frail. Kng N g:i:107K-9 My 22 '13
Condition ot wash water In mechanical filters.
Eng Rec 68:430 O 18 "IS
Evnn."
, 111.
\a fillers. E: E.
!2H-31 D 2ri '13
plant. 11 pl.in Eng Rec
(-9 N 22 '.-
Experiments on water purification: work ot
Mass, state board Of health, 1911. E^ Rec
67:50-2 Ja 11 '13
Filler for holler feed and cooling water at
Omaha. II Eng liec SSiSIB N IB '13
FlUerinR feed water. C: S. Lineh. Int Ma-
rine Eng 18:240-1 Je "IS
Filtration plant at McKeesport. Pa. E. C.
Trax, 11 Munic Eng 4B:H-9 Jl '13
Filtration plant at the Great Ijikea naval
training station, Grent Lakes. Ill, plans Eng
Rec 07:205-6 F 22 '13
Frost dnmngp to Montreal filter!". F: E. Field.
il dlaE^< Eng Rec 68:1)66-9 N 22 "~
IKkT
e filte
Power 38:710 N IB ']
Mechanical flltration piani at t-;iHrKSDuriE. v«,
Vo, H. W, Slreeler. II Eng Rec 88:f-B Jl
5 '13
Micro-organism (roubles and mechanical fil-
_F: H. StovcT. Eng Rec 68:100-1 Jl
Tircar"filters "Jit llarrisburg. Eng Rec
m::;iii-8 s 13 -13
New York water filtration contrnversy; sym-
posium. Erg N K:':nill-7 Je 5 '13
Operating results of Terrs Haute filters. Bng
Rec 67:3*g Mr 29 '13
Pittsburgh's slow-sand filtration plant; pre-
liminary treatment of water by contact
baffles of coarse atone and A-frame baf-
nea. 11 plan Eng Rec 67:437-9 Ap 19 'IS
ItMpId flltration i>l:<nt at Columbus, Indiana.
plans Eng Rec 67:262-3 Mr 8 'IS
Italild filtration system: Ihe I'aterson plant
at Ihe Chellenliam water works, plan Bng
M 4!',;883-6 SI '13
Rpports on flllerlng the Crot.m water-supply.
New York cit)-. Eng N 69:1082-91 My 2S
■13
Ilpsults of double nitration at Steelton, Pa,
during 1913. Kng Rec 67:218 F 22 '13
Rorh Island iir:<enn1 filtr>r plnnt. 11 dlags Rng
Re.- fi«:6O!l.I0 N 29 'IS
Itolnrv-drum vacuum Alter, dlags Met A
Chem Eng 11:3" " ■'"
Digitized by VjOOQIC
INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
Filter! and flKratlon —ConilnueO^
SI. LouJB mechanical wnter filters. B: E. \Va!
__11 plans Ens N_70^S " " ""
My io 'U
Standardization of rapid filler dedgn. Ens
Rec 67:264-5 Mr 8 -13
Torreadale filler plant at Philadelphia. F. D.
West. Eng Rec 6S:290 S 13 '13
Tropical feed-water filler plant. C. C. Semple.
11 plan Power 3B:810-a I> 9 '11
Tunlns up filters at Albanj-. Oregon. Eng Rec
68:553-4 N 15 'IS
Tuning up the Minneapolis Alter plant. W.
N- Jonea and L: ' *>■-•■-"" '■ -'— "—
Rec 87:630-4 Je !
Filtration. See Filters and mtration
Sre aUn Budgets: Foreign exchange;
Holding companies; Income: Interest: Pur-
chasing departmenls
Flnfier guard*
MelHl finger guorda for machine upernlors.
II Scl Am 3 76:404 D 27 '13
Flnoer prints
Finger print delecllon by chemical nieanfl.
11 Scl Am 10U:367 N 8 '13
na. 11 Blea
533 Je -IS
liitiir diiven die iippamtllB as an in-
J. E- Sl.rewsbory- Munic Eng 1:
folor fire apparatus. H. W. Perry.
Eng 45:206-16 S 'IS
i:475T"N
II MunIc
Motor
Munlc Eng 46:391-!
. 11 plan Eng
Oakland. Cal. Is motorizing. N. A. Ball, il
Munir- Eng 44:268-9 Mr '13
T: Recce, il Munlc Eng 45:438-9 N' 'IS
See alto Fnre engines. Motor .
Locomotive. See Locomotive flre-
gerB, F. W. Tower. Dom Eng 64:97-8 Jl
26 '13
Water filtration hold-up In New York city.
E)ng N 69:1075-7 My 22 '13
Water purlflcatlon at Philadelphia during
1911. Eng Rec 67:9S-E Ja 26 'IS
SfK alto Air fllleifi: Bag-huU3es; Ore
hOXG
11:6
;:1165-7 N 30
■13
. 11 Met i
Firebrick specifications, F: I„ Ray. Power
3R;8«.3 If 1« '13
Refracloriea for the mndern holler plant. K.
Seaver. il Power 3S:5S3-6 O 21 '13
Refractories In the Iron und steel tnilustrv.
H. W. Croft. Iron Age 92;1163-6 N 20 '13;
Same. Ir.in Tr R 53:1133-40 D 25 '13
Tcsling nrcbrick for use In coke ovens, diag
Eng & MIn J lt6:S33 N 1 '13
Fire-clay deposits of Ciinada. H. Rlea, !'
Ll 75:4'i!i
'13
Fir
Comparative testa c
W Sl:3ia F 8 "IS
Natural and artificial seasoning oC Douglas
fir for treatment. F. D. BcaJ. Hy Agt
54:174-5 Ja 34 '13
Specifications and rules for Pouglas fir car
material. Ry Age 55:537-8 S ^6 '13
Trealment of Douglas fir with creosote oil.
G. A. Coleman. Ity Age 54:346-7 F 21 '13
Flra
Chemical balance and the Hve waste problem.
S. K. Koon. Scl Am 108:234 Mr 3 '13
Kec afsoCombuBlinn; Flames: Fli-I; Ifpnt-
ing; Smoke; Spontaneous conibuallon: al;^o
headings beginning Fire
Fire alarm*
Automatic fire alarm. Sci Am 103:130 F 22
'13
Electrical fire protection. 11 Sol Am ]U9:215
S 13 '13
Fire alarm system using the telephone wires.
Munlc Eng 44:565-6 Je '13
New automatic fire alarm. F. A. J. Flta-
geriild. 11 J Fr Inst n6::.76-32 N '13; Same,
Scl Am S 76:397-3 D 20 '13
Flra apparatui. Motor
Advantage of motor combinations. T; E.
Heath. Munlc Eng 45:296 S '13
Care of iiulomobile .ipp.tratUB. 1'. J. MrCue.
for foundry use. E. H. Oehler.
Foundry 11:108 Mr '13
lletraclnrlea in the Iron and steel Industry.
H. \V. Croft. Iron Age 92:1163-5 N 20 '13;
Same, iron Tr R 53:1138-40 P 25 '13
< Firedamp
T- pressure Are
Fire dapartmenti
resEiire i.^ E^'j ' 35;37i.4|'9
Drilling' the flremen. Munlc Eng ■t4;441.3 My
ilntcnanie of Are department grounds.
•:, Bideker. It Munlc Eng 46:367-3 O '
trnJardiiation of hose and hj-drant t
No It pumping engine, Eugene, Ore. C. F.
Cronor. 11 Munic Eng 41:149-60 F '13
Staltonury chemical engine. 11 Scl Am 109:
tyre of centrifugal fire pump, plana Au-
loblle 28:506-7 F 29 '13
[ing range of centrifugal and Pittler Ore
nps. Automobile 28:351-3 Ja 30 '13
__ Munic Eng 45:379-81 O 'IS
son. Munic
;, F, L, aiet-
, Mer
, 11 Mui
s of I
II Munic Eng 45:383-5 O '13
Modernizing the Hartford. _Coi
369-60 Ap '13
Motor drivfn tomiiinnt
Munic Eng 15:474-5 N
, P, J. Reddy.
icholla. II Munic Eng 44:
P. M.Davit.
■13
Inil Eng 13:.'>ll-a
wdust.' Eng & Min
E;!t1ngulshlng of flres In lacquer with aaw-
dUBt. E. A. BarHer. Eng N 69:217-8 Ja 30
■13- Same. Metal Ind n s ]l:llii-2I Mr '13
Fire extliigulshing and fumigation by the
Harker process. II diaga Int Marine Eng
18:320-1 Jl 13
Flue n:ii for fire lliihtlns on shiplmard. Eng
; 11
1 '13
FiKim Are extinguishers. H: Williams, diag
Eng M 45:263-5 My '13
DKjilizodcy Google
INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
164 Ap '13
n Fire a
ratus:
Sprinklers
nra-niei. See FirefHea
New method of molding cast Iron Are potB,
II Foundry 41:20;-fi My '13
Flr» prevantlon. See Fire protecllon
Fin proof building*. Sea Fireproof construc-
tlOD
Fire protactlon
Allowable helglita and tLre»s for fa'tory bullJ-
InRS. Kn»t Iter i;7;B14 My 31 '13
Allowablv heights and areas fur factory build-
injis. I- H. Woolson. Am Soc M H J 3S:
!»il-9 Jc -13: same cond. Iron Age 91 :13H»
- - cond. EnK M 46;731-4 A«
'II
railwuj
Automatic sprinkler protection for Industrial
planCH. F. P. Waltber. II Ens M 44:79-90 O
^18
Auxiliary water supply for the fire protec-
llon of San Francisco. A. J. Gleary. plans
EnK Hec 68:107-10 Jl 26 '13
Debarment of ilty contlagratlonB. A. Bluuvclt.
Am Koc M E J 35:947-60 Je MS '
DtscuBslon of pai-ers presented at the Bprlng
meetinK of Ihe Am, Soc. M. K.. BaUlmore,
1S13. Am Soc M K J 3;;126^-7S Ag '13
Electrical fire protection. 11 Scl Am 109:216
171 Ae 30 '13
: New York. Scl -
I 109:
Fire-flehtlnK appliances for Industrial plants.
F. P. Wailher. 11 Enff M 44:233-41 N '12
Fire hazard and Are prevention In foundries-
Foundry 41:G1-S F 'IS
Fire hasard tn turbo -Ken era tors. C. S. I^w-
ler. Am Soc M R J .■lB:llii'3-7 Jt '13; Same
cond. Power 38:830 D 23 '13
Fire prevention and fire ineiirancc. J. John-
son. Am Ind 13:;i Je '13
Fire prevention In metalliferous mines. Gi J.
YounR, Eng M 41:604-6 Ja '13
Fire prevention leRlululion. P. Evans. Am
Ind 14;i2-3 N 'IS
Flro protection at Ijidge & Shipley plant.
Cincinnati. H: M. Wood. II Iron Age 91:
1105-8 Hy g '13
Fire prulection by automatic aprinkiera. S.
G. Koor " ' ■ - ■— •"- - ■ '•-
Fire
I.. Ken
tor I
Hy J 4;;:ii4o-i tj as
:erB. II diaga
Fire protection for factory
Ind Eng 13:411-1 O '13
Fire protection of mines. G. E. Lyman. Col-
liery 33:624-7 Je '13
Fire protection of the country house. B. O.
Torbohm. Arch &. BIdg 45:270-4 Je '13
Fire atreama from small hose and nozKlea,
y. R. nemlng. Bng Rec 67:fi:;i.3 My 10
Let 1
• Infor
:!:1233 1
IS '13
. . D: K. Eoyd. Arch & BIdg 45:206-7,
309-10 My, Jl '13
Life hazard In crowded buildings due to In-
adequate eslfltH. H. F. J. Porter, pinna
Am Soc- M K J 3S:749-6,f My '13: S;ime.
Scl Am 3 JS:2-3 Jl :, '13: Same. Kng N 70:
228-30 Jl 31 '13
Menace of the match. F. H. Wentworth. Am
Ind 13:19 Ap '13
Methods of Are prevention. Scl Am S 76:161
Mr IE '13
Municipal watch tower In Indianapolis.
Munlo Eng 44:146 F '13
13:213-6
Railway fire protecllon association formed
at rhicago, Oct.. 1913. Ry Ane 55:705-8 O
protectlo
a9;I0!<l-3 My 22 '13
Smoke-proof buildings. Scl Am 109:222 S SO
2' 2-4 Ag 1
Fire
engin;
. ..^ , . ,,.^ _ervlce; Fire walls;
Fireproof eonalrucllon; Hydrants; Sprlnk-
lera: Water supply
Fire protactlon aitoclatlon, National. See Na-
tional Hre protection aaaoclation
Fire pumps. See Pumping machinery
lilBh-p
ic M E J 3S*;37i-4
('barges for public water service to pri
nre protection systems In Milwaukee,
e. Miller. Kng X 70il1SS-9 l> il '13
Debarment of clly conHaKratloi
I Soc M E J 3.1:947-60 Je '13
jnal standard hoite couplings and hy-
int tlttings for pul " — " --■-- " "
Private flre-pri.
Rec 68:51 Jl 12 '13
[Valer-worlia charges for prli
teitlon. I„ Metcalf. Kng N 70:
ME j" 36:421-34 Mr '13
charges. Eng
e departments
n Inatllutlona. Arch & BIdg 15:471-
ItemlnRton negative angle sighting ay si
11 Mach 19:603-S Ap '13
Fireboxo*, Locomotive. See Locomotive
445-7 Mr '13
Testing for nredamp
mines. Colliery 3J;
wire loop. H:
irlggs. Colliery 33:489-41 Mr '13
Sir alM Mine actldenta: Mine exploslona;
Mine Area; Mine ventilation
Fireflies
Intrinsic brilliancy of the glow worm. H. H.
Ivea and C. W. Jordan. II Scl Am S 76:U
Jl 26 '13
Fire I SIS cookers
Electric fireleas cooker. 11 Elec W 62:397 Ag
23 '13
Firemen's arbitration. See Raltrnada^Employ-
Cunstrutlion oit an S-story ahop-building;
Fisher building. Detroit. J: N. McMlchaels.
il plana Concrete Cem 2:57-60 F '13
Rmclency I'f thin solid partitions. H. B. Mc-
,-e Cem 3:233-5 N 13
DKjilizodcy Google
INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
3 52 An 23 '13
lew bulld-
IngB. II plans Arch & Bids 4G:3Sl-8 S '13
Fire prolection for faclory workers. II dlags
Ind Entr 13:<ll-7 O '13
Ftreproot con struct Ion In mines. Concrete
Cem 3:64 Ag 'IS
Fireproof construction: testing materials for
their power of resisting eitreme tempera-
tures. H. Perrlne. 11 bA Am S TE:3eO-2 Je
Fireproof exits for lott buildings. II Eng Reo
6T:19 Ja 4 '13
Flat roofed fl reproof house. F: Squires, il
Arch & Bldg 45:1-7 Ja "13
Homer City, Pa.— details and heating of fire-
proof factory building. E. J. Moore. Eng
Rec 67:K57 My 17 '13
Life hazard in crowfled buildings duo to In-
adequate exists. H. F. J. Porter, plans
Am Snc M F. J SS:749-r.3 My 'IS; Same.
Scl Am S 76:2-3 Jl 5 '13i Same. Eng N -0:
22S-30 Jl 31 '13
Methods of Are prevention. Scl Am 8 76:
167 Mr IB '13
Pierre -Arrow bulMlnE, New York. il jiliiii
Arch & Bldg 4r.:4;6-8 O '13
Prolection of main belt drives with _firo-
returdant partltlonp " "'
...u r,..K ....-.-— -e''l3
Review of concrete as a dre-reslalant. Con-
crete Cem 3:l«l O '13
Sateguardlng lite In factory flres. Eng N 70:
22i-5 Jl 31 -13 , „ .
Two-way reinforced concrete and tile noor.
C- V. Weln. 11 Concrete Cem 3:18-20 Jl '1!
Wrapping I-beams. Concrete Cem 2:237 My
Krr aUn Bulldlne: Concrete. Reinforced;
Concrete construct (on; Fire proteellon: Fire
walls; Steel construction
Fireproof textllss . ,
Fireproof clothing: a process for rendering
cotton elolh permanently fire- resisting. W:
H. Perkln. Eng M 44:761-3 F '13
Flah hatcheries. See Fish oultura
Fisheries
.See alto Fish culture
Fishes
Curious eioilc fishes. J. Boyer. 11 Scl Am
109:92 Ag 2 '13
Peril of flrp at sea. Set Am in!l;3U O 25 13
Perils of the sea. Eng M 46:2r.5-6 N '13
Firino
COj diagrams from actual practice. A. Be-
ment. Power 37:409-11 Mr 26 '13
Firing practice. Ry Age (Me.h ed) 87:293.4
Mechanically directed firemen. Eng M 46;aup
10-2 N '11 . , ,
Task setting for firemen and malnlaintng
high efficiency In holler plants. W. N, Pol-
okov. dlags Am Soc M E J 35:172!l-69 D '13;
Same cond.. with discussion. Power 38:881-
7 D 23 '13
Bet alio Combustion: Fuel; Furnaces:
Stokers, Mechanical
First aid In lllnsH and Injury
Artificial respiration with a lemon squeezer.
A. C. Muller. 11 Scl Am 108:7 Ja 4 13
Contests and competitions held by I
Z. Prli
, II Colli
fatlDi
. W;
Fitch burg, Massschuutts
Construction of the Fifth street viaduct. II
Eng Rec 67:4-6 Ja 4 'IS
Fifth street viaduct. 11 plans Eng N 69:441-7
Mr 6
'13
Sanitary aflalrs
Sewage treatment works, plans Eng Rec 67:
G33-S Je 7 '13
Sewage treatment worita. F. A. Maraton.
map plans Bng N 69:1176-81 Je S '13
Fitting (engineering)
Record of pressed fits, C. F. MacGlll. Am Soc
M E J 3G:lfi55-67 N '13
Futures. See Machine tools— Fixtures
Flagging, ^ec Railroads — Signals
Flames
„ curved flanges.
A. H. Anger. Maoh 19;TZ0 My 'IS
1SI2 U. S. standard for Hanged fittings and
flanges: with data sheet supplement Mach
19:766 Je '13
Repair of large flanges. P. Sllke. il Power 87:
577 Ap 22 '13
"-pairing a leak
.'ower 37:612-3 -., — —
Sl'.ndarii for flanged fittings. Heat &
[Standard for flanges and Banged fittings.
Power 38:627-30 O 14 '13
StandardiMllon. Iron Tr R S3:1082-3 D 11 13
Kir nho Pipe Joints: Pipes; Steam pipes
Dalton's law In the steam plant. Q: P. Fen-
no. Power 37:389 Mr 18 '13
Dalton's law In the steam plant L: Qross-
baum. Power 37:183-4 P 4 '13
„ ,..,, „ ^ , 7-23 N '13
FtrHI aid Id coal mining accidents; auggea-
tlons for formation of relief corps and tor
flrst aid Instruction. C: Graham. Eng M 44:
101-3 O '12
Humajiltarlan side of war: Red cro™ uni-
tary equipment for the fleld. W. J. Murray.
II Scl Am S 76:412-3 Je 28 '13
Schaefer method of resuscitation. II Colliery
34:63-4 Ag '13
Kre alto Accidents, Industrial; Mine res-
Large flsh hatchery tor the state of Kansas
at Pratt. L. M. Bush. II Bng N 69:472-3
Mr 6 '13
„.,=..,.w.. ......I with high Btepi flashboards.
M. C. HInderllder II plans Eng N 70:910-
3 N 6 '13
Making foundry tools by short-cut methods.
J. Horner, il Foundry 41:136-40 Ap 18
Hit ali-o Moldlnn machines
Flat-irons, Electric. See Electric Irons
Cleveland fiy campaign. J. Dawson. Scl Am S
75:102-3 F 15 '13
Practical elimination of the house fly. A.
Moyer. 11 Scl Am 109:31 Jl 12 '13
Files as carriers of contagion
House fly: how It spreads disease. B. Hesse.
Scl Am S 76:214 Ap 5 "13
Insects that carry disease. C: Dury. Sol Am
S 76:178-9 S 20
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Fllei ■■ carrlar* of contagion — ConHnued.
Stable fly as the carrier oC Intantlle paral-
ysis. C: T: Bruea. II Scl Am S 76:117-8 F
22 '13
Improved float valve. U Ind Eng 13;3B1-Z
Ak '13
Floating docks. See Docks
Floating Islands
FloatfnE Islanils. Eng Rec 6T:T2 Ja 18 'D
Floating Islands. Scl Am 108:9 Ja 4 '13
Flood control
Alternative propositions for control of the
Mississippi. W. Parker. Scl Am iaB:2S7 Hr
22 '13
Chinese famine and proposed flood preven-
tion, C: D. Jameson. 11 map Ens N TO:
R. Flint. Sol
r My J
on Dayton flood. Eng
1 '11
Germany. II map Eag Rec S8;
Flood frequency and flood
Flood- pre veni
72-4 Jl 19 "is
Flood prevention In the east St. Louis dis-
trict. T. Aiiblithon. Am Ind 14:15-11 N '13
Flood.prevenlion Investigations In Ohio. Eng
Rec «S:38-9 Jl 12 '13
Flood -prevention problem, B. T. Perkins. Eng
N 69:1137-8 My 29 '13
Flood protection for Columbus, Ohio, plans
Eng Reo 88:343-4 S 27 '13
Flood [iroteellon for Dayton, Ohio. Eng Rec
68:399-400 O 11 '13
Flood protection for Lima. O.; engineers' rec-
ommend ii linns. Eng N 7n:S2fi O '^X '13
Flood -protection plans for Ohio cities, J:
W. Hill, En^ Iteo 6fi:6»9 N 2t '13
Flood wall i.t PnrtKmouth, Ohio, J, 1, Hudson,
II Knjt Rer 88:712-3 U 27 '13
Floods and the problems of river regulation.
C: W. Baker, map 11 Scl Am 108:398-401 My
IroC'EnK'Rec 67:S"o'5l6" My 3 "■13"'
Isatsslppl problem. T. D. Long, Scl /
0;1121 D
Necessity for co-operation In flood control:
report of U. S. Geological survey on Miami
river work. Ry & Eng R 53:937 O 4 '13
Need for sclentinc river regulation. Bng N
89:734-8 Ap 10 '13
Notes on flood in the lower Mississippi. A.
U Dabney. Eng N 6S:9(iG.6 My 8 '13
Prellmlni ' "
■13
inory report or army engineers on the
ral states floods. Bng N TO:7ZG-6 O 9
Problem
, C. Harnett, Eng Rec 67:508 My
888-93 S 25 '13
Control of the Mlssls(
Am 108:31 Ja 11 '13
Control of the Mississippi floods, J, L. 51 ush-
er, Scl Am 3 7B:39$-4(tO Je 21 'IS
Control of the Mississippi floods. C. D. Town-
send, map 11 Scl Am S 75:279-83 My S
Control of the Mississippi river. Scl Am 148:
262 Mr 22 '13
Control reservoirs and the Dayton flood. Scl
■-1 108:350 Ap 19 '13
rolling Cherry creek
Rec 68:81-3 Jl 19 '13
Controlling the Mississippi wllh small dams.
F. A, Day, Scl Am 108:579 Jo 28 '13
Correspondence concerning flood control. Scl
Problem of flood prevention, R. J. Markoe.
Eng Rec 67: 67B Je 14 '13
Problem of national proporUons. Scl Am 108:
330 Ap 12 13
Problem of the Mississippi river. Scl Am log:
160 F 16 '13
Protection of tlie Kansas river valley against
floods, J, Y, Oleson. map Eng Rec 67:631-
2 Je 7 '13
Real problem of the Mississippi. B, 8. Spears.
Scl Am 108:155 F 15 '13
Recent great flood; what may be done to pre-
vent such Inundations In the future. 11
Scl Am 108:386-7 Ap 12 '13
Relation of the propused Pittsliurgh flood
reservoir syaiem to navigation. Eng Rec
67:51M-2U My JO '13
Report Of Board of arm_y engineers on Ohio
He|._.. _,, .„
Eng N 70:1292-4 D 26 '13
Reservoir for flood control tn Germany. K.
C. Grant, 11 map plan Eng N 69:872-4 Ap
Shall we retard, divert or conflne our flood
waters? Scl Am 108:166 My 24 'IS
ne months after the flood, Eng Rec 67:
. J, C. Hopper. Scl Am 108:569 Je 21
c alio Reservoirs; Rivers — Regulation
Additional reports from the recent floods, II
Elec Ry J 41:679-83 Ap 12 "13
Albany filtration plant during the flood, Eng
Rec 67:374 Ap 6 '13
Albany, N. Y, Alters flooded. II Eng Reo 61:
460 Ap 19 '13
Blrd><eye view of conditions in Ohio flood dis-
tricts. II Eng N 69:793-8 Ap IT '13
Cause of difficulty in Batavla sewage pump-
ing station, K. B, Mathes and R. U Foi.
Eng Rec 67:336 Mr 22 '13; Same. Munlc
Eng 44:331-2 Ap '13
Cleveland — flood damage. R, HoCfmainn. II
Col
; Ilec 6
:449 J
'13
. _ _ — .._ _. damagea
to bridges and levees and plana for Im-
proving river channels, J, J. Morgan. II
map Eng Rec 6T:144-G Ap 19 'IS
iiyHhoga river In the flood of Mar. 25-2r.,
1913, E, B. Thomas, il map Eng N 69:9*2-
I My
'13
Damage by floods to electrical properties. II
Elec W 61:700-10 Ap 5 'IS
" by flood- -' •
Ini
. 11 Ry
" 5!:Si
.... In Indianapolis flood.
D. V. Moore. 11 map Eng N 69:870-5 Ap
24 '13
Dayton after the flood. 11 map Eng N 69:
865-7 Ap 24 '13
Dayton flood, 11 Eng Bee 67:376 Ap 6 '13
■' - "' • ■' ■■ Wisht. Eng N 69:971
My )
'13
Effect of flood at Bedford, Ind. il Elec
fil:117S My 31 '13
Effect of recent flood on New York streams.
R, E, Horton. 11 Kng Ret 67:339-402 Ap 12
_.. _._ .jf Hood o.. ^ _ „
C. Cummin. 11 Eng Rec 68:357-8 S 27 '13
ElTecIs of the flood in Indiana. C: Bross-
mann. 11 Eng Rec 87:372-4 Ap G 'IS
Flood and rainfall durInK March and April
nl Ctnclnna^tl, J. W. Kllms. II Eng Rec 63:
3-6 Ap 17 ■«
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Floodi —Continued.
Flood i3>LmaKe. Eng Rec G8:394 O 11 '13
Flood duinaiie to railway properly. Une Rec
67:sup )7-S My 3 '13
Flood dumase to Ihe Pennsylvania lines. II
mapB Hy & Btig R iS:Sti-7 S 13 '13
Flood destruction on the San Pedro rallway-
H. G. Tyrrell. II map Eng N 1<l:16-8 Jl S
Flood devastation at Dayton, Ohio, map Bin
Rec eTA03-i Ap IS '13
Flood disasters In Ohio and Indiana. Bns N
S9:fi81-2 Ap 3 '11
Flood (rom undet^round waters at Bellevue,
Ohio. Bng N B;.;9M My 1 '13
Flood gaglngs at Culumbua. OIilo, R. H. Slmp-
SZ4-3S Ap 6 '13
Flood losses In the Ohio valley in March -
April, 1»I3. Ens Rec 6S:43S-40 O IS '13
Flood ot January 3, 1913, at Pittsburgh, Pa.
K. C. Gram. II l-^ng N 69:Z3D>3 Ja 3D 'IS
Floods and levees at Cairo. 111. II map plan
Eng N T0;l(M-7 Jl IT '13
Floods and the problems ot river regulation.
C: W. Baker, map II Scl Am 108:398-101
My 3 'IS
Floods damage niitomoblle centers; Dayton
and IndiunHT'olls liear large loss. II Automo-
bile 28:747-51 Ap 3 '13
How an Industrial plant tn Louisville, Ky.
was saved from the Hood. C. M. Struck. II
Eng Hec 67:575-9 My 21 '13
Iron and steel output cut down by Hoods-
Iron Age 91:861-4 Ap 3 '13
Is man reaponsible for floods? Eng N «9:915-
« My 1 '13
Leading iron centers swept by (reat Boods.
II Iron Tr R 62:812-4 Ap 3 '13
Lessons and opportunities o( the recent
' ' . Jupiter Pluvlus. Eng N t»Mi Ap 24
'13
HiscelianeouB nood
442-3 Ap 13 '13
Notes from the Miami valley.
n Ene Rec «T:
Eng N
Ohio' and Indiana recovering from flood. II
Horn Kng fi3:lS-9 .^v fi '13
Ohio reservoirs during the March floods. M.
Knowles. II EIng Rec 87:439-42 Ap IS 'It
Ohio valley Hoods. 1913. 11 Eng N 69:693-8
Ap 3 13
One flood lesson. Munlc Bni; 44:4in My '13
Pittsburgh flood of March 27. M. Knowles.
II map Eng Rec e7:44G-T Ap 19 '13
rallw.
RallwL, „. _ ._
In the Ohio Hood districts. II Eng N fl»:8S7-
9 Ap 24 '13
Rainfall and flood conditions In Ohio, March
23 lo 28, 1913, J: W. Smith. II Scl Am S
76:298-7 My 10 '13
Rapid recovery from results of Ohio flood.
Iron Tr R 62:776, 873-B Ap 3-10 'IS
Recent storms and Hoods. II Scl Am 108:316
Ap S '13
Becoverlne from the floods. H, T. Smith. Eng
Rec i>7;Sfi4 My 17 '13
Rehahllltation from the D^ivton Hood. K. G.
Martin, il Iron Age 91:1li;-5 Mv 8 'IS
R«>airing Hood damage on the Pittsburgh A
Lake Erie. II Eng Rec 67:443-50 Ap 19 '13
Reports from the Hooded districts. March,
1913. II Eng N 69:741-65 Ap 10 '13
Richmond, Ind. flood notes. Ens Rec G7:4EO
Ap 19 '13
Situation In the flooded districts. Iron Age
91:917-9 Ap 10 '13
Through Are and flood at T>ayton. W: W.
Smith. 11 Concrete Gem 3:65-6 Ag '13
Unprecedented Hoods In New York state, R.
E. Horlon. Eng Rec 67:bup 61 Ap B '1.1
Wabash river flood. March Zl-Aprll 8, 191J.
R. L, Sackett 11 Eng N 69:836-8 Ap 24 '13
««■ nl>o Flood control; Rivers— Reg "In tion
Annlyticu
Hooker, ding
study of c
floors, H, M,
Comi>oaltlon flooring: comparison of Its moat
Important characteristics with those of
(.-iRhleen other materials, Eng Rec 68:635-
6 IJ 6 '13
Composition flooring; Its usefulness, quall-
lles and comparative cost. H. M. Hooker.
Eng M 46:100-2 O '13
Creoaoled wood blocks for factory and ware-
house floors. F. A. Weaver, Ens Hec 68:
I88-G Ag le -13
Creosoled wood blocks for floors. H. A. Ster-
ling. Eng M 44:276-8 N '13
Dry rot In floors. D. B, Hooker. Eng Rec
68:26-7 Jl 6 '13
Factory floor which will resist wear. II lod
Eng 13:433 O '13
Fire, load and water test of floor arches, U
Scl Am 109:115 Ag 9 '13
Fire, toad and water test of floor systems. II
Ens Rec «8:bup 52 As 23 '13
Fire, load and water test upon cinder-con-
crete, terra-cotla and sypsum floor arches.
H. Perrlne. 11 plan Eng N 70:374-6 Ag 21 '1!
Fireproof floor of beveled blocks. F: Squires.
II Arch ' ""- ' '" ■- '"-
Frelsht-Ii
collapse, il Eng N 69:1281
ig Beai
88 Jb 1
Eng N 69:
disaster. 11
1144-6 My 29 '13
Lons Beach (Cal.) au<
Eng Rec 67:628-9 Je i lo
Lons Beach, Cal,— (aUl failure of overioad-
ed wooden floor. Eng N 6S:I146 My 23
Mai
mption;
1.5 Je
'13
ordinary
Inforclng a vibrating floor, diags Eng Hec
68:260 Ag 30 'IS
Speclflcntions for wood block floors. 11 Iron
Age 91:1006-7 Ap 24 '13
Tests of three types of floor arches. II Con-
crete Cem 3:169-70 O '13
Workshop floors; flooring materials. W. J.
May. Sci Am S 76:196 S 27 'IS
Krr niAo Bridges— Floors; Building; Fire-
proof conslructlon; Pavements
Floor*, Concrete
- c th- - ,-
i Chero Eng 11:66 Ja '13
BIB iiuur faflure In Detroit. B. H. Owsn.
n Eng Hec 67:166-8 F 8 'IS
rete floor flnlsh and its eieculfon. L.
I. Concrete Cem 2:230-2 My 'il
ncrete tile and Joist construction. diHga
Concrete top flnlsh In compression. Concrete
Cem 2:238-9 My '13
Design of armored tubular floors. D. Don-
aldson, Concrete Cem 2:228 My '13
Field made plaster cores for floor work. F;
fkgulres. II Concrete Cem 2:283-6 Je '13
How to lay sanitary floors In dairy t>ams,
poultry, sheep and hog houses. 11 Concrete
J8-9 jF
. the pyroblock and t
plastered celling. F: Squire. 11 Arch & Bldg
! Cem 2:232-3 My '13
B for floor construction.
ancrele Gem 2:213-8 My
Recent test of a flat slab floor. Eng N 63:123
Ja 1'
•1!
Test:
H: B. Wood, plans Bnc l
_ . .J and performance of flat slabs.
Thomson. Eng N 89:887 Mr 20 '13
Tests on concrete tile and Joist consti..
II dlags Concrete Cem 3:82-3 Ag '13
Tile and concrete floors. E. V. Johnson; B:
Godfrey. Concrete Cem 2:28 Ja 'II
Two-way reinforced concrete and tile floor.
C: V. Weln. 11 Concrete Cem S:18-20 Jl '18
Plotation procest
Flotation ot minerals: describing wood flota-
tion process and three typec "' '
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Floutlon proceu — CanCiniKd.
Ftotallon plant at Kyloe copper mlnea, N. L.
H. H. Smltb. plaiM Met « Cbem Sag 11:
111-t Ur 'IS
Flotation testa at Brad en copper co.'b mill
In Chile. Ens & Mm J »E:T17 Ap E '13
Flotation tb, table concentration tor copper
ores. Ens & MIn J »5:32S F E '13
MacqulHten tube flotation process. O, B, Hof-
Flow of water. See Water flow
Flue dust
Arsenic trioxide from flue dust, J. O. Btlon.
Am In&t MIn E Bill 80:1497-1509 Ag '13
Brlquettlnfi of flue dust in the United States
by the Schumacher process. F. A, Vogel and
A. M. Tweedy. 11 Am Inat Mln E Bui 84;
Z8Z»-S1 D '13
De terminal ion of gases In smelter flues; and
Notes on the determination of dust losses
at Washoe reduction works. Anaconda. E.
M. Dunn. 11 Am Inst Mln B Bui SO:iOBl-92
How bIsBt furnace Hue dust can be ullllzed,
K. B. nark: with discussion by J: W.
Dougherty. Iron Age 92:1108-12 N 13 '13:
Same. Iron Tr R 63:1060-5 D 11 "13
Proposed method of charging Hue dust with-
out slnterhiK. J: W. Dougherty, dlag Iron
Age !>2:llll-2 N 13 '13
Reclamation of flue dust.
3M Ag 30 '13
Reclnmallon of flue diis
A. F. I'loek. Iron Tr
My 1-e '13
. Eng & Mln J 96:
Determination at gases Id smeller flues; and
notes on the determination of dust los-
ses at Washoe rodui.-tlon works. Anaconda.
E. M, Dunn. 11 Am Insl Mln E Bui B0:2U[il-
Flue gas for Are flglillng on shipboard. Eng
N 70:1!3& D IS '13
«rc niKo KasI furnace gas; Boilers— Test-
ing; Gases — Analysis
Design of smoke flues. Ind Eog 13:28-9 Ja '13
1 diag
Klulclne sand and grat-el in steel-lined flui
11 Ens Kec 68:702 D :iO '13
(t're. alto Hvdrci-elecirlc plants; Irrlga
canals; Water power
11:670-2 I) '13
Fluxes. See Solder and solderim
Flying boats, see Hydroaeroplanes
Flying machines
SlnSillly m flying machines. A. A. Merrill.
Am Woe M E .1 ^5:146,1.78 O '13
8te alio Aeroplanes
Flywheel explosions
Bursting flywheel causes two deaths at Al-
pha Porlland cement co. II Power 37:915-7
Je i4 '13
Cuuse of flywheel explosions. J. Stewart.
Power 38:863 D IS "IS
Fly-wheel explosion at Birmingbain. Ala-
Fly-B
e 29::80-
t Falls ..__ .
Coodaie and J. tl. Kleplnge
Inst Mln E Bui Su:193B-2010 Ag '>•
Unique temporary flue. C: H. Bromley, plans
Power S7:S90 Je 24 '13
Factors of safety and Insurance. Power 38:
3S3-4 S 9 '13
Strains In flywhePls. J. !■;. Terman. Power 38:
651-2 N 4 '13
Folding machines
Comrilnalion folding nmchine and brake. II
Iron Age 9:;;716 O 2 '13
Following up the purchase and Installation of
machinery. A. W. Welch. II Eng M 46:
674-82 Ag '13
Food
Eleclrlclly and diet. Scl Am 108:10 Ja 4 '13
Relation of railroads to the cost or distri-
bution of food products. Ry & Eng R G3:
760-1 Ag 9 '13
Substitutes. O. Becklesteln. Sci Am 3 7E:gO P
1 "IS
««■ nl>o llre:id: Cost of living; EgRs;
Meat; Meal exlrarts
, Eng ft Mln
. W. Ledoui. II dlags Met & Chem Bng
ll:4«3-T Jl '13
See alto Drops; Gases- Hydraulic engi-
neering; Hydraulics; Liquids; Solution
(Cliemlatry)
Collapse ot fourteen-foot flume of Ballevllle
hydro- electric CO.. O. 11 Power 17:395-6 Mr
18 '13
Concrete flume thai did nol fall: land-
slides flU Cungdon dllch, Washlnglon. II
Kng Rec 6S:57I-3 N :!2 '13
Details of flume construction. A. W. Ste-
veos. dlag Eng & Mln J 95:1289 Je 28 'It
High flume trestle at Oakley, Idaho. A. M.
Korsmo. II plan Eng Rec 67:377 Ap G '13
' ' ' ' ' allon flume on Pala Indian
. dlags Eng Rec 68:153 Ag
Light- iron Irrlgali
reservation, Tl i
Lining an Irrigation ditch with Hess metallio
fluming. E. M. Chandler, 11 Eng N 70:4S4-6
S * '1! „ ,.,
Metal flumes for Irrigallon canals. F. W.
Hanna. II Bng N 70:1077-!
Metal Humes for Irrlgaf'"-
N 70:1316-8 D 25 '13
Puntledge river power aeveiopmeni; Vancou-
ver. B. C. il plans Bng N 70:793-801 O 23
Rapid repair of a water power flume. 11 Elec
W 6l:f" ~ ■ ■■"
rrlgation canals, diag I
Force and energy
Force, work and power. C, A, McAllister, Inl
Marine Eng 18:18 Ja '13
Harnessing nature: can the free energy ot
space be utilized? W, KaempfTarL Scl Ara
•■■8:308-9 Ap 6 '"•
Rec<
ernlni
the
force. E: V. Huntington, Eng N 70:400-1 Ag
!S -13
Units ot energy; an appeal to stmpllty engi-
neering calculations by avoiding the use ot
cumbersome conversion [bcIots. C. Herlng.
Eng M 44:93-6 O '12
forced tits. See Fitting (engineering)
. II Iron
luiiiiiiiiuiuiB useless trucking from the factory.
O. F, Hornhdtl. Ind KnR 13:50fi-« D '13
Plumbing in an automobile factory. W. H.
Chapman. 11 Dom Eng «3:I4<-E My 10 '13
Slx-slory continuous foundry building of the
Ford motor company, O, J, /'— " " '
Age 92:1-7 Jl 3 '13
Fordi, Concrete
Construction ot concrete fords.
Concrete Cem 3:112-S S '13
FOrecaati
Knr al»a Weather forecasts
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. DJOrup. J
Foroign vtHllors In American plants. R: Hol-
denke. Iron Age 91:38t-& F 6 '13
Foramen
UonuB and rating tor works executives. J:
Netson. Iron Age 91:1169-62 My IB -13
Enlisting the lore man's co-operation. R. T.
, —1 Eng lS:B86-g Jl ■li
■, .1 -pprenu
"esVrt'y
„B^ IMpfh Pill B7i(l«.7 *IS.ZR Air "*
Maklnn
Woolner. iiy Age on:ii8i-tt u is is
Manaitement of small versus large plants.
S. Dean. Iron Age »1:1377 Je E '13
Market value of machine-shop foremen. F.
P. Terry. Am Macb 38:7« My 1 'IS
Organliallon of floating gang to train fore-
men. W. H. Cleveland. Hy Age G4:507-8 Mr
11 '13
Scleniinc selection of foremen. Iron Age 91:
BQ5 Ap 3 '13
Forest (Ires
Co-operative protection of forests against Are.
Eng Rec t7:10G-e Ja SG 'IS
Order o( the Board of railway t
for Canada, describing refutations .. _.
adopted by railway companies for the pre-
venllon of fires. Ily Age 54:711-3 Mr 21 'IS
Itange-nnder stallons tor forest tires. Bng N
6»:673-4 Mr SO '13
Forest products
Forest products of the United States: the eco-
nomic value of OUT trees, map Scl Am S 76:
14-< Ja 4 'IS
Transportation of lumber. Ry A Eng R G9:
822-$ Ag 30 'IS
Kic alim fiiims and resins; Lumber; Rub-
Turpentine; Wood; Wood
pulp
ForsM raservet
e of the present policy. Scl Am S T5:
126-7 F 22 'IS
Our national forests: their value, nunagement
and needs. Scl Am 8 7G:90-I F 8 'IS
State versus federal control of the national
forests. Scl Am 108:134 F 8 'IS
State vs. national control o( public forests.
Scl Am 109:176 S 6 '13
What the Forest service offers the proepec-
tor. L. A. Palmer. Eng & MIti J 9^:11111-
2 My 17 -13
Hcc alto Forests and, forestry
Forest service
United States
Forest service and schools, W. E. Humphreys.
Am Ind 14:18 O '13
Forest service and the prospector. S. Hlley.
Eng & Min J 9«:ne-6 Jl §6 'IS
What the Forest service does to the prospe"-
tor and mine owner, J. C. Kennedy, Eng
MIn J 35:12GS-7 Je 21 '13
What the Forest service offers the prospei
tor. 1. A. Palmer. Eng & MIn J 96: 101
2 My 17 '13
Forests and forestry
Control of the Mississippi floods. C. D. Town-
Bend. II Scl Am S iG:2S0-2 My 3 '13
Diminishing timber supply and munlclpa* '"
esls. Eng N 70:409 S 4 '13
Forestry as related to mining. F. D. Rash.
Colliery 3S:Glt-2 Ap 'IS
Troposed reforestalion of the Cedar river wa-
tershed, Seattle water-supply. II map Eng
N 70:480-3 S 4 '13
Reforestation of Cedar river watershed. Eng
Rec 67:7SI Je 28 'IS
Krr alio Conservation of resources: Forest
fires: Forest reserves: Lumbering; Natural
resources; Timber; Trees; Wood
Forge tools
Hardening the heads of forge
11 diags Mach 20:304 D '13
Forge work. See Forging
I. J. Cran.
Detecting raised checks with ultra-violet
rays. Scl Am 108:476 My 24 '13
rroleclloQ against bank note raising and for-
serles. II Scl Am 108:247 S 27 'IS
Improvised forge. R. K, Patterson, 11 Scl Am
109:148 Ag 23 '13
Chart for (orging machine work. O. V. P.
BuUeld. Am Eng 87:80-1 Jft '18
Design of heavy duty (orglng machinery. II
diag Iron Tr R 63:691-2 O 2 '13
Drop forging; lis relation to the bicycle and
automobile industries, F. W. Trabold. Scl
Am 8 7S;22-S Ja 11 'IS
Drop-forging practice. Ind Eng 13:273 Je '13
Maclilne forging. D, T, HamlUon. II dIags
Mach l9;6Sl-5. 707-10. 78S-94, 883-T; 20:11-6.
91-4 Ap-JI, S-O '13
National heavy type forging machine for gen-
eral work. II dIags Iron Age »Z:709 O 2 'IS;
"""■', ^■^*?:^'' ** ''*• ^y AK^ (Mech ed)
:l for forglngs adopt -
. .. _ steel manufacturers.
Iron Age 91:264-6 Ja 23 '13
Krr also Blacksmlthlng; Dies; Ironwork;
Welding
Formosa
Camphor industry in Formosa. Scl Am S 76:
2S8 N 1 '13
Formulas. See Engineering— Formulas; Matbe-
■ ma tics— Formulas
Fort Myer, Va. Wireless telegraph station
raph — " "■— "--
61:146-6 Ja 18 '!
Foundation soils
Bearing power of soil under foundations In
Chicago. Eng N 69:463-6 Mr 6 '13
Hard pan and other aoU tests In Chicago;
safe loads. J. N. Jensen. II plan Bog M 89:
460-3 Mr 6 '13
Foundations
Building an addition to a foundation. W. H,
Wnkeman. dlag Power 38:297 Ag 26 '13
Building foundatron constructed by Ihe (reel-
ing process, plan Eng N 69:214 Ja SO '18
Deep foundation pits In quicksand. II Eng
Kcc 67:469 Ap 26 'IS
Deep open pits tor foundation plera. Eng Rec
67:168 F g '13
Earth pressure against foundation walls. R.
A. Seaton, II Eng N 70:721-2 O 9 '13
Equltabh' building, N. Y. Eng Rec 68:247
Failure or the foundation of the new Cana-
dlan-Paclflc elevator at Transcona, 11 Ry
Age 56:986-7 N 21 '"■
i Mr 1
26S-62 /
How
■13
1 piles
and
_ e employed to make a foundation.
II Scl Am 109:494-5 D 27 'IS
Novel construction of concrete foundations,
W: G, Klrchofter. Eng N 69:364 F 20 '13
Proportioning of foundations for columns and
walls, Eng N 69:697-8 Ap 3 '13
Proportioning of foundations for columns and
walls. E. McCullough. Eng N 69:166-6 Mr 6
'13
Rapid execution of heavy foundation work.
Eng Rec 67:606-7 My 31 '13
Reinforced concrete wall footings and column
footings. A. N, Talbot. Ill U Eng Bip Sla
Bui 67:1-111 MS
.Saving a cathedral with a diver: how Win-
chester was furnished with a new founda-
tion, J. W. Overend, II Scl Am 108: 428
My 10 '13
Simple form for column footings. S. H. Bun-
nell, il Concrete Cem 3:87 Ag 'IS
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Sinklns piei. „.. , _, _--
tlnentol and commercial national b
cago. 11 Eng Itec e8:<T0 O 26 '13
Special coiLcicte ruundallons in the Manila
port dlslrict. J: W. Graham, dlags Bdb N
tO;561-6 S 18 '13
Suspended grillage foundation o( 11-Btory
building (or I^xlngton avenue Bubway, N.
Y. EnK Bee ii:2&« S 6 '13
Underpinning and retaining grillage tounda-
tluna of Evening post building far Lexing-
ton avo. 8ubwa.y. plan Bng Reo SS:178-7 AS
IS -13
fie also Bridges — Foundations and piers;
Caissons; CoRerdams; Compressed air;
Earthwork: Foundation soils; Grouting:
J'llea and pile driving; ijhoring and under'
association
Founding. See Brass founding; Copper found-
ing; Foundry practice; Iron founding; Mold-
ing machines
Foundries
Addillon to a Hamilton, Ohio, foundry. 11
I National founders'
Iro
4-5 O 3
8 Ja 9 -IJ; Same. Foundry 41:67-8 F '13
Canadian railroad Conn dry at Transcona,
Man. plan Foundry 41:236-8 Je '13
Combination brass. Iron and steel foundry: the
Delaware & Hudson at Watervlist, N. Y. 11
Ry Age 55:467-9 S 12 '13
Does It sound like a molder'a dream7 P.
Dwyer. Foundry 41:19*20 Ja 'IS
Emerson- BnintUngham co., Roekford, III.—
model plant tor making Implement cast-
ings. 11 plans Iron Tr It 52;10<T-73 My 8
■13; Same. Foundry 41:175-83 My '13
Fan heating systems for foundries. W. H.
Carrier, plans Heat & Ven 10:36-31 Ja '13
Few observBtions by a veteran molder. B.
C. Askem. Foundry 41:369-60 S '1!
Fire hazard and Rre prevention In foundries.
Foundry 41:B1-S P 'IS
Foundry Epeclaiizing In malor car castings:
aluminum and brass shop of the Willys-
Overland CO. II plan Foundry 41;637.42 D *1S
Ground space in foundries. Iron Age 91;424
P 13 '13
Heat and venlllBlion in a large foundry:
Inlernallonal harvester co.'s plant, Spring-
Held, O. II dlag Iron Age lil:4l5-7 P 13
tice
Accident!
How molders can be safeguarded from injury.
Foundry 41;651 D '13
Prevention of accidents in the foundry. A. E.
Outerbrldge, Jr. II Iron Age 92:772-< O 9 'IS
Equipment and lupplles
Efficient foundry sand-handling plant Inatalled
In the Hart-Parr co.'s foundry. II Foundry
41:21-6 Ja '13
ElecLric power in foundry operations. H. F.
Stratton. 11 Iron Tr R 63:917-24, 941 N 20
'13; Same. Foundry 41;407-15 O '13
Equipment tor tlie foundry and pattern, shop.
11 Foundry 41;Bl-3 K '13
Foundry notable lor transporting devices: J.
1, Case threshing machine co, 11 plan Iron
Age 92;7S9-71 O 9 '13
How a light work gray iron shop Is equipped,
11 plan Iron Tr R 63:621-3 O 9 '13
How a modern railroad foundry Is equipped:
Dtlaware & Hudson co.. Watervhet. N. Y.
E. Kreutiberg. 11 plan Foundry 41:343-8 S
; Molding sand
EKhlbldon*
Exhibitors, what thev exhibited and their
opinions regarding the Chicago exhibition.
11 Metal Ind n s 11:462-73 N '13
Exhibits of foundry equipment and supplies.
Iron Tr H 63:657-62 O 8 '13
Foundry and machine exhibition at Chicago.
II Iron Tr K 53:709-14 O 16 '13
Foundryraen's conventions In Chicago: meet-
ings and combined exhibition of equipment
'-r foundries and machine shops. lion Age
2:787-9
■} 9 -13
'13
■11;
Increi
jt.ihe plant of the Falk c .
aukee. It plans Foundry 41:386-30 Af Foundry machinery
Iron Tr R 52:1449-54 Je 28 '13 Combination Jar-rai
ir outpul wbiit
equipment exhibition at Chi-
cago. 11 Foundry 41:489-97 N '11
Foundry accountina
Eaaiiy -applied, common Bense cost system:
the method of distributing direct and in-
direct foundry costs. O. O, Brace, 11 Found-
ry 41:43-6, 97-100, l!>2-7, *'- " " "- ""
Economical foundry c
W. Riker. Foundry .. __
System tor keeping costs In a. foundry. E:
A. Boyre, Iron Age 91:601-5 Mr 6 '13
Uniform cost methods in the Foundry Indus-
try. C, E. Knoeppel. Foundry 41:273-4 Jl '1!
Urc at»a Foundry records
Foundry foremen. See Associated foundry fore-
^ locomolive co., Kingston.
Ont. II plans Foundry 41:365-9 S '13
Latter-day stove shop; I: A, Sheppard A
co.'s plant, Philadelphia, E. C. KreuUberg.
11 plan Foundry 41:423-33 O '13
Making of soil pipe as a plumber saw it.
II Dom Eng 64:31-6 JI 12 '13
Model automobile foundry: Willys- Overland
CO., Toliilo, O, 11 plan Metal Ind n s 11:
476-6 N -IS
Modern aluminum and brass foundry: United
foundry and machine co,'b works, Bridge-
port. Conn, 11 plan Iron Age 92:784-6 O 9
'l3
Iteialion of foundry Hoor space to output,
plan Foundry 41:;;01-4 My '13
dry building of Ihe
. O. J, Abeil. 11 iror
Foundry 41:96 Mr '13
Foundry and machine exhibition at Chicago.
11 Iron Tr R 63:709-14 O 16 '13
J'cc alua Foundries — Exhibltiona; Molding
Foundry managsment
Aids to brass foundry management. Foundry
41:162-3 Ap '13
Aids to scienllflc management In the foun-
dry. W. M. Corse, Iron Age 91:688-9 Mr
13 '13; Same. Metal Ind n s 11:158-9 Ap
'11
Back of tlie shop. J. F. Delter. Metal Ind
n s 11:289 Jl '11
Casting cleaners' wages on the premium ba-
ais. A. W. Gregg. Foundry 41:183-4 My
'13
Cleaning castings by the premium aystem;
the application of the bonus wage plan. A.
W. Gresg. Iron Tr R 63:571-3 Mr 6 '13
Core oil storage. 11 Foundry 4l:!li My '13
Economies of continuous foundry operatlona:
efficiency of conveyor shop for making cast-
ings, with data on cost of Installation, oper-
ation, repairs, etc Q: K, Hooper. Foundry
41:7-9 Ja '13
Eight-hour versus twelve-hour shifts; econ-
omies effected through shorter hours. R. A.
Bull. Eng M 44:599-601 Ja 'IS
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Foundry manaseitisnt — CuntiRii«iJ.
Foundry output atid convenient arrangement.
H: M. Lane. Iron Age 92:778-9 O 9 '13
Foundry specLaliats or skilled meclianlca. M.
\V, Brundage. Foundry 41:46 F '13
Holley carbureter co.'a system In atoring pat-
terns. dIdgB Automobile 29:370-1 Ag ^8 '13
Hon economies can be alTected In core shops.
C. F. Flumerfelt. Foundry 411B32-4 D '13
How I e8t1mn[6__ the selllnB price ol f~-'
■13
Shlve.
H,
'13
. W.
Jar- rammed guard rail molds.
. F. W, Shaw, i) Scl
foundry 41:236-6 Je
CO. C. S. Taylor. Foundry 41:627-31 D '13
Iniportance of dltpalchlnK In the foundry.
C. E. Knoeppel. Foundry 11:69-71 F '13
Interesting foundry methods and output. II
Am Mach 33:S05-S My 15 '13
Premium system In a steel foundry: a weight
basis for rales In the foundry cleaning
room. G. A. W. Gregg. Bng M 44:776-8 F
'IS
Safety rules for the foundry. II Foundry 41:
36-7 Ja '13
SdentlUc management In the foundry. Iron
Age 92:913-4 O £3 '13
Specialization Id the foundry. W. H. Dean.
Foundry 41:26 Ja '13
Metal Ind i
t 11:
and foundry. F. '
Jl -13
XTllllzallon of old foundry sand. H. C. Estep.
Foundry 41:631-2 D '13
Vllal points In good foundry practice. J. J.
Wilson. Iron Age 92:1101 N 13 "13
Well-equipped shop lor core manufacture;
Northweslern malleable Iron Co., Milwau-
kee. 11 Foundry 41:281-2 Jl '13
Sff aJto Foundry accounting; FVlundry
practice
Foundry practice
Annual convention of Am. foundrymens asan.
and Am. Institute of metals. Chicago, Oct..
1913. Met & Cliem Eng 11:608-10 N '13
Anvil block cast In open sand, L: Luhraen.
diags Foundry 41:274-5 Jl '13
Casting paper machinery cylinders, II Am
Mach 38:166 Ja 23 'IS
Ciisllng parte of a 6000 -hp, gas engine. II
Iron Afie 92:782-3 O 9 '13
Compressed air as a foundry ftuzlUary. U
Iron Age 91:196-9 Ja 16 '13
■ Continuous brake shoe plant, plan Foundry
41:G0 F 'IS
Electric power In foundry operations, H. F.
Stratton. 11 Iron Tr R 63:917-24. 941 N 20
'IS: Same. Foundry 41:407-16 O '13
Enterprise mfg. co.. Cornwells. Pa.: found-
ry with continuous molding units. 11 Iron
Age 91:62-61 Ja 2 '13
Features nf American core room practice. Iron
Age 92:400-2 Ab 21 '13
Formulas for finding the weights of castings.
W. L, Tryon. Foundry 41:386a S '13
Foundry pyrometers. H. W. QlUott. 11 MeUl
Ind n s 11:24-6, 79-80, 116-7 Ja-Mr '13
Foundry practice Is increasingly scientific:
meetings of Foundry men's assoelalions at
Chicago show progress. Iron Age 92:909-14
O 23 '13
Foundrymen discuss many problems at Chi-
cago, Iron Tr R 63:723-8, 756-6 O 23 '13
French view of Amerii'nn foundries. M. Bras-
Hpur. Iron Age 92:1136-S N 13 '13
Gray iron month-piece casting for a retort
II Foundry 41:160-1 Ap '13
Hints for the steel founder: paper read at
Am. foundrymen's assn,, Buffalo. 8: R. Rob-
Inson, Foundry 41:$S-4 P '13
How- aluminum crank cases and gray Iron
pistons are molded and cast by the Rut-
enber motor co. 11 Foundry 41:37-92 Mr
How we cast 22 cylinders In One sand mold.
G; W. Kelly. II Foundry 41:121 Mr 'IS
Hydrostatic pressure on molds and cores, R.
R. McGowan. dlags Foundry 41:229-32 Je
goods. P. W. Blair.
202-3 My '13
Molding cylinders by hand and machine. II
Foundry 11:143-4 Ap '13
Molding gas engine cylinders for motor cars:
methoda of Campbell, Wyant ft Cannon
foundry co., with details of coremaklng. II
Foundry 41:1-6 Ja '13
Molding large crank caaea. 11 Foundry 41:161
Ap '1!
Molding large. Iron, generator field frames.
II Foundry 11:217-9 Je '13
Notes on cores, core boxes and prints. J.
A. Shelly. Foundry 11:267-8 Je '13
Overland company's aluminum foundry. II
plan Automobile 29:469-61 S 11 '13
Physical properties of molding sands, A. B.
Searle. Eng M 14:103-6 O 'IS
Practice of the Edsar Allen American man-
ganese steel CO. 11 iron Tr R 62:1404-11 Je
19 '13: Excerpts, Ind Eng 13:492-3 N '13
Problems of the foundry dTscuased at Chi-
cago meeting of Am, foundrymen's assn.
and the Associated foundry foremen. Foun-
dry 41:461-8 N '13
Satisfactory mixture for a Jobbing foundry.
W. J. Keep. Foundry 41:422 O '13
Standard turbine cylinder molding practice, C.
A. Tupper. II Foundry 41:17-60 F '13
Threaded fillings made with green sand cores.
W, J. Carew, Jr, dlaga Foundry 11:635-6 D
'13
Use and abuse of slip Jackets. W. H. Parry.
Foundrv 11:519-20 D '13
retyiene torch In foundrlf-
1 dle-
■13
Syracuse, K. .. _. ._ - _-„-
Mach 19:327-31, 425-8 Ja-F '13
Waterbury. Conn.— metal casllng shop. G.
Thompson. 11 plans Kfetal Ind n s 11:155-
7. 206-9 Ap-My '13
See nlna Aluminum; Brasu founding; Cast
Iron: Copper founding: Cupola rurnaces;
Fire clay; Iron founding; Iron metallurgy:
Manganese steel: Pnttern making; Pickling
f); Pig Iron; Steel castings; Steel
molds
Foundry records
How
B iron
rati or
I Installed by Ihe Rutenher
c. s. Taylor. Foundry 41:627-31 D '11
Foundry au poll as. See Foundries— Equipment
and supplies
Foundrymen
Open -shop policy, workmen's compensation
clc. dlsruHSed by National founders' asso-
cintlon. Iron Tr R !i3;BS9-97 N 27 '13
lean foundrymen's association
Fountains
Novel eleclilc fountain. II Am Ind 14:26-7
N '13
Fountains. Drinking. See Drinking fountains
Fox farming
Fortunes In foxes. Scl Am 108:172 F 22 '13
Defenses
Comparison of French and German strength
In dirigible airships. 11 Scl Am 109:126 Ag
16 '13
Recent warships for the French admiralty. II
plans Int Marine Bng 18:93-7 Mr 'IS
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Goodwill, patents, tra'Ie- marks, copyrights
and iranchiaes. P. J. EsquerrS. J Account
15:31-* Ja '13
Franchiiet, Municipal. Spp Municipal fran-
Aulnmobllc ZS:62S F 20 '13
Am- ^5:43 Jl 11 13
I freight cars.
■pair shops. Ry
flslon. By Age
■ 74-7 Jf 14 '13
R. W. Roplequet.
Rclatlun of Interurban freight service to the
hi;:h cost of livins, K: -J. Spring. Elcc Hy
J 41:171 Ja 25 'IS
; V.nt: R S3;12S-
!<h1p-
11. Wilsim. Hy Age 55:
rs Hy & ling R S3:
. J. F. Tiiwnsend. Ry
ce. C. C.
26 '13
Ry Age G5:
tiii'iip. I!y Arc (Mech e.l)
I Hy & Eng R 53:505. 6«S
i>.| l...\ .-^ir. 11 .ll;ig^ Ry
■ & Kn« li ;3:1JS
lagh. Ry & Ens R
7-S, 132-4 Je 28 '13
.f ()!.■ M.nBtor car
ruy, June, 1913.
: .M 45:lS-23 Ap '13
U J3::i:
. A. Hal.
i; .■l,-.ioHcU.. ny
& F.ns R 53:535
i'i'IkDI cars. Ity A 1
a Trunk Rr. II
".\ cnrs f'lr
il E-:n?r N 70:
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Freight cart - CoiUiaunl. Welflhrng
Link Blijp lirarliin l"i(^. <UBBs Ky As.;_iMo.ih HearJnji on car weJghlnB by InterBtate com-
r f) n -ii .■■■•il'i.- merce commlssJon. Ry A Eog R 63:209 Mr
_\V: yiifeiian. Ity Ajic iMfch nl) ST:3T:i Jl ii,.;rr.. .■.njlmi).«i„ii, 1(7 & i:"e R ^53*767"^
Narrow bobp ciiiii-nii-nt for llip i:nst bro.iii WHWilni.-*"!.'."!'/' i^^.ifiii.^M fr.-i,.|,t . ^r, ii c.-i
lop, II Kv AKt r,t:Mu.i-7 Je :: -n Aiii|Vw-"i .%•■>■' 'i;l "'"■'" •'"^^- " ^"
''\*'AU"'K^'m7""\T''l.!'Tl''*"''''''' " '■'''''" Frel'flhi claMlflcatl^n '
NUiPty-tor hluli bI.Iu t:"n.li.la rar: ,ii-v.-I.i|»-<1 I 'J!.'*." "' ''■■'«'" il^iSKln.aimn. Itv & Eni; K
on the Norfolk & UVBtPrn ami o.|nli>1>.>cl ,,;'■■■,'"-'', ^ -',' 'i' ,, , . . ^ ,
with Biiefiiilly .U-KiKiiP.! Kix-ivli...l r-.|.i i]l?,,..| Wc':-!.'!-!! .■l:i5siili:nlon nn, SI r«Jcolea by In-
!;;;£"■ ,ii 'S:"=a-i'"K ?;;■;'" ■'■ '- ;;™;:;;.iT"rr"r""°""""- »' ' ""
Nlni-ty-tons capacity gondola, Nnrfnlk A Freight hiindling
Wpstprn railway. II plans By & Knu It 63; \:i-'.'.n li-.i-lLi.^- m-...-\ ^ :ii H^iiii,- slr.-fl.
3-« Jn 4 'IS i:..."l.liii ii i:i \'^.- .-.Linpil--.' .My l; *n
iilnin.Tii ot Nl-w York
Lin Knic iUT n;MX:!-H Ap
i. i;iii,- K r..i :;;b.i.7 A[i n
iii.> Kiig 1£;2111-e My '13
1 frflKht on IhP Nordi
.. N.'w Y..rk rllv. W. J.
N- ''•-.M-i Ak 14 '13
irlM. i-rmln^.l r.ir.nrily.
Inl Mariiiu ICiig 18:335-8
r. :i-.itii; .l."k fi.i^ifUy. Jl Knir N 63:
llip frlrllfiii In our transportation
. Ii, H, r.f'K'rs, II Sri Am K 7r.:I44
■n; Sanin ronJ, lly & Eng R 53:213
I prior to purcliasing, 13.
VKal fat-tors In car oconomy; adapted from
lidPiT by (■; A. I.lndBtrom. Iiy & Kne R
63::;i)l-B Mr S '13
. Ity & Kiii! K 'iS:
rii/-
">', *.„'■
^"Ii,".v?3:£
17, J.. 2I-J1
Increased efflclpnoy In freight car repair"
lly ifc Kan i: r..'.:::!':: A|. M 'I"
Ii, \V, "siliiil/i'. Am l-;iii S7I .1 s\, i;:
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INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
por Ens ICec t7:
Gr^l Lakes stpamera (or coasiwlse service. I'a.-s.rii: of a urval ironmasler. Sci ,
il I'lana Int Marine Eng 18^17-52 F '13 I"- -Mr I '13
I-unibiT s^'i.iion-r J..h|i A. Hooper. 11 plan Si,.-t.i,. ath S... M K ,1 r.::~:-r.-> Mr
■■e S.Mill.. II Ini M;id.,e Ens 1S;!;5-T '^™*,.., *;"-!■„ i. ,
= ' ln[ Manijv' EnB 1S:3:S-K; S 'U Fronde (tugboat)
. p:ans int Marine Eng 1S:T
iial 'l,.■'^■^^.'
al-ulial? Pon'Pr 37:2" F 25 '13
,!:■."■.-* F I
!i..-"i'i/^.l"va;iip':rt"f«H, '^En^tlneeri.'
fr. 1,-l.t t-Tii
U.-,l l.y ^W
■,n.l' tH^ fr.
,-.M,i^,.. i'„«rr ;:7;-n:.-: .!*• !■• ■::;
ii.'i-r' arL.l' v,-.iFlf."'MelB. F. Fielden.
iT::.;2-i F :s -is
lj"'>.look. M
.im'"',i.-l^ f:':M. ^cl Am S 75:;'l F S
!,» Ui^\. f..".-. r 37.745 Mv '7 '13
i..f.,^=c:iSf;.ll.,Ba='_pw.!ii.'ers. C: E.
■'... AAii.TOnHle piic;ii..?-Fvip!; Blnst
■ Coal. Piilveriied
M. F. Friv.i.rinB. W Ar.-h Ro^ 33:2;-:!3 J
;fc. H, C, cclie CO.. Comeltsvllle. P.i,
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lokelesa combustion.
il.i»,-.-, ,lliiB» Hy .\se
:iT. Am liml .Mill E Hill 74:U:i."m !■" '11
iiillvi' fiifl economy. R. Collett. diag Ry
:iii: K r>:!:r,:(T-lu Jt , Tt; Ity .\iie r.5;S7l-
iiinu fuel frnm chnin-Krii
U:35M-60 Je '13
»,_ !■■. I'.'li-i',
Va
Sluk.
S";
I^,."""'
k'' Co
r ST:
' "J'!
;5
^ 3
1. K. O. lUthurdH.
D;.ilii,s. liid Kng
,',-l'r
tii"f
fii
ac'i
:. dlag
'iron
Age
dry 41:3iJ»-lg Ai,' 'IS
Fulton. New York
UrondMiiy liiiilgn acn>ss Osbubo river and
the Xeiv -iork l.nvfic caniil at Kullon, N. Y.
il iJlun l':nK Kec GI:88.'jU Ja 2S '13
Pulton (tugboat)
Uxiii'diiieiilnl tugboals: thp Fulton nnd ttie
EspiTimrnla .>ii Ihe Fulton and Ihe Froucle.
C. H. PP.ibody. plana Int Marine Eng 18:
7-13 Ja 'U
, Smelter. S.'« Smell' r funn s
mlgatio
iiKiil^hlne ;<iid fumh
JI 13"
, by tlip
< fur
I.uj^li fiiriiaee. V: Ele-
[■•:l;i-G J;i '13
furniifp. di:iB Met &
■iie.ii'lh furnac!=. Iron
iMiiiiv. Ciag rower 38:
riiii,-.-s. R TaniLt. dine
up, R CedcrblMm. plan
1 '13
lurnji.'i', II EiiK & Mill J
iLfilH Mr 13 '13
Digitized ^k^jUO^Ic
IXDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
; & Min J !f6:101S-T
l:'.-:-7. :71-3 Ap :;i:-M>- 3 'IS
Ltgal Ept;clli< aligns fir illuminating gas.
Kng Rec 68.171 Ag 16 '13
M^..-h 3^:141-i Ja :'3 '13
Gas!
CoHe-oven. tree Coke-oven gaa
!,.l.-ii.-.,ii..Ti "t K^i'-lin.- fnmi iialural gas.
Ini
-'ih'nn i- b<:'lMeen oil and gas wella and
-. al „.:„.■< K-nu- N 6:.:iS0-J Mr 6 'IS
.i^.L> ,l^.l ukl.,t,orna gas flelds. L.. L. Wit-
■'! ■'■■■ i'" "t. 'i! \V.'>:,i''.i.'Vi'.'Am''!<w^ll"K''j
.v..
■■.■,i-'".r.>: '.-'"::, !::,n. .■: T. llTiIcl.ln.on. Entf
^\
vii.l-' >n'ir\i"i'iui-al b-aa. Scl Am 10:.:6S Jl
\\i
>sle''.j! naiural rbs. Eng & Min J 96:160
Gas
ist^' of "naiural pis. U. Arnold and F:
;. L-lai.n. i:iifi 4; Min J I'S'^.-S Ag IG '13
analysis. :;^e >;,iM.'S-Aii:Hysls
"f.."!' Jal'".'*:;..!'. F. 11. l^w. 11 I'ower
"\
.-•.ii'aj;..ii'": j.ii vni-'lnes. 0. P. Ofllergren.
i. ..'j".. i.i!' Iii'i'ji turl burnirig.'e. H. Pea-
■■■.:.. li Irjl .\l,.Mi.c 1;m« IS;1I-7, 60-4. 112-4
..Mr -i::. !^..-u<.- cund. I'ower 37:205-8.
1I-"
■,.■;■ ;^i- ..| r_ iz,_~ _>-usine. E. Brown.
!>]-
T'y '■■,. ,M., _;'. _^ ncF. J: F. Went-
1^'
■Vi ,i ' . I o^r'.:, s..; \m ^ T6::i71 r 13 'IS
' . ; fi,^_ii'..-,-!;..k.- */■>? engine. 11 Iron
r.:
L:";r>- t'iiit 'wi:t run on Beveral fuel*. 11
■ ■; ATii l"^:;::S-^ Mr 8 '13
■ .i^ii on I rime movers. Kiee W 61:!33.4 P
l■\^
^^!,-..; n. '.„ ^!,,:i,... l; s,-i An. IOS:l! Ja
'■';■
:."•! ;.-.-^ in r f.T n.iIonioMlo-!: Bel-
-..■,.;■,. .:. -1- ,■ .; 1 ..ii k..ro.'ene and runj
' ' ;, 1 .\ ■■ ■■•.1 >,,■ -ii. 11 i>ian Auiomoblle
. ...■..^■-- •.;• .-. ■■::. Su:n,. .Lnd. Hng M 43:
--.■'. ■ '"- ;r. . iT'w: ir'noo'ih. i'ower 37:
■_' ■ ;■'. -.'.■, .-V 1. r.reiin,in. Jr. I'ower
"■;;
^.'■L- ■ -' r f .i.-'iii;r..i .V and stpel plants.
1 r ]-■..■ ii..„ '1-, i: r.i;^:r:iL'-v^My 39 ■13;
-'.';■',. ,','i:i .'.ir',.-"',"r';.n' ihe'farmT P. 8.
;.■■..";...["..■ V. ;iii' I'liv.. slide valvpa. dlnga
■Ik-n, Ind Eng 13:3eG-T
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'33
Gai and oil ansl — ~-
Heavy -oil engine Id marine service and Its
Influence upon battleship dealgn. R. c. H.
Held. 11 Scl Am S TS:113-4 F S2 'U
Heavy oil Kromhout engine with Ignition
chamber. O. H. Wlldt. dlag Am Soo M E
J 36:527-9 Mr '13
Horizontal crude oil engine brought out by
the St. Marya' machine company, St. Marya,
Ohio, dlag Iron Age 31:14)IG Je 19 '13
Horsepower of small gaa engines. Power 38:
639 O 11 '13; Same. Scl Am S 76:339 N 23 "IS
How the Fulton-Toal oil enRlne Is constructed.
11 dlag Iron Tr R 63:IMI-2 D 25 '13
Illmer two-atroke-cycle gaa engine. 11 plan
Power 37:743-6 My 27 *^IS
Improvements In gaa engine dealgn. Q: H.
Strombeck. Mach 19:39-10 B 'IS
Increase of output of Internal -combustion ■
engines and a new six-stroke cycle engine,
E. Ki'hlmanelc. ding Am .Soc M B J 35:701-4
Ap '13
Industrial locomotive driven by a omde oil
engine. II Eng N 69:61-6 Ja 9 'It
Internal combuatlon engine using coal fuel
Invented by A. M. Low, plan Ind EDg 13:
31 Ja '13
Jacket water requlramentB ot Internal com-
bustion engines. R. Trautachold. Power ST:
494-6 Ap 8 '13
Jamea Internal combustion engine. U Sd
Am 108:166 My 17 'IS
Junkers engine. F. E, Junge. II Power ST:
IJO-l, 417-S Ja 28 Mr 25 '13
Junkers vs. Diesel enplne. A. M. Levin. Pow-
er 37:871-2 My 13 '13
Knock Id gas engine. A. M. Leonard; R. H.
Danfortti. Power S7:3H>-1 Mr 11 'IS
Location of gasoline engine troubles made
eaay. 11 Scl Am 109:34-5 Ja II '13
Low coal engine. 11 Power 3T:S8 Ja 2] '13
Low's gasoline motors h la DleseL plana
Automobile 28:832-3 Mr 13 'IS
Lubrication of gas enslne cylinders. A. L.
Brennan, Jr. Power 37:119-20 Ja 28 '13
Lubrication of gas engine Cyllndvra. L. L.
Brewster, Power 37:341 Mr 11 'IS
Machining the Keystone Rnsollne engine parts.
F. B. Jacobs. 11 Mach 19:350-1 Ja '13
Uarine oil engine, T. Lucas, plans Int Ma-
rine Eng 18:56-9 P '13: Same cond. Eng H
45:111-7 Ap '13
New Diesel engine. Scl Am B T6:t71 Ap 26
,'IS
„.j 109:"m Agl- —
New large gas-engine: valval eas, two-cycle.
vertical engine. A. E. L. Chorlton. 11 Eng
M 14:606-9 Ja '13
New type of gasoline engine, 11 Eng Hec 6T:
sup 41 F IS 'IS
Oil-engine charade rlstlca, dec W 61:TT-8 Ja
on
1 •»
In railway water service, C. R.
Knowies. By Age l)5:2S9-90 Ag IB '13
II engines for driving electric generators.
Ind Eng 18:29-30 Ja 'IS
" — ' — Industry In Italy, dlaga Power
38:604-6 O 7
'IS
... QrsdenwltE. II Power 38:3-. „
18 'IS
Operating costs of small gaa engine plant.
M. W. Uti. 11 Power 37:124 P Ig 'IS
Paragon engine, plan Power 37:226-6 V IB '18
Performance of engine operating on coke-
oven gas. II power 37:633-4 My 6 ^13
POBSlbltlUes ot the marine oil engine. J: F.
Wentworth. Int Marine Eng 18:129-SD Hr
'18
Practical operation of gaa engines using
blast-fumnre gas aa fuel. C: C, Snmp,«on.
diags Am Soc M E J 35:767-83 My '13;
Rame. Iron Aee 91:1120-3 Mv 8 '13: Same.
Iron Tr R 62:1120-4 My 16 '13; Same. Sd
Am S 76:185-7 S 20 'IS: Same cond. Power
37:821-3 Je 10 '13: Discussion. F. H. Wag-
ner. Am Soc M E J 36:1276-9 Ag '13
Freheatert air. J, Barraja-Frauenfelder. Int
Marine Rng 18:173 Ap '13
Pressures In gaaoltne englneB. O. A. Field.
Power 31:58 Jl ( '13
Principles of fuel oU englneB, C. P. Hlrsh-
feld. 11 Bel Am 8 76:46-7, 61-4, 74-6 Jl 19-
Ag 2 '13
Recent development Of gas power In Europe.
H. J. Freyn, Eng N 69:22S-S0 Ja 30 ■«:
Same, Am Soc M E J 36:237-49 F '13
ItBcoiery ot heal lost in explosion engines.
G. Debeswn. Am Soc M E J 35:1639-91
\ oxygen, 11 Scl
'13
Removing carbon deposit t
Am 109:125 Ag 16 '13
Itpnioving carbon from gaa enginea with de-
natured alcohol, J. A, Anglada. Iron Age
92:616-7 S 18 '13
Saving In power cost with a gaa engine. F.
R Lufkln. Power 88:93 Jl 16 '13
Silencer for gas engines, II Scl Am 108:644
Je 14 '13
Small Internal combustion enginea on land
and water, Scl Am 108:304 Ap 6 'IS
Snow high -compression oil engine. A. E,
Ballln, 11 Power 38:329-30 Ag 12 '13
Stationary oil enslne-- .--...— —
bIbpb. Scl Am S 7
Status of the large e- -.— — ,- --
I.anger, dIags Iron Age 92:1332-6 D II '13;
.'^ame cond. Power 38:1*91-3 D 23 '13
Trials ot a 100 brake horse-power oil engine:
Junkers marine engine. 11 Scl Am 3 76:
348-9 N 29 '13
Triple-screw motor ahtp Alkmaar. J. R. Wil-
son, Int Marine Eng 13:32 Ja 'IS
Src aim Alcohol motors: Automobile en-
gines; Carbureters; Cylinders; Diesel en-
gines; Diesel locomotives; Oaa power
Gas
turbines: Indicators: I.ocomo(lves, Gas
nil; Motor iwat.'i; Motor cars (railroad);
Motor shlpa
Coaling
Cooling a gaa engine by Internal Injection,
dlag Eng N 70:BM-5__S 26 -'
Mac
20:3
.... .,■ '13
way. 11 Scl
iglnes, B. Hop-
92-3 Ag 21 'IS:
Cooling gas engine.
Am 109:160 Ag SO Ua
New method of cooling gas engines. Power
38:932-4 S 1 '13
New method of cooling gas engines, B, Hop-
kinsi.n. dlag Iron Age 92:r-^
Inrt Eng 13:149-60 O '13
Fuel
Delivery of fuel Into the evilnd.
J 35:1177-9 Jl '13
Fuel economics of the oil en
Tmn .Age 91:974-6 Ap IT '._
Fuel for oil eiiglnes: qualities r
Am S 76:111 Je 28 '13
^*'^./'y..''5*Y7".?y engines, I. C Allen. Blng
!. J: A. Secor.
squired. Scl
" m"46'.*888-8 F 'IS
Heating fuel oil. B. P. Hartley, plan Power
37:60 Ja 14 'IS
Heavy oil as fuel for Internal -combustion
enelnes". I. r. Allen, Tnit Eng 13:392-6 S
'13: Same. Scl Am .'J 76:326-7 N 22, '13
Power from kerosene: using oil. kerosene and
distillates in the ordinary gas engine, L.
W, Ellis and W. R. Dray. II Scl Am S 7B:
lOB-e F IE '13; Bxcerpta. Scl Am 103:146-7
I 3 75:271-2 Ap 26 >1S
Will the automobile be driven by keroseneT
H. A. Morris. 11 Sd Am 108:38 Ja II 'IS
Working fluid of Internal -combustion en-
gines. D, Clerk. Ind Eng 13:406-8 S 'IS
frt alio Automobile enginea — Fuel; (iaa as
fuel; Gasoline: Kerosene: Motor spirit; Pe-
Ignltlon
High-tension Ignlllon with tiatterles. A. L.
Tirennnn, Jr. Power 37:636 My 6 '13
Igniters for oil etiglnes. W: J, Demoreet. plan
Power 87:377-8 MT 18 'IS
Ignition devices. H. R. Tan Deventer, Scl
Am 103:613 Je 7 'IS
Ignition from dry cells. A, L. Brennan. Jr.
Power 37:17-8 Ja 7 'IS
Make -and -break Ignllera. B. P»gett. U Power
SS:19B-9 As 6 'U
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Oaa and oil erglnea— iBnllion — Vualintifil.
Time of ignition vs. economy. A. B. Morrl-
■on, Jr. Power 3B:897 S IB '13
SiX' also Automobile engines — Ignition
Brake teat on a 7B-hp oil engine. A. A. Pot-
ter and W. W. Carlson. 11 Blec W 61:106-«
Ja 1
■13
Heat balance oC a gas engine. J. C. Small-
wood. Power 37:162-4 Ap 1 "W
Test o( a keroaene-oli engine. H. D. Wile.
II Elec W eS:389 Ag 23 '13
Tests oD small gaaollne englneA F. M.
White and B. A. White. Power 38:298-301
Ag Ze '13
Exhaust gases
■ -■■ oihJ.
i una gHH fuels, J, C.
, ,t:«82-3 N II '13
Producer gas as a substitute for oil tor fur-
nace work. Met & Chem Bng ll:IOT F '13
Producer gas In heating furnaces. El Brown.
Power 37:376-7 Mr 18 "13
Surface rombusllon. C, D. McCourt. Eng M
13;5S9-92 Jl '13
System of burning producer gas. C, M, Gar-
land, plan Iron Age 92:«64-6 S 25 '13
Sfe al'n Blast furnace gaa; Gaa and oil
engines; Gas power: Gas power plants: Gas
for caiclilng olndera In gases:
- ling. II Iron Age 92:
5cl Am S 76:316-7
3 of cleaning pro
S-4 D 9
'13
gas.
H. F.
Aga
) Mr I
'13
35:289-114 F '13
Pilot tube In gas measurement, r. K. Mc-
QuIgfC. diacs Eng £ Mln J 95:649-51 Mr
23 ■13
Pilot tubes for gas mpasureraenl. W. C.
Kow.ip. II dlags Am Soc M K J 35:1319-8*1
S 'IS: Same cond. Met * Chem Eng 11:
«(l-3 N '13
Oai heating
aiicpB, C. E. r.ucke. dlacs Enc N 70:nflti-8
D 11 '13
Heating the Induatria) »gposltlon bslt, Tole-
do, O. with artlflclBl gaM. A. H. Qlnd«a fl
Heat * Ten U41-I J* It
Commercial and flnanclal aspects of gas man-
ufacture. G: B. Cortelyou. Sci Am S 76:
2SS-7. 274-6 Ap 26-My 3 '13
High-pressure gaa lighting. Eng Eec 68:
395 O II '13
Stt alar, Acetylene tor lighthouses, buoya.
etc.: Gaa melera
Gas manufacture and works
Commercial and flnanclal aspects of gas man-
ufacture. O: B. Cortelyou. Scl Am S 7B:
266-7. 274-5 Ap 26-My 3 '13
Manufacture of arliflclal ga.scs. J. M. Rusby.
11 J Fr Inst 17S:1"-41 jf'iS
Operation of an English producer gas supply
works. South StarrordBhlre, H. A, Humph-
rey. Eng N $9:180-1 Ja 23 '13
Producer gas for power purpnsea: chemical
principles and mechanical factors in It*
manufacture. H. F. Smith. 11 Scl Am B 7B:
120-3 F iS '13
Bee alfo Qas companies; Oa> producers
Oa« meters
Accuracy of the Thomas meter. ' W. C.
Kowse. Am Soo M E J 3S:lJ66-73 S '13
Pilot tube in gas measurement. C. E. Mc-
Qulgg. diags Eng & Mln J 95:619-61 Mr
29 -13
PI tot tubes for eas meaBurcment. W. C.
RowMC. II diags Am Soc M E J 35:1319-80
S '13: flame cond. Met & Chem Eng 11:
641-3 N '13
Trouble with gas meter. I* M, Johnson. 11
y process of cleaning |
Smith, n dlag Am Soc M B J 36:l»"i-(i n
■13; Same. Iron Age 92:1158-9 N 20 '13;
Same cond. Ind Eng 13:631 D '13
Sec tiUo Blast furnace gas
Gas companies
Commercial and flnanclal aspect* of gas
manufacture. Q: B. Cortelyou. Set Am B
75:266-7, 274-5 Ap 2S-My S '13
Education of employees. L,. Qalloway. J Ac-
count 15:8B.B» Ja '18
Fair rate of return for public utilities as
affected by unearned Increment EJng N S9;
868-60 Ap 24 '13
Gas rate decision In New Jersey. Mec Ry J
11:3e-T Ja 4 'It
Bte aim Gas lighting
Gas. electric A street railway association of
Second annual convention, Oklahoma City,
May. 1913, Elec Ry J 41:884-5 My 17 'IS:
Elec W 51:1023-4 My 17 '13
Oai engines. See Gas and oil engines
Oai fitting
Bie alio Oas meter*
Device for measuring gas flow. 11
91:H3! Ap 3 'IS
Friction of gas flow In pipes. 11 Scl Am 108
I^ B. L*nt. Power i „ , ._
Comparative economy of producer gaa and
fitpam for pumping stations. Eng Iteo 68;
262-3 S « -IS
Cost of power with small gaa engine unit.
S: B. Moore, ]r. Power 37:B2-S Ja 14 "13
Gas-driven blowers at Bethlehem steel co. A.
West. Iron Age 91:1303-5 My 29 'IS; Same.
Gas
37:123-4 Ja ;
Gas (
■13
1-9 D 2 '13
Qhs power for collieries. R. F. Walker. II diags
Colliery 33:613-6 Je '12
Humphrey pumps for London water- works-
plans Power 37:802-4 Ap 29 '13
Recent development of gas power in Europe.
H. J. Frevn Ens N' 69:228-30 Jn 30 'IS;
Same, Am Soc M B J 3.1:237-49 P '13
Utilizing Initial gas pressure, plan Pownr 37:
710 My 20 '13
Kit fli™ Blast furnace gas; Coke oven
gas; Gas and oil engines; Gas as fuel:
ist
8 F 8
'13
! W 61:277-
,.-„ .n blast fumacea and steel planls.
H. J. Preyn. Iron Tr R 52:1242-8 My 29 '13;
Same cond. Iron Age 91:1299-1302 My 29 '13
Gas power plant In wool warehouses. South
Boston, B. F. Learned, 11 Power 37;B69-
70 Ap 22 '13
Improvements at the plant of the Falk co.,
MIlw.TUkee, II plana Iron Tr R 62:1449-54
Jc 2fi 'IS: Same. Foundry 41:326-30 Ae '13
Producer-gas situation In the United States,
map Power 38:16-7 Jl 1 "13
Record of a suction gas-producer plant. G:
W. Muench. Power 37:604-5 Ap 29 '13
Status of (he eas-producer plant. Eng Rec 67;
539 My 17 "13
Test of gas producer plant. L. I^ Brewster.
r 37:153-4 P <
Plan rower 38:922-3 D 3" '
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Trlatomlc hydrogen and other reeearches In
molecular physlcB. J. J. Thomson. U Scl
Am S 7B;157-8 Mr 8 "IS
World beating discovertea. W, H. Booth.
Power 37:200 F 11 '1!
Gas producer and waste (ualg. F. Flelden.
Power 37:282-4 F 2B '13
Oas-producer chemistry. G. W. Huench. dias
Power 38:433-4 9 23 '13
Gas produrers for small heatlnc furnaces.
Iron Ace 91:857 Mr 13 '13
Heat balance or a. producer. J. f Rmiiil-
wood. Power 37:S9T-3 Je 24 '13
Hints on Ms-producer operattoi "
ley. Power 38:S6-7 Jl 3 "IS
Analyils
illable COj percentagBH. H. D. Fisher. Pow-
r 37:6H-S My 6 '13
lermlnatlon of aajie? In ameltcr flues: and
[oles on determination of dust loases at
k'ashoe reduction works, Anacjonda. K. M.
>unn. 11 Am Inat MIn E Hul (IU:2oSl-92 Ae
r 38:8J4-!i D 9 '13
Hoore byproduct recoveir producer. J. A.
Sealer, plan Power 3g:m-7 Ag 19 '13
Oil 1
76: Sis N
Producer gas tor power purposes: chemical
principles and mechanical factors In Its
manufacture. M. F. Smith. U Scl Am 8 TG:
120-3 F « '13
Quality and uniformity of producer gas. R.
Trautschold. Power 37:634-5 My 8 '13
Heading Iron ro.'s new gas producer. II
Power tS:i34 8 2 '13
Sawmill refuse as fuel In gas producers. C:
K. Snypp. Eng M 44:S(-g O '12
SlagBlng gaa producer. W : H. Blauvelt.
blbllOR Am Inflt MIn E Uul 84:2823-7 D '13
Slfam Kenirntor for pna producers, dlag Iron
Age 32:1327 D 11 "iS
I'p-draft roiary gas producer. II Iron Age
92:349 Ag 11 '13
WarwIll producer. J. A. S«a<er. plan Power
37:S60-1 Je 17 '13
Gai purincatlon. See Gas cleaning
Qa« tractors
Emclency mnnncrment In gas tractor plant
or \Uf llart-l'Hrr co. II dlaga plan Iron
Tp K 52:49-60 Ja 2 13
Machining gas tractor parts by novel meth-
ods. II Iron Tr R 62:623-6 Mr 13 '13
TowlPK tractor Arlon. F. de Cond*. II dlajt
Am Soc M F J I5;886-G My '13
Small recenl Imnrovpinents of gas turbines.
cnndllk
Bng 64:3114-7
Qas wella. See O
from gases. W. W. Strong. ._ __. _
78:156 S 6 '13
EMTect of Incombustible dusts on the eiplo-
slon of gases. H. B. IMxon and C. Camp-
bell. Scl Am S 7e:llS-» Ag 23 '13
Gas-producer chemistry. Q. W. Muenoh. dlag
Onses
II J Fr Inst 176:1-41 Jl ■
..fi-7, 512-3 J
Laboratory apparatus for the exact analysis
of Hue gas. Met & Chem Eng 11:264-8
My 'IS
Modification of the JiiEer method of gas
anulyalB. C. H. Worrell, plan Met & Chem
Eng 11:245-7 My '13
Orxat apparatu:i: new design of gas analysis
apparatus. II Iron Aga 92:1274-5 U 4 '13
Qa soli no
Condensation of gnaollne from nalural gas.
G: A. Uurrell and F. M. Selbert. Scl Am
S 76:362-3 D 6 '13
Fuel economics of the oil engine. J: A. Se-
-. Iron Age 91:974-6 Ap 17 '13
Gasoline and I
Mr !
'13
Scl J
8:276
Gasoline and kerosene situation. J: A. Secor.
Scl Am 108:469 My IT '13
Gasoline situation. J: A. Secor. Bng M 45:
134-7 Je '13
GuHollne alol macbine. II Sol Am 109:300 O
IB '13
High cost of fuel arouses consumers. Au-
tomobile 28:273 Ja 2S '13
Natural-gas gasoline. C: T. Hutchinson. Eng
M 45:696-8 Jl 'IS
Sidewalk gnxollne pump.s draw transient trade.
Automobile 29:650-1 O 9 '13
Testing flow of fuel Ihru noziles. R, M. An-
derson. Automobile 28:1268 Je 19 '13
Waning supply of gasoline. J: A. Secor. Sd
Am S 75:271-2 Ap £6 '13
QasoMna, Substitutes (or
Britain's struggle lo evolve new liquid motor
fuels. Automobile 28:1121-2 My 29 '13
Fuel situation in England. J. S. Crltchley.
- - >mobile 23:840 Ap 17 '13
tnd Its B
I Am 108:276
1100,000 prize for a gasoline BUbatltute. 8.
Fetman. Scl Am 108:166 P 16 'tt
Problem of the world's oil supply. Scl Am
108:325 Ap E '13
Taxi run 62 miles on 20 cents wortA of fuel.
dlag Automobile 28:1167-8 Je 6 '13
Qasollne engines. See Gas and oil engines
Oatun lacks. See Panama canal
Gauges. See Gages
Gayley, James, 18SB-
James Gayley receives the Perkin gold medal.
por Iron Age 91:300-1 Ja 30 '13
Story of the dry-blast process; speech at
presentation of the Perkin medal, por Met
& Chem Eng ll:7t-4 F '13
Gear cutting
Automatic gear cutting machine, II Iron Tr
n 63:381-2 Ag 28 '13
Boston i-ear hobt>lng machine. II dlag Maoh
19:808 Je '13
Cutting elllpllcnl gears on the miller. J. A.
Woleh. 11 Am MAch 38:731-2 My 1 '13
Cutting twelve leelh In a thirteen -tooth
blanh. G, Bar. dlag Mach 19:66 S '12
Data on feeds for gear cutters. Iron Age 92:
260-1 Jl 31 '13
Dimcult gear-cutting proposltloo. II dlac Hach
18:686 My '13 /-' I
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Oaar cutting -
DlmE^naluna ol spiral gear tcuth. A. C. MuX'
Bsirly'autumalic'suar cuttlnB majlilnp. IJ. T.
Hamllic'ti. II Mai-li 20:1S-'i2 H '13
Oeared turbines lor ship propulHlon. Iron Aite
U1:M1 Ap 3 '13
Improvement In gear cultlng. T. W. Hollo-
way. dlaK Madi 19:889 Jl '13
Innpecllon leata for Clnclimaii geiir-cuttlng
machlneB. II Mach 20;39-lUl O '13
Lai'lng out gear templales. B. W. J. Stewart.
Am Mach 38:818 My 16 '13
Old gear cutting machine. I] Mach 19:503 Mr
•13
I'OBlllve method ot spillnB bevel gtur cutler,
F. J. Mould, dlags Mach 30:299 D '13
Oearing
Advantagea of cast-iron gears. E. H. Trick.
Mach iVAS S '13
Automatic screw machine drive. 11 dlogB Iron
Age 91:820-1 Ap 3 '13
Figuring out gears for speed- boxes. J. J.
Densman. M^ich 19:588-9 Ap '13
Geared drive for electric motors. Ind Bng
13:476-7 N '13
Gviirs for machine-tool drives. J: Parker. Am
Sue M !<: J 3^:164e-S3 N '13: Samu coiid.
Iron Age 9Z:lZ5l'-3 N 27 '13
t-treated gears In machine tools. A,
Mach'
Ileat-treated gears In maolilne tools. J, H.
I'arher, plana Iron Age 92:1151-6 N 211 '13:
Same. Mach 2»:2'J4-6 D '13
Heat- treatment of gears at the Boston gear
works, Norfolk Downs, Mbsh. G: L.. Colburn.
11 dlags Mach 19:767-9 Je '13
Hydraulic speed-change gear or variable
Hpecd power transmission, II Eng N G9:
1141-3 My 29 '13
Hydraulic variable speed gear. 11 Scl Am
108:488 My tl '13
Machine cut herring-bone gear. II Set Anv
109:214 6 IS '13
Machine for rolling gears from drop forglngs.
II Iron Tr R 62:862-3 Ap 10 '13
Making patterns for machine- molded gears.
J. Horner, plans Foundry 11:11-6 Ja It
Mechanical gearing for propulsion of ships,
C: A, Parsons. iF dlags Int Marine Bng 18:
233-7 Je '13
Mechanical safeguarding— gears. P. A. Bark-
er. II Am Ind 13:sup 1-4 F '13
New connecting- rod gear for engines and
pumps. II diag Mnch 2n:ai« D 'is
Novel reducing gear, plan Power 37:698 Ap
rii
'13
I of toothed wh<-elM
Gearing, Bevel
Automobile bevel drive gears: forging, ma-
cblnlng. heat-treating, Inspecting and as-
sembling. D. T. Hamilton. II Mach 19:417-
'13
Generating the skew bevel gear, M, Uhlmann.
II Mach 19:543 Mr '13
Patterns for bevel gears. O, F. Berg, plan
Foundry 41:71 P '13
Practical form of tooth for skew bevel geai*.
G: M. Bartlett, Mach ]9:373-4 Ja '13
Gearing, Spiral
, , ijig j^^ jjj spiral gears. G. H.
Formulas tor spiral gear combinations, L. Q.
Xealiaogh. Mach 19:625 Mr '13
Selecting tlie cutter for milling spiral gears;
with data aheet supplement. G: W, BuMey.
Mach 19:435 P '13
SplTHl gear design: with data sheet supple-
ment, J. H. Carver, Mach 19:366 Ja 'IS
Gearing, Worm
Chart for the design of worm gearing. P: A.
Hnlaey. Am Mach 38:136-7 Ja 23 '13
liiv.',HtlgBtion of efBclency of worm searing for
ln-r by W; H. Keneraon. Am Soc M E J
33:676-811 Ap 'IS
Li'nRths of worms and hobs. B, W. Haxier.
Mach M:t93 N '13
NoU's on worm gearing. Ind E:ng 13:3«4-6 Ag
Iron .\ge 92:1402-3 D 25 '13
Worm gearing for automobile transmlaslon:
;;".'-'.%"■,■> °""'""" '•■-- " "'■" "••»
Geari. See Gearing
Gelatine molds
Geiadne molds. Concrete Cem 2:126 Mr "18
Oelert, Johinnei Sophui, 1852-
Danlsh-Amerlcan sculptor, C: H: Dorr. II
Arch Rec 33:332-8 Ap '13
General electric cpmpany
° ■• '-' •— ■ of applied elsctrlclly.
'— " -'■"•" ' Ap 21
Bower of spur gears. F: W. James.
ur teeth, ti, H- Man. 11 dlags
; J ,16:107-161 Ja 'IJ
10,000 horse-power Fettlngcr
hydraulic gear for marine
turbines. A. Oradenwltz. II Scl Am 108:536
ttej-lilp IlKbtinE powi'r, il diag Si-i Am 109:
117-S O 25 -13
TurnlTig and formlne cliialer gears. H: M.
Wood. II Mach 19:507 Mr '13
Waterbury tool co, hydraulic transmission
gear. 11 dliig Iron Age 91:1284-6 My 29 '13
Worm and liellcnl f;eara an applied (o rear
axle drives: abstract of paper by Frank
IturgesB, Mach 19:36 S '12
Cir. nf«n Automobiles — Oearing; Gear cut-
tiUK; Machinery TJcsiKn; Timer trans-
C^ Dantalzen. II Scl Am 'E
1912, Elec Ry 3 41:828-9
2lBt annual .
Mv 3 '13: Elec W 61:918-9 M
Age 91:1127 My 8 '13
Generators, Electric. See Dynamos
Geological time
Length of geological epochs: radium as the
clock or ages. Scl Am S 75:374 Je 14 '13
Join
iJ-n C'lal; Earlliquakes: Glaciers;
(CPology): MeLals: Mineralogy; Ore
<: iincks. IgneoL
C Use ill eat ion
Class 111 cation of Igneous rocks, H. Warth.
Scl Am S 75:330-1 My 24 'IS
Applied Bwlojiy Iti the nutle mines. F, A.
l.iiiforth. Am Inst Min E Bul 83:8611-23
Ontario
Sudbury, Cobalt and Porcupine geology, W.
G, Miller and C. W, Knight, [1 map E^ng A
Min J 95:1129-33 Je 7 'IS
Geology, Economic
Enclneerlng applications of geology, B. C
Eckel, Ens Rec 67:667-8, 7U-2 Je 14, 28 '13
Microacnpy In economic geology. R: Beck.
Eng & Min J 95:1087-9 My 81 'M^ i
hzodcy Google
INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
Otology. Economic -^Conlinacd,
Ore deposits at Butle, Monl. R. H. Sal^s.
dlagB Am Inst Mlii K Ltul S0:1&23'I6Z6
As 13
—■■-■'— ' * ■■■ '• ni:n. M.
F 16 '13
„ _ S & Mln
J 95;941-4 My 10 '13
Hre al«o Abrasives; Aaplialt; Cemenl:
Clay; Cuai; Coal lunds; Copper orea: Can,
Natural; Oypsum; Iron ores; Metals; Mtnea
and mineral resourcea; Ore deposllB; rest;
p.troltum; Phosphates; Soils; Sulphur
German languaas
German language as an indlapenaable element
or engineering progress. F. Koesler. Bng N
69:ee4-5 Ap 3 '13
German illvar
German silver, Mach 19:«4 P '13
Mlcroslruclure of German allver. O. F. Hud-
Son. 11 Metal Ind n a 11:209-10, 253-t My-
Jo '13
Wliat la Oerman silver? A. A. SomervlUe.
Scl Am S TG:H:-3 Ag 30 '13
Germany
Commercial policy
Germany's Industrial policy In contraat to
American tendencies. F. R Junge. Eng M
44:<80-9, 842-51 F-Mr '13
Comparison or French and German strength
In dirigible alrshlpa. 11 Scl Am 109:126 Ag
IS '13
8ea and air command: Germany'a new policy
In Its relation to the British naval suprem-
acy. 11 Scl Am 9 7S:39£-5 Je 21 '13
Industrlaa and reaourcaa
Formation and atrueture of the German pot-
ash beds. H. Boeke, tl Scl Am B TG:<0<-T Je
2S '13
Iron Tr H 62;S3-4 Ja 2 '13
Germany's Industrial policy In contrast to
American tendencies. F. E. Junge. Eng
M 44:680-9. 842-51 P-Mr 'IS
Manutscturet
Amprlcan mpchanlcal enelneers In Germany.
11 Iron Tr R GJ:30-2 Jl 3 '13
From Colofme lo Munich with American en-
Klneers. II Iron Tr K 63:131-1 Jl U '13
'Vron Tr*It^Ml77-8o"jl "^10 -fs " ^ ^ ^ ^ '
Made in Qermany. Ind Bng 13:396-7 S '13
Growth of a great navy. P. A. HIslam. 11
Scl Am 109:241-2 Mr IG 'IS
Waather bureau
Germany's aeronautical weather bureau. Scl
Am 108:262 Mr 33 'IJ
Electro -deposition of gold. A. JeReraon. Me-
Qlnpol
Ginp
>les
Ginpole of 10-ln. pipe, II dlag Kng & Mln J
96:1113-20 1) 11 '13
Chart for determining the seel
floor beams. Bng N 70:174 Jl
Cliarts for designing plate -gird era. Q. D.
nsh, Eng N 69;SB4-S Ap 24 '13
Determination of momenta In continuous
beam& W, A. Slater. Eng Rec 68:70 Jl 19
Shear and rivet illaxram for railway plale-
glrders. Eng N 70:323-4 O 23 '13
Strength of I-beams In flejiure. H. F. Moore,
il dIaBB 111 IT Eng Eip Sta Bui «8:l-40 '13
Strength of outstanding flanges in beams and
columns. K. J. lioark. Eng Rec 68:722-3 D
27 '13
Unusual girder work In a Pittsburgh theater.
11 plans Eng N 70:1330-1 D 18 '11
Set aUo Bridges; Building; Concrete. Re-
inforced; Roofs: steel ' " — "■ — ' —
LtlonaJ boundaries. L.
City car wlndow-giasa test. Elec Ry J 41:
78 Ja 11 '13
Investl^tion _ of dlRualnf glassware. M.
lalng gla
Vf 61:3
Electrical method for glass cutting. P. Bdel-
man. Scl Am 108:11 Ja 4 '13
Glaai manufacture
I. See Aeroplanea
1 safety goggles
Tr R 63:414-6 S 4 '13; Same. Ind Eng
ilnht of workmen. W. Tal-
3:427-9 O '13
necling the e. .
tut. II Iron Age
Commerptal
gold dlnCrlct of Alaska. P. Thomp-
EnK &■ Mln J 96:1040-1 N 23 '13
nt or gold. Eng & Mln
Gold and sliver In Idaho In 1912. B. N. Bell.
Eng & Mln J 95:123-4 Ja II '13
13. Eng A
Mln J 96:604 'S 27*'13"'
Gold and sliver production In 1
. F: Ho-
Eng & Mln J 95:61-2 Ja 1
Gold .production of the world. Eng A Mln J
96:660 O 4 '13
Meaning of rolled plate, gold filled and solid
gold. G: G. Wheeler. Metal Ind n a 11:256-
7 Je IS
Sampling of ei>ld- hull Ion. E: Keller. Am
Inst Mln B Bui 75:626-8 Mr '13
Trans portal ion and deposition of gold. Eng
& Mln J 96:122 F 8 ""
Sft.?'
)ld dredslnp
roi-esa: Glld-
lurgy: Gold
'13
E>;onomlcal depth of T-beama. R. W. 8t«W'
art. Eng N 69:844-6 Ap 34 '13
Economical design of steel girders embed'
-'-■■ ' •-. G: Paaswell. Eng N 69:841
moduli of Science and t
486 My 31 '!j
Gold assaying
Asaay of gold and silver by the
method. E. J. Hall and C. W. Di
Inst Mln E Bui 7S:10G9-6« Je '1
cond. Eng & Mln J 96:1125-6 D V
Ap ■
■11
. In building construction and their
leBsonS. E: Godfrey. Arch & BIdg 46:77-
82 P '13
Girders In the Grand Central lermlnaT, New
Tork ctty. plana Eng Reo 87:78-80 Ja 18 '13
P.elnforcpd-coiiereie glnlera of unusual span.
II dlag Eng Rec 68:503 N 1 '13
Bui 83:2683-93
Buying and selling silver and gold: the scl-
entinc aide of (he assay office at New Tork.
H. J. Slaker. 11 Scl Am 109:144-6 Ag 23 '13
Gold dradglna
Attempt to restrict gold drpdging In Califor-
nia L. H. Eddy. Bng & Mln J 95:628 Mr
22 '13
Evolution of gold dredging machinery. A. H.
Martin. Mach 19:370-1 '- '"
O-I Ja. '» , I
lizodcyLlOOglC
IKDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
Gold dredging - -riiallimrd.
Gold dredging In 191!. R. E. Cranslon. map
Kng & Mm J !i5:113-6 Jn 11 '13
Mlntng Koli] by proxy: Che old-taihloned miner
replaced by machinery. A. L. Dahl. II Sci
Am S 76:321 Uy 24 '13
N'nioina no. 10; an all steel dredge. L.: H.
Eildy, II Ene & Mln J 9G:IOT!)-i«3 My 31 '13
Nettit river placer mining. Colombia. W: F.
Ward. II map Ens & Mln J %:!»7-9 Ag 16
Ollfornia
Stoplng methods at the North Star mine. L.
<). Kellogg. II Eng & Mln J 96:10U-B N
29 '11
Colombia
Gold placers of AnIIoqula. M. H. De HOM.
man Am Inst Mln K Bui 79:1197-1^00 Jl '13
Nechl river placer mining. W; F. Ward. II
map Eng & Mln J 9G:297-9 Ag IG '13
Idaho
Repairing a California gold dredge.
Eddy. Eng A Mln J 96:340 Ag 23 '1
Rltihilng nn overturned gold dredge.
Eddy. 11 Ens & Mln J 96:773-6 O 2a
Gold metallurgy
Evolution ot methods of haJidllng allmu. H.
N. Splcer. 11 Met A Cbem Eng U;I81-3.
239-*l Ap-My '13
Gold recovery by volatilization. Bng & Mln
J 95:115I.a Je T MS
Metallurgy of gold and silver In 191!. Met 8c
Chem Bng 11:4-6 Ja "13
■ -- Rppubllc. Wash. F; A.
.Smith. 11 lang & Mln J 95:603-4 Mr 22 ':
Itule or ccrlaJn metallic minerals in preclp
tuting sliver and gold. C. Palmer and I
J 9S:113T-9 Je 7 '13
SpelBs as a precious metol colfeclor. Bng &
Min J 9E:167-8 Ja IS '11
Volatilization processes in the metallurgy of
gold. H. C Farmelee. Met & Chem Eng 11:
Free milling concentration: canvas table
methods employed In California mills. A.
H. Martin, Bng M 44:426-7 D '1!
Gold-miliiiiB prngreBB In California. A. H.
Martin. 11 Mi-t & Chem Eng 11:6411-1 N '13
Grlndlng-pans va. tube mills at the Home-
stake mine. S. Dak. Met & Chem Bng 11:
105-6 P '13
Stamp milling Id 191!. L: D. Huntoon. ETng
& Min J 96:lD7-g Ja 11 'IS
~sand"" sluice r. 11 Colliery 33:386 P
«c Mln J 96:702-4 Ap B
8ff aUa Gold dredging; Gold milling; Hy-
draulic mining
Alaska
Annual reports, 1912, Trea dwell group. Alas-
ka. Eng A Mln J 96:1278-9 Je & '13
Data nn Al.iska Treadwell. EIng & Min J 96:
S07-8 Ap 19 '13
" — loping the A'iiKkB Juneau mine, plan
96;11b'7-S
Work at t
Montana
Southern Cross mine. Georgetown. Mont. P.
Hlllingsley. map Am Inst Mill E Hul 81:
2289-97 S '13
New Zealand
Walhl gold mining <
year ended Dec 31,
407-8 Ag 30 -13
Peru
Nosi'lnlscato plarers. Eng & Min J 96:7:'8 O
18 '13
South Africa
Governmeni gold mines In South Africa. A.
C. Key. Eng & Mln J ;..n;lS-i: Ja 4 '13
Golden Horn
Bridging the nospliorus and the Golden Horn,
'13
a of I9I2. Bng
Eng A Mln J
u, map Eng &
Goidflah
Curious exotic fishes. J. Boyer. II Scl A
109:92 Ag 2 '13
Goldschmldt companlea
Growth of the Goldschmldt companies:
unique Inleruational development in tl
metal industry, iron Age 91:1B39 Je
Golf bails
Explosive golf balls. II Scl Am S 76:205 S
27 '13
Qolf courias
Night golf putting course. T. J. Lltle. ]r. II
Scl Am l(ft:643 Ja 14 '13
Gondola ear. See Freight cars
Goniometora
Goniometer for microscopes. C. C Kipllnger.
11 Sci Am 108:271 Mr 22 '13
Ooodwiil
Goodwill, patents, trade-marks, copyrights
and franchises. P. J. Estjuerre. J Account
15:21-6 Ja '13
109:163 Ag 30 '13
Goodyear tiro A rubber company
Welfare work raises Goodyear co.'s efficien-
cy. Automohile 28:1318-9 Jc 26 '13
Goal, William Frasman Myrick, 18G9-
Portrait. Eng N 69:19(8 Ja 30 '13
Sketch. Am Soc M K J 3ri::"-3 J;i '13
Sketch, por Mach 19:411 Ja '13
W. P. M. Gobs, president (' "-
G: H. Basford. Eng N 69
Government, Municipal. See Municipal govern-
Governmsnt ownership
AgMatlon for government ownership of rall-
w;uya. Ry Age .nB:688 O 17 '13
Falsi' arjium.-nis on gnvernmenl ownership.
E. 1'. Ripley. Ily & Eng R 63:1032 N 8 '13
Govt'rnment ownership of postal cars. Ry A
Eiig R 63:1152-3 D 13 '13
New York state hydroelectric scheme, maps
p:iec \V 61:31-6 Ja 4 '13
I'aiM-r before National cjvic federatJon_
(1 J 96:748-50 O 18 '13
Australia
Mount Morgan mine. F. Conly. il Bng A Mln
J 96:833 Ap t6 '13
Eiec By J 42:1219-40 T
railroads, s. Low.
Digitized by VjOOQIC
INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
139
rallwi
lufaclure lis c
Should the gnv
armor plate? _ _
ITnclP Sum's fr.'Iglit cars. J. Q. Hill. By Age
EA:4t4 S S '13
Bee aim Government reflation or Indus-
try; Munlclnal ownershtp; RallroadB and
Biftte: also New York conservation commia-
Govarnment printing otnee
Editing In the government printing oOce. F.
A, Kiad. 11 Inland Ptr G0:EE9 Ja 'IS
Qovernment regulation of Induitry
Department on regulation ol interatate and
municipal utilities o( the National clvto
federation. Eleo W «l:186-« Ja »B *J1
Dlecuaslon of puhllc-utlKIy regulation and ac-
counting methods. Elec W 62:S79-82 O * '13
Eng N 70:936-6 N 6 "IS
Gas rate declsloa In New Jersey. Bleo Ry J
41:35-7 Ja i 'IS
Government mediation In railroad labor dis-
putes: S, I,ow. Elec Ity J 4l:2l2-< V 1 '13;
Snme. Rv & Bng R S3:2OS-10 Mr 8 '13
Midyear l)anquet of Am. Blec. Ry, Assn..
1913. Elec Ry J 41:208-3 F 1 'IS
Opportunity or menace — which? J Account
lB:12S-7 F '13
Our national resources and our federal gov-
ernment: discussion of paper of R. W. Ray-
mond, Am Inst Mln E Bul 74:319-29; 77:
971-81 F. My 'IS
Regulation of public utilities. W: J: Hage-
nah. Elec W ei:2?-g Ja 4 '13
ReeulBtion of utilities by commission. H.
Erlckson. Ry Age Sl:7B5-9 Mr 23 '13
Relnlions of envprnmeiit to InduRtriallsm. E.
C. Ki-kel. Eng M 4B;3.'iO-3 .Te '13
Report Of department on regulation of Inter-
state and municipal utilities of National
civic federation. B. M'Mllltn. Blec Ry J 41:
210-2 F 1 "IS
Report of franchise committee of National
municipal league. Elec Ry J 42:1107-8 N
22 '13
13th annual conference. 1913. of National civ-
ic feiierotlon. Elec W 61:231-2 F 1 '13
Wp.nted: legislation to promote business,
Elec W 62:1243 D SO 'IS
Bn al¥i Land grants: Municipal owner-
bIiIp: Natural resources; Puhlic servke fom-
mlsstons: Public service corporations: Rail-
roads and state: Slreet railroads — Public re-
Qovernor* (machinery)
CInrii centrifugal governor. II Power 37:652
My 6 -13
Correcting (rouble of Inertia governor. J. C,
Hawkins, diai- Power 3«:7!7 N 1ft '13
Electro-mechanical watemheel govemor, II
Elec W 61:414-G F » '11
New type of Pel ton -wheel governor, dlags
Ens: Rec eS:lB6 Ag 16 '13
Turbrne pendulum governors of the De Tem-
zig, O. Mnog. Am Soo M E J 35:1048-50 Je
■13
Qrade crossings
City's side of Erade-crosslng elimination. R.
Hoffman. Bng N 69:3E9 F 20 'IS
Kllmlnntlon nf ^rndr, croBslnttB li] Cleveland.
44-7. 1178-81
....l'l09;2's3'o"n ''13°
Grade crossing elimination in cities: sum-
mary, Ry ft Eng R 63:1148-50 D 13 '13
Grade-crossing scandal. 8cl Am 109:«2 Jl 28
'IS
Grade separation laws and requirements: ah-
strart of 27 stale laws with tabular resume
of city requirements. Ry Age BE:1118-21 D
Railway grade crossing wllh steel foundation.
II plan Eng N 69:448-9 Mr 6 "13
«rp of"0 Railroads— Const ruction; RaH-
ruads — Signals; Railroads— Track
Grading (civil angineerlng)
Eiampie of street grade Improvement:
Pittsburgh Hump cut. II Bng N 69:491 Mr
Grade reducllon on street railways. C. H,
Reeves, II Eng N 69:72-6 Ja B '13
Project tor regrading Rlncon Hill. San Fran-
Cisco. Cal. II Eng N 69:400 F 27 'IS
Sre of*) Railroads— Grades
Graduating machines. See Indexing machines
Graffito. See Frescoes
Grafton, Richard, d. iWil
Printers of note. \V. C, -Bleloch. Inland Ptr
S2:376-6 D '12
Grain cars
Grain oar inspection, R. W. Sohulze, Am Eng
87:33-4 Ja '13
Hopper hotlom grain car. Grand Trunk Ry.
II Ry & Eng R 63:317 Ap 6 "13
Resolutions on grain cars and grain car sBr-
VIOP. tl Ry & Eng R 53:1166-7 D 20 "13
Grain elevators
Concrete grain elevator construction, R, P.
Durham. Concrete Cem 2:41-3 Ja '13
Failure of the foundation of the new Cana-
dl«n-Piirffi<- elevator at Transconn. 11 Ry
Age 55:986-7 N 21 '13
Pallu'-e of (he Transcona grain elevator. II
Eng N 70:941-5 N 6 "13
elevating and grain
Floating pneumatic elevating and grain dls-
charglnif plant. F: C. Coleman, 11 Scl Am
109:48 Jl 19 '13
Transcona. II Concrete Cem 3:259-60 D 'IS
Threatened collapse of leaning grain elevatoi
at WlnnlppB. 11 Eng Ret- 68:8up 45-6 N
1 'IS
Grain handling
Floating pneumatic elevating and grain dis-
charging plant. P: C. Coleman. 11 Set Am
109:48 Jl 19 '13
Gramophone. See Phonograph
Grand Rapids, Michigan
Watsr supply
Conslrucdon of the Grand Rapids nitration
plant, r,. D. Cutcheon. 11 Munlc Eng 44:
492-8 Je '13
Wkter softening and decoloration. W. A
Sperry. Munlc Eng 45:343-6 O '13
Grand Trunk offers Neiv England line to
state. Ry ft Eng R 63:341 Ap 13 '13
Proposed extension nf Grand Trunk railway
system In New England, maps "Bag N 69:
(jiraridsland for the Brooklyn basetHlII club.
plans Bng Rec 67:271-6 Mr 8 '13
Graphic methods
I 19:723-4 My '13
. Blec 1
shoes. J: 8. Uyera.
62:51
:-9 s 2
Graph Id ■
N. a E
Graphic solutlonof c
■22ft"3o"ja 23 '
Graphical method of determining r.
Inertia. R. KrauB. M»ch 19:697-8 My 'IS
Graphics applied to fault problems. E. 1
Rice. Eng ft Mln J 95:609-12 Mr 22 '13
Graphic statics
Craphical
drf alin Bridges: Girders: Mechanl
drawing: Roofs; Steel construction; Stral
and stresses
DioilizedDjGOOl^lC
INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
Graphite In boilers. J. A. Handy. Power S
J78 F IB '13
Graphite Industry. M. McNauKhtOn. Ens &
Mln J 95:320 F S '13
Graphite 1b Buccesaful. D. 1. Ciirtin. Power 38:
375 S 9 '13
Graphite lubrifatlon. 11 Colliery 34:193.1 O '13
Lubrication with oils and with colloidal graph-
": F. Mabery. charts Scl Am S 76;
dlas Power 33:B89-90 N 11 '13
Some elTects of temperature upon the re-
Blatanre of sraphlte and carbon. B. P.
Northrup. Met & Chem EnK 11:Z7S My '13
Undeslred quick action of brakes lessened by
Aee 51:1033 My 9 '
Graphite, Artinclal
Uses for artificial graphite. P. H. Davles.
plan Eng M 14:41G-e D '13
Oraphology
Cnaracier In handwriting: the influence o(
temporary moods. W: L.. French, it Scl Am
B 78:199 S 27 '13
Handwriting and human efflclency. W: L.
French. 11 Scl Am 109:241-2 5 27 '13
Oraphophone. See Phonograph
Q rash of medal presented to George Westing-
house. Scl Am 109:416 D 6 '13
Wemlnchnuse receives Grashof medal. Klec
W 62:1145-6 D 6 '13
Compact Peekskll) sand and gravel washlnE
plant. II plan Eqb N 69:614-6 Mr 13 -IS
Bronnmlcal snnd and sravel plant. II plan
Enr N 69:1068-7 My 2! '13
Improvements In sand and gravel washing,
R. W. Dull. 11 Concrele Cem 2:129-31 Mr
■13: Same. Ry & Rnn B 53:202-3 Mr 8 '13
River gravel on Panama canal construction.
Ry & Eng B 63:776-7 Ag 18 '13
Oreate. See Lubrication and lubricants: Oils
and fats
Qreaie traps
Grease traps— their Interior construction. F.
W. Tower, dlags Dom Eng 66:13-4 O 11 '13
Oreat Britain
Navy
Sea and air command; Germany's new policy
In lis relation to the British naval su-
premacy. II Scl Am S 75;39Z-E Je SI '13
ar«Bt Falls, Montana. See Anaconda copper
Great lake*
Lake commerce ihrough Sault Sle. Marie oa-
MiilB durlTiK 1912. Ens Rec 67:847 Je 7 '13
New route for downbound vessels to facilitate
Great lakes shipping. II Iron Tr R 52:30-4
Ja 2 '13
Traneportallon on the Great lakes. H. CouJby.
Iron Age 91:1404-5 Je E '13
Great Lakes naval training Btatlon
Filtration plant at Great Lakea, HI. plans
Eng Rec 67:206-6 F 23 '13
Great msn
Heredity and genlua. C: Kassel, Scl Am S
76:155 S 6 '13
Montana. E: P. Burch. Elec t^ J 41:117-
8 Ja IS '13
Great Salt Lake, Utah
Variation In level Of Great Salt Lake, Utah.
Eng Rec 67:729 Je 28 '13
Green heart
Greenheart timber. Scl Am 108:338 Ap 12
Green houB**
AppllCBllon of electric drive In greenhouBea.
II Elec W 6Z:B11-3 O 25 '13
Successful rules tor beating green housea.
Heat & Ven 10:18-20 Ap '13
Greenland
Qreenland'B Eden. R. O. Skerrett. 11 Scl Am
S 75:52-3 Ja 26 '13
Qreenwood cemetery. See Brooklyn, N. T. —
Gieenwood cemetery
Grenades
Fighting with dynamite and electricity. A.
Gradenwltz, ii dlags Scl Am 109:188 D 27
'13
Grinding (ores, etc.). See Crushing machinery
Grinding and poll thing
• — i,_. gnd modern methods of bufnng. B.
W. Rowabar. Foundry 41:210-1
Iron Tr R 62:204-6 Ja 16 '13; Discussion.
Am Soc M E J 35:629-31 Ap '13
Emory-wheel truing device. D. A. Hampson.
II Mach 19:67 S '13
Exhaust syBlema for grinding, polishing and
bufHng wheels; sped ficat Ions prescr" '
cylinders. Ind Bng 13:
e of polishing telts. Met-
n grinding one line of toots. _. ...
Blair. 11 Metal Ind n a 11:390 S '13
Inspecting before grinding. R J, Spenoe. Am
Mach 38:159-60 Ja 23 'IS
Metal polishing— -ancient and modem. S. W.
Foundry 41:167-8 Ap 'IS
portable rail grinder. 11 Elec Ry J
igarding felt polishing
laetal In^ - - "-" "
427 S 13
wheels. F. Dolge.
■11
I 11:86 F
_..ita1ned polishing apparatus and dust
collector marketed bv Lelman Brothers. II
Ind Eng 13:508 D '13
Time-saving methods of producing cylindri-
cal work at Norton grinding co., Worces-
ter, Mnes. ii Ind Eng 13:1411-51 Ap '13
Use of rough diamonds for metal grinding
purposes, w'. H. Parry. Metal Ind n ■ 11;
143-4 Ag '13
8rt alto Dust; Emery wheels: Hacbtne
shop practice
Ball hearing grinding machine. 11 Iron Age
92:176-7 Jl 24 '13
Bnlh universal grinding machine. 11 MAch 19:
194-B Ja MS
Bell-driven grinding and polishing machines.
11 Iron Age 91:535 F 27 'IS
npsly G3-inoh verllcal-splndle disk grinder. 11
Mach 19:67 S '12
Brown & Sharpe niain grinding machines. 11
dlags Haoh 19:650-1 Ap '13
Cincinnati 12-Inch grinding machine. II Mach
19:391-2 Ja '13
" "' ■ " I grinding machine. 11 Iron Age 91:
Mach 20;
three wheels. 11
'22 Ja 2 .„
Diamond face grinding machii
164-6 O "13
Disk grinding mnchlne witl
Iron Age 91:763 Mr 27 '13
Double-spindle rtjig wheel grinding machine.
767 Mr 27 '11
N 70:1181 n 11 '13
Gardner products notable for
ball bearings. II Iron f
Grinding machine for dl
Age 92:982-3 O 30 '11
DigilizQi
cy Google
INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
Ing machlnei. _.„_ _ _, __
Beavy-duly face-grtndlnB machine, II Iron
Age 92:6*1-2 8 26 '13
Horizontal surface grinding machine. II Iron
AKe B3T666-T B ii '13
Lan<1lB roll grinding machine. 11 Iron Tr R
"'3:377-8 Ag 2S -13; Iron Age 92:414-5 Ag 28
■13; Mach 2
58-9 e
'13: Ens M 1fi:s
Motor-driven grlndlnR maclilne for handltnB
shafts and olher work up to ZO feet. 11 Iron
Age 92:HS2-3 D 25 'IS
Motor -driven lever-feed disk grinding ma-
chine. II Iron Age 91i6E3 Mr 13 '13
New surface grlndlnK machine. II Ind Eng
13:«8-40 O '18
Norton plain grinding machine. II Iron Age
92:1131 D £G '13
Norton roll grinding machine. II Iron Age
92:228-31 Jl 31 '13: Iron Tr R 53:213-6 J) 31
■13: MHCh l»:r81-8 Ag '13
Norton surface grinding machlnea. II Iron
Aee 92:4« Ag 38 '13
Flaner-type aurface grinding machine. II Ind
Eng 13:441-2 O 'IS
Pratt & Whllney 2 2- Inch vertical surface
grinder. II Iran Age 92:448-0 Ag SS 'IS;
Mach 20:63-5 S 'IS
RIvelt no. « Internal grinder. 11 Maoh 19:
651-2 Mr '13
Safety as applied to grinding machinery. F*.
A. Barker. II Am Ind 13:aup 1-4 Je: sup
1-4 JI; 14:bup 1-4 As 'IS
16,T72-tn, universal grinder. II Am Hacta 38;
878 My 22 '13
Two new pin In grinding machines. II dlag
Iron Age 91:940-1 Ap 17 '13
Stt alto Grinding wheels
arauting
Details of a simple equipment for grouting.
II plan Concrete Cem 2;84-B P 'IS
Grouleil foundation at Ihe Lahontan dam. H.
A. RundB. Eng N 69:1190 Je 5 '13
Grouting gravel In river heds. Eng N 69:969-
70 My 8 '13
Grouting process for preventing slides on the
Panama canal. G: S. Rice, dlag Eng N 69:
1181 Je S -13
Grouilng Ihe arches of an old stone viaduct.
Bng N 69:1184 Je 5 '13
Mfthods used on L.ahontan dam of the
Truckee- Carson project. D. W. Cole, II map
Eng Rec 67:340-2 Mr 29 'J3; Same. Eng
N 69:647-61 Ap 3 '13
Rock grouting and caisson sinking
Bar dam. 11 plans Eng N 70:949-56 N 13 'IS
Tests of grouting rravel In river beds. H. H.
Cartwrlght. II dlags Eng N 69:979-84 My I
EteclrlDed chickens — electricity aa a growth
stimulator, II 8cl Am 109:287 O 11 '13
Guard rails
Guard rail design. F. W, Rlzer, diags Hy
Age 64:1096-7 My 16 ')8
Jar-rammed guard rail molds. II PVnmdry 41:
238-9
'IS
I Ouggenhelnu. Eng A MIn 3 96:368 Ag
( Forest Serv Bul 127:1-64
Grlndlng-
Stake mine. o. uhk- mei s Liiem r,ng lh
105-B F '13
New grinding pan. II Eng & Mln J 96:792
O 26 'IS
RfiiiuirementB of small cyanide mills. A. Del
Mar. II Eng A Mln J 96:769-71 O SB '13
Kce alto Cruslilng machinery
ExhauBl systems tor grinding wheels, Ry Age
(Mech ed) B7:3CS-« Je '13
Grinding wheels and their use, W, R. Hede-
man. diags Ry Age (Mech ed) 87:663-1
D '13
Mounting grinding wheels. Ind Eng 1S:600
Saving money In the grinding room. C. P.
DIeli. Ind Eng 13:473-6 N 'IS
Teals of grinding wheel protection dovlcea. R.
G. Willlsms. IT Iron Age 92:1278-80 D 4 '13:
Same. Sol Am S T6:392-S D 20 '13: Same,
il Iron Tr R 63:1045-9 D 11 "13
Btc alf Emery wheels
Orolned-arch. See Vaulting
Groins
Foreshore protection by re Info reed -concrete
groins, plans Eng N 09:668-70 Ap S '13
Reinforced -concrete sea defenses In England.
Eng Rec 6B:M0-1 Ag JO "13
8ie alto Sea walls
Groeiman manufacturing co., Brooklyn, N. V.
Grossman plant, plan II Automobile 29:1201
D 25 '13
around detectors. See Electric Instruments
Ground watsrs. See Water. Underground
Qroundlno. See Electric dlstrlbutloii
Annealing admiralty gun metal Foundry
' 41:168-9 Ap '13
Gunboats
Motor gunboats tor Colombia. II Int Marine
Eng 18:469 N IS
Gunnery
One-man broadside control. 8cl Am 10S:lTi
F 22 '13
See alto Artillery; Guns; Projecllles
Gunpowder, Smokeleas. See SmokeleM powder
Bursting of 13.S-lnch and 14-Inch guns, BL
Bravetta. Scl Am 1DS:1T4 P 33 'IS
Military automohile gun. 11 Scl Am 108:247
Mr 16 '13
Premature explosion of shells in three-Inch
neld guna. II Scl Am 108:358 Ap 19 '13
Sff alto Artillery
Guns. Naval. See Naval guns
Gurney electric elevator company, Honesdat*,
Complete elevator manufacturing plant. II
plan Iron Age 92:67-70 Jl 10 '13
Gutenberg. Johannei, 14007-14687
Evolution, invention and progress Of print-
ing. W. E. Stevens, por Inland Ptr 61:77-
9 Ap '13
Ventilation of Kymnasiums: detailed results at
Springfield (Mass.) ventilation plant. J. H.
McCurdy. plan Heat A Ven 10:26-33 N '13
Oklahoma gypsum deposits and Industry, ti.
C. Snider. II map Etig A Mln J 95:931-3
My 10 '13
Engineering appllcnlions of the gyroscope. E.
A. Sperry. II J Fr Inst 176:463-74 My 'IS
Gyroscope „
Engineering applications of the ovoscope. E
A Sperry. 11 J Fr Inst 175:447-83 My '18
Gyroscope in aviation. E. A. Sperry. It Eng M
46:674-7 JI '13
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INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
Gyroscope — Conlinseil.
QyrOBCopk mechftnlBm foi
pitch of vesaela at aaa.
Ag £3 'la
Qyroscoplc BtablUaer (or shlpa.
__. Am S 76:203-5 Mr 29 "13
MakEne the aeroplane aafa by tlie gyroacoplc
stabfllier. R G. Skerretc. II Scl Am 103:611-
2 Je T '13
Widening Held ot the gyroscope, Mach 19:
683 My -13
Haarlem lake, Netherlandi
Drainage of the Haarlem laUt, In Holland.
map Eng Rec 6T:5E9-61 My IT '13
Hall desulphu riling procaia. Bee Ore treatment
\ minerals: martdngs due to radium In
_..,.. aignlflcance. J. Joly, 11 Scl
Hardening
Ellmlnallng chance In hardening IooIsl dlagt
Ry & Eng R 53:765-6 Ag 9 '13
HardenlOK small Novo sleel milling cutlers.
Mach llcilOl Mr '13
Hanienlnc the hpada of forge tools. J. Cran.
11 dlags Mach 20:304 D '13
-denlng of steel. See Steel. Hardening ot
s ami their
Am S T5: 132-G Mr 1
, Syria
■1!
Ancient city and Its remarkable
ibursi Qermany
■IS
11 Iron Age
mer; Steam
map Enj
nap Eng T
Inforcecf-K
Z "13
Rein for
W. T. .._ _. ..
Toronto, Ont.^ — harbor
maps Eng N 69:lllB-g My Z9 '13
Bee alto Buoys; Docks; Ports; Wharvea
e wharf with grouted foun-
improvement at Hollo, P. I.
Eng N 70:1003-10 N 30 '13
dlags
Harding _
Am mat Min E Bui 79:13ai-S Jl '13: Same
pond. Eng & Mln J 96:493-4 S 13 '13: Dis-
cussion. Am Inst Mln E BUI 83:2708-8 N '13
Ore crushtnK. H. W. Hnrdlnge, dlaga Rng
M 45:598-601 Jl '13
Pebble lining for Hardlnge i
D; Cole.
_._ cago; safe
. J. N._ Jensen. 11 plan Eng N 69;
Port ot Hamburg. I. P. Bubendey. 11 £ng N
70:189-91 Jl 31 'IS
Rapid Iran I It
Hamburg elevated and underground railway.
II Scl Am S 75.20 Ja 11 '13
Hamburg subway and elevated railway. 11
map Blec Ry J 41:416-9; 42:177-80 Mr 8.
Ag 2 'IS
Power equipment of the Hamburg rapid tran-
sit system. 11 plan Else Ry J 42:6-9 Jl 6 '13
Shops and carhouses of the Hamburg rapid
transit system. 11 plan Elec Ry J 41:168-
74 Mr 15 '13
Hamilton. Ohio
~ • lection plana for Ohio cities. J: W.
460-3 Mr 6 '13
Hardware
Early America . . .
lection of Dutch -colonial examples, li: w.
Nash. II Arch Rec 34:329-33 O '13
f!re alto Bolts and nuta; E^les and raspa;
lAivks anil key.s; Tools: also American iron.
steel and heavy hardware association
Hardware manufacturer!' auoclatlan. See
American hardware manufacturers' asaocla-
Improved type of power hammer
91:893 Ap 10 '13
Set alM Phillips spring han
landllng, Mechanical. See Mechanical hand-
ling
fandling o( coal. See Coal handling
handwriting. See Graphology
New hangars for military uses. 11 Scl Am
108:69-70 Ja 18 '13
t of tronaoortatlon:
Bide of New York bay. Eng Rec 68:526-6
N a 'IS
Dredging problems In Wilmington harbor,
Delaware. R. R. Raymond, map Eng N 69:
M8-41 My S '13
Electrical equipment and concrete construc-
tion at Auckland harbor. W, Wilson. II
mnp Eng M 46:217-36 N 'IS
Harbor construction at Kobe and Tokohama.
Japan. W. T. Howe. II i>lan Eng N 70:666-7
B IS 'IS
Harbor development at San Pedro, Cal. O, C.
Mufioz. il plan Eng Rec 67:,149-50 My 17 'IS
Harbor development In Seaftie. W. Ij. Kids-
ton, map plans Hng Rec 68:221-3 Ag 23 '13
Hydrographlc surveying; Oakland harbor de-
velopmenl. California. F, W, Johnson. 11
T N 70:362-4 Ag 21 '13
~ " boat ways, Rockhaven
i. R. Morrow. II Eng N
riman memorial gold medal. By Age 55:
70S O 17 '13
Harris, William Laurel, 1670-
Study In church decoration: the Paullsl fath-
ers church In New York city. C: H. Dorr,
i! Arch Rec 33:187-203 Mr '13
Harvard university
Co-operation In educational effort. Scl Am
103:153 F IG '13
Harvesting machinery
Ket alf Mowing machines
Trackless- 1 roll ey motor for aasistlifg haulage
on a Bleep- grade street at Alt on a, Ger-
many. J. P. Sohroeter, 11 Eng N 70:253 Ag
T '13
Traction hauling costs. E. O. Stanley, II
Munic Eng 15:570 D -13
Sre dim Conveying macl'lnery: raoctrlo
haulage; Freight handling: Mine haulage;
Motor trucks; Transportation
O. Kellogg, dlag Eng & Mln J 96:924-5 N
16 -13
;imple Joplln headframes. 11 Eng & Min J 95:
II '13
Ian Mine shafts
-heading. C. I.. I.ucas and E. W. Duston.
II diasa Mnch 19:667-71, 814-3 Mv. Jl '13
Machine forging. D. T. Hamlllon, 11 Mach 19:
707-10 My '13
Headlights
B.ik1c prlnclpleK of head-lamp illumlnntion.
: R,
:741-2 (
'13
K'r iilun Reflectors
eadllaht*. Locomotive. See 1
lights
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Health boards
Lessons from a never-used sewage- treatment
plant, Scotia, N. Y. Ebb N 70:413-4 Ag 28
Rules KovemlnK tlie Bubmlsalon of sewerage
and water-supply plans to tlie New Jersey
state board or health. Ens N 70:648-50 S
Thermal proiiertles of {■onr
ton. Am Soc M E J 35:li
ThermodynamlcB. iIIbks Am
IST-SZ Ja '13
Tesli
Heat balanoe. I'ower 38:E50-1 O 14 '13
Heat balance In steam boilers. I. S. Marks.
Power 37:4S-T Ja 14 '13
Heat balance of a producer. J. C. Smallwood.
Power 37:897-3 Je 24 '13
Heat balance of the open hearth. B. Cornell.
Met & Chem Eng 11:3B7-SS My 'J3
Heat, combust ton and the generation of
steam. C. A. McAllister. Int Marine Eng
18:18-20 Ja 'IS
Heat Itet Id Hue gases. (Enfclneers' study
~ wer 38:143-4 Jl 22 '13
__' combustion; meaaurement of
(Engineers' study course) II Power
37:617 Ap 29 '13
Brr o'lT') Calorimeters and caloHmeCry:
Cold: Comhuslfon: Entropy: Fire: Heating:
I.lquefaetliin of gases: Pyrometers and py-
rometry; Radiation: Steam: Temperature;
Thermodynamics; Thermometers; Waste
Heat accumulatars
Heat accumulators and their use in exhaust-
steam turbine plants. Ind Eng 13:319-21 Jl
Heat conductivity
Electrical method for comparing thermal con-
ductivities. W: Eves. Met & Chem Eng II;
503-4 S '13
Flow of heat through furnace walla. Met &
Chem Eng 11;B74-B O '13
Healing of oablcH carrying current, S, Dush-
man. Am Inst K E Pro 32:164-KS F '13
Internal heating of atator colls. R. B. Wil-
liamson. Am Inst B E Pro 32:438-48 F '13
Some aspects of heat Dow. Met & Chem Eng
11:,iT2-4 O '13
Theory of penetration of heat in solid ma-
terials. L.. R. Ingerswll. Eng N' 70:864-9 O
M E J 36:1625-53 O '13
Thermal testing plant at the Pennsylvania
state college. J. A. Moyer. Eng N 70:696
O 9 '13; Power 38:684-5 N 11 ^13
Srr, aluo Boilers; Evaporation; Heat con-
ductivity: Steam engineering
Heat treatment of steel. See Steel. Heat treat-
Heaters, Feed water. Sea Feed water heaters
Heating
Auiomalic lemperature regulation. J. Gra-
ham, dlugs Dom Eng 64:270-2 S 6 '13
Combination steam and hot -water heating
I'. Connor, dlag Power 38:857-3
, C: L. Nor-
!l Jp -13
c M E J 35:
K Steam en-
. Sf-e Heat conductivity
iurement. See Calorimelerg and cal-
ly: T'yronielerB and pyrometry; Tem-
rP — Measurement; Thermo-couples;
Heal transmlsilon
Beaver Falls heat transmlselon testing sta-
tion. II dia«B Heat & Ven 10:45-9 Ag '13
Convection and radiation of heat. Met £
Chem Eng 11:273-9 My '13
Heat trnnsmlsslon and entra.inment In vac-
uum evaporators, dlag Met & Chem Eng II;
333-8 Je -13
Heat transmission with pipe colls and cast-
iron heaters under fan blast conditions.
L. C. Soule. plan Power 38:435-7 S 23 '13
Ijiboratory InvcstlFtation of temperature rise
as a function of atmospheric conditions. C.
R. manrhairt and C. T. Anderson. Am Inst
R E Pro 32:464-76 F '13
I>aws of heat trans
Tests upon the
um evaporators. Met & Chem E
N '13
U 16 '13
Elements of heating. E. N. Irwin, Power
38:509-10 O 7 '13
Embedded radiation for heating buildings.
Eng N 69:173 Mr 6 '13
Fan blast system of factory heating. Heat &
Ven 10:37-9 My 'IS
Fan heating systems for foundries. W. H.
Carrier, ^ana Heat ft Ven 10:26-31 Ja '11
Friction and InerlJa of the heating art. J,
G, Dudley. Power 38:924-5 1> 30 '13
Heat and ventilation: suggestions for com-
bining heating with air condlttonlDg Bva-
lems. 3. (J. Koon. Eng M 44:786-8 F '13
Healing and ventilating HonwJt- Teller bldg..
N, y. city, plans Dom Eng 62:368-72 Mr
-- 13
Heatinn and ventilating the
ervliel, N, Y. plan Dom Eng 62:274-6 Mr
Hot blast heating for an Ice skating rink;
Winnipeg horse show amphitheatre, plans
Heat & Ven 10:11-7 Ap '13
Hot blast system of heating the D. A H.
railroad shops. Watervllet, N, Y. plan Heat
R. Sankey. plan Heal A Ven
in:!1-7 My '13: Same oond. Eng M 4E:J78-
80 My '13
Indirect heating systems with respect to
maximum economy and operation. F. L.
Biisey and W. H. Carrier. Heat & Ven
10:30-7 Mr '13; Same. Power 37:380-2 Mr
18 '13
Mixed heating system. E: T. Blnns. plan
Power 37:465-6 Ap 1 '13
Modern mechanical equipment for a public
institution. II plan Hea.t & Ven 10:36-43 O
■13
339-41. 64:37-9. 99-101. J22-4, 273-5; 66:2-4,
.141-3. 365-7 Ap 6. 19. My 17, Je 21, Jl 12,
26. Ag 2. S 6. O 4. D 13-20 '13
New terminal post ofnce In New York, L. B.
Marks and J. E. Woodwell. II Elec W 51:
191-2 Ja 25 '13
lOlh annual meeting of the American society
of heating and ventilating engineers. New
York, Jan., 1913. Dom Eng 6!:133-9 F
1 '11
19th annual meeting of American society
of heating and ventilating engineers. New
York. 1913. Power 37:170-1 F 4 '13
191h semi-annual meeting of the American
soc. of heating and ventilating engineers,
Buffalo, July, 1913. Power 38-180-1 Jl 29
'13
Operating economies In heating large factory
buildings. E: L. Wilder. Heat & Ven 10:17-
20 Jl '13; Same cond. Power 38: 302-3 Ag 26
.. Heat A Ven i
Question of heat and ventilation, C: L. Hub-
hard. II Arch Reo 33:444-56; 34:248-56 My,
S '13
Room temperature and radiating surface. J;
. Power 87:379 Mr 1
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Heating —Continued.
SiiccesBtu] rules lor heatlitK greeDhouaeS.
Heat & Ven 10:18-20 Ap '13
■ - ■ lieatlnK apparatus.
L-loyd.
Power 3g:3GS-» S 9 '13
Unusual factory heallne inslnllat
lie LAval spparatur co. E. M.
_plan Dom Eng 62:62-1 Ja 18 'u
Warm air HeatlnK and ventllatlDs. K. Meier.
dlBRS Heat & Ven lD:ZS-32 8 'IS
Hee al-o BoUers; Car heating; Chimncya;
Electrit healing^ Fuel: Fumaoea; Gas
heatlns: Heating from central slalLons;
Heating pipes: Hot water heating; Kadla-
tlun;
Aine: Ventilatli
f«r-plDii[ apparatus.
», J. u>j»iiiiiK. luwcr 3B:721-2 N 18 '13
Expense of operating heatlns and ventilating
plants. Power 38:437-8 S 23 'IS
Operating cost lieatlnj): and ventilating plants.
H. M. Hart. Dom Eng 65:133-6 N I IS
Tablsi, calculation!, etc.
Calculator for residence heating. 11 Power
ST;3TK-gD Ur IS '13
Coal required for heating. Power 37:363-1 Je
IT '13
Comparison of thirteen radiation formulas.
A. C. Rogers. Heat & Ven 10:i5-T Ag '13
Qraphlcal solution of heating problems. Pow-
er S7:20 Ja 1 '13
Heatlns a New England house with steam.
B. R. Pierce, plans Dom Eng 86:228-30.
26t-e N 22-29 '13
Heating a BChool, K. L. Busey. Power 37:
SO Ja 21 '13
Hot-water direct-hen ting charts. P. B. Gil-
bert. Jr. Power 37:712-4 My 20 '13
How to figure boiler horse power. Heat &
Ven 10:39-40 Jl '13
Methods of estimating radiation and types
n! radiating surfEU^es, A. G, King. 11 Dom
Eng 63:fil-4 Ap 19 '13
Ofllce practice In estlmatlns heating and ven-
tilation for factories. B. W. Smallman. Heat
A Ven 10:33 Ja '13
Pressure losses In piping system. Power 37:
1^6-8 Ap 1 '13
Radiation formula for house heating. C: F:
Smith. Heat & Ven 10:21-2 Mr '13
Steam and electric load curves In large build-
ings. Power "'-" " " ■ '■"
Temperature
Tempera lu
factor. C
IS
1 62:11
, Heat & Ven 1
-9 Ja 11 ■:
" the
:33-7
Distrli
. Pow
■ S7;6i
'13
In
heating with high-p
F. W. " ■■
Power SJ:7B3-6 Je 6
Economics of central station heatlns.
(Iirrord. Am Boc M E J 36:1421-5 !
Hame. Ind Eng 13:450-1 O '11
6th annual convention of National dl
heaJinR__ftSHn.. Indianapolis. May, l"""
1:1299-1301 Je
'13; Power 37:841-3 Ja
10 '13
Gth annual convention of the National dis-
trict heating assn., Indianapolis, May, 1913.
Heat A Ven 10:29-36 Je '13
Is district heating protltable to the central
". J. Davidson. Heat A Ven 10;
N.TtI
9 Jl '13
•nal disti
iatlot
Ohio public service commission promulgates
new rales, rules and regulations for central
station hot water heating. Heat & Ven 10:
33-4 My IS
Present tendencies In the generation and dis-
tribution of heat from a central station, B.
T, Qifford. Heat A Ven 10:17-20 My 'IS
Rates
Double fallacy oC flat rates for steam heat-
ing. Elec \V 62:693 S 20 '13
Meter rale versus Hat rate for steam- healing
service. H. R. Wetherell. Heat & Ven 10:
33-6 D '13
Heating pipes
L,09s of pressure due to elbows in pipe, dlags
4 Ag 26 ■--
466-8 Ap J '„
special Venturl style elbows. F. L. Busey.
dlagH Power 38:369-70 8 9 '13
Bee alto Hot water heating; Steam pipes
Heights. See Altitudes
Helen
t Hei
Birth of the atom: has matter been syn-
theslaed. Scl Am S 76:164-5 Mr 8 '13
Has matter been syntheslaed7 J: W. N. Sul-
Uarvesting tan bark. S: J. Record, il Set Am
8 76:408 Je 28 'IS
Heredity
"rdiVr^u"""^ ''' ""■■•'■ ^"' "■" =
Hatch Hetchy valley
Army engineers and Secretary Ftsher on
Hetch Hetchy and the San Francisco wa-
ter-supply. Eng N «9:530-2 Mr 13 '13
Erroneous statements regarding the Hetch
Hetcliy project. Eng Rec 68:282-3 S U 'IS
Heterochromatlc photomelry. H. E. Ives. Ble«
W 61:734 Ap 5 '13
Hieroglyphics
Composition of hieroglyphic types. N. J,
Werner. 11 Inland Ptr 60:671-8: Ja "«
mputlng hot water radiation.
Heat A Von 10:39-40 D '13
Heating, Electric, See Electric heating
Heating, Hot vrater. See Hot water heating
Heating, Steam. See Steam heating
Heating and ventilating engineer*, American
society of. See American society of heat-
ing and ventilating engineers
Healing from central stations
Cenlral atdtlon vapor healing at Cleveland. 11
dlaga Hum Ene 63:336-8 Je 21 '13
District heating by steam and hot water. L..
iompieting a belated skyscraper. Eng Rec
building, S. F.
68:192 Ag IS '13
Design or the W ^ „. _. ..
Holtiman. 11 plans Bng Rec 68:22-4 Jl 6 '13
■ yllght into a skyscraper. II Arch
Sth
otHce buildings. D. K. Hojd- Eng Rec 68:
BS9 N 22 '13
Method ol checking economical height of
offlre buildings, (T T. Culey. Eng Rec 68:
68:111 Jl 26 '13
Office bulldine of the Conwlldated bob co..
.Vcw York. 11 plans Eng N 70:1276-83 D
35 '13
Proposed restrictions for helghtn of buildings
Jn New York. Eng Rec 68:689-60 D 13 '13
Skyscraper of the future. D: H. Bay. 11 Scl
Am S 76:148-50 Mr 8 'IS
Tallest office building In the world: erec-
tion of the Woolworth building. New York.
11 Scl Am 108:221-6 Mr 8 '13
Towers of Manhattan and notes on the
Woolworth building. H. Schuyler. 11 Arch
Rec 33:98-122 V 'IS
Hlgh-preMure fire service. See Fire service
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Hlgh.achool graduaU* ^ „ ,
KlBh-Hchaor graduate an^ the 8hop. R. J.
Spence. Am Mach 3S;7B5-6 My B -13
Agriculture In the high Bchoola. Scl Am
lOSMi Je 21 'IB , ,^
Sfchool that trains hoya tor shop work: the
William L. DlckliiBon high acliool, Jersey
City, N. J. E: K. Hammond, 11 Mach 19:
149-B3 Je '13
High apaed ateel. Bee Tool ateel
Highway engineers aaioelatloo ot MlMourl
Sixth annual meeting, St. LouW, 1»13. Eng
N 63:630-1 Mr 20 '13
"!S?ldSM "^ culverts tor country roadB In
fl^conaln. A. R. Hlrat. BngN 70:729-30
Rulea governing the uae of heavy
highways m New York. Ens
O IB '13
Hlghwayi. See Roads
Barly American hardware:
iriy «uiB.i™.. iM« — Interesting
coilectian of Dutch -colonial examples. Q.
W. Naah. 11 Arch Ree 34:323-83 O '13
jy
UlliTty of the atudy o( history. B: D: Jones.
Eng M 44:1-6 O 13
Hljtory, Military. See Military history
HItchei. See Slings and hllches
Hoboken, N. J.
Rehabilitation of Holwken sewerage system.
II plana Eng Rec 87:321-8 P 12 'II
Park*
Ornamental use of concrete In playground
structures In Hoboken park. II plana Con-
crete Cem 1:41-7 D 'IS
Hoeklno vsiley
14th )
I for
■"1913." Ky Ane r,5:684-6 (. . , ,,, ,
RevPiiuea ami exrenacB. Ry Age 5B;644-5 '
10 'll
Hogs. See Snlne
Holatlng chains. See Chains
Hoisting machinery , ,,
Bleolrlc motor clam shell bucket 11 dia
Iron Ase 92:135-4 Ji 17 13; Iron Tr R B!
332 Ag 21 '13 ^ , „
Equalizing load moment on hoisting er
glnes. W. Ehle. plan Colliery 33:399
'13
Experiments on the power consumption <
33:4BE Mr '13
Hoisting bea""
Btreet. il B:
New aafety (
4«1 Mr "13
Otis autoniatL ..
Iron Tr R B3:96I-2 N 27 '
PawllnK & HarnlschfcEer e
Inil Eng 13:438-9 N '13
Portable column hoist, a Br
not St InstnllaUor
' ft MIn J 9fi:
hoists. Concrete Ceni
Some heavy lifting tackle, il Ry ft Eng R
53:371 Ap 19 '13
«(T aim Conveying machinery; Cranes,
dcrrlrks, etc.: Electric shovels; Elevators;
Cilntiules: Hooks; Lifting magnets; Mine
hoisting; Mining machinery; Slings and
hitches; Wire rope
Hoisting rope. See Wire rope
Holding companies
Consolidation of DohMty holding companies.
Elec W 62:1247-8 D 20 '11
Where holding companies may lead. Elec W
G2:1I9S D 13 '13
Holding devices. See Arbors (machinery):
13; same' cond, Eng Rec 63:378 O 4 '13
Cbboalng highway superintendents under new
Illinois law. W! R. Robinson. Eng Rec 68.
37B O 4 '13 ^. ^ , „
Criticism of New York's new highway law.
Eng Rec 67:46! Ap 26 '13
Iowa road law. Eng Rec 68:31, 36 Jl 12 13
Iowa rt^ law. A. llarston. Eng N 70:131-3
New Illinois highway law eentrallies author-
ity. Concrete Cem 3:136 S '13
Reports on the organliatlon of a highway
department for the state of New York.
Eng N 69:773-80 Ap 17 '13
Road legislation and syndic aaaoclatlons in
Prance. M. de Pulllgny. Concrete Cam l.
Rules governing (he use ot Heavy vehicles on
highways, In Allegheny CO.. I'a. Eng Rec
lerlth I
See Pur
;ard i
Presiaent of Worcester polytechnic Institute.
por Ens N 69:721 Ap 10 '13
Hollow tile. See Tllea
Homestake mining company
Homestake Improvements and Lead notes.
Eng &. MIn J 96:984 N 22 '13
Homing pigeons. See Pigeons
Honduras
Hookworm disease at southern mines. J. W.
Pryor. il Colliery 33:688-60 My 'IS
Hopper car*. See Freight cars
Derlvallon of S, A. B. horsepower. F. Jehte.
Automobile 28:991 My 8 '13
ExplaiiHtlun of horsepower. Automobile 28:
820 Ap 10 '13
Method of lindlng horsepower. Automobile
29:1196-7 D 11 '13
What Is a horsepoiver? Power 37:125-6 Ja
28 '13
What Is a horsepower? W: Kent. Power 37:
109-1
L 28 '
Thinking horses: a problem In animal psy-
chology, or In stage trickery? II Scl Am
108:454 My 17 'IS
gn, Horace E.. 1
Flexible hose that doesn't kink. 11 Int Ma-
rine Eng 18:tSl Ap '13
See alio Air brake hose
Hose, Air brake. See Air brake hose
Hose couplings
.Nallonai standard hose couplings and hy-
drant ntllnEs for public Are service. F. M,
Grl.swold. Am Hoc M E J 35:421-34 Mr '13
Standardization of hose ana hydrant connec-
^ tlona. Enf N 70:289 Ag 14 ""
r for I
• Rock
I Ry .
55:748-9
Hospitals
Accounting sysiem for a municipal hospital.
D. C. EKi,'leM"n. J Account 16:266-70 N '13
Connell colliery hospital, II plan Colliery 34:
201-6 N '13
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tal. H. I'. Alt.
Ak 13 '13
HOHpllol refrigeration a.nd vacuum cli'iining.
H. L. All. Dom Kr "' *' ' ~ '"
11 cli'iinin
< 30 'IS
. O.
■13
I'uoleey. Ry & Ens R &3:853-
Plumbing In Grecnpolnt hoHitltal. Brooklyn.
Dum Kns 62:216-» F 22 '13
lIumbiriK in Ml. Vernon, New York, ho.spltaJ.
plans Dom Bng 62:3uZ-1 Mr Ifi '13
Question of heat and ventilation. C: L. Hub-
bard. Arch Hec 34:246-56 S '13
Service equipment of the Samarllan hoepl-
tal, Troy. N. Y. C. F. Herlnston. plans
Kllg N 7U:1U8-11 Jl IT '13
Special ward li<^utinK and ventllullon at the
I'tter Bent Urigham huspilul. liiistun. II. S.
Knowlton. plan l-ower 38:7B0-2 U 2 '13
Hre alta Sanatorlums
Hot water fitten. -See Nutlonal BHsociallon ot
master steam and liol water Utters
Hot water h Bating
Cliart for delermlnlnE aize of pipe fur gravity
hot water heating Bystems. M. S. LXioiey.
Heal & Yen 10:3;!-S S '13
Circulation through shunted hot water ra-
diators. L. L. Brewster, plan Power 37:
158 F 4 '13
Circulation through shunted hot water ra-
diators. W. U Durand. Power 3T:4S8 Ap
1 -13
Compressed air to circulate hot water, plan
Power 37:712 My 20 '13
Condensing plants for large commerdal
buildings. W. I.. Durand; I. N. Bvans.
Power 37:227-30 P IS '13
Connections between live and exhaust steam
heaters in forced hot water beatlnc. plan
Heat & Ven 10:33 P '13
Connections to circulating pumps In hot wa-
ter heating, plan Heat & Ven 10:37 P 'IS
District heating by steam and hot water.
U B. Lent, Power 37:606-8 Ap 29 '13
Figuring pipe sIkps for li.ii water li.atlng
apparatus. 1. V. Serginsky. Heat & Ven
10:19-26 N '13
Plow of water In shunted radiators. H. A.
Kleselbach. Power 33:230 Ag 12 '13
biillern used Interrhangealily for Hteam and
hot water, sanatorium of the Metropolitan
life Insurance co., Mt. McOregor, N. Y.
plan Heat & Ven 10:17-24 D '13 do be
FVirced circuiHtiun of hot water In domestic
heallntr plants, also a brief I'xplnnalion
of tiie Honeywell system. A. C. King. I>om
Eng 65:365-7 I> 20 '13
Heating and ventilating details ot the New
York general post-office. II plans Heat ft
otiice
High -pressure steam heating vs. hot-w
by-product plant. I. N. Evans Power
169-72 Jl 26 '13
Hot-waler direcl-he.Tlln(r charlH. F. B.
bert. jr. Power 37:712-4 My 20 '13
Hot water healing system In a bakery, plan
diags Dom Eng 6::iii-S Jii 18 '13
Machine shop heating, ventilating and. cool-
ing on a largp sonle; plant of Ford motor
CO., Detroit, Htch. 11 plans Heat & Ven 10:
i p '1!
Novfl and sritisfartnry hei
Eng 66:74-6 O IS 'IS
Ohio public senice commission promulgates
new rates, rules and regulations for central
station hut water heating. Heat & Ven 10:
33-4 Mv '13
Open tank iwo-i>ip,. system of iiol water
halting. .V. U. King, dlags Dom Eng 61:273-
5 K 6 13
overhead xystem of hot water heating, bet-
ter known ua the Mills system. A. G.
King, pliins Hum p:ng 66:2-4 O 4 '13
I'iiyslcal iiition of attam and forced hot-wa-
ter heating systems. I. N. Evans. Power 38:
232-6 Ag 12 '13
Pipe sizes for forced hot water heating.
\V. L.. Durand. power 37:465, 714 Ap 1, My
20 '13
Possibilities of hot-water heal. N. M. Ar-
gabrlte. Power 38:!»S-6 Jl IS '13
. dlag J'ower 38:507-9 O 7 'is" '
Shunt system ot connecting r
Kisselljaeh. I'ower 38:723-4
H. -
Meier, diags Heat & Ven 10:13-7 Je; 21-8
Jl '13
23 ruli's for comiiuting hot water radiation.
Hi-Ht & Ven 10:39-40 D '13
Tw<i hot waicT suppli' systems that caused
trouble, plan Dom Eng 62:223-5 F 22 '13
Vacua hot-water lienting ain>lled to Wool-
worth building. I. N. Evans, plans Power
38:II4'l-8 N 4 '13
l-lot water supply
lempei
1 for h
Desigr
Hot
s. dliiBH l)"m Eng 64;3'. ,, _. -_
■ oorrOBion. F. N. Speller, plan Eng N
'4-5 F 13 -13
i iHiller syslem for hot water, diags
I Kng 63:;f;;o My 24 '13
ilarliun. F. W. Tower. Dom Eng 64:179-
Pooriy arranged
Dom Eng 65:72 O is i->
l>rtiliteni In hot water supply. II Dom Eng
6:.:3i4-5 I> 20 '13
I^ W. Tower, diags Dom Eng 64:242-4 Ag
30 '13
Srr iilmi CJus water healers; Plumbing
Hotbeds
How to build concrete hot -beds and cold-
frames, ii Concrete Cem 1:60 D '12
Hotels
Believue-St rat ford hotel. Philadelphia, Pa.
11 Arch & Bldg 45:120-2 Ur '13
Eieelric hotpl in Paris. J. Itoyer. II Sci Am
10»:315 N 1 -iS
Eleclrlcal eiiuipmenl of a modem hotel; ar-
tlsllc and ellictent lighting scheme In Mc-
Alpin hotel. N. Y. li Elec W 61:927-30 My S
vm * ■
Hem.
ii 1
Hotel as a central- station c
62:432-3 Ag 30 '13
Hotel Kimball, SprlngReld, Uass. 11 plan
Arrh & Bldg 4S:65-7 P '13
Hotel McAlpln heating system. 11 Heat & Ven
10:43 Ag '13
Iloif.l Mr.Mpin. New York. 11 pUn Arch A
Bldg 45:43-61 F 'I"
ot the
412-3 N
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New YortCa newest hotel: Hotel McAlpln.
D: E. Tarn. II Arch Rec 33:i31-41 Mr 13
RltB-Carlton hotel, Philadelphia. Pa. 11 Arch
& Bide 4S;6e-TZ P '13
Rid- Carl ton hotel, Philadelphia: pictures.
Arch Rec U:113-U S '13
Rltz-Cartton hotel refrise ratine: plant. N. Y.
plans Power 37:»»7-B Ap S -13
ahoreham hotel. Washing-ton. D. C. i] Arch
& BIdE 45:73-5 F '13
Varied uses of flectricllj- In lintol Ohio.
VouTiBBtOHn. 11 Elec W B2:12uB-S D 11 '13
Ventllallnn EHiuipmeiiC of Ritz-Carltun hotel.
II plans Dom EnR 6S:155-S F 8 '13
agreement:
BlBht-hour versuB twelve-hour shifts;
mles efFected In a steel foundry through
shorter hours. R. A. Bull, BnK H 44:599-601
Ja '13
Heaiintf on Illinois bill llmmnB hours of labor.
Elec Ry J 41:854-6 My 10 '13
National iron and steel labor report: condl'
lions BXlBtlng In 1910. Iron Age 91:961-6 Ap
Towermen and hours of service taw. Ry &
Eng R 53:634-6 Je T '13
House cleaning
See also Vacuum cleaning
House decoration
iS™ aha Tapestry
House drainage. See DnilnaBe. House: Plumb-
.. '""
House organs
Securing business bv a houw! organ. C: W,
Hoyl, Inland Ptr 51:682-4 Ag '13
Why some house -oPKan.i died. 0. R. Llpp-
mann, Dom Bng 65:277-8 "J Sn 'U
Houses. See Architecture, Domestic: Concrete
housfls; Country houses: Schoolhouses
HouBss. Concrsts. See Concrete bouses
Houslna problem
' and the housing problem. C,
! Rec 67:673 Je 14 "13
jusing ' -
the quadruple r
Suburban development. II Arch Rec .14,348-53
O '13
> Workmen's dwellings of Kriipp work.i, C!er-
Worhmen's houses in G«rmany. plans Ind
Bng 11:374-S 8 'IS
*« tilfo City planning
Houston, Texas
Houston's plan of tanatlon. J, J. Paslorlia.
Munic Eng 45:Z35-6 S '13
Hudso
_ ._ _ .. railroad
t for 1913. Elec Ry J 41:736 Ap 19 'IS
. the
-73 N ■
Formation of leafmold: production of humui.
F: V. Colville. Scl Am S 75:386-7 Jo 31 '13
Huntington mills
Huntrngton mills and thtir operation. C. T.
Klce. dlags Kag & MIn J 96:215-6 Ag 2 '13
Hydrants
Boston's new high-pressure Are hydrant. II
ding Eng Rec 67:642-3 Je T '13
Nallona] standard hose couplings and hydrant
fltliiigs tor public fire service. F. M. Grls-
wold. Am Woo M E J 36:421-3J Mr '13
Standard spec! float iona tor water-works, hy-
drants and valves. Eng N 70:265-7 Ag T 'IS
Scl- alio Fire prolectton: Water supptyi
Hydrated lime. See Ume
Hydraulic elevators. See Elevators
Hydraulic englneerlna
Chnnnel- an'l beach-maintenance problem at
Atlantic City. R. R, Raymond, map Eng N
70:ISO-4 Jl 24 '13
Great hydraulic principle: or how to make en-
gineering structures hold water. Q; U Dill-
man. Eng N 69:1226 Je 12 '13
Hydraulic power development In New Bng'
land. Eng Rec 67:116 F 1 '13
Hydroelectric development replacing old pow-
er canal system In Paterson, N. J, II plans
Eng Rec 67:200-2 F 22 '13
Industrial need of technically trained men.
C. W. Lamer, Scl Am 109:218 S 13 'IS
St. T^wrence ship channel Improvements be-
tween Montreal and Quebec. H. C. Plumi-
mer. II map Scl Am 109:183-3 S S '13
Water power and water supply preliminaries.
B. E. Horton. Eng Rec 67:80-1 Ja 18 '13
See alio Aqueducts; Boring: Bridges —
Foundations and piers: Caissons; Canals;
Channels: Cofferdams; Culverts: Dams;
Docks; Drainage: Dredging: Flood conlrol;
Harbors; Hydraulic machinery; Hydraulic
mining; Hydroelectric plants; Irrigation;
Jetties; I.ighlhouses; Locks (canals and
riversl ; I.os Angeles aqueduct: Pumping
machinerv: Pumping stations; Reclamation
of land: Reservoirs; Rivers: Sea walls;
Spillways; Tide power; Tunnels and tunnel-
IniT, SuhaqueouK: Turbines: Water ham-
mer: Waler supply; Water .lunply engl-
necTlng: W^Hcr wheels: Wells: Wharves
Hydraulic excavation, i^ee Excavation
Hydraulic laboratories
Hydraulic laboratory for Irrigation Investiga-
tions, Fort Collins. Colo, V. M. Cone. 11
plan Ens N 70:862-6 O 2 '13
Wheeler condenser and engineering; co., Car-
teret, N. J. P. A. Bancel. II Eng N 70:
910-8 N 6 '13
Hydraulic machinery
Design .-' - «-".■--.-■.-
dia;:
500- 1
Mncl-
1 '12
Inverted hydraulic
HiTdson bay route. W: B. Mcpherson, map
Eng M 45:249-52 My '13
Hudson Bay route
Perils of navigation on the Hudson Bay
route. Bng N 69:223-3 Ja 30 *1S
Bridges In relation to the Hud.uon river.
G, F. Kunz. Sri Am S 76:342-3 N 29 '13
Humidity
Air conditioning for textile millf.. F: W,
Parks. Tnd Eng i:!:307-S Jl '13; Same, with
dlflous.'don. Am Soc M K J 35:1096-42 Je '13
Experiments of humidifying nir at the Oliver
Wendell Holmes school. Boston. Mass. C;
F. Eveleth. plan Heat & Ven 10:13-20 O '13
8n olso Psychrometry
enslfler. J, B. Vareia.
II Iron Tr
heavy forglngs. II
, E. Low. II plan 1
; N 69:710-20 Ap
city. Ind Eng 13:401-2 S
Inking a stone mnniifaoturing press. P. A.
Stanley. II Am Mach 38:715-8 My 1 "13
V'BtBon- Still man cnr coupler shearing and
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INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
Hydraulic maciilnery —
Teating
Test or a hydraulic buffer. C. Schwartz, II
Am Soc M E J 35;937-4S Je '13: Discussion,
35:1258-60 Ag "13
Test of a hydraulic buffer for rstlroad ter-
minal ■tatfona. II Ede N 7D:E>6-7 S 11 'II
Wheeler condenser and engineering eo,, Car-
teret, N. J.. -
. Bance
1 70:9
8 N e
J 95:533-4 Mr - -.
FolrbankB opencut jilace
& Mln J 96:926 N IB
HydrauUcklng at la G
county, Cal. 11 Eng &
13
Inlly
-._ = „ J 96:11..- .
17 '13
Le. Clara, hydraulic mine, Colombia. II Eng &
Mln J 9S:1114-e D 13 '13
RIttlea for hydraullcklng. P. Bouery. 11 plans
Eng A Mln J 95:1055-60 My 24 '13
'orltlng BJithradte culm piles, 11 Cblliery :i3:
589-7
.">' '.
Zinc and lead placer mining. L. L. Wlttlch.
Eng Sc Mln J 95:1140 Je 7 '13
See alio Gold dredging
Hydraulic rami
Efflclency of a ram. 8cl Am 108:450 My 17
Mr 22 '13
Hydraulic tranamlailon
Hydraulic tranamladon In railway c
Shaw ayatem combined with Internal com-
buBtloD engines. U E^g M 46:119-21 O '13
Hydraulic transmission nn ships: the FOt-
tlnKer trOJiamltter. 11 Eng M 16:108-12 O '13
Hydraulic yarlable speed gear. II 8cl Am 103:
438 My 31 '13
Tests on a 10,000 horse-power Fot linger
transformer: hydraulic gear for marine tur-
bines. A. Oradenwilz. IT Scl Am 108:536 Je
Variable speed hydraulic transmlaslon
motor trucks. 11 Scl Am 109:808 S 13 'I
Waterbury tool co. hydraulic transnilsi
gear, il dlag Iron Age 91;1234-6 My 3M
N 6
6-7 Ap » 'IS
i: Hele-
for
gallons. Fort Collfns, Colo. V. M. Cone. 11
plan Erg N 70:662-6 O 3 '13
Investigation of flow pro<esses In the ascend-
ing pipe of the Mammoth pump. K. Hoefer.
Am Soc M B J 36:1431-4 S '13
Uftlng hoi water. F. F. Nickel. Power 38:
577-S O 31 13
Metering' and recording: the flow ot Hulda, J.
W. IjeClou_x. II dlags Met & Chem Eng 11:
- -- y
Eng Rec 67:279 Mr
See aim Hydraulic engineering: Hydraulic
machinery; Hydrostatics: LUiulds; Stream
measurements; Water flow: Water power
H y d roa aro p I a nes
Aeronautlca In Germany. Bci Am S 75:322-3
My 24 '18
Benolst flying boat. 11 Scl Am S 7S:1G6 Hr
S '13
Big aeroplane and transatlantic Bight. Scl
Am 103:420 My 3 '13
Crossing the ocean In a flying tnachlne. Scl
Am 108:446 My 17 '13
Hydro -aeroplane meet at Monaco. 11 Sci Am
108:402-3 My 3 '13
Hydro -aeroplane meeting at Deauvllle. Scl
Am S 76:218 O 4 '13
Monster hydro -aeroplane. 11 Scl Am 108:432
My 10 '13
New American flying boat. II Scl Am 109:158
D 13 '13
Rational attsorption of hydrochloric acid. T.
Meyer, plans Met & Chem £ng 11:267-72
My 'U
and transmlBston ol hydroalectrlo
power. E. A. Lof. II Bng M 44:647-66, 690-
713. 903-20: 45:50-70, I96-20S, 372-83, 506-11
Ja-Jl '18
Hydro- electric systems. Power 37:834-8 Je 14
'13
also Elec
Turbines
jn, light and power co., ltd,,
of BlrmJRgham— hydroelectric station on tb«
Coosa river and si earn station at Gadsden,
II Elec W 62:527-30 S 13 '13
California
Butterfly gates for the San Franclsqulto
__ .^ j__^ Angeles aqueduct.
J 20 '13
'elopment of Paclflc gas & electric
cumpuny. F. G. Mudgell. il Elec W 62:1055-6
N 22 '13
Hydro-elect rlc development In California. J:
A. Britton. It Scl Am 8 76:72-4 Ag 2 'IS
Klamath river hydroelectric developmenL J.
C. Boyle. 11 plan Eng Rec 67:637-8 Je 7 'IS
Pacific service project: tbe South Tuba and
Bear river hydro -elec trie development. J.
H. Wise. II Scl Am S 76:162-3 Mr 8 '13
San Fran cl sou Ito power station no. 1, Los
Angeles anueduct. 11 plans Ens Rec 68:218-
20 Ac 23 '13
South Yuba-Bear river power development.
J. p. Jollyman. 11 map Eng Rec 63:573-4 N
22 '13
Spaulding dam and south Yuba power devel-
opment of the Pacific gas & electric co.
H. C, Vensano. 11 map Eng N 70:1163-6 D
11 '13
Canada's largest generating station at Ce-
dar liapids. Elec W 62:319-20 Ag 18 'IS
Cpilnr Rapids hydroelectric development:
eighteen 10,800 horsepower turbines, re-
ceiving St. Lawrence river water, dlags
plan Eng Rec 68:461-4 O 25 'IS
Ontario h.vdioelectric system. Elec W 61:602
Mr 22 '13
Puntledge river hyflroelecWc power ^lant ui
61 S 2u-z'.
Puntledge
O 23 'is'
Chile
Braden copper co., Rancagua, Chile, hydro-
electric development. C. O. Newton. U dlags
Eng N 69:1041-8 My 22 'IS
Bulls Bridge hydroelectric plant. C: R. Hatte.
II Elec W 61:448 Mr 1 'IS; Same. Elec Rr
J 41:366-7 Mr 1 '13
Permit for development of power on Pend
d'Orellle river, Eng Rec 68:146-6 Ag 9 'IS;
Same. Elec W 62:333-4 Ag 16 '13
Thousand PTTlngs (Idaho) power plant, II Bng
Rec 68:189.90 N 1 '13
.. 62:950-5 N S '13
Tata hydroelectric devplnm
Eng Rec 68:529-31 N
13
Electric power from the MlMlsalppl riTsr;
engineering details of the Keokuk plant
with a description of the power house and
the turbine units. 11 plans Iron Tr R 52:676-
80 Mr 6 '13
Historical review of the Keokuk bydro-elec-
trlc development, il Elec W 62:462-4 S6'18
Keokuk (la.) hydro- electric development. 11
map Irnn Tr R 52:513-7 P 27 '13
Keokuk (la.) power plaiit. Elec W 61:1123 My
31 *1S
Digitized GvCOC^lC
INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
149
Hydroelactrlc pitnts — Iowa — Conltnued.
Keokuk (lu.j power plant turblaea. C. W. Lar-
ner. II Iron Age 91:659-64 Ur 13 'D
Keokuk (la.)— world's lajseat water-power
plant. II plana Elec W 61:1157-68 My SI "13
OvenlQK ol tbe world's greateat power plant
at Keokuk. U 8cl Am 10»;ZI2-S S 13 '13
Power Irom tbe UisHUilppl river &t Keokuk,
la. 11 plana map Power 38:184-90 Ag E '13
181-4 F 1-1& 13
Uuvla de Oro hydro -elect tic plant and water
system, Chihuahua, Mex. H. R. Conklln.
11 Ens & MID J 9a:5»7-8 Mr 22 '13
Marquette (MIcb.) Light and power commie-
Blon 24Ih annual report. Elec W 61:1133-4
My 31 '13
Twin li'aJlB hydroelectric development. Q: C.
"-wtun. 11 plan Eng Hec 6T:61IU-4, 611-4 My
24-31 '13
I Creek development 1
White
' 81:9;
r hydroelectric devetupment. I
■13
White river hydroelectric plant: Qret ol a
■erlea designed for full development of the
potential power of the stream, 11 dlags Eos
Rec E8:13&-T Ag 3 '13
Montana
Montana hydro- elec I rlc development. M. lleb-
gen. 11 Am Inst Mln E Bui iOtlVQl-M Ag '13
New Jersey
Hydroeleclrlc development replacing old pow.
New York bills for state hydroeleotrle
Bchemea. Elec W 61:eEG-T Mr IS 'IS
New York hydroelectric development. B. P.
Bollon. Elec W 61:TS6-T Ap 12 '13
New York hydroelectric plana. A. WllllamB.
Elec W 61:711-2 Ap 5 '13
New York hydroelectric plans, second N. E.
L. A. analysis. Elec W Gl:6&8-60 Mr 29 '13
New York Murtaugh hydro eleCUIc bill be-
fore the Slate legislature. Elec W 61:600-1
Mr 22 '13
New York stale hydroelectric scheme, maps
Elec W 61:38-6 Ja 4 '18
New York slate hydroelectric scheme. Eng
Rec 67:394 Ap 12 '13
Niagara falls hydroelectric developments. A,
F. Ganz. Stevens Ind 30:79-93 Ap '13
North Carolina
Electrical equipment of a North Carolina
mouDlalD resort at Lake Toxaway. H, M.
Friend. Jr. II Elec W 61:827-8 Ap 19 '13
Whitney, N. C. development abandoned by
Southern aluminum company. Ellec W 61:
654-5 Mr 15 13
Blverum, Norway, hydroelectric dpvelopmenl.
11 dlags Eng Rec 6N:583-6 N 22 '13
Samnanger hydroelectric plant: blgh-head
development built by city of Bergen. Nor-
way. II plan Eng Rec 67:329-31 Mr 22 '11
Ohio
Auglalie river hydroelectric station. II plan
Elec W 62:1(91-4 N 1 '13
Bull Run hydroelectric plant. C. B. Hlckok.
II Eng Rec 67:70-2 Ja IS '18
Gondii plant of tbe Northwestern electric co..
Portland. Ore.: ISii ft. wood-slave pipe.
11 plans Eng N 70:686-7 O 9 '18
Ehigene, Ore. munlclnal power plant 11
Elec W 61:1033-6 My 17 '18 •
Mount Hood hydroelectric developments ;
electric features. W. P. Brereton and R.
H. Mulock. 11 plans Elec W 6!:667.71 Mr
29 '13
Mount Hood hydroelectric developments: hy-
draulic features. W. P. Brereton and R. H.
Mulock. 11 Elec W 61:617-9 Mr 22 '13
White Salmon river hydroelectric plant: sys-
tem of Northwestern electric co. to supply
electricity and steam beat In Portland, Ore.
W, B. Foshay. 11 Elec W 62:275-7 A(t 9 '18
Wblte Salmon river power development. R.
M. Overstreet. II [dans Eng Rec 68:396-8 O
Mc Calls Ferry hydro-electric plant. C; H.
Bromley, 11 Power 37:656-61 My 13 'IS
HajFatown hydroelectric plant near HuntlnK-
don. Pa. U plans Eng Rec 67:712-4 Je 2S
_1 Elec W 61:89-94 Ja 11 '13
International Scandinavian transmission ays-
tem; comparative costs of generating
equipment and proi>osed 200-inlle line from
Trollb^ttan to Copenhagen, Elec W 61:194-7
F 8 '13
MockrjUrd (Sweden) hydroelectric develop-
ment. II plan Etig Rec 67:516-8 My 10 '13
MockfJUrd, Vesterdaltilfven power co. sub-
terranean Swedish generating plant 11 plans
Elec W 61:979-84 My 10 '13
Notable Bwedlsh enterprise at Troll hftt tan.
Klec W 61:78-9 Ja II '18
Trollhattan, Sweden— a ZOO-mlle, 90,000-VDlt,
in Sweden and Denmark, map Bng N 69:
S17-8 Mr 27 '13
Switxeriand
Swiss hydroelectric development a. II Elec W
61:771-5 Ap 12 '13; 11 Eng Rec «T:4T6-9 Ap
26 'IS
Swlsa hydroelectric plant development at Bl-
aachlna. 11 dlag Gilec W 62: 73-5 Jl 12 '13
Swiss hydro -electric station at Arnll>erg us-
ing water under 2800-ft. head, plans Eng
N 70:52-3 Jl 10 'IS
Chattanooga — nlne-mllllon dollar hydro-elec-
tric plan). 11 5cl Am 3 76:388 D 20 '13
Hales Bar station of Chattanooga & Tenn-
esaec river power company. H Elec W 62:
997-1000 N iS '13
t completion. 11 plan Power
'13
18:310-1 Ap G '13
pumping station In-
9 My 17
Windsor, Vt.— central station practice. II
Klec W 62;l!53-9 D 6 '13
Virginia
Appalachian hydro-electric development. New
,., — ,■■_ „. ^ ^ jj pj^u Power 87:
ipany— teat of the
lllver, Va, W. O, Roge
40;-B Mr 25 '13
Appalachian power
6aOO-horBepower turbines, n. f. Hust. 11
plan Eng Rec 67:367-8 Mr 29 'IS
Tacoma'a Nlsqually river development, R H.
-■ ■ -■- ■■ ^lec W 62:227-9 Ag 2 '13
fower st;illon on While Salmon river.
ngton. dlag Iron Tr R 62:1333 My 29
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INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
Hydroelectric plant* —Con((niii'(i,
WUconiln
Cornell. Wis.— Brunei tallo water-power and
paper-mill development on the Chippewa
river, il plan Eng Rec fiT:3«S-71 Ap 5 'IS
Pralrte du Sac (Wis.) power plant conalruc-
Ilon work. 11 Eng Rec a7;«03-i My 31 'IJ
Hydriielectric power
Investlsadon of prospective hydroelectric
power service for rellaWLIti". fl. S. Knowl-
ton, Eng N e9a0»3-5 My 22 '13
Hydro-eiectrlG power commlulon of Ontario
Annual report, 1»12. Elec W U:1S5 Ja Z5 'It
Manurai'lure o( hydrogen from waler gas.
H. Brot. dlaga Kd Am S "6;244-S O IS '13
Manufafture of hjdrocer gaa for spherical
balloons: portable plunia (or inilllury use.
II Sci Am 108:452 J> 13 '13
HydroDtn peroxide
Peroxides and per -salts. A. 8. Neumark. II
Scl Am S 75:182-3 Mr 22 '13
Hydrographlc lurveylng
Current observations with a stadia float. B.
I.. O. Rees. plan Eng N 6»:3i>S-7n F 20 '18
Hydrographlc surveying; Oakland harbor de-
velopment, California. F. W. Johnson. It
map Eng N 70:362-4 Ag 21 '13
veys. I3t>B Rt-c e7:r,6i; My 24 '13
Hydrography
Set nlm Harbors
Hydrometallurgy
Copper leaching, ^^lg & Mln J 0«:9ii2-3 N 22
■13
Hydrometallurgj-. B. Chauvenet. Met & Cliem
Eng Il:1Se-91 S '13
Hydromelallurgj* and chlorlnatlon: answer
to Dr. Chauvenet. J: L. Malm, Met & Chem
Eng 11:689 D '13
Hydromelallurgy— Joys of Its theory, woea of
Its practice. W. F. Bleecker. Met & Chem
Eng 11:ESS-S1 O '13
Iieaching of copper orea. Eng & Mln J 96:
est O 4 -13
Leaching Klinnnon copper ores. F. S. Sthlm-
erka. Eng & Mln J 96:1!UT-1U D 13 '13
See nlao Plater lixiviatlon proo-ss
Hydroplans boats
Curious exhibits at the 1913 motor boat
show In New York city. Eng N 69:474 Mr
Curious French gliding boat, ll Sci Am 109:
140 Ag Z3 'IS
Hydrostatics
Coat ol
1 Fluids); Hydraulics
cess. Scl Am B TS:291
Eng 1
:S23 D '
c functions. See
Hypochlorites
Chlorine or hypochlorites for Btertllsing wa-
ter. Miinlc Eng 44:14G-t F 'IS
Elimination of taste In water treated with
oali'lum IxypochlorKe. A. Lederer and F.
H;iihniann. Kiic N 69:936-7 My S "13
EnKTRi-ncy Installation of a sterlllzBtlon plant
in England. {I Kng Rec 67;6Z6 My 10 '13
Hypochlorlle dlslnfetlton of sewage at Provi-
dence. R. I. Eng N- 70:1292 D 25 '13
Preventing aftergrowths In hypochlorlle treat-
ment, n. Freas. Eng Rec 67:249 Mr 1 '13
Temporary hypochlorite plant lor treating
the sewage of Norrlstown, Pa. S. C, Cor-
son, plan Eng N 69:558 Mr 20 '13
Hyslereals
ElaBtic hysiereais. E. B. Smith. Eng Rec 67:
561-2 My 17
Hysl
Bacteriology of ice.
75:199 Mr 2S "IS
Causes (or varlatli
•" '", V
. O. Jordan. Scl Am B
._ I quality of distilled
P: Neff. Power 3S:132-3 Jl 22
hame. Scl Am S 76:107 Ag 18 'IS
till (lalt mixtures. (J. H. Crawford, jr.
er 3T:S25-6 Je 10 '13
1 heat of fusion of Ice. l-ower 38:60S O
alM Cold a
:; Olarle
Economy of a works hospital system. Scl Am
S 75:356 Je 7 '13
Motion study. Kng M 45:412-4 Je '13
Occupational fatigue, Scl Am S 75:410-1 Je
28 "13
Successful factory drinking water system, W,
J. Bitterllck. plan Ind Eng 13:28S-'J 8 '13
See aim Factory .sanllatii.n: Mine sani-
tation; Ociupattons— Dlsens.',- and hygiene;
Safety devloes and mcusiirca
Hygiene, Military. See Military hygiene
Hygiene, Tropical. See Troplcnl hygiene
Hygiene and demography. International congress
on. See International congress on hygiene
and Jemography
Hygrometera
Foxboro recording hygrometer. II dlag Ind
iGfrigeradon and refrigerating maclilnery
Manufactura
t decreased output In Ice plants. P:
Iral-slation service. Elec W 61:1261 Je 7
romlil nation steam -electric lee -making plant
tn Chicago. II Bteo W Sl:454-< Mr 1 'IS
I'oiMK.irHtivc lOHlH of motive power In Ice
manufaclurtnK, Elec W 62:756 O 11 '13
Coinpariilivc ctfla of oiH-ratlng Ice factory
lioHP. II Kle<- W S2:12:;6-S D 13 '13
('nmluiratlvc lni<ln11nllon and opcriillns costs
of a combined Ire- manufacturing and cold-
atontge plant. R. H. Tait and L. C. Nord-
mcyiT. Power 3t!:60S-B O 28 '13
Cost of Ice making tn smalt plants. R P.
Kohoe. Rd Am S 75:135 Mr 1 'IS
hi dislllled-wHier ice
Is. I':
rjn 1
ml r."frli;cration
Btaiion vi.'wpotrl, l-:iw W h:;(i !>-b ii 4 i.i
Ice-mnking D|>cratlng practice at Durham, N.
C. Elec W 61:686 Mr S9 '13
Municipal Ice -electric plant at Weatherford,
Oklahoma. 11 plan Elec W 62:430 Ag 30 '13
N..lr,= on vaiioui) Ice planta. Elec W 6l:4G2-3
Mr I -13
Operation of a turbo- electric lee factory,
Los Angelea. Elec W 61:S92 Ap 26 'IS
Refrigeration a desirable load for central
staliiins. Power 37:^00-2 Je 24 '13
Reli:il,lliln1inn of conihrnation elc'tvlc and
Ici-nipiklnir plants at Hainplon, Va. Elec
W r.}-.w7-X My 10 '13
Relation of >nld storage to plant capacity.
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INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
'. See Motor lee boata
and freight traffic methods. II map plan
Eleo Ry J 41:282-7 P IB 'IS
Ice houiea
Concrete Ice house for the Northern Pacific
Ry. at Pasco, Wash, plana By & Eng R
U;9IK-6 S 2T 'l3
Construction of small concrete Ice-houiieH. II
Concrete Cem 3;36-T Jl '13
lIllnolH. K: C. Kclimldt. II diags Ky Aee
51:7.'iZ-l Mr :'S Ti
lllinol* water lupply xioclatlon
Fifth annual meelW. UnW. of 111., 1913. Eng
N 69:660-3 Ap S 'IS
iriumlnatlna engineering loclety
Annua] meetlnK. 1913; list of olllcer*. Bleo
W 61:129 Ja 18 "13
I'ltlsburBli tonvenlton. Sept.. 1313. ELec W 62:
Tth annual convention, Plttebursh, Pa.. Sept..
1913. Elec W 6I:«l9-2i S 2T '13
Illumination. See IjRhllng
lllurnlnatlDn commltslon. International. See In-
Uecbanlcal Ice saw. II Scl Am S T5;113 Mr
16 'IS
Ice (torage
.storage and hamlllng ot ice. Ry Age 5J
10 My 23 -13
Iceberg*
Autograph cif an loM,erg L. E. Browi
Ice detection
npiMi
16:2SI-3 N '13
Iceberg Indicator. II Scl Am 108:584 Je 28 '13
Perils of navigation on the Hudson Bay
route. "Eng N 89^322-3 Ja 3D '13
Truth about the Iceberg peril. Scl Am 109;
106 Ag 9 '13
Ignaou* rocks. See Rocks. Igneous
tgnlllon. See Aulnmoblle enfilnos— Ignition de-
vices; caB and oil engines— Ignition
llilnolt A Michigan canal
Rehabilitation of the Illinois & Michigan ca-
nal. Eng Rec 67:92 Ja 35 '13
llllnola Central railroad
Annual rer'"rt fur ve;ir ended ,lune 3". \V]X.
Ry Age &S:S89-»0 8 26 '13
AporentlceKhlp on the ItUmiiH Central. Am
Eng 87:249-52 My 13
Mechanical terminal. W. Doud. 11 plans Ry
Age (Mech ed) 87:153-61 Jl '13
Mechanical terminnl nt Pentralt.-i, II phiu.s Rv
Age 54:15:17-1601 Je 27 '13
Ilevenues and eipenses. map Ry Age i>o:5r.l-
2 S 26 '13
Illinois electric railways association
Annual meeting. Chicago. March, 1913. Eleo
Ry J 41:508-9 Mr 16 '13
Illinois electrical contractors' association
Midwinter convention, Peoria, 1913. Elec W
61:180-1 Ja 36 '13
il-annual convention, Chicago, June, 1913,
S 75:77 F 1
Illusions, Optical. See Optical I
Hollo, Philippine Islands
Reinforced -con Crete wharf. W
Eng N 70:1003-10 N 10 '13
Imhoff tank
Deslxn of Imhoff b>
Lnks. C; Hoopes. Eng Rec 68:4
11 '13
Illinois master plumbers' association
I'iBt annual coniention, BnrlimHeld. Jr
II Dom Eng i>.;:H;T-J-' K >. 'n
Illinois northern utilities company
Commercial development under gro
trol. II Mec W 61:1255-9 Je 7 '13
Illinois soclaty of engli
" zSth annua
67:sup 39"-"4i,
281 h annual c
F t '13
itlng, 1913. Eng Rec
9ia. Eng N 69:250-1
■13
Fresh sludge and decomposed sludge: com-
parative analyses and discussion of sludge-
ulllizatlon possibilities. H. Bach and L. C.
Frank. Eng Rec 68:331-3 B 20 '13
Imhoff aew^,gp [link for Torrance. Cal. R.
liennell. i.laiiH KnK .N 70:ll.i;-3 D * '13
Imhoff timis. 11 plan Munic Eng 44:399-404
My '13
Principles of the Imhoff tank. H: N. Ogilell.
Eng M 44:958-60 Mr '13
Sewage purification. F. H. Tlbbelts. II dia«
Munlc Kng 44;.'.12-S Je '13
Sewnge-tr^iitmenl sludlen at Akron. Ohio. II
plans Eng Rec 67:387-90 Ap 5 '13
(Ifacs Eng Heo fi7:r.;ta-5 Je 7 ■I3 '
Vrtiv iiDt Hink InihofT tanks as open caissons?
E^ R Van de Greyn. dlag Eng Rec 68:432
O 18 '13
1 mperate r (steamship)
Qrealest steamer In t— — ..
marvels. II Scl Am I08:5«2-3 Je 21 '13
II Int
M:irine Eng l»:216-7 My '13
Impuratcir: dftalls ut the equipment. II Eng
M 44:107-9 O 12
Life boats on the Imperator. II Int Marina
Eng 18:364 Ag '13
*'-■' — -Dyage of the Imperator. J. B.
S. S. Imperator of the Ham burg- American
line. It Eng N 70:49-50 Jl 10 '13
incandescent lamps. See Electric lamps, Incao-
Income si ate men ts tor Institutions. V
Cole. J Account 15:79-89 F '13
Study of Incomes ot technically trained
D: B, Rice. Scl Am 109:116 Ag 9 '13
Income tax
Collecllon of the income lax. Eng & Mln
Sll .\ 1 '13
Federal Income tax.
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INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
Federal income tai law &a applicable to elec-
tric railroad corporations. H, B. Covanaugh.
Elec Ry J 4:.':12T7-S D 29 '13
Income tax. J Account 1G:1B6-T Hr '1!
Income tax: Its origin and application. 1*
NlBBen. Am Ind 13:20 Mv '13
Income tax law. J Account 16:3B<-<07 N 'IS
Income tax problem- J Account 15:467-8 Je
■n
New Income (an. Eng & MIn J 98:817-8 N 1 '13
PropoHed lax on IncomcB. J Account 15:351-
4 My '13
Rulings of treaaury depurlmenl. J Account
16:ll>8-Si I) '13
Independence hall. See Philadelphia— Public
buildings
Indexes in sclentlDc books. Scl Am 108:192
Mr 1 '13
Nff i/io Card Indeses: Indexing: Index-
indexing
Methods of increasing the use of technical
literature. I,. B. KrauKe. Eng Eec 67:
5H-S My 17 "IS
Src alio Files and nling (documents)
r~di~aK Mach 19:11 S '12
Commsrce
India and its trade possibilities. J. Sevcstre.
Am Ind 13:34-5 Ja; 29-30 F; 31-2 Mr '13
True sandalwood ot India. Scl Am 10S:GSS Je
21 "13
India paper. See Paper
India rubber. See Rubber
Indiana
Glee By J n:
Indiana electric llaht iiioclatlon
Annual convention, IndiannpoUs, Sept.. l:il3.
Elec W 62:«7H-Sl' O 4 '13
Indiana engineering aoclety
J3d annual convention, 1913. Eng Rec eT:BUP
42 P 1 —
e '13
Indian
.^lec Ifv J 4!:ri49-iO. 12(i:;-3, I2ht,
34S N 2H-U 27 '13
iipoli" strike. Elec Ry J
2:lOBSi-61 N
)lenc-e In Im.. _
I:lnlS-21 N 8
Indians ot Ncrth America
Antiquities
PrehlslorIc dwelling In Nebraska: a cannibal
charnel house uneartbed. R. F. Ollder. II
Scl Am S 76:220 O 4 '13
Industries
How the tncllans harvest wild rice. Scl Am
108:366 Ap IB '13 .
niBf '
So
I ndl caters
Anlomatlc indicate, ... „.„. _
Trvln. dUig Ene & Min J 9G:663-4 Mr 23
'13
Boiler- efficiency indicator, dlag Eng A Mln
r for drag cLiSBlflers. n. F.
_ ectlng, Indianapolis, .
1913. Ens Rec 67:sup 40-1 Mr 8 '13
Indiana state aasoclstlon of master plumbers
20th annual convention at Indianapolis, Miir.
1913. Dom Kng «2:34i;-56 Mr 22 -13
Indianapolis, Indiana
Flood, 1913
Damage to structures. D. V. Moore. 11 map
Eng N 69:870-6 Ap 24 -13
Flood at Indianapolis. D. V. Moore. II map
Eng N 69:803-4 Ap 17 'IS
Industries
Manul ,. ,.
Eng R 6S;777.9 Ag 16 la
Indianapolis traction A termlnL. .
Indianapolis^ dlfferenceH placed before com-
J 96:454 S 6 '13
diags Power 37:851-8 J
IndlCiillng the compreaso
er 3K:r.40.2 O 14 'JS
Eini'K. ('. A. McAllisle
l»:530-3 D '13
■s. J. G. Stewart
17 -IS
P: Neft. dlag Pow
"""nt "MBrlnTEng
Ycim-ns, dtaK Power 3K:SSH-!i6' IJ 23 '13
Malhak Indicator and Boettcher efficiency In-
dicator. II Power 38:427 S 23 '11
O'Klll Is a simple pressure Indicator, W.
C. Marshall. 11 dlag Automobile 2g;ni6-
Smallwood. Power 37:914-6 Je 24 '13
Induction coils
Set aim) Condensers (electricity):. Elec-
nductlon furnace. See EHectrlc furnaces
iductlon motors. See Electric motors
iductlve Interference. See Electric lines
ndustrlal accidents. See Accidents. Industrial
trial alcohol. See Alcohol. Denatured
■ ,\Krl.
eetlng, 1913. Eng N 69:280-1 F
Ing: Building: , „.. ., _
nioHl: Electric engineering: Bngineerins:
Engraving: Kiicloriea; Foundry nracilce:
(ilasa manufaclure; Industrial education:
tlce: Machine shopa; Machinery; Manufac-
turpH: Masonry: Mp<'lianlcal engineering:
Metallurgy: Mills and nUllwork: Painting.
Ti-xlil"
ln«; Waste pronaci
Industrial betterment
Amei'iran electric railwav aasochitlon: report
of cfimmlttee on welfare of employees.
Elec itv J 42:S12-3 <> 16 '13
Attractive yards of the Bethlehem Steel co.
II Iron Tr R .'i2:4G4-7 P 20 '13
Having the men with you. A. T, Morey. Am
Ind 13:23-4 Ja 'IS
Human element In industry. W. Talbot. Iron
Age 91:366-9, 418-20 F 6-13 '13
Need ot a new official In certain manufac-
turing plants. H. C. Spauldlng. Eng N TO:
35-6 Jl i '13
Praclleal work In Influslriiil advancement. Am
ind 13;l2.,-i Jl '13
Psvdiology of maniigement. L. M. Ollbreth.
Hid Eng 13:213-7 My '13
F. H, Ifiii.iii.', jr. Kng N 70;M2-3 N 13 'is"
Workmen's houses in Germany, plans tnd
Eng 13:374-8 S '13
Eillc'ipnty, Industrial; Hours of labor;
Housing problem; Industrial education:
Ijilmr lawa; FensLms: IToflt sharing; Safe-
ty devices; Welfare work In Industry;
Workmen's compensation
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153
Induatrlal buildings, Modern. II Ind Ens 13:
193-6 My '13
Induatrlal clllet. See Torrance. California
induatrlal commlMion. Sea United SIAtes com-
m lesion on Industrial relatlona
Induatriai education
Direction ot vocational education. H. E. Miles.
Am Ind 14:21 N '13
Fundamental prolilema of Induslrlai edura-
Indiana comnUssion Is diMppolntlnx. A. A.
Snowden. Am Ind 13:11-3 F '13
~ ~ trial education. Eng Rec 67:3 Ja 4 '13
trial education In Berne. Switzerland. F.
P. McKlbben. Bng Ree 68:1«4-G Af( 9 'IS
nd 11 St rial education needed for efflclencr ol
- :e and Individual. 1,. Bird. Am Ind 13:
r My '11
leal .steps In Induxtrlnl education. H. E.
'- At, init l.l;2T Je '13
' of managem«nl; teacliing under
gement. L. M "•"—"- '-■
5-70 Ja-P '13
Amerlcdn institute of electrical ei
Am Inst E E Pro 32:1100-39 Je '
cusalcin. 32:2:54-85 D '13
; 1>1B-
■13
olio Apprenllces: Corporation
j; Englneertnit education; Industrial
ihlps; TechnliHl educilion
efllclincy. Sea Efficiency, Industrial
fallowsiiipa
industrl.
Industrij . . ,_
Industrl.^l felluwstitps. Eng Eec 67:511 My
Industrial feUowsblps: Atb years at an edu-
cational Industrial experiment. R. K. Dun-
can. J Ft Inat 175:43-57 Ja '13
Induitrlai hygiene. See Hygiene, Industrial;
Occu|>atlonB — Dlaeasea and hygiene
Industrial laws and iagisiatlon
Industrial legislation In the flZnd Congress.
Am Ind 13:14-6 Ap '13
Week In Congress. Ry A Eng R 63:333 Ap 19
•13
Industrial plants. See Factories; Machine shops
Industrial rallroadi. Sea Railroads, Industrial
Industrial retearcH. S.>e Sclentlflc research
SolvlnK Ihe problem of "human engineering."
F. H. Rlndgc. Jr. Eng N 70:962-3 N 13 ^13
nduatriea. See Industry: also names of coun-
tries and states, subhead Industries and
resources, and names o( cities, subhead
Industries
ndustrlaa, eractrie. See Electric Industries
Growth of moilpm Industrl a I Ism. E. C. Ek;k-
el. Eng M 45:331-33 Je '13
How the Belgian Iron Industry maintains It-
— " ■—• ■ — International competition. Eng
Inertia, Moments ot.
Prevention of disei
T: F. Ilarringtoi
tile paraiysl*
ble Ay as the carriar of Infantile parftlysls.
: T: Bnies. il Sol Am S 76:117-8 F )S "ll
1 that trains boys tor shop work: the
William I^ Dickinson high school. Jer-
sey City. N. J. B: K. Hammond, il Mach
19:719-53 Je '13
Trade education, from engineer's vlewi>olnt.
" •. Trinder. Am Soc M F. J 979-82 Je
infectious c.
Bacteriology and your health: serums And
Tacclnes In the diagnosis, treatment and
prevention ot dlseaae. C: F: Bolduan. 11
Scl Am 108:640-1 Je 14 '13
Srf nf.o Bacteriology: Cholera. Asiatic;
Files Bs carriers of contagion: Infantile par-
Blysls; Leprosy; Steeping sickness; Typhoid
inflammable liquids
Kyslem for storing and handling Inflammable
liquids. 11 Eng N 70:1011 N 20 '13
Ingots, Steel. See Steel Ingots
Injectors
ReKHirlnir Injectors. C: Markel. Am Eng 87:
243-4 My "13
Injunctions
Anil-lnjuncllon bill In New Jersey. J. A.
Emery. Am Ind 13:9-11 Ap '13
injuries. See Personal Injuries
injuries from electricity. See Electricity, Id-
Juries (rom
ink
Buying Ink for efficiency. B. Daniels. Inland
Ptr 51:110 Ap '13
Mixing of inks. Inland Ptr 60:737 F '13
Uelallona of paper, type and Ink. E. M.
Keating. II Inland pfr 50:683-7 F '13
Inland Portland cement company
riant at Melallne Falls. Wash. M. W. KreJ.
cl. II plana Am Inst MIn E Bui 79:1305-11
II Scl Am
JIbles, horns
_-_ , _ -. CoUlns. 11 Scl
Am 109:167 Ag 30 '13
Insects as carriers of contagion
Insects that carry disease. C: Dury. Scl Am
8 76:173-9 S 20 '13
Inspection
Field for the Inspector's efCorta. A. W. Tldd.
Enc N 70:1010 N 20 '13
Inspection of maleriala and flnlsbed producu.
E. F, Riiberls. Ind Enir 13:418-21 O '13;
Same. Iron Age 92:I58-<I0 Jl 17 '13
Inspection of automoblie*. See Automobiles-
Inspection
Ine
Inspection of bollari. See
Inspection of bridges. See Bridge Inspection
inspection ot bulldinas. See Building Inspec-
■nspectlon of mine*. See Mine Inspection
inspection ot steamboats. See Steamboat in-
inspectors ot plumbing. Sea American society
of insuccturs of plumbing and sanitary en-
Institute Ot Italian naval and mechanical sn-
Papers on warships at recent meeting. Int
Marine Eng 18:133-3 Mr '13
institution ot automobile engineers
C.I- ^_j . . T.. .|f gij lakK trip, pore
jB:ij.nii-o, nao-l Je 6 '13
I uto mobile engineers ot Oreat
Eni
nd has live englnf
Institution.
3i.ile 28:
.1 ot naval architects
Annual meeting, March, 1913; list of papers.
Inl Marine Eng 18:150 Ap 'IS
institution*
Income statements for Institutions. W: H.
Cole. J Account 16:79-89 F '13
Instruments
Alloys suitable for Instrument vork. W. Ro-
senhaln. Scl Am S 76:83-3. 98 F B, IE '11
Ifiv alto Drawing Inslrumenta; Electric
apparatus and appliances; Electric Instru-
ments: Machinery; sclentlflc apparatus and
Dioiiized 3, Google
INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
Insulation
Air as an [naiilaWr when in the presence
or insuIatlnB bodies or higher Bpecillc In-
ductive cniviclty. C. L. Fortescue and S.
W. FarnHworth, il Am Insi E K Pro 32:758-
72 Mr '13; rlsciiBslon. S2:1132-57 My '13
Application of a theorem ol eleclroHtatics to
Insulation problemH. (', Fortescue. 11 Am
Inst E E Pro 32:771-93 Mr '13
Dielectric strenRth of thin InsuLatlnR mater-
ial. F. M. Farmer. Am Inal E E Pro 32:
2193-221)5 D '13; Siimmary. Elec W 62:1250
D 20 '13
DlscuBsIon on HlKh-Irei|iiency tests of line
Insulators (Imluy and Thomas), and Com-
parative tests on lilgh-tenslun suspension
Insulators (Sothmnn). 11 Am Inst E E Pro
32:871-^1 Ap '13
BTTect of temperature on the puncture volt-
HKe of cahLe Insulation. F. R. Lutkln. Elec
W 61:1310 Je 14 "13
Healing ot cables carrying current, S. Dush-
roan. Am Insl E IC Pro 32:I64-8S F '13
Insulating and grounding motors and genera-
tors. T. Crott. dlags Elec W 62:90B-9, 9S5-
7 N 1-8 '13
Insulation of Joints In pipe lines, diag Eng
Rec 6J:B90 My H '13
Insulation problems at high potentials. Eleo
W 61:608-9 Mr SS '13
Internal heating of stator coils, il. B, Wil-
liamson. Am Inst E K Pro 32:438-48 F '13
Ix>sBons m Insulation. Elec Ry J 41:788-9
My 3 ■•-
ew Insulating
Ry_J 43;7S Jl l?.;iS:^ EIec_ W 62:103-4 Jl
New Insulating material; mlcai
Ry J 43;7S Jl " "■ ~
12 '13; Power
Electric wires and wiring
alio Bureau o[ safely
B'c alia Insurance, Employers' liability
Insurance, Automobile
Club Insiirame saves 178.000 a year to mem-
bers of Los Angeles urganiziltion, Aiilomo-
blle 29:1102 D 11 '13
Insurance from the electric viewpoint. C. H.
Clark. Automobile 2S:T Ja 2 '13
, Casualty
of safety a
S 9 '13
Insurance, Employers' liability
LlabllUy insurance. F. H. Mils. Elec Ry J
41;8S1 My 17 'IS
Liability insurance In Ohio. Iron Age SI:
499-500 F 20 '13
Report of Liability Insurance committee of
Wisconsin electrical association. Elec Ry J
41:111-3 Ja 18 '13
_ .. _ , . _ entlon and lire insurance. J. John-
Insurance on mine property. W. H, Charlton.
Colliery 33:696 Jl '13
Kurance. Industrial
Ten-cent proleolive system. P. McKillop,
Mach r':»;2-3 Ag MS
Jirr alia Insurance, Employers' liability;
Perils of navtgatlon on the Hudson Bay
route. Eng N 69:222-3 Ja 30 '13
Intellectual properly. See Copyright; Patents
ity. A. Whitehead, Scl Am S n-.SSl Ap 1»
Suggestions on tooling (or Interchangeable
manufacture. Mach IBi.llS-O Mr '13
IntercoDlIng in air compreasion. R. S. Howard.
Ind Eng 13:237-40 Ja '13
Accounting of interest and discount on notes.
J; Bauer. J Account 15;248-5B, 341-50 Ap-
My '13
Fallacy of Including Interest a
'-98 .
: '13
>lcklnson. J
. Gough, J
ford and P. H,
32:1642-65 Ji '13
SuBpension Insulators suitable for 110,000-
volt transmission. J. B. Baker. II Sd Am
108:312-3 Ap G '13
Temperature and electrical insulation. C. P.
Sleinmeti! and B. Q. I^mme. Am Insl E
E Pro 32:113-23 F '13; Discussion. 32:167U-
1737 Ag '13
Uses of artiflclal Insulating materials in the
construction of electrical apparatus. H.
PaHsavant. Scl Atn B 76:47-8 J] 19 '13
Treatment of interest on manufacturing In-
veslmeni: symposium, J Account 16:231-
44, 329-35, 427-32: 16:32-4 Ap-Jl '13
fre alii Discount
Interference <llght>
Roentgen-rnv interference phenomena. Elec
W 62:1194-5 D 13 '13
Slmoilfied formula for change In order of
Interference due to changes In temperature
and presMurc of air. I. n. Priest U S Bur
Stand Dul 9;47?-81 D 15 '13
Interlake staamshlp company
Big merger of Independent lake ore carriers.
Iron Tr R 62:8S6 Ap 10 '13
Interlaken school. La Porte, Indiana
Daniel Eoone ide:i In education, il .Scl Am
Interlocking plants
Interlocking rules adopted In Wisconsin.
Elec Ry J 42:536-7 O 2B '13
Rules adopted bv the ^allro^d commission
ot Wi.fconsln. Ry & Eng R S3:llS4-6 11 20 '13
tnglnes. See Gns and oil
- for testlna materials
- __. „._js. New York, 1912. Concrete
Cem 2:206 Ap 'IS
Work and policy. B, Reltler.
J N e9:81-t
ding exposition, ISIS. See
ernatlonal congress ot refrloeratlon
-*3rnational congress of retrige"
7 61:436 Mr " ■-
International congress of refrigeration. Elec
~ Mr 1 '13
. Chicago, Sept., 1913. Eng N 70:
3(1 poncr...,.
679-81 O 2 '13
, Chicago, Sept.. 1913. Elec W 62:
630-1 S 27 '13
Third meetlnc. Clllc;
5,'i:S«7-71 S 26 "13
, Pept., 1912. Ry Age
hygiene and demo-
D.
3-30
International congress on school hygiene
Fourth congress. Buffalo, August, 1913. Heat
& Ven 10:43-5 S '13
Illumination topics at International school
hygiene congress at Buffalo. N. T.. Aug.,
1913. Klec W 62:461-6 S 6 '13
Intamatlonal electroteehnleal commission
o Ihe T-
i-plinf
L Ins
Berlin meeting. Sept., 1913. Elec W 6
S 20 '13
Meeting at Zurich, Switzerland, 1913, £
61:386-6 F 22 '13
International engineering congress, 151E
456 My 31 'IS
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INDUSTRIAL. ARTS INDEX
InUrnatlonal expeiltlon of larety and tanita-
Flrst espimltlon, Xew York, Itcc, 1913. Iron
Ago !i;':14ll-2 D IS '13
Many rttvieps on uxliihition. Iron Tr R 53:
IIL'S -
■13
IllumI
Aug.. ISIS.
411i meeting, Berlin, Gern
Blec W 82:519-20 S 13 '13
International photometric
comes the International Illumination c
mission. Klec W S2:E>1I S 13 '13
Internatlanal motor company
em-
i Ji -ir. '13
International roa4 con g mat
Leiaons from the International road conKTess.
E: 1). Sohler, Kntc Rec 68:406-7 O II '13
Sd International road consreas, London, June,
1913. Eng Rec SSiBup 53-5 Jl IB 13
3d International road congreflB at London,
1913, E. L. Corthpll. Enf[ N 70:182-4 Jl 2*
irnatlonal ly poo raph leal union
ilh aniuial cnnvenllon, Nashville, Tenn.,
1913, W. B. Prescott. pors Inland Ptr Bl:
897-903 S '13
'ntarnational union for the protection of Indui-
trlal property
Ratification of the convention of 1911. Scl Am
108:436 My 10 '13
nterruptera
: the
1 hn
.hlns n
■Ircuit.
W. Hurslyli. p:i.>'- W €.■•:]"-. ..
Mercury Interrupter. G: F. Worts. II Scl Am
109 :3S Jl 12 '13
nteratate commerce
Sie aJmi Railroads and state
nteratate comm
1 geolooical congreie
Mcclinu at Toronto. Canada. Aiigiisl 7-11,
1913. R. A. F. Itnroae. Jr. J Fr Insl ITS:
5«S-B N '13
Twelfth International geoloelcal congress at
Toronto university. Aug., 1913. Bng & MIn
J 98:372-3 Ag' 23 'iS
J. C. Jelfery. Ry Age £4:880-1 Ap
t Rec 6S:694-5 D 20 '1.
ite advances and the interata
e commission. Ity Age 55:10-1
lal convention, Richmond, Va., Aug.,
Iv Age (Mech ed) 8T:4S.-,-94 8 '13:
cond. Ry Age 55:3nn-70 Ag 2:> '13
I railway fuel aasoclallon
Eth ;innua] convention, Chicago, May, 1913.
Ry & y.ne R 53:48!i-7. 607-8 My 24-31 '13
Eth annual convention. Chicago. 1913. Hy Age
54:1178-83 My 30 "13
5th annuiil meeting. Chicago, May, 1913. Eng
N 69:114g My 29 "13
Pttpcr.i and dlacui^Hlons at Slh annual conven-
tion. Chlcigo, May. 1913, Ry Age (Mech
ert) 8T:L>8!t-9H Je '13
International railway general foremen'a aaao-
Dedslon on coal and coke rates. Ry & Bng
R E3:100-l F 1 "13
proj.osed. Ry Age 54:951 Ap 25 '13
Engineer
hi on, IC
Freight
4 '13
Commission? W: E, Hooper. Ry Age 55:
l-."i4-7 N 21 '13
Huge piece of engineering work: railway
valuation act, Eng N S9:47«-8 Mr 8 '18
Interstate commerce commission and safety
on railroads. Scl Am 109:278 O 11 '13
Interstate commerce commission orders re-
in express rates. Ry & Eng R 53:
— .JB of Commission's powers, H. T.
New-iomb. Ry ARe 54:23-4 Ja 3 '13
New Haven collision of Sept. 2, 191S: ab-
stract Of report. Ry & Eng R E3:9I3-T B 2T
T51-3 Ag 9
'13
Order
Overloading the Interstate commerce com-
mission. Eng N 69:223-4 Ja 30 'IS
Ri'port on railroad accidents, ky & Eng R
53:l:;04-6 1» 27 '13
Report on track ecales, Ry & Eng R 63:717-9.
703-4. 807-10 Ag 9, 23 -IS
Revision of express rates. Eng N 70:7I9-S0 O
union. Ry Age 54:478-
1 convention, Chicago, 1913. Ry A
9th a - .,
Ebk R G1:0S-7 Jl 19 '13
9th annual convention, Chicago, 1913, Ry Age
E5:9S-T Jl 18 '13
9th snnunl convention, Chicago, July, 1913:
papers and rrporls. fly Age «Mech ed) 87:
40S-7. 415-33 Ag '13
Reports on apprenticeship, sliop HchediileB.
9B4-7 My 2 '13
Western classification no, SI rejected. By &
Eng R 53:31-2 Ja II '13
What 1 am trying to do. F. K. Lane. Ry Age
54:871-2 Mr 21 '13
Sre aiio Railroads — Rates
Railway valuation board
Personnel, pors Eng N 6H:1019.20 My 16 '13;
Ry & Rng R E3:4t;6-7 My 17 '13
Preparing for railroad appraisal: personnel
of Board, R- •- ■=■ — " 'o...^ t •... -
'13
Ry & Elng R E3:lIE-7
Interstate commerce law
Colorado free pass investigation. Ry ft Eng
R 53:349-61 Ap 12 '13
Interurban railroad*
Award of contract for electrlflCBtlon of Mel-
bourne suburban aystem. map Blec Ry J
41:256 F g '18
menis, II plans Elec Ry J 42:1170-7. 1270-4
n K, 2ft '13
Center- en trance Interurban cars tor the Kan-
sas City. Clay County & St. Josepb rail-
way. 11 Elec Ry J lI:120-2 Ja 18 '13
Central electric railway assn.; proceedinga of
annual meeting, 1913, abstracts o( papers
and reports on car equipment maintenance.
fare registration, coupler Inatallatloa, inter-
JIne freight, etc. Elec Ry J 41:370-80 Mr I
latlon of probable operating revenue.
■="■■-■■— ■*'— Ry J 42:301.rAg 23 'II
. Fischer. EHec Ry J"42:3;
: interurtian raltnays, L:
— ' "* "20 'IS
. . . defined,
Ek-c liy J 12:1113 N 2l' '13
Interurban railway versua the city rollHar,
J. M'Phllllps. Blec Ry J 41:433-4 Ur 8 '1)
'13
Deterr
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156
INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
lnt«rurb>n railroad* —Con Unu«il.
Interurban roada In the new Indiana law.
Elec Ry J 41:617 Ap S '13
Inlerurban terminals. J. F. Hanlon. Elec Ry
J ^l:81^-6 My S '13
Kanaaa Cl^, Clay county * St. Joseph rail-
way. 11 pia-oB m&t> Biec Ry J ii:Ziz-:i Ac
New suburban line ror Philadelphia. 11 Blee
Ry J *1:B89 Mr 29 '1!
New 1 200 -volt line between Naah villa and
QallBtln, Tenn. tl plana Klec Ry J 42:173-6
OaWand. Antloch & Eastern Ry. II lty'& EnB
K 53:996-6 O 25 -11
Recent interurban construction In the far
West. Blec Ry J 41:1171-3 Mr 19 '1!
Relation of carriers tu the deielopment ot
(he territory they serve. P. Slioup. Elec
Ity J 12:821 O IB '13
Relation of Interurban freight service to the
high cost of living- B: C. Spring. Elec Ry
J 41:171 Ja ti -It
Report of Jolm committee of Am. electric
railway enKineerlng and Tmnsportation and
irafnc BBBoclallonB on train operation for
Interurban service. Elec Ry 3 4I:T8i-3 O IG
'13
Rhine high-tension direct-current railways. II
mnp Elec llv J 42:9«2-fi N 1 '13
Through routes calnblished: St. Louis, Spring-
field & Peoria el al, v. Peoria A Pekin
union, Ry Age 64:47S-9 Mr H '11
Through routes ordered among interurban
lines. Ry £ Gng R fi3:691-3 Jl 19 '13
8rt aI«o Electric nilmada
Inundations, See Floods
Scl Am S 76:228-7 O
Dra use ullra-vlolel rays. 11 dlapa
9:335-6 N 1 -13
: A. Du Puy. Scl
Inventor and hia 'reward. L. W. Smith. Sd
Am 108:31 Ja 11 'IS
Inventors and inventions. Scl Am 108:292 Mr
29 '13
Letters patent In relation to modern Indus-
108:8-9 Ja 4 -IS
Modern industrial hIrlh-rJte. H, M. Kahler.
Am Ind M:Il-3 D 13
Principle ot reversal: a suBgeatlon for In-
Protection ot Intellectual property In relation
to chemical Industry. L. H. Buekeland. Met
& Chem Eng 11:31-6 Ja '13
Quelles sunt les dix plus Brando.q Inventions
Sol Am S 76:346-7 N ^3 '13 ' '
Rewarding the Inventor. C. F, Jenkins. Scl
Am 109r237 S 20 '18
Simple methods In model -making: how soft
wood and cardboard can be used. P. Col-
lins. II Scl Am 109:66 Jl 26 '13
Slrint of Invention: the keynote of our mod-
em age. F. W. Psj-ker. Scl Am S 76:71 Ag
2 'It
Ten grcalest Invetidons, ScE Am 109:243, 333
S 27. N 1 '13
Ten greatest invention*. J. H, Boyden- Scl
Am 109:383 O 11 '13
Value ot Inventions. S: H. Kennedy. Scl Am
108:375 Ap 26 '13
tlm_.
'IS
What f
' C. «
e the
II, Sd Am S 76:310-1 N 1
[) grestest Inventions of ot
lowe, Scl Am 109:368 N
t inventions of o\
; I. Wym
Wliat are the ten greatest Inventions of o
.. diags Si'l Am
S 76:374-5 D 13 '13
See alio Patents
Inventories
Rewarding the Inventor. C. F. Jenkins. Scl
Am 109:227 S 20 '13
Inventors' guild
Preliminary report to the Inventors' guild:
the guild's relation to patent practise. F.
L, O. WadHworth. Scl Am 8 7^:146-7. 166,
178-9 Mr 8-22 '13
H:16-7
I-, Barr. Am Ind
i 30 '11
Private Irrigation proji
T: Berry. Eng N 70:83j.
Iowa sleetrlcal association
I3th annual convention, Waterloo, Iowa, 1913.
Elec W 61:920-1 My 3 '13
2Gth annual convention, Sioux City, Jan.. 191J.
II Dom Eng «L':1ID-1 Ja -ib '13
Iowa street A Interurban railway association
Tenth annual convention. Waterloo, 1913.
Elt^c Ry J 41:812-6 My 3 '13
Iron
i.'leanins of stpel and Iron, C. S. Thompson.
-Metal Ind n s ll:11!l-2n O '13
Coloring iron and steel products. E. F. Lake.
Mach 19:7;s-9 Je '13
Corrosion of Iron and overvoltage. Met &
Chem Eng ll:28a-90 My '13
rviifcnl rHnuM Ai and A3 Of pure Iron. G.
- - - II dlagB Am
„ (iz:zbai-»i " ""■ "■-
Electroiytic corrosion ot iron In soils. Eng
Rec 63:31-5 Jl 12 '13
Electrolytic corrosion ot Iron In soils. B,
McCullum and K. H. I.ogan, Am Inst E K
Pro 32:1616-76 Jl '11
Electrolytic theory of the corrosion ot Iron,
B, Uimlierl. Met & Chem Eng 11:272-4
My '13
Engineering malerlals, C, A, McAllister. Int
Marine ESig 18:S3-6 F '13
Fluidity of Iron, W: J: Keep, Foundry 41:310
Ag '13
Ingol Iron, II Ry Age 55:112-4 Jl 18 '13
Mining engineers discuss Iron and steel top-
ics. Iron Tr 11 :,3:7«l-2 O 21 '13
RuKling of Iron. Scl Am 108:67 Ja IS '13
Selecting and specifying protective coats for
Iron and Meet. J. C. Smith. Eng H 44:334>
9 D '12
Strength and ductility of Iron, ateel and
bronzes at high temperatures, ESng N 69:
372-4 F 20 'II
8cc alHo Annealing; Blast furnaces: Cast
Iron; Corrosion and anti -corrosives; Found-
ly practice; Oalvanlzing; Hardware: Iron
f.mndlng: Iron industry: Iron mines and
mining; Iron ores; Ironwork; Pickling (met-
als); Fig Iron; Slag; Steel: Wrought Iron
Analysis
Application or Ihe electric resistance furnace
to determination ot oxygen In iron and
sleel. it. II. McMlllen, 11 Iron Age 91:
luK-g Ja lu '13; Same, Mel & Chem Eng
il:S6-7 F '11
Determination ot oxygen In Iron and steel.
Iron Age !nl:i!!'«-l Ag 7 '13
Determination of oxygen In Iron and steel. A.
S. Cuahman: R. H. McHlllen. Uet A Chem
Eng 11:176-7 Ap '18
.cdcbui
letiioi
i-len
Iron
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INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
Methods of the United Stntes steel corpora-
tion for (he commercial sampling and ana-
tysla ot ple-lron. J. M. Camp. Am Inat Mln
E Bui 71:279-308 F '13
arly use of the
Ak
orks. P.
I -13
. Age 32:iM
it Iron— Testing
Iron, Wrought, See Wrought Iron
Iron alloy*
Ferro- (Itanium alloy In the manufacture ot
Iron and aloel. Cr V. Slocum. 11 Scl Am
108:^12 Je 7 '13
Non-corrosive Iron alloy; durlron. Bng N 89:
G63 Mr 20 '13
Tarid hearlnss on schedule! B sod C. Bleo
equilibrium
_j 'la
WtttorfT's Iron-carbo . „
tl. Slnughton. 11 Am Inst .Mln B Uul 74:227-
37 F '13
Ace alio Ferromanganese; Ferrovanadlum
Iron and steal electrical engineers. See Asso-
ciation of Iron and steel electrical engln-
B, ... ., May. 1913. Iron
Age 91:llSl-< My IE '13
Dlsdisslona on papers at nrussels meeling.
Iron Age 9!:6«9-71 S 2u '13
Iron and staal institute, Amaricsn. See Amer-
ican iron and steel Institute
Iron founding
Aluminum as flux. R. Qrlmahaw. Uetal Ind
Better nielllng ratio. W: J: Keep. Foundry
4t:10T Mr 'la
Calrulatlng mixtures fur malleable cast Iron.
H. Hemenway. Foundry 41:161-5. 4*7-601 O-
N '13
Electric turnacea In Iron and brass foundries.
E. K. Scott. Foundry 41;!7»-S1 S '18
First and last iron from the cupola. W: J:
Keep. P^>undry 41:117 Hr 'IS
Foundry pig Iron smelted In electric fur-
nace operations of Noble electric a I eel
CO.. Heroult, Cal. II Iron Tr R 63:493-7 B
IS '13
□ray Iron formed In delicate shapes. 11 Iron
Afie 9:;:1096 N 13 '13
Gray Iron mixtures for motor car castings. H.
B. Swan. II Iron Tr It 63;!IS3-8 N 27 'IS
I,Brge water wheels for Keokuk power plant:
problems Involved In moldinB. II Iron Tr It
62:407-10 F 13 '13; Same. Foundry 41:109-
II Mr -la
Melting dlfflculllea. W. J. Keep. Foundry 11:
188 My '13
New method ot moldlnr cast Iron Are pota.
II Foundry 11:205-6 My '13
Removing; sulphur from molten cast iron.
dlag Iron Age 92:1325-6 D 11 '13
Secrets of automobile casting manufacture.
11 Foundry 41:281-71 Jl '13
Trouhles of miilleable foundries. R: Moldenho.
Iron Age !l2:i)33-41 O 23 '13; Same. Foun-
dry 11:471-3 N '13
Use of chills. W. J. Keep. Foundry 41:182
My —
Iron Industry and trade _
Alabama Iron market. L. W. Friedman. Ste
A Mln J 96:82 Ja 11 '13
British trade booms in 1913. J. Horton. Iron
Tr R 52:10i-l<l Ja 2 "13
Canadian Iron In I9I8. Bng « Min J 98:684
S 27 '13
Chairman Topping on Iron and steel tarllT;
argument against Underwood bill. Iron Ass
91:206-7, 227-8 Ja 16 '13
B. C. Eckel. Iron Tr R 53:31S-6U Ag :!1
■13
Distribution of rolled pniducts. Iron Age 92:
45fi-8 Ag 2S '13
European ore disappears from eastern mar-
ket. C. J. Stark. II Iron Tr R 62:146-61 Ja
Export trade In iron and steel in 1912. Iron
Age 91:263 Ja 23 '13
Finished products make rapid Increase In ex-
ports — Imports continue to decline. Iron Tr
R 62:691 Mr 8 '18
Foundry Iron prices at CInclnnoll and Chi-
cago: a record of 37 years. Iron Age 91:
3S2 F 6 '13
Germany highly prosperous In spite of wars.
Iron Tr H 63:S3-t ja 2 '13
mliiee. Iron Tr it 52:263-6 Ja 23 '13
nd metal markets. See Weekly num-
of the Iron age
-' ■ ■- -"-i, J-. Hobart Eng & Mln
J 96:80-2 Ja 1
I Jobbing warehouse; handling
miiterlol at itoehm & Davl-
letrolt. 11 plan Iron Age 92:
vn capacity and prospects. Bng & Hln J
98:389 As 28 'IS
nn market and Its reviewers. Iron Age 91:
897-8 Ap 10 '13
'on mining industry. Eng A Min J 98:400
Ag 30 '13
on trade In 1912; Fitlsburgh, Philadelphia,
Chicago. Cincinnati. Iron Age 91:7B-85 Ja
2 '13
Lake Superior Iron ore ti
Wood bridge. Iron Age 9
„■*" \
existing in 1
le In 1912. D. E.
103-5 Ja 2 '13
or report; condl-
ron Age 91:961-6
New Underwood bill; Iron ore and rails
placed on the free list. Iron Tr R 82:878-8
Ap 10 '18
Noteworthy year In Iron and steel. Met &
Chem Eng 11:3-1 la 'IS
Our effective blast furnace capacity. Iroh
Age 91:669-70 Mr 13 '13
Our foreign Iron and sleel trade In 1912. Iron
Age 91:600 Mr 6 '13
Pig Iron curtailment. Iron Age 92:10fi1-5 N
6 '13
Pittaburgh iron and steel markets. B. E. V.
Lutr. Eng & Min J 96:83-1 Ja 11 '13
Plate, sheet and tin plate production In ISIS.
Iron Age 91:1400-1 Je 6 '18
22 '13
Ri'cord -breaking Iron ore shipments in 19i;
II Iron Tr R 62:101-6 Ja 2 '13
Remarkable sh>-et and lln plate production
Iron Age 91:1439-10 Je 12 13
Review of conditions In Irnde centers. Se
weekly numbers of the Iron trade revlet
Southern pig Iron steadily advanred in prhe
in 1912. S. G.
22 Ja 2 '13
Unprecedented *
Tr R 62:1 IB-
iperlty in Russia.
: 62:111-6 Jft 2 ■
nendoUB activity In Chicago dls-
!. ISoyer. Iron Tr R 52:94-6 Ja 2
Iron metallurgy
Beneficlallon of lalie iron ores. H. E. Wood-
bridge. EUK & Mln J 95:311-2 F S '13
Chemical reactions of the puddling process.
T: Turner. Iron Age 91:888-9 Ap 10 'IS
Digitized by VjOOQIC
INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
Iron mfttallurBy ^ — Conlinwd.
Concentrating low-grade Iron ores In Michi-
gan. 1) plan Met & Clieni Etig 11 :35fi-7 Je
Cnncpntratlon of Iron-oren. C. Q- Payne. Am
Inst Min E Bui T&:S:i9-33 Mr '13
Coneentratlnn of Iron-orex: dlscusiilon of (he
paper of N. V. Hansell. F. L. Grammer:
II. H. Kichards. Am Inst MIn E Bui J7:
XST-Sl My '13
<:^unc en t ration of low-grade Iron ores at Di-
urlte, Mich. 11 plan Kng & Mln J !J5:I016-
8 My IT -IZ
Deaulphurliatlon of New Jersey Iron ore. II
dlag Iron Tr R 5Z;2ST-3 Ja JO 'IS
Electric furnace In the production of Iron
from ore: discussion of present status and
comparison of Scandinavian and Callfor-
nlan practices. D. A. Lyon. II Met A Chern
Ens ll:lE-9 Ja 13; Same. Bel Am 8 TG:
381-3 Je 14 '13
Electric heutlnj; and the removal of phos-
phorus from Iron. A. K. Greene. Am Inet
MUn K Bui 74:26!i-T7 F '13
Electric ameltlnE of Iron ore In Callfomla-
II Iron Aee 92;124-6 Jl 17 '13
Electrolytic production of Iron iheeta and
tubes, etc K. W. Palmar and J. A. Brln-
ell. Met ft Chem Bng llilST-SOI Ap '11
Ooltra process (or eoncenlratlng Iron ores.
Eng & Mtn J 9S:<75-6 Mr 1 13
Irwn blast furnace and the characterlallcs
of It fuels, J. E. Johnson, Jr. Met & Chem
Eng ll:fiS7-91 D '13
Iron breakouts In blast furnaces, dlag Iron
Age 91:822-3 Ap 3 '13
Iron concentrator of unusual design. I,. O.
Kellogg. II Eng A Mln J »«:24S-rAK > 'l>
Iron-ore concentration: commerctalhr nssd
methods In the United BtatM. N. V. Han-
seU. Bng U 14:76T-T1 F '11
Magnetite In maltes and alags. J. W. Ben-
nte, Eng ft Mln J 9fi:1213 D 27 "13
Wagnelitt tn mattes and alass. E. W. Wal-
ler, Eng & Mln J 95:213-4 Ja 2S '13
Metallurgy of Iron and sleel. B. Stoughton.
Eng ft Mtn J Ii6:98-in3 Ja, 11 '13
MIcr
ereJ I
... (i. kliigh. II Am Inst Mln E Bui
77:HI3-28 My '13
PIb Iron and Its method of m.inufaclure. J: J-
PoHer. II Iron Tr II :.2:61-75 Ja 1 '13
Prngress In the metallurgy ot Iron and steel.
R Stoughton. Iron Age 91:12-4 Ja 2 '13
Reactions In the blast furnace. lo.n Age 92;
IIBT-K N 20 '13
H°ducllon of ferric oxide by ferrous sul-
iihlde. L: T, Wright. Eng & Mln J 96:S25.6
. _ '13
.Separation of Iron and m
Mln J 96:377-8 F IB "13
»nielling Iron electrically li
H, J, Hanson, II Iron Ti
Rng ft
ganeae m
W-M Jl I
I ,
. II 1
'B(e alti) Bla.it furnaces; Iron alloys
Iron mine* anil mining
Close work In Iron mining: Alabama Clinton
reserves; New York Clinton ores. D. B,
Woodbrldge. Eng ft Mln J 96:H>E-t S I> 'IS
Lake Superior and Cuban Iron ore8,_ D. A.
din J
1 in 1
Valuation
' iro
IL Flnlay. Iron Tr R 52:618-21 P 37 ■13:
S«ini-. .\m Inst Mln 10 Itul 7,-j:187-ri02 Mr
■1.1; .'iiime Iron Aire 91:fi'.f-S Mr 13 '1.1; Ex-
i-iirpts. Eng & Min J !'ri:l>3'>-in My 10 '13:
1>l»cirsslon. Am Inst Mln E Bui 77:915-40,
32:2003-8 Mr, My '13
Bng A Mln J 95:
Valuation of Iron mines.
477-S Mr 1 '13
Alabama
Iron mining methods and costs In Alabai
I>. E. Woodbrldge. Iron Age 9Z;SS8-9
11 '13
Tr R 6i:459-SZ F 20 '13
Iron ore resources of Chile. C: Vattler. Eng
ft Mln J 95:234-6 Ja iS '13
Tofo Iron mlnea In Coqulmbo. Chile. Iron
Age 91:427 F 13 '13
Cuban Iron ore reserves. D. Whltalcer. Eng
M 4E:2G3-4 N '13
Cuban ore beds; world's Breateat Iraa-ora
deposits. D. A. Willay. 11 Eng H *iMl-i»
Mr -18
Vast ore deposits of lAiba. H: Hale. Bel Am
10»:142 Ac 21 'IS
MIchloan
Applied geology, Michigan Iron ranges. P.
B. McDonall. dlags Bng ft Mln J 9S:£0S-10
Ag 2 '18: Same, gel Am 8 76:235 O 11 'IS
Busy year on the old ranges of I-ahe Su-
perior. M. P. Vounga. Iron Tr R 52:168-71
— . 9 '13
elopmi
McDona
'13
Itevelopmentfl on the Michigan Iron rBi
BnR A Mln J Sfi:777-8 O 25 '11
" ' on the L.ake Superior r
Michigan Iroi
Ag SO '18
Rogers mine. Iron River. Mich. Eng ft Mln
J 85:227-8 Ja 25 '13
Sanitation In minea and mine towns. Lake
Superior region. W, H. Moulton. Iron Age
92:475-6 Ag 28 '13; Same, Eng & Mln J S6:
391-2 Ag i1 '13
Mlnneiota
"l29B*"je"2
II map Eng ft Mln J 96;119!)-1203 D 27 '13
Outline of Mesabl topillclni
Bng A Mln J g6:G7S-W S S
Underground costs In Minnesota Iron mlnlnf.
Eng ft Mln J 96:408 Ag 80 '18
New York
Masnetlte mlnee near Port Henry, N. T. L.
O. Kellogg. II Eng A Mln J 96:863-8 N 8
Methuselah among American mlnea: the
Sterling Iron mine, New York. L. O. Kel-
logg, II Eng ft Mln J 96:431.3 S 6 '13
Note^ on Lake Chaniplain Iron mines. 1,. O,
KellORg. Eng ft Min J 96:1065-7 D 6 'IS
MInlne magnetite hy ateam shovel in Swed-
en. A, S, Itiie. II lion Tr R .13:95.1-60 N 27
■13
United State*
American Iron-ore reaerves, E, C. Eckel, Bng
M 44:7-16 O "12
Mining Iron ore In eaatem and southern
st.itcH. n, K, Woodbrldge. Iron Tr R 53;
379-8(1 A« 28 '13
Wltconsln
Montreal Iron mine. Gogebic range. Wis. 11
Eng ft Mln J 95:956-8 My 10 '13
Iron molder's union
B. C. BckeL
Digitized by VjOOQIC
INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
Iron or«> — CoitHnutd.
Applied KeolOKy. Mlchlsan Iron ranges. P. B.
McDonald, dlan Bns & Mln J SS:iOS-10
As ! '13; Same, Scl Am 8 7B:!Sll O 11 'IS
Brown Iron ores as cavity till Inn. B. C
Eokel, 11 Ens & Mln J 96;l-£ Jl B "IS
C^romlferous Iron ores of Greece. Iron Tr
R 53:624 O 9 "13
Coke and Iron ore freight rale decisions.
Iron Afte 91:1478-80 Jc 19 '13
Coleralne Iron oro waahlnK plan). J: U. Seb-
enluB. II plan Iron Age 92:452.6, 479-80
Ag 28 '13
Cuban Iron-ore reservea. D. Whltaker. Eng M
4fi:263-4 N '13
Cuban ore beds; world'a greateit Iron-ore de-
poBlts. D. A. Wllley. 11 BnE U tt:leT-gt
Hr '13
DevelopmentB on Mkhlsan
-. McDonald, II Eng & Ml
33 '18
5-9 Ak
:. C. J. Stark, fl Iron Tr R 52:145-51 Ja
3 13
BxperlmenlB with titanlteroiis ores by Me-
Intyre Iron co. Iron Tr R 53:T9T-8 O 30 '13
Extent of the Chilian Iron ore deposita. map
Iron Tr R 52:459-6! F 20 '13
. Aliell. Iron A^e 92:514-5 B 4 '13
n ore depoHllB of the BOUthern Btatea. E.
!. Eckel. 11 map Iron Tr R 52:77-83 Ja 2
: Vattler, Eng
article
leii. Eng &. Mil
i testify (or U.
_. H.
<S:SOS Mr 8
Ore shipments from Lake Superior raoKea.
Iron Tr R 62:688-9 Mr S '1!
Position or the tltanlferoua ma«^etlter BnK
& Min J 98:678-9 O 11 '13
Texas Iron ore depooltH. R. T.lnlon. II map
Bnt- & Win J M:llB3-fi D 20 '13
Tltanlferous Iron ore Investigation. Enir *
Mln J 9e:«Bl O 4 '13
THanlferous Iron-ore myth. Eng A Mln J M:
705-6 O U 'IS
TItnnlferoue Iron ores In the United States.
their compOBlllon and economic value. J.
T. SlnBCwald, Jr. 11 IT S Bur Mines Bui
S4:l-t41 '13
Vaat ore deposits of Cub*. H: Hale. Sol Am
109:142 Ag £3 '13
Veneiuelan Iron ore development. 11 map Iron
Tr R 52:686-7 Mr SO '13
53:716-6 O 16 'IS
Kee ainn Iron Industry:
Iron mines and mining
on rust. Pee CorroBlor
metallurgy:
, Leadvllle. Cola.
r 1912. Eng & Mln J 95:860 Ap
!^ee Iron Industry and trade
I work. See Ironwork
.3:683-4 O 16 '13
& Mln J 95:::34-6 Ja 25 '.,
on-ores of the South range of the Cuyuna
district. Minnesota. C. Zapffe and W, A.
BarrowB. ]r. Am Inst Mln E Bui 74:215-
M F 'IS
Lake Superior and Cuban Iran ores. D. A.
WlUey. II Mines ft Mln I3:>4I)-1 Ja '13
Lake Superior Iron ore district. D. B. Wood-
brldse. Ens & Mln J 95:85-6 Ja 11 13
Lake Superior Iron ore leases. C, ZapIIe. Eng
ft Mln J 95:338 F 8 '13
Lake Superior Iron-ore outlook for 1914. Eng
ft Mln J 96:869-70 N 8 '13
Letter to Harper's weekly correcting
Iron and steel output cut down by Doods.
Iron Age 91:861-4 Ap 3 '13
Iron making In New York harbor. Iron Ago
92;9IS O 23 '13
Iron emeltlnu; In Maryland In the I8th cen-
tury. H: W. Lewis. 11 Iron Tr R 63:469-
60 S 11 '13
New iron and steel works construction. Iron
Age 91:105,122-7 Ja 2 '13
Rehabilitation from Ihe Dayton Hood. K. G.
Martin. II Iron Age 91:1112-5 My 8 '13
Situation In the Hooded districts. Iron Age
91:917-9 Ap 10 '13
Utility of efnclency-rpoords in the manufac-
ture of Iron. J: J. Porter. Am Inst Mln B
Bui 76:643-53 Ap 'IS
Hce also Foundries: Voungxtiiu'n sheet ;ind
Ironwork
Uanufacttjre o( chilled Iron car wheels. F: C
Weber. Met ft Chem Bng 11:92-4 F '13
fire alto Forging; Iron Industry: Metal
work; Welding; Wrought Iron
Ironwork, Artistic
Artistic treatment of cast Iron. B. J. Fletcher.
Foundry 41:364-6 S '13
Early American hardware: an Interestlnc
collection of Dutch -colonial examples. O:
W. Nash. 11 Arch Hec 84:Si9-3S O IS
Ironworkers
Accidents and diseases of Ironworkers. P.
Roepke. Ind Eng 13:52-3 F '13
Irrigation
Agriculture, electricity and irrleatlon: elec-
trically driven pump. P. A. Bates. 11 Scl
Am 108:472 My 24 '13
mento valley project. E. C. Milla. II Eng
Rec 67:662-4 Je 14 '13
Duty o( water tor Irrigation; amount and
character of water losses as determined by
extensive studies In Idaho. Eng Rec 67:305-
6 Mr 16 '13
Engineering principles applied to farm irri-
gation. A. L. Harris. 11 Eng N 70:1172-5 D
'IS
Hydraulic laboratory lor Irrigation Investiga-
tions. Fort Collins, Colo. V. M. Cone. H
plan Eng N 70:662-5 O 2 'IS
Irrigation and the nefd for hvdrographlc sur-
veys. Eng Rei- 67:566 My 21 '13
Irrlgallon pumping plants. Eng Rec 68:6S-4
Jl 12 '13
Module or constant -discharge device for Ir-
rigation works, plan Eng N 69:602 Mr 13
Permanent fertility of Irrigated lands. Eng
Rec 67:171 F 16 '18
Private irrigation project as an Investment.
T; Berry. Eng N 70:854-6 O 30 '13
Reinforced -concrete chutes on Boise project.
F. W. Hanna. II Eng Rec 67:600-1 My 3
Reservoir and cannl losBes In Irrigation. 11
Eng N 69:619-23 Mr 2' '13
Seasonal duty of Irrigation water; conclu-
sions tiased on observations made In Ihe
Boise vallev, Idaho. F. W. Hanna. Eng Rec
67:90-1 Ja 25 'IS
Seepage losses In Irrigation systems; their
economic significance. E. O. Hopson. II Scl
Am S 75:56-9 Ja 25 'IS
Selling water by current meter measurement
J. C. Allison. i1 Bng N 69:66-70 Ja 9 '13
Value of snow surveys In IrrlgBllOn: meth-
ods for predicllng run-oft from snow-clad
mountain areas. J. C, Alter. II Eng U 45;
737-40 Ag 'IJ
What Is the matter with irrigation? Eng
N 69:1237-40 Je 12 '13
See olso Dama: Drainage: Irrigation ca-
nals: Reservoirs; Water rights
Digitized by VjOOQIC
INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
Cost of Irrtgatlon works p.. --„.,
with water. Eng N fi9;]008-9 My IB 'l3
C;oat of reclamation service and Other Irri-
gation projects In CDlarado. J: E. Field.
Katlon projects in Colt
EnK N T0:3t8-eB Ag 21 ..
Unestimated cost In the development of Ir-
rtgatlon proJectH. Eng Rec 67:510-1. 629-30
My 10 'U
Unestlmated cost In the flevelopment of Ir-
rigaiion projects. C: K. Fox. Eng flee 6T:
G20 My 31 M*
IrrlKB
\rliDna
jrilder. 11 map Eng Bee 6S;2O0.i; 21i.t
Ag 23-30 '13
BaDylonIa
Reclamation of ancient Babylonia by Irriga-
tion. E. J. Banks, il map Eng N 69:468-3
Mr 6 '13
California
nia. il Eng N 70:748 O 16 '13
Study of Irrigation heads In the Modesto and
Turlock Irrigation dlBtrlcta. Cal. Eng N TO:
G02-3 S 11 13
We 11 -water Irrigation ayateni In sou them Cal-
ifornia. 11 plan Eng Rec «?:S4I Mr 1 'IS
5-6 D 20 '13
Philippine lalandi
Public works In the Philippine Islands
tlon t ... ..
map Eng N 70:608-13 9 1
United States
Federal report on Carey act Irrigation pro-
jects. Eng N 69:1321 Je 26 "13
Government irrlRnlion work. P. K. \Mne. Elng
N 70:1322 D 25 '13
Irrigation water-supply for the Pima Indiana.
A. P. Davis. 11 Eng N 70:9S6-7 N 13 '13
Ten years of government Irrigation work; re-
view of actlvltlea and experiences of U, S.
reclamation service since passage ol New-
lands act. Eng Hec 67:128-90 F 1 '13: Same.
Scl Am S 76:142-3 Mr 1 'II
Utah
■13
Wapalo Irrigation project In northern Wash-
ington. Eng Bee 67:11-2 ja 4 '13
Irrigation canals
Facta ahout peroolatlon from canals. W. C.
Hammatt, dings Ent: N 70:8Sl-2 O 10 '13
Uning an irrigation ditch with Hess metal-
lic numing, E. M. Chandler. 11 Eng N TO:
'U
Inforoed i
Eng N 69:620-3 My 27 '13
Eng N 70:402-5 Ag 28 'IS
Ishlkarl river, Japan
Precipitation and runoff; with special re-
lation to ice condillons. B. Okazakl. plana
Eng N 70:850-2 O 30 '13
Island!, Floating. See Floating ialanda
lathmlan canal commlsalon
Extracts from annual report of lathmlan
" ■ Ion. G: W. Goethals. Eng N
70:1122-6 D I
'13
J
Jack!
Jock tor pulling drill rods and sounding bare.
plan Eng Rec 67:87 Ja 11 '13
New design of Journal Jack. Il Am Bng 87:
Jalli. See PHsons
Jamaica, New Vark
Jamaica Improvement of the t<ing Island
railroad. II plans Eng Beo 67:46-7 Ja II 'II
Long Island improvemenla al Jamaica, II
map plana Uy Age 66;lS3-9 Ag 1 '13
Jamea. Arthur Curtlea
Country estate of Arthur Curtlss James:
... .__|| ^ pijg 46:439.51 ^ '13
CoBt of reclamation service and other Irriga-
tion projecta in Colorado. J: B. Field. Eng
N 70:348-65 Ag 21 '13
Twin Falla-Oakley irrigation project. A. M.
Korsmo. 11 plans Eng N 69:l>16-21 Mr 13 '13
Oregon state Irrigation c
Japar
-"^i-rrpi
Print
Econo
1481
A. P. Broadhead.
nd varnishing
C. Bleloch, Inland Ptr
50:676-7 F '13'
Jersey city, New Jersey
Education
School that trains boya for shop work; the
Wllllnm L. Dickinson high school. B; K.
Hammond, il Moch 19:749-63 Je "13
Problems in removing sand Columbia river
bar. Eng Iter 68:731 D 27 '13
.,..,.....,. — .,.._._... p^y_ (,^1 jgtiies. Eng
■">!
lamping work In Jigs, diags Mach 20:300-3
J. M. Henry. dIags
D '13
Drill Jig for __
Am Mach 38:786-7 My 8 .„
Economy In tool design. B. H. Pratt. dIags
Mach 20:3«-40 S '13
Jig for milling an Irregular shaped guide.
C. F. Meyer, dlags Mach 19:359-61 Ja '13
Jig for milling cam slots. C. F. Meyer, diaga
Mnch 10:61-5 S '12
Making of bushings for drill Jigs. F. B. Ja-
cobs, dlags MacTi 19:12-5 S '12
Rotating Jig for drilling connecting-rods. II
ach 19:882 Jl '
- ■■■ Jig , -
■niB. C. F. Mey
Dry conoentralion and separation of min-
erals: the Plumb pneumatic Jig. II Met &
Chem Eng 11:722-4 n '13
Plumb pneumatic Jig. E: K. Wiard. II Eng
& Mln J 96:1090-1 D 6 '13
Woodbury allme clasalder. E: T. Wright
plan Colliery 38:39T-S F '13
Job compcaltlon. See Typesetting— .Job work
Joint committee on concrete and reinforced
concrete
Abalract of second report. Eng N 69:368-64
F 6 '13
Second report: a review. Eng N t9:S73-4 F
6 '13
Joints (geology)
I^ws of jointing. R. Stevens. Am Inst Mln
B Bui 79:1285-1303 Jl '13
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INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
Jollet, lirtnots
Railroad*
Newly completed union Blatlon at Jollet. II
plan Ens Rec eT:T4-E Ja 18 '13
Track elevation at JoUel. map plan Ene N
Sa:962-5 My B '13
Jones, Howard M., 1874-
Sketch. por Ry & Eng- B S3:4CE My IT '13
J one*, inlgo, 1ST3-16S2
Contrlbuilona to the history ot the English
playhouse. H. Bell. II Arch Rec 33:262-7 Mr
■13
Journallitn
Science and Joumallam. Scl Am 10g:4SS My
10 13
Kte airo FMIIIng: House organ:): Traile
Stre
My 2
itlon. Erg N 89:1063-7
Unl
.. . lubway conatructlon In Kanias City.
II dlags Eng Rec 68:228-30 Ak 30 'It
inaaa City, Clay County A St. Joseph rail*
3ulld1ng a IZOO-volt electric railway. R. P.
Woods. II plan map Enit N 70:688-»4 O »
■IS
Kama* aa>. _ _ . _
railway association
16Ih annual convention
electric light .
ctty.
_.. .__ . ..trlcal
fraternity. E. C. Bennett. Blec W 6Z:14t-<
Jl 19 'IJ
Judge*
Technically trained Judtres to decide patent
easeH. C. A. F. Turner, Eng N 69:1241 Je
12 '13
Jnngfrau railway. II Scl Am ]09;160 N 8 '13
Junior Institution of engineers, Great Britain
Making membership In an engineering; so-
ciety a tangible asset. Bng N 70:16S-11 Ag
21 'It
Junkers engine
Junkers engine. F. E, Junge. U Power 37;
120.1. 417-8 J.i 2S. Mr 25 '13
Junkers vs. Diesel engine. A. M. Levin. Pow-
er 37:671-2 My 13 "IS
.1. — . ,nn t_„... .. — arine
Rng
ntlon, Kansas City, Kan..
r. 1913. Dom Eng 62:317-20 Mr 16 '13
632 JeT "13"
falley
!(lon BRalnst floods, j. Y. Oleaon. map
7:631-2 Jo
Mlnlnt; and treatment ot feldspar and kaolin,
A. a. Watts, il map U S Bur Mines But 63:
1-164 -13
Kami timnellng machine. O. J. Grimes, II Eng
N 69:470-1 Mr 8 '13
Katanga
Copper El DtrtHo In mid -Africa— the Katan-
ga. C: F, Talman. map Scl Am 108:4EO My
Kathode rays. -Si-e Cathode rays
land. Elec W «E:1
Manufacturers and the Kahn law
92:1240 N 27 '13
Remarkable offer by the United Slates gov-
rlghts. EnK N 7i
Northern railway of Cameroon. 11 Sol Am S
TB:84 F 8 'IS
Kanaas City, Missouri
L.and-tax system or beneni aBsensments for
public Improvements. O: Keasler. Eng N
6ft:103« My 15 '13
Public cimforl stations at Kansas City. Mo.
Dom Eng 62:2-7 Ja 1 '13
Kansas City park system. J. H. Lowry. 11
Munlc Eng 44:2-7 Jft '13
Beautifying Kansas City union station sur-
roundings. B. J. Lubschei, II Munlc Eng
44:463-4 My '13
Construction work of tbe Kansas City termi-
nal Ry. 11 Ry ft Eng B 63:225-30 Mr 15 '13
Kansas CItv passenger lerminal. II plan map
Ry Age 54:1121-8 My 23 '13
Kansas Cliy terminal railway, li plan map
Eng N 70:237-44 Ag 7 'IS
Rapid transit
Franchise negotiations In Kansas City re-
sumed, Rlec Ry J 41:1031 Je 7 '13
Franchise progress in Kaneas City. Elec Ry
J 42:460-70. ElO-l S 20-27 '13
Kansas City appraisals. Elec By J 41:38) Hr
- "13
1:718-20 Ap 19 ■IS
Arch Rec 34:3S5."4bTn 'iil '
Kemp, James Furman, 1869-
James P\irman Kemp, president. Am. Inat.
M. E. P. D. Adams. Eng N 69:199-200 Ja
30 13
Portrait. Eng N «9;19«a Ja SO 'IS
Kensko reservoir
New York city's water supply system, tl Scl
Am 3 75:140 Mr 1 '13
Traveling plant for casting concrete blocks
for Kensl™ dam, Valhalla. N. Y. 11 Eng
Bee 67:528 My 10 '13
Kentucky state association Of master plumlwre
9lh annual convention, Covington, April,
1913. Horn Eng 63:96-8 Ap 26 '13
Keokuk, Iowa
Historical review of the Keokuk hydroelec-
tric development. 11 Elec w 62:462-4 S t '11
Hugh L. Cooper, who bulli the Keokuk dam.
W. P, Green, Sd Am 109:366 N 8 '13
Mississippi look at Keokuk. 11 Eng N 70:964-72
Opening of tlir world's greatest power plant
at Keokuk, II Scl Am 103:212-3 8 13 '1,1
World's largest wBler-power plant. II plans
Elec W 61:1157-63 My 31 '13
Kerosene
DifUciillIes in kerosene carburelion. Auto-
miiliile 2S:W3 My 8 '13
Fuel economics of the oil engine. J; A. Secor.
Iron Age 91:974-6 Ap 17 'IS
Gasoline and kerosene situation. J: A. Secor.
.sjcl Am 108:459 My 17 '13
Kerosene for flteel heating furnaces. H, C,
Splllmiin. it plan Mnch 20:125-8 O '13
Power from kerosene: a system whereby oil,
kerosene and distillates are used In the
ordinary type of gas engine, L. W. Ellla and
W. R. Dray. 11 Scl Am S 76:106-8 F 16 'IS;
Excerpts. Scl Am 108:248-7 Mr IG 'IS
S. A, E, talks kerosene. Automobile 2S:5BS
Mr 8 'II
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INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
... ... „ — 4 O '13;
Same. Scl Am S 7S:292.4 N S 'J3
Ubo of kerosene In motor. Automobile 28:
SOS Mr 6 '13
Vaporizing kerosene by partial combustion,
.Scl Am 109HIS-3 N 29 'U
Waning supply of gasoline. J: A. Secor. Scl
Am S TE;iTl-2 Ap 26 '13
See also Gas and oil engines; Petroleum
Keroiena enalnes. See Qat and oil engines
Kerr lake mining co., Cobalt, Canada
Kerr lake mining company cosla. Eng & MIn
J 96:1076 D 6 '13
Key*. See Locks and keys
laehlni
'■'i.
utting keyways in a lathe. "W; H, Tnieman.
II Scl Am 109:HS Ag tt 'IS
Dimensions of taper keys and keywnvs: with
dala sheet supplement. G. G. Ui
& MIn J 95:20 Ja 4 '13
Keys and keyways (or automobile. II i
mobile 29:121-6. 1fi7-9 S 4-11 13
Mach
dlags Eng
Mysier
IS 'IS
incald. Illinois
Model minlne town of Kincald. map Eng
Rec 68:639-40 D 6 '13
lamatic* of machinery- See Machinery,
Kinematics of
Inetophone
Telephone aid to Edison talking pictures. 11
Blec W Sl:V41 Ap G '11
Itehen utenllis
Use of niiiminium for kllclien and eating
utenslte. Scl Am S 16:34 Ja SG 'IS
-- - IS. Automobile
Automobile Held kitchen, il Scl Am 108:EOO
My 3
13
lU photonraphy. Se« Photography. Aerial
iari
alt. Inland Ptr 51:103 Ap '13
Knots and splices
Short aplice for rope drive. C L. Mallery.
Power 37:461 Ap 1 'U
Splicing transmission rope. 11 Eng A MIn J
36:110-1 Jl 19 '13
Splicing transmission rope. II Scl Am S T6:!44
O 18 'la
Three-two method of rope splicing, A. Wil-
son, dlag Colliery 33:684-5 Jl ^13
Knowledoe. Embroidery of. Sci Am 103:483 Hy
31 '13
Harb
arbor
656-7 S 18 -IS
Kanao (battiethip)
Japanese battle-cr
109:128 Ag 16 'IS
iser Kongo.
Korea
Trip throuRh north
il map Am Insi R
rn Koren, It
In R Bui 76
Kyslitim corporation. London
Kyshilm corporation, Eng & MIn J 96:368 Ag
Labor and capital
Employer's right to employee's Invention. A.
F, Jobke. Elec W 61:132 Ja 18 '13
Is taking a Job selling a commodity or mak-
ing an Investment? Am Mach 38:875-6 My
22 '13
Practical principles of rfttlonal management.
A. H, Church, Eng M 45:34-33 Ap '13
nelatlonship of sdentlflc management to
labor. J: p. Prey. Iron Tr R 62:917-8 Ap
17 '13
file aim Arbitration. Industrial; Coopera-
tion: Kniployees; Industrial betterment;
Tnlior contracts: Strikes: Trade unions:
Labor and laboring classes
Srs oijo Accidents. Industrial: Apprei
lices: Arbitration. Industrial; Bonus syi
tem; Convict Libor: Cooperation: Gnst <
living: Rtflclency, Industrial; Fac'
; Industry;
capital: Labor contracts; I.ebor laws; Min-
ers: Mnlion studv; O' cnpations — Dlse^ises
and hyKiene: Occupatl'ins, Dangerous; Pen-
' " Pleee-worh: Railroads — Employees:
Dwelling*
Housing problem
Brull
Wages Id the Ainason river valley. H. E.
Collins. Power 3T:5£l-3 Ap 16
'13
'
Germany
Workmen's houses in Germany
Eng 13:374-6 S '13
plans
iDd
Regarding
Japan
manufaoturlng In Japs
ind 13:19-31 Mr '13
United States
n. J
S.
Nl-
National 1
3 Ap 17
on and sleel labor
Age
iUsVi'-
Labor contra
cts
Labor disputes
Presidents Brown and Rea on labor dis-
putes. Ry & Eng B 53:220 Mr IB '13
Anti-Injunction bill In New Jersey. J. A.
Emery. Am Ind 13:9-11 Ap 'IS
Eduriiling tlliteraie employees. Iron Age fl2:
861-2 o 16 '13
Foreign requirements governing work under
compressed air. P. Seurot. Eng N 70:663
S IS '13
l.i'eisl.ition nirpctlnii the time and manner
Oversight In the compressed- all
Richards, Eng N 70:436-8 Ag 28
Iti'ceni eliiht-hour legislation for B
in '13
Nrc nlin 1
Workmen's
hold. J. B. 1
■ 67:S2(i-S My
Mining laws:
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r the modem lactory: appara-
. L^ke. II Iron
New laboratory fir research In optics and
photosraphy. II Sol Am S 76:56-7 J1 26 '13
^rc alio Selenlinc research
Laboratories, Biological. See BloloKlcal labor
Laboratories, Chemical. See ChemicH.1 labors
lorlea
Laboratories, Electric. See Electric labora
torlea
Laboratories. Engineering. See EnslneerInK lab-
Laboratories. Hydraulic. See Hydraulic labom
Laboratories, Metallurgical. See Metallurgical
Laboratories, Pedagoslcal. See pedasogical la-
Laboratories. Physical. See physical labora-
Lackawanna steel company
Annual report for I!>t£. Iron Age 31;}17 Mr
20 -13
ExtlngulshlnB of llres In lacquer with saw-
dust. E. A. Barrier. Ens N 69:117-8 Ja 30
'13; Same. Metal Ind n s 11:11»-Z1 Mr '13
Use of lacquer. F. P. Davis. Melal Ind n a
llillS Mr '13
ffc alto Japanning
Isabella knockdown Iron ladder. L, H. P.
Knelp. II Eng & Mln J S8:6B1 S 27 '13
Sately In ladders: seven deslgsa. P. A. Bar-
ker. Am Ind 13:Bup 2 Ja 'II
Lake Shore A Michigan Southern railroad
43d annual report. 1912. Ry Age 51:69<-6 Mr
21 '13
Operation of the I.Bke Shore & Michigan
Snuthern In 1912. map Ry Age 54;C58-9
Land titles
Dlfllcultlea In Bxlng land llnea
Pennsylvania. Bug Rec 67:102 ]a 26 '13
Landscape gardening
Co-or'ern'trifi group planning. r>: E. Tarn
plana Arch Rue 31:467-75 N '11
Bee alto Country homes: Parks
Mr 1
'13
.„ — e advantagea of the New
York Central- 1. ake Shore conBolidalion. Ry
Age E.i:41-3 Jl 11 '13
Lake shore electric railway
Annual reports for 1>12 and Itll. Blec Ry J
41:342-3 F 22 '13
Lake Superior mining InstltuU
ISlh annual meeting, MesabI i
1013. Eng & Mln J 96:1GG-6 S
Lamp posU. See Street lighting flxturea
Lampacltos, Mexico
Destruction of coal-mlnlng plant at Lampa-
cltOB. 11 Eng & Mln J S6:EG7-S S I) 'It
Lampblack
Modern producllon of lampblack: bow It la
automatically precipitated and collected by
electricity " '"'-' " " ' ' " "*-■"■*
electricity.
Ag 1« IS
Kaufman lighting syslen
264-6 Ja 23 '13
S<t alio Electric lam
Lamps, Tungsten. See Ele
II Iron Age 91:
is; Safety lamps
H e Agriculture; Coal loiida; tmlncnt
domain; Land grants; [.and tenure; Ijnd
titlf-s; Mineral lands; I'arks; R«clam»tlon
of land: Taxation
Land drainage. See Drainage
Land grants
Our national resoiiices and our federal (cov-
ernment; dlsciisKlun of paiier of H. W. Kay-
mond. Am Inat Mln E Bui 74:319-29; 77;
971-81 F, My '13
Proposed new land law. Eng & Mln J M:
ElO S 13 '13
ir federal n
of R. '" "
. 11V>
Suggested methods of pre<
en ting rock slide*.
53:8Se-9 Ag 30 'It
'enting lana slides.
108:463 My 17 '13
t-sngley aerodynamical laboratory
Es"6llBhment C. H. Butroan. Bel Am 108:
Languages
ficc nf«o Dictionaries; English language;
Hteroglyphica; Synonyms and anlonyma
Study and teaching
Foreign language aa a tool In engineering
training. P. w. Scholtz. Concrete Cem 2:
U5-T
'IS
il Scl Am S 7t:lD>
ejigineera. R."'c. PoweflT'w; Whll"edT"Eng
N (i9:10H-6 My 15 '13
'^jT 'iM^Mf^''*^'^'"* phonograph. II Scl
Study of 'foreign languages by engineers. R.
Herfng; F. Koester. Eng N 69:683-5 Ap 3
Study of modern languages In technical
schools. W. H. UeracheL Ens N <S:411-t F
Uarch
Mechanical propertiea of western larch O
P. M, Gosfl. 11 U S Forest Serv Bui I22'1.4S
'13
Lathes
Acme comi.inatlon flat turret lathe. II Iron
Age MilOlfl N 6 '13; Ind Eng 13;G2«.7 D '13;
Ity Age (Mech ed) BT:(I77 D '13
'°.!i%";r-;r" ■°"" ""■•■ " '•" '" "■■
American tool-room lathe. It Maeh 19:69-60
Automatic threading lathe. 11 plans Mach 19:
Auiomntic turret machine for macliinlng
JasiB for measuring lathe cnpacltv; the value
nf torrjue ot one foot radius. L. R. Pomeroy.
dlag Am Rng Jt7:133-6 .Mr '13
J . . io(,ipoB,_ II aiagg Mach 19:
o — „ K...;e jaws and screws for a.
heavy lathe. W. G. Dunkley. dlags Mach
1!';76B-S Je ^la
Engine lathe with quick-change gear. II Iron
Tr R 62;10!9 My 1 '13
Geared head slnsie pulley latlie. II Iron Age
92:1033 N S '13
Handy ialhe collet. H. Kirk, dlaga Am Hach
38:8il9 My 22 '13
Ilenvy 30-ln. rapid production Ialhe. II Iron
Ase 92:!)77 O 30 '13
Hjorlh bench lathe attachments. II Mach ID:
Slfl-1 Je '13
Increasing axle lathe output. C. L. DIckert.
plans Am Eng 87:34 Ja '11
Ineenloua lathe attachments. II Iron Tr R
62;10!0-1 My 1 '13
Large motor-driven lathe. II Iron Age 91:
loos Ap 24 '13
Lathe designed and built I
. II Am Mach 38:'
2-3 My 8 '13
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Lo-Bwing' livthe Improvements. II dlag Iron
Age »l:H3a-S Ap IT 'IS
Lo-BWIng: iBihe teat on motor armature shafts.
II Mach 19:623-6 Ap 'IS
Mmlel driving wlif-et latht. I[ Ry Age |Mech
ed) 87:336-7 Je '13
Modern flat turret lattie. 11 dlag Mnch 20:
SeS-S D '13
Nenr material for lathe tools. E. Haynea. II
Mach 19:463 F '13
Old lathe. K. A. Suverkrop. 11 Am Mach 3S:
741-2 My 1 '13
Oval turnInK device for the lathe. F. E.
Ross. II Am Mach 3S:7:»-31 Aly 1 '13
Precision lathe as a. manufacturing machine.
II dlag Mach lU:i)<S Je '13
Recent quick change sear engine lathe. Iron
Age 91:1002 My 1 '13
Roughlnfi Inthe for hpavy forgings, il Iron
Tr K 53:1011 It 4 '13
Slxteen-lnch Cincinnati engine tathe. 11 Mach
1»:T30-I My '13
Special Inthe for turning tapers. II Iron Age
92:447 Ag ZS '13
Taper boring and turning attachments. A. A.
Dowd. diags Mach 30:26E-71 D '13
Thirty inch rapid rtMluctloii iHthe, II Eng M
46:sup 12-4 D '13
Turning tapers on a lathe. P. W. Both. Am
Mach 38:778 My 3 '13
Turret lathe set-up for a small screw, diaca
Lead fluoallicate
Conductivity u( fluoalllclc acid and lead fluo-
slllcate. T. A, Patterson. Met & Cbem Sng
11:670-2 D '13
Laad metalluray
lead blast -furnace. R. C i.'anby. Am Inst
Mtn 13 Hul 75:363-3 Mr '13
Historical note on smeltlDK lead and slW«r.
Ens & MIn J »6:l«»-70 Jl 2» '13
Improvements In the metallurey o( lead. ll«t
& Cheni Eng 11:6 Ja '13
Metallurgy of lead In 1911. H. O. Hofnian.
Eng & MIn J 95:97-8 Ja 11 '13
Milling In southeastern Missouri. C. T. RIca.
11 :flags Eng & MIn J 95:1229-33, 12B1-8;
96:7-14, 57-64 Je Sl-Jl W 'IJ
Notes on the bng-huuae In connection with
leail hlast-furnace? and leady copper-matte
converters. A. Bllers. di:iga Am Inst MIn
K Hul 73;N5-li; Ja '13
l^ad mines and mining
Undulator: a modified reclprocator tor a
mental lathes. A. S. Rogera. 11 Scl A
76:14-6 Jl G '13
Unusual method of supporting lathe sai
dlag Mach 19:54G-T Mr '13
Laths, Metal. See Metal latha
ncTilng a vessel on the river Clyde. Q:
K. Turnbull. 11 Int Marina Eng 13:148-9 Ap
Launder*. See Ore treatment
Laundry tray*
Design In plumbing fixtures: laundry trays,
F. W. Tower. dIagH Dom Eng 65:78 O IS
'13
Lava
Lava founlains of Kilauea. F. A. Perret. II
Scl Am S 7S:332-3 My 24 13
hVr nl-.. Horka. iKneon.f
Laval, GusUv d>. 1846-1913
Guatav de Laval. Scl Am 108:262 Mr 22 '13
De><li
plur
7-8 O 1
'13
:TX:
Mining und mining methods in the southeast
Miasoiirl dlsnenilnaled-lead district. H. A.
Cuess. 11 map Am tnst Min K Bui 81:2749-
(;8 D '13
Southeaatem Missouri. H. A. Wheeler. Eng
A HIa J 95:68 Jd 11 IS
New Mexico
I.ucky mil-lend vanadium mine, New Mexico.
- 1."
. 11 1
: MIn J 96:1103-5
Oklahoma
Lead and zinc Id Oklahoma. Li. C. Snider.
Eng & MiD J 9E:74-e Ja II 'IS
Lead polioning
Haziirils of painting. Kng Bee 6S;509 N B
'13
lulphate.
White lead
: LeglHlaiion :
laua; Ni'gl !).■<' nee; I'iUcnt lawK: ' Pad-iits;
Per.sonal Injiiriesi lti<llr<i:id law: SIreul rall-
roMit law: Tresptiss; Water laws and leg-
islation: W.irkm.n-.i com|i.>n»attcin
Leaching. S.-e Hydromelulliirgy
Lead
Corrosion of lead, R: H. Oalnes. Eng Bee
I he composition of
. p. Veltch and J. S.
em Bul 165:7-20 '13
Origin and peculiar llica of lead. J. Scott
II Metal Ind n s ll:.14-5 Ja '13
Production of lead In 1912. Eng & MIn J 9
6S-g; 36:319 Ja 11, Ag 16 '13
Formation of leafmold: producllon of humus.
F: V. Colville. Scl Am S 76: 386-7 Je 21 '13
Leduc, SUphana
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Lealifotlon
ianlze for leBiHlallon,
Iron Tr R 53:1101. « D ]
Lalilgh Valley railroad
Condition of Ihf Lehigh Valley, map Ry Age
5S:18«-5 S 19 '13
TiSth annual report for year ending June
3n, 1913. Ry Age ES:»fi-a S 19 '!3
Lohigh valley transit company, Aiientown, P«.
Annual reports tor IBli and 1»11. Blec By J
11:M3-4 P ti '1!
LalpzlB. Intornational buliding axpoaltion, IMS
Exposition ot architecture and bullillnK. 11
Set Am S 7««8-» Ag 9 '13
Internal I onal buUdlns exposition In L«lptlK-
Scl Am 1I1S:20« Mr 1 'IS
Remarkable review ot building methods old
and new. R. Orlmshaw. II 3cl Am 10S:112-S
Ag » 13
Lenape (iteamboat)
Clyde line coastwise steamship Lenape. II
plans Int Marine Eng 18:133-44 Ap '13
Armapear spheroidal lens. 11 Ry Age 55:502 S
19 -IS
DodRes with IcnscB and Iripod stands. Scl
.'; 76:304 N 8 '13
'crosooplcal optics:
I lt:S4-e P 'II
Leproiy ^
Research on leprosy. 1
Library Illumination. F. A. Vaughn. II Elec
W 61:1316-3 Je 1* '13
Special resources of American Ubrarie*. Sd
Am 10g:es Ja 11 '13
K-r aho Englnetrlng libraries; Library
Llbrarloa, Architectural. See Archileotural II-
Llbrary arctiltccture
Design ot the Avery architectural library,
t:.r,.^,.i„ .,„i..erstty. c. M. Price. II plans
': synthetic ideaa
Dead matter (hat b<
about life. R: C. „. .,
108:93 Ag 2 '13
Ll_fe without heat, Scl Am 108:370 Ap SB
Ivtng organisms. II Scl Am 1
: '13
Life-boats, gee Uteboata
Life-saving apparatui
His mattress a lite raft II Scl Am 10S:t« Ja
LetterlDc and the architect W: Heyny. U
Arch ft Bldg 45:8-10, 6S-4. M-S. 1S3-6, 187-
H. 300-1, 317-8, 435-K. 196-7 Ja-My, Jl, 0-D
" bui'ldlng," Ar"Sl."Shaw. Eng N 69:1339-40 Je
it '13
Clam-shell dredges: levee building methods
and slandarda in Catirornia. F. H. Tib-
betts. 11 map Eng N 70:4EG-9 8 4 '11
Closure of Reulah levee crevasse, Mias. A.
L. Dabney, II plan Eng Rec 68:4-7 Jl B 'IS
Concrete slabs In levee construction. B. B.
Hurray. 11 Concrete C«m 1:80-2 D '1!
Control of the Mississippi floods. C. D. Town-
send. It Scl Am S 75:SS2 My 3 '13
Controlling the Mississippi river: why the
levee svB(em is superior to all other pro-
pirsed methods. C. M, Townsend. Scl Am
S TS:6-T Ja 4 '13
Flooda and levees at Cairo, n. II map plan
Bng N 70:104-7 Jl 17 '13
Notes on flood In the lower Mississippi. A.
L, Dnbney. Eng N 6!l:9fiS-6 My 8 '13
Problem of flood control, C. M, Townsend.
Eng N 89:802-8 Ap 17 '13
Results of recent flood at Columbus; dam-
ages to brld8:ea and levees and plans tor
Improvina river channels. J. J. Morgan.
F 6 'IS
.'^louEhlnE off of Missis
Ark. 11 map Eng N ^
'n'-lo'i
1-^7 "n-
H« aliro Flood cOT
Urol;
ships has increased. W. D,
Forbes. Int Marine Eng 18:127-8 Mr 'IJ
,ff. olio Lifeboats: Safety at sea
Lifeboats
Bigger lite-boats tor ocean liners. Scl Am
109:138 Ag 23 '13
Fifth awarfof the Scientiflc American medal.
11 S'-t Am 10O:46n D 20 —
t-oft tor the protection of levee
C. O. Sherrill. Eng N ■S;S47
I.ifeli
■IS
. Scl ;
19:434
Life boats on the Imperalor. tt Int Marin*
En« 18:364 Ag '13
Lltetioats which can be launched on either
bram. II Scl Am 108:511 Je 7 '18
Lundin deched lifeboat. 11 Scl Am 108:172-
3 Mr 22 'IS
New davits for lifeboats; characteristics of
the Babcock and Wllcoi boat -lower Ins
gfar. il Eng M 4e:I24-( O '18
Power Itfebo.ils— the I.ondln declted type.
dlags lot Marine Eng 18:248-61 Je '13
Ship's lifeboats. A. Welln. II plan Bng M
45:671-4 Jl 'IJ
Liftlna magnets
Klwtrlc powpr in toundrv operations, H. F.
Stratton. II Iron Tr R 53:922-3 N 20 'IS;
Same. Foundry 41:412-3 O '13
Light
Chemical production of Itght W. D. Bancroft.
J Fr Insi 17S:l'!''-49 F '13; Same. Sol Am
fi:2S4-fi
) 18 ■:
In nature, H. B.
, Luckiesh, II Scl Am 6 ^i■.
Influence ot colored surroundings on ths color
of the useful light. Elec W 81:410-1 F tl '18
MlTinc colors in light versus colors in pig-
Leveling
Precise level net of the United States, W:
Bowie. Bng N S9:T7B Ap 17 "IS __
Precise leveling In New York city. F: W.
Koop, map Bng N 70:446-52 S 4 'II
What is a Ifveier. and why? Rng N 70:1111-2,
l?5;-3 D 1, 18 '13
S™ oi™ Surveying
Liability insurance. Bee Insurance. Employers'
liability
1 and aignlB-
Vlsual nciiity in while light. M. Luckleah.
Klec W «3:I1B0 P 6 '11
Hit nim Ai'sorptlon ot light; Color; Day-
lluhl, Artincfal: Eye; Headlights: Interfer-
ence lllghl): Lighting; Optical illusions;
Photngraphv: Photometry: Radiation; Rndl-
onotlvlty; Reflecllon (light): Spectra; Spec-
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Light, Abiorptlon of. See Absorption of ItghC Lighting fixture!
LlghthouMS i.ii;!.T;iii: tmiii.-'i f-.r p-.stil larp. 11 R>- Ac*
Ll^l.thijiisps aTid buoys of Xew York harbor. -i "•!-- Mi' -1 'U: tfjniE mmi. Am Kng
J. l'jii;^.)n. 11 Int .M.irirp lOng 15:1-4 Ja '' -1--' Ap 'iX
nii: i^:iiiK-. Sci Am S 75;I3i;-S Mr I '13 ^Vh n .1.. i.^ lii.,,n- al.nut ;ii;hilnE? F. t^
Rflnfor.-^.i-concrtle bc.ioon tower, AIei;.n- ii-"lLr"z. 11 Ar.^h Rpc I.-i;:;55-i;i, 3v'-TS, 457-
iir;a, Egipt. II pljin Eng N b,-::30-2 Ap 10 «^ Mr-My '13
"•^ ■■'■r .,1— Sircet lightine fiilur*8
.-.( «;■.. I.liil.i.-'lilps Lighting of churc>>es. S.-p rhur.h lighting
Lighting Llnhtlna of (treeU. !>>-v i^^Treet lichUtie
^■\V"i'''-!3" "'■•"""=^*'""- ^"^^ "'■"' "^*-' Lightning
C-"i.ar "!.p:ue ma.le avi.ii^hlB by the use of '' mL"k^:^ rT'"^ ' Talinl,n'''^fi'' Scl'^'Am'^l^^^^^
f. '."v' 'Jt "^rf ii'i'*!. Iniri.m I II frii-.ih Fi„. I.iehloln? prol'ctlon of bulldlngB. E. J. Berg.
■■:iBhting. Eng Rec «8: s-i\.fi 's'-i's ^''' ^ ''^- '^^«'"'">'- ^tiR M 45;
F.,iii:.lr>- lin.l w..rk9hou lighting, A. Klison. II
>!^i!.i in.l II s i::n.S.S .« -13
GrMi.h.r su:ut:on for llliimlration problems.
N. .S. I'lcklnaon. Elec V,' S2:aiS-3 S Zl> 13
Ill-iminaiion anil pvp strain. K. M. Alger,
Inm Tr B £;;:i3.I Mr 27 "iS
IJ'mninQti. ". of docks and whan-es, II Int
V (,2:Wi
■hooi
-6 S
It- ina
Ene
r^a-y.ng. J. R. Cra'
V.f dlfTi'inc cl.issn-j
.\iiiT.|ii,um-.-ll Ic'.lnl.B ,t-r..yter J: A. Ran-
■ii.'ih .iiaas P.>Her 3S:Ji>-.4 S S '1!
LiEKtnii>e piii|rcti..ii. Powpf 3g:lB6 Jl M '11
.lohtnina protection
I.lcliTrrntf protc'-tlon of hTilMincs. E. J. Berg,
il i=:r= N- >■.■■:■:*'■■•■■ F -i '1:1: S^m- tirl Am
S_T.'.H.-.1--S" Mr S 'IS: Excerpts. Eng H 45:
I.!El:tn!ne pnifi-ilnn of explosive works. Scl
Am s ;ii:;:7 o 11 '13
-fghtshlps
.Mi!.ir liahl^liln piireermeisler O'Swald. J.
!:_._ VVilsoT. 11 plan Int Marine Eng IB:
, Texas. II Coihery
r.- K. M",i4e
Artiflcial 11
,mbs
,;"v:s:,
for hydra ted
e Cem S:118
Ks use: dl
I. R. NewiT
Iscusslons by
lan. Concrete
.„.!j„ 'rvm"i
; j.*^:^ n"^3
wn;er. C:
P. HooTer.
_i\]'k! *m..
S»„-BS
Ing of limestone.
e Mines A Mln
i'"ite In Lincoln
ibile SI:
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Linen
•il'O Textile tnilusfry and fabrics
Links
■ '",S."
k. A. T. K-.i^h-y.
37:tl71-2 Je 17 '1!
W.
Are tranBIH-RitioiiB
l.irs- ern.rs? C
:Mr.-il l> -U
UtinipiisiiiR pi ft or 1j
il irila.ul I'.r u1
l.tnoty|,fi (-fflcienej
Slac-hlne eonii.osit
monthly miml.ei
Ill ilpslgns on llie II
;;'lnlan<l "ir 51;70
Ion. J: S. ThonipEc
-s of the Inland i>r
AP
Linotype
I'fjiriTl;
metal
iHi'iml "I'tr
notvpe mulnl. C: F.
;i:::!li-3U Wy -13
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AL ARTS INDEX
xo'd nil. II: A. <;.i
-.' Ap 'IJ
Liquefaction of flasei
6:SU-1 Jl 26 '13
Liquid air
IllnstlnK
,>■■ 2[ '13
167
bandllng
itmK wllh UquiJ air. 11 Scl Am 108:664
imiumry. Pel Am S 7fi:27 Jl 12 '13
tnal locks nl l.ockpoi't. N,Y. K.
I plan Kne Iti-c: 67:liBl-3 Je 14 13
liiT ii»:73u-l D 27 '13
I vitulpnienl at L'hurleH river lucks.
i Ulec W 61:]3GE-lil Je 21 13
;iM.ioi. B"'-'* '«i"ti ■"■f.ii..!i.ri.i.i"iiii.i-
IntB. II .iiaiix Kiis Kw i;i:.-.l--r, .N S
J:8a-$2 Jl 26 -13
T:SM-31 Mr 1 '13
'<k/;il 'l-.iiiisviilo.
II 1> IX 'U
iiiol HyHtem of
1; Kill! N 7U
Iowa, il plans
canal. II plan
n-23-S D 26 IS
yu-\ Un- -.il vnnliies; (|nalItf<-B required. Scl
Am W liAll Jp 28 ;i3
I'Gi'nplnK and heBltng of oil fuel. R. T.
Sirolim. tliaga Eire W" 62:660-2 S 27 'IS
See alio Uenzul; Gasoline: Kerosene: Mo-
11 Si'i
; Ap 1
: R. Ilarll'ic
Experinn-nls on llqulil bIoIiiiIps and columns:
miHtmiH diKployed by .Iropa of liquid. C; R.
ImnlnK. II S.l Am S 75:ai0-l My 31 'IJ
Liquids, Inflammable. St->- tn:hiiiiiiial>lg il.iiil.ls
Liquor trafnc
l..piii..r in r..nB(riiriion canipa. C: E. Fisher,
llv & Eiin It 6.1:21)5-6 Mr 8 "IS
Ini'pt'i'tion reuoi't. Ky & Eiig It 63:^8
Insi'e'-tur'a Ural annual report, liy &
. Dlan Ry & Eng K 63:126-8
oii..,iH-.. Ijolltr inspection. <(. V. Robln-
011. il liy &. ling It 53:616-9 Jl 6 '13
■ivniollve boiler lube tools for applioatlon
S-1 Ap 2; '13
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:.'.■:. .1- ■;:; I.... ..n,. .-,..■ i.. ...:|-.i:',-, laws. Ky Age iMerh
loi:-r. Eng N 6S; . .] , ^: ;,-^ .\ -.i
I'. -^rnr.iii.. .■ i-f ii.iai..)— o^nt L.-a-l-lamfs. L.
:.- i:v A-- iM-th '■ i.-ii-'- K ■■■■ \v fi;::4i-s .1 II -n
r:.r;r.L- „■..] :M:]Tij,.Mne rai;r.«.J looemnllve
.„ y ,■]. -!.^ . \v- h-..:!..^(.i i.r.-iU.if :u r.-H-:. C: H. Frvc-
. .1 l;, ,\--- iM-ih '■■- -M- i:il [T-t n s 11:. '-.l- My '13
nti.'iri c.n ioconiotlve headlights by the WIs-
-r, .i,ai..s M„ K:.^ loti^in railroad coraraission. Ens N «9:T J&
. P.y ^ lir.K R 53:H Ja Locomotive rod*. .-:.- l,(.(-.mulivtf— Ro.la
!j,.-'"';'|''V.i'-.ii'"K>- W 1:tli; h.'^'I' ':. r "' . ''.!',"i,i'*' jji^i ,■ , ,(,,,,.? l\-nT
1 F 8, 2a 'la -.;,,.,.. r',,;, ..,.!. I.lai.:.**!:.' * Ei'.b U i
s. I.: 1>. Fri-tman. jilans
Dkerf. Mechanical
vi.iilr rncllltlos of
. in WiishinKton.
-:.:■-■.■:: Je T -13
lii-ti i-.l' ^7:303-61
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rand. Bng M 45:582-6
iliig ihu output whlJe rebuilding a aliop;
.diuu locumullve co.. Kingston, Utlt. II
I Kuunilry tl;3t>a-K iS '13
King. II iilun Kiig M 1
-a2. 62G-ST Je-JI
dli.ys
Hi .\B<: ^■■■.M-b .S 5 -13
H. * u. rxhibil ul Wliteling, \\
biatl'.n. U liy & Eng It BJ^Ti3
1^1 Ab-
;, lly
s7:iao
ItriLiali luL-umotlve davulopmeut.
11 Scl
1 Am
Ukluhuiiiit &[ Uull Ky. pluiiH II Hy & Etig
K EI:IU Ju 4 '13
Mnilet InL'omuiJtca on [hi> Noi-f.-lk ft Went-
nii^ Ity. 11 Uiaas Ky & I'liig II i3::isb.S) Je
Mallfl,< on tli<> X'li'K.lk
Aiiv 51:l025-6 My 9 '13
Medioda by wliliti to ini-reuse the mileage
of loi'oniotJveB. Ity & Kiig R !i3:35 F 1
'13
Mlkiidu and Miill.'t typtj lotomotlves tor th«
.\.>rtiii-ri> rurilit lly. II diaga Ry & Eng R
63:1143-5 » G '13
Mikii.l.. In.'..m..liv» f.»' ilie I^ik? »lii>re &
1 diiiKH Ky Ai KiiB
i-rn. II Ity
It i
MJk^iil
-My .
Ky
J. T.
Huperlieat. Scl
. - — _ ... „ a-3u A(t i 'IJ
Mikiiilo tyijp loo'iniiillvis for the llllnuis Ceii-
tial It. I(. II ptun Ry & Eng R 53:!)3-4
I' i':ti<' riiilruad. 11 jAuns Ity & Eng It
•a U « 13
,1 iiK;i.nii)tive ujierallun, L., It. Pom-
lias Am Kiig Si':6s-7U F '13
.11 o.uNtiTliulancc wi-lBhIs. C. E.
n, ]!y .\Ki; (il.-i'li ud) )lr:5;y-S0 U 'll
mil of |>uHei' 111 Muili'is: vitlvt- He(-
Itv J At.:':
tlikudn 1,>.n,
3 '13
il III
■ (he l>,.n.
:.KS Ity &
. ^■"^^'.^I"?-
'la
:. II 1
4-K-:! lyjm f.ir MbiKuiiri l'u<'iii.'. |] di:iK.< Ky
.\Ki. lMwIi i-d) S7:3I>3-j .N 'l.l
(iniTiitt ai'tlcuUited locomulivcs. 11 EnK M
J4:VI1-J Mr '13
7:611-3 I "
lie
. , . .Ichlng locomotive with aide sand-
msas. II Eng N £9.239 F 6 '13
I'M—Ji:-, i.f i...r:,„,,i i-uiln-ay pruflire:
ifi'i _ut I'liisliui-g. II di.'igs Ity i
. 11 <li:ies lly & Eng It 53:884-5
: lly & Kiijj 11
motive di-i-lKn. Ry & Eng R 53:'J Ja 1
motive tlevelopmtnt: larse decapod en-
lea f'.r service In the French coal-
Ida. II Uci Am S 76:229-30 O II '13
it'in atfindnrd designs rhang-d to Incliula
lio Wnlsclinert v:ihc Ktnr and auperhcat-
rM, II Am Eng 87:5-J Ja '13
.■liiotivea for llic Chiian.. & Western In-
liiiriiu R. K. plans lly & Kng R 53:325-
. II S.'l Am S 76:180 S 20 '13
RocciH iteveloi.incnt of (lie Incomolive. G: R.
Ifenderson. 11 .Set Am S 75:8-9. 25-7, 35-0.
54-5 Ja 4-23 '13
1 locomotive. Am Etig S7:3-4 Ja
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Gteam deteclor. Scl Am 108;1S0 F S!
r fror.t er.J. U plans Am Eng 8T;7-S Ja
-aiLiiBi of r.ew lucumotivts lor Ihe
"^ "ai-^r li-a[ir.e; Iheo- V:ii!a.1inin o;,st pt-^-l Inoomolii" Irames. il
Burning l.iw-gra.lc f-tls on i.., on.oiLvM. S:
B da'.a. Ry & Ene B 53: . H. FUtm- .ii^ya^Kng N ■.
' Ihe 1
Uil l:. U. i. 1.UI1 l;v & tng ii i3:i3i-
Mr I -.:
Su.i..h.i,g :.>■;■. m.>i;v-s (vr the ll.,in>ngahel;
".•A—.ui-s 11. li. il r.y ti Ei.B H b3;SJu Ai
,]' i.f iv'n yi-ars. Ry & EtiB R 33:
e'fuel. W. J. ToUerlon. Ry Age H:
" ■!--". J,.' 1-1 -13
^ a-.-n., Zlst annual con-
.\uBu>r. l;iI3. Hy & Eiig
Ag 16 13
li ii> atrlicativn in loco-
...n. <-,: L. .\.,rrls. ity &
J .-, ;3; t:vet!t,u Ei,g N
■..u.l.-r.'.
• N~7
fur !■
,, „n:,i
Je : 1,-^ l:v AK^
.tiv.-8. \V. 1>. Wood-
"jlv-rli-
ii'-i
,v'o^
.otlv,.s. troubles and
. EniE M «:S31-S S
Gearing
M.
I\ »anry, il
VN. .■
. P, .
Ashmore. plans
ll.-liVf
>h.>r
RoOs
r...ls:
f.'rmulas and
i:n; r: j;:-;;-; ja
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Locomotive*— Roiis— Condnur./.
Sufvlte n-ponlB n! vanadium steel main and
«iiio rods on ti\e roacia. Ky & Eng R 63:
1033-4 N 1 '13
Sindbojiei
Hundlliin aand on locomoU'. es. l". H. Ca-
luthpia. Am Kng 87:172-3 Ap '13
l-«e cif Kind on Joconiuilvf:-. F. W. IMUim. It)'
Ase (Mech ed) B7:iW N '13
Smoke problem
Abal.-mi-m uf ltii:unioIiv? smoke, 1). F. fiiiiv-
ford. Ity H, Kiig It Ii3:10j;-3 N I '13; Same.
Hcl Ain S 7«:351-5 U 6 '13; tjamu cond.
Ky Age EB:7S2-5 O 24 '13; Eicerpla. Power
.1K:G62 N 1 '13
Chli'Hgo & North Western demoniitrates nmoke
abutemeni device. Ky Age 5J:tt37 A|i 2S '13
S3:3S4 Ap ^6 '13
Eliititnadon of htack smoke from locomo-
. M. Wlieliin. Ry Ape r,S::!3«-7 Ag 22
valve* and valve gears
CrlllcBl vaive pear analysis. G: A. Harlman.
Ulan ity & ling H .■|3;10-1 Ja 11 '13
Forrnila (or w.d.ll,. j.ia ..Itarl. diag |(y Ags
'liparl. iriilin'Am'Kiil; '^Tiai -.-"i""\p MS
Opcmlliin and iiiiiinlL-niirc iif a lut'oniotili'
di'iriliik; devtvi'. I'. Sliwdv. diaj; l:y Ajie
(Mt'i'ii e.i) si:en-t I) -i:t
Slide viili-e KHrremfiilly "Ki'd nn superheulcr
lc,...illiiliv<-H. Hy Anf r.l;10i;:! My Hi '13
Warsdiaci't villVf w^i- K^iKeH. ('. T. Hummel.
.lilies Ky Auc ISte.-h <-d) »T:ilfi;i-7ll I> 'III
Wheel!
~ 7E:a*4 Je H '13
IntUienve uf uir xupiily on ^moUinR fires
de ilralil. Am Sop M' K J 35:1181-6 Jl 'IS
Sci Am 10S:;'.ifi Mr 29
lotlve service. Ry
i.ih.«1,.|-. il l,o„,n,.,tlve L'n:k-i-J O '13
Oiiliies (Iri-lOK nil the IlllnMs Central, il dlaes
^Ky Akc iMech i-di )i-:3B;-.-, .11 'ij
.ir.:.3sr-5 Ak 2i '13: Ity Arp iMtch ed)"ti;-
417.9 H -13
Increase In locomotive capacity by the use of
hlKlily siiiierheated steam. G. K Ryder Ry
\ 70:flr.'r-9 6'2 'is'
Fli'Nt riill-!<l/i'il loi-omotlie propelled by oil
.nKin.'S. KOE N 7«:«7«-l O 2 '13_
CiiK-d.-ctric iocnn'ioilve r.n'lia'n Palcb lines.
tl Ky Ace r).1;!'lK-7 N H '13
(iasuliiie fri'lKbl niid HU'lK-bln^ lociimotlv^ for
tbp Mlnn.'^iiiidlK ft Xorth.-rn Ry. II Ry &
ICnir K 53:ilt>S K 20 '13
fjB^.illiiP fr.-iKliI l'»-.>i V on thi^> Minn —
npolls & Norlhern lly. II ICmr N 70:745 O 16
'13
& KiiR R 53:101.3 F I
. Knc A MIn Locor
Kim & Mill J !";;3!7-S0 As 23
le. II Klf^- W fil:714 Ap E
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,u,,|. l>.ili.aiiiin aiiil oi^nlng. Scl Am B liHl D
ii.K I.W.. motives. il 13 13
ln-^itmni; Mi-t! put fur mlnlnmm wei«hl
Loggpng. S-- Liinit.cnnK K:.iJ -it' ot pirssiire ilt,h..n in ru. k. Eng Kec
LoQwood ,.''', '''^ ■''■ • '^. . ,, , ....
CpI *m int "Tn Mr I-.ulijrv "f the b.iiid < aft-.n Inolint-d pres-
. lly ic K:n l: i3,:.7 Ja IS *13
i..mi-.ilii,.M In I...ijil..n. Klvc lly J
. lir.g -N C>;in:
,,:»,,,.
ii'.'!tliy.''il
the San.l i."afl..n pre?;
plan' Eiig N^e'/;!!:!-
S'v?
railways.
riy J tl:
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1. 11 plan.
:.t, 11: Z.
'kiJc Hy
Ki,»:iii.-trir,u
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Latt articles
i";:?^?^ .??"•"
E: Dana.
-" "'-^'
ntutky
\ ..t I. ?vill^. r, Mini
ic K„g ^5:
ig Islani)
Bridgei
...I '.t H-TiKiHTi «;,v^s. L: E. Itruwr
\Tn ■.'■;'::iil .\K p "13
I:-;'--.";-: '^ ' ;■ ■ ■: O^:...".,):. .\. H-;'.- Li.B-icanis. >;^.. I.iil.ri ■ ui-ii ar;,! Ixil.rtcants
^'■'•'■.'t'"' t""V ' H."' 1-."' W:m''''F:ri^"^N " "-"l^ ^"'■'"'""°"- "''' '":*'. I i""*'i,-i.I..r ,l>.ic F.iib &
"^','„'!,J^'."l.„. M.^.'.v ;„i,i.-rl„rt rN',V\xX'nr.;r_ .{".nlTic^otl. plan Kng &
Los Angeles aoueduct . ■/ l.-nn-- '.ii'i.l !■ '-tii:' ovliti^l-r nil E: T.
II Ry Ae» 61:113-4 Ja
l'itirlc.iti"n. r.. T. Dur-
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■73
Lubrication and lubricant! — Con tinned.
Lubrlcaling oil for automobile enstnes. H.
Tlpi.er. Automobile i9:76-l Jl 10 '13
Lubricating value ot cup Breasea. A. I/. Weat-
cott. il Am Soc M E J £5:1043-67 J] '13;
Excecpta. Ind Eng 13:409-10 S '13
LiibrlcHlion. (ErgineerB" study course) Pow-
er ili:I32-1 N 18 '13
Lubrication at Steptoe valley emeltlnK ft
mining co. concentrator. A. G. Marah. plan
Ens & Mln J 9E:1231-» Je 21 'IS
Lubrication ot air comprBSHors. Power 37:
1H4 P 11 '13; Same. Eng & Mln J 95:601-
2 Mr 2-i '13
Lubrication of gas ens>tie cyllnderB. A. L.
Brennan. Jr. Power 37:119-20 Ja 2S '13
Lubrication ot gas engine cylinders. L. L.
Brewster. Power 37:341 Mr 11 'IS
Lubrication of machinery. W. J. May. Bel
Am S TB:S6B Je 7 13
Lubrlcatinn with olla and willi colloidal
graphite. C: F. Mabery. charts Scj Am
S 78:349-52 N 29 '13
McCord & company's Improved force feed
lubricator for locomotives. dUigs Am Eng
ST:157-8 Mr '13
Mechanical cylinder lubricator, dlaga Iron
Age 91:422-3 F 13 '13
Methods of lubricating machine tools, J. Hor-
ner, diags. Mach 19:436-41. 513-9 F-Mr '13
Notes on lubrlcatln;: oils, Int Marine Eng IB:
450-1
■13
ton. dlag Rv Age <Mech ed) 87:366 Jl '13
Purchase of lubricating oil by specifleatlon.
A. D. Smith. Ry 4 Eng H 53:144-5 F IB
■13
Rusheater aulomnllc lubricator. 11 Eng M 46:
sup 1-3 D '13
Rock-drill lubrication. Bng & Mln J 96:489-30
S 13 '13
Saved engine oil. G. S. Sprague, plan Power
37:680 My 13 ■IS
Simple test for cylinder oil. C. B. Fairbanks.
Power 37:SS JB 7 ■IS
Sppclflcndona (or lubricating oil. Colliery 34:
314-6 D 'IS
Sj: eel 11 cat ions for lubHcallng oil. A, D,
Smith. Colliery 3S:6gl-3 Jl "13
Three useful kinks. L: T. Watry. II Power
38:373 S 9 'IS
Triple v.ilve lubHcalion. Ry & Eng R S3:
462-3 My 17 '13
Un desired quick action of brakes lessened
by use of graphite. C. N. Remfry. Ity AEe
rMech e(l> R7;317-S Je 'IS; .Same cond. Ry
Age 54:1033 My 9 '13
Krt al'o Bearings {machinery): Oil lest-
' Ing
Lubricator*. See Lubrication and lubrloanla
LumtMr
Baulpment needs of lumtier manufaclurers.
Iron Age !H:774-R Mr 27 '13
Forest products ot the United States: the
economic value of our trees, map Set Am B
75:14-1 Ja 4 'II
Speclflcatlonn and rules for nouglas fir cir
miilerlal, Ry Age 5S:.iri7-8 S 26 '13
Transports I ion of lumber, Ry & Eng R 63:
822-3 Ag 30 '13
^rf of«o Forests and forestry; Sawmills:
Timber
Lumber handling
<?ableWBy for railway lumber cars, M. M.
Cooke, 11 Eng N 70:939-40 N 6 '13
LumlHr sheds
Dry lumber shed, dtags By Age (Mech ed)
87:307 Je '13
mbor t
Lum
68:706 D SO 'IS
E J, Barry, il ,
LogglnR wllh a motor truck. U Bng N S9:10<S
Logging with a motor truck. II Scl Am 101:
Ell Je 28 '18
Suggestions for college course in logging en-
gineering. I':;ng Rec 68:549-50 N 15 '13
•6« aUo Lumber trade
Smallest lung capacity compatible with life.
Scl Am S 76:91 Ag S '13
Lutetia (iteamihlp)
French liner. II Inl Marine Eng 18:535-6 D
I Int Marine Eng 18:66-9 F '18
McAdsmite
McAdamlte and Its propertlea. J. P. Carrltte.
Metal Ind n s 11:273 Je '13
Making McAdamlte metal. Foundry 41:421 O
Macadamlzad roads. See Roads. Macadamised
McAndrew'a floating school, C, A, McAllister.
Int Marine Bne 1" '" "" "" ' """ ' '""
70. 2IB-4. 259-61, L
493-6. K30-3 Ja-D '13 (lo oe conij
MacDougsli roastera. See Furnaces
Machine design. See Machinery — Design
Machine shop manaqament
Continuous manufacturing by placing
sequen
1276-7 D 4 '13; Same cond. Iron Tr R 58:
1102-3 D 18 '13
1 machine shop sales advantages. Q.
Outline the ., - —
Dean, Iron Age 81:936-7 Ap 17 '13
Eeonomicnl management of sheet metal shop.
C, A. Harrington, Am Mach 38:739-40 My
Eliminating useless (rucking from the fac-
tory: Ford motor co. O. P. Bornholt, Ind
Eng 13:E0S-8 D '18
Engine house organization and operation, W,
Smith, Ry Arc (Mech ed> 87:597-602 N '13
Following up the purchase and Installation
of machinery. A. W, Welch. II Eng M 45:671-
82 Ag '13
Force organlistion In the railroad repair shop.
E, Cordeal. Bng M 46:538-45 Jl '13
Getting the most out of the shop: llluatra'
tlons of efforts to bring machines to max-
imum capacity with resultant effect on
overhead chai««s and proilt. S. Daan. Iron
Age Bl:20D-2 Ja 16 '13
Machine lools grouped for highest elBclency,
il plan Iron Tr R 53:405-7 S 4 'IS
Machinery safeguards In a German factory,
il Ind Eng 13:467-71 N '13
Noise and factory efllclenoy. Scl Am S 76:189
'IS
Packard motor car companv's production
svstem: records, time studies, etc. O. J.
Abell. II Iron Age 91:1473-6 Je 19 '13
Practical principles of rational management
A. H, Church. Eng M 44:673-80 F '13
Producllnn eiTlclency In typewriter building;
methods developed by the Oliver typewriter
CO., Woodstock, 111. II Iron Age 91:65-70 JB
2 -13
Proper care of machines and tools In the
manufacture of brass and metal goods. P.
W, Blair. II Metal Ind n s 11:290-2 Jl '13
Qiialldcatlnns of a machine shop Instructor.
P. B. Allan. Am SDlCh 38:764-B My 1 ""
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INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
Machlni shop managairiBnt — ConUnued.
Time saving devices on the aasembly floor:
assembly bin and pipe litter's b«ncli. dla^a
Ind Eng 13:161 N ^13
Twenty operations to make Knight sleeve
valve at Steams factory, II Automobile
29:618-9 O 9 '11
See alto Machine shop practice; Mechan-
ical handling; Sulenlinc management; Steel
Machine thop practice
Aulumoblle manufacturing method.s. D. T.
Hamilton. II dlaga Mach 19:S7U-5 Jl '13
Bulldlne an aulomohlle every 10 seconds. F.
H. Colvin. 11 Am Mach 3S:TGT-ei My S '13
Developments In machine shop practice dur-
ing the Inst decade. Am Soc M BJ -I 35:217-
39 F '13: Same. Mach 19:3&2-7 Ja '13; Sam«
cond. Ind Kng 13:53-8 P '13
Drilling and milling in the shops of the Win-
ton motor car CO.. Cleveland. F. II. Col-
vin. 11 Am Mach 38:138-10 Ja 23 '13
Electric drive In machine shops. C. Fair. Am
Inat E E I*ro 32:1928-33 O '13; Same. Ind
Bng 13:182-3 N '13
Examples of screw ma<-hlne set-iiiu'. [>, T.
Ifumliton. 11 Mach 20:l:.'9-31. 181-!i U-N
■13
Frame work on an adding typewriter. R.
MawBon. 11 Am Mach 38:B1T-6n My SS '13
Increasing aile lathe output. C. C Dickert.
Little
1 Am Eng 87:31 Ja '11
. S.
Machinery operai ,
O. J. Ateil. II Iron Age 91:141S-I4 Je __ __
Machining automatic chucking machine and
lathe turrela. C. M. Conradson. 11 Mach
20:1-3 S '13
Machining gas tractor parts by novel meth-
ods. 11 Iron Tr R M:«23-6 Mr 13 "13
Machining gagollne engine governor valves.
J: F. Winchester, dlags Mach 19:199 Mr '13
Machining the Ford cylinders. F. H. Colvin.
11 Am Mach 38:811-6 My 22 '13
Machining the Keystone sasoline engine
parts. F. B. Jacobs. 11 Mach 19:350-1 Ja -13
Making the Red-E tool-holder. C. L,. Lucas.
11 Mach 19:711-6 My '13
Manufacturing kinks used on contract work.
C. L» Lucas, ii Mach 20:13G-T O '13
Methods employed In leaf spring manufacture.
E. F. Lake. II Iron Age 91:T0T-6 Mr SO '13
Methods employed in making the long horn.
R. Mawson. 11 Am Mach 38:133-1 My 1 '13
Methods U9cd In manufacturing the Jones
speedometer. E: K. Hammond. 11 Uach 20:
41-7 a '13
Model-room tools and methods. F. B. I.ucas.
diaes MHOh 19:369-70 Ja '13
Modern plant of DodBe Bros.. Detroit, for
1... jj plana Iron Age 91:1-1.
h SS:gSl-8 My !_ __
Safeguarding machinery at Hawthorne. M Bci
Am 108:333-4 Ap 12 '13
Safeguarding motor-driven apparatus. D. C.
Pultney. II Ind Bng 13:!91-30l Jl '13
Safety rule*— engine rooms. Eng & Mln J 90:
SOI S 13 13
Safety rules — machine shop and machinery.
Eng & Mln J 93:643-1 O 4 '13
Session Am. Soc. M. B. on machine shop
topics. Iron Age 92:lS40-2 D 11 '13
Shop kinks. W. F. Canavajt. II Am Eng 87:81-
4 F 13
Shop klnka. C. U Dickert. dlags Ry Age
(Meoh ed) S1:S37-8 O 'IS
Shop kinks from the Frisco. J. C. Brekenfeld.
II diaga Ry Age (Meoh ed) 87:373-8 Jl '13
Shop practice of the Willys -Overland CO., To-
ledo: evolution of a four-throw crank-
shaft — machining flywheels, cam-shnfts, etc.
D, T. Humlllon. II Mach l9:19S-9 Mr '13
Bllngs and hitches for handling machinery.
J; Ridden. 11 Bng N 69:788-12 Ap 17 '13;
Same. Ind Bng lS:lGG-<0 Ap '13; Same cond.
Power 37:561-4 Ap 23 '13; Same cond. Bog
& Mln J 95:1092-4 My 3l '13
Some ever>day problems. R. B. Piatt Mach
20:52-3 S '13
Work holding arbors and methods for turning
operations, 11 Ma*'h 20-81-7 O '13
f!ee alta Drawing room practice; Drill-
ing and boring; Dynamos; Engines: Forging;
Foundry practice: Gages: Grinding and
pollahlng: lathes; Locomotive shops; Loco-
motive works; Machine shop management:
Machine tools; Machinery: Pattern mak-
ing; DaninK machines: Tin II minis— Shi 'lis:
Sheet-metal work; Steel works: Welding:
Workshop management
Machine shop*
Appearances. H. Sibley. Am Hach 38:li4fi My
22 '13
Bflird machine company's new plant at
Bridgeport, Conn.— layout and building de-
tails, plans Eng Rec 61:311-G Mr 29 '13
Eleclrlciil equipment of industrial plants; II-
phone-call system of Continental motor mfg.
CO., Detroit, Mich. H. C. Splllman. II Blec
W 61:in81-4 Mv 24 '13
EnglneerinR workshops of the University ot
Shemeld. U: W. Burley. II Mach 19:699-701
My '13
Fastening machinery to concrete ceilings. R.
Morley. Concrete Cem 2:288 Je '13
p^tening machinery to concrete celling*. J.
Richmond, Concrete Cem 3:«S Ag '13
Foreign melal working coata: wagea In Ger-
man and English machine shops. Iron Age .
91:1035 Ap 21 '13
Germany's great IndUEtriel plants vlnited, "
Iron Tr R 53:11-80 ■' '" '"■
lustriai plant with i
.einforced concrete; . _ _, _...
chinery co., St. Louis. W. J. Knight, 11
plans Eng Rec 61:266-8 Mr 8 '13: Same
cond. Ind Eng 13:188-9 Ap '13
Inspection methods that accomplish maximum
good. E. J. Knapp. Eng M 15:701-8 Ag 'IS
Machine shop heating, ventilating and cool-
ing on a large scale; plant of Ford motor
CO., Detroit. Mich. 11 plans Heat & Ven 10:
42-8 F '13
Mead-MorrlBon mfg. co.'s new plant. A. W.
llnwland. plan Iron Tr R 53:913-4 N 20 '13
Modem principles of shop design. Ind Eng 13:
241-3 Je '13
Modernizing an old mnnufaclurlng plant: de-
talla of chnnires at R, Horton & sons com-
. 11 plan Iron Age 92:121-30
Plant of Henry Vogt machine CO., Louisville.
Kv. O. D. Grain, Jr. 11 Iron Age 91:1321-4
My 22 '13
Plants of the German Tnachlne works. II
Iron Age 92:142-3 An 21 'n
Saxon engineering works. Chemnlti. C: R.
King. II plan Eng M 45:334-52, 525-37 Je-JI
'13
Sheot steel pipe plant at Richmond, Cal. 11
plan Iron Age 91:471-3 F 20 '13
Sec «Un Bridge shops; Electric driving;
Electric rail road a— Shops: Locomotive shops;
Machine shop management; Machine shop
practice; Machine tools; Rail roiid.s— Shops
Machine tool builders' association. See Nation-
al machine tool liuilders' aasoclatlon
Machine tool industry
for machine tools. E. P. Bullard
- -- -192 My 22 '13
'13
Jr. Tron Tr R B
of new Induatrle'a Itiij' Eng''l3Vl2-3"Ja'"'lJ "
972-4
e machine tool Industry.
New tariff bill and t)
Mnch 19:682a My '
PrpceplB for mnchlne tool salesmen. F. M.
RIUb. Iron Ace 91:838-8 Ap 3 '13
Spiling machine tools at a flied price. J: R,
Ondfrey. Am Mach 38:737-8 My 1 '13
=-""-"—-' -invention of Natlor-
1' assn., New York,
I Age 91:1232-3 My 22 '13
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MachJnt toola
AutomHtlr fenlurPR nn marliine toola. K. R.
.VorrtB. Much ;":L'.Vi-l N 'la
Automobile and machine tools. Am Mach 38;
161 Ja 21 -IS
Bnr turner tor I.lbby turret laihe, <l dla»
Mach IDiSO S '1!
Cbpncily or metal norklng machines. S. Dean.
Iron ABe 91:486-7 F 20 '13
Cisl Iron for mnchlne-tool ]>artB. H; U,
Wooci. 11 Am Sue. M K J 35:1631-14 N '13;
Slime lond. Foundry 41:523-6 D "13: Same
cond. Iron Ase BSJ31J-4 n 4 '13
Castlnff mllllnE cutters and similar toola In
high speed steel. ........
> 11 Metal Ind n
;. J. Ball-
Chl'llpd'castironiise'dfor'machlne tools. H:
H. Wood. II Am Mach 38:146-8 Ja 23 '13
Close- Brained soft cast Iron. J: J. Porter.
Gng H 44:262-4 N '12
Common Hmitiillon of niiichlne tool chan-
nel room fi.r chips. C: K. Smart. II Mach
I'MMS-D Jl '13
CuttlMS jioiier o( lathe tiitnlns tools, W: Rip-
per ami (!. IV. Burley. Iron Age 9Z:13S4-9
D 1S '1.1
Device ton startlnK and alopplns machlns
InfJm II Q/iI Am El •jn-^ltl Ta 91 '1^
Semi-Kutomatlc nut tapper, 11 Am Eag 8T:1E
Sheet steel work In the ahop of the Oallgher
machinery co., Salt Lake City. F. A. Stan-
Spetlal machines used by the Hoefer rofg.
CO. In the mumifactiire of drilling machlnen.
D. T. Hamilton, il Mach l»:»31-3 Ag '13
Speeds and feeds for machine tools. R. T.
Kent. Iron Age 3L':lg-2n Jl 3 '13
Standardization of machine tools. Ind En(
13:lTS-7 Ap '13
Stcllile as a cutting tool. D. T. Hamilton.
11 dlag Mach 2a:2'JT-S D '13
Thre:id cutting toola. J. Waldnian. II Much
•2i>:r>3-i s '13
Toola for a high grade automobile. H. Maw-
Bon. 11 Am Mach 3S:lBT-30 Ja tS '13
Lima, O, P. Stelner. II Mach 19:366-8 Ja 'li
Mawaon. II Am Mach 38:719-24 My 1 'IS
Tools used In making the Intertype type-
casting machine. R. Manson. II Am Hach
3S:S09-I3 My IS '13
Water bury Farrel wire spoke machines. It
Mach 19:809-10 Je 'IS
Pec almi Arbors (machinery); Broaching
machines: Clutches; Electric driving; Qear
cutting; Grinding inachlnes; Heading ma-
Four-sllde I _ =
l.urns, 11 diRg Mach 19:773-4 Je '13
Fuller attachment tor machine sharpener.
plan Eng & Mln J S5M7 My 17 '13
Gt-ara tor miKhlne-lool drtvt's. J: Parker,
Am S«e SI K J 3,i;lSI3-ri3 N 'IS; Same cond.
Iron Age «:12Si-3 N 27 '13
Heal- treated Keuis In machine t03ls. A. C.
<Ileason dInKs Iron Age 92:iaL'0-3 N 6 '13;
Same. Iroa Tr It S3:lt43-6 D 25 '13; Same.
Maeh 20:3:^0-3 f '""
C. Van l.anKendonck. II Iron Tr R i3:123-
S Jl n 13
Japanese machine toola. J: 3. NlchoU. Am
Mach 3S:«04 My 15 '13
Locomotive boiler tube tools for application
and maintenance of- all tubes. IncludlnE
those for superheaters and brick arches.
W. R. Hedeman. 11 plans Am Eng 87:23-9
Ja '13
Machine Hnlshlng ot cylinders. S. Dean. Iron
Ace 91:694-6 Mr 6 '13
Machine ahop kinka. H. T. Nowell, dlags Ry
Ase (Mecli e.l) 87:5Si-e N '13
Machine-tool design, past and present, H.
Sililey, Am Much 38:772 My S '13
Machining automobile cylinder- valve htdeB;_P.
My 1
(Vhltehc
Mach 38:727-8
Manufiictiirlng GreaveB-Klusman engine
lalhe.*, l>. T. HumlHon. II Much 19:^65-
S Ab '13
Mttliods ot lubricating machine tools. J. Hor-
ner, dlaga Mach 19:436-41. G13-9 F-Mr '13
Motion work hinks. W: II. Fouvler. plana Am
^Kiig 87:136_Mr___'13 _
New
_.,..,. B tools, 11 Sol
Am 109:144, 160, 180 F 8-22 '13
Reversing motors tor machine toola. C: Fair.
II Eng M 4S:119-20 Ap '13
1:246-7 Ja 2S '13
Shopers; ' Shears (machine toola): Tool
Boring and taclng spring aback lea. C. F.
George, dlags Mach 20:310 D '13
Clamping work In Jlga. dlags Mach 20:300-3
D 13
Flsturea and gaBes used In manufacturing the
mulligraph; -'-■■' — ■■ '- "■- ■-"--
Mach ^ __
9 for machining exhaust pipes. '
. II Mach 19:434-5 F '13
.> used in making Edger
ches. D. T. Hamilton, If W
13
ning automatic chucking machine and
e turrets. C, M. Conradson. II Mach 20:
Termlnolog)'
Dennltlon ot a machine tool, R, I. Clegg.
Iron Age 91:652-3 Mr IS '13
Views on nomenclature ot machine tools.
Iron Age 91:S24-G Ap 3 '13
Machine vibration. See Vibration
Air compreaaor* and compressed-air machin-
ery. R. L. Streeter. II Eng M 45:822-32; 46:
1(1-36, n7-!<3, 3S1-9J S-O '13
Cost estimating In machine cunstructlon, A.
C. Jewett. Mach 20:1T-S S '13
Finishing machine pans. Mach 1»:4G4 F -IS
Indirect causes ot imperfect Interchangeabil-
Ity. A. Whitehead. Scl Am S 76:251 Ap 1>
■13
Lugs, facings and bosses. P. W. Shaw, it Scl
Am S 75:111-2 F 15 '13
Machine forging. D. T. Hamdlton. II dlaga
Much l!l::.ftl-S. 707-10, 78S-H4, SS3-7; 20:11-5,
91-4 Ap-Jl, S-O '13
Manganese steel for machinery parts. S. H-
Stone. II Iron Age 91:110-2 Ja 9 '13
On the realization of high angular speeds.
M. l.eblanc. dlag Am Soc M B J 86:633-7
Mr '13
Power machinery of the American ateel in-
duatry. R. L. Streeter. II Eng M 44:16-86.
204-21, 362-84, 494-610 O 'IZ-Ja 'IS
Practical principles of rational managemt
A. H. Church. Eng M 44:673-30 F 'J3
'"catlona for machlnerj "
er. Iron Age 91:94-6 J
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Michlnary
Vetter steel lype making machine, C. ^. ^«
cas. II Mach 19:961-3 As '13
8rt alto Ball beartngs; Bearings (ma-
chinery); Ueltlng; iJuahings; Calculating
mBchlnea: Chucking machines: Ctutchee;
CorveyLng machinery; Cotton machinery;
Couplinss; Cranee, derricks etc.; Crank-
ahaftB; Crushing machinery; Dredging ma-
chinery; EJectrlc engineering; Electrte ma-
chinery; Engines; Excavating machinery;
Fans, Mechanical; Gearing; Heading ma-
chines: Hoisting machinery; Hydraulic en-
gineering; Hydraulic machinery; Indexing
tnachines; Jncks; Jigs; Keys and heyways;
I-athea; Lcicomolives: Lubrication and iu-
hrlcants: Machine ahop practice; Machine
tools: Manufactures; Mechanical handling;
Mechanics: Milling machlnea: Mining ma-
chinery; Molding machines: Pattern making;
Planing machines: Power transnvlsHlon ;
Presses; Pulieys; Pumping machinery; Re-
frlRcralion and refrigerating machinery;
Itoad-making machinery: Rock cu tl I ng ma-
chinery; Screw machines; Shafting; Bhap-
ers; Siotting machlnea; ynow-plows; Springs
(mechanism); Steam engines; Swaging ma-
chines: Typesetting machines; Valves and
valve gears; Watch making: water wheels
Analysis of crankshaft stresses. K. W. NaJ-
der. Mach 19:«i>S-8 Jl '13
DealgD or ball bearings. F. J. Jarosch. plans
Ind Eng 13:21-7. Tl-4, 117-B Ja-Mr '13
Design of clutch release shoes. J; S. Myers.
Mach 19:723-4 My 'IS
Design of clutch release shoes. M. Terry.
plans Mach 19:332-4 Ja '13
Designing faceplate Jaws and screws for a
heavj lajhe. _W. G, Dunkiey. dlags Mach
■. G. Dunkiey.
Machinery. Transportation of
Transporting he»\ y machinery In Mexico.
H. R. Conklin. 11 Eng & Mln J 95:501-2 Mr
S -13
Machinery Industry
Joint triple supply convention; Indlanapolln
meeting of Notional supply and machinery
dealers, ftouthern supply and machinery
dealers, and American supply and machin-
ery manufacturers. Iron Age 91:950-1. 971-3
Machinery markets. See weekly numbers of
the Iron age
Pension plan for the machinery Industry. W:
I.adge. Iron Age 91:948-9 Ap 17 '13
Selling guarantees— what are safe limita-
tions? G. O. Grldley. Mach 20:218-9 N '13
Kee nisn Machine [ool Industry
McKsisport, Pa.
Filtration plant at McKeesport, Pa. B. C.
Trax It Munlc Bng 1B;14-9 Jl 'l3
Iver. Colombia
so'n"-
6-8 Je 'IS
Determining shaft dlametei
Mach 19:948-9 Ag '13
11:4
1-2 O '
New medium for manufacturing seamless met-
al tubing. Tubal. II Metal Ind n s 11:428-30
O -13
iSrr aim Screw machines
Machinery, Canal. See Canal machinery
Machinery, Elsctric. See Electric machinery
Machinery, Foundry. .See Foundry machinery
Machinery, Hydraulic. See Hydraulic machinery
Maohlnery, Kinematics of
How to calculate the power of a press. W: L.
Cathcart. 11 Mach 19:726.6 My '13
Magdale
II lnl~ Marine Eng
Magnailum
the Magdalen
1 design from a foundryman's view-
point. D. Cox. dlag Foundry 4l:i3S It '13
Professors of machine design. W. F. Schap-
horst Mach 19:306 Je '13
Sketching of mechanism in designing. F. W.
Harris. Mach 19:541-2 Mr -13
Strength of C-shaped caal-lron frames. A, L;
Jenkins, dlags Am Mach 38:815-7 My 15 'IS
See alto Bearings (machinery); Drawing
room practice; Gearing; Keys and keywavs:
Machine shop practice; Mechanical drawing
ExhIMtlons
Foundry and machine exhibition at Chicago.
II Iron Tr R 63:709-14 O 16 '13
Great foundry equipment exhibition at Chica-
go. II Foundry 41:489-97 N '13
Machinery exhlMt at Atlantic City. Iron Age
91:1492-3 Je 19 '13
Inspection
Inspection methods that accomplish maxi-
mum good. E. J. Knapp. Bng M 45:701-8 Ag
'IS
Machinery, Arranaemenl of. See Machine shop
.tlur. dlags Eng St Mln
Machinery, Automatic
Applications of elecli . „ ,
vices, G: M, Meyncke. dlags Mach 1
90 O '13
Automatic features on machine tools. B. R.
Norrls. Mach 20:260-1 N '13
Automatic machinery. Its place In modern
man ufac luring, A. Pott. II Metal Ind n s
Magneslte
Magneslte crucibles, D. M. LIddell. Eng &
Mln J 96:603 S 13 '13
Production and use of magnesite. Eng & Min
J ^6:438 S 6 '13
Magnesium peroxide
PeroildcB and per-salts. A. 8. Neumark. 11
Scl Am 8 75:222 Ap 5 '13
Magnet cores. See Electromagnets
Magnetic separation of ores
tratlon, J. T, Slngewald, Jr. V S Bur Mines
Bui 64:17-21 '13
Home-made magnetic concentrator. L. O.
Kellogg, plan Eng & Min J 96:307 Ag 16 '13
Iron concentrator of unusual design. L,. O,
Kellogg. II Eng & Mln J 96:343-6 Ag 9 IS
Magnetic separation of minerals. Mel & Chem
Ene 11:297 My '13
Ullrich magnetic sepat.
J 96:9ST-!1 N 16 '13
Wltherbee- Sherman no. 3 magnetic mill S
L. Nasoti. 11 Eng & -Mln J 96:959-62 N 22
'13
See alio Electrometallurgy
Magnetic surveys. See Magnetism, Terrestrial
Magnetism
Demagnetization and recovery of permanent
magnets. S. Sano. 11 Elec W 61:96-7 Ja 11
Magnetism and elasticity. Etec W 61:660-
1 Mr 15 '13
Magnetism and elasticity, F. J. Kean, II Elec
W 61:669-70 Mr IE '13
Some historical lnaccuraclef< in text-books on
physics. Brother Polamliio. Elec W 62:1221-
2 D 13 '13
fife aim Electromagnets; Magnetic sepa-
. Scl Am 108:
mo my it i»
mining; Iron ores
lagnetlte linings for basic coppei
■-. E.Wheeler i.nd _M._W._Krejcl. Am
:2769-7S D '
magneto Ignltlo
Maenetos
Bat I try vers
F. Bailey.
28 '13
Care of magnetos. A. I* Brennan, Jr, Power
Magneto couplings for 1913. dlogs Automobile
28:900-3 Ap 24 '13
Magneto Held well slocked. II Automobile 28:
374-81 Ja 30 '13
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1S6 1) 1
i after
Remy brlnft!) out new watertight maBneto
il Automobile 29:472 S 11 '13
Magnet*, Liftlno. Ree Uttlne magnets
Mahogany, Qambla. See Qambla mahogany
I handling
Mantels
Four early American mantels; pictures. Arch
Rec 31:225-31 S '13
Manual training
EUnlel Boone idea in education: school ay»-
tem baaed on voluntary muficular work, 11
Scl Am 103:381 N S 'IS
dec ahn Indualrial education: Teclialcal
education: Trade schools
Manufacturer
f mall and expreaa. ll SMu N TO:fi3T-9, 702-
1 O !-9 '13
Electric carrier system. 11 Ry Age 55:«24-5
O 3 '13
Jones' mrtll ftttcher. II Rv Age 5"i:75S O 24 '13
New mall carrying railway: a parcels post
tunnel. 11 8cl Am 109:263 O 4 '13
New railway mall exchanging apparatus. 11
Scl Am 108:292 Mr 29 '13
Parcels post tunnel railway. II Sc] Am 108:
4 Ja 4 '13
fee alea Motor irucks in postal service
Mall aervlci. See Electric railway mall service;
Postal cars; Postal service; Railway mall
Maln«
Public uCllllies law of Maine. Elec W Gl:1029-
30 My 17 13
Maine monumtnt, Naw York city
Maine monument. H. V. Magonlgle. II Arch Sc
Bldg 45:302-S Jl '13
Maintenance of way master painters' auocla-
Abstract of papers presented at lOlh annual
convention at Ijjiiisville.' Ky.. 1113. Ry
Age .15:982-6. 117»-81 N n. 1) 19 '13
Malaria
RehabllltatInK the Roman Campagna, Scl Am
108:481 My 24 'IS
Man, Prehistoric
Plastic art of prehistoric man. 11 Scl Am
108:270 Mr 22 '13
Management. See Factory management; Foun-
dri' management; Machine shop manage-
ment: Mine munagemeni; OtHce manuKe-
menl: Sclentlltc management: Workshop
management
Management, Central station. See Klectrlc
plants — Central stations— Management
Management, Sclentldc. See SclentlRc manage-
Manganes*
r... [^...1 — „. 5 sulphate and
Determlnutlo
lum, (T
hlsmuthate method. W:
" ~ 1 8:715-40 I" "
Separation of Iron and manganese Rng &
MIn J aa:377-8 F 15 '13
Utilisation ot highly aillclous Iron and man-
eaneee rnlnerals. N. Tarugl, Eng & Mln J
98:84 Jl 12 'IS
World's supply of manganese ore. Iron Age
Manganese steel
Manganese open-price .issoclalions. Elec By
J 42:984 N' 1 '13
Manganese steel castings. J: H. Hall. 11 Iron
Age 91:712-3 Mr 20 '13
Msjtganese steel tor machinery parts. S. R.
Stone. 11 Iron Age 01:140-2 Ja 9 '13
New track appliances. Ry & Eng It S3:955-
6 O 11 '13
Practice of the Edgar Allen American mang-
anese steel co. 11 Iron Tr R 52:1M1.1I Je
19 '13: Excerpts. Ind Eng 13:432-3 N '13
Mangrove
Wood that never rota. Scl Am S 76:317 N
29 '13
Manhattan. See New York (city)
Manholes
Transformers for manholes. II dlag Etec W
62:349 Aw 16 '13
Manila, Philippine islands
Special concrete foundations In the Manila
port district. J: W. Craham. diags Eng N
70:5S4-E S 18 '13
Manufacturer's duly in the ,
field. J. H. Drew. Blec Ry J 42:26 Jl G '13
Manufacturers, National asiDclatlon of. See
National association of manurecturers
Manufactures
Agriculture, manufactures and railways, a
study of capital values and net returns.
Scl Am S 75;6S-T F 1 '13
Chemical engineer and Industrial eOlclency.
W. M. Booth. Scl Am S 7E:Z10-1 Ap G 'IS
Contract machine shop sales advantagrea O.
D. Grain. Jr. Iron Age 91:1013 Ap 24 '13
How patented Inventions have increased the
national wealth. Scl Am 108:414 My 3 'IS
Industrial need of technically trained men:
acientiflc manufacturing and the oppor-
tunities It offers. W. B. Kaempltert. Sd
Am 108:252 Mr 15 '13
Manufacturing problems. F. D. Bell. 11 Scl Am
108:577-8 Je 28 '13
Manufacturing specialist and the influence
of new Industries. Ind Eng 13:12-S Ja '13
Manufacturing the circular cut nte. C. L.
Lucas. 11 Scl Am B 7G:92-3 F 8 '13
Prke fixing by a monopoly and price fixing
by a single manufacturer. W. Kaempftert.
Scl Am 108:666 Je 21 '13
Price maintenance and modern merchandis-
ing. W. Kaemprrert. Scl Am 109:20 Jl 6 'IS
See nlao Automobiles; Box making: Coat
accounting; Fiictorles: Foundries; Fuel:
ni — "lanufacture; Hardware; Iron Indus-
Macli
I.abor
oring (
Patents; Pottery; Rubber; Scli
making
Ag'Wrm-e" Ja 23™T*
Map photography
Photographing blueprint map& H. A. Wil-
liamson. Colliery 33:889 Jl 'l3
red-oak and hard-maple croasties. F. M.
Bond. II U S Poresl Serv Bui 126:9-92 '13
Uses of commercial woods of the United
sliilee. H. Maxwell. U S Agric Bui 12:32-
56 '13
Maps
Mapping the sphere on a plane. 11 Scl Am 109:
66 Jl 26 ■■-
Maps, Aeronautic
Aviation map of the world and marks for
aviators, map Scl Am S 76:179 8 20 '13
Maps, Relief. See Relief maps
Maps. Topographical. See Topographical maps
Marine boilers. See Boilers, Marine
Marine englnserlng
Marine engineering in the good old days. Int
Marine Eng 18:313-4 Jl '13
Rebuilding a double liottam under engines.
B. Benvenuti. dIags Int Marine Bng 18:330-2
Ag '13
ITiiderwater horizontal ash discharger. F. P.
Palen. 11 Eng M 4«:2S7-S N '13
Digitized by VjOOQIC
178
INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
Marine englnaering — C'lHtiiiacil.
Varied experience at sea. G. C.
Int Marine Eng 18:126-7 Mr '13
Mnrlne: Eli-etriclty
shli.«;
tarltic
nropulsion; Shlpbuiljitiu; Ste'ain turbines.
Marine
Study and teaching
Mcj\ndrew's flouting school. C. A. McAlllaler.
dIagTi Int Marine Eng 18:18-20, 53-5,_ 122-_5.
4' 3-6, .
, 446-
Carels-Dleael engine applied i
enalni
Eavealone. il „ _ . ,_ —
Devplapint.'nt <>r iirtxliK'i-r ^i» itiului- l>uats.
n Int Murine Kiir 1s:4S4-6 N '13
Engineering progress In the U. S. navy. Pow-
Engine.
It dltiK Power 3T:7SO-2 Je 3 '13
Fuel oils for use in marine Diesel engines.
II Int Marine Eng 1S:104-E Mr '13
Gas engine yacht. It. Maclntyre. 11 Scl Am
I0»:165-« Ag 30 '13
Geared turbine. Power 3T:5flS Ap 29 '13
lan Dlespl englned lank ship Hagen. 11
Masonry
Preventlne; dampness in nuwonry. 11 Ens Reo
67:S::-a Ja 18 '13: Same. Concrete Gem Z:
91 F -13
Massachusetti Institute of Uchnalaoy
Co-oper;itlon between Massachusetts Instl-
lute of technology and Harvard university.
Eng N S9;T3a Ap 10 '13
Co-operation In educational effort. Scl Am
108:153 F IB '13
Layout for the new technology. Arch Ree
33;272-K Mr '13
Masiachuietti rnaiter plumberi asaoc
plar
E 18:2'
I My ■:
11.13-4 My 31 '13
ing to the design,
handling of marine engines, boilers bhu
auxlliarTes. See monltily numhors of Inter-
national mnrlne engineering
Possibilities of the marine oil engine. T.
Lucas, plans Int Marine Bng lS:56-9 F '13;
Same cond. Eng M 45:114-7 Ap '13
Possibilities of the marine oil engine. J; F.
Wentworth. Int Marine Eng lg:12»-30 Mr
•13
Problem of marine oil engines for ocean lin-
ers. Scl Am 109:2 Jl $ '13
Single screw motor ship or 1,BOO b, ft. p.
J. R. Wilson. 11 plan Int Marine Eng 19:
102-4 Mr '11
Small Internal combustion engines on land
and water. Scl Am 108:301 Ap S 'IS
906-7 My 1 ..
Twin-screw motor ship Monte Fenedo. II
Ens M 44:237-01 N 'iZ
Word of warning: navies and the policy of
oil fuel. Scl Am 109:46 Jl 19 '13
fill- aim Boilers. Marine: CJiiR and oil en-
gines: Marino engineering: Motor «hl|i9;
Ste.im engines; Steam tiirliincs. Marine
Marine Insurance. See Insurance, Marine
Marine law. Rei> Maritime law
Marine lighting. See -Acetylene (or llglithouses,
Marine surveying. See Hydrographlc surveying
Marine zoology
Attached cuilma)» II Scl Am S 76:23G-T O It
'13
Maritime law
Safety of life al sea. J. Donald. J Fr Inst
175:15-42 Ja '13
See oIhii Shlrninj;: Sft';iml..)Bt Inspt" tl.m
Marquette (Mich.) LlQht and powei* commltslon
Sec Intema-
Master boiler makers' asaoclatlon
Addri'^iKi-H and alistrarls of thu reports and
the diKi'irs.'loiis at the 7th annu;il conven-
tion. Chicago. May. I,il3. Ry Age (Mech
ed) 87::fl4-6 Je '13
71h nnnuiil ronvention, ChlcaKO. May, 1913.
Ry & Kne n 53:501-2, 510 My 31 '13
7Ih annual cunvtinllon, Chicago. 1913. Ry Age
,',4:ll'0-3 My 3H '13
Master car and locomotive painters' association
44th annual convenllon, Ottawa, Canad.i.
Rptil. I»13. Itv Aire r>.>:49S-8 S I'J '13
I care of Hie
-"l, lly Age
:S3K-45 O
Master car builder*' association
47th annual convention, Atlantic City, June,
1913, Eng N 69:1341-4 Je 26 '13
47th annual convention. Atlantic City, June.
1913. Ry & Bng R 63:696-8, 607-11, «2T-8.
632-4 Je 21-28 '13
47th annual convention, Atlanltc Clly. June,
1913; program. Rv & Eng K 63:617 Je 7 'IS
Papers at convention, Atlantic City, June,
1913. Elec Ry J 41:1113-4 Je 21 13
Master mechanics' association. See American
railway master mechanics' association
Mas
F^'IS ""
,ter me,
:hBn
Ic, Am Bng 87:70-1
Master steam
asaoclatlon
and ho
..^'■an^d^'
■ Na
hot ■
Iter fitters. National
tlonal association of
water fitters
Matches
Menace of the molch. F. H. Wentworth. Am
Ind 13:19 Ap '13
Materials, l^ec linihlhiR malerials; Road mater-
Materials, Strength of. See Strength of ma-
terials
Mathematical li
Is; pli
latlng
ichlnea: Drawing
Slide rule
_ , F. B. Selkln. Set
Am S 7,';;383 Je 14 '13
Mathematics for recreation. F. B. Selkln. Scl
Am 8 76:16 Jl 6 '13
Straight line, apparently, not always the
. 11 'Sd Am 108:470 My S
Mathematics
t My 29 '13
n of Innd
M.i.oon va'ley mines, Lyon county. Nevada.
Kng & Mln J 95:il85-S Je 14 '13
Digitized by VjOOQIC
INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
of slKnB and symbols employed In m
calculimonH. Colliery 33:413-6 Mr "13
Study and teaching
Teaching mathematics to engineering bIh-
denlB. W. Whited. Eng N 70:638-9 S 18 '13
Matler and electricity. Elec W 61;33l) P 16
■13
Relation of matler lo electricity. A. W.
GoodBpeed. J Fr Inst 176:303-18 S 'll
So- attn Atomic theory; Atoms: EIns- .
tldty; Force and energy; Molecules: Radl-
; Transmutallon of elementa
HlH matlresa a lite raft. II Scl Am 108:90 Ja
26 '13
Mautoieuma. See Tomba
Mauvaaaa tunnel
Rellnlng the Hauvagea tunnel on the Marne
ahlp canal. F. B. Mann, plan Eng Rec
67:20I-< F !! '13
Maxwell motor company. NcwcaatlB. Ind.
Maxwell uses one factory for spare pnrta for
244 models. .\utomoMlc 2S;10ng-1100 D 11 'IS
Maaaurement
sm Aren mpasurement: Calculallne; Elpc-
nt; GaEcs; Gas meters: Ll-
eters; Micrometers; Planlm-
ule: Stream measurement:
Surveying; Temperatur
Water
Meaaurement of tempe
and calorimctry; P) . ...
Temperatu re— Measure
Mtacurea. See Mensuration; Weights
Frozen meat Industry of New Zealand. A. M.
Wright. Scl Am S T6:!1I O t 13
See aUo Meat extracis; Meat markets;
Packing Industry
Maat, Artificial
Artificial meat. Scl Am 109:253 O 4 13
Meat extracts
Bouillon cubes: tlieir contents and food v.ilues
compared with meal extracts and home-
made preparations of meal. F. C, Conk. 11
U S Agrfc Rul 27:1-7 '13
Meat markeU
Electrical retrlgeratlon lor the butcher. R. L.
Lloyd. II Bleo RAW Elec'n 02:83-8 Ja 11
Spring meeting of Am. Soc M. ES., Baltimore
an<l Annnpolla. May 20-23. 1913. Iron Tr R
52:123S-S My 29 '13
Sri- aim Boilers; Electric engineering: Bn-
Blnefrinc; I.cico motives: Lubrication and lu-
brleants; Machine shop practice; Machine
toiils; Machinery; Marine engineering; Mb-
Mechnnica; Power plants;
I'o'
engine
m HWiely of r
Mechanical engineers
Proposed code of ethics for mechanical en-
gineers. Bng Rec ST:96-6 Ja 28 '13
Machanlcal engineers. American aoclety of. See
American eoclety of mechanical engineers
Mechanical fans. See Fans. Mechanical
Mechanical handling
Cleveland electric liluniinnlfne en. ash hand-
ling plant. II iron Ace 91:42* F 13 '13
Device for loading ties. 11 dlags Ry Age
5B:llBl-2 D 19 'IS
EfflcienI foundry aand-handltng plant Install-
ed In the Hart- Parr CO. 'B toundi?. II Found-
ry 41:21-6 Ja 'II
Foundry of J. I. Case Ihreshlng co. notable
for transporting devices, 11 plan Iron Age
92:768-71 O 9 13
Freight- handling equipr
Ap :
Ap 19 '
Mv ■•"
ing equipmi
mv. 11 plan
New York
■13
11 plan Power 37:181-3 P „ „
Control Of furnace draft. E. Brown. Power
38:486-6 S 30 '13
Diehl electrically controlled draft regulation.
II Power 8T:?47-8 F 18 '18
Prat system of Induced draft. L; Prat, plan
Power 3:371-2 Mr Ig '13
See olio Boilers; Draft; Fans, Mechanl-
caJ: Smoke prevention
Mechanical drawing
Free-hand sketching In mechnnlcal work. A.
A, nowd. II Mseh 19:073-6 My '13
Shading In meclianlcal drawing. T. W. John-
«on. dlags Am Mach 3S;Rsr.-7 Mv 32 '13;.
, Am Spc H E _J_35:M3-600 Ap '13:
■signing. P. 1
) Mr 22 '13
Hff nl«» Architectural drawing: Drawing
room practice; Drawing Instruments; firaph-
Ic slntics; tittering; Machinery— Design:
Machanlcal engineering
American society of mechanical engineers' !4th
annual meeting. Iron Tr R 53:1081-7 D 11 '13
J: Same. Int' Majine Eng 1S:204-S
Frei'((ht-bandling machinery for tncreaalng
dock capacity, by New York dock co. II Eng
N 09:914 My 1 '13
Handling cos! reduced by trpclors. 11 Iron
Age !'2;14-B Jl 3 '13
Handling of material In an Implement plant;
mono-rail trollev system In Emerson -Bran t-
Ingh.im CO, work.s. Rockford. 111. It Iron Tr
H 62:1013-6 My 1 "13
Material handling plant In a scrap yard. II
Iron Age 91:187-8 Ja 10 '13
Mechnnlcui handling of coal for British loco-
motives. C. J. B. Cooke, plan Ry & Eng R
63:45S-9 Mv 17 '13
Meicbanlcal loader for motor trucks, Scl Am
109:70 Jl 26 -13
Methods of handling materials In shops, H. C.
Spiiiman, 11 Inm Age 92:1272-3 D 4 '13
Motor- ope rated clam-shell bucket. 11 Eng N
70:108 Jl 24 '13
Same. Ind Eng 13:165-60 Ap '13: Same cond.
Power 37:K61-4 Ap 22 '13; Same cond. Eng
& MIn J 95:1092-4 My 31 '13
Storing and handling of material of Main-
tenance department: seven papers, Ry Age
Kt:ir.»-01 Ja 24 '13
Unloading car of bulk cement In one hour
with one man, II Concrete Cem 3:147-8 S '13
Unloading earth from cars by sluicing, J. C.
Lathrop, Eng N 70:609 S 96 '13
Wagon loaders for handling sand, stone and
gravel. II Munic Eng 45:188 Ag '13
St al'O Ash handling; Coal handling;
ConveylnK marhinerv; Dumping appliances;
Freiahl hnndllnc;; Grain handling; Lumber
handling: Mall handling: Mine haulage:
Ore handling: Rail hnnilling; Telpherage
Mechanical models
Franklin Institute treasures. H, D, .Tones, II
Scl Am 108:473 My 24 '13
Model room tools and methods, F, B. Lucas,
discs M.ich 19:309-70 Ja '13
Simple methods In mod el -making: how aott
wood and cardboard can be used. P. Collins.
II Scl Am 109:65 Jl 26 '13
Mechanical movements
firr atm Pulleys
Mechanical atokera. See Stokers, Mechanical
Mechanical theory of I
Dead matt— -■•-'
■13
Digitized GvCOC^IC
INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
New MlHBlHslppl river I
HcAndrtfw's floattiiK school. C. A. McAllUter.
Int Marine Kng lB:lS-2a Ja '13
See aim Aeronautics; Bridges— Load;
Counterbalance welelils: ElaBtlolty: Flulda:
Forne and energy; Friction; Gasea; Graphic
statics; Hydraulics; Uqulda; Machinery:
Matter; Moments of Inertia: Power; Pulleys:
Rotating discs; Strength of mate rials i
Mechanics, Applied
Automatic balancers. M. Lioblano, Am Soc
it E J 35:893-6 My '13
ComputlnK the shear on pins. W: C. Stripe.
Am Mach 3li:787-8 My 8 'I!
Limitations ol malhematical theory. W. G.
Button. Eng Rec 68:618 N 8 '13
Mechanics of mining. R. T. Slrohm. Colliery
33:448-9. 48T-8. E«e-8. 633-G. 713-Gi 34:43-5,
lH-6, 1S4-S, 246-T, 307-8 Mr-D '13 (to be
W: H, Burquesl. Dom Eng S2:H Ja 4 '13
Madala
Wlllard GIbbB medal. Met A Chem Einx II:
: Ry & Eng R 53:708-9
I, Military
.iltarlan side of war: Bed cross sanitary
equipment for the field. W. J. Murray, fl
alio Hygiene; Public health; Sanlla-
■ temple, Chicago
Mtgallthic monuments
Stone monumenls: their relation to history
and geography. J. W. Fenkes. 11 Scl Am
S Tfi:248-Sl, 284-6 O 18-26 '13
Melbourne, Australia
Award of contract for electrification of Mel-
bourne Buburban system, map Elec Ry J
41:351 F S '13
Contract awarded for electrlBcatlon of the
Melbourne suburban railways, Ry A. Eng R
63:120-1 F 8 '13
BDectrlcal equipment for the Melbourne aub-
urbao raliwaya. Hleo W <l:IlE-e F ■ '11
of Melbourne suburban rail-
. By & Eng R E3:S9 Ja 18 '13
Approximate melting polnls of some commer
clai copper alloys. H. W, Glllelt and A. E
Norton. Metal Ind n a 11:514-7 D '13
Memory
Btncfency in learning: a practical reault t
experlntenlal pedagogy, P. R. Rado8avl)ev
Ich. tl Sci Am 109:179-80 S 6 '13
Memphis, Tennessee
Memphis can til eve
930-2 N S '13
New MisHlssippI river bHdge at Memphis.
dlaff Ry Age 65:824-5 31 '13
„. T bridge at Memc
diags Bng ttec S8:61S-T H B '13
Railroad!
IlllnolB Central improvement. 11 plan
Rec S8:720-2 D 27 13
Circle. (Engineers' study course ) Power
37:313-6 Mr 4 '13
Cylindrical segments and elllpsea. (Bnglneen'
study course) II Power 37:468-70 Ap I 'IS
Lines and angles; the circle. (Engineers'
study course) Power 37:202-3 F 11 '13
Polygons. (Engineers' study course) Power
37:276-7 F 25 "IS
Pyramid, cone and frustum. (Engineer*' stu-
dy course) 11 Power 37:364-6 Mr 11 'IS
Quadrilaterals: triangles. (Engineers' study
course) Power 37:238-40 F 18 'IS
Spheres. (Engineers' study course) II Power
37:393-4 Mr 18 '13
Spherical segment. (Bnglneers' study course)
11 Power 37:430-2 Mr 26 '13
Table of feet reduced lo decimals of a mile.
J. G, Wlshart. Ry Age 66:793 O 24 '13
Set oI»n Area measurement: Gages; Met-
ric system; Surveying; Weights and
Mental arithmetic. See Arithmetic, Mental
Mental teste. See Abllltr tests
Mercantile marina. See Shipping
Mercer, Henry Chapman, 1856-
Personal architecture: house of H. C- Uer-
cer. Doylestown, Pa. W, T. Taylor. 11 Arch
Rec 33:242-54 Mr '13
Merchant marine. See Shipping
ksllvei
mining in 1913, Bng & Mln J 96:
Mercury Interrupters. See Interrupters
Mercury vapor lamps. See Electric lamps. Mer-
cury vapor
Mershcn, Ralph Davenport, I8<S-
Portrail, Bng N e9:IS6a Ja 10 'IS
Ralph D. Mersbon, president ot Am. Inst. E^
E, a, A. Wardiaw. Eng N 69;)0«-S Ja SO
■IS
Metal coating
industrial application a of spray method for
producing melolltc coatings. Automobile SS:
130: Je 26 '13
Metal plating with the air brush: Schoop
^process. II Sd Am 109:346_ N I ^13_
Am' S~78:10a~9" 'Tig 1
' -dvances In the sp
lion of metallic
. II Met & Chem I
rvtnoop metal apray process, a, ii, ocno<«).
dlag Eng M 46;2S5-8 N '13
Schoop syslem of metal plaling, il Mach 19:
869 Jl '13
Kpc alio raectroplallng; Plating
Metal coloring
Arsenic as an agent in metal colorillg. E.
niflssett, Jr. Melal Ind n s 11:124^ Mr
■13
Artificial and genuine patina. Sci Am S 15:
319 Mv 17 '13
products. B. F. lAlce.
Mach 19:778-9 Je '13
Coloring nnn-ferrous metals and alloys. E. P.
Lake. Macli 20:27-30 S '13: Same. Sci Am
S 76:266-7 O 25 '13
Coloring of extrusion metal. C: H. Proc-
tor. Metal Ind n s 11:126 Mr 'IS
.vrr aim Bronzing; Gilding
Metal ccrroeion. See Corrosion and antl- corro-
sives
Metal cutting
Digitized by VjOOQIC
INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
.. Am Eng 87:248 My '..
Improved machine -drill: heavy-teed Vau-
clsln drill adapted to economical metal cut-
ting. A. C. VauclalD and H. V, Wllle. plane
Ene M 44:422-4 Ja '13
Manutacturlnx broaching machines and tools:
description of system with details ot pro-
duction of neceasary eciulpment el J. N,
I^polnte CO. 11 Iron Tr R 82:T3e-g Hr ZT
■13
I IDS:
cold metal sawing machine. 11 Iron
Tr B 63:110 S 4 '13
Oxweld cutting and welding process. II Ry A
Eng R 53:570-1 Je 14 '13
Oxy-acelylene weiillng and cultlng In Euro-
pean commercial and railway repair estab-
lishments. H: W. Jacobs. 11 Ky Age 54:476-8
Mr U 13
Oxyacetylene welding and cutting operations.
II Eng N 69:1062-3 My 22 '13
Pantagraph which draws on steel with a
point of flame. H: H, Suplee. 11 Sci Am
109:300 O 18 '13
Recent Improvements in machine tools. Scl
Am 108:180 F 22 '13
Stelltte as a. cutting tool. D. T. Hamilton.
II dlag Mach 20:297-8 D '13
Welding and cutting with oxygen and Il-
luminating gas. Ry Age 86:196-7 Ag 1 '13
See olso Cutting machinery; Steel cutting
Metal flnlihlng
Methods of finishing metal surfaces. E: K.
Hammond, ll Mach 19:852-4 Jl '13
Progress made In scraping metal siirfacss.
L. J. Krom. 11 Metal Ind n a U:B21-2 D '13
See alio Metal coloring; Metal protection
Metal laths
Melal lath with tnleeral furrinc strips. II Bng
N 89:IS7 Ja 2S 'IS
Metal pollshlns- See Grinding and polishing
Metal protect I on
Basic pigments snd metal corrosion. Iron Age
92:342-3 Ag 14 '13
Cumberland patent process tor the protection
o( metals. Int Marine Bng lS:36e-7 Ag '13
Electrolytic prevention of T>oller corrosion.
Power 37:706 My 20 '13
Influ*--- - ' --'
SB:93-r Ji'"2'6'"'i3"'
Influence of basicity on protective value of
paints for meUls. Eng Rec 6SiS7 Jl 26 '13
Iron Age 82:321-, ..„ . ..
Preservation of metals tor marine work. P.
Lyon. Inl Marine Eng 18:161-1 Ap '13; Same
cond. Eng M 45:440-2 Je '13
Preservative coalings. Iron Age 92:49 Jl 3 '13
Protective coatings for railway bridge floors.
A. W. Carpenter. Eng N 69:60-1 Ja » '13
liust inhibllive paint. Hy Age (Mech ed>
87:541 O '13
Selecting and specltylng protective coats for
Iron and steel. J. C, Smith. Kng M 44:334-
Metal surfaces. Sec Metal Dnlxhlng
Metal tariff. See MeUI trade
Metal testing. See Metnls— Tusttng; t
Country's enormous Junk heap. Foundry 41:
384-6 S '13
General business conditions and the metal
marl<els In 1912. Met & Chem Eng 11:1-3
Hetal markets. See weekly numbers of the
Engineering and mining Journal
Metal acl.e<iule in the House. Iron Tr R GI:
inS4-6 My 8 '13
Metal schedule of the IJndei-wood tariff: du-
tiable list and free list. Iron Age 91:sup894a-
8:4d Ap 10 '13
Metal tarlfl. Eng & MIn J 96:654-5 O 4 '13
Melal, lln plate and sheet prices for IB yearB,
tS9S-l912, Iron Age 91i43 Ja 2 '13
New tariff bill. Iron Age 91:896-7 Ap 10 "IS
Tariff hearings nt Washington on metal
schedule. Iron Age 91:2B0 Ja 23 "13
Tariff on metals. Metal Ind n s 11:219-20 My
Iron Age 91 :1649a. 1.^4')d Je 26 '13
Underwood -Simmons tarirl bill In the Senate.
Iron Age 92:135-7 Jl 17 '13
Hre alto Copper Industry and trade; Iron
Industry and trade: Scrap metal; Steel
See National metal
Industry and Iradi
Metal trade*
trades assoclalli
Metal waste
Benefit of meltlns over plallnui
OllngB In your own factory. W
Metal Ind n s 11:4*J4-5 O '13
. work
ilutlon
..eUl In_ _. . _ _. _ __, __
Machining of aluminum and white metals.
K, rwlnhardl. Mach 19:370 Ag "13
Methods of finishing metnl surfaces. E: K.
Hammond, II Mach 19:852-4 Jl '13
Progress made In scraping metal surfaces.
L. J. Krom. II Metal Ind n s 11:521-2 D
'13
fee also Brass founding; Bronze: Bronies:
Bushings; Dies: Hardware: Ironwork; Keys
and keyways: Metal coloring: Metal laths;
I'ewter: Pickling (metals): Punching ma-
■" ' ork: Slotting ma-
Solder
and solder
7eld-
Metal work, Artistic
Importance of design In the development of
the art metal industry. A. F. SauDdera. II
Metal Ind n e 11:16-6 Ja '13
Influence of style on the art metal work of
modern tlmea A. P. Saunders. 11 Metal Ind
n s 11:332-3 Ag '13
Metal work, Plate. See Plate metal work
Metallic films. Production and properties of.
Sol Am S 75:151 Mr 8 '13
Metallic furniture. See Furniture. Metallic
Conden'er-tubc corrosion. II Power 38:531-
3 O 14 -13
Crystalline growth of strained ferrite. A. Sau-
vi>iir. II Iron Aire 91:358-60 Ja 23 '13
through fatigue. F.
. Iro
2:5S4-5
'13
. W.
B. Swan. 11 Foumlry 41:474-8 N '13; a<^,„^.
Iron Age !i2;S:'3-7 O 23 "13; Same. Iron Tr
R B3;!l6S-8 N 27 '13
Ilp;it-trc:ilment of carbon steel castings. J:
H. Hill!. II Iron Tr R 63:81-4 Jl 10 '13
Mallenblc Iron ciistlngs for automobile work.
K, Touceda. II Automobile 28:1260-3 Je 19
'13; Same. Iron Age 91:1426-9 Je 12 '13:
same. Iron Tr H 53:1368-63 Je 12 '13; Same.
Foundry 41:276-80 Jl '13; "" . - -
Enc 13:408-9 S '13
Metullographv of carbon, M
11:619 N -13
applied lo alloys. Met & Chem
Eng
F,ng
1:619-21
N ■
11 the
A Industry. A.
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INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
Metallography —
■liilB. U, G, KlURh. II Am Inst MIn K Bui
S13-28 My '11
■'-- --tnlloBraphv of rpOnoii copper.
■ II \„ l..st Mtn K Tllll in-
B. H. Biirdwell. 11
U29-41 Jl 'IS
Sulphiap ores of ciipl
rnscoplc study. L.
K Bui '•
C.' Graton. 11 Am 1
yg My '13; Diacusa
le m the study or n
2:S4I)-;; I
Sec aUo Annealing
"SS"?r'o"S'n.'d"". ar...ln, .nd m.W-
lurglcal laboratory, Ottawa. Eng & Mln J
96:1016 My 24 "13 , , „,
Metallurgical laboratoiiea. Emb & Mln J B6;
1161-3 Jb 7 -IS
Great Falls Mont, reduction works, 11 Eng 4
Mln J B6:677-B O 11 '13 „ _ ^,
HyrtromelalliirBy. R. Chauventt. Met & Ciicm
Kng
l:48ii-9
i '13
r to
Hviiromiitailurgy and chlorlnatlon; _ .
Dr. Chauvenet. J: L. Malm. Met & Chem
Eng 11:669 D 'IS ^^
of ks^practicu. W, F. Bleecker, .Met & Chem
Kng ll:5S8-9 O '13 „, ,., ,
MaKntllte In mattes and sUiKS. 1i. W. Wal-
ter, EI.K & Mln J i.5::!13-4 Ja 2.. '3
Mctallureical cobIb at the Homeslake. Met &■
Chem Eng 11;60-1 3a 'IS .,-.,,,
MetallurKy of the Homcstake ore. A. J, Clark
and \V. J. Hharwood, 11 map Eng & Mln J
9S161-6, :!15-» Ja lS-25 '13
N«w desulphurlilng method: sulpliur re-
moved by dlatillalion Into Its elemental
forms. W: A. Hall. Eng M 45:876-8 S '13
New factor In metal failures, B, A. Lewie.
Metal Ind n h 11:7 Ja '13 , ^ .
Notes on chemistry and metallurgy In Great
Britain. See monthly numbers of Metallur-
gical and chemical engineering
Notes on metnllurgy in Britleh Coluinbia in
1912. E. Jacobs. Met ft Chem Eng 11:29-30
Precipitate melting at the New Belmont
mlH Tonopnh. Nev, A. H, Jones. 11 Eng
& MJn J yB:llB7-8 Je 14 '13 „, ^
Heclamiitlon of non-ferrous metals at Weat-
Inghouae electric 4 mfg, co,'a plant, Pitta-
burgh, II Foundry 41:130-4 Ap '13
Relative Importance of principles anil P_rac-
cal literature See monthly numbera of
Metallurgical and chemical engineering
Temperature of certain ^operations^^ln^ the
i All<»
Rt:iKt
grts; Blast
Conlwr nn-tallur}:y; fynniile proceMs;
trometalhirgyi Flotation proreca; Kuri
Gold melalliirgy: Iron mctalliirwy:
melnllurgy; Slagnetli; scpiviitlon of
MeUillurgli'Ul li>1ioratorii-s; Mctnls: Ore
nient: Ores; Rcf ra~-— - ~ -'"'-■ '■
lHllur>
liiiliii
eights, Eng & Mln
MetBtaln siuqultyl^Scl Am S 76:16 Ja 4 'It
Misuse and failure of metals and al oya. T.
V. Hughes. Scl Am 108:171 F 22 13
New (actor In metal failures. E. A. I^wls.
Bci Am S 76:96 Ag 9 "13 „ ,
Non-ferrous metals. Iron Age 92:51-2 Jl 3
Resistivity ot a few metals through a wide
range of temperRture. E. F. Northrup and
V. A. Suydam. J Fr Inst 176:163-61 P
Use o( ammonia in bringing metal Into so-
lution, C. D. King. Set Am B 7S;16 Ja 4 IS
Worlds production of principal metals. Eng ft
Mln J 95:742-4 Ap 12 '13
iSre alM Alloys; Aluminum; Annealing:
AssBylng: Corrosion and and-corrMjves
Electromet.illurgy Foundry practice; Melal
trade- Metal work; Metallography; Metal-
lurgy: Mineralogy; Mines and mineral re-
Xnes: Ore dep^lta; Pickling (metals);
Slag; Smelting: Solder and aoldering; Weld-
ing^ Wire' alM namea of metals and alloys,
e g, lt:ib'Mlt metals; Copper: Iron: Lead;
Manganese: Niikcl; Silicon: Steel; -Vana-
8 Jl
• M I
:1187-
,-io...T,> o. .„u.!>nc.^s in metals. A. F, Shore.
11 ding Iron Age 92:16-7 Jl 3 '13; Same.
Iron Tr R .'i3:Sr-8 Jl 10 '13
«.c alto Ore testing
Metali. Cutting of. Sea Metal cutting
MetaiB, Fatiaue of. See Fatigue of metals
Metalwork. See Metal work
**l-"r"" of meB«.gea from other worlds, H.
iRtc nr™ Thunderslorms; Tornadoea;
"A"rSn"iid*lhrweat'er: aeronautic meto^
Ology. C: F. Talman. il Scl Am 109:94 Ag Z
G^Jmany-H aeronautical weather bureau. Sel
Am 10S;!62 Mr 22 '13
Meteorology, Agricultural .ertcuUural
•^\^rr,s^. sTS'r'fo"8:5,^^e;ff3'"™'.
Rise Of agricultural meteorology. Scl Am I0».
112 F 1 '13
"Elcc'rical energy meter. 11 plan Power 37: •
2S6-7 F 25 'IS
Improved How "^^er-^^^ll ^dl^^Pow^r^ 38:192-3
^Hm> Int MuTnp 'Kna isr4l'l-3's ■13; Same
cord ' Kv Ak.' IMech ed) 87:507-8 3 '13
Metering and f^^^\^^"«J^^2'>lLf^''^]^'-,i:
W T.edoux, 11 dlags Met ft Cnem J",.ng ii.
403-T Jl "13
ietalB:"Bng N 70:14-6 Jl 10 '13
; meeting ot British Institute of met-
I.ondon, 1913: abatracla of papers pre-
<1. Met ft Chem Eng ll:i:9-Mi Ap 13
ering materlala. C. A, McAllister. Int
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Metric Hystem and the average man, Ind Ens
13:370 9 '13
nammcB. G: F: Kuni. Scl Am 8 76:82-3,
SB-9 Ag S-ie '13
Simple appro^lmale metric conversions. A.
A. Cary. Power 37;ZlT-9 P IS '13
Meumann, ErrKt, 1B6Z-
Teachlnr from the child's point of view: a
new Bclence created by Prof. Meumann, P.
R. Radoaavljovlch, por Scl Am i(IS:Hl Ak
23 '13
MexfcD
Michigan united traction company
Standardization on the Michigan united trac-
tion, il Elec Ry J <l:178-9 Mr IB '13
Mlcrographic analyili. Rce Metallography;
Micro meters
Uench micrometer. W, T, Murphy, dlag Am
Miich !S:S69-TI) My 22 '13
Improvement for the micrometer- microscope.
W. Souder. Kng .S' G9:J6« F 30 '13; Same.
Am Maeh 3B:7S3 My 8 '13
MIcrcmeter helsht saee. ^V: C. Beti. diss
Mln
. V. DIs.'
11 An
Ab-
Hy
V.I I-.- 7
mIcH.
Thre_ , _
-Mnch 19:fiSS My 'IS
Ml«ro-motion study by r
and moving picture m
1-4 Ja '13
. 11 dlag
11 Ind Eng 13:
: T. Hoore. Scl
e Journey through Arizona and
mexico m inSO. O. L. Annan, map Eng N
89:1138-30 My 29 '13
Economic conditiotil
Bngineer's remlnlacences of Mexican railway
buildlnff. M. E. Schmidt. Bng M 4S:E83-94
Ag '13
National raiiwava of Mexico, map Rj- Age '•:•:
l!11-2 n SS -13
induilriaa and rMourcaa
Mines of Mexico. H, A. Megraw. II Eng M
48:37-<6 O '13
Patience and chenn labor In MfXtran mtn-
Ine. W: H. Yeaii.lle. Eng & Min J ;'fi:1127-
ABsault on the Lucky Tiger mine. Eng & Min
J 95:890-1 My 3 '13
How M ST lean rebels destroy ralln-ays and
bridges, O. E. Weeka. 11 Scl Am 109:209-10
S 13 'IS
Miami copper company in 1913. J: P. Chan-
nlng. Eng & Mln J 95:59-60 Ja 11 '13
Report for 1912. Eng ft Mln J bi5:7«3-1 Ap 12
Flood notes from the Miami valley.
Eng N 69,-924-31 My 1 '13
Mica
Am S 75:74-5 P I 'is
Src alio Bacteriology
Microphone!
Micro- monophone. 11 Scl Am 108:248 Mr I(
'11
ft rlicm KnB ll:lllfl-2:' N '13
Comparison mlacroscope. W. Thoemer. II So
Am 108:158 F 16 '13
Early "se .if tlio mlirOHcope at Iron and
sli-.-l wurhK. I". KrBUipolnlner. Iron Age
»:':35i Ag 14 '13
Hints for young mlcroscnplats. N, Barden.
11 Scl Am 103:435 My 10 '13
Improved metallurgical microscope. W. Ta*-
sin, 11 Met ft Chem Eng lt:E6-S Ja '13
Improvement for the mlcromoter-microscope.
W. Souder. Kng N 69:366 F 20 '13: SaJne.
Am Maoh 3S:783 My 8 '13
Microscope In the Iron and steel Industry, A.
iinuvcur. II Iron Tr K B2:l3!il-7 Je 5 '13;
I Je 6
'13
Mining and treatment of feldspar and kao-
lin. A. S. WattH. II II S Bur Mines Bui 53:
1-160 '13
Tariff hearings on schedules B and C. Elec
W 61:340 F 15 '13
Ulcarta
jri2"^r37"Bl?c"w 6. --. -
3R:t6i R TO '13: Mnch V':<H2 Ag '13; Enn ...
46:flup J-3 N '13
Mice. See Field mice
Michigan
induatrlea and resourcea
Applied geology, Michigan Iron ranges. P. R.
McDonald, dlags Eng ft Mln J !i6:Zns-10 Ag
3 '13; Same. Scl Am 9 76:3aii O 11 13
Developments on Michigan Iron ranges, t^.
B. McDonald, II Eng & Mln J 96:335-9 Ag
23 13
Michigan Central railroad
OpeTall^n ..f,Mi.-l.i5;i;. Cenlnil In 1912. Ry
Micros-foptsl In the HeXi
a Mln J 9.'i:I7l-6 JH 18 '13
Microscopy In economic geology. R: Beck.
Kns A Mln J »5;10S7-9 My 31 'IS
Modern microscopical optics: the llmltatlona
of the microscope. C. Metz. Scl Am 8 7(:
16S-3 Mr 15 '13
I"sc of the mliTosrope In the study of metals.
K. F, Cone. 11 Iron Ag" 9;:S40-2 O 16 '13
Hfi- iiltn Goniometers; Metallography
icroscopy. See Microscope and microscopy
Iddlelown. Ohio
Fln(..i-i....tPclli-ii pinns for Ohio cities. J:
W. mil. Kng lie.- 6fi:,"i9H N 2:' '13
Note
the
form HI Ion and Inhibition of
lints. H: A, Gardner. II J Pr
tict. See Aeronautics, Military
■norU-B; ArseliJilR: BarroclfB
my. H. F
9:382 O 1
itlcB, Milllnry; Artillery;
iji"», Millt.'.rv
See Automobiles, Mill-
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Mllltiry eKploilvei. See BxplosIveB, Uilltary
Military hIMory
Military history and the science of buslnesa
admlnlatratlon. E: D: Jones. Eng M i4:l-t,
185-90, 331-fi O-D '12
Military hygiene
Tj..»..^if A-i»v. -jdfl fif vyiir: Rsd croBH sanitary
. J. Murray, ft
Humanitarian s
Scl Am S 7B;412-3 Je 28 '1
Military medicine. See Medicine. Military
Military mines. Sec Mines, Military
Military racannalisance
Achievements ot military aircraft, H. Ban-
nerman -Phillips, II Scl Am 108:306-7 Ap B
Milling machlnet
91;9S-100 Ja 1 ..
Con at ant -speed milling; machine. 11 Iran Ags
91:I3E4 Je S '13
Crosa-drtlllng and mlliinK attachments. D. T.
Hamilton. II Mach 13:619-22 Ap '13
Experiments in mllltng. Tnd Ede 13:81 I** '!>
Hoefer duplex mllltng machine. II Iron Tr II
B3:25S Ag 7 'U
Ingersoll open -side horizontal -spin die mltllne
machine, II Mach 19:67-8 S 'IZ
Italian mllllnR machine. J. Horner, il iliae
M«rh 2";107-8 O '13
Kempsmlth mllllnir machine. 11 Iran Tr R
62:746-6 Mr 27 '13; Am Eng 87:217 Ap '13
LeBlond heavy-duty cone-tvpe mlillne ma-
chine. II Mach 19:62-4 S '12
LeBlond heavy duty miller. II dlas Am Mach
33:799-803 My 16 'IS
Lees-Bradner thread milling machine, II Mach
19:474-5 F '13
Locomotive link milling machine. II Am Enc
R7:46 Ja '13: Iron Tr R 52:162 Ja 9 '13
Milling motor truck spring chairs. G; E. Pope,
dla«s Mach 19:en-8 Ap '13
Milling operations slmultaneou.^ly performed.
S. II. Stone. II Iron Tr R B3:fiR8 O 16 'U
New style ot duplex milling machine. II Iron
AKe 91:531 P 27 '13
Newton mulllple-splndle milling machine. II
Mach 19:817-8 Je '18
K.-ipid produrlion with mlDlnic machines. II
Iron Age 92:286-8 Ag 7 '13
Steams-Knight cm nkcanci— milling nnd drill-
ing, 11 Aulomoliile 29:279 Ag H '13
Tripling the output of a milling machine by
motion study. 11 tnd Eng 13:169 Ap '13
Variable s|>eed mechanism for milling ma-
chine table. 11 diagH Mach 19:442 F '13
See aim Gear cutting: Machine tools
Mlllino ol ore*. See Crushing machinery: Ore
Milwaukee. Wisconsin
Lift 1
. 11
Munlc Eng 46:2-7 J1 '13
Politics and govern m ant
Milwaultee's non-parlisan a^mlnlBtratlon,
Munlc Eng 44:423-4 My '13
Rapid transit
Service order for Milnaukeo line.';. Klec By J
42:HR2-e D 6 '13
Water supply
Claselflcatlon ot water consumption In Mil-
waukee, Wis. Eng N 69:1319 Je 26 '13
-9, Eng Sc -Min J 9:.;
Accidents In metal mines of the United Statea.
Eng & Mln J 95:769-70 Ap 12 '13
Answers to examination questions a^ked at
examination for mine foreman and asslBtant
foreman held at Potlsvllle, Pa., 1913. Col-
liery 33:651-3 Je '13
Comparative safety of electric and fuse blaat-
Ing. Eng & Mln J 96:1014 My 17 'IS
Electric haulage accidents. Eng & Mln J 95:
6fil Mr 20 '13
Metal mine accidents In British Columbia. F:
I.. Hoffman. Eng A Min J 96:931-2 N 15 '13
i-idents In MonUina. Eng & Min J 95:
Mysf
I Ja 2
uccldeni
Eng
Mln J 96:876
Rand. Eng & Mln
—Safety measures; Safe-
Eng & Mln J !
Sources of electrt
H. Clark. Eng ^_ . __
Two hoisting accldenls and their It „-.
son hoist and I-eonard mine. Eng & Mln J
96:1111-2 My 31 "13
Who Is responsible? W: H. and J. T. Rey-
nolds. Colliery 33:560-1 My 'IS
Winding accldenls on the Ran
J 96:1111 D 13 '■"
See alia Conl mines and mining — Acci-
dents and exptoalons; Firedamp; Mine ex-
plosions: Mine fires^ Mine rescue work;
ly lamps
Mine Bccountlnj
MlninK cost a'connts of the Anaconda copper
mining co. H. T. Van E:I1s. Am Inst Min
E Bui 7R;1047-ril Je '13
Outline of mine aocountlng. H: B. Femald,
Kng & Min J 96:6-8 Ja 4 '18
Mine air
Humidity of mine air. J. de B, Hooper. Col-
liery 33:608 Ap '13
See alio Mine gases: Mine explosions
Mine cage*. See Mine hoisting
Mine cart
Advnntiiges of steel mine cars. G. P. Biack-
iston. II colliery 34:172-3 O '13
Federal galile-bottom ore car, dlsgs Eng A
jctlon. W. D.
y 34:175-6 O '
I 111 Mine hnulae
! Gommlsilon
Mine construction
Bulldozing chute and imderswiing gate. G.
J, Jackson, il Rng & Mln J !i6:735-6 O 18 '13
Concrete In mine construction. A. P. AUard.
Colliery 33:623-4 Je '13; Sam« cond. Eng N
60:1107 Je 5 '13
Concrete station at ChaJnplon mine, plans
Eng & MId J 96:641-3 O 4 '13
Fireproof construction In mines. Concrete
Cem 3:64 Ag '13
Ilydmullc fllllne as roof support. G: Knox.
Modern steel-tipple design, J: A. Garcia.
plans Eng N 69:1316-7 Je 26 '13
Safety rules — structures. Eng & Mln J 96:
596 S 27 '13
Steel In mine construction. C. Schols. Eng N
69:1166-7 Je S '13: Same. 11 dlag Colliery 34:
30-2 Ag '13
So- ahn Mine shafts; Mine Umbering
Mine costs. See Mining costs
Mine drainage
Bailing through an untlmbered ahatt. D, Mulr.
il plans Eng & Mln J 95:991-6 My 17 '13
Driving a long adit at Bonanza. Colo. W. C.
Russell. Eng. & Mln J 95:272 F 1 '13
Geological drainage prolih-in. R. H. Heap,
maps Kng & Min J fl(::rjn'i-ll D 27 '13
fre <iltn f^liaft /
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Mine empiayeas. See Miners
MIn* exploalons
Answers to exam 1 nation questions. Welt Vlr-
Blnla. 1»I!. Colliery 33:587-90 My 'IS
Causes dI coal-dust exploBlona. C. M. Young.
Bng M 14:771-3 F '13
Cincinnati mine (Pa.) dlBasler. W: Z. Prloo.
map Colliery 33:636-43 Je "IJ
Effect of Incombustllile dusts on the explosion
of gases. H. B. Dixon and C. Campbell. Scl
Am B 76:118-9 Ag S3 '13
Impressing upon tlio miner faet* regarding
explosions. J: Vemer. UIdce Sc Mln 3S: SI3-
6 Ja -IS
Some features of mine disasters, Q: S. Rice.
Colliery S3:3ei-S F 'IS
Nn- al'o Coal du.it; Coil mines nii,l min-
ing— Accidenla and <-<|Jli>',i.ina: Mlnu ai^l-
dents; Mine Ores; Mine gases
Mine flrti
Coal mine flres. Oolllery 33:e90-3 Jl '13
Drift candlestick. W: J. Crocker. II Colliery
33;3% F '13
Fire prevention in metalliferous mines, Q: J.
Young. Eng M 44:601-6 Ja 'IS
PIre protection of mines. G. E. Lyman. Col-
liery 33:624-7 Je '13
nre protection of mines, J. Taylor. Colliery
34:!8-B Ag '13
Mine (ires. Colliery 34:16 Ag '13
Mine tires and their prevention. H. M, Wil-
son, 11 Scl Am S 7K:404-B Je 2S '13
1 Mt. Lyell mine Are, Mines A Mln S3:
330-1
Ja '13
.._ .. __ „.i Mount Lyell Are.
Eng & Mln J 95:820-1 Ap 19 '13
Some features of mine disasters, O: 8, Rfce.
Colliery 33:361-2 F '13
Bit alao Firednmp; Mine aocldents: Mine
explosions; Safety tamps
Mine foremen. See Mine nianaRumenl' Mining
engineering
Abillly of the ncetvlene flame. E. M. Chanee,
Colllpry 34:23"-41 N '13
Apparatus for testing mine BBJlea. P. C. Per-
kins. II 8ci Am 109:£GS O 4 'IS
Barometric pressure and mine gases. Colliery
33:477-9 Ap -13
Chart clasalfjing mine gases. C. K. Qloman.
Coniery 33:aup Ap '13
Detecting poisonoun gnsen hv (hi^ir oclii'ti up-
on small animalB. (!: A. Burrcil and F, M.
Seihert. II Scl Am S 76:38B, 3«9-E» D 20
Oases met with In coal mines. Colliery 33:
445-8, 192-6. 564-6, 831-2 Mr-Je -13
Use of the barometer In mining. F. Z. Schell-
enberg. Colliery 33:690-1 My *13
Mine haulage
Animal haulsBe In mines n. S. Randolph.
II Colliery 34:139-42 O '13
Automatic switch for loco motive haulage.
dlags Eng A Mln J 96:404 Ag 30 '13
AvallahllUy of motor trucks for mines. Bng
A Mln J 9f;731-4 O 18 '13
Compressed-air mine haulage. W: Z. Price.
11 Colliery 31:112-5 O '13
DescrlpHon of tonnage map, C. Robinson,
dlag Colliery 33:B03-4 Je '13
Efficiency In mine haulage. W. H. Bines. Col-
liTy 34:171-2 O '13
Electric mine hiiiilHge. E, A. I.of, 11 Colliery
34:301-6 D '13 fto be cont)
Experience with storage- battery haulage on-
" ~ ■. Easton. Eng & Mln J 96:
— ,.- --. - - -d S.600 fefii long that falls
350 feet 6 inches. P. M. Welgte. Cnlltery 34:
177-8 O '13
Mining plant of Petros roal co.' the grav-
ity plane and nve-car rotary dump. A. W.
Evans, dlag Colliery 34:151-2 O '13
**?i?i' !''S5''."..''y ."'.'.".*^- O. H, Sonne. Eng ft
Mln J 96:157 8
Motor trucks In mining. D: Ross, E)ng & HIn
J 96:368-7 Ag 23 13
,....,__ rnlneralB In thin flat beds, II dla«
Practical mule haulage. A. E, Thompson. Col
liery 34:166-7 O '13
" ■' ' " ' anoy plane. Phlladel-
■d. II plan
II. U Handley.
phia & Heading Ry. eo, J.
EnK N- 70:1220-7 D IS '13
Repairing a large rope sbeaV'
diags Colliery 33:604-6 Je '13
O '13
Safety n ,
Eng ft Mln J »«:303-4 Ag 1
Single-track cableway In Sardinia. B, Prae-
lorlus. II Eng & Mln J 96:1009-10 N 29 '13
Slope haulage at Sayreton, Alabama. F. 0.
Morris. 1! Colliery 31:155-6 O '13
e battery ^haulage coats, Bng ft Mln J
, ..._ ._ r-Mor„_.. ,., ... ...
Pitkin. II Colliery 34:174-6 O '13
Unusual design of overhead tramway at a
Utah mine. W. R. Elliott. II Eng & Mln J
96:393-6 Ag IS '13
Wire rone haulage. A, Brlgga, Colliery 34;
173-4 O '13
Ker dim Locomotives. Mine: Mine cars;
Mine hoisting; Mine tracks
Mine hoisting
Aulotnfltlc bucket tipple, D. A, Cavagnaro.
plan Eng & Mln J 95:898-9 My 3 '13
Bailing through an untlmbered shaft. D. Mulr.
II plans Eng & Mln J 95:991-6 My IT '13
Case with Munzner safety catches, dlag Eng
ft Mln J 96:112-3 Jl 19 '13
Chain-driven convertible hoist, E, E, Carter.
dlag Eng A Mln J 96:116 Jl I» '13
Changing the holsIlnK rope. B. Uoyd; F. W.
Davts. Colliery 33:676-6 My '13
Comparative costs of Rand hoisting systems.
Eng ft Mln J 95:1199-1200 Je 14 ^13
Compressed air system of the Anaconda cop-
per mining co., Butle. Mont, B. V. Nord-
bersr. II Am Inst Mln E Bui 81:2225-87 S "13
of pit head pulleys, J: S. Watts, dlag
iaG11."> Mr 'n
Mac
9:511-2 Mr '13
„ _ -^ 2 Ag 2
Electric power for underground winding _.
the new Heriot mine, Transvaal, li Eng ft
Mln J 96:13 Ja 4 '13
Electric vs. compressed air hoists. K. A. Pau-
ly. 11 Eng & Min J 95:653-8 Mr 29 '13
Electric winding at the West Rand mines.
South Africa. II Rlec W 61:1054-6 My 17 'IS
Foilr-decked cage at St, Michael. 11 plans
Colliery 34:6-10 Ag 'IS
Hoisting practice In Wisconsin sine Delda. W.
F. Boerlcke. Eng & Mln J 95:26-6 Ja 4
'13
Hoisting ropes, W, D. Lloyd. Colliery 33:6TB-
efflclency In hoisting. Eng ft Mln
& Mln J 96:831 N I
Safety rules — ropes and sheaves, Eng & Mln
J 96:7S8 O 26 'IS
Soulh African electric hoisting sy stems. Eng
ft Mln J 95:608 Mr 22 '13
Speed of hoisting. Colliery 3S:5T1 My '13
May. II Eng & Mln J 95:613-4 Mr 29 '13
Two holadng accidents and their lesson: El-
lison hoist and I^onard mine, Eng ft Mln
J 95:1111-2 My 31 '13
Use of 111 I eke I crossheads, W. J, Roberts,
Eng ft Mln J 96:893 N 8 '13
Wet bucket elevator design, A. O. Gates.
Eng ft Min J 96:TS5-T O 18 '13
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MIna hoJitlno — Contlnaed.
Windlass far Umber shaft. T.. D. Davenport,
plan Eng & MIn J 9E:T56 Ap 12 'IS
See ofao Dumping appliances; Headframea;
Hoisting macliliiery; Mine csrs; Mine haul-
age; Wire rope
Mine [nipectlon
Answers to exwnlnatlon questlonB asked at
examination tor mine Inspector held In
Pottavllle. Pa.. 1913. Colliery 33:719-21; 31:
33-7 Jl-Ag '13
Answers to examination questions for atate
mine Inspector, Colorado. 1911. Colliery 13:
119-Z2, ses-Tl. 456-9 Ja-Hr 13
Law regarding mine Inapeclors. Colliery 33:
674 My '13
Selection of state
33:346-T F '13
Mine labor. See Miners
Mine lamps. See Safely lamps
vine. Colliery 33:372 F '13
Plummet lamp. II Colliery 3B:B3«-T Ap '13
Seom-es for holding candles. II Eng ft MIn J
9S:819-G0 Ap 26 '13
Mine locomotives. See Locomotives. Mine
Mine management
Contract systems In Michigan ivipper mines.
Eng & MIn J 9S:ll77-8 D 2« '13
Bfncleney engineering applied to mining. O.
A. Collins. Ind Eng 13:16e-8 Ap '18
Eflllclency In mining. W. J. Crocker. Colliery
33:3»E-R F '13
MHEnellte mines near Port Henry, N. Y. L.
O. Kellogg. II Bne & MIn J 96:863-8 N
8 '13
Organisation as affecting mining. A. J. Moors-
Reli
head. Colliery 33:627-8 Je '13
-'"" — of engineers to mine foreman. Col-
577 Mv ■■'
llery SS:577 Mv '13
Bclenllflc management for mines. Eng & MIn
J SI:K14 S 13 'IS
Successful mine Toreman from four view
points. H. La Vlera. Colliery 83:610-1 Ap
Min* maps
Applied^ j[eo1og>-
,'„"..":
Win E
B
Ta:«,
F.
;3'
glon or N
Bur Mine
nine
maps.
5,1: pi
Collie
■e and
'ii & i
1,
[11 ■
■13
8
■i
Srcalio
Mln*
"S"' r«"="«
work
Cincinnati mine (Pa.) disaster W: Z, Price,
map Colliery 33:6aS-43 Je '13
Collapsible skeleton emergency bucket, dlags
Eng ft MIn J M:262 Ag 9 '13
Detecting poisonous Eases by their action up-
on xmall animals. G: A, fturrell and F. M.
Selbert, II Sri Am S 76:385, 3S9-90 D 20 '13
Emergency car — Colorado fuel and Iron co.
liery 33:184 Ap '13
First aid lo the Injured. W: Z. Price. 11 Col-
liery 34:207-23 N '13
First aid truck for miners made br White
company. II Automobile 29:1161 D is '13
Oerman rescue organization, B. Breyhan. 11
Colliery 34:2S4-S D '13
Kentucky flrst-ald team meet. Colliery 34:22
Af 'IS
eehanlc.
llery 34:62-3 Ag '13
Mine rescue telephone equipment. II Scl Am
l')9:.34« N 1 '13
11 Colliery 34:32 Ag m
.. ..' 62:204 Jl 26 '13
Training with mine -rescue appliances. J. W.
Paul. Eng M 44;94B-8 Mr '13
^fe aho Mine accidents; Mining engineer-
ing—Safety measures
■mpllng. See Ore sampling
Vtlne s
tatlon
Inspectors. Colliery
- . Zealand nafely commission report. Eng
ft Mln J 95:841-: Ap 26 '13
Sanitation In mines and mine towns. Lake
Riipi-rior region. \V. H. Moullon. Iron Age
92:475-6 Ac 2!« '13; Same. Eng & Mln J
96:391-3 Ag 30 '13
Sre alfo Mine ventilation: Mining camps
Mine shafts
Aligning concrete forms In shaft. R, H. Dick-
son, diBgs E^ng ft Mln J »«i25» Ag 9 '13
Concrete lining of the Klngdon shefl. Globe,
Aril. dlapH Eng ft Mln J 96:177-9 Ja 18 '13
Concrete shaft station. Wolverine mine. C. T.
Pice, plan Kng & Mln J 96:397-9 Ag 30 '13
Concreting methods In Michigan copper
shafts, dlags Eng A Mln J 96:66-7 Jl It '13
Construrtlon of no. 3 shaft, Negaunee mine.
S. R, KllloU, diags Eng & Mln J 95:265-71
; ft Mln
liimbing, dlag tfng ft
- „ n shaft, Chapln mine.
Iron Mountain, Mich, plans Rng ft Mln J
96:680-3 O 11 '13
Repairing a I2-ln. shaft without removal. 11
Eng ft Mln J 95:1381-2 Je 28 '13
Safety galea for shafls. 11 CoUlery 34:162-3 O
■13
: & Mln J 96:
.,,= .„. IS .....„r.„ ... .^.....^, =..»fls. C. W. Mac-
dougall. plan Eng ft Mln J 95:897 My_3 '13
Shaft limbering In swelling ground. W. H.
Storms, plan Eng ft Mln J 96:4n8-9 S 13 '13
Steel and concrete drop-shaft. Eng Rec 67:
505 My 3 '13
System of sand-filling for deep mine shafts.
plan Eng N 69:1324-5 Je 26 '13
Why leave shaft pillars? Mines A Uln S3:
306 Ja '13
fa- al") Headframea: Mine hoisting: Mine
timberlne: Mine tracks; Mine ventTlaUOn:
S\\&n sinking
Mine alanals
Bell and lamp slg
er. plans Elec '
Ja 18-F 1 '13
Evolution of an electric signal system. G: A.
Packard, dlag Eng A Mln J 96:737-8 O 18
lEnallnt
,, pla.i
:ns ft
Mine surveying
"arrylng the meridian underground. W. H.
RoberTs, jr. dlsgs Colliery 34:95-6 8 '13
._... ._ .... "olllery 34:91-2 R 'IS
Carrying the r
"-"erTs, jr. C
DltflcuHles In ralneBuWeyVng.'lLQ," Heiidsr-
39
U Colliery 33:369-60 P 'IS ^
is, dlag Eng <
Mines ft Min''S3;300-t Ja 'IS
Underground survey. W, N. Cols, Oolllflry IS:
619-30 Ap '13
U, S. Geologlral survey topographic maps tor
the civil and mining engineer. E, O. Wood-
ruff, Eng N 70:284-5 Ag 21 '13
Use of relief maps In mine surveying. H. O.
Henderson. II Scl Am S 75:101-2 F 15 '13
Mine taxation
Chanf
Digitized by VjOOQIC
INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
187
le deducted (rom r
Intns com
S D £7 '1
J-» N 1 •!
O 4 '13
Srt a
I Mln« valuation
. II Sng & MIn J 36:
Mine timbaring
Hexagonal stope
EJ9-Z0 Hr 8 '13
Metliod or recording mine timbering. J: T.
fuller. dlBg Eng & Hln J 9G:3Z3-4 F 8 '13
Safe timbering. II Colliery 33:U5-T My '13
Safety rvlea— timbering. Eng & MlnJ 96:636
N 16 '13
8 holt timbering In swelling ground. W. H.
Storms, plan Bag & Mln J 9«:4»g-9 8 13
t Bulte.
'13
Square-Ret Tramlug a
9«;878-80 N 8 '13
Timbering a main level. I.
Ilery J4:ZB7-8 N '13
Timbering In the Butte mln<
Bhee. 11 dia«s Am Inat Mln
21 Ag '13
F 1 '13
See alto Mine shafts
Concrete stringers for Incline I
*"' I. plan Eng & J" " — ---
Eng & Mln J
. PsJ-ntt. Col-
Concrete atrlnge.- ._
& Mln J 96:1290-1 Je Z» '13
Construction. Colliery 31:162-8 O '13
Novel Incline track arrangement, dlag Eng &
Mln J 96:7SS O 15 '13
Track work In a Minnesota, mine, <»i the
Mesabl range. E. W. R. Butcher, dlaga Bng
& Mln J 96:393-3 Ag 33 '13
Trncks In rooms. M. J. Rafterty. Colliery 33:
580-1 My '13
Mine transportation. See Mine haulage; Mine
hoisting; Mine tracks
Mine trolleys
New type of mine trolley. 11 Eng ft Mln J
9S:1133 Je 14 '13
Mine tunnel*. See Mine drainage; Tunnels and
tunneling
Mine humldlflcatlon, D. Qerber.
34:329-31 N '13
Mlne__ventllallon; Colllei^
45-7, I
9 Je-D '13 (to
Pressure and velocity meter for mines. Col-
liery 34:300 D 'IS
Size of airway. D. B. Gregg. Colliery 33:531
My -13
Stopping ventilation at tiring time. W. H.
and 8. Reynolds. Colliery l3:S14-t Ap '13
Too much ventilation. W: H: Booth. Col-
liery 33:419-10 Mr 'IS
Ventilating mines and removing gas. J. J.
Rutledge. Colliery 34:81-0 S '13
■Stt alaif Coal dust; Firedamp; Mine gaaea
Mineral Industries
Bureau of mines report. Eng ft Mln J >i:
189-31} Ja IS '13
Mineral lands
Leasing of mineral lands. W: Oriffth. Col-
.. r federal for-
discussion of i>aper ot R. W.
Raymond. Am Inst Mln E Bui 71:319-21; T7:
971-81 F, My '13
Mineral oils. See Petroleum
Mineral waters
Warning against fraudulent radioactive wa-
ter. Scl ArI 149:387 O 11 '13
Mineralogy
Halos In minerals: marlclngs due to radium In
rocka, and their •IgniflcaDce. J. Joly. 11
Scl Am S 7G:132-E Mr 1 '13
Mlcroscoplst In the field. W, E. Koch. Eng
A Mln J 95:174-0 Ja 18 '13
See aim Assaying; Metals: Mines and
mineral resources; Bocks; also names o'
minerals, e. g. Coal; Diamonds; Feldspar;
Mica
Abstract ot current decisions on mines and
mining, October, 1912 to M^irch, 1M13. J.
W. Thompson. U S Bur Mines Bui 61:28-
03 '13
Bath house at Cameron colliery, Shamokln,
Pa. II Colliery 33:073-80 Jl '13
Butte vei^uB MIchigBii. W: L.akeland. Eng ft
Assessment of mines. F. J. Miller. Eng &
Mln J 90:969-71 N 23 '13
Factors In the valuation of Iron mines. J. R.
Flnlay. Iron Tr R 52:618-21 P 27 '13: Same.
Am Inst Mln K Bui 7S:4R7-W2 -Mr '13;
Same. Iron A^e 91:664-0 Mr 13 '13; Ex-
cerpts. Eng & Mln J 95:939-40 Hy 10 '13;
DlH<'Usslon. Am Inst Mln E Bui 77:916-40;
82:2606-8 Mr. My '13
Life factor In mine valuation. A. C. Key. Eng
« Mln J 95:1101 My 31 '13
Valuation of Iron mines. Eng & Mln J 96:
477-8 Mr 1 'IS
Mine ventilation
liitlon for mine foreman and assist.
; fore
lllery 33:61
leld at pi
-4 Je 13
tsvllle,
1, Colliery ;
1913.
Coal mine ventilation. A. King. Colliery 83;
Common sense mine ventilation. J. C, Oaa-
kill. Colliery 33:409-13 Mr '13
Control of ventilation. Colliery 33:413-4 Mi
■13
Facts and theories relating to fans. D; M.
Mowat. plan Colliery 33:429-89 Mr '13
Gnsoline motors In coal mines. A. J. King.
11 Colliery 31:104-5 O 'i3
Humidifying the air-current. J. K. JohnatoD.
plan Colliery 33:400 Hr '13
miner. F, B. McDonald. Eng & Mln J
n J 90;916 N 15 13
Foreign mining costumes. C. I» Bryden. II
Mines & Mln 13:114-5 Ja 'll
Johannesburg strike. Eng & Min J 90:434 S
Labor conditions at Fairbanks, Alaska. H. L
Ellis. Eng & Mln J 96:1111-2 D 13 '13
Lake Superior copper country strike. Eng &
Mln J 90:230 A< 2 '13
Lake Superior copper -country strike com-
ments. Eng & Mln J 96:411 Ag 30 '13
Living conditions on the Lake Superior
rarECB. 11 Iron Tr R 53:245-8 Ja 23 '13
Michigan copper strike. Eng ft Mln J 9«:
301-2 Ag 16 -13
Miners' strike on Vancouver Island. E.
Jacohs. Eng & Mln J 96:645-0 S 27 '13
President Shaw of the Calumet A HecU min-
ing CO. denies statements of J. A. Walker.
Eng & Mln J 96:742-3 " ■■■ ■"
Joclal conditions in the
Mln J 96:606 IS 27 '13
Strike at Mount Hope (N. J.) Iron mines.
Eng & Mln J 95:1066-7 My 24 13
Strike In the copper-mining district ot upper
Michigan. T: 'Thomas. Eng A Mln J 96;220-
7 Ag 2 '13
'''•it'i-?'. T.*-.?-,'^' Sheldon. Eng ft Mln J
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INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
Was-^B in the Mlchlgiin oopper ilistrlft, Kiig
& MIn J B6:Sfi< N Tl 'IJ
What the union has done for Bult«. W: L.ake-
land. BnE & Mln J »<:611-2 S 13 '13
Who is reaponslble tor accidenta? W: H. and
J. T. Reynol'- '"'-"'-— "-==" > "■■ ■'»
MInen' lamp*. See Safety lampa
Mine*, Military
FiBhiInE with dynamite and electricity. A.
Qradenwlti. 11 dlaga Sci Am t09:4S8 D 27
■IS
MInei and mineral reaourcv*
Rte alto Coal mines and mining; Copper
mines and mining; Copper ores; Geology.
Economic; Gold mines and mining; Hy-
draulic mining; Iron mlnea and mining;
Lead mlnea and mining; Mercury; Metals;
Mine accidents; Mine fires; Mine manage-
ment; Mine surveying; Mine ventilation;
MIneiral lands; Mineralogy; Miners; Mining
engineering: Mining laws; Mining machin-
ery; Natural reaouroes; Ore deposits; Ore
sampling; Ores; Petroleum; Prospecting;
Shaft sinking; Silver; Sulphur; Tin; Zinc
Alaika
Mlnlns in Alaaka In 191S: abstract of report
to U. 8. Geo). S. Bng ft HIn J 9e:lSa-S Ja
11 '13; Same cond. Bng M 44:788-90 F '11
History of the Copper Queen mines. Eng A
Mln J 95:&2&-:0 Mr S 'IS
Johnson -Dragoon district. Arizona. Eng ft Mln
J if,:M& Mr 29 '13
Mining in Arliona in 1912. Eng ft Mln J 95:
128-7 Ja 11 "IS
New developmenta at Jerome, Arliona. ti
Eng & Min J 98:116-7 Jl 26 'IS
Oro Bianco district ot Arizona. M, C. MUton.
11 Bng & Mln J 96:1005-7 N 29 '13
Australia
Mining In Australia In 191), W. P. Geary.
Eng ft Hin J 96:1
Bolivia
Aramayo Franclie mines, ltd. Eng ft Mln J
--.1259 D 27 '13
map Eng & Mln J 9S:G36-
'ough Yanqul eyes. Eng &
! O 4 '1
Min J 96"r62S~-< Ml
; '11
Sritfih Columbia
Mineral production of British Columbia. Eng
A Mln J 96:946 My 10 '13
Mining In British Columbia In 1912. B. Ja-
cobs. Eng ft Min J 96:133-4 Ja 11 '13
New [leld In British Columbia. Plomoso.
Eng & Min J 96;S94 N S '13
California
Geology of the Woody copper district, Cali-
fornia. W: H. Storms. Eng A Mln J 96:036
O 4 '13
Mining In California In 1912. L: H. Eddy.
Eng ft Uln J 95:117-8 Ja 11 'IS
Mining in Siskiyou county, Cal. Eng ft Mln
i Mln J 9
5-10 F 22 '13
6 Jl W '13
Mineral pri>ductlon of Canada In 1912. Iron
Age 91:708 Mr 20 'IS
Central America
Mining In Central America In 191S. EnK ft
HIn J 96:139-40 Ja 11 'IS
I Mr B 'L-
Actlvlty in Colombian placers. F. F. Sharp-
less. Eng & Mln J 96:915-6 Ap 19 '13
Progress ot mining In Colombia, S. Wright,
Eng ft Min J 96:429-30 F 22 '13
Eng ft Mln J 95:220-1 „
L.ondon mine. Mosquito mining-district. Park
county, Colo, C: J. Moore, dlacs Am Inst
Min E Bui 75:415. S7 Mr '13
Metal mining In Colorado tn 1911. G: E. Col-
lins. Eng ft Mln J 96:118-9 Ja 11 '18
Platoro district, Colorado. C. A. Allen, il
E^ng & Mln J 96:575-7 S 27 '13
Visitor's estimate of Platoro. 8. E, BennetL
Eng & Mln J 9S:25S Ag 9 '13
Egypt
Egyptian minerals, Sci Am 109:70 Ji 26 '13
Idalio
Coeur d'Alene mining district, P. R. Ingalibe.
Eng ft Mln J 96:lSG-9 Jl 28 '13
. 11 /
I Inst
Mln J 96:1025-6 N 29 '13
Trip through northern Korea. H: W. Turner.
11 map Am Tnst Min E Bui 76:561-9 Ap '13
Fuerle district. Slnaloa. G. L, Sheldon, map
Eng ft Mln J 95:760-1 Ap 12 '13
I.B. Maiata mine, Jalisco. Menlco. T; C, Uy-
674^8 8
Uln J 9S:
n mining.
Conditions In the Joplln district. T. Chapman.
Eng ft Mln J 96:393-4 Ag SO 'ix
Developments In the Joplln d..
ft Mln J 96:883-4 O 11 '13
i In the Joplln district. Ho. EnK
587-9 8 2'. -.
Mining Industry In Montana. P. L. Flaher.
Eng ft Mln J 96:119-20 Ja 11 'IS
Origin of the Butte chalcoclte. Eng ft Mln J
96:439-40 8 8 'IS
Nevada
Kennedy mining district. P. Klopslock. Am
Inst Mln E Ttul 7^:1041-6 Je '13
Sng ft Hin 3 96:
I Ja 11 -l!
ure occurrence nt Prince Consolidated mine
at Ploche, Nevada. E: B. Zallnskl. il Eng ft
Min J 96:8ni9-12 Ap 19 '13
Rochester. Nevada's newest boom camp. H. C.
Cutler. II map Eng ft Min J 95:355-6 F IS 'IS
Nsw Maxleo
History of the Copper Queen mines. Eng ft
Min J 95:525-30 Mr 8 '13
Minerals of the Tres Hermenas district. W.
R. Wade. Eng ft Min J 96:5S9-9» S 27 '13
Mining in New Ueilco In 1912. Eng & Min
J 96:124-6 Ja 11 'IS
New South Wales
New South Wales mineral production In 1912.
Eng ft Mln J 96:744 Ap 12 '13
New York
Mining in northern New York. P. B. McDon-
ald. II map Ehr & Mln J 95:689-92 Ap 6 '13
North Carolina
53:1
■13
Ontario
Conlagaa mine. Cobalt, Ontnrio. R. E. Here.
11 map Eng & Mln J 95:981-2 My 17 'IS
Ontario mineral output Increased. T: W. Gib-
son. Eng ft Mln J 96:134-6 Ja II 'IS
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Mine* and mineral ratourcea —Continued-
Oregon
Mineral production or Oregon In 191!. Eng &
Mln J 96:772 O 26 '13
Economic and commercial situation In Peru.
C: M. pepper. II Iron Age 92:1097-1100 N 13
Rhodeiia
Hlnlns In Rhodesia. H. F. Marriott. Bng A
Hln J BB:14«-7 Ja 11 'IS
Rhodealan mining notes. Elns & Mln J 96:
OtS-S O 4 '13
ICyehtlm corporation. Bng & Mln J 9S:35g Ag
RuaXan minlns In 1911. J: P. Hutcblns. Entc
& Hln J 9S:148-51 Ja 11 '13
South Atriea
Conditions In prominent Rand mjnea. E, M.
Weston. II EnK & Mln J 96:49-60 Jl 1£ '13
Government (told mines In South Africa. A. C.
Key. Eng & Mln J 95:16-6 Ja 4 '13
Rare minerals at Broken Hill. Rhodesia. O:
D. Hubbard. Eag A Mln J SE:I29T-B Je 28
■IJ
South America
Mining In South America In 1312. maps Bnr
& Mln J 9B:H0-a Ja U 'IJ
South Dakota
Developments In the Black Hills. Eng Sc Mln
J 9S:60fl-7 a IS '13
Uthia deposits of the Black HItls. V: Zlegler.
II Eng & Mln J 9e:1053-6 D 6 '13
South Dakota mines prospered. J. Simmons.
Eng £ Mln J 36:126-6 Ja 11 '13
Electro- metallurgy In Scandinavia. Eng &
Hln J 96:1203-6 Je 14 '13
Texas Iron ore deposits. R. Linton. II map
Eng & Mln J 96:1153-6 D 20 '13
Topaz and stream tin In Mason county. H. C.
Meyer. Eng & Mln J 96:511-2 Mr 8 '13
Transvaal
Mining In the Transvaal In 1912. H. F. Mar-
riott. Eng & Mln J 96:144-0 Ja 11 '13
United Statea
Distribution at mining development in the
United atales. Iron Tr R 63:016 Mr 13 '13
Geographical dislribullon of mining develop-
ment In the United Slates. E: W. Parker.
Am Inst Mln E Bui 75:443-61 Mr '13
United Slatea Geological survey's table of
ore production. Eng & Mln J 9«;7S3-4 O
13 '13
Utah
Mining In Utah In 1912. E: R. Zallnskl. map
Eng & Hln J 95:121-3 Ja 11 '13
Minimum wage
Messages of the governors, Elec Ry J 41:74-
B. ISO-1 Ja II, 26 '13
Mining accidents. See Mine accidents
Mining and metallurgical society of America
Plans for a union of the Mining and metal-
lurgical Soc. of Am. and the Am. Inst, of
U. B. Eng & Min J 95:3K2-3 F 16 '13
Proposed union of the society and the Am.
Inst, of M. E. Eng & Mln J 96:406 8 '13
Mining campa
Coet of small frame buildings for a c
M 46:001-2 Jl '13
Mining campanlet
Anthracite mine cave problem. Colliery 31
264-6 D '13
Siv alto Mining Industry and finance
Mining congreues
Allgemelne deutache bergmannstag. O. I
Hahn. 11 Eng & Mln J 9S:779-S2 O 26 'I
American mining Congress, aliteenth annu
al session. Eng & Mln J 90:514-7 N I '1
Mining costs
Consolidated Mercur gold mines co. costs.
Eng & Min J 96:23 Ja 4 '13
Cost of coal mining. E: W. Parker. Colliery
34:281-3 D '13
. Eng & Mln J 96:
iSI-8 Ag 9 -13
Coat of e— '-'
^ — „ , ,.,:a49 S 20 '1.
Cost of mining as related to output. R. C.
Jones. Colliery 34:168-01 O '13
Cost of shaft sinking In Minnesota Iron min-
ing. Eng & Mln J 90:739-40 O 18 '13
Coat of srnklng Brakpan mine shafts. Eng &
Mln J 96:980-1 N 2! '13
ERect of centralization on costs. Eng & Mln
J 96:217 Ag 2 '13
Hollinger gold mines, Porcupine, Ont. report
for 1912. Eng & Min J 96:739 O IS '13
Liberty Bell gold mining oo. unit costs. Bng
& Mln J 96:1076-6 D '13
Montana-Tonopah costs. Eng & Hln J 96:711-
2 Ap 6 '13
Rand mining and milling coals. E. M. Weaton.
Eng & Mln J 95:329-30, 425-0 F 8. 22 "IS
Stesm-ahovel work. Bng & Mln J 96:1221-2
Summary of the annual report of the West
End consolidated mining co., Tonopah. Nev.
Eng & Min J 96:1076 D 6 '13
Underground costs In Minnesota Iron mining.
Mining englneerli
Colliery 33:661-4, 718-9 Je-Jl 'I'S
Answers to examination questions tor (Ira
bosses and mine foremen. West Virginia.
1912. Colliery 33:600-3. 687-90 Ap-My '13
=— 'T back-fllling sloping method. I! Eng &
—1 J 96:604 S 27 '13
Choice of mining methi „ _
range. Eng & Min J 96:582 S 27 '13
Chronology of mining In 1912. Eng & Hln J
the Hesabl
96:87-9 Ja I. ..
Clear Creek and Gilpin l^„..., „„,„„ ^ .j.
Ooodale. II Eng ft Mln J 96:196-7 Ag 2 '18
S. I*
Demonstration oi mining plans. H. G. Hen-
derson. II Sc! Am S 76:221 O 4 '13
Determining strike of magnetic deposit M G
F. Soehnleln. Eng & Mln J 96:517 Mr 8 "IS
Diamond drill hole model, G. C Bateman
dlag Eng & Mln J 95:471 Mr 1 '13
Drift mining Fairbanks. Alaska, troien plac-
ers, dlag Eng & Mln J 96:976 N 22 '13
Bsplosivea for mining operations, C. Hall and
S. D. Howell. Eng M 45:437-10 Je '13
P^tors afTectlng choice ot mining method.
E. M. Weston. Eng A Hln J 96:133-6 S 20
'13
Fast work In driving a mine drift. B. T.
Lednum. plan Eng N 69:601 Mr 27 "IS
Filling mine slopes with mill tailings. Eng &
Mln J 95:36-7 Ja 4 'IB
Handling telephone cables In the mine. O.
Brown. II Eng & Mln J 96:1216-8 D 27 '13
Installing a mining plant In Latin America.
E: W. " " ■"— " -■-— — " ■--
hesabl si
96:449-5L _ . „
Methods and co.sta. Mother Lode mine, B C
E. Hibberl. dlags Eng & Min J 96:599-602
Mining and mining methods in the aoutheaat
Missouri diaaeminated-lead district. H. A.
Gueas. II map Am Inat Mln E Bui 84:2749-08
J 95:1-4 Ja 4 '13
Mining magnelite by steam shovel in Sweden.
A. S. Rice, II Iron Tr R 53:953-00 N 27 '13
Mining methods on the Meaabi range. Iron
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Safety rules — mining.
; & Uln J 96:1232
Mol...
Ene & Mln J !<;;4(I5-I0 F 22 'U
Openpit ml nine under difficulties. Bns &
Mln J S6:497 S IS '13
Outline at Mesabl topsUclnK method, plan Bng
& Mln J 96;5T8-SI> S 27 '13
Problem In mining- toectlier with some data
□n liinnel-drlving, F. M. Simnnds und E. Z.
Burns, map Am Inat Mln E Bui 7:y.36»-*as
Mr '13; Dlscuaalon. 77:9(15-13 My 'IJ
Sloping mettiods at the North Star minp.
I.. O. KellOKg. 11 Eng & Mln J 9«:1011-5
N 29 '13
Stoplng methods. Mount Lyell. Eng & Min J
96:401-3 Ag 30 '13
Summary ol machine-drill data. Eng & Mln
J 96:1221 D 27 -13
Uhderground l>lacksmlth shops, plan Eng &
Mln J !l6:S92-3 3 27 '13
8:1011-
-4 N ■"-
Hec alto Blasting; Boring; Coal mIneH
and mining: Exiiloslves; Electricity In min-
ing; Fault (mining): Hydraulic mining: Iron
mines and mining; Mine fires; Mine man-
agement; Mine surveying; Mine tlmberlngr;
Mine ventilation; Mining maclilnery; Min-
ing schools end education; Ore handllns;
Ore sampling: Prospecting; Rock drills;
Shaft sinking; Tunnels and tunneling
Safaty meaiurei
Handling explosives in mines. E. Higglns.
Eng M 46:279-81 H '13
Harvey safety shaft gate, dlag Eng &. Mln
J 9S:23(I Ja 25 '11
the Copper Queen mine, C, A. Mllke. II
Am Inst Mln R nul 79:1169-72 Jl '13
Moving pictures as an aid to mine accident
prevention. Colliery 34:97-8 S '13
New Zealand safety commission report, Eng
& Mln J 95:S41-2 Ap 26 'n
ITeBpn-allon of boreholes. Bng & Mln J 96;
10;0 D 6 '13
Prolertlon of pit ponies. II Cirfllery 34:169
O '!3
Rules for misfires In hkistlng. Eng N 70:1:27
D 18 -IS
safe handling of missed holes. Eng & Mln J
96:1030-1 N 29 '13
Safeguarding the u«e of electricity in mines.
H, H. rinrk. Am Inst K B Pro 32:818-56
Ai> '13; Discussion. 32:2214-22 D '13
Fafely block for Inclines. 11 Eng & Mln J
95:518 Mr 8 '13
Safety catch and bucket release, dlag Eng
& Mln J 95:613 Mr 22 '13
Bafety Brat. J: Dunlop. Colliery 33:721-2 Jl
•13
Safety galea for shafta. II Colliery 34:162-3
O -13
Safely In the T^ke Superior lr<m ore mines.
E. HIgglns. Iron Tr II 63:390-1. 408-10 Ag
28-S 4 '13
Safety rulSK— bellx, pulleys and shafts. Ene
ft Min .1 9G;83I X I '13
Safety rules — conveyances In the shaft. Eng
A HIn J 96:20-1 Jl 5 '13
Safety rules — electrical haulage underground
Eng ft Mln J 96:303-4 Ag 16 '13
Mln J 06:1071-2 I) « 'n ' ^
Safety rules— handling explosives, Eng & Mln
J 96:448-9 S 6 '13
Safety ru lea— hoisting engineers. Eng Sc Mln
J 96:116-6 Jl 19 '13
Safety rules— Instructions lo foremen, Eng &
Mln J 96:120 Jl 19 'IS
Safety rules— laddern-ays, Eng & Mln J 96:
690 O 11 '13
., Ens & Min
J y6:78S II 25 '13
Safety rules— the shaft. Eng & Min J !(6:67-
8 Jl 12 -U
Safety rulen— limbei-lng. Eng & Mln J 96:925
\ 15 '13
Safety rules— tracks, cars, trestles, etc, Bng
& Mln J 96:1121-2 D 13 13
Use of bucket crossheada. \V. J Hoberts,
Eng & Min J 96:893 N 8 '13
Mining engineers
Promoting and engineering ethics. W: B. Mc-
Klnlay. Eng & Mln J 96:416-6 Ag 30 '13
Mining engineers, American Institute of. See
Mln J 96:121-2 Jl 1
Am. mining oongre.'^s: proceedings at 16th
annual session, Philadelphia, Oct. 20 to 26,
1913. Coiltery 31:290-9 D '13
Amortizing and interest charges for coal
mines. L. C. Jones, Colliery 33:415-8 Mr
Chronology of mining Iq 1912. Eng & HIn J
95:87-8 Ja 11 '13
Company reports. Eng & Mtn J 96:357-8, 597-
S Ag 23, S 27 '13
Data of the world's principal mines. S. F.
■Shan. Eng & Mln J 95:03-5 Ja 11 '13
December mining dividenda, Eng ft Min J
95:36 Ja 4 13
Dividends paid by mining companies In 1912.
Eng ft Mln J 96:90-3 Ja 11 '13
Dome mines CO., South Porcupine, Ont,; sec-
ond annual report. Eng & Mln J 96:217-8 Ag
Government gold mines In South Africa, A.
C. Key. Eng & Mln J 95:15-6 Ja 4 '13
Insurance on mine ijroperty. W, H. Charlton.
Mining com
Eng A Mln J 95:1116 My 31 "13
Ore shipments from I<ake Superior ranges.
Iron Tr R 52:686-9 Mr 6 '13
pnigress of mining In Colombia. S, Wright-
Ens & Mln J 96:429-3(1 F 22 '13
Rand mining policies. Eng & Mln J 96:399-
400 Ag 30 '13
foryear ended Feb. 28, 1913, Eng & Mln J
tes, Eng & Mln J 96:
e, Hon Tr R 62:123 F
Western metallurgical field. Met & Chem
Rnc 11:68-9 F 'IS
What Is the matter with Die mining industry?
Eng ft Mln J 96:849 N 1 '13
Woman asks court for Injunction ognlnst
Corrlgan, McKlnney ft Co,, of CTleveland.
Iron Tr R 5;:»9!i My 1 '13
Hir alfo Metal trade; Mine accounting;
Mine tnxntlon: Mine valuation; Mineral
lands; Mines and mlnurut resource.^; Mln-
oriental eunifollilated mining co.
Accounting
912. to March, 1913, J.
: llur Mines Eul 61:1-80
,_^C. J, Fry, Eng &
fstlona asked at
i ot PolisvIHe, I'a,, 1913.
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INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
191
Conservation and commerciallBm. P. S. Pea-
body. CoUlerv 33:6M-6 Ji '13
ExtralateraJ rfghts to quarli veins. Kns &
Mln J 96:537-43 S 20 '13
More potash leBisl.Tli.in looked for, Eng &
Jlin .1 96:132 F 22 '13
Our al-aurd mlnlnR law. Erg & Mln J 55:
SBS-B Ap tn -13
Proposed anthracite mine law. R, J. FoBler.
Colliery 3a:SG3-5 F '13
Publlo land conlroversy. Bng & Mln J »B:
3.1-4 Jo i '13
Public land withdrawala. H. J. Hohl. EnR &
Mln .1 9B:in34-5 N 2!> "U
SuRBCStlons for laws and reculatlons. O. P.
Hood and A. S. Hcggem. Eng N 69:453-3
Mr 6 'IS
Tax on mlnlnB Income. Eng & Mln J 96:656-
6 O 4 '13
Wbat the ForfSt Bprvlcp offers the prosper-
tor. I-. A, Palmer. Eng & Mln J 95;1011-
2 My 17 'IS
Mining life. Si.'e Mlneis
Mining machlnary
BrPBKl tun^l com cnltTH, M <".j|lliTy 34:
Coal minlnj? machinery. W. A, Miller. 11 Col-
liery 34:77-80 S '13
CoRl-mlnhiK mHi'hInes for Iron ore. H. E.
Martin nnd W. J. Kaiser. Eng & Mln J 96:
;23.4 O 18 13
CompresHed air syKtem of thp Anaconda
fopiwr mlnlnE co„ liutte. Mont. B. V.
Nordherc. II illags Am Inst Mln B Bui 81:
222S-87 a '13
Gas engine and steam turbine power planta.
W. C. Turner. 11 Power 37:480-S Ap S *1S
JefTrev-nrf-nm-n ndJiislaMe tun-ct ronl ciilter.
C. E. Waibcim, 11 TolUery 34:32S-7 D '13
LanRcrfpld coal and Blnte separator. A. L.an-
gerfeld. II Colllpry 3S:«Sfi-S .le '•-
In
mthra
mine
.rphhnld. 11 plan Colliery 33:471-6 Ap "IS
rhnnlrs nf mining. It. T. Rtr-— "-'
ery 3a:448-<l. 487-9, S66-g, 6B3-fi
It. T. Rtronm. Cc
, 713-S: ■
Mr-D
Moving minerals In thin flat beds. II M
loving minerals In thin
& Mln 33:310-2 Ja -13
New type of mine trolley, II Colliery ?3:723-4
.,. O. Rogers. II Power 38:77-8, 45n-61 JI
15. S 30 '13
I'fie of mnchlncB In undiTKroiind mining, H,
K. Mnrlin and W. J, Knlser. II Iron Tr R
B3:.137-S S !S -IS
fit nr«n BlectrlcUy In mining; Hoisting
.. ...1 ^ drtlln; Stamp
Mining patents
A Mln J 3C:73-
Bapolls, Ml
Minerals separation vs. James M. Hyde. ESig
& Mln J 96:317-8 Ag 16 '13
Mining schools and education
llllnnis state niinlnR school. Colliery 33:600
Je '13
Technical education. Met A Chero Eng 11:
64 F '13
Mlninp socletle*
Mining societies and institutes. Colllorjf SS:
Streota
Creosoted wood block pavement. E), R. Dut-
ton. Eng N 69:27-8 Ja I '1!
Water supply
Tuning up the Minneapolis niter plant. W. N.
Jones and L: I. Blrdsall. 11 plan Eng Rec
yi-nr ending June 30. 191S.
50 II 31 '13
ppnMea. liy Age 65:812-3 O
Proposed water-supply and sewace dlipoaal
legislation In Minnesota. Eng N 89:833-4
Mr 37 13
Railroads
«rr Railroads— Minnesota
Hn Roads— Mlnne,Hi,ta
Minnesota electrical association
Minnesota convention In St. Paul. March,
1913. Elec W 61:610-2 Mr 31 'IS
Minnasota rate cases
neolsiixu o( the Supreme courl as to railway
hind vnliiaiions. Ky Age 65:89-90 Jl IS
Qovernment valuation of railroads. Scl Am
109:46 Jl 19 'IS
Minni'Biita rate catie decision. Ry & Eng R
53:S61-3 Je H '13
Supreme court derides Minnesota rate caae.
Ky Age 54:13<14-5. iatS-9 Je 13 '13
Supreme court's commentH on valuation in
the .Minnesota rate caae. Ry Age 54:1537-41
Je SO -IS
Minnesota steeF company
Pl.int of the Minnesota alpel co. at Duluth.
11 plans Iron Tr It 53:867-76 .N 13 "IJ
Minnesota. University
College of engineering
Now engim erliit: buildings at
Iron Ti- R 53:73-6 Jl 10 '13
Mirrors
Production and properties of metallic flima.
Scl Am S 75:tE] Mr 8 -13
Silvered mirrors and their preservation. L.;
Hell. Elec W 61:liifil-5 My 24 '13
Sllverhig of mirrors. E. Blassett, Jr. Metal
Mississippi river
Alternative propositions for control of the
Mississippi river. W. Parker. Scl Am 108;
267 Mr 22 '13
Control of the Mississippi. H. R. Flint. Scl
Am 10S:S1 Ja 11 '13
Control of the Mississippi, R. S. Spears. Sol
islppl (1 . . . _
... __. 5 75;3D9.40O Je 21 '13
Control of the Mississippi Hoods. C, D. Town-
send, map 11 Scl Am S 75:279-83 My B
•13
Control of the Mississippi river. Scl Am 103:
1. J. H. While. Eng
: Mr 22 '13
C.mtrol reservoirs and the Oayton flood.
Scl Am 10S:35o Ap 19 "13
Conlrolllng (he Mississippi river: why tha
levee system Is superior to all other pro-
posed methods. C. M. Townsend. Scl Am
S 75:6-7 Ja 1 -13
Controlling the Mississippi with small dams.
F. A. Day. Scl Am 108:579 Je 28^'13^
~ - ■''. E"s N 71
dredging on . — _r^. ,^.
: R. Monroe. II Eng N 70:143-5 Jl 24 '13
Intrai'l>i)<le Ml^Kouri-MlssIsslnpl system. Scl
Am 103:398 My 3 '13
Measures for flood prevention and river con-
tr.1l. Eng Rec 67:5ftri-6 My 3 '13
MliiRlsslppI problem. J. L^Forest. Bel Am 108:
356 Ap 10 '11
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MfislMlppl river — Continued.
UlBsdaalppl problem. T. D. Long. Scl Am 108;
5e» Je II '13
Mississippi problem. N. J. Noble. Scl Am IDK:
335 Ap 12 -13
Power from the MisslBslppl river Bt Keokuk.
U. II plans map Power S8:194-M Ak 6 '13
Problem ol the MIsbIbbIppI river. Scl Am 103:
150 F 15 'IS
Protest against amateur flood-controllers. W.
C. Taylor. Scl Am 108:397 My 3 '13
Real problem of tlie Mlaalsalppi. R. S. Spears.
Scl J
8:155 F 16 '
Operation ol the Mohawk rivor bridge danu.
D. A. Watt. 11 E^nK N T0:2S2-S Ag 14 '13
Moldlns. See Foundry practice
Arcade piston mDldlng machine. II Foundry
41:256 Je '13
Combination Jar -ramming molding machine.
-■-^signed by Federal foundry supply '"
— „ _l(
II Foundry 41:254 Je '13
Economical operation o( moldlne- machlnea.
W. S. Otto, plans Foundrr il:Sl-I, 44-6
Ja-P ■!!
French molding machines tor shallow work.
11 Foundry 41:287-90. Jl '13
D '13
MIsiouH aiioclatlon of master plumbers
■ -■ Joplln. Feb, 1813.
3«th .
: 62;3Bfi
Mr B '
MlHOurl alactrlc aHOclatlon
Seventh annual convention, Kftnsaa CItr,
1913. Elec W fil:S«»-7a Ap 20 '13
Missouri, Kansas A Tokss railway
Favorable showing of Missouri. Kansas &
Texas. Ry Age 5E:l05--8 n S -13
Report for vear rndpd June 30, 1913. Ry Age
SS:1104-« D B 'IS
Studies In operation, map Ry Age 64:1167-72
My 30 '13
MI>sourl_Pacltlc-Tron Mountain system
ended June 30,
nap Ry Age 65:
Intractable Missouri-Mississippi system.
Am 108:39e My 3 '13
Suggest ions on reservoir control of the h
sourl, J. C. Hopper. Scl Am 108:559 Je
MItlenwald railway
15, 000 -volt, single -F
ichlne. II
"--la . , , -..
Age 91: 764-S Mr 27 '13; Sam.
dry ll:29S-300 Jl '13
Molding large mower fram
Foundry 41:185-0 My '13
Molding machine for targe work, designed by
V. S. moMIng machine oo,, Cleveland. It
Iron Age 92:120 Jl 17 13
Mumford electric Jolt-ramming molding ma-
chine. 11 dlag Foundry 41:457 O '13
New moulding machine (or flat work. 11 Met-
al tnd n B 11:137-8 Hr 'IS
Osborn molding machlnea. II Foundry 41:458-
9 O 13
Piston molding machine. 11 Foundry 41:124
Mr '13
Piston molding machines of International
molding machine co.. Chicago. 11 Foundry
41:252-3 Je '13
To make molding machines moat effective.
H. W. Lengfelder, Iron Age 91:255 Ja 23
Melding sand
Efflclent foundry sand-handling plant Install-
ed In the Hart-Parr co.'s foundry. II Found-
ry 41:21-8 Ja '■*
Foundry 41:521-2 D 'l.i
MalecuW*
Oil nlms one molecule thick: a direct meas-
uremrent of molecular dimensions. H.
Deveaux. 11 Scl Am 9 75:312-3 My 17 '13
Slse of the flnest organic atroctures. W.
Stempell. U Scl Am S 75:ZS0 Ap 28 'IS
b Uln J 95:79 Ja 1
5:1042 My 24 "13
>iiter, plan Eng &
46 Ja '
Moments of Inertia
Graphic determination
Model towns
Model mlnlns tow
08:839-40 Li 6 '
cald. map Eng Rt-c
I Eng N 70:1249-50 D IS '13
Model*, Astronomical. See Astronomical mode
Models. Mechanlcsl. See Mechanical mode
Models, Road. See Rnml mudH.?
Modern languages. See languages— Study ar
Mohammedan srchltecture. See Architectur
Graphlcal__i
'13
R. Kraut
Jetermlntng
. Mach 19:097-8
My
Nomographic method for finding center of
gravity and moment of Inertia. M. J.
Elchorn. dliig Ry Age 55:3SI-3 Ag 29 'IS
Currency reform and today's business. H. A.
Wheeler. Dom Bng 65:407 D 27 '1»
Proposed currency leglBlatlon. F. A. Vander-
llp. Iron Ag.
Money trust Invettigatlon
Report of the Pujo committee. Rr t
53:201-2 Mr 8 '13
Monoplane*, See Aeroplane*
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MonopoIlM
Benefits of our patent system. J. B. Fay.
Sd Am 8 TE:I30-1 Ap II -ll
Tariff heartnga on Incandescent lamp*. Eil«c
W «l;28G-« P g -It
fir alto Government ownership; Hunlcl-
pal ownerahip: Trusts
Montana
Hebgen. II Am Insi Mln B _ -
Ag '13
Ore de posits at Butle, R. H. Sales, dlags
Am Inst Mln FT Bui S0:1S23-162B As '13
Southern Cross mine. CeorsPtown, P. Bill-
IngHley. map Am Inst Mln E Bui S1:2!S9.97
S Ig
Montana-TonopBh
r 95:853 Ap"2B ■Ts'
Moniclair, N. J.
City that appreciates a railroad. liy At;e ES:
Sl-5 Jl II 13
Temilnai Improvement nn the Lackawanna.
II plan E:ng Rec eS:19E-T N I '13
Monteaiorl method
What Is the Montessorl method? H. M. Cruen-
berg. U Scl Am S J6:112-l D 27 '13
Montreal, Canada
Lachlne bridge ereclton across tho St. Law-
rence river, ii Eng Rec 67:380-1 Ap C '13
Railroads
Canadian Northern Montreal terminal, fl map
dias Ity Age 6S:eSl-4 O 10 '13
Latest features of Montreal cars. II dlass
Elec Ry J 4^:1132-1 N 29 '13
Montreal tramway* mutual benefit asioclatlon
Economic aspect of benefit association work.
Elec Ry J «:1330-Z N 27 'IS
Mosquitoes
Device tor detecting fUgbt of mosquitoes. L.
E. Haskell. 11 Scl Am 109:102 Ac 3 '13
Mosquito extermination and Us problems. E.
Winslilp. U Enr Rec 17:490-2 My 3 'IS;
Same cond. Enc M 45:577-9 Jl 'It
Motion
J^ie alto Vibration
Motion Study
Automatic truck decreases the coat of shop
transportation. R. T. EenL 11 Ind Bns II:
B9-102 Mr '18
Micro-motion study. Iron Tr R 62:419 F 13
Mlcro-motton study: a new deveiopmant In
efficiency engineering, tl Sci Am 108:14 Ja
25 '13
Hlcro-raotton study by meant of chronometer
and moving picture machine, il Ind Bde
13:1-4 Ja 'IB
Mlero-motlon study In Industry. R, T. Kent
il Iron Age 91:14.7 Ja 2 '13
Motion study. Eng M 45:412-4 Je '11
Motion study In the box shop. R. T. Kent
plans Ind Eng 13:325-9 As 'IS
Tripling the output of a mlutng machine by
motion study, il Ind Eng 13-1S9 Ap '13
Work of filing. Scl Am S 75:99 P 15 'IS
Motor barges
Inland navigation barges with producer-gas
engines. II plana Bng N 70:1109-13 D 4 '13
Motor barges in the Alabama coal trade. II
plan Ity & EnR It 53:990.1 O 25 '13
Producer-gas engines In a new field. Colliery
Shailov
11
'13
ow-draft producer gas motor tjarges.
dlags rm Marine Eng 18:457-9 N 'IS
Motor boat racing
Timing or motor-boat rat
Scl Am 108:223 Mr S '
. W. H. Pauber.
Development of producer gas motor boats. 11
Int Marine Eng lS:484-e N '13
Large commercial motor boat. Radium, II
Int Marine Eng IS:1!1 Ur '13
Larse mo tor -driven ferry, Brldglt. II Int
Hoon-farmlnx. C: P. Tatman. Bd Am 108:471
My 24 '13
Moore, Willis Luther, 1856-
Prlnter-sclentlst- farmer candidate for tbe
portfolio of agriculture. C. A. Hartman. par
Inland PIr 50:537 Ja '13
Moors and heaths
Moor- burning In Germany. Scl Am 108:429
My 10 '13
Moose Jaw, Canada
Moose Jaw water-supply system. II plan Eng
Rec 07:694-4 Je 21 '13
Morgan, John Plerpont, ISBT-ISIS
Judge Gary lauds J. P. Morgan. Iron Tr R
52:777 Ap 8 '13
Remarkable career of a constructive genlns.
por iron Tr R 52:817-20 Ap 3 '13
Morris, Charles A. F„ 1827-1906
Remlnlecences of a pioneer engineer of the
Great Northern Ry. Eng N S>:471-G Ap 3
■18
Mortslity
Low record death rate tor New York city.
Bng N 69:176 Ja 2S 'IS
Upward trend of mortality In middle life and
old age. E. E. Rittenhouse. Scl Am S 75:
194-G Mr 19 'IS
Oil-mixed mortars and concretes; an abso-
lute waterproofing material. L. W. Page.
Bng H 44:109-13 O '12
flee olm Cement: Concrete: Masonry
Mortuary chapsls. See Chapels
Poi
N '13
diaRs Int Marine
.. for Mexican waters. 11 Int Marine
Eng lS:4g6-7 N '13
ffrr niso Hydroplane boats; Motor barges;
Motor ice boats; Motor ships
Motor buses. See Motor omnibuses
Motor earn ages. See Automobiles
Motor cars (railrosd)
Benzol -electric train .for the khedlve. F. C.
Coleman. II Sci Am 109:376 N 15 '13
British RHSoline-electrlc motor car. il dlags
Ry A E5ng R .13:502-3 My 31 '13
gaH-electric car. I,. C. Josephs. Jr. Ry Age
5S:K!K-30 O 31 '13
Gas-elertrlc motor car, Midland Valley rail-
Ry & Eng R 53:
railroad. II E3ec Ry J 4
540-t Je 7 ■]
Gaa-eleclric motor cars for the Chicago, Mil-
waukee & Puget Sound railway. 11 E^ec Ry
J 41:295 F 15 '13
Gas-elertrlo motor cars on Chicago, Mil-
waukee ft rugi't Sound. 11 Ry Age 54:389
F 28 '13
O.is-electrlG motor cars on the Chicago, Mil-
waukee ft Puget Sound Ry. II Ry ft Bng
R 63:160 F 22 '13
Gas-electric train for the Khedive of BgypL
11 Elec Ry J 4S:«G« O 4
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INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
Motor can (railroad) — Conllnued.
Gasolene cars for the Holton Intsnirbui,
RedlandB, Cal. II Am Eng 87:270-1 My '13
"" .... . lorage- battery cbitb.
__. ._.- Interurban service,
Redlands. Cal. II Ry Age 54;10OU-l My 2 'JJ
Hydraulic transmlBslon In railway care: Hek'
Shaw gystcm combined with internal
combustion englnea. II EtiB M 4B:113-21 O
Steam turbine street i
Scl Am 103:183 SB']
Motor chain
\ Motor chair butit b
\ 109:231 S 20 '13
I Motor cycle truck*
I for IionE Island.
__ _. the
eensland railways. Australia. 11 plan Ry
& Ens K G3:100 F 1 '13
Motor car trniibles, their symptoms, cauaea
and remedies. Ry Age S5:2!iS-9 Ag 15 'lit
Motor cars for bridge Kanea. Ry Age 65:TS6-1
O 24 13
&Iolor cars for maintenance of way forces:
study of service ot over 3&0O cars on sixty
roads. Ry Age 55:101-3 Jl 1' '"
Motor
the '
i Ohio (Tcntral Ry. il Eng N 69:1064-6 My
22 '13
Narrow-gage gasoline cars for Australia. II
Elec Ry J 41:168-0 Ja 25 '13
Narrow-Katie self-propelled passenger coach.
S. Fetman. il Sci Am 108:333 Ap 12 '13
Operallng cokIb of self-propelled ears. Elec
Ry J 41:!i34 My 24 '13
Provision for electrical equipment on steel
motor cars. F. W. Butt. Am Soc M E J
35:838-40 My '13; Same. Ry & Eng R 63:
420 My 3 13
Same cond. Ry Age 64:1180-2 My :!0 '11
Self propelled railway passenger cars. Ry
& Eng R 53:507 My 31 '13
640-hp work-car locomotive for the Boston
elevated railway. 11 Bleo Ry J 41:296 F 1(
Stcrafle battery cars
... _." American and Prussian ac-
lulntor cars. A. BUttner. Elec Ry J 41:
335-8 F 22 '13
Construction of American and Prussian ac-
cumulator cars. L. Scott. Elec Ry J 41:
333 Mr 1 '13
Control circuits ot storage battery cars. Blec
Ry J 41:748 Ap 28 '13
An 28 '13
Ry J 11:965 My 11 ._
Iiong run of new Beacb-Bdison storage bat-
tery car. Mec Ry J 41:423 Mr B 'IS
Narrow-gage combination car for the Pacific
coast railway. Elec Ry J 4I;8H9 My 17
'13
Self-propelled cars, II Elec Rv J 42:624-33
O 4 '13
Service and inaugural performances of Beach*
Edison storage battery cars. El«c Ry J *l:
787 Ap S6 "13
Storage battery car In branch line service.
J. H. Tracy. Ry & Eng R 63:629 Ja 7
' progress. II Elec Ry J
'18
Storage batli
41;!iJ8 My :
Motor cars (street railroad)
Gaa-electrlc cars for London county council
tramwaya. I[ Elec Ry J 42:38 Jl 5 '13
Gapnllnf-'-lPCtric equipment on tendon tmm-
mavs. II Itv & Enc R r.at'i63 O II ''1
Gasoline repair cnrs on Iltlnols traction sys-
tem. II Elec Rv J 41:90ft My 17 '13
Gaanllne surface cnm In India, II Elec Ry
J 41:427 Mr S '13
SIngte-deck and double-deck prepayment cars
for Vienna, il plana Elec Ry J 42:182-4 Ag
L. C. Porter. :
'13
Genealogy of the motorcycle from the steam
velocipede, 1848, to the standard machine
of 1913. J. J. O'Connor. Scl Am 109: 12-13
Jl G "IS
mr aim Motor cycle trucks
Motor nr« apparatus. See Fire apparatus, Mo-
Motor Are engines. See Fire engines, Mulor
Motor. g«n ersto rs
Motor generators and frequency in alternat-
ing current railway signaling. Ry & Eng
R 53:671-3 Jl 13 '13
Motor-generators and rectlSera. il Automo-
bile 18:84-0 Ja I 'IS
Motor Ice boats
Motoring on Ice, 11 Sci Am 108:172 F 22
'13
Motor omnEbuaea
Arrival or the bus -versus -tram controver-
sy, Blec By J 41:fil4-5 Ap J '13
Bus competition In London, Elec Hy J 41:
920 My 24 '13
Bus operation In London and Paris. J: A.
McCollum. Klec Rv J 42:1093-6 N Z2 '1!
De r>lun buses to relieve congested traffic In
Paris. It Automobile 29:182-3 Jl SI '13
English tramway and motor bus, Elec W 62:
Mfi-7 N 9 '13
Future of the motor omnibus. Eng N 70:1019-
41 N 20 '13
Hiintlngtnn. Indiana n.lopts aritomoblle bust's,
J, M. Hobart. II Automobile 29:284-5 Ag 1*
'11
London's transportation and lighting. L: Ball.
Elec W 82:366-7 Ag 23 '13
Mechanical and electric traction on the Paris
streets. J. Boyer. il Bng M 44:58-78 O '11
Motor omnibus accidents Id London. Eng. H.
R. Wilson. Eng N 7O;550-2 S 18 '13
Molor-omntbuB operatli.n: reports of H. P.
NIchniB Hnd J, A. McCollum, Eng N 70:1050-
2. lftS7-"0 N 20-27 '13
Six wheeled omnibus. S. Petman. il Set Am
108:264 Mr 2! '13
Superiority of the sleam omnibus. T: Clark-
pnn. Automobile 2R:ll'6"-70 Je la n
34-passenger single-deck motor omnibus, II
Eng N 70:1 Jl 3 '18
Three venrs' record In motor-omnibus ilevelop-
mentln l^ndon. Kng N 70-.1I80-1 D 11 '13
Weight and coat of London motor omnibuses.
Eng N 70:1321-2 1> 2r. '11
Where the motor bua beats the trolley. J. R.
Eustls. Bel Am 108:182 F 2! '13
[ and Its
loblle n
mport
, II .
mul'lle 2:i;in66-» D 4 '13
Gawiltne motor plow. F, C- Perkln-, 11 Scl
Am inn;439 D 6 '13
Latest motor plows. K. Priietorlus. dlag Am
Soc M E J 3S:BSJ-r, Mv '13
Motor rollers. See Rdad rotters
Motor ahlpa . ,
British motor cnester Isleford. II plan Int
Marine Eng 18:202-3 Hy '13
Cnllfornia, an ll.ono-ton motor ship. J. R.
Wilson, n Int Marine Kng 1S:523 !> '13
Carels-niesel engine applied to motor ship
Eavestone. II Eng M 44:601-4 i^'U
ilizedbyClOOgle
INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
Motor (hlH — Continued.
DI enel - e lee Id u- driven ship Tyn(
WllBon. II Power 3S:6fl-3 N 4
Eavea tone's flrst long voyage.
Marine Eng 18:78-80 F '13
Electric propulElon lor ships. 1
EnK U if.itS-lt N 'II
Fuel lunsumptlon In motor ships,
QkB engine yachl. R. Haclntyre,
109:ieS-G Ag 30 'IS
Oermon-bullt motor ship Hermt
A. Gradenwitz. II plan Int ^tkniio r^n^
13:338-40 Je '13
German Diesel englned tank ship Hagen.
11 plana Tnt Marine Eng 18:207-11 My '13
Large-motor vMtels. lot Marine Eng 18:279
Jl '18
Uquld fuel and ship propulsion. Eng Rec 88:
fts O 18 -la
Motor -driven freight ship, Bromberg. Int
Uarine Eng 18:144 Ap 'U SBuslness t
Motor irimhoatB for Colombia. 11 Int Marine ^^..-^ Spencer,
Eng 18:469 N '13 ^ Chapel on
. Berg, plan
1 8c1 Am
a Krabb.
Uotor truck ntaker** burden. Automobile IS:
388-7 Ja 30 'IS
Truck Industry grows 200 per cent. Automo-
bile 28:I>U0-1 Ap 10 'IS
Two hundred per cent increaae In the motor
truck Industry. Scl Am 108:884 Ap 88 '13
Motor trucks
Advantages ot tractor transportation. I
■- i0»:168 Ag SO 'IS
»cl
Auto-truck for coal delivery, F. C. Perkins. 11
Scl Am S 7G:i4-5 Ja 11 'IS
Availability of molor trucks for mines, ling
& .Mln J 90:731-4 O IB '13
Beat loiHi gear ratio tor trucks as explained
Jbile ait:o60-l S 26
Mot.
llRhHhip BUrgermelsl«
R. Wilson. 11 plan Int Marli
- Ap 'IS
getters for email i
"-Am 108:78 Ja 18 '18
uotor truck, II Scl Am 108:382
Motor tnwboat '
in. II Int Marine Eng
water." dlags Int Ma-
Hotor vessels lor the German navy. J. R. Wil-
son. II Int Marine Eng 18:332 Ag '13
Motor yacht Idealla, equipped with Diesel
engines. 11 Int Marine Eng lS:ie3-E Ap 'IS
'?L-^%>1
Chapel — ,
Ap 19 'IS
CharaolerlBl
passed in
^Comparative data on pert ..
trucks nith regard to sise ot motor and
gear rutlos. C. C. Myers. Automobile 28:340-
7 3a SO -13
Comparing the Incomparable. Scl Am 108:88
'- 18 '13
paring the incompar
1 Am 108:183 F 22 ']
Oll-englned coaster. Q: Thow. Int Marin* Con a I rue i
Eng 18:6 Ja '13 _^ ^ ^, mobile
Performance on service of tha motor- ship ''lOelivery
Suecla. I. Knudsen. Int Marine Eng 18:346- ^.^ picture
7 Ag '13 ^ !^.K.,5
Single Bcrew motor ship ot I.EOg b. h. p.
J, R. Wilson. 11 plan Int Marine Eng 18:102-
11 EUig Rec 68:306 Ag 2
Triple-screw motor ship Alkmaar. 3. B. WU-
son. Int Marine Cng 18:S1 Ja 'IS
Twin-acrew motor-ship Hagen — a new Krupp,,^
two-atroke type irfesel- engine lank ves-
sel ot 2400 b. hp. J, R. WllBon. 11 Eng N
Eftec
Of t
J self-e- „
. Eng Hec 67:810 My 1
1 My 1
'13
Twln-acrew motor ahip Uonte Penedo. 11 Bng
M 44:257-01 N '11
World's two largest motor-shlpa; Slam and
Annwn. J. R, Wllaon. 11 Int Marine Ehig
18:391-2 Jl -IS
Set alto Marine engines; Motor boats
Motor sleighs
Bcott's motor sledges. 8cl Am 108:237 Ur 8
•IS
Motor spirit
>Btflcleacy of motor trucks with trailers. I
ClUey. 11 Eng Rec 67:120-4 F 1 'IS
Electric versus gasolene motor vehicles. S.
O. Thompaon. Eng M 46:112-4 O '13
Emergency gasoline motor trucks tor the De-
troit, united railway. 11 Blec Ry J 42:73 Jl
12 '
Exhlbldor
C* F?e
for 11.
■ Ag 7
). 11 diags J^
Londn
MHkln
le ZV-.Blii !
! motor spirit.
le 28:990 My t
Automobile 28:840 AP
tendency of motor truck design, L>.
eman. Automobile 28:347-9 Ja 30 'IS
cel-drlve constnictlou and llie Dt-ld
Automobile 2n:B!-3 Jl 10 'IS
trie four-wheel drive on the Hnlsch-
owBKy & Caire system, diag Aut.imulitle 29:
117.8 Jl 17 '13
Gasoline truck development, diaga Automo-
bile 28:183-7 Ja 10 '13
-^^Sasollne truck: trucks and delivery vehicles
classified according to load capacity;
5 rice and body sizes. Automobile 28:199-
13 Ja 10 '13
>G:iBoline vs. eleclrlc trucks. Autom"'>ile 29:
/ 27 Jl 3 'II
Hextei gas-electric tru'-k, il Automohile 29:
New Brillsh automobile fuel not up to par. R.
W. A, Brewer. Automobile ;9:S(;i \' 8 '13
New Standard oil fuel. Automobile 28:500
F SO 'IS
Motor sweepers. See Motor trucks, Municipal
Motor truck driving
Educating the freight automobile driver. Au-
tomobile 28:204-G Ja 16 '13
Motor truck Industry
> Horse living ven
874 Je 28 13
Dire
ruck
jmobile !8:lSB-9 Ja 16 '13
Eleven French maltera win war departm
subsidy. \V. F. Bradley. II Aut'imobile
tni-S S 11 '13
ForelKn markets for commercial vehic
Automobile 29:162-3 Jl 24 'IS
ve purchasers of trucks. 11
■ M My 10 '13
s horse power. Scl Am 108:
_ . „ I roflds for molor-truck haul-
age between Blylhe, Cal., and Blylhe Junc-
tion. II Eng N 09:1126-7 My 29 '13
Increased elflciency and (he motor truck, II
Dom Eng 62:230-1 F 22 'IS
Interchangeable parts versus standardiza-
tion. C: Balough. Automobile 28:1276 Je 19
I'agon
? Dom Eng 02:
Digitized by VjOOQIC
196
INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
Motor truck! — ConflRued.
UmltlQB the Size of motor truckf. Bin
69:12i J& le 'IS
Loj^oF, a. JhQrsB drawn truck. 11 Scl Am
N
688 "Je „ ._
Logging wUh a. motor truck. 11 Eng N 69:
1065 My 22 '13
IiOgglDK with a motor truck, tl Scl Am 108:
ESS Je Z8 -13
Low- Brad* fuel tor motor trocki. N. B.
Pope. Automobire !B;2H-5 Ja 23 'IS; Same
cond. Iron Age 91:430 F 13 '13
Mechanical loader (or motor trucka. Scl Am
109:78 Jl 2
'13
.._ ratios. Automobile 28:
1S4-8 Ja le '13
Motor transportation as aid to Industrial
economy. R W; HutchlnsoD. 11 Bng M 44:
BaS-46. ni-iO. 861-86 Ja-Mr '13
Motor truck and the trelght tern
Nlles. Scl Am 109:248 S 27 '13
^,5
Inn Accelerometcr; AulomoblleB:
: tnicks; Motor cycle trucks; Motor
IrlvlnR; Motor truck Industry; Motor
vallablllty of motor trucks ror mines. Bns
& MIn J l'6:7SI-4 O JS 'U
hlcago efficiency bureau esllmates that elec-
._<„ ._,.„, ,.. •'\71& yearly. Auto-
Hutc
truck
, Jr.
1 Age
(he
1:530-1
1913
F 27 -13
\
— and complete sped flea tions.
Automobile 2g:2O0-17 Ja IC '13
Motor truck efficiency. 11 Munlc Une 44:408-
11 My -13
Motor truck eitenslon of railroads. Scl Am
109:238 8 27 '13
Motor truck In contracting and conatructlon ■
work. B. W. HutchlnsoD. Jr. 11 Bng M 4S:
7B3-816; 46:77-84, 237-4S S-N '13
Motor truck In manufacturtne. II. W, Slau-
Bon. l[ Mach 19:23-7 6 '12
Motor truck In the gaa business. Munlc Eng
44:443-4 Mv '13
.Motor truck queries. Scl Am 109:249 9 27 '13
(•'Motor truck researches at tha Massachu-
aetts Institute of technology. J: Rltahi«,
Jr. Scl Am 108:£94 Mr S9 '13
Motor trucks for desert haulage. II Eng Rec
S7:sup 49-50 My 3 '13
. Motor trucka 3 per cent, of traffic In Mas-
sachusetts in August, IB12. J, T. Sullivan.
Automobile 2S:49E-9 F 20 '18
Motorlied hauling service. W. Walker. Munlc
Eng 45:128-9 Ag '13
Motorizing Mars Tn France.
639-43 O 9 '13
New hydraulic dumping bod
trailer. II Scl Am
mobile 29:S69 S 25 'IB
Revised renutrements for Bul.aldlzcd German
trucks. dla)(a Automolitle 2B:i2ii4-5 Je 12
70 trucks compete In French army Irlala. II
Aulomnblle 29:152-5 Jl 24 '13
Special truck cBrrlea nltro-eU'terlne. 11 Auto.
le 28:1274 Je 19 '13
""is ''"" ■"" "■
Steel bodies for motor trucks. M. A, Hall. 11
Scl Am 108:500 My 31 13
Truck developmenls prominent at Brill co.
exhibit. Elfc Ry J 42:737 () M '13
Trucklnn to the polar circle. II Automobile
29:592-3 O 2 '13
Trucks do well in Washington Post commer-
cial car run. II Automobile 28:1170 My 8
Use I
■ Use of motor trucks In the delivery of ce-
ment. 11 Concrete Cem 1:81-2 D '12
Variable speed hydraulic transmission for
motor trucks. II Scl Am 109:208 S 13 '13
Very heavy motor-drawn truck, 11 Eng N E9:
93 Ja 1« 'IS
bile 28:1007-11, 1(138-9 My 15 ''13
What motor truck would suit me best? a
composite price list of American motor
trucks and dellvety wagons arranged ac-
cording to carrying capacity. T, M. n. von
Keier. Scl Am 108:72 /a 18 '18
rlc and gasoline commercial vehicles,
lee W 61:935-7 My 3 '13
i)miKirlKon of motor trucks with horses. 11
~^ Pom l-'ns 63:146-8 My 10 '13
-MJost estimates of horse and motor trucks. J:
-„, Ritchie, Jr. II Scl Am 108:70-1 Ja 18 '13
>Coflt- keeping system for warehouse trucks.
Automobile 28:942-3 My 1 '13
Cost Of gasoline truck service. R. C. Reld.
Set Am 108:182 F 22 '13
Cost of motor truck hauling on Catsklll aque-
dTict tunnel. New York. Munlc Eng 46:566-
N 70 11 '13
1 My ■
ting 1
. Mun
Cost of operating motor truoks; charts for
conveniently determining trucking economy.
^ L. Ruprecht. Eng M 44:118-20 O '18
12I7.S7 .„ ..
DlBlDterested ■uKgestlona on motor track
coBtB, H. W. I-erry. Scl Am 108:294 Mr 29
■13
Economy of motor trueka In engtoeerlng and
contracting. B. W: Hutchinson. Conereta
Cem 2:194-5 Ap '13
NeWHrk foundry men'.' association hears spenk-
era on relative merits of electric, gasoline
nnil horse-dniwii trucka Iron Age 92:85!-
3 O IS '18
Teams and motor trucks compared. H. W.
Perry. Scl Am 108:66 Ja IS "IS
Trucks save 86.6 per cent. In heavy work,
II Automfllille 28:1172-4 Je 6 '13
What motor trucks have saved for a brewer.
J. E. Blaise. Scl Am 108:182 F 22 'IS
Engines
K,F ulm Automobile engines
Exhibitions
Commercial section of 1913 Chicago show. 11
Automobile 28:451-5 F 13 'IS
fadurcra and trades, II diags Automobile
2:i:Jl'3-7, 269-75 Ag 7-U '13
opena, II Automobile
New York's truck sf
28:287-72 Ja 23 'IS
Six new type" at Boston truck show. II Au-
tomobile 28:7IS-7 Mr 27 '13
Some features of the 1913 motor truck show
In New York city. II Eng N 89:360-2 F 20
'13
Trucks at the Paris show. dIags Automobile
28:230-2 Jii 16 '13
Fuel
Uti- alfti Automoliile enRincs — Fuel
Gearing
Methods of drive In commercial motor veh-
icle. It. Htiljccick. II Sil Am 109:324-6 O 25
Digitized by VjOOQIC
INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
197
Lima, O. P. Stein
'IS
. II Mach ]9:3e«-B
Increasing the emclency of truckB. H, W.
Wevaz. AutomoblLe 29:68-70 Jl 10 '13
Light detlvery cost. Automobile 28:8J4-6 Ap
10 '13
Lyon brewery. New York city — complete rec-
ords of full truck -operating coat. Automo-
bile 2fi:EG0-l P 2T '13
N. Y. Rdlson co.'s truck syBtcm. Automo-
bile 39:122-4, lfiO-1 Jl 17-24 IJ
Service recorder. Ry Age 64:1610 Je 37 "13
Vehicle movement recording device. II Sol
Am ll)9:!48 S 37 '13
Teitlng
French army truck tests. II Automobile 28:
8t2-3 Ap n '13
TestltiE a federal motor truck. II Automobile
_39:470-1 S U '13
trucks on the Mexican border. II
■ ■■> ^9:34 Jl 3 'IS
Wh«al«
Analysis of requirements In truck wbeeli.
Automobile 2g:tT6-g Hr 20 'IS
Cast-steel wheels for trucks, tllaga Automo-
leels. plana Automobile
or motor trucks. II Iron
bile 28:S05-G
28:488-7 P 1! 'IS
Age 91:491 F 20 'li
Iron- tired (ruck wheels, dlaga Automobile
S8;719-20 Mr 27 "13
Requlremer.ls of cast.steet wheels. O: Wal-
Soc. A. E. standard motor ir
tomoblle 28:363 Ja IS '13
Tire for motor trucks. C. F.
Am 108:228 Hr 8 'IS
Wheels for commercial vehlcli
Automobile 28:I30!i-II Je 26
Motor trucks, Municipal
JmUim. U Sci
^a. A. ,T. Slade.
inter works depar
3-T Je-
'18
Motor t
> library books delivered by automohlle.
■^ Automobile 29:79 Jl 10 '11
Motor trucks In mining
Avallnbllltv of motor tnichs for mines. ICr
& MIn J 915:731-4 O IS -13
Plral aid truck 1
Motor
II
U>tor trucks for mines,
HIn J 9«:4ET 8 t 'IS
Motor trucks for mines
Mln J 96:1034 N 29
29:1161 D 18 'IS
■ -lona. C. I..
177-8 Je 14
O. H. Sonne. Edk'A
J 06:3S6-7 Ag 38 '
Motor trucks in postal service
Trucks in Hrlllah postofflce.
Automobile 28:1271 Je 19 -13
Motor vehicles
Motor traine In Hnssa.chUBetta. :
Automobile 2S:5t3-^ S 25 '1.1
Motor vessels. 8ee Motor ahlpa
Matorcyde cars. See Cyclecnrs
Motorcycles. See Motor cycles
Motoring. See Automobiles
Motormsn. See Street railroads — Employees
Srt Aeroplane motors; Alcohol motor*;
Automobile engines; Electric motors; En-
gines: Gas and oil engines: Liocomotlves;
Machinery; Steam engines; Turbines; Wa-
Motors, Wave. See Wave motors
Mountain railroads
DarJeeJIng J^■|malayan ^railway. L;: ,Jt Pree-
Jiingfra
Moui
rallwl
Eng N 70:1220-7 I> 18 '__
Remarkable survival ^f the Inclined plane.
Knic N 70:1247-8 D IS '13
Scaling mountain p^aks by elevator. II Set
Am S 75:1G4-S Mr IB '18
Transandean railway from Arlca. Chile, to
l,a Pbk. Bolivia- fi- ,11- Sawyer. II m;ip Bng
Moving a 10 0,000- gal Ion tank and Its 140-toOt
tower of International harvester co.. West
Pullman, 111. 11 Eng: Rec «T:607 My 81
Movlna and talking pictures
Exhibition of Improved talking pictures and
movlna pictures In natural colors. Scl Am
10a:K3?Je 14 '13
Moving and talking pictures. II Sd Am 108:
«4 Ja IS '13
Moving of buildings. See Building moving
Moving picture theaters
Inatallalion of mollon-plcture machines. Elec
R & W Elec'n 62:29-30 Ja 4 '13
Rules promulgated tor tbe veittU&tlon of pic-
ture theatres. Heat & Van 10:83-4 Ap '1>
Theatre ventilation situation In Chicago. HenI
& Ven 10:49 O '13
Moving pictures
Moving pictures as targets for marksmen. II
plan EHec W 62:302 Ag » '13
Moving pictures at home. Bet Am I08:G44 Je
Non-inflammable cinemalograpb lllma. Scl
Rapid telephotography. R Qrlmshaw. Bel Am
109:286 O 11 VI3
Shoollng at moving pictures. 11 Sd Am 10*;
49 Jl 19 *1S
Rre of«o Cinematograph a; Klnetophone
Moving pictures. Colored
Moving pictures. Talking- See Moving and talk-
ing pictures
Movlna pictures In Industry
^ , — .... _. lerclal r-— '— -'~*
tures. P: W. Keough. II Am lud 18:13-8 Ja
■13
Micro-motion aliidy. J: O. Aldrlch. II Am
Scv M K. -I Sr.-177-Hl Mr 'IS
Micro- mot
M f
1:872-
. F. R. Qllbreth.
Micro-motion stady: a new development In
effldency engineering. II Scl Am 108:84 Ja
2G ■»
HIcro-motlon study by meana of abronometer
and moving picture machine. II Ind Bng 18:
1-4 Ja '18
Mloro-motion study in Industry. R T. Kent.
II Iron Age »]:34-7 Ja 2 '13
Motion pictures from the shops. Automobile
28:891 Ap 24 'IS
Motion pictures In Industry. Iron Tr R 52:
3ii3 F 6 '13
Moving picture records of a bulldlngin con-
struction: Machinery hall, at the Panama-
Pacific exposition. II Set Am B 7E:E2 Jl 2« '13
Moving pictures aa an aid to mine aceldeat
prevention. Oollfory 34:97-8 8 'M)!)!? (*
198
INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
Moving prcture> in Induitry — rcmdnufd.
Mo vine pictures for Indus trial purpoBei
& Chem Ens 11:228 My 'IS
Moving pictures In railway eiluoatlonal
Am Ene 87:67-8 F '13
Moving pictures In railway
In GeorBla. D. C. Boy, At
Boy, Am Kne KI:I7) Ap
es. mine to molder pre-
irk assn. Iron Tr R 52;
sen ted before Nev
<;8 F 13 '13
Mowing machines , ,
MoldTny large mower framoa by machine. II
Foundry *l:ia5-S My '13
Muffler!
Internally cooled mufOer and Us effects, dlag
Automobile 2!l:14 Jl 3 'IS
Anlmnl haiilsRe In mines. B, S, Randolph. II
Colliery 34:13»-4i O '13
— ■* -' le haulage. A. E. Thompson. Col-
e-7 O '13
:olllerv 3
Multlgraph
Fixture
^„ „-o— I used In manufacturing
L..O multlgraph; devices used In the lathe,
shaper and milling machines. D. T. HsjnJI-
ton, II Mach 19:foS-il Ap '13
Mtinlclpal accounting ^, ^,
Coat system for street eleanlnx In Wiishlng-
ton J. W. Paiton. Bng Bee 68:2B6-7 S IS '13
Municipal cemetery accounts. D. C. Bggles-
ton. J Account 15:1T*-S« Mr '13
Municipal recognition of the ccrtilleil public
accountant In Cleveland. C. H. NaJi. J
Account 18:9*-I09 Ag '13
Unltorm Byitom *
class cities. J: .
90-B F 'IS
S'v alio Accounting; Municipal flnanoe
cipal f
paF * Ml
City plannlngi Municipal centers
loblles. See Automobiles, Munlc-
trucks, Municipal
Organization and functions of a city-plan-
ning commission. W; A. Magee. E^ng N 69:
976-7 My 8 '13; Eng Rec 67:562 My IT '13
Municipal bonds
Bond Issue for Los Angeles municipal dis-
tribution system defeated. Elec W 61:867-
8 Ap 36 '13
Meaning of the Los Angeles bond election.
E5ng N 69;»l7-8 My 1 '13
Recent 117,600.000 bond election at txia An-
geles. B. A. Helnly. Eng N 69:931-2 My 1
'13
Public buildings
r>es Moines. O: R Lord. 1>
Munli' F.ng 4f:194-8 Mr '13
Our earliest civic center: the Independence
hall group In Phlla. ~ " -■- " ■-->-
„ ... _ .._. _, Brabaion. II Arch
Bee 34
Kte also City piannlnB- Puhllr buililin^is
Municipal cliarters
Cleveland's new charter. Bng Rec 68:31 J I
12 '13
Municipal electric plants. See Electric [iluita,
MnnlcliMa
Munlcipil employees
Rating the efficiency of municipal employ-
ees. Eng Rec 67:665 Je 14 '13
Munlclp*! engineering
Motor trucks in municipal contracting. H.
W. Perrv. 11 Munlc Eng 44:530-3 Je '13
Municipal need ot technically trained men.
R. Blankenburg. Scl Am 108:341 Ap It '13
Piece work system applied to city forces. J.
■". Tupper, Munlc Eng 4B:IlB-8 Ag 'IS
Prop
I- Clcv
! N aS:
engineers. Bng Rec (8:
Susses tlons (or
362 3 37 -13
~ ■ . N. J,, public comfort station. II plan
1 Eng
18 '13
the
ibile
., „ ,„, public
■orks department organization. Eng N 69:
1048-9 My 2': '13
■Sn olno city planning; Pavements; F
lie comfort statlona: public works; Hel
and refuse disposal: Sanitary engineer
Sewage disposal: Sewerage; Street els
, ..._.__ purlflcotlon; Water supply
lunlelpi.
Borough surve>or and master o( works tor
tisn . „»..-i Enc N 69:1109 My 29 -13
"Ing and municipal engl-
... tain. H. C. Sheoton. Eng
N 70:306-8 Jl 31 '18
Standardising city engineers' Batarles. Eng
Bee 67:4^8-600 My 3 'IS
Municipal finance
Cenlral purchase and distribution of supplies
for New York city; plan of W: A. Pren-
dergasl. Eng Bee 87:369-61 Mr 39 'IS
Cincinnati's purchasing system. Munlc Eng
45:317-23 B '13
Classified salary and wage budget estimates
of Chicago tor 1»13. Bng N 69:401 P 17
Estimating the cost of garbage and refoae
collection and haulage In Chicago. Eng N
69:106-7 Ja 16 '18
Fargo declares a municipal dividend. W; D.
Sweet. Munlc Eng 44:121-3 P 'IS
Land-tax system or benefit assessments for
Subllc Improvements In Kansas City, Mo.
.: Kessler. Eng K 69:1026 My IB '13
Lending city credit to aid railway projects,
Eng T^ P"."— = ".- . ..-
M«r
r n '13
My 8 '
and drains. Munlc i-
Street cleaning and garbage collection etn-
ciency studies of the Chicago civil ssirlce
commission. Eng N 69:123 Ja 16 '18
Street cleaning and garbage collection meth-
ods In Chicago. Eng Rec 6T:24-G Ja 4 '13
Sre aim Municipal accounting; Municipal
bonds; Purchasing departments
Municipal franchises
Franchlsea and municipal home rul**. Munlc
Eng 4
' D 13
inicipxl
1 N 22 ■
B-B N 20 -IS
suds.
Proposed new Clevelatid charter and the en-
gineering orgarilEatton of dtlea. Sng N 69:
Eg3-4 Mr 20 '13
Self- appointed and popularly -elected munic-
ipal eiperta. F.ng N 70:368-9 Ag 21 '13
Verband Gross-Berlin, a new form of raelro-
polllan government. Eng N 70:S10 Ag 14
Woi
Rmcler
works depart m
1048-9 My 22
.ife aim Gov.
City manager plan again, 1
14 '13
Cllymanager plan a( Cla
_ -Bering organization of cities, :
683-4 Mr 20 '13
Records In a city englneer'a ofnce. Munlc
Eng 4B:148-9 Ag '13
emmVnt In 191*3. Eng N 6S:3i6 > l«'*i)"|
,l,z:dcyLlOOgIC
INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
Municipal flovernm«nt — Connnlasloii plan—Conl.
Tweive years of commlaBlon govornnicnt. K.
S. Bradford. Mimic Ere li:"pO2-10 I) "11
What Cedar Etaplds has done in live years
Municipal Improvement
Land-tax system or beneflt asBetsmenta for
public Improvements jti Kansas City, Mo,
G: KesBler. ESig N 6»:102S My 15 '13
Municipal improvemenla for 1911 llsKil by
A. W, Gr.int. MuDic Bng 1
m; Municipal centers: Municipal gov-
,nt; Piirka; I*avements; Playgroumis:
Public comfort slatlons; Public health; He-
fuae and refuse disposal; Sanitary engi-
neering; Snioke prevention; Street cleanlns;
Street lighting; Streets
Municipal improvementa, American tociety of.
See Amerfcan society of municipal improve-
Uunlclpal responslbllltv for strike damages:
digest of briets In case of WeUa F^ffo A
CO; V. Jersey Clly. Elec Ry J 42:18E-T Ag
Nen York smoke ordinance unconstitutional.
Power 38:171 Jl » '13
Ordinance governing billiard rooms. Munlc
En« 46;H0.1 Ag ^13
Ordinance regulating welghniaater. Uunic
Ens 16:13B-9 Ag '13
Building laws; Fire prole.'tlon;
Pub II
Municipal league*
'IS
:ipai I ,
Municipal
Municipal motor trucks. See Motor trucks.
Municipal
Municipal newepapera. See Newspapers, Mu-
nicipal
Municipal ordinances. See Municipal law
Municipal ownership
Central -station results at Holland, Ulcb.
Blec W (1:260 P 1 'IS
B municipal asphalt plant. H, B. Pul-
lar. 11 Munlc 1'
- trolt'3
Selling water at a proHt, A. W. Seng, 11
Munlc Eng 44:680-2 Je '13
Successful municipal lighting plant at Craw-
fordsvllle, Ind. II plan Munlc Bng <4:80-8
F '13
municipal (
What _ _
Munlc Ens 14::'i]2-3 Mr ..
Why some municipal asphalt plants fall, H.
B. Pullar. Munlc Bng 4G:231-« S '13
Nir also Rlectric pinnts, Municipal; .Vews-
papera. Municlpiil; Public service corpora-
tions; Street nillroadB, Municipal
Municipal records
Why the municipal office needs modem sys-
tem, 13, H. Oilman. Muiilc Eng 11:4}9-Ea4
Je '13
Municipal reeearch
Results o( an eRIclency survey of Los Angelea.
Munlc Eng 45;14S-S1 Ag 'IS
Municipal statistics
Municipal publicity, H, A. Stuart. Munlc Sng
elation af Great Brlt-
Id. Sept.. 1913.
44:4;
Municipal '
12th a
J By J 42:689-90 t
I painting and decoration
3ft alto Stucco; Tapestry
eld. See Hydrochloric t
Museum of safety
Museums of safety and their i
brief history of movement for prevention
of InduBlriai accidents, M. S. Hutton. Mach
19:31-3 S '12
Museums
Educational work of a great museum. H. I.
Smith. Set Am S 1E:B6-T F 8 'IS
New Vletma museum of teobnology and tha
Industrial arts, Scl Am 108:60 Ja 11 'II
Music
Writing
Typewriter tor music. 11 Scl Am 3 T5:!45 Ap
19 '18
Musical instruments. Mechanical
Set alto Piano players
Muskogee electric traction company, Muskogee,
carried Elec Ry j' 41:781-8' Ap' 19 ''ll"
Detroit's municipal ownership chajler amend-
ments. Elec Ry J 41:567 Mr ZS '18
Failure and success In municipal ownership.
Munlc Eng 44:299-304 Ap '13
Oovernor Dunne favors municipal ownership.
Elec W 61:888 F 8 '13
Investigation of municipal asphalt plants:
cost data collected in report recommending
plant for Washington. D, C. Bat Bee 87:
160-2 F 8 '13
Municipal asphalt plant of St. Louie, Ho. 11
Munlc Eng 46:324-8 O '13
Municipal asphalt repair plant at SL Paul.
Minn. Munlc Eng 46:68-4 Jl '13
Municipal electrical enterprise In Kngland. A.
"-"— Sler \V 6L':l:;0ri L> 13 ""
""Ohlahomi "''""'"'"'"
Municipal ..„.._ .
Neb. H. J. Bremers, Jr. il Munlc Eng 46:1
21 Ag -13
Municipal railway line Id Seattls. map Elec
Ry J 11:763-4 Ap 86 'It
Municipal slaughter house at Orand Forks, N.
D. H. O. Lyltken, Munlc Eng 46:332-3 O '13
Pasadena municipal lighting plant. II Munlc
Eng 44:605-11 Je '13
Proponed sile uf Toronto utilities to the city.
Klci- »v J il::',il-2 O 26 -13: Same. Elec W
62:832-3 O 2S '13
Provisions of Detroit municipal ownership
amendment. Elec Ry J 11:908 My IT '13
d shop. II Elec Ry J 42:1010-
Boller-horse- power: the myrlawall, 1
Weaver. Elec W 62:93-3 Jl 18 '13
Myrlawatt. Power 38:381-2 S 9 '13
Myriawalt. H. O'Neill. Pow«r 38:690-1
Myrlawatt. H. Q. Stotl.
Myriawatt. W, D. Weave
'T 38 '13
W ei-M Jl 12
. Weaver. Elec W 61:1420-1
Myrlawatt as a unit of power. Elec Ry J tli
98-7 Ja 18 '13; Scl Am 108:118 F 1 18
New unit. Ind Eng 13:120-1 Mr '13
Standardization of the myriawott. II. G,
Stott and H. O'Neill. Am Soc M K J 35:ri-l;
•p: Discussion. 35:21-:iS, 123.'.-43 My,
Ag '13: Am I
1 E E Pro
N
32:1731-7 AB '
My 10 '13
S<r also Electric lerminoiogy; Machine
tool s^Term I nol ogy
Narrow gage railroads. Se« Railroads, Narrow
gage
Nashville, Tanneasee
Water aupply
How to repair the Naahvllle masonry r«Mr-
volr. plan Eng N 69:278-80 F S 'IS
Nashville reaervolr^why it failed and how It
— '" ■-- --.paired. R, Herlng. plan Eng Rec
7:131-6 P 1 '18
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INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
GnK N T0:g02-G O 23 '13
National MMclatlon ot cement user*
9th annual vtnvendon, Pittsburgh, 1912. Con-
crete Cem 2:3-G Ja '13
Program of Sth aniiuaj conrentlon. ISIS. Con-
crete Cem 1:10 D 'II
National aaioctatlon of corporation achool*
National aa soda lion of corporallon schools.
F. G. Henderachott. /^ - '-- ^ " "— '"■
14DG-8 Je '13
New Industrial educatli
Ry J 41:183 F 1 'IS
Organization meeting, 1913, and Hat of oil
cers. Elec By J 41:ZDG F 1 '13
Report of organ izatl on meeting, 1913. Ei
Rec tT:aup 41 F l '13
Training of employees. Bng Rec 67:116 P
E E Pro
organization. Eilec
National ccntractari' aiaoclatlon
ACtivltlea. Ble« W 11:131 Ja 18 'IS
National council for Industrial safety
^•.'cond annual ConitresB. New York. Sept. :2-
S5. Ifll3. Iron Age »3:itS O Z '13
National district heating association
""■ ' — vention, Indianapolis, May,
pollB, Hay,
•13; Power
«i.i annual convention. Indianapolla, Uay,
1913. Heat A Ven 10:29-35 Je '13
5th annual convention. IndlajiapollB. Uay,
1913; program. Heat & Ven :0:34.6 My
'IS
aaaoclatlan of cotton manufacturers
!, 1913. 'power m:552-3 6
Sept. 30 Co Oul. 2, 19i:
14 '13
National association of manufacturers
ISth annual c
■ 21. If-
i-13 J
■13
n or r
r plur
13th annua] conference, 1913. Elec W Sl:23
2 P 1 '13
National conference on city planning
Firth conference, Chicaso. May, 1»I3. Eli
W 61:1022 My 17 '13
National conference on marketing and far
crediu
Meeting, Chicago. 1013. By ft Eng R f
141 Xp la '13
National conservation congress
Aclion of the 5th National cnnscrvutlon coi
Breas. Elec W 62:10U«-S N :i9 '13
Eth annual session, held In WashlnRton. No
18-20. Wia. I'ower 3S:S39-4(I U '13
Proceed! nga of 5th annual sesalon. Wash-
ington,
a '13
PrripecdlnB.i of 5th
Nov.. 1013. Kng llec hsiBiiu ;i4 .^ z.: 13
Recommends (Ions adopted. Eng Rec 68:«01.2
Eleg \V «2:1039-<0
Washington.
N 39 ■
Reporl of Committee o
JO:I10S-7 N 27 '13
. F.ng N
Ap
drainage congress
I "13
jntion. Philadelphia. June. 1913.
Dom Eng e3:36S-8'J Je 28 '13
National assoclstlod of master steam and hot
water titters
Silver anniversary of the as.^oclallon relebral-
ed. Juno, 1913. Dom Eng fi4:a-13 Jl 6 '13
Supplementary report of proceedings at an-
nual convention. Nlai™.™ Fhiih 191.1 Hmi
ft Ven 10:41-5 Ag ':
„. ..ashlngton,
D. C. Oct. 1913. Hy Age 0»:S6tf-71 N 7 '13
25th annual convention, in Washington, Oc-
tober 28-31. Ry ft Eng R 53:1012-3 N 8 '13.
National association of stationary engineers
N&Uonal license committee report. Power 3T:
210 P 11 '18
ilat annua! convention, Springfield. Mass.
Sept, 1913. Power 38:350-2 S 23 '13
National civic federation
Annual meeting. Dec. 1913: Iteport on model
public utility bill ; papers on woi'kmen's
milroads. Elec Ity J 42:1238-40 1> 13 '13
Annual meellng, 1913; with abstracts of pa-
pers by E. H'Mliltn, S. Low, M. E. Marks,
A. Belmont. Elec Ry J 41:210-5 F 1 '13
Deparlmunl on regulation of Interstate and
municipal utilities. Elec W «l:lSE-6 Ja £6
electric code
Important code change suggested. Bleo W
61:553-4 Mr 16 "13
National electric tamp sssoclatton
Physical laboratory of the National electric
lamp atsoclntlun. E: 1>. Hyde. J Pr Inst
176:77-93 Jl '13
National electric light aasoelatlon
Conference of publlo policy con.
National Elec, Light Asan. and Am. baec.
Ry. Assn. Elec W 51:884 F 12 'IS
Co-operaCIon with Am. Elec. By. Aasn- Bllao
W 61:381-2 F 22 'IS
Eastern New York section, annual meeting,
I.ake George, N. T.. Sept.. 1913. Elec W 62:
571-6 8 20 '{3
Michigan section. Zd annual convention, Ot~
tawa neach. Mich.. Aug., 1913. Elec Vf 62:
415-6 Ag 30 '13
New England aectlon. 6th annual convention.
Burlington. Vt., Sept., 1913. Elec W 62:626-
8 S 27 '13
Official convention program for Chicago meet-
ing. June. 1913. Elec W 61:1020-1 My IT
■13
Papers and discussions at 3eth annual con-
vention. Chicago. June. 1913. Elec Ry J
11:1012-5. 1057-60 Je 7-11 '13
Papers and discussions at 36th annual con-
vention, Chicago, June, 1913. Blec W 61:
1213-42 Je 7 'll
Southeastern section. 1st annual convention,
Macon, Qa.. Aug.. 1313. ESec W 62:318-9,
427-9 Ag 23-30 'It
36th annual convention. Chicago, June 2-8,
1913: condensed program. Elec W El:112l
My 31 '13
3«lh convention. Chicago, June. 1913. Elec W
filil-%-9 Je 7 '13: Eng N 69:1243-6 Ja 12
'13; Power 37:917-20 Je 24 'IS
, Chattanooga. July,
1913. EJlec W 62:171-3 Jl 26 '13
National electro- platers' association
5lHl reeuliir monthly meeting. April 25, 1913.
Mclal Ind n s 11:230 Mv '13
4tli annual banquet. New Tork, Feb. 21, I9It.
11 Metal Ind n a 11:141-2 Hr '11
National firs protection association
Changes In the National electric code. Blac
W S1:S6S Mr 29 '18
cunventlon. New York, May.
Eng N 69:1091-
17th
1913; abstract
3 My 22 '13
National forests. See Forest reservM
National founders' association
Reports of meeting held In New York. Nov.
19-20. 1913. Iron Age 92:1219-23. 1246-51 N
27 '13
nth annual convention. New York city.
Nov. 20. Iron Tr R 63:989-97 N 27 '13
National housing conference
2d conference in Philadelphia, IMt. Arch
Rec 33:186 P 'II
National Indepondent telsphone association
leih annual convention, Chicago, Feb., ISU.
Elec
61:487-8 Mr i 'U
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INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
Annua] meetInK at ChEcago, Nov. H-H, 191S.
Ry Age a&:9«Z-1 N 21 'IJ
National ma china tool bullden' awoclatlon
Annual convenllon. New York, 1913. Iron Age
92:972-4 O SO '13
Semiannual convention, New York. May, 1313.
Iron Age 91:12SZ-3 My 21 '13
I2tli annual convention. Iron Tr R ES:813-4
O 30 -13
National matal trade* aaaoclatlon
161 h annual convention. New York, April,
I9I3. Iron Age 91:944-8 Ap 17 '13
FenBlon plan for workmen propoced br Win.
Lodge at IStti annual convention, New
York, ISIS. Iron Tr R e£:87D-i Ap ID '11
Weltare of employes dlscuBBed by employera
at lEth annual Convention, New York, I91S.
Iron Tr R SS:B30-4 Ap 17 'IB
National railway appllancea aMoclatlon
Annual meeting, Chicago. 1913. Rr * BnS
It S3:Z69-TD Mr SS '13
National supply and machinery dealers a*ao-
Indianapolis meeting. April, 1913. Iron Age
91:950-1. 971-3 Ap 17 '13
3rd annual meeting. New York, Oct, 1913.
Iron Arc SJ:97S-fi O 30 '13
Natural gaa. See Oaa, Natural
Naval bolleri. see Boilers. Marine
Navat Bunnery. Bee Gunnery
Naval gun*
Anti-destroyer guns. S. O, Koon. dlag Inl
Marine Eng 18:237-8 Je '13
Cycle in naval gun construction. Set Am
109:374 N IB '13
Guns for submarines. A. Grade nwitt. il Set
Diaposillon ot natural resources. 0: O. SmItI
Am Inst Mln K Bui 82:2403-8 O '13
fife olio Conservation of resources; Foi
. and forestry; Mineral lands; Mint
latlon s
Water
Natural sclance. Sea Bclence
Nature
Against the sun: spiral twists In nature. A.
H. Kennedy. II Scl Am S TB:39(-T Je 21 '13
Harnessing nature? Scl Am lOBiSM Ap fl 'IS
fice I
I aurveylng, See Hydrographlc s
-vey-
lautlc*. See Aeronautics, Naval
_ _ a marina englneert. See
Society of naval -—•-'■—- -■ ' — —
gineers
, / Hudson river steamboat. II
Arch & Bldg 4S:35E-eO S '13
Corrugated stilps. G. 5. MacIIwalne. II Eng
M 44:938-40 Mr 'It
Hudson river steamer Washington Irving. II
Int Marine Eng 18:276-8 Jl '13
Imperator; details Of the eguipmenL II Eng
M 44:107-9 O 'It
Hall and passenger steamship Kyle for Nen-
toundland. F. C. Coleman. 11 plan Int Ua-
Hne Eng 18:292-3 Jl '13
New Pacific coastwise steamship Confreu. II
plans Int Marine Eng lS:283-8 Jl ^13
Old Dominion line's freight steamer Tyler.
II plana Int Marine Eng lS:3fi9-T4 S '13
Old-time war vessel. Wolverine, on the Great
Lakes. N, Wllber and U. laaacH. II plans
Int Marine Eng 18:S24-30 n '13 (to be cont>
Protection ot ocean liners by subdivision. It
Scl Am 108:S6S Ap It 'It
Single screw molaeees tank steamer Amolco.
plans Int Marine Eng IS:378-SZ S '13
Marine Eng 18:481-3 N 'II
Unslnkable ship. Sol Am 109:486 n 27 '13
Freight ships: Motor ships;
ig: Shfps, Iron and steel: SteHm-
her naval militia. 11 S
V New York train i
Doing business with the V. S. Navy. C. A.
Harrington. Iron Age 91:1118-7 My 8 '13
Fuel oil for the navy. Eng & Mln J 86:I105-S
. J. E. Kuhn. i
76:1«S-T S IS
Chain fenders for the Panama canal: de-
tails of the hydraullcally operated devices
for bringing ships to rest, il plan Iron Age
92:294-6 Ag 7 '13
Determining position at sea by wireless. J.
Ersklne- Murray. II Bng M 44:949-51 Mr '13
Eipcriments on J'suclion" between passing
ibson and J. H. Thompson-
Iceberg indicator. II Scl Am 108:684 Je 28 'IS
Perils of navigation on the Hudson Bay route.
Eng N «9:222-3 Ja 30 '13
Bre aUo Aeronautics; Buoys; Ferryboats;
Harbors; Hydroaeroplanes; Hydrographlc
surveying; I.aunchlng; Lifeboats; Ughl-
houses; Motor boats: Safety at sea; Ship
propulsion; Shipbuilding; Shipping; Steam-
boats: Submarine boats; Yacnts
Navigation laws. See Maritime law
Navigation of rivers. See Rivera, Right of nav-
Nebraska
Antiquities
Prehistoric dwelling In Nebraska: a cannibal
chame] house unearthed. R. F. Glider. II
Scl Am S Te:t£0 O 4 '13
Nebraska master plumbers' association
4lh annual lunventlon at Fremont, F"eh.. 1913.
Dom Eng 62:254-7 Mr I '13
Needlework
Hre alto Beadwork
Negligence
Criminal proaecullon of careless railway em-
.,1 ,_ "--in. H. R. Wilson. Bng
I compensation
N 70;8«S-7 O 30 '1
Sie aim Workm
Appearance of hetlum and neon 1-
tubes. J. J; Thomson. Scl Am S 76:160 Mr
the atom: haa matter been synthe-
icl Am S 75-'" ' ■•- " ■'-
Development of neon
M 4S:27I-4 N '13
Has matter been syntheslsedT J: W. N
Sullivan. Scl Am 108;22t Mr 9 'IS
Neradol
Synthetic tannin. Scl Am S TS:14T S I 'IS
N 22 '1
Report for 1912. Eng & Mln J 9E:8flB My 3
New Bedford, Massachusetts
Post century charm of New Bedford. G. N.
Rose. II Arch Rec 33:421-33 My '13
Sanitary affairs
Sewage disposal at New Bedford, Maa& W.
N. Charles, irians Eng N T0:SIt-9 Jl 31 'IS
Digitized by VjOOQIC
202
Naw Enalai
INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
England. H. Elliott, RJ
. In ..-- -
Age 65:«lE-6 O 3 ':
N«w Enaiand rtMiet Mllway dub
Meeting, BoHtun. May Ti. I'.'U, Elee R> J
MoithlJ" m"eUnS. 'FeD. 26. 1913. Elec By J
41:369 Mr 1 'IS , . , „ „ ^wirfp rail-
Relation ol the chemist to tlie electric raii-
wav Elec Its* J 42:lH2-3 N ZS '13
urh '^nial meottog and banquet, Bo-ton.
18)3. Elec Ry J ";5B{1 Mr 29 13
Naw 'England water workt Biaoclatlon
Philadelphia. Sep-
; 68:289 - " " "■
Plilladi
I 18 '11
13
1913. Ena N 7
New Geneva, Pennsylvania
Erecllne the New Geneva bridge. 11 plan Eng
Rec 67:4B6-B0 Ap 28 '13
New Haven and Hartford i
Tom, Nev '■
New Joreey
Aatl-lniunctlon bill In New Jersey. J. A.
Emery. Am Ind 13:8-11 Ap '13 „,„„„
Sev Jersey atate Ucensa law lor englnaera.
power 37:61S-9 Ap 29 '13
Sanitary affair.
68:213-4 S 6 -13
New Jeraay and Penneylvanla traction com-
InSJ^aae In faro ordered by New Jersey com-
mlBSlon! Elec By J 41;li*-6 F 22 '18
jclatlon of
,.,.. „ _,..ventlon. " "
nn. Dom Eng 63:3B1-
New Orlean*, Loulilana
Slreet aanltatlon In
Smith. II Munic EnK
F Rochelle, N.
Je 21 '13
New Orleana.
i '13
IV lugs bank. B.
Jldg 45:17-24 Ja
building. 11 Arth
.'ew II, S- post oBlce 1>
1 from
E for Nev
■13
Proposed Hudson river bridge: present noces-
Hlty lor highway and railway bridge at New
York city. G, Lindenthal. Eng M 44:779.81
F '13
Churche*
Spanish church In New York city, Our Lady
Dock problem in New York F. K. T
mnp Eng Rec 68:167 Ag 9 '13
Architecture
Aeolian hall. 11 plans Arch ft BIdg 4B:>S-9
Co^u*rt'"ouse award. 11 Arch Rec 33:469-70
My '13
Emigrants' industrial s
Almlrall. 11 Arch A .
Guaranty irusi company
Bidg 46:486-93 D '13
uildlnt:
fiental iirchlt
Uorr,
of Adolph ji. ..= ".
Arch Rec 33:818-32 Je '..
Towers of Manhattan and notes on ths Wool-
worth building. M. Schuyler. II Arch Reo
3S:9g.l22 F '13
Sec also New York (city)— Grand Central
station; Washington Irving hlRn school;
Woolworth bulldlnK, New York
Costly tack of co-ordination. Scl Am 10S:1S8
Ag 30 '13
Organization and equipment (or maintenance,
operation. Inspection, repair — ■" "■"-"■-i "'
E&st river bridges " " "'-
98-101 Ja 26 '13
I, N. Y. plans Eng Rec 67;
Propoaed""Huda(m river bridge and tunnels
New York and New Jersey.
pl»ns Knu N .li;5i3i-Il ■■■ ■" -
67:367. 381-7 Ap 5 '13
Rac 33:14-
ot Hope. L. R. McCabe. II
£1 Ja '13
Steel framework of St. Jean Baptl!
11 plans Eng Rec 68:433-6 O IS
Study In church decoration: the !
there church. C: H. EWrr, 11 An
137-203 Mr '13
Description
Vanishing New York. 11 Arch Ri
engineering employees. Eng N 69:110-1 Ja
16 '13
Grand Central station
Columns in the new Grand Central termleal.
plans Eng Rec 67:126-6 F 1 '13 . . „
Concourse roof. Grand Central terminal. New
York city, plans Eng Rec 67:210-1 P 22 IS
Eng Rec 67:7!
) the Grand Central terminal, ptaas
■13
„ .^ _ „. -luildlng. 11 Arch &
HldK 4o;H»-54 Ap '13
rand Central lerminal, New York city. II
Ity & FJns R 53:77-8 Ja 25 '13
,-Bn.i Central terminal, Now York: deBcrlp-
■■ Ry Age .'>4:279-84
tlon of details.
F 14 '13
Grand Central
.,.„ _. station. T.
& Bldg 45:120-3^ Ap '13
f the Grand (Central terminnla
rk. 11 Arch & Bldg 45:137-40
■rett.
, Graham. Dom Eng
):IHO-
1 My 17 '13
K. Thomson,
Dock problem In New York,
map Eng Rec 68:167 Ag 9 vi
LUrhthousea and biiovs of New York har-
bor, J, Pattlson. 11 lilt Marine Eng 18:1-
4 Ja '13; Same. Sol Am S 75:136-8 Mr 1 '13
New York pier problem settled. Scl Am 103:
150 P IB '13
Solving New York's pier problem with the
model basin and the moving picture. Scl
Am 108:3^2 My 3 '11
Hotels
Electrical M|tilpment of a modern hotel: ^
Hotel McAlpln.
1 plan
Arch
& Bit
t «:
43-61 F ' 3
newest hotel
Hotel McAlpin. Di
E. Tarn.
II Arch Rec
33:331
41 Mr
13
Law
New
York
Ity'a
building
code.
"^Eng Rec
67:4K
3 My
■13
OfHclals
and e
nploye
Ids of
■Jew York.cl
y de-
pnrtment
N 20
dppa
heads.
'Eng^'^Kec
P
6S;5B5
6 N 22 '13
and governm
nt
Central purchase and dlstributlOTi of supplies
for New York city: plan of W; A. Fren-
dergnat Kng Rec 67:i;r.9-61 Mr 29 'IS
Hon- the New Y'ork ]>ur>ha.'iing system was
pslii'llVvd F. X. A. I'urcull. Munic Eng
4S;isO-'4 N 'IS
Digitized by VjOOQIC
INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
New York (city) —Continued.
Heating and ventllatlnE details of ths New
York general post-otnce. II plans Hsat &
Ven 10:11-20 Mr '13
New lermlnal post oftlce In New York; elee-
irical and mechanical equipment, wlrios
and Illumination. L. B. Marks and J. E.
Woodwell. II Elec W E1:S9-13, lSI-43. ISt-G
Ja 4, 18-26 '13
Public buildings
New York city's power problem. A. D. Blake.
11 plan Power iS:2Si-^« Ag 26 '13
Railroads
New York's freifthl terminal problem, map
lly Age 54:H-U-5 Ap 11 '13
ProbU-ni of river crosaing in New York clly
traffic: tunnel system and railway ler-
minala, G. P. Kunz. Scl Am S 76:370-1 D 13
'IS
Sugsestlon for suburl>an traffic. Scl Am 109:
26 Jl IZ '13
hV.' iilta N>w York (city)— Grand Cenlral
Rapid transit
Building a (our-tracR tunnel beneath Broad-
way, New York. Scl Am 108:164 F 16 'IS
Buiiaing^ ""!:L*ir..'"'.^^J[ "."^."l^y tubes. II diags
Eng I
: 68:3''0
'13
forNpw York BUbwaya. Ry
& Fne R 63:S60-S Mr 32 'IS
CoHlly lack of co-ordination. Scl Am 109:158
Ag 30 '13
Estimated Increase In New York's popula-
ticn. Elec Ry J 41:'i20-l My ?* '13
Example of good publicity In statanient of
N. Y. railways co. Elec Ry J 11:281 F 1G
'13
I.arger car designed for the new subway. II
Scl Am 109:362 O 4 '13
New York city brake order. J. N. Dodd. Elec
Ry J 41:414-9 B 13 '13
New York subway opsratlng contracts ap-
proved. Elec Ry J 41:433-4 Mr 18 '13
Progrpss or tlio .!ual subway system. Ry A
Rng n 53:1(138-9 N S 'U
Progress of the new Harlem river tunnel:
sinking of the first sectinn of tunnel tubes.
il Scl Am 10»:!44-5 S 27 '13
Proposed highway bridge and highway ttin-
nels across the Hudson at New Tork. plans
367.
;i-7 .
EnK
Nnt
1 100:41
CreO30te<l wood block pavement In New York.
11 Munic Eng 44:244>e Mr 13
History of Fifth avenue asphalt pavement.
„ , . _ _ . g^.^g.^ j^ , .y
of tliB Borough
of Richmond, New York clly. G: W. N.
Ilallock. Eng Kec 68:643-4 D 6 '13
Street cleaning In New York In 1912. Eng
Rec £8:427 O 18 '13
Thetters
Failure of Orpheum theater building, plan
Eng N 69:231 Ja SO '13
Water supply
Abandonment of plane
Wilier. I—- " - ■■"■•■■
Ag 30 '_.
Chlorinating plants, Croton water •upply. T.
p, L. Coffin, plana Eng N e9:419-£z F ST
New York dty'a water supply sraten): Ksn-
Ki™ ri'Bervoir. 11 .s.i Am S 7-^:140 Mr 1 '13
New York water flllralion controversy; sym-
poiriiim. Bng N «9:li;il-7 Je S '13
Plan to limit unbalanced bidding on olty
contract work. Eng N e9:7n-9 Ap IT '18
Prevention of water waste In New York. I.
M. De Varona. Eng Rec 68:11-2 JI G '13
Water (illr.illon hold-up In New York city.
EnK N 6!l;1075.7 My 22 '13
Water- waste prevention in New York city.
W: W. Brush. 11 Eng Rec 68:289-90 S 13 '13
Sre alto Catsklli aqueduct
New York (etate)
Population of New Tork state. Set Am S
75:266 Ap 19 '13
Bridges
Standard types ana details of steel girder
and truss spans for suburban traffic, dlaga
Eng Rec 68:361-2 S 27 '13
Highway department
Long-term guarantees on stfile highway con-
trncls in New York. Eng N 70:1196-8 D 11
New
p road organization. Eng N TO:
M
Railway tunnels of New York city. A. Noble.
11 plans maps J Fr Inst 175:343-84 Ap '13
Rapid transit development in Berlin and New
York: subwBv and elevated lines, maps
Elee Ry J 42:177-9 S « '13 _
Rapid transit progress In New Tork. SQeo
Ry J 41:598-9 Mr 19 '18
Rapld-tmnslt SPrvlcp on Queensboro bridge.
plans EnH Rec 68:728-9 D 27 'IS
Report on New Tork terminals. By & Bng
R 53:183-4 Mr 1 'IS
.■^h.ili we Have bridRes or limnel!'? G. F. Kuni.
4 N 13 '13
fliort on highway ronrganisatlon In New
York stHte. Ene Rec «H:r>43-4 N 16 '13
~ organisation of a highway de-
. ESec Ry J
Third avenue railway report,
41:168 Ja 25 '13
Sanitary affairs
ArtiHclnl island proposed for New York sew-
age disposal. Eng Rec 67:476-3 Ap S6 '13
Low record death rate (or New Tork city.
Eng N 69:175 Ja 23 '13
New York city's new Barbaee disposal con-
tract. Eng N 70:2«7-8 Ag 7 '13
New York's municipal cleaning campaign.
1 19:711-
Plans for the disposal of New York's sew-
age, il map Sci Am 108:400 My 31 '13
Seeing New York with the sanitary engineer.
J. X, Cohen. Eng Rec 67:76-8 Ja IS '1!
Streets
CnnKesllon of trnflic on Fifth ave.. N. Y.
MunIc Eng 44:433-4 My '13
Reports i... ._. ._ _
partment for New York. Bng N bs.iis-au
Ap 17 'IS
Revelations concerning New York state
highway work. Eng N 69:80-3 Ja 9 'IS
Rules froveming the use of heavy vehiciea
on highways in New Tork. Eng Rec 68:
471-2 O 25 -13
Labor. Department of
Exhaust svstems for Rrinding. polishing
hutlinc wlieels: specifi&it' - " ■- '"■
3 My 'II
Law
Criticism of New York's new hlghwsy law.
Eng Rec ST:4G2 Ap 26 '13
Hearing on the bill to license engineers In
New York. Bng N 69:789-90 Ap 17 'IS
bile 28:880-1 Mr E 'IS
Kie aim Engineers — Licenses
New York (battleship)
Metal work of the New York, it Metal Ind
n s 11:329-30 Ag '13
New York bay
I tor 1912. Rv Age 54:464-8
k Central electric locomotlvest II Eng
Digitized GV Cockle
INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
New Yopk Central A Hudson River H. R.— Co»t.
New York Central lines steel coaches, II dlag
plans Am Rng 87:H9-9B V '13; Ity Age M:
JSK-R V SI 'It
PenDBylvanla and the New York Central-
compariHOn of revenuea and expeiiHeB. map
Ry Age 54:442-6 Mr 7 '13
Reasons for and the advanlages of the New
York Cenlra]-Lake Shore consolldallon. lly
Age 65:41-3 Jl 11 '■■■
oil and traffic condition*
problems on New York Central between
Albany ajid New York. 11 By Age 51:50E-T
Mr » '13
N«w York connecting railroad
BrldKes, viaducts and embankment work ot
the New York connecting railroad. 11 map
plans Eng Rec 68:79-81 Jf 19 ^IS
New York coniervatlon cammlsilon
New York hydroelectric development R. P,
Bolton. Elec W 61:786-7 Ap 12 'IS
New York hydroelectric plans. A. Wllllama.
Klee W 61:711-2 Ap 6 ■]8
New York alate hydroelectric scheme, maps
Elec W 61:33-6 Ja 4 'IS
Second N, E. L. A. analysis ot New York
hydroelectrto plans. Eleo W 61:659-t0 Ur
19 -11
New York eledrle railway anoclatlan
Quarterly meetlnE. Lue QeorBS. N. T.,
March e-T. 191S. Elec Ry J 41:42a-l Ur S
Meeting. Feb. 17, 1913. Elec W 61:387 F 22 '13
New York. New Haven & Hartford railroad
Aftermath of Che New Haven wreck. Ry ft
Eng B 53:874-5 H 13 'IS
Apportioning the responsibility for the New
Haven wreck. Scl Am 109:261 O 4 '13
Competition for the New York, New Haven
and Hartford railroad company's automatic
stop. Scl Am 109:50 Jl 19 '13
By & Eng II 63:426 My 10 '13
HeajinK concerning protection of employees
-Ti N^w Haven. Elec Ry J 42:459 S 20 'U,
Interstate commerce commlai
Stamford wreck. Bel Am 109:46 Jl 19 '13
' "■ ■' " 'salon report
the
Interstate __ ,..
the New Haven systent. Ry ft Eng R 53:
674-6 Jl 12 '13
Interslnte commerce commleHlon's report on
the New Haven and the Boston & Maine.
Latest and i
New
' snlulatory. Ry Age 56:
i flnanclerlng. Erg N 69:
New set of rules promulgated
By & Eng R 53:889 8 20 '13
New York commission reduced suburban
fares. By Age 61:295-6 F 11 '13
North Haven collision. By Age 55:442-3. 461-7.
Pres. Howard Etilott on the situation and
needs of the New Haven road, Ry ft E)ng
R 53:926-7 O 4 '13
Reaping the whirlwind. Scl Am 109:206 S 13
■13
New York public servloe commlMlon*
Engineer members tor the New York pnbllo
service commlssioDS. Eng N 6S:S71-I F •
'13;
61:9
I 69:1131-2 My 29 '13
New York railroad club
Annual electrical night, March 10, 1911. Eleo
Ry J 41:586-8 Mr 2» '11
New York railways ssaoclatlon
16th annual report. 1911. Bleo Ry J 41:1C4-S
Ja 3S IS
New York state association of master plumbers
Annual convenllon at Buffalo, Mar. 1913.
Dom Eng 62:338-46 Mr 22 '13
New York state barge canal
Bank strengthening on the New York barge
canal, plan Eng N 6S:1284-6 Je 19 '13
Barge canal crossing of Oak Orchard creek,
Medina, N, Y. N. E. Whltford. plans Bng
N 70:193-6 Jl 31 '13
Barge canal locks at Lockport. N. Y. E.
Low. 11 plan l-iig Rec 67:661-3 Je 14 '13
Completing one ot the world's greatcat en-
gineering works. N. E. Wblttord. Scl Am
108:377-9 Ap 26 'IS
EfTeol on comniene. Eng Rec «S:55»-60 N
IG -13
Hvdraullc dredging on New York barge ca-
nni. R t.ow, II plan Eng N 69:710-20 Ap 10
'W •
Operation of the Mohawk river bridge dams.
D. A. Watt. 11 Eng N 70:282-9 Ag 14 '13
Present stage of construction on the New
York state barge canal. E. Low. Eng N 70:
561 B 18 '13
Present status of the New York stale barge
canal. Eng N 69:181-1 Ja 33 '13
Proposed water-power plans, Elec W 61:601-
I Mr SS 'IS
IVew York Times
Up -to- the- minute pressroom. S, H. Horgan.
II Inland Ptr 60:884 Mr 'IS
New York. Westchester ft Boston railway
Westchester railway electric traction, U diags
Eng N 69:1208-17 Je 12 '13
Weslchesler railway line and stn '
map E3ng N 69;U63-7 Je S '13
Newark, New Jersey
Bridges
11 plans Elec Ry J 41:246-7 F 8 'IS
Puhltc service publicity work In Newark.
Elec Ry J 41:S06-8 My 3 '13
Newbury port, Mass.
Bridges
Beconst ruction of the old chain bridge. B: C.
Sherman. 11 plans Eng N 70:686-7 S 26 '13
Newfoundland fisheries
Beguiation of news stands on sidewalks.
Munic Eng 41:61*1-2 Je '13
News writers' unions
Tightening the grip on the aewspapara. Am
Ind 13:15 F '13
Newspapers
Alternating- current drive of a newspaper
plant. Jersey City, N. J. A. B. Spauldlng. II
Elec W 62:239 Ag 1 '13
America possesses the oldest English news-
' H. Horsan. 11 Inland Ptr Gl:109-
944-6 N 21 '13
Stamford collision. By Age 64:160R Je 27 '13
Train wrecks and hasty legislation. Ry ft Eng
R 53:846-7 8 6 '13
Washington comment on New Haven wreck.
Ry ft Eng R 63:846 3 6 '13
10 O
Buslnesi
Thorp
Earl;-
30 Je' '19
lOur. Inland Ptr 61:4J7-
snt to press. Inland Ptr
Digitized GV Cockle
INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
Newspaper and advertialng tOBts. Inland Ptr
52: 27S-T N '13
Newspaper ol the future. B. Donald. Scl Am
109:171 O * '13
Nenspaper work. O. F. Byxbee. See moilthly
numbera ol the Inland printer
Proofrooma ol the greater New York
ira (flagahip)
sine the United Statea brir ,
. Morrison and A. O. Keasler. 11
B;1260 Je ai 'IS
Inland Ptr £
Starting the JoneHVllle Jottlnga. H. PTeaafleld.
Inland Ptr 61:677-9 Ag 'IS
See bIho Advertising; Houae organs;
Journalism; News writers' unions; Trade
papers
Newapapen, Municipal
New municipal newapaper In Loa Antelea.
Munic Bng U:U1 T 'IS
'^ Detemitnatlon of nitrate* by ferroua sut.
"^ phate. Bng A Hln J 96:Sti 3 13 '13
Nitric add
s:
Report on wetr In the Niagara river, map
Eng Rec <8:206-g Ag 23 '13
Nlckal
Determination o( nickel and cobalt. R. I^
Hallett. Eng & Min J 95;85T-g Ap Z« 'IS
Determination ot nickel by the use of dl-
methylglyoxlme, P. S. Brown. Metal Ind n a
ll:31G-« Ag '13
Determination of nickel with dlmethylglyox-
Ime. Eng & MIn J 9«:in6 D 20 '13
Nli'hel developments at Sudbury. Eng & HiQ
J 96:205-6 Ag 2 '13
Budburv nickel-copper Induatry. R. B. Hore.
11 Colliery 33;3SI-E P '13
Sudbury nickel dietrlct In 1912. Bng & Hln
J 95:64 Ja 11 "13
Welding nickel, 11 Scl Am S 76:!56 O 18 '13
Nickel-plating
Application of chemistry In the plating room.
E. P. I-ater. Foundry n:84J-6 Je 'jl
Eteelrodeposltion of nkkel. O. P. Walls. Met-
■ ■- - - -1:261-2, 293-4, 334-6, 380-1 Jn-
for making nitric acid from
- la. plana Met A Cbem Eng llt43g-
4S Ag 'IS; Some. Scl Am S 76:162-3 B 13 '13
10S:5SO Je 28 '13
Niagara fails
Hj-droelectrlc developments at Niagara falls.
A. F. <!Hni. Slevens Ind 30:79-92 Ap '13
New York hydro- electric development and Ni-
agara Falla. Met A Chem Bng 11:370-1 Jl
Niagara power for the Inlernatlonal railway
company, dlag Elec Ry J 42:420-2 S 13 '13
Niagara river
Control and regulation ot Niagara river. Biao
W «I:23C F 1 '13; Same. Bag Reo B7:BUp
42 F 1 '13
Pollution o( Niagara river. Eng Rec EB;373-4
Ostwald process for making nitric acid from
ammonia and the production of ammonia
from calcium cyanajnid. Met & Chem Bng
11:476 8 '13
Chemistry of the soli nitrogen. S: D. Jodldt.
blbllog J Fr Inat 173:483-96 My '13
Fixation of ntlrogen. Scl Am S 76:379 D 13
'13
Nitrogen. Its Influence In steel. Uet A Cbem
Bng 11:111-2 Hr 'IS
Production of synthetic ammonia: the reduc-
tion of atmoaphertc nitrogen by catalysts.
F. Haber and R. Le Rossignot. il Bel Am
3 76:58-9 Jl 26 '13
Recent Improvements In the use of the elec-
tric furnace. II Scl Am 109:81-5 Ag 2 '13
ee Electric lamps,
Nitrogen. II I led lamp)
Nodules (ore)
Use of nod ul I zed ore In the blast furnace.
It: H: L.ee. Am Inst Mln E Bui 82:2515-22
O '13; Discussion. 84:2864-9 D '13
Noiss
Noise and factory elHciency. Scl Am 9 76 1
189 B 20 -13
Non-conducteri. See Dielectrics: Insulation
North Carolina
induatrlea and raaourcaa
PyrophyUlte In North CaroUna. C. Hafer. II
Eng^ Mln J 96:823-6 O 1 'IS
North star mine* company
Annual report for 1912. Bng & Mln J 96:
934 Hy 10 '13
Norlharn Ohio traction A light company, Ak>
Annual report, 1911. B1«0 Ry J 41:169 F S '11
Northern Pacific rallwiy
Liocomutlve terminals and repair facilities
In Washington. 11 plans Ry & Eng R 63:
619-22 Je 7 '13
Northwest electric light and power aaaoclatlon
. Seattle, W^h., Sept.,
1913,
North western
7 62:523-4 3 13 '13
5 '13
Equipment and management ot nickel batba.
3. W. Kowsbar. Foundry 41:16-7. 59-60, 106-
6 Ja-Mr '13
Filtering, agitating and heating of nickel
plating solutions. F. W. Hobbs. dlag Metal
Ind n a 11:344 Ag '13
Nickel plating. H. J. Ter Doest. Metal Ind
n s 11:213-4 My '13
Nickel -plating dllTlcultles. Foundry 41:441-2
O '13
Plating and reflnlshlng rnllroad locomotive
headlight redectors in nickel. C: H. Proctor.
MetaJ Ind n s 11:201-2 Hy '13
Practical nickel eolutlon for plating die eaat-
Ings. C: H. Proctor. 1! Metal Ind n a II:
ll-I Ja -IB
Nickel eteel
Testa of large structural compression mem-
bers. Eng Reo 67:217 Mr 1 '11
Tests of two large nickel steel columns. H:
W. Hodge. 11 plan Bng Reo 67:134-5 Ur 1
. por Inland Ptr EI):G4E-
Northwestern Pacific railroad
Extension closing the lOO-mDe gap between
San Francisco and Eureka. 11 map Eng
Rec 68:664-6 D 13 '13
Notation, engineering. See Dnglneerlng notation
Nurses and nurtlng
Intereat in employees beyond the works. Iron
Age 91:834-5 Ap 3 '13
Trained nurae In welfare work. Iron Tr R
52:316-6 Ap 17 "13
Bui 126:9-92
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INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
Oakland, Call(arn.„
Municipal quaj; Y^',"^',^' ^'^'•''- '"*!' P'""
4-S P 13 '13
; Wilson. 11 plan Power 3l:!-<
velopment. F. V
70;SfiZ-l Ab 21 '
Oakland, Antloch A Eaitarn Ry.
nesfrlpllon of eiretrlo Interurtan railway In
California-, il Kv & Kng R 53:995-B O ^5 '13
Occupations
«ii~ iiUn Business; Vooallonal training
Olaeaiei and hygiene
AiM'idenIs and dlseaees of Ironworkers. K.
Roepke. Ind Ene 13:52-S F 'IS
Hyelene for draftiimen. F. G. Illgbee. Am
Mach 38:S23-1 My 16 '13
Nf isl-n DuBl ; Factory sartllalion; Lead
Occupation!, C hole a of
Industrial need of technically trained men.
A. B. Quincy. Scl Am 109:42 Jt 12 '13
PrI nt In R- office as a vocallonal school. W.
H, Wright. Inland Ptr 51:221-2 My *13
Occupation*, Danflcrou*
Accldenia and dleeasea o( ironirorkeri. F.
Roepke. Ind Eng 13:63-3 P "IS
Relallve vocational hazards. H, Davis. Col-
liery 33:4gS-S Ap '13
frr rUo Accldenis, Industrial: Mine ac-
-' -- " --' "■ " hy-
Age of the ocean aa determined by Its salt
contents. F. W, Clarke. Sci Am a 75:306
My n 'JS
Seeing under water, it Scl Am 10g:t6»-ID My
34 ^13
Sen nl-o HydroKTUphlc survevliig: ice-
IjerKs; Navigation; Ocean temperature; Sea
walls; Tide power
Ocean temperature
Aucograiih of an Icehers-. L., R. Browne. 11
Scl Am 109:190 D 27 '13
Ocean temperatures along ttie west eoaM of
■'— ^ America. Sci Am S 75:170-1 Mr IE
■13
lals.
3 Ports; Termtnala
Heal
Tork__city, E,_W. Stern. 11 plans Eng N 70:
i-enlllatlon of officp building::.
Dnrn Eiig 63:2T6-!I: 64:2-4 Je
rust bulldtng, N. T.
1:1407-10 Je 28 '13
ft'onl worth building
^Office management
Office efBcfoncy as It affects the men, L,, O.
Fisher. J Account 16:11-21 Jl '13
Ohio
Law
Ohio compensation law declared defective.
Iron Age !'l:374-6 F fi 'l-l
Proposed Ohio state building code. EnK Ree
67:83-4 Ja 18 "13
Sanitary affaire
Ohio floods and the related work of Ohio
stnle board of h»nlth. W. [f. DIttoe. Eng N
69:B96-7 Ap S "18
State board or health
Ohio floods and related work of Ohio state
board of health. W. H. DIttoe. Enc N 69:
696-7 Ap 3 •]!
Ohio electric light aasoclation
19th annual meeting at Cedar Point. Ohio,
July, 1913. Eleo W 62:117-9, 232-4 Jl 19, Ag
Ohio electric railway
Ettect at the flood on the Ohio atectrle
railway. II Eleo Ry J 41:Ti4-S Ap 19 '11
Ohio mait:r piumberi' association
ZZA annual convention :it Toledo, Feb., lidS.
Dom Eng 62:217-61 Mr 1 '13
Ohio river
Drainage area and population of the Ohio
' pollution ' ■' "■ '
■. A. M. HortQ- "-- "
'13
Ohio rivt-r locks at ! nuisvllle, II plans Eng
N 70:1238-14 D 18 '13
Ohio river valley
Drainage area and population of the Ohio
river valley and pollution of the Ohio river.
A. H. Horton. Eng N 69:186-7 Jft 33 '13
Ohio society of enaineere
27ih (inniial meplinff, Springfield, Ohio, May,
HI13. Elec W «l;113n-l My 31 '13
Oil. See Oils and fata; Petroleum
Oil burners
Burners for oil fuel. R. T. Strohm. diags Elcc
W 62:342-3, 437-8 Aglfl. r"" ""
Burning crude oil. R. W. Si
er 38:239-40 Ag 12 '13
Design of fuet-oll burner atomising oil at
diage Pow<
7, Jl 5 '13
Leader-News building, Cleveland. 11 Arch Rec
33:691-17 Je '13
Lents enginee In Baltimore nflloe building.
W. O. Rogers. II Power 38:556.8 O 21 '13
Method of ciipcklne cconoiiiiciil hi'lEhl of
office biiildlnBs, n, K. Boyd, Erg Rec 6S:
S89 X 22 '13
Method Of checking economical height of of-
H«thod of Chech in g economical height of
office buildings. G. W. -- — - —
111 Jl 26 -13
W. Wolcott. Eng Rec 68:
high £. ._
plan Eng
"evelopmen.. „.
body. 11 Int Marine Eng 18:K
4 Ja-Mr '13; Same cond. Power 37:206-8,
24)-fi F 11-18 '13; Same cond. Eng N S9:
1O00-: My 15 '13
InKlallation of oil burners. R. T. Strohm, il
Eiec \V 6:;;n;0-2 N 29 '13
Mahr oil burner, il Ry Age (Merh ed) 87:
fi2t-B N- -13
Me I hods of spraying oil fuel. R. T. Strohm.
illnBs Klec W 62:191-3 S 6 "13
Elec W 62:I0is-9, HiBS-TO N" 16-22 "13
Stills fuel nil MirntT. ding Eng & MIn J 96:
;32 Jn 26 '13
While mechanical avslem of burning fuel
oil. diags Int Marine Eng 1S:269 Je '13
Oil delivery cars
Chicago railways oil house and oU delivery
car. plans Blec Ry J 41:648-9 Mr 11 '13
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INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
Oir engine*. See G.is and oil engine
Oil fuel. See Petroleum as fuel
Oil heatera
Pumping and heatlUB of oil '■■
Strohm. dlags 7"-~ "' '"-'•^'•.i
Oil house. See nil slorHRS
Oil pIpinB, Care of. L. GrandmontaBue. 11 Pow-
er 37:J37-S Ap 15 '13
Oll-plping layout for tranaformera ualng thin
oil. F. Buch. plana Blee "W Sl:3GI)-2 P 16
■13
Oil aeparatora
Garage men protest agalnat aeparatora: res-
ulatloiiB of Municipal exjilosivi^s commlselon.
plan Automobile 3S:G9S Mr 20 '13
OII-ipraylnB machine for track, dias Kns Bee
68:316 S 20 '13
Oil storage
ChlcaBD rallwnys oil house and oil delivery
car. plans Klec Hy J *l:B4K-9 Mr 22 II
Core oil storaBe. 11 Foundry 41:212 My -13
on house and waHte sloraKe. C. K. Coe. Ry
Age Bl:I14i) My 21 13 , , , ,
Safety In Hie atorasf of oVa ami paints. J.
W. Gibbons. Ity Ase 65:1181 D IS 13
Standard oil houxe. By Age <Mech ed) ST:
310 Jc 13
Storase of oil fuel. R. T. Slrolini. iWugx Elec
W '62:1377-9 D 20 '13
Oil awltchea. See Bl«ctrlc traiwrormera
on leatlng
Handling, sampling and lestlnB or Irans-
former oil. Ci: K, Armslror.K. i:li-c W 62:
Testlne oil at home. II Automobile t8:36E-B
Ja 30 '13
TeBtlns oils f^ir sulphur. W: Pattern. Power
37:1120-7 My 6 *13
Oil wellB. See Potroleiim
Olla and fata
Hardening fala by oatalyala. Sol Am 109:29
Jl 12 '13
Hardening liquid fata by hydroeenallon: aolld
producla from oils. Scl Am S 76:71 F 1 '13
se of the
'2:568-9 S
t tlHIi
■13
forn
. Iron Age
f open hearth. S. Cornell.
.<ieL (E viieiii citg 11:257-6(1 My '13
Manufiicturt- of open-heorlh steel. K. Seaver.
11 plan Iron Tr R 52;IlZ6-30, 1171-6, 1239-
1i My I5-2S; 1298-130:i. IS55-7 J« B-12 *13
New open hearth furnace features, plan Iron
Age 91:203 Ja 16 '13
Open -hearth furnaces at Midland. Pa. II
pl.in map Iron Age 92:1025-33 N fl '13
filien-henrtli Bteel lurnace progieaB. H. F.
Miller, jr. dlags Foundry 41:511-8 I) 'IS
Two new tilling furnaces at the open-hearth
plant of the Lackawanna ateel company,
lluffalo. 11 plans Iron Age 92:560-3 S 11
•13: Iron Tr R B3:477-S0 S II '13
H't nliro Steel metallurgy
Optical llluilona
Optical llluslonai tniat not your eye. 11 Scl
Talman. 11 Scl Am 108:542 Je 1- .-
Seeing under nater. 11 Scl Am 108:469-70 My
24 ')3
Kn iilno Microscope and microscopy; Re-
tlectiiin (light); Spectrosciipe; Telescope
Order* for work. Information with. C. H. Nor-
ton. Am Much 3S:7SS My S '13
Orders of architecture
Orders according to Jullen Mauelerc. J: J.
Klaber. 11 Arch Bee 33:4112-500 Je '13
Ordnance. See Arllllery; Guns; Naval guns
Ore bint
Crib ore bins. 11 Eng & Mln J 96:451.2 S 6
r .ilock bin. 11 Iron Tr R
ion. 11 Iron Age 92:
■13
Mln J 96:305-8 Ag 16 '13
Ore depoaitt
Eitralateral righta to quarti veins.
:734
tries and reaourc
Rxaminalioii of t
Olvml-.,
Keconstructlon of the Olympic. II Sci Am 108:
67 Ja IS '13
Omaha, Nebraska
Tornado, 1913
Omaha and Terre Haute tornadoes. 11 BUec
By J 41:638-9 Ap G '13
Tornado of March 23. 11 map Eng N 69:690-2
Ap 8 '13
Omnibuses. Motor. See Molor omnibuses
■13
■. por
1 in9:194 D 27
stellar photog-
Ore occurrence at Prince Consolidated mine
at Ploche, Nevada. B: R. Zalinskl. II Eng
& Mln J !.5:S0»-12 Ap 19 '13
Rflatlnn of outcrops to ore at Cananea. M.
J. KIslng. Eng & Mln J 96:357-62 F 15 '13
Iteplaccm^nt deposits In the AJai mine, Colo.
K, A. Collmrn, jr. plan Eng & Mln J 95:
aley. map Am Inst Min E Uul 81:
289-97 S '13
Ibury. Cobalt and Porcupine geology. W.
Architecture of open air schools. J: R. Van
Pelt. Heat & Ven 10:41-2 S '13
Open hearth procesa
. Mines and mineral i
New lahe ore docks t . . . ..„
91:10:i Ja 2 '13
Rein forced -concrete ore docks. II EJng N G9:
8-15 Ja 2 'IS
Steel and concrete ore dock at Presquo Isle,
Mich. 11 Iron Tr R 62:207-9 Ja IS '13
.v'.e aUo Ore hiindling
Ore dreiaing. See Ore treatment
1 J 96:17 Ja 4 13
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INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
In
houses. Eng & Hin J 95:»4T-8 My 1. .,
Hulett Iron ore unloader. 11 I3ng & Mtn J 96:
Sa2-3 My 1 '13
Iron ore loadtnK plant In Norway ne«r Nar-
vik. 11 Iron Afce 92:849 O 1« '13
Lines ot the V. 8. steel corporation from the
Minnesota mines to the lltlsburgh mills.
II map Ry Age 55:48«-92 S 19 '13
Motor '■ - ■ - ■ ■ ■-
Edh.
'13
R«lnf arced -concrete toUIngs bin. plan Eng
A Mill J 9S:S0E-6 Ag IS 'IS
Rock house of (Jiilncy mining co. T. C. rie-
Boller. plan Mines & Mm S3:I2E-T Ja 'II
Steel nnd ooncrete or* dock a.t Presque Isl*.
Mich. 11 Iron Tr R 62:207-9 Ja 16^13
Notes on diamond drill sampling. M, L.. Bots-
ford. Eng & Mln J 95:19-20 Ja 4 '13
Notes on mine sampling. Eng A Mln J 9B:
61J-6 Mr S '13
Ore sampling without machinery. J. Scobey.
II Met & Chem Eng It:S3-6 F '13
Salted mines. G. L. Sheldon. Eng & Mln J
9G:lI13-4 D 13 13
School laboratory-work: sampling of an ore
containing coarse gold. C: E. Locke, Am
Inst Mln E Bui T5:469-?3 Mr 13
Ore testing
Principles and methods ot ore testing. I. F.
Laucks. Eng A Mln J 9«:51-G Jl II '13
Bee alto Assaying; Ore sampling
Ore tranaportatlon
Milling magnetite In Sweden: electrification
of ore road. A. H. Rice, il Iron Tr R 53:
963-60 N i^ '13
See alto Mine haulage: Ore handling
Argo cyanide mill, Idaho Springs. Colo. B. L.
Ooodate '■ -~ '^— ' *'■- ■ "--"•= " '-
30 '13
Ooodate. II plan Eng A I
1 J 96:385-9 Ag
Mr f
'13
Battery ore feeder. Rio Plntii mill. A. R.
Kenner. 11 Eng & Mln J 85:423 F 12 '13
Beneflclatlon of lake Iron ores. D, E. Wood-
bridge. Eng & Mln J 96:311-2 F 8 'IS
Calculation oT extraction In concent ration. W:
S. Welton. Eng A Mln J 96:TB-7 Jl 12 '13
Canvas plant of the Federal lead company at
Plat River, Mo. C. T. Rice, plans Eng A
HIn J »6;487-S 5 13 '13
Coleralne iron ore washing plant. J: IT.
Sebeniua. 11 plan iron Age 92i462-5, 479-80
Ae 28 "13
Concentrating high-grade Ones by hand. A. L..
Flagg. Eng & Mln J 96:69-70 Jl 12 '13
Concentre. ting launder, dlag Eng A Mln J 96:
1294 Je 28 ^13
Concentration of cinnabar ores, fi: V. N'orth-
ey. II Kng A Min J 96:7>!3-4 O 2.", '13
Concern -
. ion of the
,..,,... Of N. V. Hansen, F. L. Crammer;
R. H. Richards. Am inst Mln E Bui 7T:
887-91 My 'IS
:a:2710-l N
Concentration of lellurlde ores. H: E. Wood.
Eng A Min J 95:SR.'^-6 My 3 '13
" " ■-"m with Dorr thlckenera.
Eng A Min J 96:627-8
J. Simmons.
Doc Bun system of handling concentrates.
plan Eng A Mln J 96:231-2 Ja 26 '13
Dry concentration and separation of min-
erals: the plumb pneumatic Jig. 11 Met A
Chem Eng 11:722-4 D '13
Electrostatic separation of Barstow mine,
Ouray, Colo, concentrate. C. R. Wlllley,
plan Eng A Min J 96:249-60 Ag 9 '13
Evolution of methods of tiandllng slime. H.
N. Splcer. 11 Met & Chem Eng 11:181-3,
239-41. 315-8. 408-12, 461-3, 481-4 Ap-8 '13
Evolution ot (he round table for the treat-
ment of meialliferouB allmes. T. Simons, II
diags Am Inst Mln E Bui 79:1173-86 J)
WlKgln. dla« Am In.st Mln E Bui 80:1801-
30 Ag '13
Hall desulphurizing process. D. M. Uddell.
Eng A Min J 96:SD Jl 12 '13
Hall ore desulphurizing process. W: A. Hall.
Eng ft Mln J 96:36-6 Jl 5 '13
Hydrometallurgy and chiorinMlon: answer to
l>r, Chauvenet. J: L. Malm. Mel A Chem
Eng 11:669 D '13
Igneous concenlrallon of ilnc ores, F. L.
Clerc. dlag Eng A Mln J 96;22l>.6 Jb 26
Launder data. Cananea consolidated copper
CO. A, T. Tve and T. Cuunseiman. Eng &
Min J 95:376 F 16 '13
Metallurg)' of Sudbury copper- nick el ores.
Met A Chem Eng 11:629-31 N '13
Metallurgy of the Homeatalie ore. A. J.
Clark and W. J. Simrwood. it map Eng &
Min J 95:161-6, 216-9 Ja 18-2B '13
Mexican method of retorting amalgam. A.
M._ Merton. dia^ Eng A Mln J 96:263-4 Ag
Mill physiology. S. L. Goodaie. Met A Chem
Kng 11:666-8 O '13
Milling In southeastern Missouri. C. T. Rice.
11 dIagB Eng A Mln J 96:1229-32, 1283-8:96:
7-14, 17-64 Je 21-Jl 12 '13
Minerals separation vs. James M. Hyde. Eng
A Mln J 96:317-8 Ag 16 '13
Motheriode milt. Salmo. B. C. C. E. Rodg-
ers. 11 plan Eng A Mln J 96:629-32 S 20 'IS
No, 2 unit of the mill of the Hunker Hill ft
Sullivan mining & concentrating Co. R. S.
Handy. Am Inst Mln K Bui 73:66-72 Ja
Ore bedding bv the Tennessee copper co.:
making add from smelling- works gases. H.
P. Wlerum. Eng A Mln J 99:43E-f ~ " "'
nenis. H. H. Richards.
. Inst Mln E Hul 81:3299-2303 S '13
realmeni at Repul.lic. Wash. P. A.
imson. Am Inst Mln R Bui 73:61-64 Ja
S. I. Lloyd. 11 HIOM
Phosphate o
ft Mln SS;333-4 Ja '13
Precipitation of cornier from the mine waters
of the Butle district. J. C. Pebles. II Am
Inal Mln K llul 79:1267-»3 Jl '13
Preparing Cuban ore for blast furnace use.
H, E. Gerlinrdt. Inm Tr R B2:364.S F 8
•13
Recent Cottrell electric precipitation results.
L. Bradley. Eng A Mln J 96:247-8 Ag 9 'IS
Rein forced -concrete launder. C. T. Rice, dlags
Eng A MId J 96:22-4 Jl 5 '
" g and leaching tallli
F: Lalst, 1) plans
at Anaconda,
1 Inst Mln E
islon. 83:2709-
Rule of certain metallic minerals In precipi-
tating sliver and gold. C. I^lmer and E.
S, Ifastin. Am Inst Mln E Bui 77:843-67
My 13
San Poll min. Republic. Wash. E; C. Morse.
Am Inst Mln R Bui 73:79-84 Ja '13
Single jig mlllH in Wisconsin zinc district
H. A. Roesler. II Eng ft Mln J 96;78S-8
Ap 19 '13
Slater linlvtatlo
696 S 27 '13
SlaterUnlvlJiHon process. H. B. Slater. Eng
L process. Eng A Mln J 96:
& Mln J 96:1133-1 D 13 '13
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Ore trcatmant — Continued.
Solution meter at the Belmont mill. C. S. Mc-
Keniie. dlags Eng & Hin J BCJCB-6 JI it '13
SorllnK belts used In Rand breaking plants.
Ens & Mln J 9B;21-2 Ja i 'IJ
Types o( Rand sorting lablea. dlags Eng &
Mln J 9B;279-8I) F 1 'IS
Woodbury Bllme clasalller. B: T. Wrl^t
Plan Colliery SB:B»T-g F 'U
Zltlc-dust preclpflatlon at Cerro PHeto, Son-
ora. Mexico. H. S. Munroe. 11 Eng & Mln
J »5:10S5-6 My 31 -13
8fe olJio Briquets (Iron); Cenlrtfugal
machlneB: ClaaalflerB; Copper metallurgy:
Cyanide proceas; Electroroetallurgy: Flota-
tion process: Gold metallurgy; Gold mtlllng:
Iron meullurgv: Lead metallurgy: Mag-
netic separation of ores: Metallurgy:
Screening: Smelting: Stamp mills: Tin
MetallurEy; ZIne metallursy
Oreaon electric railway
Line with obeervatlon and sleeping carH bv-
tween Portland and Bugene. II map Elec
Ry J 41;105O-6 Je U '13
Oregon electrical oontractora' aiMClatlon
Report ol lat annual cooventlan, ISII. Blec
W 81:32 Ja 4 'IS
Oregon ahora line railroad
Improvementa. II plana It7 ft Eag R 6S:U9-
46 Hr 1G 'II
Orea amenable to cyanldatlon. H. A. Megraw.
Eng ft Mln J 96:629-33 O 4 '13
Railroads change ore rates. Iron Tr R G3:3G1-
3 Ag 21 'i3
Mre alto Assaying: Copper ores: Geology,
Economic: Iron ores; Metallurgy: Metals;
Mineralogy; Mlnea and mineral resources:
Ore deposits: Ore treatment
Organization, Engineering. See Bnglneerlng or-
KaDlzatton
Organization In Induatry
Force organliatlon In the railroad repair
ahop E. Cordeal. Eng M 4G:S3g-45 JI '13
Organliatlon of large commercial and Indus-
trial establishment B. R Orensteln. Eng M
<4:ES8-»6 Ja '13
Oriental consolidated mining co.,
Report. Eng & Mln J 96:To2&-<
Oaeillogram*
OscllTograph
32.
study of corona. E: Bennett. 11
■ E Pro 32:1472-94 Je '13; Dls-
3O0-iE II '13
1S49-1912
„ _ _ . bibliog por
Am Inst Mln E llul 74:308-18 F '13
Oatwald procAaa. See Nitric acid
Ottawa, Ontario
Rallroadi
Grand Trunk terminal at Ottawa, Ont, 11
plan Ry Age S4:435-40 Mr 7 '13
Water aupply
Report of British experts. Eng N 70:1013-4
N 29 '13
Ottawa river
Reservoir regulation (or the Ottawa river. B.
Low. Eng N (»:26 Ja 2 '13
Overhead expense
Cause of the small proHt In the plumbing
business. E, C. Cole. Dom Eng 63:306-7
Je 14 '13
Overhead coat In the plumbing business.
R. H. Pflug-Felder. Dom Eng 64:333-3 S
20 '13
Overhead expense dlstrlbullon; with discus-
sion. R. R. Keoly. Am Soc M E J 35:983-
96 Je 13: Same. Ind Eng 13:301-4 JI '13:
Same, Iron Tr R B3:337-8 Ag 21 '13: Same
cond. Iron Age 92; 29S-9 Ag 7 '13
What should the selling price be? R. H.
Vllug-Felder. II Dom Eng 66:338-40 D 13
■13
t gray Iron. Found rr 41:104-G
Oxy acetylene flame
MlBcellaneouB steel cutting at tbe Brooklyn
navy yard. Ry ft Bng R 63:406 My 3 '13
Miscellaneous steel culling by gas In the U. S.
navy. Iron Age 91:1149 My 8 '13
Oxyacctylene boiler welding. H: Cave. II
Tower 38:940-2 D 30 '13
Oxy-acelylene welding and cutting in Eu-
ropean commercial and railway repair es-
tabllBhmenta, H: W. Jacobs. II By Age 54:
476-S Mr 14 '13
Oxyacetyiene welding and cutting operations.
II Rng N 69:1062-3 My 22 'IS
Scrapping locomotive boilers with the oxy-
acetylene torch, p. Plelss. II Ry Age (Mech
ed) 87:602.3 N "13
Uae of the oxy-acetylene torch in foundrlea.
H. C. Eatap. II Foundry 41:443-50 O 'IS
Electrolytic production of oxygen. Scl Am
New industrial proceas for manufacturing
oxygen. Scl Am 108:66 Ja 18 '13
Oxygen In blast-furnace practice. Q. Tras-
enster. Iron Age 92:669 S 11 '13: Same. Scl
Am S 76:345 N 29 '13; Same cond. Iron Tr
R 53:853-4 N 6 'IS
Ox.vgen production In the United States.
Iron Tr R 63:1010 D 4 '13
Oxygen, Compreased
Valve safeguarding the feed of oxygen from
high -compression bottles, dlaga Automo-
bile 29:506-7 S 18 '13
Application of ozone to water puriflcatlon.
Met A Chem Eng 11:373-4 JI '13
Bactericidal, deodorizing and physiologic ac-
Eng N 70:1096-8, 1319-20 N
a rapid paint dryer. Scl Am 108:101
an aid to good health. It Scl Am
.1-2 D 13 '13
illon of air and water by means of
. J. C. Olsen. Heat & Ven 10:35-7 D
1 disinfectant
„. rrRlec W siri'stB ii 1. .-
Water puridcatlona by oiona In European
plants. R. Spauldlng. II Eng M 45:725-8 Ag
'l3
Water sterilizing by meana of Ozone. J. P.
Schroeter. plan Blec W 61:898-9 Ap 26 '13
Oione machines
machines^ and public health. Blec W
Thompson, l^e"! W 62:1.133 I) ;
P
Paclflo claim aaenta' aaaoclatlon
6th annual "— "
report am
40 JI 19-2
Paclflc coast electric railway aaaoclatlon
Organization meeting, San Pntnclaco, 1913.
Elec Ry J 41:641 Ap 6 '13
Pack, Charlea Lathrop, ISET-
PreBldent of the National Conservation con-
gress, por Scl Am S 76:11 Ja 4 'IS
._:1347-54. 1415-^4. 1473-6 Je .l-l. _.
Inspection of materials and finished product.
E. F. Roberta. Ind Eng 13:418-21 O '13;
Same. Iron Age 92:158-60 JI 17 '13
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INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
ComparlBon of piston-rod packlns. W. E.
Sandera. Power 38:280-1 Ab 1» ^13
" naer pai^klng (ool, II Int Marine Eng 18:
Master painters' asaocialion on nnL-ihliig atvrl
"~ger train cars, paint proldcllon for
equipment and palm testa. Ky Age
H. Wakeman. II Dom Kng G2:H-» J;i 4 '
PacklnB boxei. 5e« Box making
Packing for ■hlpm<
Pa(
log for ■hlpmei
4:33 .
Packing houaea
Blectrlclly In the packing tnduatry. W. D.
Bearce. II Elec W Sl-AtS-10 Ur I 'IS
Ste tlio Packing Industry
Packing Induatry
Proien meat Industry of New Zealand. A. M.
Wright. Scl Am S 76:211 O i "IS
See alai PBfklne houses
Paint
^ ^'^I"
.. It'd
_.. J Ai; H '13
Influence at basic pigments in protecting
metaiB from corrosion. H: A. Gardner. Eng
Rec C8:93-4 Jl Z« 13
Influence o( basicity on protective value of
paints for metals. Eng Rec 68:81 Jl "' ""
Mas
lallon
lion for steel eiiuipmeot and paint tests.
Ry Age S5;49B-8 S la '13
New departure In red lead. A. H. Sabln. Hy
Age 5^:981 N 21 '13
Kutes on the formation and Inhibition of
mildew In paints, H: A. Gardner. 11 J Fr
mat lTEiS9-e4 Ja '13
Oione aa a. rapid paint dryer. Sol Am IDS:
IDS Ja 2G '13
Paint ertlclency and paint purity. Q: Auchy.
Iron Age 91:138 F 13 '13
Paint materinis, - " ■
262-6 My '13
PractlPnl lest of
H. McPftdden. II Eng wee 6i:bob-i je n la
Selecting and specifying protective coals for
iron and steel. J. C. Smith. Eng M 44:334-
9 D 'IS
Tests of B Hrc rc.ilaling paint, 11 Ry Age 65:
;;93.4 Ag li '13
Tests of bridge paint. J. S. lUce: A. B.
Phelps. Ity Age 55:1179-80 1) 13 *13
tin aUa rorroslon and antl-corroslves;
: Painting. Structural; Plg-
, Jennings. Eng M 4S:
letal-protectlve paints, U
i lead
Am Soc M E J :
: My -13;
1 11 '13;
Age N2:3;4-B Ag . ..
Protection of steel from corrosion. H: WIL
Mams, II Eng M 4E:183-95 My '13
Rapid painting of the automobile. Automobile
■I^-.W Jl 3 '13
Selecting and specifying protective ooats (or
; of I
I M 44:334-
, Eng N e9:16S-T
Ja 23 'IS
Theory and practice of painting a modern
aleel passenger car. J. W. LAWrle. Scl Am
S 76:330-1 O 11 '13
Kir alKo Bridge painting; Car painting;
rnrro.siiin and anti-iorrostves; Lead paint-
Pa I nil ng. Submarine
Painting the wondera under the aea. C: U.
Carroll. II Scl Am 108:170 F It 'U
Paints. See Paint
Paints. Protective, See Painting, Structural
PalladXim
Assuy method for palladium and phitinum.
H. U. (ireenwood. Eng & Mln J 96:1175
Panama
Boundaries
Survey of the boundary between Costa Rica
and Panama. Eng Rec 67:361 Mr 29 '13
Panama-Calirornia exposition. See San Diego—
PananiH-Calirornla exposition
Ambrose channel as measured by the Pana-
ma canal. Scl Am 108:242-3 Mr 16 '13
Architecture on the Panama canal — a sug-
gestion. II Scl Am 108:136 P 8 'IS
Artistic character of I'anama canal Hruc-
tures. EUig Rec 68:413-3 o 11 '13
Bluwlng up of Qflmbua dike; flooding Cule-
r fro
. II S
Paint brushes
Paint shops
Detroit united railways paint shop. II plans
Elec Ry J 41:663-74 Ap 12 '13
Paint shop at Sedalia. il Ry Age (M-ch rd)
87:483-4 S '13
Rein forced -con Crete details of a large palnl
shop: Detroit united railways. II plan Eng
Ry J 1
Baked enamel painting on the ears of Hud-
son & Manhattan railroad. U Elec Ry J
:- Ry .\se (Mech
92:294-6 Ag 7 '
Eiartl! quakes aJid the I'anama canal. D, K.
Mninonald. 11 Scl Am 109-3l)S-5 O 18 '13
Electric transmission equipment, Panama
canal. Ry & Eng R 63:842-3 S 6 '13
Estimated and actual costs of conatructloD
at Panama. Eng Rec 67:86 Ja K 'IS
Excavation at Panama. Ry ft Bug It U:1M-
Ext
1 Mr 1
la
t lath ml ar
1122-5 1) 4 '13
Goethala on the Pant
424 D 6 '13
Hvdraulic excavation on Panama canal slides.
Eng .V 69:1047 My 22 '13
Illustrated record of progress; pictures. Bog
4;3G4-61 D '18
lavlson. Scl Am
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INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
Panama canal —canf fun
Nature completeg the
109:2 J1 E 'IS
OceariH meet al Panama, il Rng Rec 88:177-»
O 25 '13
Pajiama canal architecture. Scl Am 109:39 Jl
13 '13
Panama canal; some Intereatlng mechanical
features. P. D. Jones. H nwp dlaga Maoh
19:571.9 Ap "IS
Pl-inning for commerce via Panama canal. C.
M. Pepper, tl Iron Age M2:S34-7 O IS '13
Progress on the Panama cajiul: summary of
fOBlneerlnd features of report of G; W.
CJocthalB, Eng Iter SR:g03-7 N 29 -13
Recent photographs o( the Panama canal
irorlc. Ir Eng N T0:6GS-S O 2 '13
Recent views from the Panama canal. II Set
Am 10t:132-3 My 10 'IS
River gravel on Panama canal conatrucllon.
Ry ft Eng B SS:778.7 Ag 16 13
Sea-level canal fallacies. Scl Am 109:IZS. 234,
259 Ak 1«, O 4 '13
Taming the Chagres river. Scl Am 109:222 S
20 'IS
Timber buffers for protecting vessels en-
tering the Panama canal locks. ■*' " —
N 70306 - - ■"-
1306-7 Ag !■
'13
■ Pani
. Scl i
Truth about tha Culehra cut alldes. A. 8.
ZInn. dla? Eng N 70:406-8 Ag 28 '13
Teafe progress on the Panama canal, ending
June, 191S. Eng M 44:407-12 D '11
Lighting
Lighting (he operating tunnels and machine
rooms of the Panama canal locks, plan Eng
N 69:977 My 8 '13
Marine lighting equipment of (he Panama
canal. J. Pattlson. dlags Gng N B»:10E7-9
My 22 '13
Adjus(mpn( of devices at hlnse, miter ends
.ind sills of Panama canal lochs gates to
prevent leakage, plans Eng N 70:744-5 O
Control equipment for the Panama
locks. II Klee W 62:1317-20 1> 27 '13
Erection of Panama cannl lock gates assem-
bllng «30-(on gates with overhead loco-
motive cranes, IL dliigs Eng Rec 68:513-
6 N 8 '13
Ixick gates for the Panama canal. II plan
Bngllec 67:223.31 Mr 1 '13
Ope rating- control syctem of the Panama ca-
nal locks. II ding Eng N 70:1323-9 D 25 '13
Tolls
. Scl Am 103:
' ure'ment! int Marine Eng IS:511-2 h '13
Panama canal and free tolla to domestfo
American shipping. C: Depeaee. Scl Am
108:113 P 1 '18
Toll exemption for coastwise shipping. E. R:
Johnson. Eng Rec 6T;B2-3 Ja 18 '13
Tonnajte rules for Panama cunal tolls. Ry &
Eng R 53:inM-100 N 29 '13
Panama Csnal Zon*
Vlsi(in« Panama In the rainy season. Eng Rec
«7:sup 47 My 3 '13
Sanitary affairs
Panama water- supply and purl Head on sys-
tem. A. T, Nabstedt. II plan Eng N 70:650-5
O 2 IS
Panama Pacific Intarnatlonal axpasltton, I91E.
See San Francisco. Panama Pkclfic Interna,
tional exposition, 1916
Pan-American railway
Honduras link of ihe Pan-Ameriran rail-
road. E: Perry. Kng M 46:333-10 Fl '13
Pan .
srica ,
merioan Union and Us annex, Wash-
ington, n. r. C: M. Price. II plans dlags
Arch Rec 34:335-457 N '13
her IS. Colliery 34:286-fi I> 'l.l
Analysis of glare from paper, M. Lucklesh.
M Scl Am S 76:170 S 13 '13
India paper and Us uses. W, F. Smith, Scl
Interesting u
B of paper. Scl Am 109:2i
Origin of paper. Inland Ptr 51:442 Je 'IS
Pulp and paper and other products from
waste resinous woods. F. p. VaKch and J.
. Merrll!, V S Bur Chem Bui 169:1-28 'IJ
" paper, type and Ink. E. M. Keat-
B. II inland Ptr 50:683-7 F 'IS
Bee alio Blue print paper
r the government tea
Relation
Paoer making and trade
_ How trees are converted Into paper. T; J.
Keenan. II Scl Am 109:256-8 O 4 '13
Manufacture of Swedish fliler paper. O.
Fornetedt. Scl Am S 76:21S O 4 '13
New American-Bail paper-mill engine, II Ind
Eng 13:222-4 My '13; Power 37:629-30 My
'IS; Scl Am S 75:284-5 My 3 '13
Octopus of the spruce forest. W: H. Kempter,
It Scl Am S 76:£tt-7 O t '13
Technology of the paper Industry: the In-
fluence of soda consumption In bolting up-
on the yield of pulp produced. C. Beadle and
H; P. Stevens., Scl Am S 76:214-5 O 4 "13
RItter. plnns Ilo
nn for paper mi Us.
I Eng 63:66-7 Ja 18
Para, Brazil
Port facilities. II Bng Rec «T:>0t P 12 'IS
Parachutes
Aero- parachute. Irfvavasseur and Gaatam-
520 Je
Paraffin as fust
Paraflln as a fuel, dlags
My 1 '13
Ultra- mlcroBCopfc parasites. Scl Am S 7S:
80 F 1 'It
Rir alto Bacteriology: Hookworm disease
Pa real post
C. n, D, parcel-post service. Inland Ptr 61:
25n My '13
Maximum parcel. J. Becker. II Scl Am 108:
451 My 17 '13
Maximum parcel. D, W. Taylor. II Scl Am
109:51 JI 19 '13
New mall carrying railway; a parcels post
tunnel. II Scl Am 109:263 O 4 '13
Parcel post an^ compensation for carrying
I, D. Grain. Jr. In-
66 Ap '13
Printers and parcels post. _
land Ptr 51:541-2 Jl >13
Reforms needed In parcel -post administra-
tion. Eng N 70:770-1 O 16 '13
Shipment of 240 20-lh. boxes of fresh fruit
by parcel pOB[, Ry Age 65:420 S 5 '13
Simple parcel post wanted. Scl Am 108:574 Je
Dioiiized 3, Google
INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
What the railways are losing thraugh ROv—
ernmeni Injtistlce. Ry & Sng n ^3;11M D
SO '13
pirli, France
Bridgaa
Pom Notre-Dame reconstruction. Paris: arch
reclaceriient under (raffle. II plana Ene N
70:1211-1 D 18 'IS
Sawing e. bridge with a wire. J. Boyer. II Scl
Am 109:228 S 80 "l!
Exhibitions
L-atest motors at ths Parts aaro ahow. Ii
fid Am S 76:31-1 Ja 11 'II
l^ectilr hotel In Paris. J. Boyer. 11 Scl Am
iaO:34S N 1 '13
Rapid innslt
Bus operation in London and Paris. J: A.
McCollum. Elec Hy J (3:1093-6 N' 2; '13
Electric railway conHtructton In Paris. II plans
Elec Ry J <2:64g-9 O 4 '13
Mechanical and electric traction on the Paris
streets. J. Boyer. 11 Bog M 44:5t-TS O '11
Park drives and boulevards In Chicago. L.
White. 11 Munlc Eng 44:89-96 F It
Parker, Thomas and Rice, architects
Work or Parker. Thomas and Rice. H. D.
Croly: C. M. Price. II Arch Bee a4:9«-184
Ag -13
Parks
Chicago — a city set In a garden, C: H: Wack'
er. Munlc Eng *4:4B-7 Ja '13
Erfect ot parka and playgrounds on real es-
tate valuation. Munlc Eng 44:148-4 F '13
Kansas City park system. J. H. Lowry. 11
Munlc Eng t4:2-T Ja 'II
Minneapolis park ayatem. 11 Munlc Eng 44:
38-33 Ja '13
i8rr aUo Playgrounds
Partitions (srchltecture)
ERIck-ncy- of thin solid partitions. H. B.
McMoster. 11 Concrete Cem 3:Z33-!> N '13
Partltlona tor factories and Industrial build-
ings. H: O. Tyrrell. II Enc M 4E:S53-Gt; 4S:
63-(2 S-O '18
fn alio Fire walls; Fireproof conslruc-
Ps as dens, Csl.
Record oF Paaadena*D municipal plant.' Power
3S:68«-T O 28 '13
Colorado
11 r
the Arroyo Seco.
Dlorado street bridge over the Array<
II plans Eng N 70:148-80 Jl 24 '13
aaadeiiiv's beautiful liHdse. il Hcl A
Passaic vslley se
Plans. II map H
Passenger cars. Se* Cars
Paasenger traffic. See Railroads — Passenger
'9:320-1 O 25 '13
: Ha 11 roads — Fosses
orld's
'9:491-2 IJ 27 '13
v* snd lag I slat Ion
_[ ihe proposed compulsory II-
cense legislation. Scl Am 101:108 F 1 'II
Cameron aeptlc lank decision. S. H. Crosby.
Eng Rec 67:195-6 F 16 '13
Cameron septic tank decision In Knoxvllle
case. Eng Rec 6T:U0 F 1 '11
Cleveland chamber of commerce and the Old-
fleld bill. Sc\ Am 108:343 Ap 12 '13
Collection of patent royalties from towns
and cities. D. H. Lulen. Eng N 70:SS3-'i
Compulsory licenses under United States pat-
ents. Scl Am 109:87 Ag 2 '13
Decision in the Wright aeroplane patent
case. Scl Am 10S:S73 Mr 32 '13
Effect of foreign co-Invention on validity
of domestic patent. Elec W 62:66 .11 13 '13
Inventors' guild and the CHdfield bill. Scl
Am 109:126 Ag IS 'It
Manufacturers and the Kahn law. Iron Age
92:1240 N 27 '13
Minority report of the House patent commit-
tee. Elec W fili««0 Mr 29 '13
Minority views on the OidAeld bill. Scl Am
108:238 Mr IB '13
Hls-statementH In the Oldeeld report. Scl Am
108:82 Ja 26 '13
Outcome of the cart>orundum patent avit be-
tween Electric smelting ft aluminum co.
and the Carborundum Co. Met & Chero Eng
11:203-6 Ap '13
Patent law rulings and the Sherman act. Iron
Ako 91:978 Ap 17 '13
Patenl-la.w situation discussed In Ohtcago.
Elec W 81:1028 My 17 '13
Patent situation. W: D. Weaver. Elec W 61 :
4-6 Ja 4 '13
Pirating ot commercial designs and why a
new law Is needed to protect such designs.
E. W. Bradford. Inland Ptr 61:903-4 S '13
Preliminary report to the Inventors" guild:
the guild's relation to patent practise. F.
L. O. Wadsworth. Scl Am S 76:148-7. IBS,
178-9 Mr 8-22 '13
Present condillon of the patent law. E. J,
Prindie. Am Soc M E J 35:801-17 Ap '13;
Disc
:I241-6
Price maintenance and "the Supreme court
decision, sn Am 108:608 Je 7 '1!
Radical reforms In the conduct of patent llt-
Igntlon. G. H. Montague. Eng H 69:968-9
Rat meat Ion c
of 1911 of the
Recent aseaults upon (he patent system:
what they mean to manufacturers. O. H.
Montague. Scl Am 108:491 Hy 31 '13; Same.
Am Ind 13:23 Je 13; Some. Eng M 46:
S92-3 Jl '13
Reform of procedure In patent suits by the
new rules. D. Smith. Met * Chem Ens 11:
187-90 Ap '13
Remarbahle ofTer by the United Slates gov-
rights.
I 70:!>:
; N i
13
and <
Report of (he Economy and efficiency com-
mission on the patent olDce. U H. Baeke-
land, raec W 61:969-73 My 10 '13
Resale price on patented arllcles. Elec W 61:
1294-6 Je 14 '13
Resolution of Inventors' guild on patent re-
form. Elec W 62:270-1 Ag 9 'IS
Shall we have compulsory ItceosesT Sol Am
108:170 F 22 'II
SimijIlfvinK patent leglnlatlon. Iron Age 91:
1129-30 My 8 '13
Supreme court of the United States on price
— '- -.. Bel Am 108:646 Je " "*
Waltham-Keene decision. O: C. Dean. Auto-
mobile 38:610 Mr 6 '13
Patent office. See United States— Patent office
3 Ja 1
O 11 '^'
J. B. Fay. Scl
Annual report ot the oommlasloner of pat-
ents. 1911-1912. Sr' '— '■■''■•■* ' '~ • '"•
Annual report of '
Benetlla ot our patent sysli
Am S 76:230-1 Ap 12 'IS
Biological Inventions; patenting Hfe procesa-
es for Industrial uses. Scl Am S 76:326-7
O 11 '13
Certain unrecognized pntent rights. F. D.
Wllhrow. Scl Am 108:386 Ap 19 '13
chemical engineering
Commenis on the report of the Investigation
of the United States patent office. I. _H.
. Met & Chem Eng 11:249.53 My
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Patonti — Continued.
ConalderEttlons on tha nature at tntellevtuaJ
property: observation! made thirty- Bv«
years ago. N. 8. Sbaler. 8cl Am S 7S:
16-T Ja 18 '13
Copper-clad steel suit P. H. W. Smith. Eleo
"W 63;2<4 Ag i 'IS
Criterion of patentable Invention. 3. C.
Barnes. Scl Am S 75:413-4 Ja iS '13
Digest of electrochemical U. S. patents. See
monthly numbers oC UetallurElcal and
chemical en st nee ring
mploi
! right
niploye
P. Jobke. Elec W ai;lEJ Ja 18 'U
Expired patenta, Scl Am 108:457 My !7 '13
F. P. FlBh on patents and Industrial condi-
tions. Elec W 83:571-3 S 20 ■13
Ooodwlll, patents, trade -mark a. copyrights
and franchises. P. J. EJKiuerrfi. J Aecouat
How
7-9 Ja '13
inted 1
tntlona
In defense of brain property. Scl Am 10S:SZ
T.ettera patent In relation tg moifern .In-
dustrial conditions. F: P. Fish. Scl Am 8
7S:Z01.3. 233-1 S 87-0 4 -13
Minority views on the Oldtleld bill. Scl Am
108:238 Mr IB '13
Neture of (he patent monopoly. J. H. Rushy,
Si'l Am 108:243 Hr IS '13
Negative-head patent decision in case of
meEhnnlcal flltera ai Harriahurg. Eng Rec
Gg::S7-8 R 13 '13
Patent expertitig — a new field fur engineers.
D. Smith. Mach l!l:343-4 Ja '13
Patent situation. W: D. Weaver. Elec W SI:
4-e Ja 4 '13
Patenta and modem Industrial conditions:
the stimulus of patent protection. F: P.
Fish. Sci Am 109:181 8 A '13; Same cond.
Patents relating to concrete construction, Eng
Rec 67:88-70 Ja 18 '13
Peatlferoua patents. Bng & Mln J 9fi:GS9 S 20
Plea for the patentee. W: E. Emory. Scl Am
108:355 Ap 19 '13
Prices and the ultimate consumer. Scl Am
108:7 Jl G '13
Protecting towns and cities from blackmail-
ing patent litigation, Eng N 70:«1T S 25
'13
Protection of intellectual property In relation
to chemical Industry. L.. H. Baekeland. Met
A Chem Bng 11:31-6 Ja '13
"Weekly record of electrical patents. See
weekly numbers of Electrical world
Kec alan Inventions; Trade-marks
Patina
Artificial and genuine patina. Sol Am S 75;
319 My IT '13
Pattern frames
The how of composition pattern plate making.
II Foundry 41:247-8 Je '13
Pattern making
Awakening of the patternmaker. J. Glass.
diags Foundry 41:245-$ Je '13
Economical operation of molding machines.
W. S. Otto, plans Foundry 41:31-2, 04-6 Ja-
P 'IS
The how of composition pntlern plate making.
II Foundry 41:247-8 Je '13
How the pattern shop costs can he reduced.
D: Gordon, dlags Foundry 41:357-8 S 'IS
How to select and care for pattern lumber.
B. F. Lake. Foundry 41:434-S O '13
Making patterns for machine -molded gears.
J. Homer, plans Poundry 41:11-5 Ja '18
Shellac pota tor the pattern shop. H. N. Tut-
tle. dlags Foundry 41:318 Ag '13
Slock squeezer (or wax fillets. O; Roger*.
dlag Am Much 8S:S29-30 My 15 '13
Kir oj-o Foundry prtictlce
Pavement testing
Chevy Chase. Md. experimental road. 11
Munlc Eng 45i51I-4 D "IS
Detroit machine tor testing paving, J. C. Mc-
Cabe. Eng N 63:GSG-S Mr ID 'IS
in Philadelphia. II
JiS'L^'"'''- H. W. Durham.
313 P 23 "IB
'^1"i.*' °i concrete and brick i . .. _
the determinalor at the American road
■Congress In Detroit. 11 Eng Rec 63:457-8
Pavements
Chevy Chase, Md. experim
Munic Rng J5:61l-4 U '13
•^struetion of surfaces with bltumlnout
■nlal road.
eriala:
'IS; Same. Scl Am S
failures e
creta Cem 1:76-7
7S;38-9 Ja IS 'IS
Economy of motor trucks in paving work, i]
Eng Rec 68:205 Ag 23 '13
EffectH of flood on pavements and sewers.
G. C. Cummin, il Eng Rec 88:357-8 S 27 'IS
Form of pavement eiirface at street Inter-
section. Munic Eng 45:446-8 N '13
General inslructions to Inspectors of street
paving by Bureau of highways of Borough
of Manhattan, New Vork city. Eng N 69"
IIU-B My 29 '13
Mineral rubber paving In St. Joseph, Mo. II
Munic Eng 44:55-6 Ja 'It
Newark. N. J.— recommendations for Broad
street paving. Eng Rec 67:346-6 Mr 29 '13
Pavements In Peoria, 111. J. B. Jeffries. 11
Munic Eng 44:437-9 My '13
Paying and road matters in England. C. O.
, Burge. Eng Rec 68:196 Ag IB '13
"'■* ■ ■ southern cltiea. II Munlc
Pa^"" "■""" "
jg conditiona ...
Eng 44;73-8 P '13
"■■' — 'n Chicago. F. W. Solen. Munlc Eng
44:842 Je '13
Paving In Trenton. N. J. under the new com-
r4lS°Sir''il''' """•■ " ""■" '"' "■
Paying lore for the masses. G: C. Warren.
Eng Rec 67:562-3 My 17 '13
— • laed with T-rall In Mem-
Ry J 42:1115 N 29 'IS
phis. Tenn.
-e curb and gutter. Munlc E^''45:'360'
'Ith
2 O '13
proper eon
G; C. Warren. II Muni
tructlon of road i
Short-cuta on the Job that save money. 11
^dlag Concrete Cem 3:220-1 N '13
Street paving In Toledo, Ohio. 11 Munlc Eng
By J 42:368-73 S 6 '13
Two methods of paving street railway tracks.
dlag Eng N 70:1219 n 18 '13
Types of New Vork state roads. W. G. Har-
ger. II dlags E^g N 70:1148-54 D 4 '13
U. S. government experimental pavements.
plan Concrete Cem 1:64-6 D '12
Unusual design for paving a street Inlersec-
. ,_ "-— isjpwn^ Pa- .§. C. Corson, plan
II Eng Rec "67:627-6" Je~7'' 18
Stir nlta Asphalt; Roads; Roads, Macad-
amized; Sidewalks
Coat
Comparison of recent bids for various types
of paving in the New York navy yard. W.
H. Allen. Eng N 69:629-30 Mr 27 '18
Coat data on street paying. Eng Roc 67:t<S-4
: bane for pavemenla in I.oa
Pope, Eng Itec 68:637-8 D 8
41 D '13
Coat of varioua kinda of pavem
Eng 45:448 N '13
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INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX -
PavemenU— Cost - _
Pavement methods and casts. H. N, Bui-
tan. Munic Ung 4&:M6-T U '13
»« alKO PQve men Is— Valuation
Maintenance and repair
Care of streets in Chlcaso: abstruct tit a
report an c\e^\nins and repuirlng streets,
Eng Rec 6S:5SS-9 N 15 '13
Maintenance and treatment of smooth pave-
ments. Kne Hec SI:414 Ap IZ '13
Maintenance treatment of smooth pavements
In St. Iiouls. W. L. Hempelmsnn. Bnc N
8S;S*9 F SO 'l!
Repair and maintenance or various kinds of
pavement, ChlcaRO. Kng N TU:1137-5 D 1
W. K. Cooper.
Methods an^ __
Inventory of the streets of the Borough of
Richmond. New York city. G: W. N. Hal-
lock. iCnii Bee 6S:ii13-4 U e '13
Pavements, Alpha It
Alptialt-pavlne cemenla, W. W. Crosby. Eng
Rec 68:417-8 O U 'IS
Asphalt paving cements and road binders. J.
W. Howard. Eng Rec 68;346-T B 21 '13
AsphfUt paving cei — "— ■ ' >■>"■•—-
H.
i>ul
! Her
<i534 t
Aaphaltlc or bituminous
Munlc Ene 4&:S0 Jl '13
Aaphaltlc or bituminous concrete pavements.
C. A. Mullen. Munlc Eng f4:334-S Ap 'IS
Binder course In asphalt pavements. F. N.
Blnsbam, Eng Itec 6I:3Sl-3 Ap B '13
Boulevard pavement must stand tralllo. P. J.
Green. Hunic Eng 44;40 Ja '13
'Cost of asphalt rejialrs. 11 Munlc Eng 44:387-
91 My '13
Creeping of an asphalt- b
.. .... . .^^ .^. -^
flBon. E^'Rec 67:iS-9 Ja
How to repair asphalt _pavem«nts. W. L.
Hempelmann, 11 Hunlc Eng 44:339-41 Ap '13
Laying Westrumlte pavements with u i.'hl-
cago concrete mixer. 11 Munlc Eng 4!i:4S3-
4 N '13
Resurtaclne bituminous
■ ■' ': Eng 45;;
'■. N. Bingham. Eng N G
> Asphalt plants
D Eng 4
: 336-8
Tests of concrete and brick pavements wltb
' the determinator at the American road
Congress In Detroit. II EJng Rec £8:457-8 O
/Ire-cut lug paving blocks^
Eng Hec 68:37-8 Jl 12 '13
Pavements, Concrete
Asphaltic concrete as a paving material (or
residence streets. U White. Eng N 70:166-
7 Jl 24 '13
Bituminous gravel concrete pav«ment. ESng
Rec 67:136 F J '13
Concrete — a superior pavement under bard
trafllc. fl Concrete Cem l:E3-4 D '11
Concrete highway construction. A- N. John-
■ son. Concrete Cem l:7S-6 D '11
Concrete pavement construction. 11 Munlc
Bng 4S:B-13 Jl '13
Concrete pavement costsi C. M. Boynton.
Uupic Eng 45::43 S '13
Concrete pavement failures. 11 Munlc Eng 44:
C37-40 Je '13
Concrete pavement In Davenport and vlctn-
. ity. A. M. Compton. Concrete Cem i;7>-80
n '12: Same cond. M^uiic Eng 44:527-8 Je
'13
Birmingham, Ala. II Eng Rec 67:118 Hr 1
'13; Same. Elec Ry J 41:514 Mr IB '13
Concrete paving In Europe. Concrete Cem
1 2:179 Ap -13
Concrete paving In Kansas City— 74 miles tn
1912. Concrete Cem 3:144 S '13
Concrete -paving kinks. 11 Bn£ Bee 83:374 O
4 '13
Cullough. Concrete Cem 3:111 S
Four-Inch concrete paver-"- —
Concrete Cem 2:230 My
Park drives and boulevards In Chicago. I,.
White. II Munlc Eng 44:83-95 F '13
Warren patents on bitullthic paving, G: C.
Worcen, Eng N 70:1145-6 D 4 '13
Bituminous flller vs. cement grout tor brlak
Eavements, C. R. Mandlgo. Eng N 69: 224-
Ja 30 '13
Bituminous surfaces on brick pavements. E
Rec —■•" " "• "*
Bltur
Brlek on country roads In New Tork. W: C.
Perkins, tl Munlc Eng 4f:10S-]S F '11
Brick pavements In Baltimore. R. K. Comp-
ton. Eng Rec 68:436 O 18 '13
Experiments in brick road construction, J. T.
Voshell, 11 dlag Ene Itec 68:347-8 8 27 '13
Good brick pavements. Munlc Eng 44:114-5
P '18
ObKervallons on briclt [lavement, W. P, Blair.
Eng Hec 68:5*1-2 N 15 '13
Pointed observations on brick pavements and
on the rattler test. M. Schuyler. Eng Rec
68:447-8 O 18 '13
Prevention of defects In brick pavements. II
Munlc Eng 44:96-101 F -18
Suitable foundations (Or brick pavements,
Eng Rec 67:138 F 1 'IS
slab tested.
. ^ivement avoided by
lampblack. M, C. Bennett. Concrete Cem 2:
150 Mr '13
Hossam concrete pavement. H. Parker, Con-
crete Cem 3:33-4 Jl '13
Investigation o( concrete pavement In Chi-
cago. C. M, Powell; P. B. Qreen. II Eng N
69:430-4 P 27 '13
Methods of repairing cement -concrete pave-
ments. Eng Rec 67:131 P 1 'IS
Methods of repairing concrete pavements. F.
V. Rogers, Concrete Cem 2:38-9 F 'IS
Methods which have developed successful
concrete pavements in Wayne county, Mich.
II Hunic Eng 15:152-7 Ag '13
Mixing concrete for pavements. P. P. Wil-
son. Munlc En( 44:»7 P '13
One- and two-course work In concrete paving.
Concrete Cem 2:236 My '13
Plain concrete paving used In Kansas City,
Mo. C. R. Mandlgo. II Eng N 70:112-5 Jl 17
work. F. p, Wilson, Con-
Belnforoed concrete pavements in St, JtAns,
Hiimtramck, Port Huron and Rockvllle.
Munlc Eng 44:574-5 Je '13
Severe test o( ptivlng slabs, II Concrete Cem
2:270. 305-7 Je '13
Tests of concrete and brick pavements with
the delermtnolor at llie American road
Congress in netrolt. II Eng Rec 68:457-8
O 2.T -13
Thomas reinforce.) -oncrete pavement In De-
troit. N. H. Beaslpy. 11 Munlc Eng 44:460-1
Mv 'IS
Thomas system of reln(orced concrete roads
and pavements. II Munlc Eas 44:158 P 'II
■ pavement 11
! KnB 4
Mur
experimental pavement*.
: Cem 1:64-6 D '12
Vlbrolltlilc concrete pavement. R. G. Stvbbs.
11 Concrete Cem 2:72-3 P '13
fee tilHo Roads. Concrete
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Brlcson. U plan'Hunlc Eng 44:17-10 Ja 'It
Creosoted wood block In Atlanta, Oa. R. M.
Clayton. 11 Munlc Eng 44:3'J-4I) Ja '13
Creosoted wood block In Cincinnati. H. H,
Walte. Munlc Eng 45:i5T-^ Ag .'13
Creoaoted wood block in Detroit. J. J. Haarer.
■' ■ ■; Eng 44;2S4-« Mr '13
a battleship Pennsylvania. 1
- -g:!?)!.! Ap 'IS
Eng N 69:ZT-8 Ja 2 '13
Creosoted wood binck pavements In Boston:
J. H. Sullivan. 11 Munlc Eng 4G:Z&S-S S 'IJ
Creosoted wood block pavements In Spring-
field. Mass.. and New Haven. Conn. Munlc
Eng 45:614-5 D "IS
European creosote speclflcatlpnB for paving
block for city streets. E. A. Sterling. Bng
Rec 67:495-6 My 3 'IS
Heaving ot wood-block pavement under ex-
' s climatic conditions. Longvlew, Tex.
Ijoulavllle (Ky.) creosoled wood block. D. R.
L.yman. Munlc Eng 14:540-1 Je '13
Merits ot dlfterent woods for street paving.
H. a. Davla. Eng N 6S;]D2 F 13 'IS
Oak-keyed Delglan block pavement. 11 diags
Bng N 70;«02-3 S M '13
Timber for creosoted block paving, H. G.
Davis. Else Ry J 41:154-6 Ja 2B '13
Wood block on Btcepgradea. Eng Rec 68:586-7
N 2! '13
Wood block pavements In Chicago. L. A. Du-
', Munlc Eng 45:61-1" " '■*
'ock paving '■-
_. read beti _ ...
Am. wood preservers' assn. H. O. Davts;
H. S. I.oud; H. L. Collier. Eng Rec «7:133-
1 F 1 'IS
Wood paving with lug-blocks, II Eng N 69;
6«7 Mr 20 '13
•Set alto Roads, Plank
Pavilions
8fr aJso Grandstands
Paving. See FaTements
Pearls, Artificial
Artificial pearls. Bel Am 109:SB Jl 12 '13
Peat
Peat aa a source of electrical eneryy. ESeo
W 01:176 Ja 26 'IS
See 111*" Briquets
PedaaoBlcal laboratories
Pedagogtcal laboratories; how children are
studied in a Russian laboratory. P. R.
Hadosavljevlch. II Scl Am 109:161-3 Ag 10
■IS
Teaching from the child's point of view: a
new science created by Prof. Ernst Meu-
mann. P. R. Radosavljevlch. 11 Scl Am 109:
141 Ag 23 '13
Pedals (automobile). See Automobiles— Pedals
Pedrali motor truck and trailer. 11 Scl' Am
109:323 O 25 '13
Piaaud, Adolphe
«th s
20-^7 '13 "
Pennsylvania master plumbers' association
l»th annual convention, Pittsburgh, March,
1913. Doin EnR 03:111-6 Ap 20 '13
Pennsylvania railroad
Grade elevation and six-tracking at Rahway.
N. J. J: J. Vail. 11 plana Eng N 70:lllg-Zl
" ' ■"!
en Is and beti
Mr 16 '13
Pennsylvania and the New Tork Central;
comparison of revenues and expenses, map
Ry Age 64:422-6 Mr 7 '13
Pennsylvania railroad company apprentice
schools. J: p. Jackson and J. W. L. Hale.
Am Inst E B Pro 32:1433-9 Je '13
Railroad signal systems: the Pennsylvania's
Safety in operating methods. Ry & Eng R
53:1017-8 N 1 '13
06th annual report for 1912. Ry Age 51:403-4
Age limit In pension benefits. Ry Age 54:980
My 2 '13
Bostijn F.dlson service annuities. Elec W 61:
107J-5 My 24 '13
Pension plan for tho machinery industry.
W: Lodge. Iron Age 91:948-9 Ap IT 'IS:
Same, Ind Eng 13:283-4 Jl '13
Pen^ttfin plan for workmen proposed by Wm.
Lodge, Iron Tr R 52:870-2 Ap 10 '13
Pension system announced by San Pranclsco-
Oakland terminal railways, BI«o By J 41:
4T-S Ja 4 '13
Revised pension plan: funding provision pay-
able on separation from service. Iron Age
92:344-5 Ag 11 -13
Revised pension plan: funding provision Upon
actuarial calculations for each employee over
and above present wage, due upon' separa-
tion from service, A. deRoode. Eng M 4S:
728-30 Ag '13
Puntledge river power development. Van-
cnuvor, B. C. 11 plans Eng N 70:793-801
O 23 '13
•To strike the pen til gram , D. Jones. Scl
Am 109:129 D '13
To strike the gientHgram, J; P. Robinson,
dlag Scl Am 109:391 N 22 '13
Peoria, ililnoia
Erecting Illinois river bridge at Peoria. 11 Enx
Rec 67:057 Je H '13
Streets
pavements In Peoria, 111. J. B. Jeffries. 11
Munlc Eug 44:437-9 My '13
PerlodiclK
See (il«o House organs; Trade papers
109:301 O 18 '13
Pence, William David, 1866-
Sketch. por Ry & Eng R 63:160 My 17 '13
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INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
Perlahable freight. See Frelshl, Perishable
Perk In medal
Presentation of the Perkln medal to Jamea
Gayley. Met A Chem Ens 11:11 F '13
Peroxide*
Peroxides and per- salts. A. S. Neumarfc. II
Sol Am S 75:182-3. 200-1, 221-3 Mr 22-Ap
G -13
Perpetual i
- -hp K , ...„.„. „„_
8:473 My 2* '13
Peroxides and per-aalts, A. S. Neumark. II
Scl Am a 75:222-3 Ap 6 '13
Personal Injuries
Commission for the trial of personal Injury
caaes. A, J. Palknor. Elec Ry J 42:137-8
Jl 26 13
Court procedure In the trial of personal In-
Jury cases. H. Allen. Elec Ry J 42:13»-M
Jl 2« '13
LeslsJatlon changing court procedure In the
trial of personal Injury cases. C. H. Wind-
ers, Elec Ry J 4S:137 Jl 2E '13
Peru
Economic and commercial situation In Peru.
C: M, Pepper. 11 Iron Age S2;1097-110O
N 13 -13
Petrography
Microscopy In economic ecology. R: Beck.
Ene a Mln J »5:1087-9 My 31 '13
J »G:764 Ap 12 'la
Characterlstlca and dirferenliatlon of native
bitumens and llieir residuals. J. R. Drancy.
Eng Itec 67:675 Je 14 '13
CharaclerlHtlcB and dllTerenllatlon of native
bitumens and their residuals. C. Richard-
son. Eng Rec 6T:4«6-S Ap 21 '13
Fuel production In the United States: pres-
ent consumption and future suppty, R, H.
Byrd, II Scl Am 103:10 Jl S "13
Qasollne and kerosene situation. J: A. Secor,
Scl Am 108:459 My 17 '13
Interference between oil and gas wells and
coal mines. Eng N 69:450-3 Mr 6 '13
Louisiana, petroleum industry. H. S. Reavls.
Eng & Mln J 95:170 Ja 18 '13
Manufacture of petroleum products. F. C.
Robinson. II Met St Chem Bng 11:389-34 Jl
■13
Notes "from the MId-Contlnenlal oil Held, E.
Haworlh, F.ng & Mln J 96:628 O 4 '13
Oil Industry of California. Eng N 69:254-8 F
6 13
Optical activity of petroleum and Us signifi-
cance: new light on the nature and origin
of mineral oil. F. W. Bushong. Scl Am S
76:S6-T Ag S '13
Pelroleum explorations In Colombia. II Eng
& Mln J 95:749-S0 Ap 12 '13
Pelroleum In Teiaa In J912. 11. S, Reavls.
Eng & Mln J 95:169-70 Ja 18 '13
Petroleum In the United States. Eng & HIn
J 95:152-8 Ja 11 '13
Problem of Che world's otl supply. Scl Am
108:325 Ap 5 '13
Proposed German government oil monopoly,
Eng & Mln J »5:432 F 22 '13
Recent oil develiipm^nlK in Texaco and Louis-
iana. W. E. Wrathcr. Eng & Mln J 96:
1007-S N 29 -13
Russian petroletim tnduatry. Ehig & MiD J 95:
15S Ja II '13
World's fuel-oil producllon. J. J. Mcintosh.
II Power 38:tl5-7 D 3" '13
S™ aUa Gas; Gasoline: Kerosene; Liquid
' 62:545-7 8 13 '.,
Crude oil for the assay furnace. W. G, Hal-
dane. diag Eng & Mln J 96:1073-4 D 6 '13
Developments In oil fuel burning. E. H.
Peabody. II Int Marine Eng 18:14-7, 60-4.
112-4 Ja-Mr 'IB; Same oond. Power M:
205-8, 244-6 F 11-18 '13
Exhaust gases from oils and gas fuels. J. C.
Smallwood. Power 38:682-3 N II '18
Experiments with an oil-bumlng shaft fur-
——:. A. L, Waters. H Eng & Mln J 96:203-
5 Ag 2 '13
Fuel oil for the nt
6 D 13 '13
Fuel oil installations.
plana Ry A Eng R 63:203-4 Mr'.. „
""' """ '"" """; in marine Diesel engines.
y. Eng & Mln J 96:1105-
Paclflc Ry.
11 I
Marl I
Fuels for
M 45:8Se-g S '13
HeatlnB fuel oil. diags Eng & Mln J 95:376
Liquid fuel and ship propulsion. Eng Hec 68:
Of nation-wide Importance. Scl Am 109:62 Tl
26 '13
on as a fuel. R. Traulsctiold. Power 37:316-
_ 9 Mr 4 '13
a a supplementary fuel In steam power-
engines. Power
r 37:145-6 F 4 '13
W 62:700-2 O 4 '13
I problem. Power 37:749-50 My 27 'IS
.. coal for fuel. Power 37:396-7 Mr
29 -13
Purchasers' tests of crude fuel oil. W. B.
Perkins. I) Power 38:259-60 Ag 19 '13
Requirements for efficient burning of oil fuel.
R. T. Strohm, 11 Elec W 62:145-6 Jl 19 13
J: Pierce. Power 37:682 My
13 '13
Word of 1
s and the policy of
Petroleum englnss. See Gas and oil engines
Petroleum pipe Unas
Government's brtef In the Fipe line cases,
Ry « Eng R 63:906-7 S 27 '13
Oil pipelines in California. II Eng &. Mln J 95:
800 Ap 19 '13
on pipe lines In California. B. K. Stroud.
II Eng N 69:600-1 Mr 13 '13
Southern PB£inc contests California pipe line
law. Ry & Eng R 63:875.,6 S 13 '13
Pewter ware, R, I. Gears, il Metal Ind n a
11:114-5 Mr '13
Phase advancers
Phase advancers, Elec W 61:462 Mr 1 '13
Phase compensation. V. A. Fynn, dlags Elec
W 62:28-34, 75-81, 182-6 Jl 5-19 '13
Phenol*
Chemical constitution o( resinous phenolic
condensation nroducts, L, H, Baekeland.
Met & Chem Eng 11:312-4 Je '13
Phlladelphls, Pennsylvania
Hughes terminal on the Delaware river. R.
M. Harding, plan Eng N 69:296-8 F 13 'IS
New steamship terminal at Philadelphia. H.
M. Harding, plan Int Marine Eng IS:I19-
21 Mr '13
Architecture
Architectural Philadelphia yesterday and to-
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Phlladerphla, P«.— Architecture _._
Practical houBlnr development: evolution oi:
the quadruple house Idea, il Arch Rec M:
4«-5E J I -13
Three types of Geowlan architecture. H. D.
Eberleln. 11 Arch Rec M;M-?T Jl '13
Bridgea
Relnforclns an old cantilever bridge, 11 plan
Bng N 75:48T-9 S 11 '13
Bureau of highway!
I Eng Rec 67:627-g' Je"7
. '13
Biti-Carlton hotel; pictures. Arch Rec 3t;
213-2* S -13
Our earliest civic center: the Independence
hall group In Philadelphia. T: Brabazon, fl
Arch Rec 3(;1-19 Jl '13
Rapid tranilt
Plans tor Plillailelphla rapid transit system
exiilalneil to Ibc Councils, Klec By J iZ:
69R O 11 '13
Propoaeil transportation lines discussed with
reference to Philadelphia, Elec By J 11:
69S Mr 28 '13
Rapid transit report on Philadelphia, map
Elec Hy J 4?;2!2-4 Ag B '13
Striking maps of Phlbdelphla report — olD-
clals approve plans. Elec Ry J 42:852 O 4 '13
Sanitary affairs
Sewage disinfection In Philadelphia, W. L.
Stevenson. II plan Bng Rec 68:256-7 S E '13
Studies of river boltoms In relation (o sewage
disposal, map Eng N 70:»lS-9 N 6 '13
Water supply
Dual water-supplies and typhoid fever at
Philadelphia, Eng N 70:1022-3 N 20 '13
Use of chloride of lime with pressure flitert:
experience In purifying water subject to
sudden variations In character. F. D. West.
II Eng Rec 67:65-8 Ja 18 *13
"Wafer purification at Philadelphia during
lail. Eng Rec 67:93-5 Ja 25 '13
Water-waste andpltomeler surveys In Phil-
adelphia. J: S, Ely. Eng N 70:676-7 O 2 '13
Philadelphia (frigate)
Philadelphia « Reading railway
Rpconstrurtlon of Mahanoy plane, J, S, Ward.
II plan Eng N 70:li20-7 D IS '13
Phlladglphla rapid transit company
Proposed CO- operative store and other Im-
provements in PhlladslphUu Eleo By J 41:
2Sf F 8 '13
Re-roiitlng. wages and co-operative buying
discussed, Rlec Ry J 41:1039-40 Je T _'IS,,
Ry J 12:1317
Philippine islands
Industrie* and
Public work*
Provincial pitblic works organization and
Its enKineerlrK personnel. B. J. Wesler-
house, 11 Eng N 70:958-62 N 13 '13
Public works In the Philippine Islands under
the American regime. H, F, Cameron. II
Eng Rec 6S:l72-6, 202-5 Ag 18-23 '13
Phllllpi spring hammer
Phillips spiing hammer, with extension for
drilling overhead. II Elec RAW Blec'n 62:
110 Ja 11 '13
Phonograph
Clock that speaks the time of day, W. R, 1,
11 Scl Am 109:36 Jl 12 '13
Development of the talking machine, E,
Berliner, J Fr Insl 176:189-200 Ag '13
Improving the reproduction of talking- ma-
chine records. 11 Scl Am 109:217 S 21^13
Uovtng and talking pictures, Scl Am 108:78-9
Ja 18 "13
New I angtuge- teaching phonograph, il Set
Am 109:287 O 11 '13
Phonographic alarm clock. W. Isendabl. Scl
Am 108:156-7 My 17 '13
Phosphate mining
Gas engine and steam turblns power plants.
_W. C. Turner. II Power 37:480-2 Ap 8
Phosphate ore
Phosphate ore dressing. S. L. Uoyd. II Mines
ft Mln 33:333-4 Ja '13
Phosphates
Discovery and opening of a new phosphate
field in the United States, C: C, Jones,
II Am Inst Min E Bui 82:2411-36 O '13
Our phosphate production. Set Am S 76:93
„ Ag 1
'13
Phosphate rock production. Eng & Mln J 9i:
G3E
'13
Phosphoresce nee
Glow of sulphur, W, H. Watson. Scl Am 8
76:391 D 20 '13
Lenard's researchea on phosphorescence: pho-
toelectric action of light, E^ N. Da C. And-
rade. Scl Am S 76:180-2 8 20 '13
Painting the town with phosphorescent paint.
Scl Am 109:298 O 18 '13
Phosphorus
Dangsrs of phosphorus and sodium. C Vlck-
ers. Foundry 41:27 Ja "13
Bleclrlc healing ajid the removal of phos-
phorus from Iron, A, B, Greene. Am Inst
Min E Bui 74:269-77 F 'IS
Photoehem istry
Photo-chem'-'-
Photo-electrlc cells
Photo-electric cell in photometry, . ESec W
62:691-2 O 4 "13
Photoeng raving
Engraver from the buyer's point of view. B.
R, Currier. Inland Ptr 51:267-9 My 13
Simple cost-nndlng method for photoengrav-
ers. Inland Ptr 51:587-8 Jl '13
Sre al»o Photogravure
Photogrammetry. See Photographic surrey ing
Photographic departments. See Photography In
Industry
Photographic surveying
Geographical charts prepared by aerial pho-
tography. G. Kammerer. II Scl Am S 76:
305-l My 10 '13
Panoramic camera and planeCable vs, stereo-
photography for mapping Alaskan topog-
raphy, J. W, Bagley, Bng N 69: 1016-7 My
IE -13
Stereophotogranunetry. Eng N t8:(tt-S Ur
27 '13
Sterenp holographic surveying. E. Deville. Eng
Stere '• '
Reproductions
Making colored photographic reproductions
with the aid of blue prints, Scl Am 109:
601 D 27 '18
Trimming, mounting, etc.
Unmounting and remounting photographs.
New laboratory for research In optics and
photography. II Bel Am 8 76:56-7 Jl 2t 'I!
Photography by Invisible light, R, W. Wood,
II Scl Am 109:380-1 N 16 '13
Skin detect.'! in Invisible light. G. Michaud
and F, Tristan. II diag Scl Am 108:489 D
27 '13
fee alto Blue printing; Cameras; Clne-
malographa: Map photogniphy: Moving pic-
tures: Photoengraving: Photographic sur-
veying; Photographs; Photostat: Pladlog-
raphy
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INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
Photoflriptiy — CoitHnued,
Judicial doetslon involvinB the camera fllm.
Scl Am 10»:i63 Ag 30 'IS
Photography, Aerial
OeographlcHl charts prepaied by aerial pho-
tography. G. Kammerer. 11 Scl Am S 15:
300-1 My 10 '13
Photob'raphlns from a skyrocket. II Scl Am
19
■IS
K. J, F>1 wards.
C. H. Sharp a
plan EnK M
H«tht
lam
nHnth
i7S:T7-93 Jl "
SlY flJ-O ElPC
Rlaotlrity: Klf
liyd.
J Fr Inst
sHnn; Fnrre
;ics?'"'l.'lcKl:
nir: I.lqiil.ls:
8ei Am 10»:«
Photography, Submarina
rhotoKraphlng under
Jl 5 '13
Photography In Industry
■li
Photography of lightning
Stereoscopic views of lightning. 11 Scl Am
108:265 Mr 23 '13
Photography of *aund
PholographlnE aouDd: a. fine demonstration
or wave motion. A. J.. Foley and W. H.
Souder. II Scl Am S 75:108-11 F IE '13
SeelnK sound; snap shots of waves traveling:
at 760 mites per hour, "ll Scl Am 108:152 P
IS 'la
Photogravura
Rolognivure qiilck-prlnllng process and ItH
poaelbllitlea. ll Scl Am S 75:218-S Ap 19
Photometry
Factors Involved In use of the nicker photo-
meter. M. Luoklesh. Blec W 6l;535.6 Ap
lynnmlcs; Ther
Scientific employment of me...
human character. H. Nawton. 11 Bel Am iu»:
68-9 Jl 36 '13
Senslbllftles of the human organism. Scl Am
S 76:339-<ff O It '13
Piano players
""'""" — InvesllBatlon of pianoforte touch.
Ill talking
■13
lachine.
Qraphlc solution for Illumination prohlem^,
N. S; Dickinson. Klec W 62:.nSS-9 .S 20 "13
Graphical represenlallon of light distribution.
Elec W 61:378 F g 'IS
Heterochromatlc photometry. Elec W 61:699
Mr 23 '13
Heterochromatlc photometry. H. B. Ivea.
Blec W ei:7S4 Ap S 'IS
Light distrlbiillon cui ■
Elec W 61:678 Mr lo la
Light. dtstrlbutlon curves. U. P. Pierce. Elec
W 61:1046 Mv 17 '13
Meaaurement of lights of different colors. Scl
Am 109:89 Ag 2 'IS
Pholo-cleclrlc cell In photometry, Blec W
62:641.3 O 4 '13
Photometer for amaleiir work: the design
d operation of a slmpUfled lllumlnomel
djBlrlbutlon. M. KchanT.er. dlag Elec
Progress In photometry. H. B. Ivea, Blec W
61:19-20 Ja 4 '13
Purklnje effect and comparison of nicker and
eqnalltv. of -bright nesB pholomctcrs. M.
Lucklesh. Klec W 61:620-1 Mr 32 '13
Rational method of showing light distribu-
tion. R. F. Pierce. Elec W 61:2i7-9 F S '13
Studv In heterochromatlc photometry. Elec
W 61:6^8-9 Ap S '13
^c al-m Color: Light: Lighting
Photostat
photigraphy in (he drafting room. II Eng M
Photo-topography. See Photographic surveying
Physical geography
Hre alt" Springs
Physical laboratorlei
Physical lahnr.itnry nf the JNalloml -'--■-'-
Pickling (metal*)
improve.! pickling machine for sheds. II Iron
An- 92:116; N :■" '13
MpHia pickling machine. II diag Iron Tr It
S.l:9!2-3 N 20 '13
Modern pickling machines: halving acid con-
R <■. I'erklTis, 11 Scl Am S 71:101 I> 27 '13
Preparing grey Iron for polishing and plat-
ing. T. C- Elchslaedt. Metal Ind n 9 11:264-
6 Je '13
Preparing gray Iron for polishing and plat-
ing; practical method of pickling gray Iron
castings, J. H. Hanajosten. Metal Ind n a
,11:118-9 Mr '13
S,ime [irescnt pickling mcthMs. O. W. Sto-
rey. Met & riicm Tins 11:45-8 Ja '13
Scr a'l" Hieroglyphics
Pictures
."re film Photographs
r paying for r
13 P 8 MS
G: P. U'hlte. Ry Age (Mech ed)
. Ry & Eng R 53:132-3
Piece work system applied to city forces. J.
E. Tupper. Munlo Eng 45:115-8 Ag '13
•4*remium, piece wurk. and the expense bur-
' den. A. H. Church. Eng M 4S;7-18 O '13
.v>-f iilan IVages
Piecework. See Piece-work
Piers
Ruildlng piers 30 and 3! at San Frandflco. II
1 plan Eng N 69:498-600 M:r
ionwe_alth pier S. Boston. II plans Eng
Rec 68:376-7
Constriiclion features of Balhoa
I'lin-ima. Eng Rec 67:JS1 Ap B
Freight pier at Communlpaw. N.
13
lly
51:1'
13
I plor
Handling west-bound freight on the North
river railroad piers. New York city, W. J.
Barney, plan Eng N 70:309 Ag 14 'IS
Pier for Ihn outer harbor at Chicago, disgs
Eng N 70:553.3 S IS ^13
Re^nf"rced-concrPle I'ler at Port au Prince,
Haiti. II plan Vine Rec 67:61^-6 My 31 'IS
Solving New York's pier prohlem with the
model haoln and the moving picture. Scl
Am 108:312 My 3 '13
Structural and mechanical features nf a rail-
road freight pier, Hohoken, N. J. 11 plan
Efg Rec fi7.-.-,Sfi-R Mv 24 '13
Tesla of two hrick piers of unusual alse.
.T. K Howard. 11 Rug Rec 67:333-4 Mr 33
;1.1: Pamc cond. Eng N 69:638-9 Mr 27
Waterproofing the floors of piers. 11 Int Ma-
rine Eng •-"• '- '•"
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INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
Average dally ptg Iron output showa gftln.
Iron Tr R 62;E52 Mr 6 '13
Foundry i>ig lion smelted In electric (ur-
naces: ODernlions of Noble electric steel co.,
Herouli. Cal. 11 Iron Tr It 51^493-7 S IS '13
Heavy buying o( eteel making pig at Pltts-
burgli. iron Tr R &2:1S1 Ja IG '13
Hlg-h cost ot plB Iron making by Tennessee co.
Iron Tr H 63:"fl3-4 O 23 '13
Increase In steel making pig Iron. Iron Age
91;38E-T F 6 '13
Pit! Iron and Lin method nr manufacture. J: J.
i Ja 2 '13
a'2:9Sl dsb'lj '
I-lK Iron output In Vn2. Iron Tr R B2;16B-7
Ja 9 '13
Pig Iron producllon in 1912. Eng & Mln J
95:336 F 8 '13
Plg-lron production In 1913. Eng & Min J 96:
274 Ag 3 '13
Production o( plB Iron In the United SlatnH
In 1912. Iron Age Sl:173 F 6 '13
Swing In pig Iron prices. Iron Ago 91:1070-1
My 1
'13
pigeons
; Iron; Iron [oundlng
Fournler.
Pigment!
t ol plgmei
J pile
ying
rklB,,.
'13
Pills
! Rec
Convertible crane and pile driver, C. B. &
Q. R. R. 11 Ry & Eng R 53:711 Aft 2 '13
Early plledrivtr.s. II Kng N 70:1026-7 N 20 '13
Large concrete pile Installation lor Younga-
town Sheet & tube co.'a steel plant,
Youngatown, O. II Bng Rec 67:36-7 Ja 11 '13
New form.s of steel slieet lilllng. 11 Ry Age
54:15K5-6 Je 20 '13
Sheet-pile cut-ofl for the protection of levee
toundatlonB. C. O. Sherrlll. Eng N 69:217
F 6 '13
Some experiences with concrete piles In Chl-
■ "' ' -en. plan Eng N 6M:416-8 F
27 '13
Cofferdan
Foundatto
Pillars. .See Columns
Pima Indians
Irrigation water-supply
piling;
Teats on pipe fittings, plans Power 37:330-
1 Mr 11 '13
S« alio Pipe joints; Piping; Plumbing;
Steam pl|)e»
"L
^ _ _■ consfants of Unseed
oil. il: A, Gardner. Am ling 87:lK8-» Ap '13
Palette of the Illuminator from the seventh
to the end of the fltteenth century. Scl Am
S 76:77 F 1 '13
«fe Blao Paint
> iiavlgatlon'on the Missouri river. P.
C. Perkins. II Scl Am S 76:100-1 F 16 "13
Bank strengthening on the New York barge
canal, plan Eng ^ 69:1284-6 Je 19 '13
. N 22
T
Bendlns strength of yellow-pine timber.
MorKan. Eng Rec 67:608-9 My 31 -13
Elimination of the oleoreains of some we
pines. A, W. SchorgCT. II U S Forest
Computing the
Am Much 28:1
■h'
'8'^lr"8
«!■;
.. c.
Pli».
See Pipes
"'fnV
covering
' EnK^N^^JOsll^'N '27
'?iT
,..„■
L pipe c
'1
fittings
inttes; 'with
:T65 Je '13
dal
i X
t Sll
;pd fit tin
pplement
^'15;^i^r^'!U'
■""■■ "■
W.
-""■
Stri
PPinK- plate
ma
chlH';B
for
pip,
; fitt
■ 4!:63I}-1 D '13
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INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
Mo. K. S. Wallace.
Ens N (
<:66g-9 Hr
Forma for
crets pipe and ^
noiBB. II i^oncreie Cem 2:262 My '13
Pressure teals of Jointed concrete pipes. II
Engf N 70:1126-7 D * '13
RelntorclnB concrete pipe. C: E. Sims. Con
Crete Cem 3:204-& N '13
Studies or coefficient of friction In reinforced-
concrete pipe. Umatilla project, Oregon. H.
D. Newell. Ens N S9:»01-G My 1 '13
PIpei, Heating. See Heating pipes
Pipei, sewer. See Sewer pipes
Pipes, Steam. See Steam' pipes
Pipe
I weight of
-— "-T for
of p
r by C
35:2SB.», 637- , .
Notes on the Iltiit lube. J:
N 69:782-3; T0:226-S Ap "
13
the Jawbone Inverted siphon of
Atisetcs aqueduct; E. R, Bowen. II Eng Rec
«S:6S2-1 D 20 '13
Maklnic pressed steel pipe unions. II Iron Ase
91:iaGE-7 Je E 'IS
Steel pipe deletlH. j, B. Scott II dlax Iron
Age 91:136S-9 Je i '13
Pipes, Wood
DurBblllty of wood pipe. Eng St Mln J 9G:TGG-
fi Ap IS -13
Experience with wood slave pipe. E. M.
Chandler: F. H. Cushman. Eng N G9:e3e-
6 Mr 27 '13
Experience with wood-Btave pipe In Irriga-
tion. R. K. Tirtany. 11 Eng N fi9:Z«4-7 F
6 '13
Repairing wood pipe. 11 Bng & Mln J 95:1<9-
70 Mr 1 '13
13^i fl, wood-stave pipe, Condlt plant.
Northwestern electric co., Portland. Ore.
II plans Eng N 70:6SS-T O V '13
Wood -stave -pipe line; White Salmon river
■ ^elopmant. R. " * "
W. L. Durand.
l-tiwer 37:307 Mr t '13
Hec 01*0 Steam pipes
Pisciculture. See Fish culture
Pistols
Bee aim Firearms
Piston rings
Removing piston rings. A, L. Brennan, Jr.
Power 37:19E-S Ap 8 '13
PItton-rod packing. See Packing
Piston rods
Failure of platon-rod riveting, diags Power
38:73S N IB '13
Pitch. See Bituminous material*
Pitchblende _
Concentration of pitchblende. H: E. Wood.
Eng & Mln J 9B:ll«4-5 Je T '13
Preliminary report on uranium, radliim. and
vanadium. H: B. Moore and K. I.. KKhll.
II map V 5 Bur Mines Bui 70:43-9 '13
PI tot tubes
Air measurement by Pltot tubes; abstract of
paper read before Am. Soc. M. E„ 1911. C.
H. Treat, platis Eng N 69:204-9 Ja SO '13
Loeb. Power 37:302-1 Mr ( '13
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Bridges
Atherton avenue highway bridge. II plans Elng
Rec 67:840-3 My 17 'IS
I-argeat reinforced concrete bridge In Ameri-
ca. F. C. Perkins. 11 Scl Am S 76:348 My 31
'13
Flood, 1913
Flood of January 9, 1913. K. C. Qrant. U Bng
N 69:230-8 Ja 30 '13
Pltteburgh flood of March 27. M. Knowles.
11 map Eng Rec 67:446-7 Ap 19 'IS
Railroad*
Track elevation of the P. R. R. at PItisbur*.
n Ky & Eng H 63:476-6 My 24 '13
Structural details In the Harris theater.
plans Eng Rec 67:63-3 Ja 11 '13
Pittsburg and Lake Erie railroad
Efllclency In the manufacture of rail war
transportation. H. Emerson. Bng M 44:481-
G, 761-8, 921-S; 45:174-82, S84-97 Je-Mr, My-
Efflclency In the manufacture of railway
transportation: part played by supremely
good personnel. K. M. H. Blackford. Eng
M 46:71-5 An '13
Influence of the personality of the railroad
executive. H. Emerson. Kag M 44:4S1-B Ja
Unit basis for section-gang labor: mainte-
nance of way system employed on the
Pittsburgh and Lake Erie railroad. Bng H
44;7S3-6 F "13
PItUburgh crucible steel co.
PlltBburgh crucible steel co.'s new plant. II
plans Iron Tr B 53:821-31 N 6 'IS
Pittsburgh flood commission
Relation of the propoaed Pittsburgh flood res-
._ ._ navigation. Eng Rec 67:
619-2i
My I
'13
Placer mining. See Gold dredging; Hydraulic
mining
Planer*. See Planing machines
Planes (railroad). See Mountain railroads
Planlmetsrs
Averaging recording- gage records. L. W.
Taylor. Power 38:702 N 11 '13
Polar ptanlmeter on circular charts. J. C.
N 26 '13' 1,1.
Planing machine*
Combined double -houalng and open-side plan-
er. 11 Mach 1S:6I>-1 S '12
"' ' "" "■ r-drlven planer of the p'--"-
'13
II Iron '
S:11S0 D
Methods used In erecting planers. B: K.
Hammond. 11 plans Mach 19:1-6 S '12
Milling keywaya on a planer. H. A. Stenger.
11 Mach 19:599 Ap '13
Planing steet racks for frog and switch plan-
■ e planer. A. Clegg. II Mach
19:6
■13
'. plan Eng
_ __, _ , Jl 31 Is
Origin and theory of the Pltot tube. A. E.
Guy, II Kng N 89:1172-5 Je 5 '13
Pilot tube formula. B. F. Groat. Eng N 69:
10S1 My 22 '13
Pilot tube in gas measurement. C. E. Mc-
dulgg. diags Eng & Mln J 95:649-51 Mr
29 '13
Pltot tubes for gas measure m
liowfle. II ■- ^- " "
S 'IS; Sar
641-3 N
Use of Pltot tube In air measurementi
L. Busey, plan Power 37:156-8 F 4 'IS
Sextuple nut planing machine, R. Orimshaw.
dlag Mach 20:307 U '13
-Id. open -side planing machine. II Iron
Age 92:985 O 30 '13
Kff also Machine tools; Woodworking
industrial plant In Louievllle, Ky.
■ 1 the " •■ "
Planing r
How ai
KnK liec 67:578-9 My 24 '13
Planing mill exhauster syetems. Elec Ry J
41:617 Ap G -13
Plank roads. See Roads. Plank
Plantin, Christopher, 1514-1689
Prlntera — "' " "-'-
51:3
i-7 Je
. Inland PIr
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INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
L. Banin. 11 3cl
DImlck. Scl Am i08:166'P Tb"Y8
Plant*, Effect of radium on
StlmiilatlnK plants by radium. Sci
482 My 31 '13
Plants, Irritability and
Can a plant tea] palin
Am 103:lSt S « "iS
Piaiter
Inveatlsa lions □( use ol
Crete. Concrete Cem mi r la
SH alio Stucco
Plate-glrden. See OInJerB
Plate matal work
Progress In boiler, tank and plate Bhopa.
C. A. Tapper, il Iron Age 92:1427-30 D
S& '13
Platewaya. See Trackway*
Plating
Bennett-O'Connell mechanical plating device.
(I Melal Ind n a 11:491 N '13
Plater's story. D. S. Gruntel. Metal Ind n s
ll;3T8-9 S '13
Schoop system or metal plating. Mach 1};
8«» Jl '13
Sec a
— „, ,. Meli'
coloring; Nickel plaling
tropl luting;
coating; J
Platinum
Assay method for palladium and platlnui
H. D. Oreenwood. Eng & Mtii J 98:11
Benefit of melting over platinum clips and
flllngB In your own factory. M. Adelsteln.
Metal Ind n s 11:424-5 O '13
Platinum In 1912. Eng & Mln J 95:79 Ja 11
3 United States.
ProductluQ of platinum in t
Colliery 33:389-S0 P '13
Recovering full value from platinum scraps
and mings. C. Oaus. plan Metal Ind n s 11:
211-2 My '13
Playgrounds
Cincinnati's playgronmls. il Munir Eng 44:
»-14 Js -13
Ideal playgrounds. A. W. Dunning, II Munlc
Eng 44:317-21 Ap '13
Ornamental use Af concrete In playground
structures In Hohuken park. I] plans Con-
crete Cem 1:41-7 D '12
al playground apparatus. H. O. Berc-
c Eng 44:1'" ' " "•
Munlc E.._
■Well regulat
^ Eng 4
Iplaj,
:452-l My '13
I. C. P. Booth. Mu-
Opportunlty — a talk to Io»
Mueller. Dom Eng 62:1$.
Rutberfonl, N. J., baa a
Dom Eng 64:244 Ag 30 '
Set alga Plumbing; Plun
Plumbers' credit Informatloi
Eng 62:244-S Mr 1 '13
Plumbing
Automobile fac
. il Dom
rclBl
leClts
--; H3:l
■S My 10 13
. II E>om Epk 6S:102-4 O 25 '13
Continuous venting vs. crown venting, diags
Dom Eni; eS:24«-l N 22 '13
Disposal of acid waste In schools. J. Graham.
dlaga Dom Eng 63:212-4 My 24 '13
Qreonpolnt hospital. Bnmlilyn plumbhig plan.
My 17-24
™pertle.i and pracllfal uses. P.
diag." Dom Eng 63:184-5. 21S-9
Winnipeg , „ ,.
J. Smith. II Dom EJng 64:«4-5 Jl 19 '13
See uIho Baths. Public; Drainage, House;
Heating; Heating pipes: Hot water supply:
Lavoratortes; Plpo nttlngs; Pipe Joints;
Plumbing fixtures: Plumbing Inspection;
Plumbing trade; .Sanitary onglncering; Sew-
age disposal; Sewer pipes; Sewerage;
Sinks; Solder and soldurlng: Steam pipes;
Accounting
Bookkeeping for the master plumber. C; H.
Dan-aon. Dom Eng 66:34-8 O 11 '13
Cfist methods. W. A. Fink. Dom Eng 66:189-
TO N 1
'13
Inspection
""■
llii
imbing inxpcclion
Law
K.r
PI..
mMng law
Societies
n American society
ot inspci
)f pll
toclation of master
plumWs':
Na.
tlonal
end
■r fitters; also na'
mes of states
Study and teaching
Plumbing school at Carnegie "Tech." 11 Dom
Kng 65;13»-40 N 1 '1.1
Testing
: llni-
r.slly
r Illlnol.
Y. Carson, il Dom Eng 64:125-S
ise iraps — their interior construction. P.
'. Tower, diags Dom Kng 65:43-4 O 11 '13
Lolples and uses of various types of traps,
W, Tower, dlags Dom Eng 64:368-70 S
Advance In manufacture of plumbing goods.
W: Jacobus. Dom Eng 64:154 Ag 9 '13
Itights under mortgages to plumbing fixtures.
iH'm Kng 6fi:9 O I '13
Study ot drslgn In plumbing fixtures. F. W.
Tower. Dom Eng 65:76-8 O IR '13
Title to plumbing fixtures conditionally sold
and usetl In mortgaged building, Dom Eng
64:72-3 Jl 19 '13
Urinals— their sanitary renulrements. P. W.
Tower. Dom Eng 65:16.1-4 N 8 '13
Kte aUo Bath tubs: Bathrooms; Sinks
"lumblng Inspection
Proposed plumbing In spec 1 1 on ordinance tor
Chattanooga. Tenn. Dom Eng 63:239-40 Hy
'13
Report ot Ohio
Crocnlger. E
16. 29 -13
ins]i
IV: C.
Coustrucdon of law with reference to ex-
amlniilion and registration of plumbers.
Dom Eng 64:42 Jl 12 '13
PlumhinB ordln:ini'e for Morrison, Illinois.
Dom Eng 65:203-6 N 16 '13
nights 1
I>om Eng 65:9 <
Title to plumbing
Mr 16 '13
lanltallor
22 '13
plans Dom Eng I
Plumber and exjien
Dom Eng 65:240-1
Plumbing and healing In I
Ing. Seattle. Dom Eng 6i>:iii4-D u
Plumbing with conllnuous venting one
Dom Eng 64:73-4 Jl 19 '13
Shut-ott chart for private residence
Dom Eng 64:7«-2 Jl 19 '13
'■?7-^
'306-7,'^
1,f,
J is;
"107:8
25. N
8-15. '29;
of the
small profl
C. Cole.
It In
the plumbing
Eng 63:306-7
>m''Eng
''62;22'^(
;-Tf
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Few donffl to Iowa master plumbers. Dom
Eng 62:276-7 Mr 8 '13
Finance. buBlnesB and I lie maater plumber,
E. K. Ourney. Dom Eng 61:150-2 Ag 9 '13
How Hhall I filers the profit? G, MoCullouKh.
Uom Kite 63:Mi Je 21 '13
Increased etftcicncy and Ihe motor truck.
Dom EnK 62:230-1 F 22 '13
Moses Iron's ex perl meats — the salesman. D.
L: Hanson. Dom Ens 64:182-5 As 16 '13
Overhead cost In the plumbing business.
R. II. priiig-Fel'lcr. Dom Eng 64:332-3 S
20 '13
Puhllclly for plumbers. Dom Eng 62:311-2
Mr 15 '13
Solution of the apprenticeship problem. P: E.
Fladd. Dom Eng 63:401-2 Je 28 '13
Some of (he elements of contract work. E. J.
Long. Dom Eng 65:160-2 N S '13
What should the selling price be? It. H.
Priug-Feldcr. Dom Eng 65:338-40 D 13 'IS
Where costs end and profits begin. F. 8.
Prior. Dom Eng 61:364-7 S 27 ^13
Pneumitle pumpi. See Air pumpa
Pneumatic tire*. See Tires
Pneumatic too la
CompreBBed air as a foundry auxiliary. U
Iron Age »l:l»6-9 Ja II 'IS
Pneumatics. See Air flow; Gas flow; Gases
Pointing apparatus
Enlargement of sculpture: pointing machine.
J. llollliigKwurth. 11 dlag Sci Am 10!>:426 D
0- Intoxication; Lead poison-
Poles
American electric railway association: re-
iHirt of the committee on joint use of poles.
II Elec Ey J 12:86'^? O 17 '13
Condition of experimental telegraph polea.
service. C- H. TeeBdilie. Knp N 70;il)S4-6
N 27 '13
Erecting a one-piece wooden flagpole 208 (eet
long at Vancouver. II Eng Dec 63:356 S 27
13
Poles purchased <n 1911. Elec Ry J 42:64 Jl 12
Proson'.itlon of poles by kyanlzing. Ry A Eng
H 53:1054 N IS '13
1 poles. Eng & MIn J 96:
RemL._ ... ,
61:993 My 1
■13
Testa of wooden poles reinforced at ground
line, tl Elec Ry J 42:307-8 Ag U '13
Wood poles In the electrical industry. Blee
W 61:101 Ja 11 '13
Polaa, Concrete
Concrete i>olea for distribution lines, dlag
Ekf W 6:i:l,1M-6 D 27 '13
Construction ot tomTete lighting slandarda
at Eldorado, Kan. 11 Elec W 63:1331-2 D
i; '13
Experiences with concrete poles by the New
Yorlc state ralln-ujs, II plans Elec Ry J
■■ B02-4 Mr IS '13
Reli
. Ry .
G5::!86 Ag 16 ...
Re i n forced -cone re le trolley poles in Cleve-
l:ind. L. P. Crocellus. 11 Eng N 69:510-1 Mr
13 '13
Rein forced -con Crete trnllev pfiles In Syracuse
nii.l Ttlen. Knc N f!!';Iith-7 My 22 '13
Suece.-led di-.,|«n for reinforced concrete
luiles. plan ily & I'^K R r.3:10.13 N S '13
Folic*
111.
.lie In the roUce
: W. Rhoades. 1
Munlc Eng 44:35T<
German police telephone. A. Gradenwlts. II
Scl Am S 75:61 Ja 25 '13
Motor driven police patrols. Munlc Eng 15:
.'i7fi I> '1.1
Poliomyelitis. See Intantlle paralysta
Pclk. Willis
Varied work of Willis Polk. C. M. Price. II
Arch Rec- 34:566-84 D '13
Pond-week fallacy. B; Brooks. Eng Rec 63:336
S 20 'IJ
Pond-week fallacy. L. L. Dyche; W. S. Gear-
hart. Eng Rec 68:418 O 11 'IS
Pontoon bridges
Military pontoon bridges in awifl water. Eng
Htc 68:S46-6 N 15 '13
Modern engineering In an anc
capital: new pontoon bridge,
pie. P. C, Coleman. II Scl Am S 7S:80-1
Ja !5 '13
Pontoon bridge over the a olden Horn at Con-
stantinople. P. C. Coleman. 11 Eng N 70:
1018-24) N 20 '13
Pontoons
Concrete pontoons for a boathouae. D. C. '
Flndlay. 11 plan Concrete Cem 3:127-9 B '13
Poollno
Change of aentiment in regard to pools. Iron
Age 91:1398 Je S '13
Poor Richard club
Poor Richard Club, of Philadelphia. Inland
Ptr 50:891 Mr 'IS
Population
Law of population concentration. P. Auer-
bach. Scl Am 8 76:384 D 13 '13
United States
Population of New York state. Scl Am S IE:
256 Ap 19 '13
Porcelain ^ ^
Porcelain; its manufacture and decoration.
A, Oradenwlti. II Scl Am S 76:312-3 N 15 '13
Pork. See Swine
Port au Prince, i^i
Harb
Rein fore (
: Port I
Haiti. 11 plan Eng Rec 67:615-6 My 81 '18
Port organization and development. Eng Bec
68:570-1, 611-2 N 22-29 '13
Portland. Orsgon
Bridge*
Broadway bridge over Willamette jlver. W; P-
Hardesty. II plan Eng N 70:704-10 O 9 '13
Portland cement , „ ., j
Bonus system for the purchase of Portland
cement. Eng N 70:281 Ag 14 '13; Eng Rec
«S:215-6 Ag 23 '13 „,^
Cement andliydrated Hme plant of Tidewater
Portland cement co. R: K. Meade. 11 plan
Eng N 70:S5<l-64 O 30 '13
Cement materials and the manufacture o(
Portland cement in Montana. W. H.
Andrew.*. Am Inst MIn E Bui 81:2383-7
Delaware. Lackawanna & Western Specifl-
calions. By Age 54:158 Ja 24 '13 „ _, _,
Depreciation and obsolescence in Portland
cement plants U. Struckmann. Am Soc
M E J a5:-J62-4 F '13; Discussion. 3S:264-
7S F '13 ....
Hydraied lime, and Its use; discussions by
R' K Meade and R, B. Newman. Concrete
Cem 1:89 D '12
Modern methods In the manufacture of Port-
land cement. 11. K. G. Bamber. Eng N 69:
1318-9 Je 26 'IS
Portland cement speclllcatlon of Lackawanna
B. R. Eng N 69:185 Ja 23 'IS
Recommended changes In Portland cement
sped neat ions. Eng N 69:198 F IS '11
Remarks on the dejirecialion factor in the
cost of producing Portland cement. F: H.
Lewis. Am Soc M E J 35:257-61 F '13
Southwestern Portland cement works, £3
Paso. TexM.s. C; A. Smith. 11 plan Eng
A Min J 96:719-23 O 18 '13
Eugene A. Eastern r
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223
Hnrfllng. i[ Int Martna Bng lS:489-»2 N ..
New York the leading port ot the world. Scl
Am 109:178 S 6 "13
Ocean termlnnl Cor the South: Texaa City
harbor developmentB. L. C. Talmase. 11 Bel
Am S 75:118-7 F 22 'IS
Port development, Int Marina Enc 1B:1I Ja
'IS
Port tacllltlcs at PiirH, Brazil. 11 Eng Rec 67:
20s F 23 '13
. W: T.
_.._ _..„ Mr '13;.
e cond. with discussion. Am Soc M E
J 35:997-1009 Je '13
Port Iroprovements at San Francisco. F. Q.
WTilte. plan Eng Reo 68:49-60 Jl 12 '13
Port of Hamburs. I. F, Bubendey. 11 Ene N
70:189-91 Jl 11 '13
Port organization nnd development. Eng Rec
68:570-1, 611-2 N 22-23 '13
Proposed port ot Richmond. Cal.. In Sao
PranclBCo bay. Eng N 69:145 Ja 21 '13
Kelp and other sources of potash. P. K,
Cameron 11 map J Fr Inst 176:347-63 O 'II
More potash legislation looked for. Eng &
Min J S5:4S2 F 23 "13
PolfiHh in (■oliimbun Marsh. Nevada. Eng &
Mln J 95:368 F IB '13
Searles lake, Cal. potash deposit. C. B.
Dolbear. tl Eng & Mln J »5:2g9-6l F 1 '13
Pot a Hi um perm an Ban ate
Standardization o( polassium permanganate
solution by aodium oxalate. R. S. McBride.
U S Bur Stand Bui 8:611-43 Mr 1 '11
Potential waves. Se'o Electric waves
PotoBl, Bolivia
City of Polosi. Bolivia. Eng & Mln J 95:1083
My 31 '13
3 Growth of the -vanUnry pottery Industry.
— Dom Eng 6ri:36-7 O IS "13
See al«o Kaolin; Porcelain
Poultry
Electrified chickens— electricity as a Krowth
Htlmulator. II Scl Am 109:287 O 11 '13
Poultry, Shipment of
I of e
Ry & Eng R 53:
Sep alio Docks: Harbors: MeohankaJ
handling; Shipping; Terminals
Post-offlce. See Postal service
Poat- office building*
Heating and venti!a1lni,' In Toledo post oRlce.
nom Ens 62:1S4-S P' 15 '13
Building a chicken hou
317-22 Ag '13
Powdered fuel. See Coal,
. II Arc
& Bids 4
Figuring
Sydney. „
FlKUrlng the powi
Government ownership of postal cars. Ry &
Eng R 63:1152-3 D 13 '13
Lighting fixtures for postal cars. 11 Ry Age
64:681.2 Mr 21 'IS; Same cond. Am Eng
Lighting specification tor full postal cars.
Ry A Eng R 6S:61-4 Ja 18 '13
Postal car Illumination tests by Baltimore
& Ohio railroad. Blec W 61:680-1 Ur 39
Postal car Illumination tests made by the
Baltimore & Ohio, dlags Rv Age 54:669-71
Mr 21 '13; Same. Am Eng 87:212-4 Ap '13
Postal car law and specllicallon. Ry & Eng
R 53:1040-1 N S *13
Postal-car ventilation. 11 Ry & Eng R 53:677-
8 ,Te H '13
Specitl cations for postal car lighting. Ry Age
64:149.50 Ja 24 'IS; Same. Am Eng 87:
97-8 F '13
Wabash 60-root steel postal car, il plans Ry
Age (Mech ed) 87:609.13 N '13
Postal Mrvic*
Simple much. needed postal reform to prevent
underslamplng. H. Kahler, Am Ind 13:22
Jl '13
8rr alaa Electric railway mail service;
Mail handling; Parcel post; Postal cars;
Post-office hititdlngs: Railway mall service
United States
New terminal post office tn New Tork. L. B.
Marks and J. E. Woodwell. II Elec W 61;
39-43, 13T-4S. ISI-C Ja 4. 18-!G '13
Parcels post tunnel railway. II Bel Am lOS:
4 Ja 4 '13
Potash
Formation and structure of the German pot-
ash beds, H. Boeke, II Scl Am S 75:406.7
Je 2S '13
erized
Figuring power tor refrigerating plants, B:
a..j_„. ., ■"■,;201-2 Ag 5 *^13
..er required tor rolling
— . ., — -Edwards, dlag Iron Tr R
63:1009-10 D 4 '13
Harnessing nature: can the free energy of
space be utilized? W. Kaempftert. Scl Am
108:308-9 Ap 6 '13
Industrial power In the United Statesi Power
38:464 B 30 'IS
Neglected source of power In nature: (he
temperature gradient ot sea water. B. J.
Campbell. Scl Am 8 76:194 S 37 '13; Same.
Eng N 70:250-1 Ag 7 '13
Power census ot the United States: ninety
per cent of the total power produced by
the consumers. D. H. Tuck. Scl Am 3 76:
70 F 1 'IS
Power development at the Panama ■Pacific
exposition. Power 38:563-4 O 21 '13
Power from waste fuel. Sci Am 3 76:91 P
8 '13
Power generation and transmission In Indus-
trial works. Power 17:687 My 13 '13
Utilizing low-grade teniperature drops as a
source of power. Eng N 70:270-1 Ag 7 'IS
Engines; Gas power; Hydroelectric power;
Machinery; Mechanics: Myrlawatl; Power
plants; rower transmission; Solar power
plants; Steam; Tide power; Water power;
Power cast
Analysis of cost ot electric drive In a foun-
dry. Klec W 62:637 S 13 '13
Analysis of kilowatt-hour costs of combina-
tion system. Elec W 63:238 Ag 3 '13
Analysis of mo tor- service and heating costs
In a Jewelry factory; Codding- 1 lei Iborn co..
North Attleboro. Mass. Elec W 61:1369-70
Je 2
'IS
Can the faetor.v genera.. .... . .. ,
cheaper than the central station can sup-
ply ItT Ind Eng 13:47R-SO N '13
Comparative cost ot gas and steam plants.
L. B, Irfnt. Power 38:365-6 9 9 '13
Comparative 1
steam for pumping si
3 S 6 'IS
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INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
Power co9t^~Contlaued.
Comparative Installation nnd operating c
of a combined Ice -manu(ac luring and c
storage plant, li. H. Talt and h. C. N
Co8t of factory motor service. F. T. Lelllch.
Elec W 6£;S»« S 20 '13
Coat of manufacturing electricity In very
large alatlons. Etig Rec 68:311 S 20 '13
Cost of power n'Kli small k.'s engine unit, 8:
B. Moore. Jr. Power 37;52-3 J» 14 '13
COHt of sifnm and gas eiiiiipment. A. A.
Potter. Power 3x;H3«-40 D JO '13
Cutting the cost of power for the factory, S.
Ueari. Iron Ars 91:930-7 Ap 17 '13
Economy of electric drive for air -compressor
service. E:iec W 01:1418 Je 28 '13
Electric pmier costs at Kl Tigre, Eng & Mln
J 9!>:533-4 Mr 8 '13
EHectrlfying a water-meter factory, plan
I'Jisc W 62:094-5 O 1 '13
Gas-driven blowers at B.'llilehem aleel co,
A, West. Iron Aifn 91;1303-S My 29 '13;
same. Iron Tr R a;:1400-3 Je 19 13
Gas engines in M;>st furnaces and steel plants.
H. J, Frejr. Iron Tr R S2;1242-8 My 89 'ISj
Same cond. Iron Age SH:l;s,i-lS«i .My 29 "13
Gas engines vs. steam for pumping. Power
38:78K-3 D 2 '13
na^te available. It, K. Methot. Am Sc
V. J 3ri:3S2-4 F '13
nvcBtlgatlon of cost of motor drive in a
-'-- y. Elec W 62:381-3 Ag 23 '
EIngliieer'B annual rel>ort, C, T, McChesney.
Power 37:660 My 13 '13
Estimating on coat of power plants, E^g ft
Mln J 95:903 My S '13
Gas engine and steam turbine power plants.
W. C. Turner. II Power 37:480-2 AP 8
■13
Guide for close eBtimatlng on cost of pow-
er [ilants, Iltia -V 6!I;1S6 Ap 24 '13
Keeping tab in Indu.itrlal plants. P. Lundeby.
Power 37:71-2 Ja 21 '13
New York city's power problem. A. D. Blake.
II plan Power 38:280-90 Ag 26 '13
Poor lighting In the power plant. Power IT:
4S9-5U0 Ap 8 '13
Power-plant curves, J, C, Hawkins, Power
37:717-8 My 20 '13
Power plant of the Madlaon avenue building,
N.T. T: Wilson, II plan Power 38.2-< Jl
Powi
Power-plant vibration, H. G,
Power 38:481 S 3D '13
Power-plant vibration and methods of Isola-
tion. F. H. Davles. dlags Power 38:247-9 Ag
12 '13
Power plants of textile mills. J: A. Stevens.
plans Ind Eng 13:7-12 Ja '13
Power plants of lexllle mills: dlROUsslon of
35:632-0 Ap''13 '
Sctentinc management In laolated-ptant oper*
atlon. P. R. Moses, Bog M 44:714-30 F 'IJ
Selentldo management In power-plant oper-
ation. P. R, Moses, II Eng M 44:884-98 Mr
Method of co-ft UndliiE. W, U Diiraiid; D:
Ulcgelman, Power 3S:7!i7-8 D 2 '13
Modem methods of reducing generating costs.
p. W, Gilbert. Elec Ry J 41:759 Ap 28
tlon and Isolated plant. P. R. Moses, Eng
M 44:578-87 Ja '13
Purchased power In oo.il mines, H. O, Eddy.
Am Inst K E Pro 32:1158.64 An '13; niH-
cucslon 32:2206-13 D '13
Purchased power in New York state. Elec Ry
J 41:1016-8 Je 7 '13
Purchasing or making power. H: D. Jackson.
Power 38:327 3 2 M3
Rates for etectrlelty, H: D, Jackson. Eng M
44:326-34 D '12
Relation of plant size to power cost. P. M.
Lincoln, Am Inst K B Pro 32:1936-18 O '13
Am !n,-t E K Pro 32:1M6-I8 O '13
~ ' ■ ■ o,. Lynn. Mass,; good record for
fd plant, F • •-- " ■•
.0 '13
-seheilule
H. G, ati.tt and \V. H. Gorsucli, Am Tnat
K E Pro 32:1093-1131 My '13
standardization of power cost comparisons,
Ene Rec 07:567 My 24 '13
Power rates. See Electric power — Rates; Power
Power station*. See Power planta
Power transmission
Power transmission by oompreased air. G:
Barr, Power 37:296-7 Mr 4 '13
Blon efflelency. C, Reese. Iron
_ _ i
Rcc 67:482 My 3 .,
Safeguarding of overhead transmission. F.
A. Barker, dlags Ind Eng 13:253-0 Je '13
Safeguarding overhead transmission, diaga
Ry & Eng R 63:B97-g 8 20 '13
Srr aUa Air compressors: Belting: Com-
pressed air; Rlecirlc distribution; Electrlo
driving: ?:iectrlc tran.imlaslon; Gearing;
Hydraulic triinsnilsslon; Machinery; Power
plants; Pulleys; Rope driving; Shafting
Power unit. See Myrlawatt
Precious metals
Qoanlltallve determination of the precious
metals— Kold, silver and platinum, Trcnkner,
Met & Chem Eng II:S67-8 O '13
■Sec alxo Gold: Silver
Precious stones
New International carat of two hundred mil-
ligrammes, G: F: Ktinz. Set Am S 76:82-3.
98-9 Ag 9-16 '13
Ki-r .il>o [ilnmonda
Premium wage system
Casting cli-aners' wages on the premium ba-
sis, A, W. Gregg, Foundry 41:183-4 My '13
~ ■ 1 by the premium system;
r plant. Pittsburgh. I
\V. J, Downing. Power 38:721-2 N 18 '13
Efficient power plant operation. E, Conical,
Ily Age (Mech ed) 87:531-3 O "13
W. Gregg, Iron Tr R I
Mr 6
-"I'll oka nl motor car company's production
.ivstem: records, time studies, etc. O. J.
Abctl. Iron Aee 91:1473-6 Je 19 'IS
Premium, piece work, and the expense bur-
den. A. H. Church. Eng M 46:7-18 O '13
Premium system at Wulertown (Maas,) ar-
senal. Iron Age 91:173-5 Ja 9 '13
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7
Premium waga lyitam -^Continued.
PremluiD B7stsm In n ateel toanAry: a watght
baala for nitea In the toundrj' cleanTuK
room. Q. A. W. Ongg. Bug H 44:T7<-I P
8m also Bonus syelem
Preiervatlon of wood. See Wood preservation
Preiied fit*. See Fitting (englneerinfi)
Autonifttlo Btop double-crank presa. it Iron
A^e 92:80 Jl 10 13
Automobile Bide Trnme press. II Iron Ase 91:
IlC$-7 My IS '13
Back-geared power press no. 6-B. II Iron Age
91:629 F ZT 'IS; Ind Bng 13:3S4 M; '13
Bulldozer In railway shops: examples of two-
piece dies used siircessfully on this type of
machine, Lt D. Freeman. 11 plans Am Ene
87:77-9 P '13
Heavy pattern open back power press. I)
Iron Age 92:18(1 Jl 24 '13
How to calculate the power of a press. W: t..
Cathcart. II Mach 19:72S-S My 'IS
Positive acting press safety devices. II Iron
Age 92:20-1 Ji 3 '13
Standardized press attachments. II Iron Age
92; 183 Jl 24 '13
Ser aluo Dies; Hydraulic machinery;
Punching machinery; Sheet metal work
Presiea, Drawing
Double-action toggle drawing press. II Iron
Age 92:393 Ag 21 '13
Double-crank toggle drawing press, il Iron
Age 92:175 Jl 24 '13; Ind Eng 13:440 O '13
Toledo drawing press. II Maoh 19:733-4 My
Praise*. Hydraulic. See Hydraulic machinery
Preiiei, Printing. See Printing presses
Mean effective pressures. M. A, Ticker. Power
33:783 D 2 '13
Ashton wneel press recording gage. 11 Ry
Age (Mech ed) 37:447 Ag '13
Bloncic boiler edlclency meter. II plan Ind
Eng 13:179-81 Ap '13
Bristol's recording differential pressure gages.
-IS; Power 38:11-2 Jl 1 "13
Float-type recording differential -pressure
gage. II dlag Am Mach 33:879 Mv 22 '13;
Elec W 61:1189 Mv 31 "13; Met ft Chem Ent;
11:Z»6 My '13: Ind Eng 13:2«g-9 Je '13:
power 38:110 Jl IE 'IS
New recording differential pressure gage, plan
Eng N 89:833 Ap 24 '13
Reading the oil pressure gauge. Automobile
28:1205-6 Je 12 '13
Preiiwork. See Printing, Practical — Pressworh
Prost-O-Utte company, Indianapolis
New plant. 11 plan Iron Age 92:489-95 S 4 '13
Preventive medicine. See Medicine, Preventive
Prices
of extra prices for special sizes or qualities.
J. L. Replogle. Iron Age 92:9"" " " " "-
Danger of a distributing trust.
8T Ag 2 '1!
Evils of price cutting. Scl Am 109:111 Ag 9
IS
Future contract prices. A. Del Uar. Eng M
48:1-6 O 'IB
Future prices of commodities and materials.
A. Del Mar. diags Sol Am 109:137 D « '13
How the consumer la affected. E. A. Stuart.
Scl Am 109:127 A(r 16 '13
How the retailer and the public benefit by
price maintenance. C: R. Stevenson. Scl
■ Am 109:31 Jl 12 '13
Price filing and competition. Scl Am 109:87
Ag S '13
Price n:ilng by a monopoly and price fixing
by a single manufacturer. W. KaempfTert.
Scl Am 108:666 Je 21 '13
Price maintenance and modern merchandis-
ing. W. KaemplTert. 8cl Am 109:20 Jl E '13
n O 30 -
'13
1 19
Prices and ralea. Eng M 46:95-6
Prices and the ultimate (
109:7 JI 5 '13
Bupreme court of the United States on price
maintenance. Scl Am 10S:54E Je 14 '13
What is the selling price? R. H. Pflug-Felder.
Dom Eng 6S:4B-6 O 11 '11
Hee alao Food— Prices
Prime mover*. See BnglneB
Prince Rupert, British Columbia
Real Prince Rupert. Arch Ree 34:94 Ji '13
Printers
Apprentice printers' technical club. W. B.
Stevens. Bee monthly numbers of the In-
land printer
Chairman of the chapel. W. Bromley. Inland
Ptr 52:49-52 O "13
F^om ad -man to pastor: Rev. Joseph S.
Morris, por Inland Ptr 6l;60-l Ap '18
Printers of note — the Stephens. W. C. Ble-
loch. Inland Ptr 51:524-5 Ji '13
fee olin Day. J:; Orafton. R;: Gulen-
l>er(i. J.; Pluntin, C; Rynson, R:; Tory, G.;
Worde, W. da
Printing
do' itlao Alumlnotypes; Apprentices; Cap-
it.illiatlon : Claude process; Color printing;
Editing; Electro typing; Printing, Practical;
f*rlntlng 2s a profession; Printing machin-
ery; Printing ofllces; Printing presses;
Bibliography
Literature ot typography. H: L: Bullen. In-
■ ~ "";878_-82.^ '?.*lH= 51:56-9, 214-B.
S-61.
396-9 F-D '13
S-ZO, 692-3, 867-8, 52:72-6, 233-5,
Exhibition*
J. Inland Ptr 60:701-1 867-
8: 51:77-9 P-Ap 'IS
BlbUoffrophv
Histories of printing. H: L: Bullen. Inland
Ptr 62:72-5, 233-6, 396-9 O-D '13
Specimens. P: J. Treilse. See monthly num-
bers of the Inland printer
Study and teaching
Why apprentlcaa need supplemental Instruc-
tion. Inland Ptr E0:5T1 Ja 'It
Montenegro
Printing In Montenegro In the 16tll centuDr.
C. A. Hartman. Inland Ptr 50:521-1 Ja 'It
New York
Oldest Job-printing offlee In Hew Tork, H:
L; Bullen. Inland Ptr G0:G19-tl Ja 'IS
arlntlng, Practical
onset printing. R O. Vandercoolc. Inland Ptr
50:538-9 Ja '13
Systematic tie-up. B. B. Udell. It Inland
Ptr 52:220-2 N '13
Kee alan Color printing; Elect retyping;
Linotype: Printing machinery: Printing of-
llces: Printing presses; Proofreading; Type;
for
Inland Ptr 51:667-9 JI '13
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Printing, Practical— CoatB — Conliitued.
How about dIstrlbuUon? R. T. Porte. Inland
Ftr 61:281 My 'I!
KatlonaJ ayMein tor maaMirlng compoiltlon.
B: B. Paaaano. Inland Ptr S1:59E-T Jl 'II
Sold for a dollar— what did It coat? R. T.
Porte. Inland Ptr G0:733-4 F '13
EitJmatai
Ethics In etUmatlns. B. Daniels, inland Ptr
51:108 Ap '13
Oood eatlnuttOT. B. Daniels. Inland Ptr SI:
TU-* Ak 'IS
Presaroom. See montbly numbers ol tbe In-
land printer
Up-to-the-minute presaroom; New York
Tlmea. 8. H. Horgan. 11 Inland Ptr B0:B81
Mr -1)
Printing at » profeatlon
PTtntinE-offlce as a vocational school. W. H.
WrtKht. Inland Ptr il:2tl-t My '13
Printing costs. See Printing, Practical— Costs
Printing machinery
Machine recorders and prlntlns machinery.
O: P. Card. dUgs Inland Ptr El:571-E 31
'!>
Machines tor nrlntlnK railroad tickets. 11 8cl
Am 108:319 Hr IB 'IS
fi«c aim Llnotn>e: Printing presses
Hill publlsblns CO. II EnK N 70:1298-9
3S '13
Motor drive In a modem printing plant: Com-
mercial ptf. CO., Akron. O. H. C Turpln.
II Inland Ptr El:E81-8 Jl '13
Profettlonsl ethlce
Btt aim EnglneerLng ethics
Professions, Cholcs of
Industrial need of technically trained men.
A. B. Qtilncy. Scl Am 10»:» Jl 1* 'II
Profiling machines. See Cutting machines
Profit
Apportionment ot protlta ot building and loan
associations. O: O. Scott. J Account 10:360'
7 K 'IS
Sec aito Interest
Profit sharing
Pront sharing. Am Mach 38:7«.50 My 1 'IJ
Profit sharing by Washington rallwaj A elec<
trie company. Washington, D. C. Blec Ry
J 11:8T Ja 11 '13
ProIH-sharing plan of the Washington r^l-
way & electric company. W. F. Ham. raec
Ry J t3:8H-5 O 16 '13
Toungatown sheet & tube company's plan of
distributing a surplus. Iron Age 9i:lllB N
13 '13
Projectiles
Arm.or- piercing projectiles. Iron Age 9£:SS9-T0
8 36 '13
Bomb-dropping tn the Balkans. Sol Am 109:
878 O 11 '1!
Fighting In the air. C. Dlenstbacfa. Bcf Am
m:8S Ag t 'It
Manufacturing armor -piercing shells In
Spain. II Iron Tr R 53:B42-4 S 8B '13
Night attacks In modem warfara: abells that
Unrequited service. II Inland I
'IS
Management
Advertising. M. Gross. Inland Ptr 50:521-5
Ja '13
Advertising for the printer. C: W. Hoyt
Inland Ptr S0:62G-T Ja 'IS
Collecting Mils for printing. B. Dash. In-
land Ptr 50:861 Mr '13
Cost and method, B. Daniels. Bee monthly
numbers ot the Inland printer
Bconomlcal selling tor the printer. C: W.
Hoyt, Inland Ptr B0:692-3 P '13
Making use ot stock ofT-cuts. D. Kimball. In-
land Ptr 51:223 My '13
Opportunity for the small printer. Q. D.
Grain, Jr. Inland Ptr 51:813-5 S '13
Order blanks. Inland Ptr 52:118-9 D '13
Printers and parcels post. O. D. Crain, Jr.
Inlanft Ptr 51:511-1 Jl 'IS
Reaching the public through printing. W: T,
O'Donnell. Inland Ptr 61:10f-g Je '13
Shop etndency. T, Facey. Inland Ptr 51:731-
fi Ag 'IS
System for the country oillce. L. Lester. In-
land Ptr Bl:62l)-2 Jl '13
Two kinds of competition. A. W. Mlchener.
Inland Ptr 51:279 My '13
Where are the proQts? J. Wetzel. Inland
Ptr Bl:118-9 Ap 'IS
Working together. T. Facay, Inland Ptr 51:
G9t-G Jl 'IS
Printing pre
Proper pa _^ ._
Inland Ptr 51:891-2 8 'IS
Tools used In making printing presses. R.
Mawson. tl Am Mach 38:719-24 My 1 '13
See oIto Printing, Practical— Press work
Modem city Jail for Salt Lake City, Utah,
plana Hunic Gng 4G;t77-9 B '13
PrKchard, Zarh Howllson
Painting the wonders under the sea. C: H.
Carroll, il Scl Am 108:179 F 22 '13
Producer gas. Bee Gas manufacture and works;
Gas producers
Progress In military eiploslTea. W. J. Haw-
r Gl:19-Gl Ap kins. II Bog N S9:»-2 Ja I 'IS
Prony brake. See Dynamometer
D 'IS
Proofreader versus writer. F. H. TeaU. In-
land Ptr El:TXl-l Ag '18
Proofroom. F. H. Teall. See monthly num-
bers of the Inland printer
Proofrooms ot the greater New York news-
papers, C. A. Hartman. II Inland PIr 52:
309-15 N '13
Range and limits of proofreading. F. H. Teall.
Inland Ptr 50:559-60 Ja 'IS
What proofreaders should not correct. P, H.
Teall, Inland Ptr 51:269 My 'IB
Calculations for strength of propeller blades
and studs. R. M. Fotheringham. dlag Int
Marine Er« 18:262-3 Je 'IS
Casting a 27,000 pound manganese bronse
propeller wheel. W. R. Dean. 11 Metal Ind
n s 11:71-3 F '13
Design ot propellers for geared turbines. P:
Dolg. Int Marine Eng 18:136-7 O '13
Gmplrlral method of screw propeller design.
P: Dolg. Int Marine Gng 18:211-5, SOl-6 3e-
Am 8 75:815-8 My M 'IS
Propeller shafts — how to iH^eserve and how to
protect them. Int Marine Bng 18:1<1 Je 'U
Shallow draft tug fitted with sli propellers.
P. M. Van Brakel, Int Marine Eng 18:173-1
Ua^e ^g^ie'il
fiiv oJm Naval ! ...
Propellers, Aeroplane. See Aeroplane propel -
Property
Bft alto Copyright; Valuation
Property, intellectual. See Patentfl
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Searchlns (or oresboota In tbIub. Kiik A Uln
J SG:9<l-4 Ur 10 'IS
What lh« Forest florvlce oftora the prOBpeclor.
L, A. Falmer. En^ & MIn J 9E:10I1-S My It
Bee alio ABsayins; Divining: rod; Mines
BDd mineral resourcea; Ore aampUng
Protectlv« ralayi. Se« Ble«triG protective ap-
Provldence, Rhode Island
Rallroada
EUpreaa and freight trsfflo In ProvUlence.
II Blec Ky I U;5T1-T Mr 19 'II
Rapid tranalt
Recent Improvemeata In the electric nOlway
metem of Providence, R. t U plan Sllec I^
J U:56-tl Jl IS -IS
Prowo, Utah
Water supply. II plkn Bug Rec ST:325 Mr
it '13
Paychology, Educational
PedacoBleai laboratoiiea: how cblUren an>
■ludled In a Ruaalan laboratory. P. R.
RadosavUevlch. 11 Scl Am lD9:lSl-2 Ae 3D '13
Tuinhinr imra the chlld'a point of view: a
: created by Prof. Bmat Heu-
Paychrometry
Chart for uae
dry bulb thermometera in mamnff pay-
chrometrlo determinations. C. P, Llnvllla.
Am Inst Uln E Bui 82:2633-8 O '13
Public accountanti. See Accountants, Public
. America I
asaoclation of public a
Public balha. See Batha. Public
Public bulldlnaa
Municipal buildings. Spring Held, Mass. Pell
&. Corbett architects. II Arch & Bids 45:
m-t D '13
Hew bnlldlDB for tbe Bureau of en^^vlns and
Brlntlng, Waahiiirton, D. C. F. W. Lepper.
plana Bng 100:385.8 Ab 81 'IS ■
New City Hall of San Francisco. II plan
Munlc Eng 45:113-23 N '13
Our earlleat civic center: the Independence
hall group In Philadelphia. T: Brabaaon. II
Sculptor of monumenlal architecture: work of
Adolph A. Weinman. C: H. Dorr. 11 Arch
Rec 33:518-32 Je '13
Stale education building, Albany. N. T. II
plan Arch & Bldg 4fi:lT3-81 My '13
Set alto Court houses: Capital bulldlnss;
Library archlieclure: Municipal centers:
Poat-offlce buildlnBs; Public comfort sta-
tlona; Schoolhouaes
Public comfort itallons
Chicago !n need of public
Dom EnB " '" "
, fort stations.
_ _ 21 '13
Chicago women advocate comfort stations.
EWm Eng S6M O IS '13
Dallas. Texas, comfort station for women. 11
Dom Ens 64:178-8 Ag 18 '13
Kansaa City, Mo., public comfort stations.
II plan Dom Eng 02:2-7 Ja 4 '13
Pasadena. Cal,. women's comfort stations. A.
C. Shaver, il plans Dom Eng 83:210-1 My
34 '13
St. 1/OulB. Mo., public comfort stations. J.
Graham. 11 plans Dom Eng 61:26-8 Ap 12 ■11
Trenton, N. J., public comfort station. 11
plan Dom Eng 65:«S O IS 13
Public health
American public health assn. 41st annual
convention. Colorado Springs. Sept., 1913:
abstracta of papers. Eng Reo 68:293-7 S
IS '13
Life consM^atlon. Scl Am 8 Tt:39 Jl 1» '18
Prevention of dlaeaae veraua coat of living.
T; P. Harrington. Scl Am S 76:408-3 Je »
Regulation on i
carriers. W. i
O 17 'IB
Btt alio Dust removal! Public comfort
stations; Sewage disposal; Sm<riie preven-
tion; Ventilation; Water pollution; Water
Study and teaching
Harvard -technology school for health offlcera.
Bng N 70:430 Ak ZS '11
Public health laws
Andy Piper's dream of a atate sanitary code.
Dom Eng 84:166-8, S17-S Ag 9, 23 '13
Public lands
Public land withdrawala. H. J. Hohl. Enc £
Mln J 98:1034-6 N 39 'IS
8ee alao Coal landa; Mineral lands
Public playarounda. See Playgrounda
Public aervlce commlaalont
Appointment of consulting engineers on
public- service oomralsslona. Eng Rec «S:e4S
N 15 'IS
Commlsalon control of public utilities. E3ec
W 81:631-1 B 11 'II
Discussion of public -utility regulation and
accounting methods. Elec W 63:679-81 O
Engineer membera for the New Tork public
service commissions. BiiUC N 69:371-1 F t '13
Engineers on public service conunlailona.
Eng Rec 67:168 F 8 'D
Functions of a technical atail In tbe regula-
tion of public utilities. W: D: Pence. Bng
Rec 67:280-2 Mr 8 '13; Same cond. Eileo
W 61:489 Mr 3 'IB
Functions of public service commlaalona. Bl»c
Rf 3 41:800 Ag 13 'II
Hale and Olmated on public utilities. Elec Rr
J 41;6G6-6 Mr 21 'll
Home rule versus atate control of Illinois
publio utilities. Bieo W 61:1161 Je 11 'U
How the rilnols Legislature paased the bill
for a utilities oommlaalon. Elec W 61:G-6
Jl 6 '13
UUnola public u till tie* oommlaalon created.
Elec W 61:1401-2 Je IS 'II
Missouri bllL Elec Ry J 41:661-7 Mr 11 'IS
Ohio public service commission promulgates
tral a
rules
latlor
_ ..jatliw. Heat & Ven
.1/.00-4 My 'IS
Pennsylvania new public service law. Ry Age
56: 238-9 Ag 8 '13
Public service commission news. See weekly
numlwrs ol the Electrical rovlew and west-
ern electrician; EleotrlcaJ world
Public -service regulation as exemplified by
Wisconsin commission. Elec W 61:662-8 Mr
29 '13
Public service regulation as exempllBad by
— immlsslon. EleC Ry J 41:677
Wisconsin c
Mr 19 '13
! legislation. Ry ft 1
Blee W 61:
Rate regulation by
410-1 Ag 30 'IS
Recommendations of governors on public
utilities. Elec W 61:Bl-4, 1S3-4 Ja 11-18 'IS
Regulation of utilities by commission. H.
Erlckson. Ry Age 54:li;5-9 Mr 28 '13
Relation of the Bureau of standards to com-
missions, Blec W 52;!'41-2 N 3 'IS
Two epochs of rate regulation. W: J. Norton.
Elec W 62:414-5 Ag 30 '13
West Virginia public utility bill. Blec Ry J
Wlaconsln t
and regulations relati^
gaa and electric servl
rised set of rule*
o the standard of
Elec W 81;41T A«
try; National association of railway co
mlssloners: Public service corporations
Public service corporation of New Jersey
Annual report, 1912. Blec RT/'3^*l:tn-t \
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INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
Publfc aervlce corporation of Naw Jcrtty-Cimt.
Public service publicity work In Newark. N.
J. Elec Ry J <1:S06-S My 3 '18
Public tervica corporations
Byllesby on centralization ol public- utility
management. Elec W fll:lSi-) Ja IS '13
Comparative earnlnsa of public utilities. Ellec
Ry J 41:118-9 Ja 18 '13
Conference of public policy committees of
National Elec, L,lglit Assn. and Am< Elec.
Ry. Absq. ElBO W 61:384 F 22 'IS
Contention over depreciation fund In attack
on Cincinnati Union saa & electric co. leaae.
Elleo W SZ:fi-T Jl 6 '13
Co-operatton ot associations; National Eiec.
Lisht Aiisn. and Am. Elec Ry. Assn. Eiec
W 61;S81-2 F 22 'IS
Corporations and the c
_ _ _munity. Elec Ry
11:140-1 Ja ii '13
Denver water case. Bn^ Rec 68:3 Jl S '13
Depreciation and public ' '"*' —
Depreciation
Education
1G:1'
i-16 F 'IS
I Ap 2
'13
of public I
: Ha8«-
Sl:1026-7 My IT '.
61:1130-1 My 3
Pennsylvania public Hervlce company law.
Ry Age 5K:37S-81 Ag 29 '13
Pennsylvania public-service law. E^c N TO;
431-a Ac 28 '13
Pennsylvania uUlitlea bill. Elec W 82:120 Jl
10 -li
Present tendency of public service resula-
tlun. R: M'Cullocti. Elec Hy J 42:818-60
U IT '13
" otpubllc ullllty laws and
F. Hedley
: Ry J 42:8(
Recommendations
Kovemor* on public
e resulation. R.
" S '13
. Sailers. J
pioyees. L Galloway. J Ao-
couai iD:tfD'-Dd J a '13
F. Elkins. Eiec Ry J 43:i:;76 D :;0 '13 '
air rate ot return for public utilities as
affected by unearned Increment, Eng N 89;
Midyear banquet ot Am. Elec Ry. Assn..
1913. Elec Ry J 41:20e-8 P 1 13
Mistaken popular notions con com I nK public
service corporations. F: Strauas. Elec Ry J
41:190-2 P 1 'IS
Preparation for public- utility regulation. ICng
Rec 68:283 S 13 '13
public service publiclly work In Newark, N.
J. Elec Ry J 41:806.8 My 3 '13
Public utiiitiea and public policy; Pres, Vall'a
views. EnK Rec eT:311 Mr 22 '13
Regulation of public utilities. W;
nat>. Elec W 6l:ST-g Ja 4 '13
Regulation ot public ulllitles In Wisconsin.
H. Erickson. Ry & Eng R 83:300-3 Mr 29
'13
_. _ Gas, elactrlc and
of Oklahoma, Oklahoma
Ulty. May, iai». Klec W 61:1023.4 My IT '13
Ih anneal convention of Arkansas assn, of
public utility operators, LJttle Rock, May,
1913. Elec Ry J 41:888-9 My IT '13; Elec W
Rates
Original cu»t versus replacement cost as a
basis for rate reRulallon. R. V. Hayes. Ry
Age 5S:450-Z S 13 '13
Relation of surplus to rate- making. Elec
W 62:942-4 N 8 '13
Various phases ot mi
frankly dlacusBed at
21-3 Jl E '13
Public speaking
Public apes king In the enKlneerlng school.
Iron Aee 91:1187 My 15 '13
Public utilities. See Public service corporations
Public works
Appointing commlEBiona for dlrecllnK public
works. Eng N 69:318 F 13 'IS
Conservation of water resources for Inland
mivlgadon. A. H. Scheraer. Munic Eng 44;
429-30 My '13
Flood prevention, and a government depart-
ment of public works. I. Randal pb. Bnc
N S9;8T8 Ap 24 'IS
Ocnerul principles ui>plicable to public con-
Btrucllon contracts. Eng N T0:10n N 30 '13
Oovernmeni and public works of Delhi. India.
" ■■■■■■. Bng N 69:10flB-T My 2r ■■-
Prop
of
c W
with'the* b'iindera off, by a former railway
manager. Elec Ry J 42:1S4-E> Ag 2 '13
See al»n Carriers; Depreciation; Electric
service companies; Gas companies; Munici-
pal ownership; Public service commissions;
RalimadB; Street railroads; Telephone com-
Hearlng on Pennsylvania utiliUes bill. Elec
Ry J 41:821 My 3 '13
Illinois public utility law. Elec Ry J 42:92-3
Jl 18 '13
Indiana public utility law. Elec W 61:657-9
Mr 18 '13
Indiana public utility measure. Elec Ry J
41:515-6 Mr 16 '13
Messages of the governors. Elec Ry J 41;74-B,
feilerition. R. McMlll
D 13 '13; Same. I^lfc w (.:;:ii:ta-iji
IS '13
New public-utility laws In Indiana and
sourl. Eng N 69:706 Ap 10 '13
!nnsylvan1a public service company
^ec Ry J 42:194-5. 210.1 Ag 2-9 '13
works, Eng Rec 6T:4B6 Ap 26 '_.
Proposed national department Ot public
works. Ry 6 Eng R 53:369 Ap 19 '13
experience with I he Boston public
s department organization. Eng N 69:
J My 22 '13
--- ■— — ■■— Municipal engineer-
itillc buUdingB:
—Regulation; Roads;
nd cities, Bu
■hlllpplne Islt
I-ublic works.
I'uhJIc works
Publicity
Public service publicity work In Newark, N.
J Elec Ry J 41:806-8 My 3 '13
Publicity work by engineering societies. E)ng
chiislng afcent and publicity: two neglect-
1 factors In prlee stabilization. J: C. Jay,
■. Iron A){e 91:310-1 Ja 30 '13
•Bte olm> Advertising
Book title
pase
dates.
]-:n,
( & Min
J 96:1038
Re<T
irds for the
works publication 1
Iron Age 91:1066-9
m"*!*
A.
'13
jddll
Tume
e.-ictl.
m Agf
r 9lT(
puddling process.
188-9 Ap% '13
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Mach lS:61I-2 Mr '13
Magnetized pulleys for conveyor bells, diae
, Eng & Mln J 9B;421 F 2a '13
Making the Philips preaaed steel pulley, C.
Powi
. Luc
ll Ma'ch Yo'T75~8o"^S~'13
.tiBmlftlng_capaclliea of pullsya. J:
S, Leese. Power 3T:628 My 6 'IS
Pulleys tor hiKh-gpeed tranamlBBlon. Ind Bog
13:2T Ja '11
Rope driving; Sha'ftlns
Pullman car*. See Sleeping cars
Pulmotor
Mechanical resuscitation: action and opera-
* T of the pulmotor in mine-rescus work.
resplrallon. il Sci Am 108:U7 P ^ ._
Scientific American gold medal awarded to
pulmotor by American museum of aafsty.
Colliery 33:181-5 Ap '13
Pulp wood. See Wood pulp
Pulsograph
New devlee tor locatinc leaks fe water mains.
11 Bug N 70:51E 8 11 '11
Pulverlied coal. See Coal. Pulverized
Pumping machinery
Acres Irrlgaled or clralned i>y centrifugal
pumps. Eng N C!l:1072 My 23 '13
BalanclnK devices for centrlfuKal pumps, dlag
Eng N 70:721 O S -18
Balancing devices for centrifugal pumpA A.
V. Mueller, dlags Eng N 70:190-4 B 11 'IS
Bolter-feed pumps. A. Williams, plan Blee
W 6I;202 Ja 25 '13
Centrifugal pump for moltpn lend, J; F, MM-
■ Eng & Mln J !I5:38« F IS '13
Centrifugal pumps. H. De Huff. II Uet A
Chem Eng Jl:rt9-71 Ag '18
Corrosion and erosion. S. M. Graham. Pow-
er SS:JOT-g Ag 2S 'IS
Deep well pump problem, W, Chulsana. plan
Power 37:611 Ap 29 '13
Design ot volute chambers for centrifugal
pumps, dlag Ind Eng 13:317 Jt '13
Conor"" "* -^■■— "*."- "'■•I, —..^11^- ji-
Feed water heating and pumping, plan Few-
er 37;11S-8 F 1 -IS
heating and pumping. F. C.
Feed _ „ _.._ ,...,
Wight, Power J7;S90 Mr 18 'IS
10, 000, 000- gal. direct-acting explosion pumps
at Chlngtord, England, plans Eng N 69;
764.6 Ap 17 'IS
Functions and design of air chambers. C; Q.
Richardson. 11 Power 38:70-2 J1 8 '13
Graph leal method for cnmputing pumping
problems, Ry A Eng R 63:330-1 Ap S '13
Hellocoidal Impeller centrifugal pump. C. V.
Humphrey pumps for I>)ndon water -works,
plans Power 37:602-* Ap 13 *H
rnlernal-rombustion pumps of the Humohrey
type, aiaes En^ Rec fi>i:9up 50 D 27 '13
Inve.ideallon of flow pmcpsups In (he as-
cending pipe of the Mammoth pump, K.
Hoefer, Am Soc M E J 35:1131-1 S 'IS
Lultwleler double-acting triplex pump, n
dlags Power 38:53 Jl 8 '13
Modern pumping units for steel mills. C. A.
Tupper. li Power 37:662-3 My E 'IS
Monln s reversible rotary pump with tight
Joints, dia«B Automobile 2S:I121 My 29 '13
diag.i Am .Soc M R J 35:637-9 Mr '13
New Bundy tilting hot-water pump, il plan
Power 37:696-6 Ap 29 '13
New design of centrifugal dredging pump. H.
S. New. 11 Eng N 69:31-2 Ja I '1!
New type of centrifugal Ore Dump, plans
Automobile 18:508-7 F 10 'IS
New type of non-pulsating pump, 11 dlag
Iron Age 91:1109 My S '13
New use tor Atlantic diaphragm pumping
engine, Munlc Eng 41:162 F '13
Novel control of steam for pump. H. O. Rich-
ards, dlag Power 38:239 Ag ia''13
of
pumpa In
England. Eng Rec 88:412 O 11 'IS
Piping mlne-Dump air exhaust W. I* HOIU-
ton, plan Power 37:677-8 Ap U 'D
Pittsbursh's large pumping engine, II Pow-
er 38:537 O 28 '13
Placing a large suction pipe. J: F. Nagle. II
plan Power 37:270 P 2B '18
Power machinery ot the American steel In-
dustry. R. L. Streeter. 11 Kng U 44:211-8 N
Pump building plant at Alameda, Cal. F. A.
aianley. II Am Mach 38:861-6 My 22 'IS
Pump-valve leakage, dlag Power 38:712-1
N 35 -13
Pump with hydraullcally operated suction
valves, H, B. Goodwin, diftg Power 88:99-100
Jl 16 'IS
Pumping and heating of oU fueL R. T. Strohm.
dlags Elec W 18:850-2 S 27 '13
Pumpinc water for locomotives on rack
railway up Mount Washltifiton, C, B. Ed-
wards, Eng Rec 68:690 1> 20 '13
Pumps and the principles of atmospheric
presaure, F. W, Tower. 11 Dom Eng 62:
230-2 F 22 '13
Recent activity In the explosive pump art.
II Scl Am 108:4»a-7 My 81 "18
Seagrave pump. B. K. Black, dias Munlc H)ng
45:92 Jl '.13
Sidewalk gasoline pumps draw transient
traile. dIaRS Aulomohile 29:650-1 O 9 '13
Slippage of rerlprooatins pumps, M. K. Baer.
Power 37:488-8 Ap 8 'IS
Slippage of reciprocating pumps. T: McMil-
lan. Power 37:792-3 Je 3 "^IS
Starting of OPntrlfugBl pumps. A, Schachl.
It Am Soc M E J S5:323-5 F '13
"i sTec ■w'^62ri''l79"*"D 6 '13 ^"""^ presses.
Test of a two- stage turbine pump. A. A.
Potter and W. W. Carlson. Power 38:83 Jl
15 '13
Theoretical and graphical study of centri-
fugal numps. J. Dejuflt, diag Am Soc M
E J 35:1697-1701 N '13
Theory of cenlrifugal pumps, B. I,, Daugher-
ty. dlag Power 38:79-83 Jl 16 '13
Tom Hunter, hoisting engineer: Interview.
W. O, Rogers. 11 Power 38:77-8, 469-81 Jl
16. S 30 -11
Triple -plunger artesian well pump. II plan
Eng N «:«4 F 17 '18
Pumpinq machinery. Electric
Auxiliary deep -welt waler-suwly with alec-
tric pumpa. dlaxs Eng N 70:346-7 Ag 21
^ _ _.., .»aters. W. J, Reardon.
II Metal Ind n s 11:26-7 Ja '18
Low lift cenlrlfiigal pumps of high efficiency.
II Eng & Mln J 96:929-30 N 16 '13
J 96:723 O 18 '
S. S. Walker. Flng & I
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Are protectfon. U Elec W 62:1168 D S It
Fire pump motors at alternB.tliiK current
type. H. P. Heed, ll Iron .Tr R B3;879.gO N
IS -IS
Pumping (tatlona
AtlanUc City puraplnK plant. W. O. Itogera.
il plan Power 38:876-80 D 23 '13
<^uHe o[ dllDculty In Batavla sewaxe pump-
ing BtHtlon. K, B. Mathes and R. I.. FUz.
Bnx Rec ST;3i6 Mr £2 '13; Same. Munlc
BUK 44;3Sl-t Ap '13
Comparative ecoBomy ot producer ns and
Bteam tor pumping atatlonB. Sine Keo BE:
its-z 8 « •11
CompreSHed-alr pumping plant. Meridian.
IdaJio. I^ W. AUlBOn. II Power 38:812-3
D IS '13
Condenalne- water auxiliary pump. 8. H.
FamHwortb. plan Power S7:69l)-1 My IS 'l!
Eanclency In the pumplne station. S. O. Pol-
lard. Munlc Kng 14:406-7 My '13
Gaa engines va, steam for pumping. Power
38:788-9 D 2 '13
Irrigation pumping plant at Mercedes, Tex-
as, plan Ens Rec 67:119-20 Mr 21 '11
Irrigation pumping plants. Bng Rec Si:6S-4
JTll "ll
lAxwell drainage -pumping plant near Bur-
lington, Iowa. 11 Power >f:S46-8 Je IT '11
Methods ol Increasing pumplng-plani elB-
clency. E:nK Rec 6T:41T-I Ap 11 '11
U11I Creek automatic pumping station. In-
creasing output of a Utah hydroelectric
Slant. M. B. Lott. 11 plans Blec W (1:
S3-T Mr IE '11: Same. Eng Rec 67: 188-
M Hr IE 'IS
PnraplnK Mulpmttnt o( municipal water cnri-
floatlon plant, Qrand Haplds. Mich. MUnlc
Bng 15:»0-1 8 'IS
Pumping plants for railway water supply. Ry
6 Kng R E3:10<E-; N IE '13
Pumping plants of the Western water co.
Power 38;T1E-< N 2E '13
Sew age -pumping plant In Kansaa Cltjt. O. I*
Bntlnge. plan Bng Rec eT:20e-T F !S 'IS
Bre alio Pumnlng machinery; Water sup-
ply; Waterworha
Pump«, Air lift. See Air lift
Pump*. Vacuum. See Vacuum pumpa
Punched card lyatem
Hollerith tabulating machine In the busi-
ness ofllce, S. G. Kaon. 11 Mach 20:25-8 S
Keeping books hr mMblae: the pmialita
card as a- saver of brmln Mwrgr. H- 8. Mc-
Cormftck. U 8cl Am )N:U4-B K- 1 'U
Punching
Power required lor punching. L. R. Pomeroy.
Ry Age (Mech ed) 87:372-1 Jl '13
Punching effort; with Ot' ----- ■ —
Hach 19:G89 Ap 'IS
Punching machinery
lArge boiler plate punching machine. II Iron
Age 91:1372 Je E '11
I.arge multiple punching machine. II Iron
Age 92:11611-1 N 20 '13
Locating punches In tandem dies. J. Barker.
dlog Mach 19:*6«.7 F '13
Making a aheet-eteel mIter-box In the punch
press. D. T. Hamilton. II Uach 10:810-2
Jl '13
Oahes safety device for pi
dlag Ind Eng 1S:E27 D '13
Punching and shearing values tor steel. Q. C.
dlag Ind Eng 1S:E27
Unchlng and shearing _. _.
Anthony, dlags Am Mach 3S:8E7-9 My 22
■18
Tools for multiple plunger presses. C: Doe-
Bcher. dlags Mach 19: 449-52 P '18
8m alio Dies
PunotustlOR
PunctuaUon. F. B. TealL Inland Ptr EI:8«8-4
B '»
islna agents
;d fai . _ . . .
Jay. Jr. Iron Age »1:31I>-1 Ja 30 '18
Purchasing agent's problems. I. C. Hubbell.
Iron Age 91:438-9 F IS '18
piles for New York city; ,_ — ...
Prendentast. Bng Rec 6T:SN-S1 Mr t* 'IS
ClncInnatPs purchasing STstem. Munlc Bo*
46:817-28 B '18
Economical purchasing methods. Bnr Bm >T;
SO Ja 11 '13
Effect of spec I Heat Ions and tesllng ot ma-
terials on the storekeeper's stock. Ry Age
IMech ed) 87:299-300 Je '13; Same cond.
Ry Age 61:1137-8 My 23 '18
Efficient factory purchasing syslem. W: Oug-
enhelm. Iron Age 92:117-9 Jl 17 "IS
HovF the New York purchasing syetem was
established. F. X. A. purceU. Munlc Bng
1G:13D-4 N '13
Purchasing department of a manufacturing
organization. A. C. Ward. Bng M 4«:849-GE
D '13
Purchasing through the conMlUng engineer.
Eng Rec 88:811) 8 SO 'IS
Pure food laws. See Food lawa
Pynson, Richard
•^ «, fj Bldoch. Inlftnd Ptr
Printers i
5S:E4
• O '18
Py_rl1
Mln 'E Bui 7f:761-« Tdy "'"iS"
Pyrometer* and pyromstry
Calibration ot optloU prrometan. P. D.
Foote. It Met « Chem Bng 11:97-8 F '11
Electric pyrometers with high real stance. U
Iron Tr R 53:1140 D 26 '11
Foundry pyrometers. H. W. QlUett II MetsI
Ind n s 11:S4-E, T9-80, 116-7 Ja-Mr 'IS
High- resle lance pyrometers. D. C. Draper:
C: H. Wilson. Met & Chum Bng 11:I0J-S
High
fh -resistance thermo-electric pyrumeter.
Met & Chem tCng n:G06 n '18
Horlsontal high-resistance electric pyro-
meter. II Ind Bng 18:441 O 'IS
Improved pneumatic pyrometer. 11 Iron Age
92:279 Ag 7 '13
Measurement of temperaturs by slsotrieal
means. C: B. Tbwlng. Met A Cbem Bag 11;
86-8 Ja -It
Mlcropyrometer. G: K. Burgess. V 8 Bur
Stand Bui 9:475-8 D IB '13
Modem methods of measuring temperature.
R. S. Whipple. II dlags Sol Am S 76:114-E
N IE '13
Modern tool steels and high-speed tool al-
loys. 0-. S. Armstrong. 11 Eng M 46:101-1E
Practical applications of temperature meas-
urement. R. S. Whipple, dlag Scl Am S
7S:SS6-7 D 6 '11
Selection of thermometers for iDdustrtal
plants. R. 8. Whipple. 11 Bng M 4<:114-6 O
Transformation point apparatus. It Mel A
Chem Bng 11:221-2 Ap 'IS
Tungsten and molybdennm — thair (tasrmal
emf. B. F. Nortbmp. Met A Cham Bbr tl:
4G Ja 'IS
Sfr. alio Thermo-couples
Pyrophorlc allovs
Pyrophoric alloy Industry. G. Martin. Scl
Am S 70:326 N 22 '13
Pyrophylllte
Pyrophylllte In North Carolina. C. Hafsr. U
^ng A Mln J 96:81S-S O 4 '18
Quantity surveying
Desirability of quantity surveying In the
United States. U H. Allen. Bng N T0:BB8-I
N 13 'IS
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Quantity •urvtylnv — ConHnued.
Quantity Burveylns for conatructlon. Con-
crete Cem 3:l&i)b O '13
Quantity aurvoylnB In the ITnlteil RUtei.
Bng N 70:877-8 O 30 'IS
Quarrle* and quarrying
6m al»o BlaatInK
Quartz lub« lamps. Se« Electric lamps. Uer-
Quaywall*. See Sea vails
OuebM (city)
Cons true tian of new Quebec bridge
H. P. Borden. 11 Ry Age &5:3E5-9 As
Design of large briagea, _wlth_speclal
Ige pier
Ag 2» '1
Racing. See Automobile raclns; Xacht radng
Rack for reinforcing steel, dias Concrete Cem
a;lS2 O '1»
Radiation
Comparison of thirteen radiation formula!. A.
C. Rogers. Heat A V«n 10:U-7 Ac 'IS
Convenient secondary standari) of radiation.
J Ft Inst 176:211I-2I> Ag '13
Nature of radiation. J. hT Jeans. Scl Am S
7S:2I
'13
. 1 Am S ■
Selective rad._. _ _ _ .. _
W. W. Coblentx. U S Bur Stand Bui »:»!.
117 Mr IS '13
Synopsis of radiations and tbetr character-
latlcs: wave and corpuscular radlatlona. II
Scl Am S 7S;17G-e 8 11 '1)
Bm also Cathode rays; Heat: Light; Ra-
dloBcIlvlty: Radiography: Radiometers; Ra-
diomlcromelers: Radium; Spectra; X rays
Radiation pressure
Radiation pressure: Its nature and atgnlfl-
cance. W. C. Morris. Scl Am B 78:18-8 Jl
11 '11
Radlstora
Automatic turret machine for machining
steam radiators. C. U L.ucas. Mach 20:49-
50 S '13*
8n also Heating; Hot water heating;
Steam heating
Radioactivity
Counting atoms by scintillations. B. Harsden.
11 Scl Am S 7E;iag Ur 8 '13
Disintegration theory of radioactivity. Blee
W ei:e«l Mr *9 '13
Evidence that sodium belongs to a radio-
active eerlen of elements, F. C. Brown. Sol
Am 8 76:317 My 17 'IJ
Halos In minerals: markingB due to radium
In roclts, and their slgnltlcance. J. Joly.
11 Scl Am S T&:132-E Mr 1 '13
Radiations old and new, W: H: Braffi. 11
Sd Am S 7G:341-1, SGB-B My tl-Je T 'IS
Radlo-acllve manures. Scl Am S 71:17 Jl 11
'13
Radioactivity. B. P. Adams. II Am Inst B
E Pro 32:1169-1233 My 'IS
Structure of the atom. J. J. Tbomaon. II Scl
Am S TB:S86-7 My 1 'IS
d Am 109:217 O 11 '13
Set aUa Carnotlle; Cathode rays; Elec-
trons; Helium: Phosphorescence: Radlogra-
°H.^C,
Radiometers
Instruments and methods used In i
try. W, W. Coblonti. U S Bur Stand I
9:7-S3 Mr 16 '13
Radlomlcrometer*
Radtomlcrometer. W. W. Coblentx. U S Bur
Stand Bui >:S-12 Mr IB '13
Radtotalagraphy. See Wireless telegraph
.-. bridge. K. ModJBskl. II
plans J Fr Inst lTG:239-82 S '13; Same.
Eng Rec 68:321-4, 3&4-6, 3S3-G 8 3D-0 4
■13
Designing the Quebec bridge. R Modjeskl. II
Eng M 46:417-20 D '13
Larting the 130,000.000 pound Quebec bridge.
■■ *■ "■ -ton^ LL ^!J5 " **^L*J"^ ^ ']?
_„_ _. — .i
My 10 '11
Quicksand. See EkccavAtioii
See Mercury
Eng & Mill i'oEfim-'fi'je 7 '13
First pure radium salt produced ill America.
Eng & Mln J 98:553 8 20 '11
Length of geological epochs: radium aa tbe
clock ot ages. Scl Am S 75:174 Je 14 '11
Our radium resources. C; L. Paraona. Scl
■- " -3:322-3 T "" ■■"
rellmine
raniur
radlur
Radcllff's pro ..
Mln J 95:221 Ja 2» is
Radium and the evolution Of the earth's
crust. A. Holmes. Bel Am S 78:87 Ag 1 'l*
[ladlum from American carnotlte. Eng ft
Mln J 96:1108 My 31 '13
Radium institute St. Joachimathhil. J. Hiir-
dfn. Met & Chem Eng 11:894-6 D '13
Radium production In America. E. H. Hein-
richs. Eng & Mln J 9S:9B9 My 17 '13
Uranium and radium situation. C: L. Par-
sons. Met A Chem Eng 11:175-8 Hy 'It;
Same, Set Am 8 75:347^ Je 14 'II
Btt alto Carnotlte; Radioactivity
Rail. See RaJia
Rail bond!
New rail bond. U BIm Ry J 41:1W P 1 'II
Sn alto Hall Joints
Rail failures. See Ralls— Failures
Rsli hsndllnfl
Handling second hand rails and fastenings
on branch lines. P. H. Hamilton. Ry Age
55:299-300 Ag IE '13
Rall-handllns' machine for rail renewal. II
Olg N 59:163 Ja 23 '13
Rail-handling machine for rail renewals. II
Eng N 70:1032-3 N 20 'IS
Rail JoInU
Austrian rail-joint of the wedge type. 11 Bns
N 70:866 O 2 'It
Cust-weld Joints and steel ties In Brook-
lyn, II Elec Ry J 42:920-4 O 25 '13
Mechanical and electric traction on the Farla
■treats, J. Boyer. 11 Bag H 44:15-1 O '!>
New type of rail Joint tor bascule and verti-
cal-lift bridges. II diags By A Bng R 63:
428-3 My 10 '13
tfrr alto Rail bonds; Railroads— Track;
Ralls; Welding
Rail laymo. See Railroads — Track
Railroad accidents. See Rallroada -AcctdePM
Railroad accounting. See Railroads — Account-
ing
Railroad bridge*. See Bridges. Railroad
Railroad clearing housa
Plana for a railroad clearing luniM. By Age
64:90-1 Ja 17 '11
Proposed railroad clearing house. Ry Axe Ut
100-1 Ja IT 'It
Railroad conductora
Conductor's authority and reaponslblllly. B,
Swergal. Ry Age 64:787 Ap 4 'IS
Railroad crosslnas. See Grade crossings; Rail*
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Apprentloeshlp on the Illlnola Central. Am
15tiB 87:249-52 My '13
College mun and Ihe railroads: BympOHtum.
Ry Ag? (Mech ed) S7:6S0.2, 638-40 N-D '11
Movlnft iilctuies in railway educational work.
Am Ehb ST:«7-8 V '13
MovlnB plcturea in railway eduiationnl work
In Georgia. U. C. Boy. Am I!ng 87:174 Ap
Pennsylvania railroad company apprentice
BChools. J: P. JackHon and J. W. L. Hale.
Am Inst B E Pro 32:143S-9 Je '13
Proper aims In training; for railway servloe.
hT G. HeWler. Ity & Eng R 63:583-4 Je
14 '13
Santa Fe apprentice instrucllon. R. T. Pea-
body. 11 Ry Age (Mech ed) 8T:31]-3 Je
Southern PaclDc'x school of railroading. Ry
& Edk R 53:1032-3 N 8 '13
Uiilveralty ot Clndnnali co-operative course
In railway ensinBerlng. It Ily Age 5o:2a«-8
Ag 1& '13
Vocational education in connection with
railroad work. W: U Park. By & Ena R
63:1B7 My 17 '13
Why don't railroads hold the college man?
Ry Age {Mech ed) 87:523-4 O '13
Railroad employees. 8ce Ballrood a— Employees
Railroad engineering
American railway bridge and building asao-
elation meeting: abstracts of reports of
commlttceB and dlscuseions at 23d annual
convention, Montreal, 1913. Ry Age i5:1Si-
S3 O 24 '13
American railway bridge and building uaso-
ciatlon: reports and dlscnsalone. Ry & ling
R 63:992-4 O 25 'JS
American railway engineering assn. : pro-
ceedings and rcKlstrallon of 14lh annual
convention. Chicago, Mr., 1913. Ry Age B4:
671-99, 610-33, 701-32 Mr lB-21 '13
Finding the iiolnt ot InterHection^ of_
F:ng Rec 88:734 D 27 '13
14th annual convention ot the American rail-
way engineering assn., Chicago. 1913. Eleo
Ry J 41:643-8 Mr 28 '13; Eng N 69:840-4
Mr 27 '13: Ry & Eng R 63:274-86 Mr 22 '13
Industrial need of technically trained men;
the poSHlbilitles ot railroad englneeriDg. A-
W. Johnston. Sci Am 109:892 O 11 '18
Recommendations adopted at annual conven-
tion of Am. railway engineering assn.,
1913. Eng Rec 87:346-7 Mr 29 '13
Review of work ot Am. railway engineering
assn. as reported to annual convention.
1913. Eng Roc 67:321-4 Mr 22 '13
University of Clncinnall co-operative coursf
In railway engineering. II Ry Age B5:29B-
8 Ag 16 '13
S.<; alio I^coinolivea: ilullroad survey-
" *■ ■"-.nstriicUon; Riillroads—
repair: Railroads — Man-
R. a. Beard,
Malntenar
agement; Surveying
Railroad enalnaera
railway valuation. Ry"i Eng 'r"'6 J"688-»
See al'O Locomotive pnglneerH; also
American railway engineering aB.qorlatiun
Railroad fares. 5;ee Ra 11 ro^ids— Fares
Railroad flnanee. See linllroada— Finance
Railroad gage. See Railroad.^— Track
Railroad hoapltala
Modern railway hospital and its management.
R.^ O. Woolsey. Ry & Eng B E3:S6S-4 8
Elec Rv J 42:8'
An^ilysia of trail
B5;750-6 O SI '
legislation. Ry Age
Caboose laws. Am Eng 37:87 P '13
Decision on hourB-of-ser\'lce law In the case
of the government against the Kansas City
Southern. By Age 64:288 P 14 '13
Grade separation laws and requirements: ab-
stract of 27 state laws with tabular resume
ot city requirements. Ry Age 55:1118-21
D 12 '13
Indicting high railway offlcers tor man-
slaughter. Eng N 69:863 Ap 24 '13
Legislation affecting the time and manner of
iiavmeni of railroad wages. A. B. Jonea.
I 55;_871-2 N 7 '13
Ry Age' 6!>:27a Ag
55:61 Jl 11 '
Massnchusetts new railroad law. Ry Age 64:
1H09-10 Je 27 '13
Minnesota rate case decision: comment. Ry
& Eng R 53:M6-7 Je 14 '13
Plague ot "full crew- bills. Ry & Eng R 63:
S16-7 Ap 5 '13
Plea against hasty legislation. Ry Age 65:
449-50 S 12 '13
President C; S. Mellen appeals for fixed pol-
icy. Ky & Eng R 53:246-7 Mr 15 '13
Railroad offldals urge caution in federal safe-
ty legislation. Ry £ Eng R 53:861-2 S 13
'J3
Special committee on relations of railway
operation lo legisUition, report no. 10. Ry
& Bng R 53:476-7 Mv 24 '13; Summary
ot report. Ry & Eng R 53:1077-8 N 22 'IS
Steel pEissenger car and existing passenger
equipment, Ry & Eng B 53:1040-1 N 8 MS
Train wrecks and hasty legislation. By *
F^ng R S3:846-T 8 6 '13
Value ot property In New York roorganlra-
tlon case. Elec By J 41:381-2 Mr 1 '13
Krc nlun Interstate commerce law; Pub-
lic service eorporitions— l,aw; Railroads-
Rates; liait roads— Valuation: Bailroada and
stnte; Street railroad law
Railroad management. See Railroads— Ma nage-
, Ry Sl Eng R 63:
Objections to the Interstate commerce com-
mission aped fl cations tor mapa and pro-
"'— ' — — llroad valuation. By & Bde H
53:891-2 S 20 '13
ttesurvey of the Wheeling & Lakt
M. Taylor, maps By & " "
Eng R 53:1060-3
Speelfirn lions for maps and profiles for fed-
eral valuation al railroads: objections by
carriers. Eng Rec 68:292 8 13 '13
Railroad motor cars. See Motor cars (rall-
(or positions In Ballro
i Ballro
ihopi. See liailroads— Shops
Railroad signal*. See Railroads — Signals
Railroad Smoke Inspectors' association of Chl-
ResiSls of investigations. Ry Age (Mech ed)
87:478 S '13
Railroad surveying
Hand slgnuls for field parties, R, S. Bedrd.
dlag Ity Age 54:SRR Ap 18 '13
Reaurvey of the Wheeling * Lake Brie. D.
M. T.ivlor. maps Rv & Eng R S3:10SO-S
N 16 '13
«ic aUn Railroad maps
Railroad termlnala. Sea RaJIroada — Terminala
Railroad tiel
Adzine and Imring machines. II Ry Age 64:
lOiH-5 My 16 '13
AdT.lng and boring ties and the cost ol Ip-
stalllng plants of this kind. J, A. Louna-
Iniry, Ry Age 54:172-4 Jn 24 '13; Same, Eng
"-- --•■y.90 F 15 '13; Same. Ry & Bng R
53:161-2 F 15 '13
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Rairroad tit* —continued.
Balllmore & Ohio timber- treating plani,
Grpen Sprlng,_W._ Va. F.^J. Angler.Jl plan
Comparlaon of zinc
creoaotB for pr«r —
WelsB. Bkc Ry J
Kng Rec 67:1(10-1'
p:ng l{ :>3:81-K Ji
6J:ir.5-7 Jn 2i 'l!
Corroston of spikes In
with cottl-ti
B-tleB. H. t
. IS 'IS; Sam'
: Same. Ry &
.. _, , treated with ilnc-
chlorlde. Eng N 6a:S70 F « 'IS
ross-tle data tor 1911. Elec Ry J ttMi-lQ
Ag IS '13
RullH'uy buying and general proxrerlly. E.
I). I^lgh. Rv Aee r,5:Hfil-2 1) 111 'll; Sume.
Ry * IJnn H 5a;n7*-5 n 20 'IX
Relation of railroads to the cost of dlatrl-
butlon uf food products. Ry &. Kng H 53:
760-1 Ak 9 '13
State of minil regarding rallroods. W: W.
Finley. Ry & EnB R 52:111-3 Mr ^8 '13
<,'entral & tludson river railroad. 11 plans
KnK Rec 67:5S6-9 My 31 '13
Hee also Air brakes: Bridges, Rallroada;
-"Ters; Cable rallro/'- '-— ' '
imerce: Rarthworh
ISIevated railroads:
Freight; Freight car service: rTeigm cars:
Freight term inn Is: Interurban railroads:
locomotive shops; I^nconiotlve terminals;
. Hy ;
:.-,7*l-S
Mr 1
.., _ ....„ .: i3:jr.J-S My L. ._
Electric tie boHnK and splkiOR machine. 11
Eng N 70:E0S-T S II '13
EiperlmenlB In the preservative treatment ot
crosstles. Bng Rec 67:728-8 Je 28 '13
of red -oak and hnrd- maple cross ties, F.
M. Bond, li U S Forest Serv Bui 126:9-92
Galesburg tie plant of tile C. B. « Q. II plan
Ry Age 54:906-9 Ap IS '13
Hardwood tie i)lHteB on European railways.
M. Matthel. 11 Ky & Eng R 53:435 My 19
'13
Hardwood IIl-s on the Pan^ima railroad. Eng
N 70:1166 I) 11 '13
Improvements In lie trentlng plants. Ry &
Eng R 53:462 My 1' '"'
53:122-3 F S '13
Preparing timber for treatment In the Gulf
stales. R. I,. Allardyce. Ry Sc Eng R 63:
128 F 8 '13
Progress report on service tests of ties. H.
F. Weiss. Ry A Eng R 63:164-7 F 22 "13
Protection of ties from rail wear. Ry & Erg
R 63:439 My 10 '13
Rallrraid lie renewals. J. T. Bowser. Eng Rec
67:646-7 Je 7 '13
Railroad ties purchased In 1911. Ry & Bng
Rallwi
3:756-7
R 52:391 Ap 26 ..
ReiH>rl of commltiee of American rnllway
englneerlne as.sn. on tie.i. Ry Age 54:62n-
T Mr 20 '13
Sand cushion support for cross ties, plan
Elec Ry J 41:511 Mr 15 '13
Service tests of ties In eiperlmental track.
Ry Akb 64:345-6 F 21 '13
Tie renewals and ballasting. Ry Age 54:1091-
2 My 16 '13
Ties bought and treated In 1911, Bng Hec
68:182 Ag 16 '13
Treated versus untreated ties. R. J. Parker.
Eng M 45:741-4 Ag '13
Varlelles of (!■■« usi'd on the ramima rail-
road, Ry & Kng R 63:1173-4 D 20 '13
firr iltt Wood preservjitlon
Railroad ties, Stsel
Cast-weld joints and steel ties In Brooklyn.
II Blec Ry J 42:920-4 tl 25 '13
Installations of luin-lvpe steel ties, II Bier
Ry J 42:1(W4 N IS '13
New rnllrnad steel tie. diags Iron Age 92:
341 Ag 14 '13
Steel channel tie for mine tracks. II Hug ft
MIn J 96:1070-1 r> 6 '13
Steel ties on foreign railways. dIags Eng N
69:1307-8 Je 26 'fS
dispatching;
Tunnels and I
Acclder._ .._ ._ .._ _
standpoint. Ry & Eng R .'i3:U4S-9 u 11 '13
Aftermath of Ihe New Haven wreck. Ry A
Eng R 63:874-5 8 IS 'IS
American railway association and railway ac-
cidents. Ry Age 55:852-3 N 7 '13
Analysis of the causes of railway accidents.
Elec Ry J 41:551 Mr 22 '13
Analysis of train-crew legislation. Ry Age
55:750-6 O 21 '13
Annual report of the Interstate commerce
commission. Ry & Eng R 53:7-9 Ja 4 '13
Apportioning the responsibility for the New
Haven wreck. Scl Am 10S:2G4 O 4 IS
Automobile falalllles and railway fatjUltles,
Ry Ago 55:711-2 f) 24 '13
Boiler Inspector's first annual report. Ry ft
Eng R 63:12 Ja 4 13
Causes of Injury In railway maintenance of
wav department. K. H. ISarnliarl. Ry Ago
54:.1.12 F 21 'IS
Collision in a Iri)ndon subway — failure of an
automatic stop. H. It. Wilson. Ry & Eng
R 53:15:1-60 F 22 '13
Collision on the Pennnlvanla railroad at Ty-
Pa. II Ry & Eng R 63:886-8 8 10 '13
,__.. _- -^iiway casualties In "— ~*
the United States.
70S O 17 -13
I railroad safety. R.
How deadly Is railway travel? Scl Am 10):
230 8 20 '13
Human factor In safe transportation. Sci
Am 108:392 My 3 '13
Human fallibility In railway operation. Elec
Ry J 41:182-3 F 1 '13
Indicting railway offlclals as a remedy for
,__._ gjig j^ 68:124-6 Ja IB '18
Inters
th*
Stamford wreck. Scl Am 109:46 Jl 19 '18
Intcr.itate commerce commlaHlon quarterly
ncclrtent bulletins. Ry Age 64:64-6, 1226-6;
56:759 Ja 10. Je 6, O 24 '13
Corporations and public, Eng M 15:8!
9-90 Jt 19 '13
: Hruilshaw. Ry Age
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Mercy o[ sled and the menace o( wood.
Scl Am 11)8:92-3 Ja 25 '13
New Haven coUtsloii of Sept. 2. 1913; i'
New Tork report on Corning; collision. Rr
Age St:10i-S Jb it '13
Norlh Haven oolllsiun. Ity Age &5;442-3, 161-
7, «l»-22 S 12. O 3 '13
Old object lesson on track lacks recalled.
Rng N 6!>:E24-e Mr 13 '13
Plea iiKsinsl hasty legislullon. Ry Age :;5:
4t9-EU S 12 '12
Railroad nccldunts, Ihelr causes and remedy.
n. F. JuiRenson. Ky /\se a4ill-S Ja 3 '1.1
Rallwny atttclals Indicted (or train wrecks.
Hy & Eng R 52:13-4 Ja 1 '13
Reaping the whirlwind. Scl Am 109:iOt S
13 'if
Berord of wrecks on the New York, New Ha-
ven & Hurlford R. R. occurring In tho
hist twenly-i^even monlUs, Ky & ling K S3:
sr,l S fi '13
on rallroHd accidents. Ky & kW R 53:1;>04-
5 D 27 '13
Report on the Corning, N. T.. wreck. Rj' Sc
Eng R 53:50 Ja 18 '13
Responsibility or railway TnansRementR for
accidents. Ry Age 5a:Sy9-6"0 O 3 '13
Safely on railroads. J. \V. Coon, Eng N 69:
458-9 Mr 6 '13
Blx pnnsengers killed at Stamford. Ity Age
54:IMS-1I Je 20 '13
Speed factor In comslpns. Scl Am 109:138 Ag
23 'IS
Slamford collision. Hy Age S4:l6fl8 Je ST '13
Stamford collision on the New Haven rall-
roiid. Eng N 69:1292-3 Je 19 '13
Stamford coIIIbIoti report. Ry Age 55:94-6
Jl 18 -13
Sfalisllca of locomotive holler accidents for
year ending Je. 30, 1»12; from boiler In-
spector's annual report. Rv A Bng E 53;
14 Ja 4 '13
Steel [las-scnKer i-ars In a wreck. II Ry Age
iMech ed) N7:a«l-2 O '13
Train accidents In pccember. 11H2, Ky Age
54:144 Ja 24 '13
rraln accidents In 1913. Ry Age
54:326-6.
T:-2. 9"'i-1, 121R-n. IW:.. 55:182. 35
Hl-30. 627,
860. 96B.B F 21. Mr 28. My 2. Je t
I. 27, Ag
1. 22. O 3. N 7, 21 '13
the New
York fentral In 1912. map Ry Aj
9 Ag 15 '13
:BO-i N 1
'13
ryrone collij.l,.n rei.ort. il Ity Ai
1,'e 55:1'J4
n'ashinglon comment on New Haven wreck.
Ry « Eng R 63:815 S 6 'IS
Tl'lien .accliffnls ur.- not incidental. Ry Age
E4;42(l-S Mr 7 '13
fiT aUo DerniJnienls: Railroads— Safe-
ty ilevlci'K; liailroiids— meiials; Street rull-
roii ds — A ccid en I s
Accounting
Cost and how to count It. R. R. l.ewl.s. Ry
Age 5l:in'<2 My 16 '13
!>epri'Ciatlon of rolling stock equipment. F.
Nay. Ky & P^nK It .'i3:l:;(i5 Uil '13
Freight claim blanks. Ry Age 55:3*1-2 Ag 22
56:954-7 N 21 '13
I'ropnHcd rnllroad clr
9D-1. 100-3 Ja IT '
Besiilatlon of the .stock of tnaterl
lalji.n of a IT' mm I ni; lo this pn>l
Yeomnns. Ky Age 6l:R"2-3 A|i
E. Hoojier. Ry Age
■ing house. Ry Age 51:
Report of committee >f Am. railway engl-^
neerlng assn. on records and accounts. Ry
Age 54:729-31 Mr 21 -13
Krc alto Railroads— Finance; Uallroads— -
Records; Railroads -Valuullon
Advertising
Railroads and public appreciation. J. W.
Booth. Ry & Eng R 63:1150-1 D 13 '13
Auditing
Burlington adopts new train audit ay slam.
Hy Age 64:112-8 Ja 17 '13
American railway assn. report on automatic
train slops. Ry & Eng R 63:691 Jl 19 '13
Attitude of railroads to the automatic atop.
G: W. RIsllne. Scl Am 108:87 Ja 26 '13
Automatic control of trains. B. C. RowelL
Ry & Eng R 53:2-3 Ja 4 '13
Automatic stop. B. C. Rowell. plan Ry & Eng
54 :S;
-5 A|> II '
■13
ain Slops. By A Bng R 63:191 Mr
BHtlsh opinion on railway automatic stopa.
H. R. Wilson. 11 plan Bng N 09:193-5 Ja
30 '13
Collision In a I^ndon subway — failure of an
automatic stop. H. R. Wilson. By & Eng R
53:159-60 F 22 '13
Competition for the New York. New Haven
and Hartford railroad company's automatic
Slop. Scl Am 109:50 Jl 19 '13
Discipline versus automallo train ion trot. J:
V. Isaacs. Hy Age 54:6-7 Ja 3 '13
Failure of a railway automatic stop In Lon-
don. H. R. Wilson. Eng N 69:479 Mr 6 '13
Failure of an automatic stop on an Eng-
Ry & Ens R 63:lB8-9 Mr 1
■13
Gray-Thurlier aut
Ry J 42:1111 N
Ideal automatic i
Am 108:166 F 1
train stop, ding Elec
>nlrol. M. Welst Scl
Hlo train control. II
_,_lem of I
Ry & Eng B SSiiwi Mr 1 "IS
Need or an automatic stop. Scl Am 108:664
Je 21 '13
New Haven railroad autcmallc stop compe-
tition. Scl Am 108:2»2 Mr 29 '13
N, Y., N, H. and Hartford railway's auto-
mallo-Btop prize. Scl Am 108:67 Ja 18 'IS
Railroad adopts the automatic stop. 8el Am
109:227 S 20 '13
Requisites for apparatus (or train controL
Eng N 70:252 Ag 7 '13
Safety automatic train stop. II Scl Am 108:
395-6 My 3 '13
Successful automatic train -at op. 11 Scl Am
108:66-6 Ja 18 'IS
MUro
-Stgna
Buffer
r RufTiT.-i (niilroad)
Buildings and ■
Improvements. 11 Eng
.a:6!l7-S
Ry .
iiilldiiuts on the I.ickawi
1 19 ■■-
11
Cotton BtoraEe shed of economical design. B.
S. rennebaker. Jr. II Eng N 69:26-7 Ja 2 '13
Fuel oil Id sia Hat Ions, Northern Paclflc Ry.
plans Ry & Eng R 53:203-4 Mr 8 '13
liltnois Central Improvenu-nt at Memphis.
II T'liin Enc Rec <'S:720-: D 27 '13
New roal classlHcalinn yards ot the Phila-
delphia & Reading Ry. at St. Clair. Pa. J.
S. Ward. 11 Eng N 70:643-8 S 18 'It
New structures, roadbed Improvement, etc.:
work completed in 1912. Ry & Eng R 63:
19-23 Ja 4 '13
Poured concrete buildings, D.. L. & W. R. R.,
Nnntlcoke. I^a. 11 Ry & Eng R 53:465-6
My 17 '13
Railroad section tool house, plan Concr«t«
Cem 1:96 D '12
Digitized GV Cockle
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I -CoHtlnatS.
._ . illwuy en^-
neering assn. on Duiioings. Rv Age 64 ;71T.
23 Mr :i '13
Southern railway freight station and office
butlillns at Atlanta. Ga. 11 plan Ry Age
51:8jri-4l) Ap 11 '13
Z3d annual conrenllon ot the Am. railway
brldse and bulMln^ Bsxn. at Montreal, Can.
Eng N 70:889-91 O 30 'IS
K<r aim Brldgen. Itallroad: Car hniises:
Culverts; Freight houses; Locomotive
shopa: Itallroaila — Shops; Ra 11 roaUs— Sta-
tions ; Railroads — TermlnalH; Roundhouses
Can
fi:e Baggage and express care: Car light-
ing; Car trucks; Cars; Dining cars; Freight
cars; Motor cars (railroad); Postal cars;
Refrigerator cars; Sleeping cars; Wrecking
Cattle guards, Ry j
Condi
building
■eof A
cattle
O 21 '13
Bllway UrMg^
Rec 6Rr!
Claim dapartment*
Successful claim agent. W. JI. Hyland. Elec
Ry J 41:120-1 Mr B 'IS
Colllsloni
Bee Railroads — Accidents
Applications of concrete on the Long Island
F; Auryansen. 11 By I
' MJ
■IS
Eng R tS:
i New York connecting railroad. 11 map
,ns Eng Rec 68:79-81 Jl JB "l!
C. M. & SI. P. Improvi
Emei
n work:
second
deen. S. D.. and Monti
svid<
■o. Minn.
11 dlag
map Ry Age B1:fiT3-S
2ie-7 F 22 'IJ
Cllncuneld extension: building a 3S-mlle tine
over the Cumberland range. 11 map Ry Age
G5:8G]-S N T '13
Company -force work on the IiOuIavlUe &
Nashville railroad. 11 Eng Rec 68:1(S-S AK
9 '13
Company versus contract construction work.
By Age 54:110 Mr 11 'IS
Concrete In railroad work. F; Auryansen. II
Concrete Cem 2:37-10 Ja "13
Concreting train using a drag-line excavator.
II Eng N 70:1031-2 N 2" '13
Construction work on a short railroad
branch. Jl dlag Eng Rec 67:066-7 Je 14
Eng Rec 68:359-61 S 2
D. L. « W. line north
ata« Ry / - --- -
of Sr>
Pa. II
Delaware'r L.ackawanna and Western R. R.
roadlwd Improvements. Ry & Eng R 51:
392.J Ap 2S 'IS
EUuble tracking on the Nashville, Chatta-
nooga & St. I^iiis. II plans Ry Age B4:
1035-6 My 9 '13
Elimination of grade rroiutlngs In Cleveland
by the New Tork. Chicago & St. I/OUls
railroad, il man Ry & Eng R 63:1100-1, 1141-
7. 1178-81 N 2'i, n 13-20 '13
Elkhorn railwav extension. O. K. Morgan.
il map plans Eng N 70:762-7 O IS '13
Engineer's reminiscences of Meilcan railway
building. M. E. Schmidt. Eng M 46:6St-H
C Rec 6S:4fiS O 2ri '13
■idth for new railroad emhank-
B. Lee. Eng Rec 68:589-30 N 22
2.1 .S
Features of Louisville & Nashville work be-
tween Nashville and Birmingham. II dlags
Eng Rec 68:129-31 Ag 2 'IS
Grade-crossing elimination at Second Avcnoe
and Try Street, Pittsburgh. 11 plans Ens
Rec 68:32-4 Jl 12 'IS
Jrade cir— -■— --' -- --
K. J.
plans Eng I. _
Grade reduction and doublet racking on the
Nashville. Chattanooga & St. Louis Ry.
plans Eng N 70:802-5 n 23 '13
. Grade rpvislon from Paris to Winchester:
LouisvlUe & Nashville reoonslruotton In
Kentucky, 11 diags Eng Rec 68:298 S >3 '13
Grand Trunk grajip separation In Toronto. II
Ry Age 54:1213-8 Je 6 'IS
Hewec
ugh 1
rallro
tructlon. II Kng Hec 68:615 1
at three-level cros.'sing ot creek, railroad
and avenue at Alimtclair, N. J. 11 plan Eng
llec 08:836-7 D '13
Idaho Northern Ry, construction work. J-
H. Smith. II plan Eng N 70;lOl-S Jl 17 11
Kan-<as City terminal Hy. construction work.
11 Ry & Eng R 53:225-30 Mr IS '13
Lewistown-Great Fails line ol the C. H. ft
SI. P. Ry, 11 plans Ry A Eng R 53:819-22,
686-9 Je 28, Jl 19 '13
Long Island improvements at Jamaica. 11
map nlans Ry Age 55.183-9 Ag 1 '13
Ry Age 6B:H3-9, 225-8 Jl 25, Ag 8 '13
New cutofr between Winchester and Irvln*.
In eastern Kentucky on LouisvlUe & Naab-
vllle railroad, plana Eng Rec 68:270-2 8
New line over Wasatch mountains, Utah.
11 map Ry Age 65:1013-8 N 28 '13
New York Central Improvements iit Rome.
B. Ixiw. 11 plan dliig Ry Age b5:282-5 Ag
15 -13
Nicholson relocation of the L«ek& wanna
railroad. G. J. Ray. Eng Rec 67:461-2 Ap
: Same. Ry & Erg R 63:383 Ap 26 'IS
Ion. II map Ry Age
_ railroad i __
tween Son Francisco and Eureka, ll map
Eng Rec 6" — •- ■■-
_.._ . . . ) IS '13
Oregon short line R. R. Improvement*. II
plans Ry A Eng R 5S:t39-4G Mr IE 'It
Railway construction and train tonnage. R.
N. Beglen. Eng N 69:727-9 Ap 10 '13
construction contracts. Ry A Ehg
Reic
R 53:309-11 Mr 29 '13
and grade reduction on the Louis-
ville & NashvTtle railroad. 11 maps Eng Bee
68:87-9 Jl 25 ':
Road department improvements on the B.
O. B. R. Ry A Eng R 63:221 Mr 15 '13
addltio
facilities Just completed l>y the Baltimore
A Ohio. II Ry Age 51:7S9-95 Ap 4 '13
Soldier Summit detour line. Denver & Rio
Gr.inde railroad. II dIags Ky A Eng R 53:
1078-80 N 22 '13
Summit cutofi of the Lackawanna railroad.
11 diags maps Eng N 70:110-9 Ag 2B 'IS
Summlt-IIalste:id c-ut-ofr of lielaware,
Irfurkawanna 4 Western, II map Ry Age
BS:WS-S, 1069-74 N 11. D 5 '13
Temporary strm-turea for supporting tracks
during the conxtruction of permanent work,
sewera, etc, Ry Age 55;7S7-S O 21 '13
Third and totirth track construction; geolog-
ical and trafTIr conditions created unuHual
problems on New York Central between
Albany and Xe«- York. II Ry Age 64:606-7
Mr II '13
Track elevation and portable concreting
plant: C M. & St. P. Ry. plan Eng N 70:
E6-8 Jl S 'IS
t. III. map plan
Eng ,
;y A l/
Digitized by VjOOQIC
Eng B 58:389-71 Ap 19 'II
Use of screens to clean stone ballast. II Eng
Rec 67:474-6 Ap 26 '13
236
INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
. Culverla;
KarmworK ; r.ievtiieo rallroada: Rail hand-
line; Railroad enRlneerlng; RallroM ties;
ItHllroaiis— Build inirs; Knllronils^-Curvea and
turnoiits; BallroadB— Location; Riillroads—
Malnlenance arJ repair; itallroads— Kta-
tlons; RailroadK--"- — '- " - " ■
Trad
lellns
.tailro -
; Ralls; Treslles;
Rallroads-
' and 1
Celt of operation
AnaJyalB of the estimated aavtnc ■» a pro?
poeed change from 0,6 to a 0.! per cent
. ruling grade on a typical 130-mll8 dlvlalon.
\ Bng Bee 6B;376.6 O * '«
\ Division of operating expenses. Ry ft Eng
\_ R 63:315 Ap U '13
jKi'onomics of railway location, Ry Age Si:
610-7 Mr 20 '13
■^E ffect at a well organized store depart
operating
Ry Age
: <Me^
BfTeci
El:li40"-2 My 23 '13;
Ry Age alilS.'pO-
__^ _ _.i for year ending
Je. 30, 1»12. with cost per mile run (or
nve years. Ry & Eng R 53:10-1 Ja 1 'IS
Expense of fuel for locomotives: ten years'
record. Ry & Bng R 53:E32-3 Je 7 '13
Fallacy of the equated -revenue cost unit. O.
Ely. Ry ARe 55:137 Jl 2J '13
Railroad cost and einclcnoy. Ry Aee 5r,:6il-
9 Jl 11 '13
Relative value of service for passengers and
freight. W. F. Turnljiill. Ry Age B5:137-S
Jl :- '■"
Expenses. Ry Sc Eng R
; of (
lek.
II il-
_. _ -lair, N. J. 11 plan
Rng It-c SH:afi-7 1> « '13
lmprove<l alli)-BwltPh crossings: Pennsylvania
11, R. II dlagn Eng X T0:2fi4-E Ag 7 '13
.Srr also Orade crosalnga; Railroads —
Curve* and turnouts
Compulation of simple turnouts,
N e:>MO Ap 24 -13
Derailment of trucks on curv«a.
II Ry Age 61:111-2 Ja IT '13
Formulas tor radial distances
curves. O: Paaawell. Eng N S9;679-S0 Mr
20 '13
Frog-angle triangle for plotting turnouts. W.
W. Gruber. Eng N 69:575 Mr 29 '13
'iel irachs. R. W. Stewart. Rng N 69:iofi8-
3 My 22 '13
"' — ' P!? "'Pi' -tS"" '"eating^ frog points, diags
A. Bull, Eng
I. A. Btuoki.
r.4;347-9
o'-l My 24 '13
nim Railroads— 1^
Damages from t
II Is. Eng Rec
Ry Age 5r.:10i!-!' Jl IS '13
Blrdapye view of conrtllions in Ohio f
dislricls. ii Eng N 69:793-8 Ap 17 '13
Hamag.' hy fluoils to n.llronils In Ohio
lndi:ina. 11 ity .\«e :il;S(";-s Ap 4 *13
: Eng R 53:405-6 My 3
Flood damage to railway property. Bag Reo
B7:Bup 47-8 My 3 '13
Flood damage lo the PennaylvaDla tinea. II
maps Ry & Eng R 53:862-7 S 1! 'IS
Flood destruction on the San Pedro ratlnr.
H. G. Tyrrell. 11 map Eng N 70:16-8 Jl )
■13
) Ap_2
■ flood diatrlcls.
Repairing Hood damage on the Pittsburgh ft
L^aKe Erie. 11 Eng Rec 67:449-50 Ap 1) 'II
Development work
Frisco's new development plan. Ry ft Eng
R 53:13 Ja 1 '13
Electrlfl cation
American electrifications of high-tension, a.
c. and d. c. roads, and comparative data
to prove the superiority of high-rollage
d. -c. sydtems to a. c. syalems of split-
phase or other types. A. H. Armstrong.
Elec Ry J 42:1284.90 D 20 '13; Discuss'
, 42:12!>0-2, 1327-
9 D 2 _.
Award of c
41:255 F 8 'IS
British railways, Electrification of. maps Blec
Ry J 41:797-800 My 3 '13
Rulte. Anaconda & Pacific rallwaj', R. B,
Wude. II Am Inst MIn E Bul 83:2629-34 N
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul elec
over the heavy grades In the Rocky moun-
tains. Enir Rec 6S:629 D 6 '13
Chlfago. Milwaukee & St. Paul eleitrldca-
tlon through the Rocky mountains, map
Ry Age 54:9K5-6 Hy 2 '13
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul main line
electrification In Montana. Elec Ry J 12:
1142 N 29 '13
Chiciigo railway terminals. Elec tri flea tloo of.
Ry & Bag R 53:459-61 My 17 '13
Chicago terminal eleclrltlcatlan, Elec W 61:
1075-6 My 24 '13
Chiiago terminals and the smoke problem.
IC E. Pierce. Ry & Eng R 53:440 My 10
■IS
Comparative coat ot direct and single phase
electrincalion of steam railroads, Sc| Am
108:170 F 22 '13
Contract awarded (or elec trill cation of the
Melbourne suburban railways, Ry ft Eng R
63:120-1 F 8 '13
Discussion on slc;im raltrund electrification,
Kiec Rv J 4l:»3:'-3 My 24 '13
Electric traction on steam roads enterlnc
Melbourne. Australia. Eng N 69:145 Ja 3S
■13
Elect!
in Italy. Elec Ry J 41:383-4
Eiecirlfleatlon of heavy grade*; advantage!
and cost. C. L. De Huralt. Ry Age 64:107-9
Ja 17 13
Electrification o( London suburban railways.
map Ry Sc Ens R 63:57 Ja IS "13
Eieclrlflcalion of Melbourne suburban rail-
ways. Ry & Eng R 53:59 Ja 18 ^13
Electrincnliun of railroads. Elec W 61:1073-
I My 2! '13
. Ki.l
. liy .
operating ex-
! 54:1560-4 Je
Electrification plan ot the Chicago, Hllwan-
kce A Puget Sound railway. Eilec Ry J 41:
70 Ja 11 '13
Electrification progress in Europe. Bleo Ry
J 41:9-10 Ja 4 ^13
Elcctrillration progress in the United States.
maps Elec Ry J 41:1006-10 Je T '13
Digitized by VjOOQIC
INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
Rallroid*— Electrlflcadon — Con Mniicit.
Electri Beat Ion system dLscusBlon. beFore the
Canadian Hoclety of civil engrtnaera at
Montreal. Else W £2:1301-6 D 27 '13
BleclrlHed ateam railroad. Elec Ry J 41:936
Je 7 '13
Employees oppose (Chicago elertrlOcBtlon. By
Age G&:B2S-4 U 31 '13
Energy tor railroad eleclrlflcatlon. E^ec W
Gl:13e-; Ja IS '13
EInglneerIng problem of electrincallon nlth
dlscusBlon. A. H. Armatrong. E:na Rec 6B:
716-8 D 27 '13
EngllBh officials , study rBllrOBjj_
Bell. trElec Ry J i3:S74-e B ■ 'I3
Experiences In opernllon of Loetschberg ana
i^lmplon tunnels. Eiec Hy J 42:1244-6 D 13
'13
PlDanclal aspect of railway terminal «l«a-
triricallon. Enx N n:4TS-S Ur « 'IS
Qreat Northern railway elecirtOcatlon in
Montana. B; P. Burcli. Else Ry J 41:11T-R
Ja IS '13
Harlem river freight terminal. New York
city, to be operated by electricity. Bng N
GS:123&-S Je 12 '13
Hearing on electrification In Chicago, Ry Age
64:10SE-e My 16 '13
Heavy electric traction on the continent.
Elec By J 41:33-4 Ja 4 '13
Maintenance on the electrified section of the
Erie railroad. II Elec By J 41:998-1001 Je
7 '13
Midi (France) d. c. and a. c. electrlHcatlons.
II plana Elec Ry J 41:792-8 My 3 '13
Midi railway. Electrification of. Elec Ry J
41:1067-8 Ja 14 "13
Mining magnetite In Sweden: elec tri flea I Ion
of ore road. A.. S. Rice. II Iron Tr R
63:957-60 N 27 '13
Mountain railway electrification: a study of
(he Tehaohapl pass. A, H. Hb'hmH{, Am .
Inst E E Pro 32:1784-1816 3 '13; Excerpts.
Ry Age 56:447-9 S 12 '13
New electrification plans of the Pennnlvania
railroad, map Elec Ry J 4!:&00 S 27 'IS
New proposal regarding electrification. Ry A
Eng- R 63:329 Ap 6 '13
Norfolk & Western Ry. electric -traction
plans. Eng N 69:1243 Je 12 '13
Portland, Eiiftene & Eiistern construction. II
map Ry Age ,'iS:4R3-l a 12 '13
Power contract for a trunk-line electrtOca-
tlon between the Great Falls power com-
pany and the Chicago, Milwaukee ft Paget
Sound railway. Elec Ry J 4l:tB«-l F IE 'IS
Principles of electric enElneerlng, C. I., de
Muralt. Ry Age B4:80R-9, 1031-2; 5.1:230-
1, 418-9 Ap 4, My 9, Ag 8, S S '13
Probabilities of marn-llne el ectrl fleet Ion. N.
W. Storer. Eng M 46:269-61 My '13
FroBress In the elect rl location of rail way a.
Eng Rec t7:339 Mr !9 '13
Proposed technical commission on steam rail-
road electrification. Elec By J 41:673 Mr 33
Purchased power for the Chicago, Milwaukee
A Puget Bound electrlBcatlOB. Elec Ry J
41:190 F 16 'II
Railroad -terminal el ectrl float Ion investigation
m ChicaRo. Elec Ry J 41:251-5 F 8 '13
al resources. Eng Bee 6S;686-7 D 20 -13
Railway papers presented at the Am.
" "■■ Elec Ry J 41:966-7 My 31 'IB
inst.
roposed electrifl cation of Lon*
c^ & 'PorV S'tanlej
60G B 27 '13
Steam road etectrincatlons, A. H, Armstrong,
Elec Ry J 41:17-20 Ja 4 '13
Steam versus electric locomotives. R. V.
Hacauley, Eng H 44:434-6 D '12
Study of elect rl flea tlon on the Southern Pa-
clflc. Elec Ry J 42:424 S 13 'IS
Trunk-line elect ri flea tlon. Eng Rec E7:6ft. 699-
600 Ja 18, My 31 '13
Tr.unk line electrification. C: P. Kahler, Am
Inst B E Pro 32:1068-96 My '13; Eicerpts.
By ft Eng B 63:847-9 8 6 13; Dlscuaslon.
Am inst E E Pro 32:2132-47 N 'IB
1200-volt d. c. line In HoUand. Elec Ry J
41:142-G Ja 26 'IS
2400-volt railway i" ' '" " "
; E Pro 32:1016-
32:2122-47 N '13
Washington & Old Dominion railway. W. N.
My -13;
„,, W. N.
:Gt4-41 Mr
Smith. II map plan Elec By J
22 'IS
Bte alto Electric locomotives; Electric
railroads
Employees
Age limit In pension twnents. Ry Age 54:
980 My 2 '13
Apprenticeship, Ry Age (Mech ed) 37:417-
"1 Ag '■-
Itrailoi
A wan] of arbitrators l>i
Bulletins
1633-4 Je 20 ']
- injury
E4:^E
department. K. H. SarnharL Ry Age
2 F 21 '13
Closing argument of the raJIroads In thSf
trainmen's waite arbitration, Ry ft Eng R
63:973 O IB '13
Colleee man and the rallr&ode. I, L., Lee.
i demands, Ry Age
, H. R, Wilson.
Ry Age 64:942-
) englnemen. Ry Age
mds of the train
I Ap 2
'13
DenmndB o. . .
55:82.>-6 O 31 '13 ^
Discipline on the Baltimore ft Ohio. F: C. t-^
Syie. By Age 51:1128-9 My :.';i 'l-l
Eastern trainmen's wages settled. By Age
66:lt09-t3 N 11 '13
Btnclency and the railway wage problem. F.
L, Jandron. Enc M 44:I4I-T N 'IS ,
Efficiency of frelgdl house forces; damaged p^
freight. By Age 64:787-8 Ap 1 '13
Efficiency of malnleranco of way labor. H. i^
C, Landon, Ry Age 54:1087-9 My IG '13
— ............... -,_ g7;275.
I wages, Ry Age 54:259-60 F 7 1!
rnt ownership and the railroad em-
J. K. Turner. Ry Age 55:1165-6
the railroad labor problem,
::885 S 20 '13
through consideration for
: 68:226-7 Ag 30 'IS
ImpresBlons of Hungarian railway practice:
shop emergency hospital, drinking foun-
tains, an efllclent apprentice system, H:
W, Jiicobs, II Ry Age 61:331-3 F 21 '13
Labor unions and the railroads. J, O, Pagan,/
wages. A, B. Jones.
13
briefs. Ry Age 64:
Managers' and llr
S91-2 Ap IS '13
Organization n( floating gang to trail
men, W, H. Cleveland, Ry Age !
Mr 14 '13
Payment of employees In cash: des<
of the method used on the Penns
lines west. Ry Age E4:202-7 Ja 31 '
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INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
Railroad! — EJmployet- _-
Plan for solving the railway labor problcni.
Q: A. Clai*. Hy Age 55:663-1 O 10 '13
..esidenis Brown and Rea on labor disputes.
Ry A Bns R E3;2i(l Hr IG 13
Prevenllon of accldcntB lo maintenance of
f employeea. W. E. Davln. Ky Age 51:
MTesii
509-1
'13
x:
a::
Proper aims In training (or railway service.
H. □. Hetzler. Ry & Bng R 63:5«3-4 Je
department. B. A. West. Ry Age 54:8 S
Ap 18 -13
Railway arbitration. Eng M 44:69T-S Ja '13
Railway employee and the railway patron.
S: O. Dunn. Ry Age 5S:]065-8 D 5 '13
'Railway track lalnir problem. Ry Age 55:
669-TO O 24 '13
Rest for employeea and railway safety. Scl
Am 109:40« N 2',i 'IS
Rules regarding Rovernment of employes and
conduct of work of the maintenance of
way department. Ry Age d4:5T3-T Mr 1!< '13
Safety Brst for maintenance of way em ploy -
eeB. E. B. Fllhlan. Ry Aei> 54:901 Ap 18 '13
icllon foreman problem. B. A. West. Ry
Age 54:349-50 F Zl '13
Section foremen made from clerKs. W: S.
■"ollner. Ry Age 55;n8"-8 1
■eting
Pa., Jul
■13
Strike on the North Eastern railway of Eng-
land. H. R. Wilson. Ry & Eng R 63:9 Ja
4 '13
Strike on the Sunset lines. Ky Age 55:942-4.
9G9-G2 N 21 '13
Study
your apprentice boj
asford. Ry Age 55:7-9
boy a carefully.
Jl 4
v."
Towermen and hours of service law. Ry &
^ Eng R G3:G34-6 Je I '13
»-Track labor problem. F. I* Jandron. Ry &
Eng R G3:3G3-T1 Ap 19 '13
Training the railway emplovee. A. Klpp. Ry
Age E5:7G6-6 O 34 '13; Same. Ky & Kng
R 53:1135-6 U 6 '13
Trainmen's detnands refused. Ry at Eng R
53:409 My 3 '13
Unit tuislB tor Bectlon-ganc labor: mainte-
nance or way system employed on the
PIttitnirsh and L«ke Erie railroad. Bag U
'■■-83-5 F '13
: Bpola In diaclpllne. Ry Age 55:550-1
When accidents are not accidental. Ry Age
51:435-6 Mr T 13
«rc alto Freight solicitors: r-«c-omnifve
engineers: RJillroad conductt._, .,
educaiion; Rail road a— Management;
Equipment and •uppllea
Aasignmcnt of eiiulpmeiit valuation by al
A. I. Thompaon. Ry Age 55::!l-3 Jl i
Burlington's construction organization.
Age 56:m.2 Jl 18 '13
ERect of a well organized slor
on the operating coal of a railroad. N. m.
Rice. Ry & Eng; R 53:510-1 My 31 '13
Effect of stores department on operatlne
coat. N. M. Rice: H. C. Pearce. Ry Age
54:1140-2 My 23 '13: Same. Ry Age (.Mech
ed) 87:301-2 Je '13
Efficiency in the manufacture of railway
transportation. H. Emerson. Eng M 44:9il-
_S Mr '13
master mechanics' assn., 1913. Elec Ry J
41:1065-6 Je 14 '13
Export of Rriliah and American raHwin-
eiulpmenl. Ry Age 5.1:572-3 S 2S '13
Handling track materl.il on the I'ltt-ihurub
& Lake Brie, il plan Ry Age 54:162-3 Ja 21
Iron, steel and eijulpment exhiblla, Chicatii).
Iron Tr R 52:742-3 Mr 27 '13
Machinery exhlhll at Atlantic City. Iron Aee
51:1492-3 Je 19 '13
756-7, 831-3 O 24-11 '
. 11113. Ry Age 55:
1 My 23 '13; Ry Age (Mech
(le .iloek of material: the re-
St-.rlnK t
54:1
Id handling of ■
"1 Jn 2
'13
Supply deiHirtment ■_
Yeomans. Ry Age 5.1:8^,7-9 N 7 13
lOlh annual convention of Railway store-
keepers' assn.. Chicago. 1913. Ry & Eng
R 53:48£-3. 487-8 My 24 'IS
Wireless for rallroiid tralna. II Scl Am 109:
432 n e '13
JJro alio Air brakes: Cnr couplings; Cars;
Freight cars; Fiii-I: I oco motives; Rall-
" • ■' Railroads -Klectrifl'-ation: lUll-
roHd-K— Main!
Railroads— .Sh
Rall-
Com mutation -rate reduction In New Tark.
Elec Ry J 41:31fl F 2i '13
New York commlssliiu rcihices suburban
fares. Ry Akc K4:::05-8 F 14 '13
Reduction In New York suburban farea or-
dered. Elec Ry J 41:309-10 F 15 '13
Mrr ahn itallroada— l^asaea; Street rall-
Sll-2 O !
Age 55:443-4 B ii ''n
rcaplt.Tliied? A.
1-3 Ag 15 '13
e. map Ry Age
rallruad mnnafi
Ry Age
Burlington & Quincy
■ 7 '13
Fiiick Inland & PQcifi<
ninlng n'd]u'ncls of railro
Ry Ago 55:
ids. J; D. A.
Morrow. Ry .. ._
Condition of the l.i.-lil)(h Valli-y. map Ry Age
Equipment' notes and a b:"l h"nd market, Ry
Arc 54:1536 Je 87 '13
P. I,. Ij)ree on the dlmlnlhiitus reluma on
railway' Investments. Rv & Eng R 53:417
My 3 '13
flocking ^Valley.
lllln<
Ity .
. Ry
- 55:641-
' 56:551
t '13
S 26
Increased transportation
fncllllteK. K. A. Wortli
It 53:961-3 n II '13
Lending city credit to a
Eng N 6P:!.B:-S My 8 '
Looking into the future.
Ry Ago 54:fl:H-n Mr 20
'13
. Woi
55:68U-91 O
. A. Worth ington, Ry
S: O. imnn. Ry Age
ancierlng. .^ng N 69:
nd llarlford. map Ry
D. 1913. MU ■ -
Elliott I
I iiie New Haven roaa. Ky a Bng
railroad clearing house. Ry Age 64:
Need for higher rutea. I
Ak-e 55:872-3 N 7 '13
Needs of the railways.
51:321-4 ¥• 21 '13
New Haven railroad fli
»fiS-» My 8 '13
New York. New Haven
Age 65:944-6 N 21 '1:
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INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
R 53:9il-2 O 1
Rallwiiy business
cornea. Ry A«i
Hallway bUBlneHs
Se<J-l S 13 ']3
ItailKuy cfiptlnlti
Kng It 5:i:
My U
I. Ry & Enc H E3;
Thompaon. Ry &
.arhings tor the flscal year ISII-
13. Ry a Enf R E3:S3T-9 O t '13
RallwHv linanctal iifol):!'!!!. H. Elliott. Ry &
Kng B 63:ni?-S D 13 '13
Railway tncumc sllll under 1910. Ry Sl Ii'tig
li 53:868-9 8 13 '13
Railway eiluaHon and im causes. B. Cee.
Ry ABC r,S;7i;7-H O 21 '13
HeBHims for aaviiiHah'^'s of ll'f New York
Cc-iilral-Ijike Shore consolldullon. Ity A^e
55;-ll-3 Jl n 'IS
Record rail road revenuea and expenses In
1912. S. Ttiompson. By & EJnK R e3:SS2-S
Ap 12 -13
Relation ol mllway charKea (o tlie supply
of money and c:il>lta]. C: A. Conant. Ky &
Eng It 53:11^1-3 It ::D '13
Revenues and c-x|icnKes or riillw.iya; monllily
alallstlcs piilillshed In the Railway Aeu
Gaietle
Revenues iind expenses of railwaj'B, Feb.,
1!J13. and e<):lit muntha of (Iscal year, I9i;f.
Ry Ase SIMHT-SI Ap 18 'IS
Revenut^H iind e-tpeniws of railways in Unfti.'d
StHleH, Nov. )md Dec.. 1912 and Hrat six
monllis of 1913. Ity Ago S<:263-S K 7 13
Revenues juid evpeiisps of railways; tallies.
Ry Age 61:123-5 Ja 17 '13
Revenues and eKpensea of a team railroads
for June and Hie ftacal year. Ry & Erig
It 53:8!i3-4 S 20 '13
Revonuea and expenses of steam roads In
United Slates for October, 1912. Ry & Eng
R Li3:3l>-7 Ja 11 '13
SI. ■ ■ " "
Ry .
iTn. map Ry Age 56:611-
Sumniary for the calendar year 1912 of rev-
enuea and expenses of aleem roads. Ry Sc
Eng R 53:207 Mr 8 '13
Supreme court on division of expenses be-
& Bng R 53:653-4 Jl G 13
Vast public Inlereata invulved In rate ques-
tion. S. Thompson. Ry & Eng R S3:41'8-9
Transfer and adjustment ot loads; prepara-
tion of repair and detect cards. Ry A Bag
R 53:389 Ap 2« "IS y
Tinnsportiitlon of fruit and veButablea. E, P^
I). L*vy. Ry Age 51:239-42 F 7 '13
Weighing Invesllgatton by the Interstate
cummercw eomnilsaion, at Chicago. Ry Age
51:412-4 Mr 7 '13
Weighing mctliods on an eaatern Crunk line.
Ry Age 64:992-1 My 2 '13
Weighing methods on the St. Louis A San
Francisco. Ry Age 54:147-9 Ja 24 '13
See alto Freight: Freight car service;
Freight cars: Freight handling; Freight
Uv
frlgera
1 In t
insport^tlon:
3 Ag 8 '13
Fuel economy on a trunk line railroad. W. B.''
Landon. Ry & Eng R 53:64-7 Ja IS 'IS
Operating department and fuel economy. Ry
Age 55:332-4 Ag 22 '13; Ry Age (Mech ed>
Hfc also Locomotives — Fuel
Qovernment ownership
Sre Railroads and state
of t
) estimated saving In a pro-
poH'.i change from a O.fi to a 0.! ,__
ruhiiK grade on a typical IBO-mlle division.
Eng Rec 68:375-6 O 4 "IS
Economical llinlt» of grade reduction. W. L.
Webb. Ry Age 64:750-! Mr 28 '13
Grade reduction and double tracking on the
Nashville. Chattanooga A St. Louis Ry. plana
Eng N 70:8«:i-6 O 23 '13
Grand Trunk grade separation In Toronto.
11 map Ry Age 64il2!S-8 Je 6 '13
Minimum etllelcnt gradient. F. M. La Bach.
Ry Age 55:55-6 Jl 11 '13
Train resistance tests. Southern Pacific Ry.
Eng N 69:410-1 F 27 '13
Sec alto Grade crosalnga; Railroad engi-
neering; Rail rwids— Construction; Railroads
—Location ; Railroads— Track
Law
Sec Railroad law
Economics of railway location. Ry Ag» 54:
610-7 Mr 20 '13
Factors In railway location. Bng Rec (7:
276-7 Mr 8 13
Railway location problems. Eng Rea ST:1U
Mr 8 '13
.S'.c -il'o RnllrOiid maps: Railroad survey-
iiiK: Railroads— Construction; Railroads —
Elllclency of freluht house forces; damaged
freight. Ry Age 5l:7N7-8 Ap 4 13
Fa<-llilieR for replcnislring ice for refrleer.i-
■ Hon In transit. C. M. Secrlsl. Ry Age 55:
.168 S f
Freii
. blar
Ry .
55:341-
Prelghl transfer platform of the Northern Pa-
cific Ky. at Auburn. Wash, plan Ry A
Eng R 63:140 F 15 .'13
Incr'-iiNlng the loading of cars. Ily Age 55:
8tO I) 31 '13
ds. Ry Age 55:569-
Prf-cnollm
tlons". R
S 25 '13
13
;ommlsslon. Ry A I
07-10 Ag 9. 28 '13
--.ces- Ky & Eng R 63:862 S 18 '13
Contracting of maintenance work. Ry Age
55:503 S 19 '13
Double prize track section. New Tork Cen-
- 1 R. R. 11 plan Ry & Bng K E3:8fll B
: 67:290-2 Mr 15 '13
Kfflclcncy of maintenance of way labor. H. C.
l^andon. Ry Age 54:IOS7-9 My 16 '13
Freight car maintenance coats and service.
Ky & Eng R 53:314 Ap 12 '13
Maintenance of electric railway equipment
C. H. (Juereau. Eng N 70:28-9 Jl 3 '18
Maintenance of equipment, Ry & Eng R 63;
388-9. 112-3. 136-7. 461, G01-6, 664-E. E98-9,
62S. 661. 673. 738-9. 782 Ap I6-My 17, SI,
Je 14-JI 12, Ag 2. 16 '13
Maintenance of way ImprovemenlH. Chicago
Great Western Ry. Ry A Bng R 53:14<
F 16 ■:'
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Railroida — Maintenance and repair — <7ontlniied.
Maintenance ot way master painters' asaocl-
allon: abslract ot papers presented at lOth
Motor cars tor malnlenanre of w:
study ot ae^vlc^e of over 350a car
roads. Ky Age 55:101-3 Jl IK "IS
Pennsylvania railroad eleclrlc loc
* ■ ■■ Elec Ry J 41:458-61 Mr 15
Ase EK:E16-Z3 S 19 '13
Rules regarding the governmenl ot employes
and the conduct □( work ot the malnte-
' y department. Ry Age 64:573-7
Mr 19 '13
Standard irack-woi
Reo 67:287-8 Mr
:. Stim
m. Eng
Storing and handling
5*:159-61 Ja 24 '13'
Temporary structures tor supporting rail-
road tracks. E:ng liec 68:490 N 1 13
aist annual conTentlon of the Roadmaslers'
A maintenance ot way assn.. Chicago, Sept.,
1913. Ry & Eng R 63:367-8 6 13 'IB
tJnlt basis for section-gang labor: mainte-
nance of way system amployad on the
Plttsburgrh and Lake Brie railroad. Bng U
44:783-6 P '13
Winter maintenance methods contest: nine
papers. Ry Age 64:492-6 Mr 14 '13
8fe alio Freight cars — Repairs; Locomo-
tive shops; Locomotives—Repair: Railroads
— Damages from Hoods, etc.; Railroads—
li^ulpment and supplies; Kallrcads — Shops;
Railroads— Track; Ralls; Wrecking cars
Managsmsnt
Buffalo, Rochesler & Pittsburgh. Ry Age 65:
318-9 Ag 22 '13
Credit due (o operating department for power
uclllcallon and train movement that re-
duces consumption ol fuel per ton mile.
Efflciency In the manufacture or railway
transportation. H. Bmerson. Bng M 43:341-
7: 44:481-6. 751-8. 921-8; 45:174-82, 384-97
Je '12, Ja-Mr. My-Je '13
\E(nciency In the manufacture of railway
46:Jl-E~Ap '13
EZHIclent methods of handling correspondence
J: L. Hanna. Ky Age 51:61-3 Ja 10 '13
■■Ehnploymeni department, F. L. Jandron. R'
A h^lg R E3:TI>l-3 Ag 9 '13
Factors In the selection of lociimotlveu li
llon^ O. S. Beyer, Jr, Am Soc M E J 35;1
\;
■13
Impressions of tSuropean railway pt-.iclice:
training of employees and careful selection
and design of material. H: W. Jacobs. Ity
■- 54:677-? Mr 21 '13
handllne' of locomotives at term'lni\lSi
omlzlng of fuel and care of employees. H:
W. Jacobs. Ry Age 54:25-8 Ja J '13
Mechanical departtnent organ Iza I ion of the
F.Tle railroad. R. S, Mounce. Ry Age
IMech ed) S7:646-6 D '13
Motive power utility. N. n. Ballentlne, Ky
& Eng R 53:715-7 Jl 26 '13
^Need for co-operalion between railways re-
garding operation. Ry Age 55:856 N T '13
Needs of the rnllways. fi; O, Dimn. Rv Age
64:321-4 F 21 '13
Operating department and fuel economy. Ry
Age 66:332-4 Ag 22 '13; Ry Age (Mech edi
87:469-72 S '13
Operating organization on the Canadian^-'
Pacific. Ry Age 64:19-22 Ja 3 '13
Organization and men. F. I^. Jandron, Ry
& Eng R 53:508-10 My 31 '13
Payment of emplovces In cash: description
of the method uspd on the Pennsylvania
lines west. Ry Age 64:202-7 Ja 31 '13
Philosophy of railway management. F. L.^-
Jandron. Ry & Eng R 53:61-2 Ja 18 'IS
Radical departure proposed in railway branch
line service, F, E. Drake. Ry & E}ng R GS:
626-7 Je 7 '13
Railroad operating administration, E; I* ^
SufTern. Ry & Eng R 63:125-6 F 8 13
Railroads and public relations, J. H. Baum-
garlner, Ry & Eng R 63:826-6 Ag 30 '13
Railway etBdency. A. Crumpton. Ity & Eng
R 53:1155-6 D 13 '13
Railway equipment organization. Ry A Eng •'-
R 63:94-5 F 1 '13
Railway management vb, corporate manage--^
ment. Ry & Eng R 53:534 Je 7 '13
Railway storekeepers' assn. 10th annual con-
vention, Chicago. 1913. Ry & Eng R 53:
482-3, 487-a My 24 '13
Reasons why railroads are unpopular. Ry Age
s1:19d-6 Ja 31 '13
Reports on apnrenilceshlp, shop schedules.
driving box work, and engine house eltl-
„My '.
'13
4:1010-1
Rules and organization, Ry & Eng It 53:274-
5 Mr 22 '13
Studies In operation— the Buffalo. Rochester
6 Pittsburgh. W: E. Hooper. Ry Age 64:663-
7 Mr 21 '13 J
Studies in operation- the Chesapeake &
Ohio, Ry Age 55:1061-5 D 5, '13
Studies in operation— the Ohica^. Burlington
& Quincy. Ry Age 35:86-7 Jl 18 '13
Studies In oper:)tlon— the Missouri. Kansas
& Texas, map l:,v Ase 64:1167-72 My 30 'IS
Suggesied orgiiii • illon for maintenance of
way department. F. W. Rlier. By Age 54:
339 F 21 '13
Suggenflons for more efficient organization. •■
N. E. Bailey. Ry Age 55:216-7 Ag 8 '13
Supply department of the railway. O: C.
Yeomans. By Age 65:857-9 N 7 '13
System and organiiatlon in station work. Ry
Age 55:52-3 Jl 11 13
Slst annual convention of American associ-
ation of railroad superintendents, Chicago.
Aug. 1913. Ry Age 56:374-7 Ag 29 '13
Working of the Htne unit system. Ry Age
54:1307-8 Je 13 '13
t!rc nlno Prelghl car service; Railroad
engineering; RallroadH — Knxiloyees: Kail-
Slgnals; Tjnln dispatching
Mapi
are Railroad maps
Omclali
Efflciency in the manufacture of railway
transportation. H. Bmerson. Gw H 43:t4i-
T: 44:481-6, 761-8 J* '12, Ja-PTi
Efflciency In the manufacture of railway
transportation: part played by supremely
good personnel. K. M. H. Blackford. Eng
M 46:71-6 Ap '13
Indicting railway officials as a remedy for ac-
cidents. Eng N 69:124-5 Ja 16 '13
Moral character In the ad m Inlet rat ion of
discipline. Ry Age 54:783 Ap 4 13
Moral character In the administration ot
discipline. W. L, Park. Ry Age 54:870 Ap
IS '13
Railway officers and railway supply men. A.
L. Humphrey. Ry Age 64:278 P 14 '13
Railway officials Indicted for train wrecks.
Ry & Eng R 63:13-4 Ja 4 '13
Ornanlzatlen
Src Railroads — Management.
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Railroads — Continued.
Pai*enger traffic
Chicago paSBenger traOlc. Ry Age B5:11ZS D
IS ■[-
Passei
the ,.
D SS _
Colorai3o free pass InveBtlgatlOn. Rr ft Edk
R 53:319-51 Ap 12 '13
Pass form for Hock I aland lines. Ry Age
5&:2TG Ae 1^ '13
Scathing report on Colorado paaaes. By &
Eng R G3:32T Ap B 'IS
Advance In freight rates necessary. By &
Bng R E3:»« My 31 '13
Coke and Iron ore freight rate declaiona. Iron
Age 9I:147S-S0 Je 19 '13
Coke and iron ore rates. Iron Tr R iZAHS-t
Je 18 -13
Coke rate reduction. Iron Tr R 63:186 Jl 31 '13
Copper freight rates. Eng ft MIn J »B;I97 Ja
.,, IS '13
^JJeclsion on westbound traJiacontinenlal
commodity rates. Ity & Bng R 63:318-9 Ap
G -13
Fall e clou snesa of averages. Ry Age 56:8SI-T
■13
Railroad demand I
Ry & Eng R 63:741-2 Ag 2 '13
Railway ratea und railways' cost of living.
R. J. Clancy. Ry & Eng R 63:1201-2 D 27 '13
Railway rates In the United States, C. Colson.
Ry & Eng R 61:107-8 F 1 "13
Relation of railway charges to the supply of
money and capital. C: A. Conant. Ry & Eng
R 53:1181-3 D 20 '13
Shippers and the advance In freight rates.
Ry Age 64:1188-90 My 3D '13
Significance of the slate rale case decisions.
H. T. Newcomb. Ry Age 56:139 Jl 26 'IJ
Significance of the state rate decisions. Ity
Age 54:1595-0 Je 27 '13
Supreme court sustains New Orleans-Mo-
bile rate reduction. Ry Age 64:212 Ja 31 '13
Through routea ordered among Interurban
lines. Ry & Eng R 53:691-3 Jl 19 '13
Transcontinental commodity rates Increased.
Ry Age 54:803-5 Ap 4 '13
Two commerce court decisions: Shreveport
case and Anthracite coal case. Ry Age 54:
994-7 My 2 '13
Vast public interests Involved in rate ques-
tion. S. Thompson, Ry & Eng R 53:498-9
Why freight rates should be increased, D.
Willard. Ry Age 54:1227-9 Je 6 '13
also Freight clasalflcatlon; Freight
~ *' " "ares: Railroads— Pa sae a
Hecords
Mr. Willard and Mr. Delano: a digest of
the evidence. Ry Age 66:1026-33 N 28 '13
Freight rate advances and the Interstate
-- umlBBlon. Ily Age 66:10-1 Jl
■ R 53:1177-8 D 20 '13
Heavier loading of cars. Ry A ETng B 63:898-8,
1024-6 O 25-N 1 '13
Increased transportation rates and needed
facilitlea. B. A. Worthlngton. By & Eng R
53:901-3 O 11 '13
Interstate commerce commlsalon decision on
coal and coke rates. Ry A Eng R 63:100-1
\ F I '13
\ Interstate commerce commission orders re-
duction In eipresH rates. Ry A Bns R E3:
761-3 Ag 9 '13
Eng R 53:050-1 Jl 6 '13
Living wage and the living rale. T. Roose-
velt. Ity & F.ng B 53:693 Jl 19 '13
Minnesota freight rate problems. Ry & Eng
R 63:1066 N 16 '13
Minnesota rate ca^e decided by Supreme
court. Ry Age 64:1304-6, 1318-9 Je 13 '13
I Minnesota rate case decision. Elec Ry J 41:
"m-mY-T Je"l4*"^3
Minnesota rate case decislor
A Eng R 53:560-7 Je 14 '1
Need for Higher rates, B. A, 1
Ry Age 65:S72-3 N 7 '13
New application for increased I
Eng H 53:414-6 My 3 '13
Age 64:1210 Je '13
_ 1 and rates. Eng M 40:96-6 O '.
Ry Age 54:1017-8 My 9 '13
Publishing trades and the freight ra
vancc, B. W. Beedle, Inland Ftr E
S 'IS
Question of Incieased freight rales,
Hullt. Ry Age 65:140-3 Jl 25 '13
'13
Dally lime and material report systems of
railroads. Ry Age 55:505-3 S 19 '13
Forms for locomotive operation and cost;
ofDce records that give Index of shop and
roundhouse conditions. A, V. Heckman, Am
Eng 87:124-8 Mr '13
Practical plan for atandardlzlng railroad rec-
ords, F. L. Hutchins. Eng M 45:061-8 Ag
Uniform general contract forms; report ot
committee of American railway engineer-
ing assn. Ry Age 54:020-4 Mr 20 '13
Roiling stock
See Baggage and express cars: Cars; Din-
ing cars; Freight cars; Locomotives; Motor
cars {railroad); Postal cars; Refrigerator
cars; Sleeping cars; Wrecking cars
Safety devices
Application or safety appliances to cara. F.
J. Carly. Am Eng 87:147-9 Mr '13
Block signal and control board. Scl Am 108:
41 Ja U 'IS
Block signal und train control board report,
Rv Age 64:292-5 F 14 '13
Block signaling and train control report.
Eng N 69:387-90 F 20 '13; Same. Scl Am S
75:366-7 Je 7 '13
Device tor securing htind holds. N: C. Thal-
helmer. dlags Am Eng 87:103-4 F '13
Final report ot the Block signal and train
control board, 1912. Ry & Eng B 63:191-3,
213-6 Mr 1-B '13
Greater efficiency In safety work. Q: Brad-
Shaw. By Age 54:882-4 Ap 18 '13
Jones safely train control system. C W.
HendPlck. Ry & Eng B 53:919-20 S 27 '13
Later aspects of the "safety first" movement.
J. W. Coon: G; Bradshaw. Ry Age 54:387-9
P 28 '13
Pennsylvania railroad "safety first" exhibit.
II Elec Ry J 42:934-5 O 25 '13
mployet
ccldent
of
. E, Davin, Ry Age 61:
. West. Ry Age 64:898 Ap
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. _. — CoHHmiCil,
-..jclalg urge caution In federal
safety leslslatlon. By ft Enf R G3:gSl-a S
3ctnap. Ry Age 54:3
J plant yards. II /
■ ■ N '13
1-4 O;
Safety devices for locamolive
Ry Age (Mech ed) gT:333'E je u
Safety exhibit car on New York CentraL II
Blec Ry J 4i:S2T Aa B 'It
Satety exhibit car on The New York Central
ft Hudson River. Ry Age aS:22S-9 Ag 8 '11
Safely first for maintenance of way employ-
ees. E. B. Ptthlan. Ry Age 54:»I>1 Ap 18 -13
Safely in operating melhoda. Pennsylvania
railroad. Ry & Kng R 63:1017-8 N 1 "13
Safely methods and list ot exhibits. Southern
Pnclflc CO. Ry & Bng R E3:1153-G D 13 '13
Safety on the Chicago & NorthweHtern: organ-
ization for this work and lllustratlODB of
shop safi^guards. W. T. Gale. II plana Am
Eng 87:131-41 Mr '13
Safety on the New York Central. II Am Ind
14:34-5 O '13
Steel car as a life saver. II Scl Am 103:224
S 20 '13
Train wrecks and hasty legislation. Ry &
Eng R G3:S4S-7 S 6 '13
Bet alio Air brakes; Car couplings;
Railroads— Automatic stop; Railroads — Slg-
— ... „■-_ . — .^j^a^ railway safety aasocla-
tlon
Baltimore
uiBcii attii'i^t " ■ n't. I-. o. Angler. 11
plan Eng Rec 67:572-4 My 24 '13; Same.
Ry & h^nr R &3:451-3 My 17 13; Same.
Bng N fiS:llS2-3 Je i '13
Canadian Paclllc railway shops at Ogden. II
Eng Rec 67:fi5S Je 14 '13
Canadian Paclllc Ry. shops near Calgary.
Alberta. 11 plan Ry ft l^g R G3:[I51-E Js
14 '13
Canadian railroad foundry at Transcona,
Man. plan Foundry 41:23S-8 Jo '13
Efflcleni power plant operation. E. Cordeal.
Ry Age (Mech eJ) 87:531-3 O '13
Engine house and repair shop, Algoma Cen-
tral & Hudson Bay Ry., Sault Ste. Marie.
Ontario, plan Ry & Eng R G3:40G My 3
'13
nglne house eRIclency. Ry A ElDg R 6S:
736-8 A« S '13
Force organization in the railroad repair shop.
EL Cordeal. Eng M 4G:538-45 Jl '13
General toremen'a Mh annual convention:
papers and reports. Ry Age (Mech ed) 87:
406-7. 415-28 Ab '13
lllnols Central mechanical terminal at
Cenlralla. 11 plans Ry Age G4:1E97-16(>4 Je
27 '13
Illinois Central shop Improvements at Burn-
lide. 111. il dlaga plans Am Eng 37:193-8 Ap
the Burnslde
road. II Ry &
iternatlonai
Ene R 53:1134 D S '13
illroad master blacksmiths'
: papers. Ry
& Eng R &3:^27-3
repair shop. II plar
R. Hedemi
'II
1 tools tor application
all tubes, IncludlDB
J and brick arches. W.
, 11 plans Am Eng ST;2I-) Ja
ncitlve terminals and repair facilities
the Northern Pacific Ry. In Washlng-
. 11 plans Ry & Eng R 53:519-2: Je T
Mechanical terminal tor IlUnola Central. W.
Doud. 11 plans Ry Age (Uech ed) BT:lU-<
New shops of the Canadian PscUle raOwwr
— T Calgary '"- "— — " - — "
U, CoDadk. 11 Bnc N
89:1314-6 Je it 'II
Sth annua] convention of the Intemktlonal
railway general foremen's aaan., Chlean,
July. 1913. Ry ft Bnc B EI:fH-T Jl U ^It
Reclaiming scrap on the Santa Fe. II Ry Age
SG:260-T Ag 15 '13
Repairs to main rods. C. D. Ashmora. pUna
Am Bng 87:29-30 Ja 'II
Rolling mills for «craj) docks. Q. O. Allen
Ry Age 64:1138-9 My 13 '13; Same. Br Age
(Mech ed) 87:305 Je '13
Safety on the Chicago ft Northweatem :
organization for this work and Illustrations
of shop safeguards. W. T. Gale. II plEUis
Am Eng 87:137-41 Mr '13
Scale shops, Ry Age 55:300 Ag 15 '13
Schedules tor locomotive repairs: routine
system In repair shops. H: Gardner. U Eng
M 44:417-21 D 'I!
Scheduling worli In the railroad repair shop.
E. Cordeal. Bne M 44:19]-S N '11
Shop arrangemenis and facilities. 1. S. Down-
ing. Am Kne 87:144 Mr '13
Shop klnlts. W. F. Canavan. II Am Bog 87:81-
4 P '13
Shop kinks. C. L. DIckert. dlaga Ry Age
(Mech ed) 87:637-8 O '13
Shop kinks. W. H. Wolfgang, dlags Ry Age
'M-'-h ed) 8''-«a-'" 'i ^'«
87:666-8 T> '13; Same. „ , _ „ _.
63:1205-7 D 27 '13; Same cond. Ry Age 66;
1018-9 N 28 '18
Shops of the Missouri Padflc Ry. at Hola-
Ington. Kansas. 11 By ft Eng R Gl:«-7 Ja
Smith shop kinks. C. Ia DIclcert. diags Am
Eng 87:253-4 My 'IS ■
Smjth shop tools. J. F. Perrltt dtags Am Eng
Smoke stack crane, pneumatic loading hoist.
and portable sand blast. W. A. UcGae.
plana Am Eng 8T:8G-6 F '13
Western I'aclflc shops at Sacramento, <^.
11 Ry Age 55:564 S 16 '13
See alio Car houses; Electric railroads —
Shops; Locomotive shops; Railroads— Ter-
minals: Roundhouses
Slonal bridgss
Cantilever principle in signal bridges, plan
Ry ft Eng R G3:S4 Ja IB '13
Adjunctive safeguards. By Age 5G:689 O IT
13
Audible railway signals. B. O, Still. Scl Am
108:267 Mr 22 '13
Automallo block signi
54:1305^8 Je 13 '13
Automatic block signal records. Ry Age 64:
333-4. 1324-6 F 21, Je 13 'II
Automatic block signals lor single track: C.
1. ft L. Ry. 11 Bng N 69:68-60 Ja * 'II
Automatic railway signaling. Bel Am S 76;'*
27G My 3 '13
Automatic stops and audible signals. Ry Age
54:834-6 Ap 11 13
Automatic wireless train control. F. C. Cole-
man, dlag Scl Am 109:428 D 6 '13
Better means ot rear flagging for tralna
J. E. Johnson, Jr. Iron Age 92:622-3 8
18 13
Block signal and train control board report.
Ry Age 54:292-5 F 11 '13
Block signaling and train control report-
Eng N 69:378-90 F 20 '13; Same. Scl Am 8
75:f6S-7 Je 7 '13
Block signaling from different points o( View.
Ry Age 54:3-1 Ja 3 13
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Block alsnals uid Interlockiiit planU od tha
Chlcaso Qreat Westero R. R, II Bdk N
(9:104-e Ja 16 '13
Block Blsnals In the United States. Ry &
Ens R Ea:1SD-Z My 2i '13
Block «r>tem. Ry Age E4;g9-S0 J*. IT '1>
British opinion on raUwav automatlo alopa.
H. R. WllH>n. U plan Bo* N BB;I»i-E J»
30 'II
Cab'BlsnallliiK: a. doscriptlon ot the audible
aystem on British railways. A. T. Blackall.
dlaK Eng M 4fi:2}?-8 My 'IS
Cab HlgnaJllng In Great Britain. H. H. Wil-
son. II Sag M 16:117-8 Ap '13
EfTeet dI metal and treated ties on track
circuits. Ry & Bng R M;lB8-6 My IT '13
Final report of the Block aiKnal and train
control board, 1812. Ry ft Ens R G3:1>1>
3. 213-B Mr 1-S 'IS
Flanlng at grade croaalngs. T. H. Low. Scl
Am 109:383 O 11 '18
FlasslnE rule and Its enforcement. Ry Age
66S»B-T O 17 '13
Flashlight slgnaUnK tor railways. II Scl Am
109:119 Ag 23 '13
Illuminated semaphore signal. II ISng N 70:
1S34 D IS 'IS
Improved cab signalling and dispatching. P.
J. SImmen. 11 Bng M 44:422-5 D '12
Interlocking rules adopted In Wisconsin. Glee
Ry J 4!:9S«-7 O 26 '13
Is standard code rule 20 sateT P. T. D. Ry
Age 5S:1114 D 12 '13
Idlest and worst New Haven rallwkjr dlaat-
ter. II Eng N 70:520-8 & 11 '1! _
Meeting of Railway signal asan.. Chicago,
March. 1913. Ry A Bng R 63:170-4 Mr »
— „ current railway signaling. Ry & Eng R
E8:t7l-3 Jl 11 'II
The overlap. S. E. A. Ry Age 56:1060 D 5 'IS
Railroad signal systemr- -■■- " ' '-'-
method. A. H. Rudd.
Railway signal aasociatlon:
Tention committee reports. Ry & Eng R
63:975-7 O IS '13
Railway signal association: ISth annual meet-
ing. Nashville, Tenn.. Oct. 1913. Ry Age
55:700-1 O 14 '13
Railway signal association: report of com-
mittees on power Interlocking, manual block,
standard designs, etc. Ry Age 54:634-47
Mr IS '13
cent develc,
.1 Ry & Eng R 63:4 _. —
Relative advantages and coat of various kinds
ot manual block signals, diags Ry A Eng R
51:974 O IS '13
Bight ot track In large stations. Ry Age
64:1018-9 My 9 'IS
Rules governing construction, maintenance
and operation of Interlocking plants
adopted by the Railroad commission of Wis-
consin. Ry & lihig R 53:1184-6 D 20 '13
Schemes for uniform signaling" practice. Ry
A Eng R 53:396 Ap 16 'IS
Signal department. Ry Age 54:1076 My 10 '13
Signal malntainer. Ry Age 66:2-3 Jl 4 '13
Signaling conditions on the Pennsylvania. A.
. H. Rudd. Ky Age 55:825-8 O I '13
Signals and interlocking: report of committee
of American railway engineering aesn. Ry
Age 64:677-8 Mr 19 '13
Slovenly whistling. W. R. Shaw. By Age
Temporary Installation of automatic block
signals on Oottyaburg &. Harrlsburg rail-
road, plan By Aga 55:223-4 Ag 8 '13
Train-order signal controlled by the train
dispatcher. II Eng N 60:1-2 Ja 2 '13
Universal aspect : address before Railway
signal association. B. J. Pearson. Ry &
Eng R 53:1036-8 N 8 '13
Work of the signal department. EAec Ry J
41:961 My 31 ^13
adequate a
See aUo Railroads — Automatic i
Railway signal association
Snow protection and removs
Pilot snow plow. E. R. Lewie. Ry Age 64:
Rotary anow plows; development from ear-
liest type to latest Canadian Pacific design.
I) Eng Rec 67:38-9 Jl 11 '13
Snow engineering. J. W. Foote. Ry Age 54:
351 F 21 '13
Snow fences. Ry Age 56:790-1 O 24 '13
Bnow removal by steam radiation. J. W.
Foote. Ry Age B1;4S7 Mr 14 '13
Tree windbreaks to replace portable mow
fences. 11 Eng Rec 01:47 Jl 11 'II
Winter maintenance methods contest: nine
papers. Ry Age 64:492-8 Mr 14 '13
Societies
8h al«a Air brake assDclallon: Associa-
tion of railway telegraph superintendents;
Central railway club: International railway
fuel association: Keystone railway club;
Railway storekeepers' association
Station agents
Proper basis ot station agents' par- D- H.
Crary. Ry Age 54:869 Ap 18 '13
System and organization In station work.
Ry Age 56:52-3 Jl 11 '13
What many station agents miss. Ry Age
64:334-5 F 21 'IS
Telephones In ticket offices. Ry Age 56:
' 214-5. 325-0 Ag 8. 11 13
Station!
J stations for small towns on the
Rochester & Pittsburgh. 11 plans
Ry Age 54:3S3-B F 18 'II
Beautifying Kansas City union sUllon sur-
roundings. B. J. I.ubschei. il Munic Bng
41:453-4 My '13
Chicago— new Union station. 11 Ry * Eng R
63:478-9 My 24 '13
Chicago plans for new union station. 11 Ry
Age 54:1117-9 My 23 '13
Concourse root. Grand Central terminal. New
York city, plana Eng Rec 67:210-1 F >t
'13
Concrete buildings on the Lackawanna. II
Ry Age 56:611-4 S 19 '13
Delroil. Mich. — new passenger station of the
Michigan Central railroad. II plan Ry A
Ehig R 63:1191-6 D 27 '13
Duluth. Miesabe and Northern station at
Hlbblng. Minnesota, it dlag Ry Age 54:
291-2 F 14 'IS
Grand Central terminal building, 11 Arcli A
Bldg 16:140-61 Ap 'IS
Grand Central terminal. New York city. II
Ry A Bng R 53:77-8 Ja 15 '13
Grand Central terminal. New York: descrip-
tion of details. II plans Ry Age 64:179-84
F 14 '13
Grand Central terminal station. T. Star-
rett. II Arch & Bldg 45:11S-31 Ap '13
Kansas Clly. Mo., passenger terminal. It
plan map Ry Age 61:1121-8 My 23 '13
Lewlstown, Mont.,— passenger station for tbe
C, M. &_at. p. Ry. 11 plans Ry A Eng R.
63:971-3 O 18 '13
Mississippi Northwestern R. R. — terminal
... .... _, N. J. 11 Ry A L-^
G3:6«S-4 Jl 12 'It
Newly completed union station at JoUet, 1
U plan Bns Rno 17:74-1 Ja II 'U
Digitized GvCOC^lC
INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
Oregon- Washington rsllroad and navigation
CO. termtDBi at Spokane. 11 plan Ry Age
Statues on WashlnKlon Union station. 11 Ry
Age 51:2T-S Ja 3 '13
Troy union station depressed concourse. J.
a. Tart, plan Eng Rcc 68:881-2 D 20 'IS
■13
Rallroada— Buildings; Ra.il roads— Terminals ;
Ral 1 rood a — Yards
StatUtIc*
Criticism of James J. Hills alatlstlca. W:
J. CunninKham. Ry Age B*:320 P 21 'IS
JuKKlinK railway statistics. Ry Axe ES:
Age 9
'13
i Ja 2 ■
; Rallro
See alto Freight c_. _..
Accidents; Railroads — Finance
Set Railroads— Equipment and supplies
Switches, froga. etc.
Calculating frog angles. S. S. Roberts. Ry
Age EG:504 5 19 '13
Hubhard automatic switch point closer or
lock. II Ry & Eng R 53:6E4-E Jl i '13
Improved Blip-switch croaalnga; Pennsylva-
nia R. R, 11 dlags Bng N 70;254-8 Ag 7 '13
Keeping a good lookout. Ry Age S4:32-3 Ja
17 '13
Lackawanna frog and switch shops. II plan
Ry Age EE:9T&-8 N SI '13
Manufacture of switches and trogs: Indian-
apolis switch and Irog co. II Ry & BnK B
68:777-9 Ag 18 "IS
Manufacture o( switches and (rogs: th
trog CO. 11 Ky & Eng R
Safety In long
Ap B -IS
Short method for locating frog points, dlags
Bv Age 61:3*7-9 F 21 '13
See alto Ball roads— Curves and turnouts
Taxation
See Railroads— Valuation
Terminal*
Bay City. Mich., terminal of the Qrand Trunk
railway. II Ry & EJng R 63;ll6B-fi D 20 '13
Canadian Northern Montreal terminal. II
map diag Ry Age 56:661-4 O ID '13
Clilcago — municipal participation In railway-
terminal projects. Eng N 69:1238-7 Je 1!
mold report.
.. . __ __ 13
rs. Eng Rsc 67:366
l>eautlf\il
■13
Chicago railroad terminals
Kng Itec 68:597 N 29 '13
Chicago railroad terminals: Wallace report.
Eng Rec 68:486-7 N 1 '13
Chicago railway raclllllea: proposed devel-
opment. Ry Age .'iS:74B-» O 24 '13
Chicago railway terminals. J: F. Wallace. Ry
& Eng R B3:inoi-3. 1014-6 O 26-N 1 '13;
Same. Eng N 70:923-5 N 6 '13
Chicago railway terminals. Electrification of.
Ry & Eng R 63:459-61 My 17 '13
Chicago railway terminals: relocating, plan
Ry Age 54:1184-7 My 30 '13
Chlcago-Soo freight terminal. A. R, Lord.
II plan Ry Age 65:321-5 Ag 22 '13
Chicago terminal problem; one solution. Ry
Age 55:820 Ag 22 '13
Chicago terminals and smoke problem. R.
" "■ -. Ry & Eng R 63:440 My 10 '■-
Chicago terminals: report. B. J. Arnold. Ry
■ i;n* R 63:1087-91 N 22 '13; Same cond.
; R 70:1164-7 D 4 "13; Same cond. Ry
& En* R 63:1087-91 N 22 '13; Same (
Eng R 70:1164-7 D 4 "ir ~ -
Age 65:1078-81 D 6 '13
Comparison of Grand Central and Pennayl-
vanla termlnAle. Eng Ree 67:14) F ( 'II
Costly passenger tennlnala. Ry Ace e4:!H) J*
17 'IS
Elgin. Joliet & Eastern Ry. terminal Im-
provements at RDssvllIe. 111. II plans Ry &
Eng R 53:361-3 Ap 19 '13
airdera In the Qrand central terminal, New
York city, plans Bng Rec 67:78-80 Ja IS 'IS
Grand Centml terminal. New York city, il
Ry A Eng R 53:77-8 Ja 25 '13
Grand Central terminal station In New York
city: an underground double-deck termin-
al. 11 plans }!:ng N 69:833-96 My 1 '13
Jamaica improvement of the Long Island
railroad, il plans Eng Kec 67:46-7 Ja 11 '13
Kansas City, Mo., passenger terminal. II
plan map Ry Age 64:1121.8 My 21 '18
Kansas City terminal railway. 11 plan map
Bng N 70:£i7-U Ag 7 'IS
Kansas City terminal Ry. construction work.
11 Ry & Eng R 63:226-30 Mr IE '13
latest peeaenger terminal train ah»d; sum-
mary of advantoKea and diaadvantages ot
various types of train abed and description
of sheds at Jersey City and Ottawa, plana
Eng Rec (7:6-9 Ja 4 'IS
Milwaukee— St. Paul improvements, plan Hy
Age 65:19-21 Jl 4 '13
Montclalr, N. J., terminal Improvement on
the Lackawanna. 11 plan Eng Rec 68:49S-T
N 1
'13
Montreal tunnel and terminal. S. P. Brown.
11 plan Bng N 70:62-7 Jl 10 '13
Need of railway terminal taclHIles. Eng Rec
67:114-6 P 1 '13
New railway stations and sli-track tunnels
at Brussels, plan Eng N 70:160-1 Jl 24 'IS
New terminal plan for Chicago. II Bet Am S
7B:37-S Ja 18 'IS
Opening of the new Qrand Central terminal,
N. Y. city. II Bng Rec 67:144-8 F 8 'IS
Ottawa, Ont.— Grand Trunk terminal. U plan
Ry Age 54:435-40 Mr 7 '13
Proposed plan of one central railway ter-
minal for Chicago. R. C, SatOey, plan Ry
& Eng R G3:66«-Tl Jl 11 'II
Railway terminals. I,: C. Frltch. Ry A Eng
1 63:230-1 Mr IS '18; Same cond. Ry Age
t:109-!0 Ja 17 'IS
II way terminals il
70:2I0-B Ji 81 'IS
Railway terminals In large cities and the
latest Chkago terminal project. Eng N (9:
427-9 F 27 '13
Soo line freight terminal in Chicago. 11 plan
Eng N 70:I7B-B3 Ag 21 'II; Same COnd.
Eng Bee 68:188-91 Ag IB 'II
Spokane — Oregon -Washington railroad A
navigation co. terminal. 11 plan Ry Age BE;
817-9 O 31 '13
Spokane— terminal work of the C, M. A SI.
P. Ry. 11 plans Ry A Eng R 63:£97-300.
339-40 Mr 29. Ap 12 '13
Study for unification of all freight termluaU
at BuCfalo. Eng Rec SS:414-<, 4II-) O U-
18 'IS
Terminal service. W. M. Prall. By Age 64:
249-50 F 7 '13
Yorda and terminals: report of the commit-
tee of Am. railway engineering assn. By
Age 54:701-4 Mr 21 '13
fee nHo Buffers (railroad): Electric rail-
roads—Terminals; Freight terminals; Loco-
motive terminals; Railroads — Construction:
Ra 1 Iroad s — S ta tl ons ; Railroad s —Yards
Tickets
Machines for printing railroad tickets. 11 Scl
Am 108:249 Mr IG '13
New York, Westchester & Boston's tickets.
Rv Age 54:103«-7 My 9 '13
Ties
See Railroad ties
Track
Accidents viewed from a
standpoint. Ry & ESng I
3;S*8-9 O U '13
Digitized by VjOOQIC
INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
Railroads — Track — OanUnued.
Adzing and boring ties and the cost o( In-
slallliiB plants of this kind. J. A. Louns-
bury. Ry & Eng R E3:lGI-2 P 16 'IS; Sara*.
Eng Rec 67;lB9-90 P 16 '13
Australian railways agree on standard gage.
Ry Age 65:40-1 Jl 11 '13
Cleaning stone ba,Uaat by screening. W. I.
Trench. II Eng N 70:4E3 S i '13
Concrete foundation (or tracks at street cross-
IngB. plan Eng N fi9:12;!6 Je 12 >13
tracks. F. Auryansen, Uy Age 55;50S-9 S
19 '13
Concrete roadbed for track coDBtructlon.
plan Concrete Cera !:170 Ap 'IS
Contracting of track maintenance work. Ky
illagB Ry Age E<:49»-£D4 Mr 14 '13
EHiuble prtie track section. New York '
Iral R. H. II plan Ry A Eng R 63;8i
German eiperlmenteJ railroad.
Age 55:E24_-E S 19 '13
Indlar
rail-
..i"-l ! -.
Maintenance -of- way department railroad
testing plant. B. B. Ullncr. dlaga J Pr Inat
176:201-17 Ag '13; Same. Ry Age 55:279-81
Ag 15 '13; Same. Ry & Eng R 53:850-1
B 6 '13
New track appliances. Ry A Eng R E3:96E-
7 O 11 '13
Organization for track -elevation work. Eng
N 70:1307-8 V 25 '13
Our present track construction. E. Holbrook.
Ry Age 54:339-40 F II '13
Placing stone ballast In one lift. A. M.
Clough. Ry Age 54:8ST-8 Ap 18 "13
Plate -rail ways for road and steam traffic. G.
N. Fell. Eng M 14:»8-I(>1 O '12
Portable dragline cable way excavator fur
concrete aggregates. 11 Eng Rec 63:644-5
N IB 'IS
Power-driven and labor-saving ap pilar
for track t " * "-- ^- -~
11 ..
Preparing (
Ing app
J Tt 53:!li
the 8
employees. W. B. t>avt
erlng
21
. Ry Age 54:
4:714-
rallway
Report of committee of the ._
engineering assn, on tie-plates, track bolls,
etc. Ry Age B4:6SS-»2 Mr 1» '13
Screw spike veraiu the cut spike. 11 Sd Am
108:610 Je 7 '13
Special equipment on the BloomlngdaJe road
traJ-k elevation: C, M. & St. P. Ky. 1) Eng
Rec 67:701-2 Je 21 13
Specincation for tie plates, track bolts, spi-
ral spring nut locks, and screw spikes. Ry
& Eng R 63:2Te-8 Mr 22 '13
Staking out track connections. W. H. Wilms,
dlaga Ry Age 61:154-7 Ja 24 '13
Standard track -work system. E. Stlmson.
Eng Rec 67:287-8 Mr IB '13
Supporting tr:icks under tratHc durlgg con-
struction. Eng Rec 68:55:; N 15 '13
Temporary structures for supporting rallroiid
tracks. Eng Rec 68:460 N 1 '13
Temporary structures for supporting tracks.
By & Eng R 53:1043-0 N 8 '13
Third and fourth track construction; geo-
logical and tratnc conditions created unu-
sual problems on New York Central be-
tween Albany and New Tork. 11 Ry Age 54:
505-7 Mr 14 '13
31st annual convention of the Road masters
ft maintenance -of- way assn., Chicago, Sept..
1913. Eng N 70:696-7 S 25 '13
31st annual convention of I
Sept.. 1913. Ry A Eng R 53:867-8
'13
31st annual meeting of the Road masters'
and maintenance of way assn,, Chicago.
1913. By Age 56:515-23 B 19 '1-1
Three men track layer. 11 Ky Age 56:525-0
B and ballasting. By Age 54:1091-
street crossings and In pav-_ „.,
Age 54:029-31 Mr 20 '13
Track elevation at Plqua. Ohio. 11 diaga map
Eng iiec fi8:547-9 N 16 '13
Track Inspection car; Erie R. R. II Bug N
70:060-1 O 8 'IS
m_„„.. uy ^ gjj^ g B3:192-3 Mr
Track testing station of the Prussian <
in-
utility c
6 Ap M 'U
Winter track work, F. A. Kell. Ry Age 64:
495-6 Mr 14 '13
Sec aUn Electric railroads — Track; Grade
croaslnga; Itailroad ties; Railroads-
Construction; Railroada— Crosalngs; Rail-
roads— Curves and turnouta; Railroads-
Maintenance and repair; Railroads — Switch-
es; Ralls; Street railroads— Track
Sif Railroads — Paasenger Irafllc
Train load
Analysis of the determination of economical
freight- train tonnages. Eng Rec 67:316-6,
349-51 Mr 22-29 '13
Applicallon of B. A O. dynamometer Icsis
lo tonnage rating. R. N. Beglan. lly Age
54:642-8 Mr 20 '13; Same cond. Ry A Eng
R 63:322-4 Ap 6 '13
Overloading freight locomotives not econ-
omical^ J. 8. Sheafe. Ry Age 65:915-6
Railway construction and train tonnage. R.
N. Beglen. Eng N S9:72T-9 Ap 10 '13
Studies In operation- the Chesapeake & Ohio
Ry Age 65:1062-1 D 5 '13
Tonnage rating economics. Ry A Eng R 53:
328-9 Ap 5 -13
Train*
*B5:^f:^'A7l"'.^3'^ connector. 11 Ry Age
Day's train record over Tehachapl mountain,
Ry Age 66:165-7 Jl 26 '13
Operating long freight trains. F. B. Farm-
er. Ry Age ^:1033-4 My 9 '13
Predelermlnatlor of train energy. W. A l>ci
Mar and D. C. Woodbury. Elec Ry J 42:
5-6 N _. .
Predetermination „^. ^.
chlnson. Elec Ry J 42:1296-6 D 20
nln energy. C. T. Hut-
!!!'3' w I."'!."'™'"- "' * '" " ^'^■
See aim Freight car service; Rniiroad.i—
Train load: Train dispatching; Train re-
A. I, Thompaon. Ry Age 65:21-3 Jl 4 '13
Board of engineers for government apprais-
al of railroads. Eng Rec 67:bup 40 My 10
Can engineers be trusted to arbitrate fairly
and Fnteillgently between public Interests
and properly Inlereata? Eng N 69:1187-9 Je
Concerning railway yaluatlon. E. Gray, Jr.
By A Eng H 63:106 P 1 'IS
Concerning the railways of sixty years ago.
Eng N 70:314-6 Ag 14 '13
Consulting engineers discUBs railway valua-
llon. Elec Ry J 41:936-7 My 24 '13
Coat of railway conatructlon. Ry A Mng H I
53:421 My 3 '13 lizud cy CiLK)QIC
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INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
latlons. Ry Age S5;89-r.O Jl
Depreciation In railway valuation. By Age
ei:IG3E Je 20 '11
DIfflcult point in the railway valuation laiv.
Bag N T0:B29-SO O 23 '13
Disputed poinu In railway valuation. Ry Age
54:1058-7. 1118-9. 1164. 120S My 16-Je S 'IS
Federal valuation of ralln-aya: progreBB. Ry
Age 55:COS O 3 '13
Federal valuation of the railroads In (he
United Stales. Ry & Eng R 53:390 O 25
'IS
Government valuation o( railroads. Sol Am
109:18 Jl 19 '13
Hearing on pFoposed federal railroad ap-
praisal. Ry ft Eng R 63:lt0 F IE '13
Huge piece or engineering work: railway val-
uation act. Bng N S9:1T8-8 Mr S 'It
1 of I
of I
. Bng !
\ Mc
169-76 N '13
rty: abstract
13 '13
Maps and profiles required for railroad valua-
tion. 11 Ry & Eng R B3:TJ4-6 Ag IB '13
Maps for railroad valuation. Ry & Eng B 53:
decision. ESlg Reo «T:fl79 Jb
National valuation convention urged. H.
Bortln, Ry Age 54:836.8 Ap 11 '13
Objections to the Interstate commerce com-
m I salon apeclflcations for maps and pro-
files for railroad valuation. Ry & Eng R
\ 63:891-! S SO '13
\Piana for federal valuation of common car-
riers. Kng Hec 63:620 N 1^9 '13
Plana of Interstate commerce commission
for railway valuation. Elec Ry J 42:1137
N 89 '13
Preparing tor railroad appraisal: personnel
of Board of Interstate commerce commia-
slon. Ry & Eng R 63:416-7 My 3 '13
Problem of rnllway vaii -'— — ' "-
He's
I..
„... Bv Age 64:1131-3 My 23 '13
Ballway evaluation and depreciation: Min-
nesota rate case decision. Erie Rec 67:687-3
Je ai 11
Railway valuation act. A. C. Humph reye.
Eng N 69:688-9 Ap 3 '13
Railway valuation act: text. Bng N «9:482-S
Mr G '13
Report of the committee on railroad taxes
and plans for ascertaining fair valuation
of railroad property. Elec By J 42:977-
82 N 1 '13
Spec I Heat Ions for maps and profiles tor fed-
529-30 Je 7 '13
ae. Ry Age 54:1537-
ihe Minnesota 1
41 Je 20 '13
Text of the railway valuation la*. Ry Age
64:397-8, 434 F 28-Mr 7 13
United Stdtea Supreme court on principles
of railway valuation. Eng N 69:1338-9 Je
26 '13
Kansas railways. Ry Age 55:
124 i
'13
railroads. Ry & Eng R 53::>78-9
of railways by the government.
Ry Age 54:98S My 2 '13
Valuation of steam railroads. Eng Rec 67:
664-6. 691-3 Je 14-21 '13
Valuation of the railroads. Eng Rec 67:283
Mr IS '13
Value of property In New fork reorganiza-
tion case. Elec Ry J 41:381-2 Mr 1 '13
Value of valuation. Elec Ry J 41:667 Ap 12
Water supply
Design and maintenance of track tanks: lo-
cation, length and width of troughs, heat-
ing systems ad roadbed drainage. G: W.
Vaughan. Ry Age 54:8»3-6 Ap 18 'IS
Heating the embsjikment along track p«i»
■ 1 whiler. It Ry Age 64:496-7 Mr 14 '11 _
Pumping plants for railway water supply.
Ry ft Bug R 53:1065-7 N 15 '13
Pumping water for tocomotlve* on rack
railway up Mount Washington. C. B. E:d-
wards. 11 I5ng Rec 68:690 D 29 'IS
Report of committee of Am. railway engi-
neering assn. on water service. Ry Ago
61:723.% Mr 21 '13
Track tanks and locomotive scoops. Eag Rec
61:378-9 Ap 5 '13
Water required by a railway system. C. R-
Knowles. Ry ft Bng R 63:308-9 Mr 2> 'IS
Wuler supply. Ky Age 56:784-5 O 21 '13
Yards
Boston ft Maine yard at MechaDlcsvJIle, N. Y.
II dlag Ry Age 55:715-9 O 24 '13
Chesapeake ft Ohio yard at Silver Orove.
Ky. plans Ry Age 56:117-8 Jl 18 '13
Efflclency in large yards. B. T. Hopkins. Ry
Age 55:1113-4 D 12 '13
New classification yard at Chicago. Ry Ag«
61:615.81 Ml- ?i '11 = < -o
New
Ry Age 61:8B9-Hl Ap 18 '13
New coal clas-i 10 cation yards of the Phila-
delphia ft Reading Ry. at St. aalr, Pa.
J. S. Ward. 11 maps Eng N 70:610-8 S 18
Rebuilding of the Chicago clearing yard.
plan By ft Bog R 63:221-3 Mr 16 'IS
" ■ "~- of_ <^h1caBo ^clearing yard.
tee of Am. railway engineering i .,.,
Age 64:761-4 Mr 21 '13
Africa
Northern railway of Cameroon. II Sci Am 8
:y
TG:I4 F B *ll
. map Eng ft
Mln J 95:66y Mr 29
laskan railroads. Ry ft Bng R 63:481
evelopment. E.
My
[ K eS:
24 '13
Alaska's need of railway d ,
iiwergal. map Ry Age 55:121-3 S E '1
President Tatt recommends gov
road building In Alaska. Ry ft I
' 139-40 F 15 '13
Proposed government ownership In Alaska. '■
Ry Age 54:1119-20 My 23 'IB
Report of the Alaska railroad commission.
Jan., 1913. map Eng N 69:564-7 Mr 20 'IS
Austral Is
Australian railways _agree on standard gage.
:40-l Jl
'13
Canada's most success fu
growth of mileage, fBcilltles. trainc 1 ,
earnings during the year ended June 30,
railway
Lies, trainc
...,= ,™. ended Juiic -u,
. Ry Age 54:138-41 Ja 21
-- railways
. Iron Tr R 52:75
Urt alHo Canadian Northern railway;
Hudson Bay railroad
Canton-Kowloon railway, China. Bng Rec 67:
216-7 F 22 '13
Klangsu-Cheklang railways, t,: R. Freeman.
II Ry Age 54:482-5 Mr 11 '13
Colorado
d=, Google
INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
247
Railroad* — Continued.
Egypt
Beniol- electric train Tor the Khedive. P. C.
Coleman. II Scl Am 109:376 N 15 '13
Gasoline -else trie train unit tor Esyptlan rall-
waya. II plan Ry & Eng H 53:1018-9 N 1 '13
England
Electrlflcallon of British rallwaj-s. maps Elec
Ry J 41:797-809 My 3 "13
ImpresBionH of European railway practice:
training of employeea and careful selec-
tion and design of material. H: W. Jacobs.
Ry Age 51:677-9 Mr 21 '13
Results of public ownership In Prance, T.
Guyot. Ry Age 54:213-4 F 7 '13
allway practice:
lermlnals. econ-
of employees. H:
6 Ja 3 '13
i-ays. Ry Age S4:
■13
Impressions of Ger
handling of locomo
omlilng of fuel am
W. Jacobs. Ry Agb ai.iu-i> uu
Prussian- Hessian state rsJlways.
933-4 Ap 25 '13
\ Prusslan-Heselan stale railways: mane^e-
^ ment. serv-lce, rates and flnanclal results.
'W. J. Cunningham. By Age 51:935-40 Ap
2B -13
Holland
UOO-vott d. c. line In Holland, il Elec Hy 3
41:I41-G Ja 16 '»
Honduraa
Honduras link of the Pan-American rail-
road. E: Perry. Eng M 46:333-10 D '13
Hungary
Impressions of Hungarian railway prarllce,
._Jacot». 11 Ry Age E4:331-3, 427-33
F 21, Mr 7 IS
India
Darjeellng Himalayan railway. L.; B. Free-
man. 11 Ry Age 55:327-9 Ak 22 '13
Development of the East Indian railway.
. . « ,^ „ j(j, j^gg 65:191-5
Ag 1 '13
Features of the Kalka-l^linla railway: nar-
row gage line up the Himalayas. L: It
Freeman, il Ry Age 35:657-8 O 10 '13
Italy
Syndicalism or oo-operatlon? J. Douglas. Bng
H 44:833-41 Mr '11
Kansas
Valuation of Kansas railways. Ry Age 55:
4!4 S 6 '
Msxico
Engineer's reminiscences ot Mexican railway
building. M. B. Schmidt. Eng M 45:683-94
Fourth annual report Ferrocarrlies nacio-
naies de Mexico. Ry Age 64:10-4 Ja 3 '13
How Mexican rebels destroy railways and
bridges. Q. B. Weeks. II Scl Am 109:200-10
a 13 '13
National railways of Mexico, map Ry Age 54:
4-5; 55:1211-2 Ja 3. n 26 '13
Wartime ... .
Ry Age 55:702-3 O 17 '13
Mlnp
Minnesota rate case decision. Elec By J 41;
decision. Ry A Eng R
1049. 1DE4 Jl .. .
Minnesota rate case
53:6(1-3 Je 14 '13
Minnesota rate case decl
A Eng R 63:566-7 Je 14 '13
New England
Address befors Ronton chamber of
. EtlloC
Ry A
5:615-6
Confarenca of governora of Now Bngtand.
1913. Elec Ry J 41:ig4-6 F 1 'II
Mew England scheme for state supervlMon
ol railway operation. Eng N 69:316-8 F 20
ProiiDsed extension of Qrand Trunk railway
syntem. map* Bng N 69:212-1 Ja It '13
North America
New structures, roadbed Improvement, etc.:
work completed in 191Z. Ry A Elng R 53:
19-23 Ja 4 '13
1913. new construction planned. By & Eng H
53:14-6 Ja 4 '13
Oregon
Construction of the Portland. Eugene & East-
ern Ry. M. Woodrun. map Ry & Eng R 53:
426-8 My 10 '13
Peru
Railways of Peru. O. Sperber. II map Ry *
Eng B 63:706-8 Jl 26 '13
Philippine island*
Steam railroads In Philippine Islanda. H. F.
Cameron, 11 Eng Bee 68:204-6 Ag » '13
South Africa
Ball way 3 ot f nlon of South Africa: 9,050
miles
and c
1 by t
. II, I^
South America
Transandean railway from Arlca, Chile,
■IS
Bolivia
N 70:
Jungfrau rallwj
LOtschb— --
Grade
. 11 i
LOtschberg or Bernese Aipin^ ,. ._
Gradenwitz. 11 Scl Am 101:462-3 My IT 'It
-'-— railway In Switzerland. II Bng
rt D3:3JD My 8 '13
New Alpine railway— Bernese Alp* railway.
8ci Am S 76:108 My 17 'IS
Interurban railways In Texas. Ry A Bng R
53:176 F 22 '13
Railroad growth checked In Texas. J. A.
Arnold. Ry * Eng R 63:99-100 F 1 '13
Railroad growth In Texas. By & Bng R 53:
104-6 F 1 '11
United States
Agriculture, manufactures and railways, a
study of capital values and net returns. Scl
Am S 76:86-7 P 1 '13
Changing character of the problems of the
railroads, T. H. Goodnow. By & Eng R
63:518-9 Je 7 "-
ConcemI
Enlarging ttie outlets oY c
Am Ind 13:21-2 Ja '13
5th annual meeting ot the Railway business
assn., -New York. Dec. 1913: addressee of
Howard Elliott * Governor Coi. By Age
55:1116-7 n 12 '13
How the r.'illways have fared since 1902. 8.
W. Punning. Ry Age 65:650 O 10 '13
Looking into the future. B. A. Worthlngton.
By A Eng R 53:267-9 Mr 32 'IS
Problem of railway valuation: change tn pub-
lic's attitude toward c:4rriers. 1.. G. Mc-
pherson. By Age 51:1131-3 My 23 '13
Railway alTalra In 1912. Ry A Eng R 58:348-
9 Ap 12 '13
J. J. Hill.
Rallwi
farmers', Ry Age 54:796-
9 Ap 4 13
Record raltroa_ ._ _ ... _ . ._ ...
1912. S. Thomson. Ry & Eng R 53:362-3 Ap
12 '13
Rehabilitation of the Santa Pe system. Ry A
Bng B 63:754-6 Ag 9 'IS
statistics published In the Railway Age
Gazette
Revenues and expenses of steam roads In
United States for October, 1912. Ry A
Eng R 63:36-7 Ja 11 '13
Statistics of railways for ths Ascal year 1911.
By & Eng B 53:71b. 21 Jl 26 -13; Ity Age 5;i:
180-1 Ag 1 '13
Statistics or steam railways In the United
Statea. Eng Rec 68:104-6 Jl 28 '13
Steam railroad. B. A. Wortlilngton. Ry A
l^g B 63:429-11 My 10 13
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flallroid*— United Stales —Cuallnued.
Steam railway tr&ck laid In 1912- Ry St Eng
R 53:H9-S0 F 15 '13
Tiafllc by land. J. E. Kuhn. Sol Am S 78:138-
9 Ae W 13
See alto Interstate fommerce commiBslon
Rallroidi, Cable. Bee Cable railroads
Railroads, Electric. See Blectrlc rsllroadB
Railroads, Elevated. See Elevated railroads
Rillroadi, Induitflil
Electrically propelled Inclined rsllnav tor un-
loading coal, 11 diae Elec W SJ:GeT-S S
20 '13
Industrial cars solve a difficult problem. 11
Concrete Cem 2:102 F '13
Iteconslriictlon oF Mahano)' plniie, rhlladel-
phla & Reading Ry. co. J, S. Ward. II
plan ?:ng N 70:1220-7 II 18 '13
Safely aa applied lo riJllwayn of Industrial
N '13
Railroads,
Railroads, N:
in. See Inlcrurban rall-
See Mountain railroads
ISO F IE 'IS
Railroads, Portable
Industrial cars solve a difficult problem. II
Concrete Cero 2:102 F '13
Railroads. Street. See Street railroads
Railroads, Suspended. See Suspended raliroadB
Railroads, Tunnel. See Tunnel rallrOBda
Railroad*, Underground. See Subwara
Railroads and atata
Agilallon rur Bovernmenl ownership of rail-
ways. By Age SS:6S8 O 17 '13
Annual meeting of the R;illwav buflneM
association. Now York, Dec, 11. Elec Ry
J 42:1241 r> 13 '13
»lon. Ry .\Ke S4:1IRI-S My 2 *'13
Block signal and control board. Scl Am IDS:
62 Ja IS 'U
Can engineers be trusted to arbitrate fairly
and intelllgenlly between public interests
and property InlerealsT Eng N 69:1137-9
Je 5 '13
ConcUiallon committee — a necessity. IT: C.
Schnatterbeck. \ly Age 5f,:a-S Ji 4 '13
' lent ownership. Ry Age
'■False arguments on government ownership.
E. P. Ripley, Ry & Eng R 53:1032 N S 'IJ
Government owned frelghl cars. Ry & Eiig
R 53:870-1 S 13 '13
Government ownership and Ihe railroad em-
ployee, J, K. Turner, Ry Age r.[i:llfi5-8
siphi — „
R. or New Jersey. Ry & Eng R GI:8SS S
Grand Trunk offers New England line to
State, Ry & Bng R 53:341 Ap 12 '13
Interstate commerce commission and satetr
on railroads. Scl Am 109:278 O 11 'IS
Looking ^nlo ^he _futupe, _B, A, Worthlngton.
c Ry J 4:!t!I73-
WHshington. I),
C. Oct,, 1913, Ry Age R5;8 . .,
National association of railway oomm
era: cnnvtmlon disciiaaions. Ry & 1
k P.iper before National civic federation on
government rmnershlp railroads. H, Low,
Elec Ry J 42:1239-40 D 13 '13
.- '13
ship, C, Thome; E, P, Ripley, Ry Age 66:
1020-1 N 28 '13
President C: S. Mellen appeals tor fixed pol-
icy, Ry & Eng R 53:246-7 Mr 16 '13
Probable results of government ownership. P.
M, La Bach, By Age 66:1214 D 26 '13
Proposed government ownership in Alaska.
Ry Age 54:1119-20 My 23 '13
" — ■ „r railways, W, W, Flnley. Ry Age
railway ownership. Eng N 69:791-2
Ap 17 '13
SIgnlflcanee of the state rale devlsians,
Ry Age ri4:IS95-« Je 27 '13
Some aspecls of railway regulallon, V, 3.
Loescli. Ity Age 65:659-60 O 10 '13
State of mind regarding railroads, W: W.
Finley. Sty & Eng R 53:211-2 Mr 8 '13
Steam railroad, B. A. Worthlngton, Ry &
Eng R 53:4!9-Jl My 10 '13
Through routes ordered among Interurban
lines. Ry & Eng R 63:631-3 Jl 19 '13
Two new plans for dtasolulion ot Union Pa-
■^ " -■ ern Paolflc. Ry A Bng B
53:63.1-
Uncle
frelghl
i. J. G. Hill. Ry Ag<
56:414 S 5 '-.
Union Pacific -Sou them Pacific dissolution
plan disapproved. Ry & Eng R 53:29 Ja II
F. K. Lane. Ry
lallon of Industry: '-'-—-'-
commissions: Railroad
Rates: Rullroads— Valuation ; Railroads-
Germany: Union Paclllc railroad
Ke«ults of public ownership In Franco, Vf^
Quyol, Ry Age 64:313-4 F 7 13
Germany
Prussian -Hessian state railways. Ry Age 54:
. J. Cunningham. Ry Age i
■13
Great Britain
se or rai
on, Eng
South Africa
Railways of Ihe Union of South Africa. B.
It. Lewis. Ry Age 64:1072-4 My Ifl '13
Rail*
Branding imd heat niiml)er stamping of
steel rails. Ity Age S5:I1S9-91 l> 19 '13
Classlflcntion of second hand rail. J. See. 11
diag Ry Age 64:839-901 Ap 18 '13
Comparative notes on steel rail rolling. R.
W. Hunt. Ry Age 64:390-1 F 38 '13; Same.
Am Inst Min K Bui 77:S79-83 My '13
Compound rails on Chicago itreet railways.
Eng N 69:627-8 Mr 13 '13
Chlcaso atrset railways.
Del Mar, Bng N 69:179 Ja 23 '13
'13; Scl Am 10S:397 N 22"'13
Conlinuous rail for Chicago street traction:
the story of a rush order. II Scl Am 3 7G:
197-9 Mr 29 '13
Corruption of electric railway rails. A. Bua-
se. Eng M 44:264-6 N '12
Corrugation on the Brooklyn rapid transit
system, C: M, GIdanski. Eleo Rv J 42:
1322-6 D 27 '13
Creeping of rails. P. M. La Bach, dlags Ry
Age 54:1089-91 My 10 '13
Creeping of rails, Ry & Eng R 53:1066 N 15 '13
Kionomy In cutting rails. C, L, Van Auken,
Ity Age 55:1191-2 D 19 '13
Electric rail-grinding machine, II dl.ig Eng
N ■
rinding r
' 11 '13
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INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
city Htreela. Munic Bng 14;432-3 My "IJ
Hays Uin. Ala. wreck; transverse fissures In
Bteel rallB. Ry 6 Kng R 53:909-11 3 21 '13
Intereallng tacia about rails. Iron Tr R M:
585 Mr « '13
Joint railway orKanliatlon for the Inspection
of structural aleel and steel rallH. P. B.
Stevens. Ens N 69:1190-1 Je & '13
Hercy of sled and the iD«nAce of wood. II
Set Am 10S:9!-3 Ja iS 'IS
Mill treatment and ductility leata of rail
. „ ... „ ,. ^^ ^^^^ j^g^ 91:639-
1 Blec Ry J 4S:
New portable rail grinder.
417 a 18 'IJ
NonioBraphlc melhod for flndinR center of
Ktchorn. Ry Age Mt3S1-3 Ag 23 ■13
Old rails as trestle atrlngers. 11 Une & Mln
J 96:923 N IS '13
Piping and segregation of aleel Ingots and
ductility- tests for open-hearth rails. P. H.
Dudley, plans Ry & Eng R 63:160-3, 182-
3 F 22. Mr 1 '13; Same, Am Inst Mln E Bui
7t;:6T7-T0B Ap '13; Same cond. Ry Age
54:391-2 F 28 '13; Same cond. Iron Tr R
. 52:857-60 Ap 10 '13
rrogresfl in ateel mill roll dealgn. T- H.
Mathlaa. diags Iron Age 92:9«7-70 O 30 'IS
Question of government inapeotlon of rails.
Ry & Eng R 63:76-6 Ja 2B '13
" hlne, dlag Ry Age
I 19 '
. 11 Scl Am 10»;4iS D
Mr
'13
Ry A Eng B i
Track construction In paved streets, II E^ic
Ry J 42:633-<; U 4 '13
United States rail production 1912. Iron Age
91:606-7 Mr 6 '13
Stf alto Guard rails: Rail bonds; Rail
handling: Rail Joints; Railroads — Track
Failures
Analysis of a broken ralL Ry Age 66:623
O 3 ■
1. P. M. La Bach. Ry Age
i-hearth steel rail. Iron
Rail produc ..
223-5 Mr 16 '13
Rail production In the United Stales. Eng
& Mln J 95:918 My 3 '13
Rail research by railroads and producer*. M,
H. WIckhorst. diags Iron Tr R 52:120-2
F 13 '13
Rail Btatlstlcs. Iron Ago 91: 608-9 Mr 6
13
Railroad effort for i^li Improvement. Iron
Age 91:796-7 Mr 27 '13
Record year for production of open hearth
glneering' assn . ._ _.
standard rail sections special Inve-itliia-
tlona, etc. Ry Age 51:a92-6 Mr 19 *13
Report on a troken rail for the Terminal
rullroad assn. of S' i-nnin ti Ttv jt, p.t,r
R 53:769 Ag 9 '13
Re-rolled steel rail \
Halt. Concrete Cem 3:10-1 ._ ..
Safety In travel as affected by the steel rail.
I] Scl Am 108:616-7 Je 7 '11
Safely In travel aa releti^d to Iron and siec-l
equipment. Iron Tr R 63:i;o2-3 N 13 '13
Segregation and deoildatlnn and the efficien-
cy of aluminum, silicon and lltBnIum as
deoxldizers. N. Petlnot. Met A Chem Eng
11:231-2 My '13
Slmpliaed form of thermit rail welding. 11
Elec Ry J 41:78-7 Ja U '11
Steam pipe hangers made of Scraj) rails.
plan Colliery 33:579 My '13
Suggestions for compound rails from Aus-
trana. W. Pagan, dlag Eng N 69:1138-9 My
T-raJl construction In paved streets. G: Mac-
Leod, plan Elec R.y J 41:335 F 22 'IS
T-rall In paved streets. R. C. Cram. 11 Eaeo
Ry J 43:368-73 8 « '13
Tabular laying out of roll passes: Its np-
Ijllcnllon to four methods of rollinf- mils
in Germany, diags Iron Age 92:1436-7 D 25
Talbot pipelesa Ingot. B: Talbot, Bng H 44:
604 -B 8 3 __
Rail failures and their causes. M. H. WIck-
horst. Rv A Eng R 61:622-4 Je tS 'IS;
Same. II Iron Age 91:1536-^ Je 26 '13; Same,
II Iron Tr It 53:1459-62 Je 26 '13; Same.
Seams In rails. Ry Age 55:1082-3 D 5 '13
Spec in est I on*
Key to 1912 A. R. E. A. open hearth steel
rail sped flea tlona. Ry Age. 54:600-1 Mr 19
Rail spec meat Ions, Iron Tr R 52:664 Mr 20
'13
Rails of aame speclflcatlon made In different
mills. R, W. Hunt. Ry A Bng R 53:296-7
Mr 29 '13; Same. Iron Age^l:5l4-S F 27 'IS
Spec in cat Ions for carbon steel rails. By A
Eng R 53:385.8 Ap 21 '13
Speclflcatlona for manganese ateel rails. Ry
Age 55:291-2 Ag 15 '13
Railway bridge and building aMoclation. See
American railway bridge and building as-
sociation
Rillway bus I net* aMoclation
Annual meeting. New Vork, Dec., 1913. Kloc
Ry J 42:1211 D 13 '13
51h annual meeting, New Vork. Di
addresses of Howard Elliott A
Cox, Ry Age 55:1115-7 D 12 '13
A Governor
.,„ ,.„„ -. „ ,. 13
Railway business association. Am Ind 13:20
■13
Railway electrical enqlneers' association. See
A.I social ion of railway electrlral engineers
Railway engineering association
Committee work. By A Bng R 63:372-6 Ap IS
Railway Are protection ;
carrying United States mall, Elec Rv J 42;
867 O 17 '13
Inndequ.iiv of railway mall pay. diags Ry Age
54:958-60 Ap 25 '13
New railway mail exchanging apparatus. II
Scl Am 108:292 Mr 29 'li
Parcel post and compensation for carrying
malls, Ry A Eng R 63:741 Ag 2 'IS
Western railways demand adenuate compen-
sation for parcel post service. Ry Age 55:
American railway maater mechanics
Railway motor cars. See Motor cars (railroad)
Railway signal association
Close of convention at Nashville, Tenn,, Oct.
IS. Ele.' Ry J 4;:SSN O 18 '13
ISth finnuul convention, at Nashville, Tenn.,
Oct,, 1913. Elec W 62:833-4 O 25 '13
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Railway ilgni.. _._
18lh annual convention, niu-mji.c, n!..ii. jvj
& Enx 53:U7o-T O IS 'IS
ISth annual meeting. Nashville. Tcnn.. Oct.,
iS13. Ry Age flSiTBO-a O 24 '13
Influence ot an aasociaUon tram Ihe Indi-
vidual elTorts of Its memliershlp. B. }l.
Mnnn. Ily & Rhk R R3:n7n O 18 '13
HeetlnK. Chicago, March, 1913. Ry & Eng R
63:270-4 Mr 22 '13
Meeting. New York city. June 11-12, 1913.
E:iec Ry J llnons Je it '13
ProceedlnRS and reglatnitlon nt Chicago met>t-
Ins. March IT. Ity Age &4:S31-19 Ml- li '13
Railway atorekeapBri' association
Abatraeta of papers at lOlh annual louicn-
tion. Chicago, 1913. Ry Age 64:1134-15 My 23
■13: Ry Ace (Mech ed) 8T:2. 7-304 Je '13
Tenth annual convention, Chicago. May, 1911.
Ry & Eng R B3:4B2-3 My it '13
' telegraph luperlntendenti. Sei
elation •
Railway t
rapli :
alualion board
10 '13
i-year record of rainfall; St. Paul. Minn.
Ens N 70:E14-E S 11 '13
Source pl__heav7_ rainfalls. A. J. Henry. Eng
~'N'T0:a"jf"3 '13
Ratal ni
raialn Seeds. 8cl Am B
roads— Rates
Ray consolidated c
r"J =i:,
Macli 19:B3B-8 JI '13
Reclamation of land
Government aid In land drainage. A. E. Mor
Kiin. Kng N 6li:i78-;i My 8 '13
Reclaiming the Florida everglades: Joint re
K, J.
E '13
J. H.
■ N I
I My 29
Rainfall and flood cundUlons In Ohio, March
». . », ,„.• . — Smith. 11 Scl Am 8
Sand dunes: how they are rectaltned In BU'
rope and in the United Stales. Sci Am 108:
E81 Je 28 '13
Utilizing a city's wastes for fllled land. Eng
lice 07:415-8 Ap 12 '13
Ufa alto Drainage; Irrigation: Reclama-
tion service (U. S.); Shore reclamation
Reclamation scrvlca (U. S.)
Coat of reclamation service and other Irri-
gation prolecls In Colorado. J: E. Field.
Eng N 70:348-55 Ag 21 '13
Harnessing the public water power. C. J:
Blanchnrd. 11 Rcl Am 10R:310-1 Ap E '13
Independent opinion on the Reclamation ser-
vice. Kng N 70:9S7-S N 13 '13
Investigation of Salt river rpclnmallnn pro-
ject. Eng Ree 67:sup 3B Mv 10 '13
Report of subcommittee of the House com-
mittee on expenditures in the Interior
department. Eng Rec G7:199 F 2S '13
State nnd federal co-onerallon In irrigation
work in Oregon, E. G. Hcpson. Eng Hec
68;6S5-6 D 20 '13
Ten years ot government Irrigation work;
review of activities and experiences of U.
S. reclamation service since passage of
Xcwlands act. ICne ilcc 07:128-30 F I '13;
Same. Sci Am S 76:143-3 Mr 1 '13
Reconnaissance, Military. See Military recon-
New extension of the Norfolk Southern, il
map Ry Age 54:1315-8 Js 13 '13
Rams. Hydraulic. See Hydraulic rams
Rand, Charles F., I8G0-
New president ot the Am. Inst, ot M. E.
por Eng & Mln J 95:453 Mr 1 '13
Range boilers. See Boilers, Ranee
Range-finders
Range'flnder Stations for forest tires. Eng N
09:573-4 Mr 20 '13
Single instrument range-finder. 11 Scl Am
108:300 Ap 19 '13
Range to wars
Architecture on the Panama canal — a sug-
gestion. U Scl Am 108:188 F t 'IS
ble. Elec Ry J 41:1100-7 Je 21 '18: Same
cond. Eng Rec 08:EG-8 Jl 19 'IS
Transportation facilities and citv planning.
M. B. Mallbie. Rng N 69:1025-0 My 15
'IS
See alio Electric railroads; Elevated rail-
roads; Railroads: Street railroads: Sub-
ways: Trackless trollej-s; also sulMilvislon
Rapid transit under names nf cities, e.g.
New York (cily)— Rnpld transit
Rasp^ See Files and rasps
Rate regulation. Ree Public service commls-
% CO, recorder, H: R. 1
: F. Card, dtags Inla
ting maqfilnery.
r 61:571-6 Jl 'IS
. II dlags Met & Chem Eng
11 Eng M 45:744-0 /
Or-sat or CO- recorder
S:344 S 2 '13
F. D. Harger. Power
W. C, Edge. Power
38:400-7 S 16
Service recorder. Ry Age 54:1610 Je 27 '13
fn aim Indlcatora: Meters
Records
Utility of efficiency -re cords In the manufac-
ture of iron, J: J, Porter. Am Inst Min E
ItuI 76:R4S-R3 Ap '13
R« aim Card system In business: Elec-
tric railroads — Record.i; Rnglncerlng re-
; Motor trucks —
Hec
ntiflc
Records, Municipal. See Municipal records
Records, Railroad. See Railroads — Records
Records f. r tlic works publication bureau. A.
D. Williams, Iron Age 9:;106(i-9 My 1 '13
Rectifiers, Electric current. See Electric cur-
rent rectifiers
Reflecting telescops. See Telescope
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Raflectlon (llpht)
DlRuae n-tleclliiB power uf varloUB Hgb-
Htnnres. W: W. Cotilent2. 11 U S Bur Sland
Bill fl;2S3'325 '13
Reflector!
Basic principles of head-lamp lUui
C: It. Sugg. Elcc W 62:741-2 O 1. ..
n\ng incandeacent-lamp reflect-
Induf -„ „.
I02-S, 1T4-5 Mr-Ap '13
Opaiiue rellcctors. f. L. Godlnez. II Arch Rec
S3:BT<-9 Je '13
Plating and re finishing railroad locomotive
headlight reflertora In nickel. C: H. Proc-
tor. Metal Ind n a ll;:oi-2 My '13
Ste olio Headllshta
RarorHtatlon. See Foreats and forestry
Refraclorlei manufacturer!' axoclatlon
Organization meeting. PltlsburKh. April 22.
Ifll3. Met & Chem Eng 11:350 Je '13
Refractory materia la
Carborundum refractories, F. J. Tone. Met
& Chem Eng ll;484-e " '"
liul 81:2308-10 S '13
I Tr R 63:113
congress of renigeratton
Refrigeration, Pipe-line
Pipe-line refrigeration. Power 38:S2J-S D
orroalon In re frig-
Analysis o( coats In a refrlgeratlns plant.
Elec W 61:148-9 Ja IS '13
Avoidable Bcclilents Ui rcfriserating planta.
Drinklnn
Compression
Mv 27 13
Cooling towpp fur smHll retrlge rati tin plant,
R.^ Ij. MosHMiiin. plan power 37:716 My 27
"Pow.
IS '13
Dpslgn of an ammonla-compreflHlon re frig -
eratitig machine, Ind Eng 13:129-30 Mr '13
vater systems In buildings. S. M.
. II plan Power 37:343-4 Mr 11 '13
Kiectnrai refrlgcrnllon for the htiti-licr. It. I..
I.loyd. 11 Elec 8 a W Blec'n 62:33-8 Ja II
Figuring power for refilgfratlnB plants. S:
Sydney, power 3S:201-2 Ag 5 '13
Ohs engine refrigerating plant, diags Power
37:132-1 Jii 2JC '13
Hospital retrlRemllon and vtieiium cleaning.
Mechanical ei|Uipment of Stock jards Inn.
Dom Eng 62:37-8 Ja 11 '13
New rpfrlgeraflng cycle. O. P. Ostergren.
plan Power J7:26S-6 F 25 '13
Power 3g:8S7-K
Operating on [he flooded ayBlem. R. L. MOSB-
man. dlage I'ower 38:133-4 Jl 22 'It
Present status of the refrigerating Industry
In America. S. S. Van Der Vaart. Power
33:686-6 N II 'IS
Properties of saturated ammonia vapor, ta-
bles Power 13:69-62 Jl 8 13
Refrigerating machlnea for the home. II Sel
Am 109:71 Jl 26 '13
Refrigeration and central -station service. Elec
W 62:848 O 26 '13
Refrigeration made simple, plan Power 37:
342-3 Mr 11 '13
Refrigeration with cartran dloilde. Power 37:
572 Ap 22 'IS
Riti-Carlton hotel refrigerating plant. N. T.
plans Power 37:497-8 Ap 8 '13
Running a re(rlgera.ting plant. W: L. Keil.
Power 37;GS6 My 6 ^3
id International congreaa - of refrigeration,
Chicago. Sept.. 19lf Bug N 70:^9-81 O
3 '13
3d International congreaa of refrigeration,
pilcago, Sept., 1313. Power 38:619-11 O 1
13
190-2 F 1_ __
Westlnghouse Leblarc refrigerating system.
II Int Marine Eng 16:143-60 Ap '13
Westinghouse-I.eblanc water vapor refriger-
ating machine. H. J, Macintlre. plan Eng
N 69:911-2 My 1 '13
Winter work In » retrlgeratlng plant F.
OphUIs. Power 37:420-2, 673-4 Mr 26, Ap 22
*H
See also Cold storage; Ice — Manufacture;
Ice houses: Liquid air; Refrigeration In
transportation: Refrigerator cars
Refrigeration In transportation
FaclUlies for replenishing Ice for refrig-
eration In transit. C. M. Secrisl. Ry Age
36:568 S 26 '13
Methods Of pre -cooling perishable goods at
loading etallons, B. W. Redfeam. Ry Age
J. S. Leeds, Ry Age 55:569-71 3
26 '13; Same. Ry & Eng B 53:930-1 O 4 'IS
Refrigeration of dressed poultry in transit.
M. E. Pennington and others. 11 U -S Agrlc
Bu! 17:13-28 '13
Transportation of fruit and vegetables. B. D.
Levy. Ry Age B4:23B-t2 F 7 '13
Contnd and dli
& Eng
- 53:1105 N 29 '13
refrigerator cara for Wells. Fari;_
plana Am Eng 31:149-61 Mr '13
Organization for handling refrigeration trans-
portation. J, S. Leeds. Ry Age 65:569-71
B 26 '13: Same. Ry & Eng R 63:930-1 O
4 13
Proportions and Insulation of refrig&ralor
cars. M. R. Parks. Ry Age (Mech ed) 87:
613-5 N '13
Refrigeration of dressed poultry In transit.
M. E. I'ennington and others. 11 U 9 Agric
Bill 17:13-28 '13
Refrigerator cara for the Union Pacific. 11
plans Am Eng 87:263-5 My '13
ser\lce. plana Ry Age 54:392-4 P 28 '13
Refuse and refuse disposal
Ciilleellon and dlRposal of Boston refuse. II
plan Eng Rec 67:512-5 My 10 '13
Destruction of garbage on the premises. F.
A. Herring. Munlc Eng 46:402 O '13
Economic combustion of low-grade or waste
fuels: bagai^se, culm and city refuse. D:
M. Myers. 11 dlag Eng M 45:358-71 Je
'13
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INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
Rsfuie and refute diapoial —Conllnuei.
Fireproof shelter (or refuse receptaclea, II
Scl Am 108:332 Ap 12 '13
Four yarbage-dUimaal contracts. Eds N 70:
118-3 O S 'IS
Garbage disposal In Canton, Ohio. P. H.
Weber. 11 Munlc ETng 44:S11-Z Mr '13
OarbBKB dlapoHB.] In medlum-Blzed Cittea. Eng
Bee 87:177-8 F 16 "18
Oarbage question In small cities. S: A. Gree-
ley. Bob M 45:101-3 Ap '13
Garbage reduction In Chicago. 11 plan Munlc
Eng 41:137-9 F 'IS
Latest garbage-dlapoaal contract at Los An-
eeles. Bng N 70:42S Ag 28 'IS
Mixed method garbage and waste dlaposal.
E. B. Stuart, dlag Munlc Eng 4E:SS-S0 Jl
New Tork city's new garbage disposal con-
tract. Eng N 70:Z«7-8 Ag T '13
New York's municipal cleaning campaign.
Eng Rec 67:sup 41 Ap 26 '13
Operation of Columbus garbage reduction
plant. Eng Bee E8:220-1 Ag 23 '13: Bajma.
Munlc Eng 4E:321-3 O 'IS; Same cond. Eng
Swimming pool in the new gymnaaluro. pteo
Eng N 69:366-7 F 6 'IS
Rent
Fallacy of Including Interest and rent as
part of maJiufacturlng cost. A. L. Dickin-
son. J Account ]C:S3-98 Ag '13
See alio Mineral lands
Reports, Engineering. See Engineering reports
Republic, Washington
Ore-treatment at Republic. F. A. Thomaon.
Am Inst Mln B Bui T3;61-S4 Ja '13
Ban Poll mlU. E: C. Morse. Am Inst Mln E
Bui 13:79-84 Ja '13
Republic Iron and steel company
ProflU for six months ended Dec. 31. 1912.
show gain on same i>eriod In 1911. Iron
Age 91:493 F 20 '13
Reaearch, Municipal. See Municipal research
Research, Scientific. See Sclentlflc research
Cleaning a large aettllng reservoir at Cin-
cinnati. J. W. EHlms. IT Eng Bee 67:089-91
Je 11 '13
Control or the Mississippi Hoods. C. D. Town-
_send. 11 Scj Am S 75:282 My 3_'i3
I 19 '13
Chicago: incineration recommended. Munlc
Eng 45: 62S-32 D '13
Selling garbage for reduction at IiOs An-
geles. E. A. Phillips. Eng N 70:429-30 Ag
28 'IS
Street cleaning and garbage collection aDI-
clency studies of the Chicago civil ssrvice
commission, Eng N 69:123 Ja 10 '13
Street cleaning and garbage collection meth-
ods In Chicago. Eng Rea 67:24-6 Ja 4 'IS
Uniform statistics of refuse collection and
disposal. Eng N 7D:6Tg-9 O i '18
ITtlilzIng a city's wastes for fllled land. Eng
Rec 67:416-6 Ap 12 '13
'Set alKO Acid waste; Dumping appli-
ances: Refuse destructors: Sewage disposal:
Street cleaning; Waste products; Water
pollution
Refuse dattructora
Design of refuse destructors: the generation
of steam from waste and garbage Incinera-
tion. J: Hammersley-Heenan, 11 Eng H 46:
890-3 S '13
Islais creek Incinerator at San Francisco. 11
plans Eng Rec 68:177-9 Ag 16 'IS
Night soil Incinerating furnace at a con-
tractoT'a camp, A. W. Tidd. 11 Eng N 69:
104-5 Ja 23 'IS
Sterling refuse destructor test. Met & Chem
Eng 11:363 Je '13
Reg In a. Saskatchewan
Water supply
Tor Hill reservoir at Reglna with reinforced-
concrete roof slab resting on almctural-
Hteel frame. B. O. Wynne- Roberts, plans
Eng Rec 68:267-8 S 6 'IS
Alaska reindeer Industry. W. T. Lopp. Scl
■— 108:113 P I ""
esr In Alasl
7 Ja 4 'IS
Reinforced concrete. See Concrete. Reinforced
Relays, Protective. See Electric protective ap-
Rellef maps
Rome of Con Stan tine reconstructed In a
model 36 feet long and 20 feet wide, maps
Scl Am S 76:68-71 Ag 3 '13
Use of relief maps In mine surveying. H. G.
Henderson. II Scl Am S 75:101-2 F 16 'IS
Three cottages and a studio: recent work of
Arthur T. Bemlck. A. T. Covell. 11 Arch
Rec 34:306-17 O '13
11 plans Iron Tr R 53:201-8 Jl ;
Effect of proposed storage reservoirs on
stream flow and water power on the lower
Chippewa river, Wis. C. B. Stewart, map
Eng N 70:240-8 Ag 7 '13
Effect of reaervolra on Dayton Qood. Bng
Rec tiK'MK-7 Air H '11
Failure
C: t
'13
>'ailure of i
A, H. Pu
31 '13
Flood -prevent Ion and water- conservation
measures in Germany. 11 map Eng Rec 6S:
72-4 Jl 19 '13
Henna dam and reservoir built by OermaD
water users' association, K, C. Grant. II
Eng Rec 07:415 Ap 12 '13
How to repair the Nashville masonry reser-
voir. R. Herlns. plan Bug M IS:t7l-ao F «
Mlar
InL
'13
Mississippi problem, N. J. Noble. Scl Am lOS:
335 Ap 12 '13
Nashville reservoir— wh; It taUed and how
It will be repaired. R. Hwlng. plan Bite
Beo 07:134-5 F 1 'IS
Ohio reservoirs during the March floods. H.
Knowles, 11 Eng Rec 67:439-42 Ap 19 '13
Partial failure of reservoir lining, Johnson
City, Tann. D. R. Beeaon. 11 ETng N B9:
234-6 Ja 30 'IS
Problem of flood control. C. M. Town send.
Eng N 09:Sr- -
Relat
— ._ gatlon, Eng Rec
67:619-20 My 10 '13
Reservoir regulallon for the Ottawa river. E.
Low. Bng N 63:26 Ja t 'IS
Reservoirs at the headwaters of the Missis-
sippi river. Eng Bee 07:436 Ap 19 'IS
Seepage losses In Irrigation aratema: tbelr
economic significance, E, G, Hopson, 11 Scl
Am S 75:56-3 Ja 26 '11
Tor Hill reservoir at Reglna with relntorcea-
con Crete roof slab resting on structural-
steel frame, R, O, Wynne -Roberts, plans
Bng Bee 68:267-8 S 6 '13
See nlBo ' nama; Irrigation; Retaining
walls,;^8pillways;__Water supply engineering;
W
Cons __
methods and
over city reSL
Rec 67:424-6 Ap 19
In Minneapolis:
_. _jncrete vaulting
_W. N. Jones. II Eng
6 Ap 19 '13 ^ - I
lizodcyLlOOgIC
INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
ReMrvoira, Concrete — Continued.
Covered concrete reservoir at Lowell, Uau.
11 plan Bag Bee 6T:lS3-4 F IS 'II
Deslsn of Muakogee, Okla., concrete res-
ervoir. A. Putter. II Eng Kec S8:fil6-8 N 23
root. Baltltnore. E. B. Whltmao. il plans
Eng N 70:1100-4 N 27 '13
nve-milUon sallon reinforced concrete rea-
ervolr at AHheville, N. C. F. C. Perkins.
II Hunic Eng 4<:7l> F '13
Qeorgetown reservoir, District of Columbia,
new sedimentation basin, plan Eng; N 89:
766-7 Ap 17 '13
Increasing aeltllng efflclency of Georgetown
reaervolr. It Eng Rec 67:314 Mr 22 '13
Nen reinforced concrete reservoir at Coun-
cil Bluffs, plans Eng Rec ST:BS-40 Ja 11 'IS
New York city's water supply system: Ken-
■■ - 1 Am S 75:140 Mr 1
^"l",?
'13
Traveling plant for caatlne concrete blocks
tor Kensico dam, Valhalla, N. Y. II li:ng
Rec ST.iU My 10 '13
Reildencei. See Architecture. Domestic
Rstonance
Resonance In wood. 8cl Am 109:190 S 6 '13
Rssources. See Conservation of resources;
Natural resources
Artificial respiration with a lemon squeenr.
A. C. MuUer. 11 Eel Am 108;7 Ja 4 ^11
L.ungmotor :irtlllclal respirator. II Eng &
Mm J 96:T91-Z O iG '13
Method of testing Draeger oxygen helmets at
the Copper Queen mine. C. A. MItke. II
Am Inst Mln E Bui 79:1169-72 Jl '13
Oxygen fed and driven device for artlOolal
resplraUon. II Scl' Am 108:117 F 1 '13
Scbaefer method of resuscitation. II Colllerr
34:63-4 Age 13
Training with mine-rescue appliances. J. W.
Paul. Eng M 44:346-8 Mr '13
S« ofiio Pulmotor
Respiration ealorl meters
Resplmtlon e " "
4 '11
I Am 108:16-1 Ja
Respiratory apparatus. See Respiration, Artl-
R staining walls, ConerMe
Concrete retaining walls In Pittsburgh. 11
Concrete Cem 1:98 D 'li
Design of standard re In forced -concrete re-
taining vails. H. M. Glbb. dlags Eng N 70:
170-3 Jl 34 '13
Hollow rein forced -con Crete triangular boxes
at three -level crossing of creek, railroad
-- ._ „ J ^^g p^
.. See Furnaces,
68:636-7 D 6 '13
ftsvsrberatory tumai
beratory
Rovotmenta. See Leveling; Retaining walls
Searchlight revolver. II Scl Am 109:439 D t '18
Rheostats
Liquid rheostats Tor large altematlng-c
'13;
bile S
. Powt . . . _,
n J 96:B0 Jl 13 '13
7-9 Ja 2 '13
L. Dau(herty.
Water rheostats. __ _ __
Power 3T:8B7-8 Je 17 '1!
aee alto Electric controllers
Rice. See WUd rice
Richmond, Cal.
Proposed port ol Richmond, CaL, In Saa
Franclaco bay. Bng N «S:14li Ja U '13
Rledler, Alolt, 1860-
Dr. Rledler's science
bite 23:891-2 Ap U
Rimes. See Hydraulic
Rifle practice
Movlns pictures as t-._
plan Elec W 12:108 Ac 9 '13
Teaching soldiers how to shoot: how artl>
fldai landscapes and movlnc pIcturM ai«
used. H. Bannerman-PhlUlpa. II Sd Am 10>:
6-6 Jl S '18
See ol»o Target practice
Rifle*
Remington negative angle sighting system.
11 Mach 19:603-6 Ap '13
'_rine_ barrels. P. Carnegie. Scl
: popularized. Automo-
Vlbratlor.
Am 8 76:186-7 Mr 22 '13
See alto Firearms; Guns; Rino practice:
Shooting
Rio ds Janeiro (bsttleship)
"—-"■-- bbttieshlp Rio de Janeiro, int Ma-
Brazil lar
Ick. 8ci Am S 76:171-2 S 13 'it
Bee aim Respiration, Artlflclal
Rest rooms
Women's co
A. C, ShE
My 24 '13
Resuscitation. See Respiration. Artlflclal
Retaining wall*
Diagram of cost of retaining walls. B. F.
Krle«sman. Eng Rec 68:167 Ag 9 '13
Grouting a bank revetment with molten slag.
11 Eng N 69:203 Ja 30 '13
How not to build a retaining wall. K. A-
Albert. plan Eng Rec 68:420 O 11 '13
How not to builj a retaining wall. R W.
Getder; D. N. Becker. Eng Rec 68:661
N 16 'l3
How not to build a retaining wall. L. B.
Moore. 11 Eng Rec 68:324 8 30 '13
How not to build a retaining wall. L: E.
Moore; K. A. Albert. Eng Rec 68:604-5
N 1 '13
Proposed scheme of constructing underground
retaining walls. Q: 8. Rice. Ity & Bng R
63:828-9 Ag 30 '13
ITnderplnnlng a stone retaining wall of Trini-
ty churchyard for Lexington avenue sub-
way. Eng Rec 68:362-3 8 37 '13
See also Dams; Earthwork; Railroads —
Construction; Reservoirs
hip
B Eng 18:182 Ml
Riparian rights. See Rivers. Right of naviga-
tion of; AVater rlghte
River cleaning. See Water poUutlon
map Eng N
Hydraulics;
Studies of r
power; Water supply
Regulation
Aids to navigation on the Missouri river. F.
C. Perkins. 11 Scl Am 8 76:100-1 F 16 'U
Concrete bank protection for deep rivers. B.
Okaiakl. 11 Eng N 69:613-3 Mr 13 'It
Concrete revetment work on the Kansas riv-
er Improvement. F. M. Clutter. II dlB<
Eng Rec 67:632 Je 7 '13
Factors In channel design. Eng Rec 67:243-
3 Mr 1 13
Floods and the problems of river regulation.
C: W. Baker, map 11 Scl Am 108: 398-401
My 8 '13
Improvement ot the Cuyahoga Hver at Cleve-
land. Ohio, map Eng N 69:693-4 Mr 20 'IS
Digitized GV Cockle
INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
Rivers — Regulation — (Tonlinueil.
Knishts L-andlne cut prolect In the Sacra-
mento valley. Rng Rec <7:29S-9 Mr 15 'IB
Mississippi problem. J. L&Forest. Scl Am tOS:
3G5 Ap 1» '13
Need for aclentlflc river reeulatton. Eng N
69:734-$ Ap 10 '13
Newl^d^ Ttyer regulation plan. Eng N 70:
4T4-2 S 4
Prellmlnar>
■IS
I Kng 1
St. Lawrence ship channel Improvenienta be-
tween Monlrenl and Quebec H. C. Plum-
mer. map il Scl Am 109:182-3 S '13
Scow tor submarine- roch drllllnK In deepen-
ing of the channel nt Bast river, 11 plan
Eng Rec 08:000-1 N !9 '13
Shenango river- regulation project In Penn-
sylvania. Eng Rec 07:310-1 Mr 22 '13
Set alto Canals: Channels: Dams: Drain-
age: DredKlng: Flood control; Harbors;
Navigation; Reservoirs; also Mississippi
Rivers, Right of navigation of
Concerning rallnar drawbridges and river
rights. Eng N 89:176-8 Ja 33 'll
Drawbridges over rivers having limited navi-
gation. C, B. Smith. One N t9:lBl-Z Ja IS
•13
Rivet (pacing. See Girders
Riveting
Failure of piston-rod riveting, diaga Power
39:735 N Ig '13
Riveting in a liand-press. O: W. Smith.
dlags Mach 19:3tiO Ja '13
Riveting with compressed air. il Scl Am 109:
Riveting machinery
Electric riveting. Ry Age (Mech ed) 87:394-5
Jl '13
Bkctric riveting, il Ry A Bng R E3:864 8 S
Watson-Stlllman car coupler shearing and
Road rollers
Cost of hauling with road roller. R. O.
Griffith. Uunlc Eng 45:458 N '13
Three -axle water ballast motor rtdler. U
Scl Am 109:439-40 D 6 '13
Hte also Road making machinery
tests. 11 Eng Rec 68:031-2 D 6 '13
tiee aUo Koad materials; Road models
Road traffic
Design of road as alTected by triifDc, Munic
Erng 41:190-1 Mr '13
Motor tralflc In Massachusetts. J. E, Sul-
livan. Automobile 29:543-5 S 2E '13
Necessity for tralHc census on highways. C:
E. Fuote. Eng Rec 07:300-1 Mr IS '13
Special tracks for dirferetit vehicles, diag
Automobile £S:1Z72 Je in '13
Traffle and wear of English highways. Eng
Rec 63:038 D '18
Tranic census on highways. L.. 1. Hewes.
Eng Rec 67:656-7 My 17 '13
Roadmaslers and maintenance of way awocla-
31st annual convention, Chicago, Sept,. 1918.
Eng M 70:590-7 S 26 'IS
31st annual convention. Chicago, Sept., ISll.
Ry & Eng H 63:367-3 S 13^8
31st annual meeting, Chicago, 1913, Ry Age
66:615-23 S 19 '13
-2 D 13-20 —
road builders' association: an-
nual convention. Eng N 70:1266-7 D 18 '11
American road biilUers' a.ssn.: proceedings
of annual meeting at Philadelphia, Dec..
1913. Kng Rec OSisup 48. sup 60 D 13-20 '13
Automobiles and Improved road*. L. W.
Page. 11 Scl Am 109:178^8 'IS ,
Machine forging. D. T. Hamilton, 11 dlags
Mach i;i:5Sl-6, 707-10 Ap-My '13
Riveting pressures. Eng Rec 67:689 My 24
Road builders' association. See
builders' association
Hami
ws. See Highway law
■king machinery
ner drills In highway construction, Eng
68:137 Ag 2 'if
niiii-uinery In highway conBtriictlon. A. N.
Johnson. Mimic Eng 44:477-8 My 'II
Modern road-making mnchlnery and Its use.
T. R. Agg. Eng N 69:310-1 F 13 '13
Paved roads and road-laying machinery. II
Scl Am S 76:309-10 N IS '13
Protertlon and upkeep of road equipment.
D. J. Hauer. Concrete Cem 3:219-20 N '13
Recent improvements In macadam road ma-
chinery, A. W. Dean. Eng N 70:603-4 3
26 '13
*« al»i> Road rollers
Road materials
American and British road tars: comparative
analyses. W. W. Crosby. Eng Rec 6S:703
D 20 '13
Cost and value of road materials, Munle
Eng 45:223 S '13
Testing rond materials. P. Hubbard, Eng
Rec 08:700-1 D 20 '13
Tests of road-building rocks. Eng Rec 68:
101-2 Jl 26 '13
See aim Asphalt; Tar
Road models
Earth and sand-clay roads. II Scl Am S 76:
299-302 N S '13
I'aved roads and road-laying machinery: road
construction illuatratert by models. 11 Rci
Road resists nc
Munle Eng 45:611-4 1
Convict labor In road
Pratt. Eng Rec 68:701
Design of r_.__ ._
Eng 41:190-1 Mr '13
De\etoplng the ideal road. R. E. CromptOD.
Eng M 45:580-8 Jl '13
Educational work in highway engineering.
Eng Uec 68:1U Ag S '13
Good roads. Ry & Eng R 63:403 My 17 '13
Good roads and Ihe cost of Hying. W: W.
FInley. Concrete Cem 2:17-8 Ja '13
Good roads movement. Set Am 108:492 Hy
31 '13
Grade and surface required on roads, II Hu-
nlc Eng 44:24-7 Ja '13
Qradtng and graveling streets. C, C. King.
II Munle Kng 45:1X2-1 Ag '13
Gravel roads — construction and maintenance,
S. P. Hooker, Bng Rec BS.v,\« N 22 '13
Instructions for foremen and contractors on
state road construction In Wisconsin. Bng
N 70:291-8 Ag 14 '13
Lessons from the International road congress.
E: D. Kohler. Eng Rec 08:406-7 O 11 '13
Letter by J; louden M'Adam. the road-
builder. Eng N 70:118 Jl 17 '13
Merit system In road management. J: T.
Doyle. Rr- "* - "■"'■ " ■ •■•
Rec 68:336' 8 20 "■13
Modern road-making machinery and Its use.
T. R. Agg. Eng N 69:310-1 F 13 '1!
Motor truck In contracting and construc-
tion work: road-making and paving, R. W.
Hutchinson, ]r. Eng M 46:77-94 O '18
ObJeot-lesBon and experimental roads. U S
Agric Rul 53:1-33 '13
Permanent and impermanent elements Ot
roads, Eng Rec 08:338-9 8 27 '13
Digitized by VjOOQIC
INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
Permaiifnt roadn an econ<
~. Perry. II Si ■ ■
necBBSity. H.
... ,-...,. .. ^^. -.... ^ T6:16g-70 8 11 ■18
Plant lor road bulldlnK. Ehk Roc CT:S7-8 Ja
. 'IS
Plate- rail wara for road and steam trafflc. O.
N. Foil. Eng M (4:»8-l(H O '12
Problem ol economic road canatructlon. Bng
N 70:619-22 S 25 '13
Prospective opportunities tor highway enel-
neera In a national highways department.
C: H: Davla. Munlc Bng «:84-6 Jl 'IS
Road -*ulld log methoda must be Improved,
Automobile 29:481 S 11 '13
BtandardlzInK highway construction. C: E.
Foote. tl Scl Am 108:231 Mr 29 '13
3d International road congreaa at London,
1913. E. L. Corthell. Eng N 70;182-1 Jl 24
3d International road congress, London. June,
. Eng Rec e8:BUD B3-B Jl 1» 'IS
Unit costs of suburban roads. L. C. Grablll.
Eng Reo B7:536 My 10 '13
Unsurfaced roads. W, S. Keller. Eng Rec
«8:178 O 4 '13; Same. Bng N 70:767 O
16 '13
Bre- aim Dust: Highway law; Pavements:
Road materials; Road models: Sidewalks;
Speedways: Street cleaning; Streets; also
Lincoln highway
Contracts
Legal suggestions respecting road contracts.
W: L. Bowman. Eng Rec 68:408-9 O 11 '13
Federal aid
See Roads— United States
4:G24-7
Iructlot
fe '13
Eng Rec 67:676
B. A. Stevens.
Je 14 '13
Problems of admlnlstrat
Eng Rec 68:673-4 D 13 '13
Bet alto Roads — United States
Maintenance and repair
Constituent principles of highway mnlnte-
nance. Rng Reo fi8:77-S Jl 19 '13
Maintenance of Wayne county roads. Concrete
Cem 3:213-5 N '13
Progress reports of experiments In dust
prevention and road preservation, 1912, U
S Pub Road Circ 99:1-51 '13
Protection and upkeep Of road equipment.
D. J. Hauer Concrete Cem 3:219-20 N '13
Repair and maintenance of highways. L. I,
Hewes. II U S Pub Road Bill 48:7-71 '13
Alabama
Highway Improvements In north Alabama.
P. S. Fitzgerald. Eng Rec 68;6Z6-7 D 6 '13
Callfomli
California concrete road near RoaevUle. II
Eng Rec 68:35?,Q__< '13_
A. B. Fie I
Improving d ., _
age between Rl>the. Cnl., and Blylhe June
tlon. 11 Eng N 69:1126-7 My 29 '13
Petrallthic road construction with costs of
construction and maintenance. K. F. Postle.
11 Munic Eng 45:246-El S '13
' road, II Eng Rec
Eng- Rec 68:
England
English roads. W: D. Soh
406 O 11 '1*
Paving and road matters In England. C. O.
Burge. Eng Rec 68:196 Ag 16 '13
TrafHc nnd wear of English hiRliwnys. Eng
Rec «8:S38 D 6 '13
European road building. C. A. Kenyon. 11
Munic Eng 4E:I06-9 Ag '13
French road maintenance coats 11 a head.
Aiitomohtle 28;92^i My 1 '13
Road legislation and syndic BSBocIatlons In
France. M. de PuUlgny. Concrete Cem 1:
78 D '11
Roads In France. W: D. Sohler. Ens Reo
68:406-6 O 11 '13
376 O 4 '13
Michigan
Cheapening road construction In Michigan.
U Wolcott, II Munic Eng 14:236-8 Mr '13
Concrete roads In Wayne co. A, N. Johnson.
II dlag Concrete Cem 3:217-8 N '13
Concrete roads of Wayne '"" "■'-'- "
F. Rogers. _Concrete_ Cf"
189-90 O
13: Same, Eng N T0:73«-3 O 9 '13: Same
cond, Eng Rec 68:409 O 11 '13
' roads In Wayne county. Mich. 11 map
'■ -■■ - ~ 27 '1"
_ J-b'n '13
Road building In Michigan. J, B. McArthur,
II Munic Eng 44:431-8 My '13
Road construction In Michigan. F. F. Rogers.
II Munic Eng 44:305-10 Ad '13
Road construction In Wayne county, Michi-
gan. II Mimic Eng 44:131-4 F '13
' roads. Concrete Cera
Rec 66:169-60 Ag 9
e mud. II Automobile
Highways of New York state. C: A. Rlcker.
Eng Rec 68:388-9 O 4 '13
New spec! fi cations for New York state high-
way work, Eng N 7O:l!0S D 11 '13
New York state road organization. Eng N
70:982-4 N 13 '13
Revelations concerning New York state hlgh-
ork. Rng N 69:S0-S Ja 9 '■'
Somi
3Bda.
Harger. II diag Eng N 70:1148-5. _ . _.
W. P. While suggests Improvements In New
York highways. ~ - --
■ Cem 2;224.6 My
Ohio
Experimental road work In Ohio. Concrete
Cem 3:131-6 S 'X3
Pennsylvania
Development and maintenance of highways
In Allegheny county. J: S. C.ille.ipie. II
Munic Eng 45;453-6 N '13
ProgresH on Pennsylvania's state highways.
Eng Rec 68:652-3 D 11 "13
Philippine Island*
Highway construction in the Pliiltppine.s. Eng
Rec 68:641-2 D 6 '13
Philippine road maintenance problems. 11 Eng
N 69:701 Ap 10 '13
Public works ' " "■-"■ ' ' ■--» ■- *
the
. reglmi
Eng Rec 68:172-4 Ag 16 'IS
United State*
Bond Issues for road Improvement. 8. B.
Bradt. Eng Rec " ■ '*"
Digitized by VjOOQIC
256
INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
, , tatioQ of blch-
way work. A. N. Jobnaon. Eng N «9:M-l
■la » '!» ~ .,
FedereJ aid In road coiutruoilon. D: P. Hou-
ston. Eng Rec S8:407-8 O U 'IS
Federai co-operation for gooil rimilB. Ry &
Bug R 63:970-1 O 18 '13
Good roads movement. Sol Am 108:352 Ap 19
Illinois plan (or state road Improvement. Bng
Rec 67:422 An 19 '13
Latest bill lor national aid In road Improve-
ment: Snanson bill. Bag Rec 67:58 Ja 13
Permanent roads an economic necesalty. H.
W. Perry, il Hcl Am S 76:168-70 S IS '13
Program for admlnlsterlnj! feilernl ,ild, 3. 1*.
Hooker. Eng Rec 68:S72-S D IS 13
Resolutions at the American road congress
adopted at Detroit, Oct., 191!. Eng Bee
68:401 O 11 '13
Road bulldlnB In the United Stales. Auto-
mobile 28:666-7 Mr SO '18
3d American road conpreas. Detroit. Mloh.,
"ept., ISIS. Eng N 75:738-7 O » 13
American road consreas Detroit, Mlob.,
Sept., 1»13. Sci Am 109:2^8 S 27 'IS
" American road conBresfl: —■ .i—
Hsed. Automobile 29:64ii-7 (
3d
dlB-
, 930-3, i
10i8-2i An 24-My 15 '13
Work of Office of public roads, 1912-13. Eng
Rec 63:689-90 D ZO '13
Wisconsin
Instructions (or foremen and coDlractors on
state road construction In Wisconsin, Btig
N 70:Ml-8 Ab 1* '13
Roads, Bituminous
Bituminous const n
Reo 6S;S79-S0 O » la
Bituminous surfaces tor roads. Uunic Eng
M:341-3 Ap '13
Construction o( surfaces with bituminous
materials: a study o( the causes o( some
tallares encountered. A. H. Blanchard.
Concrete Cem 1:76-1 D 'IS; Same. Scl Am
■5 76:38-9 Ja 18 '■"
Ihhid.
Eng Rec 68:623-9 D 6 '13
Hte oJto Pavements, Asphalt
Roads, Brick
Brick paving (or country roads; prcpa.rHtlni>,
construction and coat. V. M. Peircu niid C:
H. Moorelleld. Eng M 16:283-6 N 13
Brick road construction. J. M. McCleary.
En« Rec 68:407 O 11 'IS
Brick road the cheapest and most economical.
II Munk Ens 46:60-2 Jl '13
Brirk roads or Cuyahoga <a, Ohio. J, M.
McCle.iry, Bng N 70:749-51 O 16 '13
Vitrified brick .is a paving material (or coun-
try roads. V. M. Pelrce and C: H. Moore-
Held. II IT 8 Afirlc Bui 23:1-J4 '13
Kfe alio Pavements. Brick
Roads, Concrete
Bituminous Erarel concrete pavement. Eng
Rec 67:136 F 1 '13
California concrete road near Rosovllle. II
Eng Rec 68:389 O 4 '13
Carllnvllle. III. concrete road cost data. A. N.
Johnson. II Concrete Cem 2:119-20 Mr '13
Cause and the prevenltim of tratkint; in
concrete roads. H; S. Spackmiin. ConcrLte
Cem 3:261-3 D '13
Chevy Chase experimental concrete road. II
Bng Rec 67:719-20 Je 28 '13
Concrete highway construction. A. N, John-
son. Concrete Cem 1:72-5 D '12
Concrete road building — (our fundamentals.
II Concrete Cem 3:99 9 'IS
Concrete road construction. A. N. Johnson.
Enn N 70:627-f "
H. J. KuelllngV
'13
Crete Cem 2:221
road in Cook county. Illinois. II Eng
Rec 68:653-4 D 13 '13
Concrete road In Maryland. H. Q, Shirley.
Concrete Cem 3:104-6 S 'IS
7 Je 13
Concrete roads: abstract o( discussion bv A.
N. Johnson. be(ore 3d American road con-
gress. Kng Rec 68:471 O 26 '13
Concrete roads: favorable and unfavorable
data. II MunIc Eng 46:408-14 N '13
Concrele roads In Wayne co. A. N. Johnson. II
dlag Concrete Cem 3:211-8 K 'IS
Concrete roads — Michigan and elsewhere.
Concrete Cem 2:271-3 Je '13
Concrele roads or Wayne county, Mich. F.
F. Rogers, Concrele fem 3:154, ISii-SO u
■13; Same. Bng N 70:730-2 O 9 'IS; Same
cond. Eng Kec 6S;*09 O 11 '13
Construction notes and coat data on concrete
road work at Chevy Chase, Md. II Concrete
Cem 3:100-2 S '13
Cost figures on four concrete roa;ds. 11 Con-
crete Cem 2:J23-6 My '13
Details of drainage and foundations o( con-
crete roads, w. A. Mclnlyre. Concrete Cem
Expansion and contraction measurement of
concrete roadways. A. T. Goldbeck. U Eng
Rec 68:76 Jl 19 '13
EKperlmental road work In Ohio. Concrete
Cem 3:131-6 S 'IJ
Hard roads in Wayne county, Mich, 11 m»p
Eng Bee 63:340-2 S 27 '13
Machinery In highway construction. A. N.
Johnson. Munlc Bng 44:477-8 My '13
Malntenanre of Wayne county roads. Con-
crete Cem 3:213-,^ N '13
New York slate Jolntless concrete road. C.
A u,._. ^ Q White. Concrete Cem 2:
■inB Je
'13
RIverbank ex per
-0 and F
ilr 8 '
Idlng
d building
117-8 S '13
Boad-roller test ot 4-lnch concrete hlKhway
slab. Eng Rec 68:432 O 18 '13
Spcurinn ihe proper mil. 11 Munlc Bng 46:
286-8 g -13
Some New York slate concrete roads, il
Concrete Cem 3:107-9 S '13
Three types o( country roads on concrete
base. Concrete Cem 2:192-3 Ap '13
Wayne county, Michigan, concrete roads.
Concrete Cem 3:110 S 'IS
Wayne rounly, Mich,, concrete roads. E; N.
Hlnes. Concrele Cem 2:29-31 Ja "13
Winona coiinly, Minn., concrete roads. II dlag
Eng Rec 68:159-60 Ag 9 '13
Wisconsin concrete road construction. Eng
Rec «7:£92 Mr 15 '13
Wisconsin's concrete roads. A. B. Hirst.
Concrete Cem 3:138 S 'IS
Kir al'o Pavements, Concrete
Roads, Macadamized
Earth and sand-clay roads. 11 Scl ,\m S
76:301-2 N 8 '13
Macadam road construction statistics, J: Mc-
Ncal, Munlc Eng 45:263-6 S 'IS
Oiled macadam for residence streets in San
Bernardino. Eng Rec 67:576 My 24 '13
Recent improvements in macadam road ma-
chinery. A. W. Dean, Eng N 70:603-4 H
Rep.ili
'13
nnd maintenance o( highways. L. I.
tiewes, il U S Pub Road Bui 48:9-36 '13
Road construction In Michigan, F. F. Roger*.
11 Munlc Eng 44:306-10 Ap '13
Selection of materials (or macadam roads.
L. W. Page. Eng Rec 63:377 O 4 '18
ment of worn out and raveled maca-
Petrollthlc road construction wltb costs ot
construction and maintenance. K. F. Pos-
tle. II Munlc Eng 45:246-61 S 'IS
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Ro*di, Piink
Building a paved roadway i
J. Owen. Ens N S3:B0O-l I
Cincinnati. 8cl i
Roatfi, Tarrod
Tar bonded roads I
GOO My SI 'It
Road I and automobllM. See Automobiles and
Roaster*. See Furnaces
Rochester, Nevada
Roeheeler. Nevada's newest boom oanip. H.
C. Cutler. II map Ens & Uln J 95:355-8 F
IE -13
-- I) P 27 '13
Rock-removlns machinery of the Suei canal.
J. Boyer. II Scl Am 148:107 F 1 'II
Rock drlila
Chum drill holes for blastlns. Ens A MIn
J 96:351 As S3 '13
Classincatlon and characteristics of ulr act-
uated rock drills. Ens & Mln J l'a:t20-l
P 23 '13
Drill tester for the shop, II dlag Bus ft Min
J 96:829-31 N I '13
'- welt drills In a cemenl quarry. Bnr
Rcc «g:12g-» AfC 2 '13
Roller*, Road. See Road rollers
Rollino dams. See Dams
Rolling mllli
American rolKne milt practice, J. Pu|n>e. Iron
Age 91:1172-9 My 15 '13
Comparative notes on steel rail rolling. R.
W. Hunt. Rv Age 61:3^0-1 F 28 '13: Same.
Am Inat MIn E HuI 7T:ST9-83 My '13
Discussion on Power requirements of rollinR
....... .„ . jjj^jj jiig Economical speed
J 98:33-4
Ball and roller .,„_.
11 Mach 19:35-6 K —
Hyall roller bearlnsa applied to i
J. A. Sohroeder. dlac Coll
:I73 O
I of B
latlnj
9 drlv-
Bli
"1:128.9 A(t 2 '_
r.-ton KnsoDne rock drl „..„
913 N « 'ft
Oasolene rock drill, made bv Rice Rasolene
rock drill (o. II Ry Age 56:7S0-l O 2i '13
Hammer drills In highway construction. Bns
Rec «8:137 As 2 '13
Leyner flexible "foot drill column, dias Bns
ft Mln J 98:534 S 27 '13
Modern American rock drill practice. Ens &
Mln J 95:339-40 F 8 '13
Modem American rock drill practice. K B.
McIJonald. EnR ft Mln J 95:434 F 22 '13
ReaullB of drlli'Steel tests on the Rand. 'Sag
ft Mln J 9E:7ge-T O ZB '13
Hock-dHIl lubrication. Ens & Mln J 9B:4S9-S0
B IS 'IS
Roc k-drll ling economics. W. I.. Saunders. 11
Am Inst Mln E Bui 81:2199-2224 S '13
Scott sasoline rock drill. 11 Ry ft Ens R 58:
174-5 P 22 '13: Colliery 33:'t«3-l Mr '13;
Eng N B»:776.7 Ap 17 '13
Scow for submarine- rock drilling In deep-
enlns of the channel of East river. II plan
Ins roLlng mills (Meyer and Sykes. .
Inat B E Pro 32:70-84. 822-31 Ja. Mr '13
Eleclrlc drive for reversing rolling mills. J.
A. Seaser. dlas Iron Tr R 53:335-7 Ag 21
'13
Electric drive for rolllns mills. B. Wiley, Iron
Age 92:84e-S O 16 '13
Electric power distribution In steel mills.
S. C. Coey. Iron Tr R 62:410-2 P 13 '13
Eleclrli'ally-opernled, Canadian rolling mill.
11 plans Iron Tr H 13:17-26, 32-3 jT 3 '13
Power machinery of the American steel In-
dustry. R. L. SIreeter. 11 Eng M 44:18-35.
204-21. 362-84, 494-510 O '12-Ja '13
Power required (or rolling metal. V: E. Ed-
wards. Iron Age 32;I2gS-9 D 4 'IS; Same.
Iron Tr R 53:1009-1(1 D 4 '13
Rolling mill Industry. F. H. Klndl. II plans
diags Iron Tr R 53:245-52, 299-304, 339-44,
Rolling mill practice In the United 5t«.tea.
J. Puppe. tables Iron Tr R 63:300-7, 1026-
9, 1075-81 Ja 30, My 1-8 '13
Rolling mills for scrap docks. G. G. Allen.
Rv Age 54:1138-9 My 23 '13; Same. Ry Age
(Mech ed) 87:306 Je '13
Tabular laying out of roll passen: lis ap-
plication to four methods of rolling rails In
Germ.-iny. diags Iron Age 92:14311-7 D 25 '13
Well-designed rolling mitl boiler plant. 11 plan
Iron Tr R 52:1347-8 Je 12 '13
Wire and wire rods. K. B. Lewis. II plans
diags Iron Tr R 53:581-9, 833-6, 685-7, 735-7
7S1-4 O 2-10 '13
Bre alto Rolls
Rolling mill* (machine*)
Channel passes and the pitch line. Iron Age
2:1005
30 '
Testing rock drlila. Bug
Jl G '13
Water fluahed rock drills In the Mount Royal
tunnel. 11 Bng Rec tT.H Ja 18 'IS
tiff aim Borlnx: Mining machinery
Rock island arsenal
Pllter plant, it diags Bng Rec 88:i>09-10 N
Eng A Mln J 96:1135-6 Je 7 '
Rocks, Igneous
Tlreaklng qunlllles of rocks. Eng ft Mln 3
35:326 F 8 'IS
CJaaslflcatlon of Igneous rocks. H. Warth.
Scl Am 3 76:330-1 My 24 '13
Rod mills. See Rolling mills
Roentgen -rays. See X rays
Rolf, Jam«s, Jr.
Sah Francisco's mayor, por Munic Eng 44:
421-2 My '13
Roller- bearing*
n-i. .^1 __., — . J bearings. R. H. Grant.
I^esign of a three-high universal plate
It plan Iron Tr R 53:881-2 N 13 '13
Electrically- driven, two-high
A. Lomberton. diags '
miii-
.. .. Tr B 62:1177-8
My 22 '13
Progress In steel mill roll design. T: H. Ma-
thlaa. diaRs Iron Age 92:966-71, 1038-40 O
30- N 6 '13; Sjime. Iron Tr H 53:1013-7.
1055-6 D 4-11 "13
Proportions for rolling mill fllllngs or details.
R. H. CrevolBle. dlag Mach 19:452 F 'It
Three-high universal plate mill. II dlag Iron
Age 92:1104-5 N 13 '13
Two new tj-pes of cold rolling mills of the
Standard machinery co. 11 Iron Age 32:
1438 n 25 '13
So: alAO Rolls
Rolls (machinery)
Care of steel mill rolls. II Iron Age 92:1102
N 13 '13
Hubbard steel foundry co.. Chicago — produc-
ing Iron and steel rolls In Ihe West. II plan
Iron Tr R 52:1231-3 My 23 '13
I:a|>plng calender rolls. J: peddle. 11 dlag
Mkch 19:717-8 My '13
Milling cycloldnl textile mils. E. VialL 11
Am Mach 38:773-4 My 8 '13
New safety device for rolls. II Ind Bng IS:
79 F 'IS
Progr<-ss in steel mil! roll design. T: H.
Mathlns. diags Iron Age 92:366-71, 1036-40 O
30-N G -13: Same. Iron Tr R 53:1013-7,
1056-6 D 4-11 '13
Roman Campagna. See Campagna dl Roma
Rome (city)
Daacrlption
Rome of Constanllne reconstructed In a mod-
el 36 feet long and 20 feet wide, maps
Set Am S 76:68-71 Ag S '13
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258
INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
I plan dlHg Ry Age 56:282-5 Ag 16
Jacobs, il dlags i
Permanent root conatrui
Cem 2;4T-9 Ja '13
Prepared composlllon roofings. ESig M 46;
265-8 My '13
Report of commlllee of Am. railway engi-
neering assn. on roofing. Ry Age 54:117-
23 Mr 21 '13
Rf? also Arches,- ButWlng; Ceilings;
Rome.i; Olrdera: Scaffolding; Sleel
Vaullln
Roof*, Concrete
26 -13
Stvt
. Q. Lamme.
at StamCord,
SU-41 N 4 '13
Three-phaae converter atalli
Conn. II Blec W 61;471 Mr i la
Twelve-pole, 1,000 kw, alxtl'-cycle rotary con-
verters, il dec Ry 3 41:221 F 1 '13; Blec
W ei:ZGZ-3 F 1 '13
Rotitino dlica
Cnlcuration of Ihe distribution of stresses
In rotalfna diacs of varUihle width. T.
P3sehl. Am Soc M E J 35:714-7 Ap '13
Rothamited experimental (t«tlon. Harpenden.
Enoland
Rothanivted up to date. Scl Am 10S:4te Uy
Rotogravure, See Photogravure
Rvolullon of the round table for the treat-
ment of mctaillferoua allmes. T. Simons.
II diaga Am Inst MIn E Bui 79:1173-96 Jl
■. Ry & Eng R 63:73«-8
Roundhouse!
Engine house
Ag 2 '13
Santa Fe roiindhouae at Rlvcrbank. Cut.:
unit syslpm of concrete conslrucllon. II
Ry Ane 54:1080-1 My 16 '13
Smoke -was hers tor roundhouses, plana Gng
N 69:1004-6 My 15 -13
Building a, house of moderate cost. R, C.
Spencer. ]r. 11 Arch Reo 33:360-8 Ap "IS
Concourse roof. Grand Central terminal. Now
York city, plana Eng Rec 67:210-1 F 22
Copper alloy In steel roofing sheets, Ry &
Rng n 51:468 My 17 '13
Flat roofed fireproof house. F: Squires, II
Arch & Bldg 45:1-7 Ja "IS
ol«o Locomotive shops: Railroads —
on ops: Railroads — Terminals
Route model ■
New development in factory study; use of
tho Route model as a method o( Inyestlga-
tlon. It Ind Eng 13:68-01 F 'IS
Keeping track of the work In the shop by
the bulletin board and route sheet. II Ind
Eng 13:483-8 N '13
Srt ulna Machine shop management
1 rolling-mill roof truss of Rapubllc
iron and steel Co., Youngstown. O, 11 pl""
Eng Itec 68:104 Ag 9 13
plan Concrete
I^ V. Sper
20 -IS
Electrical requirements of cerUiln machines
In Ihe rubber Industry. C, A. Kelsey. II
Am Inst E B Pro 33;159S-lfi04 Jl '13
Large list of prizes In 1914 rubt>er exhibit.
Scl Am 109:183 Ag 23 'Il
Making of a pneumatic automobile tire. E.
R. Hall. II Scl Am 108:32-3 Ja 11 "IJ
Making sheet rubber. 11 Automobile 29:20-5
oof's " for concrete residences. P. H,
BosKorth. II Concrete Cem 3:197-9 N '13
Reinforced concrete roof tiles for aqueduct
buildings, diags Concrete Cem 3:23 Jl 'II
Rope, Wire. See Wire rope
Rope drlvlna
Emclency ot rope driving as a means of
power transmission. E. M. Ahara, It plans
Am Soc M E J 35:1211-33 Ag '13; Same
cond. Ind Eng 13:422-4 O '13
ftr aUo Belting; Power transmission;
Ressell, WllHam Trent, 1S49-
New chief of engineers, United States arms.
por Eng N 70-321 Ag 14 '13
Rotary converter*
pua motora. II Elee W 62:709-10 O 4
Rotary converter operation from single-phase
railway power station, 11 Elec Ry J 41:298-
9 F 16 '13
Jl :
■13
New law or vulcanization: physical chemis-
try of rubber manufacture. Ar O, Bourn.
Scl Am S 76:397-8 Je 21 "13
f!rr af»o Tires
Rubber belt*. See Belting
Rubber lndu*try
Akron strike conditions becoming normal.
Automobile 2B;6:6 Mr 13 '13
Rubber tires. See Tire*
Rubbered fabric*
Airship envelope fabric. Scl Am B 76:270
Ap 3
'13
Rustell, E. W.
Country house with an Idea: the Ruasell resi-
dence at Greenwich. Conn., Frank Baton
Newman, architect. C: M. Price. II Arch
Rec 34:293-301 O 'IS
. 52:'
of
r proaperlly In
New Russian submarine Kara*. F: C. Cole-
man. II Int Marine Eng 13:106-7 Mr -13
Russia's submarine cruiser, R. Q, Skerrett
II Scl Am 108:370 Ap 38 '13
Training ship for the Russian volunteer fleet.
F. C. Coleman. II Scl Am S 7«;49 Jl SB '13
Rust, See Corrosion and antl-corroalves
Sacramento, Cat.
Bridge*
Southern Pacific bridge at Sacramento; double
track, double deck, swing span. II Ry Age
54:S46-9 Ap 11 '13
Sanitary affaire
Meaaurlng the sewage ot Sacramento. II Man
Eng Rec eB;191-2 Ag 10 '13
Knights Landlnt* cut project In the Sacra-
mento valley, Eng Rec 67;S98-9 Mr 16 '13
Safety at >«a
Compressed air as a protection tor battle-
ships. R, O, Skarrelt. Scl Am 108:200 Ur
22 '13
Foam lire enllngulshera. H: Williams, dlag
Eng M 45:263-6 My '13
Perils of the aea, Eng M 46:255-6 N '13
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INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
Safety at ■■■ —Cotilfnufd.
itecommendatlona for use oC AmniL'^an <li.'l-
egatlon lo London Internallonal confer-
ence. Sci Am 1D9:35S N S '13
Safety or life at sea. J. Donftld. J Fr Inal
.8:S9G-
4-e Ag
■fl 8^1
9 '13; 3«jne. Int Marine Ens
I conference
Account of meeltVg at the Chemlsta' club. N,
Y.. Dec. 10-12. Iron Tr R 63:1126 D 18 '13
Safety committee*. -See Electric railroads—
Safety committees
Safety devHcei and meaiures
lAccldant prevention. J, B. Douglas. 11 Scl Am
8 TS;S3S-4 O 11 'IS
Accident prevention at Stevens institute or
technology. A. S. KlDsey. 11 Am Mach 3S:
""B-6 My IG '13
-'-^t tal'-- — "■
Cue with Muniner satety catches. dlfi« Ebb
£ Hln J 9«;1I3-S Jl 1» 'IS
Cent ml -Stat Ion safety measures. Elec W 61:
9«.1-G My 10 '13
Conservation ot the worker. A. Cotter. 11 Eae
H 4S:4S9-G05 Jl 'IS
Dangers of street tralDc and^^daiiKer alsnals.
1 Age 9
I Ja
'13
H. M. Nichols. Pott-
er 38:820-1 D 9 '13
General safety comroillee organized by Chi-
cago railways ' "■ *"'
My I
'13 '
Elec By J <
;8»2
Guarding againat accid
Universal Portland ti^iiiciit vu. n iviuu.-.
HnK 11:18<i-fl Mr '13
Handllns white lead: s. aaJiltary mechanical
system for eliminating dual. 11 Set Am S
Jfl:34 Jl 19 '13
How moidera can be safeguard-jd from in-
Jury. Foundry 41:651 D '13
How to prevent bUndneaa among your em-
ployes. U Foundry 41:382-4 9 '13: Same.
Iron Tr R £3:114-6 S 4 '13; Same. Ind Eng
13:«7-9 O '13
Interesting eafety device For tilling carboys.
11 Iron Age 91:533 P 27 '13
Machinery BateKuards In a German factory.
11 Ind Eng 13:467-71 N '13
Mechanical safeBuardlng. F. A. Barker, plana
Am Ind 13:bup 1-4 Ja '13
Mechanical aafeguarding— gears. F. A. Bark-
er. 11 Am Ind 13:8Up 1-4 F '13
Morgan
, il .
^ aafet:
n or
Hutton. Mach
: for Industrial safe-
19:31-3 S ■
Nation wide ^ ™
ty. F. C. Sclinedtman. Am Ind 13:24-6 My
•13
New safety device for rolls, il Ind Bng 13:
79 F '13
New safety device for airinnlng sheet metal.
II Scl Am 109:208 B 13 '13
Oakes safety device for punch presses. II dlag'
Ind Eng 13;5;7 D '13
Organisation and the work of saiety com-
mittees. T: G. Aston. Elec Ry J 4£:103-4 Jl
19 'IS
Positive acting 1
Age S2:20-l ''
'^" " ~ ~ cidenta in melting d«
D E!!*R<)3 Mr til '13
_ „ _ _ Ind Eng
13:480-1 N '13
Prevention of accidents. Elec Ry J 41:884-
5 My IT 13
Prevention of accidents in central stations.
Elec W 61:9SS-9 My 10 '13
Prevention of aecldenta in factories. 11 Sei
Am a 7S:SI2-4 O 4 '13
Prevention of accidents In the foundrv. A.
E. Oulerbrldge. Jr. 11 Iron Age 9;;772-4
1 Age 92:60fi S 4
workmen. W. Tal-
. BhafCa and pulleys, Ind
Am 108:333-4 Ap 1. „
Safeguarding motor-driven apparatus. D. C.
Pultney. 11 Ind Eng 13:397-301 Jl 'IS
Sate guardinK of circular saws. II Am Ind
Barker, dlags Ind Eng lS:2S3-8 Je '13"
Safeguarding of transmission. F. A. Barker.
II Am Ind ]3;suii 1-4 Mr -13
Safeguarding overhead transml salon, diogs
Ry £ Eng R E3:W7-8 S 20 '13
Safely ns applied to grinding machinery.
F. A. Barker. II Am Ind lS:sup 1-4 Je; sup
1-4 Jl; 14:bup 1-4 Ag '13
Safety attachment for power presses. E, God-
dard. dlag Am Mach 38:829 My 15 '13
Safety engineering should form part of every
engineering course, G, Gllmour. 11 Scl Am B
7G;3B-9 Jl 19 '13
Safety flrst with the inland steel co. Eng
& Mln J 95:1209-10 Je 14 '13
Safety geani for hoisting cages. A, H. Brom-
Ij-. Eng & Mln J 96:1159 Je 7 '13
Safety In iron and steel mills. I, H. Bur-
nett, Iron Age 92:!!5I O 16 '13
Safety maxims for operating traveling cranes.
Ind E^nir 13:4as n MS
Ind Eag 13:428 O '13
Safety measures adopted by Public service
commission for First district of New York,
Elec Ry J 41:8Sl-2 My 3 '13; Same. Elec
W «l:9T5-6 My 10 '13: Same. Eng N 69:
1131-2 My 29 '13
" ' " " ~ .-anla. T., R, Palm-
. Iron /
2:942-3
.- Eng & Mln J
'U..IUU Ag 23 '13
Safety ruled — bolJer repair and operation.
Eng & Mln J 96:643-4 C
Safety rules— mipcella neons infltrucllona
& -Mln J 95:nn7 Je 14 '13
Safety rules— steam shovels. Eng & '.
-structures. Eng & Mln J 96:
BM 9 27 'IS
& Mln J 96:1121-2' D 13* '13
Suction lifter for use with punch press?
Hec W 62:1179 D 6 '13
Tests of grinding wheel protection dev
R, G, Willkvms, II Iron Age 92:l27S-f
4 '13; Same, Sol Am S 76:39;-3 1) 21
I of safety devices for grinding ivh
I 53:11
9 D 1
. __ of accident prevention: results
of Eastman kodak co. II Iron Age 91:
1058-61 My 1 '13
Why "safety first" Is sound economy. A.
Harinii. Kng N 70:1:95-6 D 25 '13
Wire drawing block with automatic slop.
It Iron Age 92;I096 N 13 'lI
Work of Committee on safety and sanltn-
tlon of Am. founders' assn. Iron Age 92:
1246-8 N 27 '13
Sfe alto Air brakes; Automobiles— Safety
devicua; Car couplings; Coal mines mid
mining— Safety meaeurea; Electric protec-
tive apparatus; Finger guards; Goggles;
Lightning conductors; Mining engineering—
Safely measurea; National council tor In-
dustrial safety; Railroads— S:ifety devices;
Railroads— Signals; Safety at sea; Safety
lamps; Safety valves
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8af«ly davleaa and meaaurea— ContlMMd.
FIrat Internalional ex position of safely and
Batiltatlon, New York, Dec,. 1M13. Iron
Age 92:1411-2 D 18 'IS
Indualrlal safety and aanllatlon devices on
eiiilbltion in New York. Iron Tr K 63:
112» D IS '13
Colliery 34:239-41 N '13
Acetylene lamps In coal mines. Colliery 34:
49-Bl As ■!»
* " ~"-i.<..- candle. II Bng St MIn J <iB:
llery 33:422 Mr '13
Defense of the carbide lamp. Colliery 34:
179 O -13
Home-made acetylene lamp. A. L. Oke. diags
Bag & Mln J BS:44T S 6 '13
Safety lamps and llielr care. J. W. I'aul. II
Bag M 4d:276'9 N '13
Test or niety lamps. OoUlery 34:loa-9 S 'IS
Testing for firedamp with wire loop. H:
Brlggs. Colliery 33:4SS-41 Hr '13
Use and care of safety lamps. Colliery 83:
408 Mr '13
Use and care of safety lamps. J. R. Wat-
'-— . Colliery 33:573-4 My '13
EdI
ty lamps, Electric
Jfson el»ctrle safety lamp. „ .. .
177 Ja Se -IS; Scl Am 10i:M Ja )t 'IS
lUtnois traction system's SL Lonla ezpresa
and freight trafSc methods. U map plan
Eleo Ry J 41:282-7 F 15 '18
New cotton .belt trelght terminal. W. Hay-
dock. II plan Ry & Bng R 63:73-S Ja 2E
'13; Same. Ry Age 55:118-30 Ag 8 'IS
Railway freight terminal. II plana Bug N (9:
664-7 Ap 3-13 f "»
Rapid transit
Report on tralDc conditions In
Ry J 41:678-8 Ap 12 IS
Water supply
BtDctency of coasuldtlng
Mo. W. F. Honfort. 1
8t. Louis. Else
t St. Lou la,
70:398-8 Ak
7:702-3 Je 31
St. Louis mecHsnlcil water niters. E: B.
WaU. II plans Eng N 70:8118-13 O !3 '13
at. Louts A San Francisco railroad company
Prt SCO Receive rshi p. Ry & Eng R B3:Bo«-7
My 3
■11
: lamps for miners. Sd Am S 76:283
My 3 '13
Miner's electrle safety lamp. II Else W 61;
370 F 16 'IS
Portable electric mine lamps. Elec W «2:
1185 D 8 -13
Portable electric mine lamps. H. H. Clark.
E^ng M 46:10E-7 O '13
Safety vaivea
Convenient safety valve chart. F. C Blanch-
ard. Power 37:235 F 18 '1)
Location of steam Rases In setting snfcty
valves. C. T. Rommel, lilogs Ry Age (Mech
ed> 87:533-6 O '13
Safety-v.ilve problem. V: Bonn. Power 38:
9S1-2 D 30 "^13
Safety valve rating. Power 37:716 My 20 MS
Stationary- boiler pop safety valves. W. O.
Rogers, diags Power 38:8<6-9 D 16 '13
See aho Boiler explosions; Boilers; Ste^m
engines: Valves and valve gears
Salllno >
Plve-m .
C. Colcr..„... .
606-10 D -13
St. Joe rivsr
Bstabllshlng ei-post-facto gage heights. C.
F. Brown. II map Fng N 611:1120-3 My 29
St. Joseph lead company
Report for year ended April 30, 1913. Eng A
Mln J 96:1181-2 Je M "13
St. Lawrence river
St. I^wrence ship channel Improvements be-
tween Montreal and Quebec. H. C. Plumi-
mer. 11 map Scl Am l59:18S-3 S 6 '13
St. Loult, Missouri
St. Louis plajis a central traBIc parkway, plan
Munlc Bng 46:77-80 Jl '13
Architecture
Co-operative group plonnlng. H: B. Tarn. II
plans Arch Rcc 34:4G7-7S N 'IS
Bridesa
Carondelet park bridge, St. Louis. Mo. C;
W. Martin. II plans Eng N 70:646-50 O 2
■13
St, Louis & San Francisco and Its bankers.
Ry Age 54:1309 Je 6 '13
St, Louis ft San Francisco receivership. Ry
Age 54:1164-6 My 30 13
St. Louis Southwestern railroad
Revenue expenses, map Ry Age 65:641-2 O
10 '13
22d annual report for year ended June 30,
1913. Ily Age 56:685-6 O 10 '13
St. Louis united railways company
Annual report. 1912. Else Ry / 41:393-4 Hr
Report on United railways of St. Louis. Else
Ry J 41:248-53, 676-8 F 8, Ap 12 '13
St, Paul, Minnesota
New bridge over the Mississippi river at
St. Paul, on the C. G. W. Ry. map plan
Ry & Eng R 63:60-1 Ja 18 '13
Wstsr supply
Water- works orcanliatlons and operating
methods: St. Paul, Minn., and San Diegti,
Cal. Sna N 70:4T1>.T a i '1^
Sal^
Cal. EnB N 70:4'
' of inco
E. Bice.
-7 3 4 '13
Study of incomes of technically trained men.
^- ■=■ "'^e. Scl Am 109:118 Ag 9 '18
fK also Wages
Salesmen and salesmanship
American vs. Kuropean salesmen abroad.
J: U Poole. Automobile 38:1299 Je M '18
Buying, selling and advertising maxims. S.
Dean. Iron Age 91:1002-4 Ap 24 '13
Good form— and kinks— for salesmen. H. Q.
Nye. Dom Eng 65:419 D 27 "13
House organ; Its object— when published —
made to the hour. Automobile 28:863 Ap
17 '13
InvestlgatInK an Industry. W: Kent Ind Eng
13:208-11, 293-S My, JI 'IS
Merit Bjvtem for central -station salesmen
and solicitors. Elec W 62:387 Ag 18 'It
Mosea Iron's experiments — the salesman. D.
I,: llanaon. Dom F:ns 64:IB;-5 Ag 16 '13
On the street. W: Ernest, pseud. Inland Ptr
62:58-60, 215-8, 377-81. O-D '13
Prpoepts for machine tool salesmen. F. M.
Ellis. Iron Age 91:836-8 Ap 3 '13
Printing salesman problem. Q. P. Farrar. In-
land Ftr 62:62-4 O '13
Salesmanship and advertising tor plumbers.
S. L, Krebs. Dom Eng 62:168-9 F 8 ''S
SaleNmanshlp In business building. S. L.
Kri-Us, Dom Rng 64:300-3; 66:412-4 S iS.
D 27 '13
Salesmen'!
Municipal bridge approach, St. Louis: de-
scription and methods of construction. S.
W. Bowen. M plans Eng N e»;94-100 Ja 16
Systems for salesmen becoming popular. Au-
tomobile 28:618 F 20 '13
Krr alao Advertising; Business; Samples
Digitized by VjOOQIC
INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
261
Ace of tha (
IT '13
Ens 63:86-7 Ap 2G '13
BaJBlng a wrecked Atlantic liner by com-
pressed air. Bni N TD:419-n Ag 2S '13
Balvase and repair of the steamship Boyal
pressed air. Eng N 70
Balvase and repair of t -.- -,
Oeoree. R. O. Skerrett. 11 Sd Am ]0):61 Jl
26 'IS
Keeping sampies vs. shippInK tbein. H, Kah-
ler. Am Ind 13:17-9 P 'IJ
Sampling ores. See Ore sampling:
of the Metro -
polllBn life Insurance co.. Ml. McGregor.
N. T. plan Heat & Ven 10:17-24 D 13 (to
be cont)
Sewace treatment plut tor Waverly Hill
antT-tuberculOBll sanatorium. P. H. Nor-
crOM. il plans Eng N 70:&BS-«) S 18 'IS
S«n Bernardino, Cillfornla
Oiled macadam L_.
Rec GT:5T6 My U '13
plant. 11 plan Enic N e9:E11-& Mr 1
Economical sand and gravel "
Bng N 69:1*66-7 My 22 '13
Sand blast 1
ProgresB. 1
'13
Rapid pump and plpe-ll.._
Diego. II BnK Rec eB:ITB-SO Ac It '13
Water- works organlxatlons and operatlnc
methods; St. Paul. Minn., and San Dtego.
CaL Kng N 70:4TE-7 B 4 '13
San Francisco, CailfomU
Port Improvements at San Francisco. F. Q.
White, plan Elng Rec 6g:49-S0 Jl 12 '13
Architecture
Compact poekaklli sand and gravel washing
-'int. 11 plan Eng N e9:E14-& Mr IS '13
lomlcal sand and gravel plant. 11 plan
Same. Ry A Bng R B3:201-S Mr 8
Proposed lest of sand for coDcrete.
BS:202 As 13 -13
»._> . .... ., ^ work,
6 Ag '--
. Ry A Eng R
___ _. . lioomotlves. F. E. Patton.
Ry Age (Merh ed} «7:634 N '13
See aiio Cement; Concrete; Molding sand;
Mortar
Sand, Maiding. See Uoldlng aand
Sand blast
EjVana high-pressure sand blast system. D. S.
- ■ . II plan Iron Age 92:1034-5 N 6 '13
., i with
Iron Age 9I;1S7-S Jl 34 -13
Sand blast plant, plan Foundry 41;ib8 Ap
'13
Sand boau
Belgian sand-boats, II Scl Am 109:130 Ag 16
.her ore reclaimed, tl Scl
Am 1IM:S81 Je 23 '13
Sand slulcer. See Gold mines and mining
Sandalwood
True sandalwood of India. Scl Am 108:5GB Je
21 '13
Air sander for Interurban cars. P. O, I.lster,
dlaga Ry Age IMech ed) 8T:IS2 S '13
Air aander on Interurban cars. Elec Ry J
42:419 R 13 '13
Vacuum sandera tor Brooklyn, diags Blec
Ry J 42:1063 N IB '13
San Diago, California
Bulkhead and pler for the new port Of San
Diego. Cal. 11 plan Eng N 39:498-500 Mr
13 '13
Panama-Cailfornia expoaltlon
!ng Rec 68:S55 N 15 '13
Water supply
Drastic provisions of the San Diego, Cal,.
— '-r-works ordinance. EJng N 70:478-9 8
Panama Pacific Internatlonai
eKposltlon, 1915
Architectural plan: conceptions symbolized
by the buildings. H. S. Roberts. II Scl Am
S 76:360-1 D 6 '13
Description of the exposition alle, the main
court a and the great exhibit palaces. H.
M. Wright, 11 Scl Am 109:433-6 D G '13
Head of the mining department, Charles B,
Van Barneveld. por Eng &, MIn J 96:834 Ap
2B '13
International engineering congresa to be held
at the exposition. Ry & Eng R 63:486 Hy
Lighting of (he Panama-Paclflo exposition.
Elec W 61:1043-4 My 17 '13
Lighting the Panama -Pacinc exposition, 19 IS.
E r 37:797-3 Je S ■"
My 24 '13
Panama Pacinc international exposition. J.
H. Q. Wolf, map Eng N 69:312-) F 13
- -- igr With
Umber frame. H. D. Dewell. il ^ng 1
67:563-4 My 17 '13
■ - ■ -2 My Zt
Machinery hall. 11 Am Mach
'IS
Machinery hall. II dlags Ehig Rec 6a:337-M
Ag 30 *U
Moving picture records of a building In
Btructlon; M"*-' ■■- " " ■"-' '— '
53 Jl S« -13
Btructlon: Machinery hall. 11 Bd Am S 7
Final I
41:844
Prog res
.._ _...;nt8. Eng N 69:91
Reports on 8an Francise
Ry J 41:62-6 Ja 11 '13
San Franclaco mimlrlpal railway, map Elec
Ry J 42:672-3, 6Se-8 o 11 '13
Street railway trafflo congestion In San
Franclaco. Eng Rec 67:41 Ja 11 '13
Transfers between San Francisco's municipal
and corporation street railways. Munlc Eng
46:44-6 Jl '13
Water supply
Army engine
"itch Hetc . _ _ _.._
..r-BUPPly. Eng N 69:530-3 Mr IS '18
Auxiliary water supply for the dre protec-
tion of San Francisco. A. J. Cleory. plans
Eng Rec 68:107-10 Jl 28 'IS
Opposition to Hetch Hetahy water supply. B.
N. Bryan. Eng Rec 68:234 Ag 23 'IS
Possibility of a ground-nater supply for San
Francisco. R. Herlng. Bng Rec 67:384-6
Mr 22 '13
San Francisco water-supply hearing before
Secretary of the Interior. J. H. HcFu--
land; J: R Freemai). Eng N 63:373-7 F 3
'13
San Francisco wins its long Hetch Hetchy
flght. BnB N 70:1312 D 25 '13
San Francisco's water supply. A. L. Collins:
R. Herlng. Eng Rec 67:479-80 Ap M '13
:er. O. J. Todd. Eng Rec
DioilizedDjGOOl^lC
INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
S>n Franelaco bay
BuJldlriK plera 30 and 32 at San Francisco.
Eng Rec eS:6i3-4 D 6 '13
Proposed port of Richmond, Ca.1.. In San
Francisco bay. Eng N 69:14E Ja 23 'IJ
Sanitary chemlitry
Xft also Air pollution; Refuse and refuse
disposal: Sewage disposal: Smoke preven-
tion; Water purlflcallon
Sanitary eng in earing
J. X. Cohen. Eng Rec «T:T«-8 Ja 18 '13
Kre uNij Dralnace; Dust removal; Filters
and nitration: Heating; Municipal engi-
neering; Plumbing: Public comfort sta-
tions: Refuse and refuse dlspoaal: Sani-
tation; Sewage disposal; Sewerage: Smohe
prevention; Street clean ins; Ventilation:
Water pollution: Water purification; Water
supply engineering
Sanitary lawi. See Public health laws
Sanitary science. See Sanitary engineering:
Sanitation
Sanitation
fTnmn Hill View Sanitation, Catakill aqueduct.
. Tldd. II plans Eng N 70:752-9 O 16
■13
sanitary
Srooka. Dom
Am 6 IG:367
Sanitation or mining camps. C; H. Hair. Eng
M i5:<0I-t Jl '13
Sanitation of mining towna. J. H. White.
Eiig & MlD J 9«:73-4 Jl 1! '13
Srp aluo Air washing: Baths, Public; Pis-
Infectlon and dlalnteetants: Factory sani-
tation; Hygiene; Mine sanitation; Plumb-
ing: Public health; Sanitary engineering;
School hygiene; Sewage disposal; Sewer-
aite: Smoke prevention: Street cleaning;
Ventilation: Water purification; Water
supply
San Pedro, California
Harbor
Harhnr deielopment at San Pedro. O. C.
Ulufioz. 11 plnn Eng Rec 6T:S4»-5a My IT
13
Santa Barbara & suburban elactrlc railway
Sawdust as a lire extlnKulaher. Ind B
164 Ap '13
Set alto Wood waste
Sawf
Set
Sawmill*
B. Snypp. Bng M 44:96-8
Cold metal saws of new design. II Iron Age
91:306-7 Ja 3I> '13
Lea-Courtenay cold metal aaw. 11 Mach 19-
475-7 F "13
Recent cold metal rutting-oft saw. II IrMi
Age 92:1047 N « '13
Sate guarding of circular aaws. 11 Am Ind
14:sup 1-4 1> -13
Kre nlfti Woodworking machinery
Scaffolding
German ladder staging. II diags Bng N TO:
S06-8 9 as 'IS
«'■« aleo Shoring and underpinning
Scale*, Track. See Track scales
(weighing Initn
scales. FT E. K
5:317 N 15 'IS
Scale shops. Ry Age 65:300 Ag 16 '13
SchMiite
Concentration of scheellte. Met A Chem Bng
1I;S3 Ja 'IS
Scholarships and tellowihlpa
«te also Industrial fellowships
School children
R« alto Child study: Playgrounds; School
hygiene
School hygiene
4th International congreaa on Bchool hygiene.
Clnculatlon ot si
O 4 'r-
I In tre
Sarah Sand> Oteamboat)
Burning of the Sarah Sands. F. B. C. Brad-
lee. 11 tnt Marine Eng 18:82-3 P '13
Sardines
French sardine Industry. J. Boyer. 11 Set Am
108:394 My 3 '13
Sault Ste. Marie canal
Tratfle through the Sault Ste. Marie canal.
Ry Age 54:1030 My 9 '13
Savings banks
German factory savings I>ank8. C. Kohlmann.
Am Mach 38:762 My 8 '13
Sn alAO Building and k>an associations
Saw milia. S«e Sawmllla
Extinguishing tires with sawdust. Eng & Min
J fl5:1149-50 Je 7 '13
Extinguishing of fires In lacauer with saw*
dust. B. A. Barrier. Eng N 8»:217-8 Ja tO
'13; Same. MeUI Ind n a 11;11»-!1 Mr
Buffalo, Aug
Illi
hygii
S T«:S!1
IS
r™ also Open air schools; Schoolhouses —
Heating and Ventilation
SchoolhouMi
Architecture of open air schools. J: R. Van
Pelt. Heat & Yen 10:41-2 S 'IS
New development of the hollow square In
school house planning. F: Squlrea. 11 plana
Arch & Btdg 4G;Efil-71 S '13
Washington Irving high school. New York
city, fi Arch & Bldg 46:190-3 My '13
Heatina and ventilation
Downward ventilation In a Rocktord. DL,
Bchoolhouse. C. E. Besry. Heat & Ven 10:
"■■ '" Mr 'IS; Same cond. II Bng N 69;
tn a Rockford school.
6.7 Mr la '18
. _ . ._. J Mr 4 -.
Bxperlments In school room ventilation with
reduced air supply through Individual ducta.
F: Baasi 11 Heat A Ven 10:16-84 Ag 'II
Experiments on humidifying air at the Oliver
Wendell Holmes school. Boston. Mass. O:
F. Eveleth. plan Heat & Ven 10:13-20 O '18
Experiments on the ventilation of a school-
room: review of the work and future plans
of the Chicago ventilation commission. J:
W. Shepherd. Heat A Ven 10:S4-SS D '18
Heating and ventilating equipment ot the
Newark normal school. Newark, N. J, 11
plans Heat A Ven 10:21-6 My "13
Heating and ventilating the new AInsworth
school. Portland. Ore. J. Graham, dlags
Dom Eng 65:130-3 N 1 '13
Heating apparatus for the Froebel school. J.
Graham. 11 Dom Eng 64:129 Ag 2 '13
School ventilation In New York city. C. E. A.
Wlnalow. Heat A Ven 10:20-8 9 '18
Lighting
School-house lighting. Blec W lZ:46E-« S ■
'18
Digitized by VjOOQIC
INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
School!, Corporation. See CorporatlOD schoolB
8c hoc III Trad*. See Trade schools
School* and ahopa. Cooperation of
Apprenticeship on the llllnoiB Central. Am
Eng ST:24»-EI Uy '13
Educational experiment In Rocheater. Bleo
By J 11:161 Mr IE '13
Bchoonmaker, Colonel
Inlluence of the peraonallty of the railroad
executive. H. ElmeraoD. Ens U 44:1U-S Ja
■IS
Schuylor, Jamoi DIx, 1S48-1S1E
Sketch, por Eng N 69:TSE-B Ap 17 'IS
Continuity. O, Lodge. Scl Am 3 T6:!Bl-3. 206-
8 S 2D-2T '13
Continuity versus atomism — llmltBtlons ot
the BCOfie ot physics and chemistry, 6.
Lodge. Met ft Chem Eng 11:645.9 O '13
IndtiB trial need ot technically trained men.
A. B. Qulncy. Sci Am 103:42 JI 12 '13
Science and Journaliam. Scl Am 108:426 My
tual production. W. Oatwaid. Sd Am lOS:
6-fi Ja 4 '13
"■ "■■ r Lodge's address.
Am 109:222 8
t08:44t Hy IT
'13
Value ot science. J: '
S 7S:390-I D 20 '13
K« alao Chemistry, Organic; Oeology; In-
ventions: Metallography; Microscope and
microscopy; Military iirt and science; Min-
eralogy; Naval art and aclence; Badioac-
tlvlly; Scientific apparatus and Instruments:
Scienllflc research; Welglita and measures
Scientific American madala
Fifth award of the Scientltto American medal.
II Scl Am 109:465 D 20 '13
Oxygen ted and driven device for artlflclal
respiration. II Bel Am 108:117 F 1 '1>
Scientific apparatus and Instrument*
Dealgn and use of scientific Instruments In
aeronautics. H. Darwin. Sci Am S TE:66-T
Ag t '13
Scientific Instruments used In aeronautic*:
devices for determining direction, speed
and side-slip of aeroplane*. H. Darwin, il
Eng M 45:818-80 S '13
See alfo Chemical apparatus; Drawing
Instruments; Electric apparatus and appli-
ances; Instruments
Scientific lL__
Indexes In E
Mr 1
'13
books. Scl .
. 10«:1H
Scientific management
About shoveling. F: W. Taylor. Eng & MIn
J 95:ai9-tO Ap 26 '13
Accounting as a basis for and a measure of
etllclency In bualneaa. C. H. Nau. J Ac-
count 15:143-66 Mr '13
Aids to aclentinc management In the foun-
dry. W. M. Corse. Metal Ind n a 11:168-0
Ap -IS
Application of sclenllttc principles to a man-
ufacturing business. 8. C. Iman. Metal Ind
n a 11:268-0 Je '13
Building B cost system. B: A. Franklin. Eng
M 46:356-64 D '13
Causes of failures in efllclency work. F. W.
Collins. Eng M 46:862-3 S '13
Coat of high living. Ind Eng 11:218-9 My
Discussion or reports of sub-comm
admlnixlrudon on ]>re»ent slate a
trial management. Am Soc M E J 3i
871-7 Mr. My '13
Efnclcncy and Its ends. Automobile !8:5I9 P
ZT '13
Efllclency and the worker. H. R. Callaway.
Eng M 45:715-7 Ag '13
Efficiency engineering applied to mining. Q.
•. Collins. Ind Eng 13:166-8 Ap '13
Jstlng the foremen's oo-operatlor "
Kent.^nd Eng 13:236-8 Jl '13
R. T.
Enlisting the fort
::_..:___; 3ng i _.
Fatigue and efficiency. Ind Eng IS:4SS-6 O
Oeitlng the moat out of tho shop. S. Deao.
Iron Age 91:200-2 Ja IS 'IS
Human element In Industrial management.
Ry Age 65:135 Jl 25 '13
Human element In Industry. W. Talbot. Iron
, 418-20 F 6-13
Improving scientific management. Ind 1
I3:3I2-f Jl '13
Industrial management. J. M. Dodge. Ind :
13:330-a Ag '13
Installing Taylor system In Connecticut plf
'11
Balrd machine
Bng 13:49-52, 106-8, 152-4, 208-11, 247-50.
293-6, 335-7. 371-S. 425-8 F-O '13
Management factors other than labor. Iron
Age 91:256-7 Ja 23 '13
Micro-motion study by means ot chronometer
and moving picture machine. II Ind Eng
13:1-4 Ja 'II
Micro-motion study In industry. R. T. Kent.
II Iron Age 91:34-7 Ja 2 '13
Most important objections to sclentlllc man-
agement. F. B. Cardullo. Mach 19:18-23 8
Motion study In the box shop. R. T. Kent.
plana Ind Eng 13:325-9 Ag '13
New element in the art ot management. J:
CaMer. Stevens Ind 30:203-14 Jl '13
Overvaluation of management science. J:
Calrter. Iron Age S - .. - ■■-
. H:
5 Chat
eller. Ind Eng 13:197-200, 257-8, 260 My-Je
13
Possible economies In shop transportation.
R. T. Kent, dlags Iron Age 92:280-2 Ag 7 '13
Practical and scientific management: the
Taylor sj'stem. Q. Schleslnger. Ind Eng 13:
376-30 S 13
Practical principles of rational management.
A, H. Church. Eng M 44:487-94, 673-80. 894-
H03; 45:24-33, 166-73, ^405-H Ja-Je '13
* senal. Iron Age 91:173-6 Ja 9 13
Prerequlaites to sclentlllc management. H:
r. Kendall: H. L. Gantl. Ind Eng 13:201-
Prlnclples of sclentlOc management. F:
Taylor. Automobile 28:609 Mr 6 '13
Problem of ^pualUy of workmanship. B:
. - """"" ..""Eng'..
.-. .1 S '13
Psychology of management. L. M. □Ilbretn.
Ind Eng 13:18-23, 66-70, 113-6, 161-6, 313-7
Ja-My '13
Questions on Taylor system discussed at
Chicago conference of Western economic
society. Iron Age 91:743 Mr :0 '13
— ■- I of detailed planning and the r""'
_. ,^.jductlr- " • "" — '■■—
45:363-8 Je
Science and the art of management. F. O.
Colmrn. Iron Age 91:248-9 Ja 23 '13
Srlenoe anplieil to Industrial munaEoment:
the Taylor system. J. M, Dodge. Iron Age
91:1544-6 Je 26 '13
acientiflc mjinngement. W: A. Weldln. Col-
llerv 33:563-4 Mv lit
Scientifle management and the wage problem.
C. B. Thompson. Ind Eng 13:430-3 O '13
Scientific majiagement applied to coal min-
ing. H: M. Payne. Colliery 33:701-2 Jl '13
Sclenlinc management for mines. Eng ft
MIn J 96:514 S 13 '13
Scientific management for aclentlsts: "Th«
Bridge"— the trust Idea applied to Intellec-
tual production. W. Ostwald. Scl Am 108:
S-6 Ja 4 '13
Scientific management In Isolated -plaDt oper-
ation. P. R Moses. Bng H 44:714-20 P '13
management In power-plant op-
. P. R Moses. U BdK U 44:834-93 Mr
Digitized GvCOC^IC
INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
Sclantlfic manaoemant — Conltnued.
Scientific manaxemetit In Ruwla. Ind Bug
1S:39T 8 '13
Scope or BclantlHc management. Glee Ry J
11:161 Mr IB '13
Shortconiln^a of small concemfl. C. A. Harr-
ington. Iron Age 92:78-9 Jl 10 '13
Succes9 secured by study oC workmen's
tendencleB. B: A. Franklin. Eng U 1S:6G9-
73 Ax '13
Teak setting for firemen and main tain Ins
hleh ettlclency In boiler plants. W. N.
Polekov, diaga Am Soc M C J SS:lTi9-G9
D '13; Same cond.. with discussion. Power
38:gSl-T D 23 '13
Taylor system from a Oerman viewpoint, G.
Scbleslnger. Iron Age 92:82-3. IOE-7 Jl I« '13
Time study and task work explained. 8. K.
Thompson. Iron Age »l:ll)10-I Ap 24 'IS:
Same. Ind Eng 13:347-50 Ag '13
Tool room In sclenlinc manaKement. R. T.
Kent, il Iron Age »2:13fl-9 S 4 '13
Utility or efflclency- records In the manufac-
ture of Iron. J: J. Porter. Am Inst Mln E
Bui 78:643-63 Ap '13
Wage systema and llieir consequenceB. C.
B. Thompson. Iron Age 91:1009 Ap Z4 '13
Why and how of making a time study. Iron
Age 9S:3S4-B O IE '13
Why scientific management aometlmea falls,
a. p. Farrar. Inland Ftr 6i:84fl-7 S '13
See aim Bonus system: Cost accounting;
Emdency, Industrial; Elflciency society;
Faclory management; Foundry manage-
ment: Machine Bhcjp maneeiment; Mine
management; Motion study; printing offlcea
— Management ; Hallroada — Management;
Routing ayatema; Stores ayatema
Scientific research
Conservation and research: economies secured
by eclentmc Investigation. H, T. Kalmus.
J Ft Inst 175:43-67 Ja '13
Industrial research In America. A. D. Little.
.Sci Am S 78:282. 303 N 1-3 '13
Interpreting restricled researches. Bng Rec
63:366-7 O 4 '13
Our universities and Industrial research. A.
D. Little. Scl Am 8 73:311 N 16 '13
PosslblUtieH of the home laboratory. Scl Am
10S:350 Ap 19 '13
Reaearch work In public utility companies.
Eng Ilec S7:45(-B Ap 2S 'IS
See also Chemical la
laboraloriea' Hydraulic
oratories; Metallurgical laborati
ical laboratories
Scientific societies
Blectr
for the
Scoop ear for removing slides. II Ry Age 6S:
9H7-8 N IV '13
Scoria proceas. See Briquets (Iron)
ScMla, N. Y.
Sanitary affalra
Lessons from a never-used sewage -treatment
plant. Bng N 70:123-4 Ag 28^3
Scott, Robert Falcon, 1863-1912
Achievements and Icsbohb of the ScotI expedi-
tion, Sci Am 108.212 Mr 1 '13
Scott expedition and Its tragic end. map por
11 Scl Am 108:175-8 F 22 '13
Scrap matal
Metal fakes. Set Am S 76:Z96 MV 10 '13
Reclaiming acrnp on the Santa Fe. II
Ry Age 66:260-7 Ag 15 '13
Rolling mllla for scrap docks. O. O. Allen.
Rv Ace 64:1138-9 My 23 '13; Same, Ry Age
(Mech ed) 87:305 Je '13
tool steel reclamation methods, J. J,
" """ - Ag 7 'IS:
Sheehaji. plan Iron Tr R 63 „ , ..
Same. Ry Age (Mech ed) 87:431-2 Ag '11
WTiy Is scrap so
I Age ej:1170-l N
Scraper*
Scrapers and hand scraping, dlags Uach 10:
338 D '13
Screen In B
Cleaning atone ballast by icreenlng. W. I.
Trench. 11 Eng N 70:463 3 t 'IS
Conical screens. 11 Bng A Uln J 98:645 O 4
'13
Improvements in sand and gravel washing.
R. W. Dull, II Concrete Cam J:129-S1 Mr
;iS; Same. Ry & Eng R 53:202-3 Mr 8
screens to clean Bton« ballast.
Eng Rec 67:474-5 Ap 26 '13
Screens (or aewaga. See Sewage disposal
Screw machine products. Cost estimating o>
II Iron Tr R 52:909-16 Ap 17 '13
multiple spindle automatic screw ma
" ~ ■^- ■■■ - 11 dlags Mach IS
', 11 diags Iron
Liltlple splni
. _. D, T, Han
335-41 Ja '13
Automatic screw machine
Age 91:820-1 Ap 3 '13
Automatic screw machine equipment. D. T.
Hamlllon, 11 diags Mach 19:467-62. 636-9 F-
Mr '13
Brown tt Sharpe No. OOO automatic screw
machine, 11 Mach 19:637-9 Ap '13
Cross-drilling and mlUlns attachments. D.
T, Hamlllon. II Mach 19:619-22 Ap 'IS
Examples of aorew machine aet-ups, D. T,
Hamilton. II Mach 20:129-34. 184-9 O-N '13
Locating the driving screw on horlsontal tmr-
Ing mills, W, G, Dunkley, dlags Mach 19:
590-1 Ap '13
Making small parts on acrew machines, 11
dlag Iron Age 91:360-4 F 6 'IS
Making the Foster safety ael-acrew. C. L.
Lucas, 11 Mach 19:44-5 S '12
Measuring the flat on IT. S. and Acme thread
tools. tJ. H, Gardner, 11 Mach 19:843 Jl
'11
Screw making machines. 11 Iron Age 92:74-6
machines. D. T, Hamilton, II Mach 19:377-
81 My '13
t'niversal screw milling machine, II Mach
20:117-9 D '13
Sre aim Machine tocds; Screw threads
Scrrw propellers. See Propellers
Screw spikes. See Railroads— Track
Meaaurlng screw threads by means of mi-
crometers, dlaga Mach 19:384 Ja '13
Pitch dlsmetera for metric system screw
threads, Mach 19:441 F '13
Screw thread atandards, F, P. Brown. Hach
19:372 Jn '13
Thread culling toola, J. Waldman. U Mach
20:63-4 S '13
Screws
s,f Screw machines ; Screw threads
Sculptur»
Danish- Amerl.-an sculptor: work of Johannes
S. Gelert. C: H: Dorr. 11 Arch R»o tt:
332-8 Ap '18
Enlargement of sculpture; pointing machine.
J. Holllng.inorth, if diag Scl Am 109:436 D 6
■13
Sculptor of monumenta
of Adolph A, Welnmar
Rec 33:518-32 Je '13
Bee alio Bronzes; Monuments
Remarkable giant sea
109:231 8 10 'IS
Sea power
dee alto Warahlpa
■ units, II Coa-
DigitizedbyVjOOQlC
INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
^S
7onlliiiKd.
Inter
in
Sea walla —
Tlla protc _. .._
BCB walla. 11 dlBK Elng N 7i}:117g-9 D 11 13
Typical Hamburg quaywall. II plans Kntt
N 70:938-9 N 6 '13
Sec aim Docks; Harbors; Shore protec-
tion; WharveB
Saa water
Neglected source of power In nature: the
temperature gradient of sea water. B, J.
Campbell. Scl Am S 76:194 3 27 '13; Same.
Bng N 70:250-1 Ag 7 '13
See alto Concrete, Effect of sea water
on; Salt
65:1102-1 b E '13
Seaboard air Itne'a increaae of
Ity Age EG:105e-7 D 6 '13
Seamcn'i church Inatltuta, New York city
Structural steel In the Seamen's church In-
•tltute. plan Ens Rec «7.'lI!-3 F S '13
Searlcs lake. California
Searlea lake potaah deposit. C. E. Dolbear.
II Etig & Mln J 95:259-61 F 1 '13
Seashore
8rc Deaohea: Sand dunes; Seaside
resorts; Shore protection: Shore reclamation
Saaelde rssorta
How to build and Improve seaside resorts. J;
S. Brodle. Eng N 70:245 Ag 7 '13
Seattle, Washington
Muntptpol imht & power plant. J, D. Rosa.
1 Mui
■■ Erg
i:656-6'
'13
Harbor development in Seattle. W, L. Klda-
ton. map plans Eng Kec 68:221-3 Ag 23 '13
Rapid tranalt
Grade reduction on street railways. C. B.
Reeves. II Eng N 69:TZ-e Ja 9 '13
Municipal railway line In Seattle, map Gleo
By J 41:753-4 Ap 26 13
water supply
Proposed reforestation of the Cedar river wa-
tershed, Seattle water-supply. II map Ene
N 70:4A>.3 S 4 '13
Seaweed. See Kelp
Secondary batteries. See Storage batteries
Secor englnss. See Gas and oil engines
Securities
Blue aky legislation, Ry & Eng R G3:439 My
10 '13
Electric railway aecuritlea from the investor's
standpoint, A. M. Harris. Elec Ry J 42:
B61-3 O 17 13
Investigations for financing purposea, O. D.
Saturating I
16:417-23 D '13
Ap 1
'13
Concerning septic tank construction. Dom BSng
65:40 O 11 '13
How to diapoae of discharge from septic
tanks. Dom Eng 63:187-3 My 17 '13
Information about septic tanks. dlaKs Dom
Eng 62:101-3 Ja 25 '13
Question about septic tank for (amlly of
three, diags Dom Eng S3:30 Ap 13 '13
- - - t de^sl^n for a septic tank, dlag Dom
; sewage disposal. II Dom Eng
I. dlaga Eng
4-6 S 37 ■■"
;ent design
;ng 64£377-B
62:939-41 N 8 '13
Seed*
Soil analysis and seed selection. Ij. V. Red-
Seepage. See Water waate
Selling. See Sale.smen and aalesmanahlp
Semi-steel
Adaptability of semi -steel mixtures. R. H.
Probert. ll Foundry 41:285-0 Jl '13
British founder's viewpoint of semi-steel. H.
Rlddell. Foundry 41:349-52 S '13
Gray Iron mlKtures for motor car castings.
H. B. Swan. II Foundry 41:475-8 N '13
Statue from the land of Semi rami*. B. J.
Banks. II Scl Am 109:85 Ag 2 '13
Sensation. See Senses and sensation
Senses and sensation
SenHlbimies of the human organism. Scl Am
S 76:239-40 O 11 '13
Separator*. See Centrifugal machines
Separators, steam, fee Steam separators
.-..„_ of the septic tank
system. F. W. Tower, Dom Eng 6E:270-1
N 29 '13
Stpulchera. See Tombs
Strptk procas*. See Alumina
Serum therapy
Bacteriology and your health: serums and vac-
cines In the dia«noslB, treatment and pre-
vention of disease. C: F: Bolduan. 11 Scl
Am 108:540-1 Je 14 '13
Settling tanks. See Tanks
British standards for sewage effluents, W. U
Butcher. Eng N 69:423 F 27 '13
English test for dissolved oxygen. Q: C.
Whipple. Eng Rec 68:453-4 O 26 '13
Eng Rec 68:19i-8 Ag IB '13
Not aea water, but aeviage. Scl Am 109:406 N
29 'IS
Studies of fish lite and water pollution: pa-
per read before the International con-
gress of applied chemlalry, Sept., 191i. H.
W. Clark and G: O. Adams. Eng N 60:J0I)-
2 F IS '13
Bte alto Filters and filtration; Sewage
disposal; Sewage (eating: Sewerage; Sludge
treatment; Water pt^utloD
Sewage dlspoaai
Appendix to Royal comralsaion on aewage dis-
posal's eighth report. E^ Rec <8:31S-6 B
Application of the Hoore filter to rapid Dltrs-
"-- and purification of aewage. Uel *~
1 Eng 11:68-9 — •'•
__ al Is&nd proi
age disposal, Eng
^; Qalva, HI. L,
44:243-61 Mr 'IS
' sewage disposal
.. public health as-
.. -age and aewage disposal.
70:759-61 O 16 '13
-..,..jn of the Ctaemproc ,
_i system. J. M. Nell. 11 Hat & (
11:78-9 F '18
Dealgn of Imhotf sewage plants. L.. C. Frank.
Eng Itec 68:462-3, 501-2, 619-21 O !5-N 8 '13
Disinfection of sewage and sewage filter
effluent: results of experiments by Uaaa.
state board of health. Eng Rec 07:14-6 Ja
4 '13
Disposal of sewage sludge. K. Imhoft. Dom
Eng 65:308-9 D 6 '13
1^, — ....... — ., ngg sludge In settling
Eng Rec 68:419-30 O
Fllchburg. Mass. sewage treatment works,
dIaRS Eng Rec 67:633-5 Je 7 '13
Fitch burg. Mass, sewage treatment worka.
F, A. Marslon. map plana Eng N 09:117C-
81 Je 5 '13
Hypochlorite dlalnfection of sewage al Prov-
■ " ■ E^ng N 70:1: — "
ImpresBlons ot European sewage- treatment
methods. Bng Rec 88:386 O 4 ^11
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Z. Jones. 11 Munic
Columbus, O. — opera tl
plant, 11 Munlc Enj
INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
16 '13
Lessons (rom a never-used se wage -treatment
plant. Scotia. N. Y. Ens N 7D:1S3-4 As 2S.
Is
Mount WaBhlngton, Md. — new type of sewage
sedimentation tank. H. T. Oliver. II plan
Ene N 09:722-4 Ap 10 '13; Same cond, Eng
M 15:429-31 Je 'IJ
Municipal plants for elec^trolytlc sewage puri-
fication. C. L. Bdholm. II Munic Eng 14:
115-T P '13
MunlcipaJ sewage -treatment plants In New
Jersey. Erg N 70:1232-1 D 18 '13
New sewaae Irealment aod disposal itand-
"-'- Eng f ■--
Jl map Scl Ani'lDS:490 My 31 'U
Principles of the ImhoR tank. H: N. Og-
den. Eng M 44:»E9-SD Mr '13
Proposed water-supply and sewage disposal
legislation In Minnesota. Bng N G3:633-4
Mr 27 '13
Residential se wage-disposal Installations; In-
dividual sub-soil Irrigation plants. W. H.
Booker, plans Eng H 44;Il6-8 O '1!
Revolving drum screens for sewage, plans
Bng Rec S7:4T0-1 Ap 26 '13
River dilution lor sewage effluent at Leth-
brldge. Ont. Bng Rec 67:E$ Ja 11 '13
Rolling mm cinder tor sewage fllterB. H. L.
Humphrey. MunIc Eng 44:122-3 F '13
Rules governing the submission of sewerage
and we' — '" -*--■'- '- '^'- ^^*"' t*«.-..
stale 1
sewage disposal. J: H. Gregory. Eng t
70:S76-8 O 30 '13: Same cond, Eng Re
6S:442-3 O IS '13
Sepllc tanks and sewage disposal. 11 Don
Eng «5:330-4 D 13 '13
Sewage disposal at New Bedford. Mass. W.
N. Charles, plans Bng N TO:2I6-9 Jl 31 '13
Sewage disposal Investigations at Cleveland.
R. W. Pratt. II plans Bng N 69:287-94 F
13 '13
Sewage- disposal plant at the Oreat Lakes
naval training station. Great Lakes, III. II
plnn Eng Rec 67:232-3 Mr 1 '13
Sewage pollution of Lake Michigan from the
Calumet district, Eng N 69:474 Mr S '1!
Sewage- pumping plant In Kansas City, O. L.
Eltlnge. plan Kng Rec 67:206-7 F 22 '13
Sewage purinontton. F. II. Tlhlielts. tl dlag
Muntc Eng 44:612-r, Je '13
Sewage purification at Atlanta, Ga. II Munic
Eng 4S:224-30 S '13
Sewage treatment at State hospital for the
Insane, Norrlstown. Pa. P. R. Mebus. plan
Eng Rec 67:531-2 My" "~
Studies of river bottoms at Philadelphia In
relation to sewage disposal, Bng N TO:
»I8-» N « '13
Suggestions for improvements on bacterial
filtering beds for the purification of sewage.
W: Thum. Munic Eng 45:&39 D '13
Temporary hypochlorite plant far treating tb«
sewage of Norrlstown, Pa, 8. C. Corson.
plan Eng N 69:65S Mr 20 'IS
Travelers for sewage distribution at Spring-
Held, Mo. A. Potter, 11 Eng Rec 68:410-1
O IB '13
Treatment of sewage discharged Into tidal
waters. Eng N 70:401 Ag 28 '13
Uniformity In sewer plans: New Jersey state
boaril of health's new regulations. Eng Rec
68:273-4 S 6 '13
Why not sink Imhoff tanks as open caiaaonsT
E. B. Van de Qreyn. dlag Eng Rec 6S:43Z
See aleo Drainage. House: Plumbing: Re-
fuse ana refuse disposal; Septic tanks;
Sewer cleaning; Sewerage: Sludge treat-
ment; Water pollution; Water purification
Sewage purification. See Bewase disposal
Sewage testing
Sewage testing station at Cleveland. Bng R«c
67:35 Ja 11 '13
Sewage- treatment studies at Akron, Ohio. II
plans Eng Rec 67:3a7-»0 Ap 5 "13
Sewer cleaning
Modern sewer cleaning In Milwaukee, Wis.
H: J, Kruse. il Munic Eng 44:273 Mr '13
Sewer pipe*
Concrete sewer- pipe tests In Kansas City,
Mo. E. S. Wallace. 11 Bng N 69:569-9 Mr 20
'13
Sewer pipe In large sizes. L. G. Blackmer.
Munic Eng 44:461-2 My '13
SpeclflcHtlons for drain tile and sewer pipe:
committee report of Iowa slate drainage
assn. Bng Rec 67:235-6 Mr 1 'IS
Specin cations tor drain tile, for sewer tile
and for pipe laying. A. Marston and A.
O. Adams, dlass Concrete Cem 3:2l}l-4 M 'IS
Strength of drain tile and sewer pipe. Eng
Rec 68:46-7 Jl 12 '13
Testing drain tile and sewer pipe. M. Schuy-
ler, Bng Rec 6S:69S-7 D 20 '13
Vitrified sewer pipe tests. Munic Eng 45:488
N 13
Watertight joints for pipe sewers. P. P. Mil-
ter, dlag Munic Bng 44:348-51 Ap '13
Ste alio Sewer cleaning
Sewerage
Cincinnati sewerage investigations and sur-
veys. J. E. Root. Eng Rec 67:347-8 Mr
£9 '13
Collapse of sewer In St, Loula. 11 Eng Rec
68:417 O 11 '13
Commlttpp reports of Am. public health
association on licwerage and sewage dls-
posal, Eng N 70:76" "'■ " ■' '■'
t for
I 1n-
" hospital, "imltnna. C: Brnssmann. 11
plnns Eng N fin:!in:;-4 Mv i '13
Sewage treatment plant tor Waverly Hill
an 1 1- tuberculosis sanatorium. P, H. Nor-
cross. II plans Eng N 70:558-60 S 18 '13
Sewage -treatment studies at Akron. Ohio,
11 plans Eng Rec 67:387-90 Ap 5 "18
reversible distributor. Rprlngrield, Mo. plan
Eng N 70:1112-3 D 1 '13
Shellfish conBervallon and .■Jewnge dlsnosal.
G: A. Johnson. Eng Her 6R:2n4 S 13 '13
Springfield, Mo, sew;iBe disposal plant. 11
Munic Eng 45:459-63 N '13
Studies at the Lawrence experiment
I Louli
I. J.
__. __ .1 Munic Bng
Construction of brick storm sewer at Cedar
Rapids. II Bng Rec 68:304-6 S 13 '13
Construction of tile pipe sewers In Chicago.
H. B. Hudson. 11 Munic Kng 46:20-4 Jl "XS
. ^taftlmorc, Md. tl
Eng N 70:1157-9 D 4 '13
Effects of flood on pavements and sewers.
G. C. Cummin. II Bng Rec 68:357-8 S 27 'IS
Great Vancouver Joint sewerage scheme: or-
ganizing and flnanoing project tor draining
55,600 acres, with data on rainfall and float
tests, map Eng Rec 68:472-1 O 25 '13
. L. Bltlngo. Eng N 70:252 Ag 7 '13
Instructions for subsurface survey of Clndn-
nall. Rng N 70:1090-3 N 27 '13
Launching a sulwnerged sewi
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Sawerag* —CoHtinufd.
Making aaflessme-'-
i6:536-7 D IJ
Ouirall sewer of corrugateil Iron pipe and
meBsurementa of ItB Internal rrlctlon. El
Paso. Tex. Bnit N S9:T74-B Ap IT ■«
Passaic valley sewer. 11 map Sci Am 109:
Rules governlrg the aubmlsslon of seHerage
and water-supply plans to the New Jer-
■ey state board or health. Eng N 70:^18-
GO S IS '13
Separate and combined eewcrs In relation (a
sewatie disposal. J: H. Gregory. Eag N
70:876-8 O 30 '13; Same cond. Eng Ree
fiS:44Z-3 O IB '13
Sewage ejectors In Grand Central terminal.
J. Graham, plana Dom Ens 63:180-1 My
Sewer building hints. Eng Rec 17:227 Mr 1
■13
Sewer construcllon In quicksand. Eng N TO:
■13
Sewers and drains. Ry Age 65:T8C O SI '13
Sewers and plumbing fur Ihe Panama show.
Dom Bng «6:171 N 8 '13
Sinking a sewage pump well In slit In El
Paso, Texas. II Eng Rec £7:664 Je 14 '13
S peel Heat Ions for drain tile and sewer pipe;
assn. Eng Rec 6T:23B-s"'Mr 1 *'13 ""^
Steel forms tor concrete construction: uses
of forms on sewers, aqueducts and tun-
nels. W: M. Venable, U Concrete Cem 2:
11-4
I -13
Subaqueous sewer construction. Brooklyn, N-
T, Tl plans Entc N 70:1084-70 N 27 'iS
Suggested slmpllllcation for the value of C
In Kutter's formula and a sewer discharge
diagram. A, Boyd, Enjt N 70:316 Ag 14 'IS
Tile pipe tewers near Chicago. H. E. Hud-
son. 11 Munic Eng 4S:2S5-8 S '13
Uniformity In sewer plans; New Jersey state
board of health's new ragulallons. E^g
Rec 68:273-4 S 6 '13
Water- proofing sewers. W. W. Dixon. Munio
Ehg 41:Z7G Mr 13
Set olm Drainage, House: Plumbing;
Sewage; Sewage disposal: Sewpr tlpanlrg;
Sewer pipes
Sewers. See Sewerage
Sewlcklsy, Pennsylvania
Sewlckley cantilever bridge. II plans Eng N
89:393-9 F 27 '13
Bawlng machlnts
History of the sewing machine. Mach 19:
589 My '13
Old sewing machine patents. Scl Am 108:
419 My S '13
SsrafTlto. See Frescoes
Shades and ahadowa
Shading In mechanical drawing. T. W. John-
son, dlag.i Am Mach 38:!l65-7 Mv S3 '13:
Same. Am Soc M E J 35:G93-6i>0 Ap '13;
Discussion. 35:1261-8 Ag '13
Shaft signals. See Wna algnala
Shaft sinking
Cementation procexs for sinking shafts. S.
P. Walker. Colliery 34:234-5 N "13
Concrete drop ahnft. dloRS Eng A Mln J 9A:
1191-5 Je 14 13
Construction of no. 3 shaft. Negaunee mine.
8. R. Elliott, dlags Eng & Mln J 95:265-71
P 1 '18
Cost of shaft sinking In Minnesota lion
mining. Eng & Mln J 96:739-40 O 18 'IS
Cost of sinking Brakpan mine shafts. ESig
& Min J 96:980-1 N 2Z -13
Deep shaft development at Placervllle, Cali-
fornia. L.: H. Eddy. Eng & Mln J 98:1067-8
Shaft sinking at the Indiana mine. C. T.
Hlce. dlag Eng & Mln J 95:509-11 Mr 8 '13
Shaft sinking cementation process. G: S.
Rice, dlag Ry & Eng R 53:827 Ag 30 '13
Shaft-olnklng methods at Butle. H. 8. Mun-
roe. Eng & Min J 98:389-90 Ag 30 '13
Shaft-sinking melhorts of Butte. N, B. Braly.
11 Am Inst Mln E Bui 80:1881-1906 Ag '13
Shaft sinking with core drill, plan Eng & Mln
J 95:1049-50 My 24 '13
Shafts sunk with plugger drills. Eng A Min
J 1-5:1007-8 My 31 '13
Sinking a circular shaft. E. M. Herlot. dlags
Eng & Mln J 95:331-5. 383-7 F 8-15 'IS
Sinking a concrete shaft lining through
quicksand; Adams shaft near Deerwood,
Minn, plan Eng Rec 67:333-4 Ap 5 '13
Sinking against water on the Rand, Trans-
vaal, dlag Eng & Mln J !i!;;1201-2 Je U
'13
Sinking the Hancock no. 2 shaft, LAke Su-
perior copper country. C. T. Rice, plan Eng
& Mln J 95:787-91 Ap 19 '13
Sinking with delay action fuses. W. V. De-
,. Camp, dlag Eur A Min J »fi:85-8 JI 12 'IS
East
(.'olllery 3a;497-» Ap '13
Wall-plate splices. II Eng & Hin J 96:787 O
26 -13
Rrr nltn Boring; Mine shafts; Mining
Shafting
Carbonization of shafting. Mach 20:176-7 D 'IS
Intermediate supports for lone shafts. W. G.
Dimklev. dlags Mach 19:363-4 Ja '13
Power consumption In bearings. Eng It Hln
J.9e;40E-e Ag 30 '13
fit also Belting; Power transmission;
Pulleys
Shafts
Determining shaft diameters. W. O. Dunkler.
Mach 19:918-9 Ag '13
Six nltn Crank shafts; Hoisting machin-
ery: Mine shafts; Power transmission; Shaft
sinking; Shafting
Shaler, Nathaniel Southgate, 1841-llOt
Considerations on the nature ot Intellectoal
property. Scl Am S 76:48-7 Ja 18 "13
Sh ape rs
Gould & Eberhardt 21-Inch shaper. 11 Mach
19:65 S '12
Heavy duty back geared shaper. II dlags Ry
Age 'Mech ed) 87:333 Je '13
Shaping machine efficiency test. A. L.
Jenkins. U iron Age 92:122-3 Jl 17 '13
Stockbrldge twenty-Inch shaper. II dlag Iron
Age 91:1290 My 29 -13: Mach 19:820-1 Je
■13
10 ^-1n. Pratt t Whitney vertical shaping
machine. II Iron Age 92:1212-3 N 87 '13
Sharpeners. See Pencil sharpeners
Sharpening
Fuller
for
plan Eng A Mln J 95:997 My 17 '13
Joplln aleel-sharpenlng kinks. C. T. Rice.
II plan Eng & Mln J 95:802-3 Ap 19 '13
Sharpening edge tools. W. D. Graves. II Scl
Am 108:143 F S 'IS
Shaw. Howard
Recent work of Howard Shaw. H, D. Croly;
C._ M. Price. II Arch Rec 33:284-331 Ap
'13
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lachlne tooli) — Conlinucd.
' ' Iha shop of tht
Salt_ Lake City. F.A. Stan-
Sheet steel' work in the Bliop of the Qallghi
- ■■ ■ CO., Salt Lake City " ' "— "
1 Mach 3S:161-2 Ja
Sheet metal
253-4 My ■__
New safety device for spinnlni; sheet i
U Bel Am 1D»:308 S 13 '13
r-cyde muffler base. 11 Hach
i Philips pressed steel pulley, C;
lgZ-3 N -13
Sheet steel pipe plant at Richmond, Cal.
11 plan Iron Age 91:<71-3 F 20 'J3
Sheet steel work In the shop of the Gallgher
machinery co.. Salt Lake City. F. A. Stan-
ley. 11 Am Hach 38:161-4 Ja 23 'IS
Tools Tor multiple phineer presses. C: Doe-
Bcher. plans Mach 19:449-62 F '13
Bee alio Boilers; Brass; Chimneys, Steel:
Copper; Dies: Metal spinning: Metal work;
Plate metal work; Punching machinery
Sheet, piling. See Piles and pile driving
Sheinald, University of
Engineering workshops of the University or
Sheffield. G: W. Burley 11 Mach 19:S99-
701 My '13
Sheffleld scientlflc school. See Tale university.
leld B
;ntllic BChool
1 disposal.
O: A. Johnson. Ens Rec 68:294 S 13 '13
Sherardlilng. See Oalvanlzlng
Sherman antl-truit law
Putting teeth In the anti-trust law. Eng Rec
«T:2!e Mr 1 '13
Report recommending amendment or the
Sherman law. Ry & Eng R 63;180-1 Mr 1
■13
Scope of the Sherman law explained. Iron
ARe BI;flBO-l Ap IT '13
Settlement of American telephone and tel-
egraph suit. Elec W S2;1303-4 D 2T '13
"'-— -'T law and agreements between engl-
----- --■-■ - . D. B. Lu-
rnlture
'IB
Engineering progress In the U- S. navy; ab
straeta, C. W. Dyson. Eng N 69:101-3 Ja 1
■13; Power 37:10-2, 106-9 Ja 7, 28 ■IS
Experimental tugboats; the PultOD and tlia
Froude. 11 8ci Am S 76:11-1 la 4 ■It
Five-masted auxiliary sailing ship France. F:
~ ~ ■ 11 mt Marine Eng lg;BOS-10
. 46:108-12 O
Mechanical gearing for propulsion of shlps-
C: A. Parsons. II dlags Int Marine Eng
18:£33-7 Je '13
Power equipment of the Aqullanla. II Power
37;6S3-B My 13 '13
Problem of high speed in ships, dlag Scl Am
Tests
I D 13 ■
10,000 horse- power F6t linger
tleshlp fight
109:3!7-8 O 1
Sfe alto Marine engineering; Marine en-
gines; Motor ships: Propellers; Ship resist-
ance: Sleam turbines. Marine
Ship resistance
Wind pressure on ocean liners. Sei Am 109:
168 Ag 30 -13
Hec nlno Ship propulsion
Ship subsidies
Subsidies aid Swedish shipping. Int Uarina
Eng 18:118-9 Mr '13
To upbuild the merchant marine. C: Depesee.
Sei Am 108:223 Mr t "l!
Shipbuilding
Armstrong works: pioneer in development of
ships.
Quincy, Mass.
>r. II [
■13
I ^hlpbujldln^ plan^
Iron Tr R 63:
ling pli
:9!il M:
Dtagmm of formula for vertical C. B. W:
8. Owen. Int Marine Eng 18:162 Je '13
EJmergency repairs to a deatroyor. J. P. Hell-
weg. 8c1 Am 109;1BD 8 6 '13
English ship draftsmen and technical gradu-
atps. I... B. Chapman. Int Marine Eng 18:
220-2 My '13
Free Import of material for shipbuilding.
Mat
'13
Marine Eng 18:365-6 Ag ■IS
Ship propulsion
Device to facilitate the coupling of cruising
turbines. H. B. Yarrow, dlaga Int Marine
Eng 18:397-8 S 'IS
Dleael-elpclrlc-drlven ship Tynemounl. J. R.
Wilson. 11 Power 3R:641-3 N 4 '13
Electric propelling machinery for Collier
Jupiter. W; U R. Enunet. II plans Int
Marine Eng 18:323-7 Ag '13
Electric propulsion for Ships. B. Berg, plan
Eng M 44:369-7! N '13
Electrical propulsion of ships. W. L. R.
Emmet. 11 dlags -T Fr Tnst 176:43-60 Jl "13
Bleclrlcally-driven cargo boat Tynemonnt. C.
Van I«ngendonck. II Int Marine Eng 18;
B?n-s n 'IS
I Tyner
Great Lakes shipbuilding Industry. Iron Age
91:G4 Ja 2 '13
Imperator; details of the equipment. 11 Eng
M mi07-9 O '12
Lloyd's summary of world's shipbuilding. Int
Marine Eng 18:116-8 Mr 'IS
New shipbuilding berth and 260 -ton wharf
crane at the Blohm & Voas ahlpyard. II Int
Marine Eng 18:438-9 O '13
On safety of life at sea. P. A. Hlllhouse. Int
Marine Eng 18:396-6 8 ^13
ProKresa of shipbuilding In 1912. Iron Age
_ 91:2S2-3 Ja 23 '13
lie of old-time
--.ryboat I.ong Beac... _. _.
Int Marine Kng 18:88-100 Mr '1!
Ship conalruction treated from a structural
engineering! standpoint. J. B Steele. Int
Marine Eng 18:385-9 S 'IS
ShlpbuIldlnB contracts. L. Peakett. Int Marine
Eng 18:440-3 O '13
Shipbuilding in Japan. Int Marine Eng 18:
392 S 'IS
World's naval and merchant BhipbuUding.
Scl Am 8 76:190-1 Mr 22 '13
World^s progress In shipbuilding in 1912. lot
Marine Eng 18:76-7 F "13
Kre aton Ferrvboata; Freight ships:
Marine engines; Motor barges; Motor boats;
Motor ships: Naval nrehltecture; Propellers;
S.ifety at sea; Sailing vessels; Ships— Sta-
bility; Ships. Iron and steel; Sleamboata;
Tonnage; Towboats; War-
ships; Yachts
Shipment of goods
Conservation and shipping containers. B. W.
Dunn, Ry & Eng R 63:791-6 Ag 23 ■IS
Damage to bulk cement and sacked cement
by wetting In transit. J. H. LIbberton.
E&g N 70;U1 Ag 7 'IS
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269
Shipment o( good* — Contiimrd.
Dllllcult Bte«l caatlDK hard <
Ase 92:T7B-7 O 9 ""
Need at better boxes
21-i Jl i '13
ship, i) Iron
freight. Rr Age SG:
Shipping' poiv
8a alio Freight. Perishable: Ore trana-
portatlon; Poultry, Transportation at
Shipping
Annual report of Uoyd'a reglBter of Bhipplng
for the rear 1912-1913. Int Marine Ens 18:
shipping.
Sl(>-1 D -13
Cenlun''B decline In Ar
Am 108:IS Ja 11 'It
Bxport Bhlpplns lour of New York city.
Am ind 14:3S-T D 13
First Dutch shipping exhibition. F. I-.
Brakel. Int Marine Eng lg:38t S '13
To upbuild tha merchant marine. G: Uepesee.
, Van
scs ;
I 108-2
'13
Toll exemption for coastwise shipping; ad-
dress resardlDg the Panama Canal act. B.
R: Johnson. Bng Beo «T:ei-t Ja IS 'IS
8rf also Carriers; Coal handling; Prelghl,
Perishable; Freight handling; Freight ter-
minals; Porta; Salvage; Ship BubsUlles;
Shipbuilding; Shipment of goods; Ships;
Steel furniture, biiikiieads^ doors
for battleships and merchant vessels, tl lat
Uarlne Eng 18:3SE-fl Ag 'II
Steei harbor llfthter wTllard n. Taylor. II
plan lot Marine Ehig lg:ltS Ap '13
Ships, Launching of. See Launching
Bhlps, Motor. See Motor ships
Ships, Speed of
Below decks on the official trial trip of a
cruiser. Int Marine Eng 18:;i9-20 My '13
Problem of high speed In ships, dlag Scl Am
109:454 D IS '13
Ships, Training. See Training ships
Shipwreclis
Injury to the hull ot the V. 8. S. Arkansas
by grounding. II Bng N 70:489-41 S 4 '13
_ "r^S?^. l.n.. storm on Great
Nov.
ikea. Iron Tr R 5a:S
'Ene Eng 18;S33-4 .
jrst storm in history of Great lakes nav-
Shock absof^ers
Akam shock absorber, dlag Automobile 39:299
Ag 14 '13
Defects In sprlnga G. H. Baltlee. Automo-
bile 28:1124.6 My 29 '13
Scientific experiments with shock absorbers,
diags Automobile Z»:116S-$ D IS '13
Shock absorbers (or automobiles. 11 Scl Am
ia9;l»2 S 6 '13
Shock absorbers show Improved details. II Au-
tomobile 28:371-3 Ja 30 '13
mobile 29:E09 S IS '13
Shock- absorbing bub. II Scl Am 101:318 Ap 6
'13
13
1 Soc M 1
Shoddy
Pulled wool or shoddy. H. Frlestman. Sd Am
S 7G:2i3-l Ap S 'U
Shoe pistes
Making ball players' shoe plates. A. F. Hor-
ton. 11 dlags Mach 19;7SI>-: Je '13
Shoe polishes and dreulng*
Ships
Preservation of metals for marine work. F.
Lyon. Int Marine Eng 18:161-4 Ap '13;
Same cond. £>ng M 45:440-2 Je '13
Thousand-foot ship. Scl Am 108:130 Ap II
Sec aJio Electricity on ships; Ferry-
boats; Freight ships; Launching; Light-
ships: Motor ships; Propellers; Safety at
sea; Sailing vessels: Ship propulsion: Ship
resistance; Shipbuilding: Shipping: Steam-
boats; Warships; Yachts
Stability
Engineering applications of the gyroscope. B.
A. Sperry. 11 J Fr Inst 17S;44T-«3 My "13
Gyroscopic mechanism for recording roll and
pitch of vessels at sea. il Sd Am 109:149
Mg 23 '13
Gyroscopic stabilizer for ships. B. A. Sperry.
II Scl Am S 7G:203-fi Mr 29 'IS
Stability of ships — notes for commanders. Q:
NIcol. plans Int Marine Eng 18:t4-l Ja
Ships, Freight. See Freight ships: Tank ships
Ships, Iron and steal
Chinese training cruiser Ting Swel. F. C.
Coleman. 11 Int Marine Eng 18:231-2 Je
Donald. Scl J
8rt also Leather
Shooting
7 Je M '1
N i
'13
Remington negative angle sighting system.
II Mach 19:603-6 Ap '13
Srt also Guns; RlUe practice; Rides; Tar-
Shop management. See Factory managoment:
Machine shop management; Sclentlflc
management; Workshop management
Shop practice. See Machine shop practice
Shop schools. See Trade schools
Shop transportation. See Conveying machin-
ery: Mechanical handling
Shora protection
Foreshore protection by reinforced -eon Crete
groins, plans Eng N 69:661-70 Ap 3 'II
New system of concrete roast protection.
dlags Concrete Cem 3:186 O '13
Rrt alto Canals; Flood control; Harbors;
Rivers— Regulation; Sea walls
of fatigue in the steel material
_ ^ . « Thaarlo. dlags Int
Ag "13
Prlia design for Coney Island beach reclama-
tion, plan Eag N 70:304-5 Ag 14 '13
Problem In beach reclamation at Coney Island
and a prize tor It* solution, plan Bng N
69:364 F SO '18
Shoring and underpinning
Deep excavations and underpinning In dry
sand: steel frame office building for the
Union central_ life Insurance company.
'13
dtebeams
tJnderp1nnI-„ ^
lis. 11 Eng Rec G7:BTe My '^1 ij
Underpinning a stone retaining wall of Trin-
ity churchyard for Lexington avenue sub-
way. Eng Rec 68:362-3 S 87 '13
^ J. W11-
way. Bng Rec 68:
Underpinning and r
Underpinning the old Hills building. Broad
and Nassau streets, New Tork city, dlac
Eng N 70:267 Ag 7 'I8
fir olto Foundations; ScalToldinK
Shorthand mBChinsa
Machine that writes sborthand. 11 Set Am
108:13 Ja 4 'II
Shoveling
About shoveling. F: W. Taylor. Eng & Mln
J 96:839-40 Ap 26 'IS
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I>o altracllve sliowrooms Justify In'
11 Dom Ens 62:226-9 F 22 '13
Viilue of proper
window llehllns. U
Shewcaiea
e lIshtlnK. " Klee W al:lll Ja II 'IS
Steel va. wooden sidewalk forma. Ci AIUbod.
Munic EnK 45:II»-!0 Ar '13
Eie alio Pavemenla
Sidewalk*, Concrets
Cinder fonndatiun In xldvwalk cunslnictlon.
Concrete Cem 3;n3-5, 224 O-N 'IS
Concrete Bldewnlk construction. Munlc Bng
<4:6TI-2 Je '13
Cost of concrete sidewalk.
— * 3:98-9 Je, Ar '13
I In (
im 2:
sidewalk. Concrete Cam
2:180-1 Ap '13
Cracks In concrete sidewalk. M. S. Hotchklaa.
dlaB Concrete Cero 3:30 Jl '13
Factar>--made aldewalk slabs. M, G. Warner.
Concrete Cera 2:217 My '13
See alio Sidewalks, Elevated
Sidewalk*, Elevatad
Elevated aldewalk, H: H. Suplee. Scl Am 109;
67 Jl 26 '13
Reinforced -con Crete elevated sldewatka. East
St. Louis. III. E. R. Rodenberg. 11 Eng N
I Ja !
'18
Siaht
Curiosities of binocular vision: stereoscopic
and other elTecta. F: Campbell. II Scl Am
S T6:l3£-3 Ag 23 '13
Theory of vlalon. M. H. R TachernlnK. Scl
Am S 76:339 My 31 '13
Visrnil acuity In white ItRht. M, Luckiesh.
Elec W 62:1160 D 6 'IJ
Urc oJm) Eye; GoBfiles; Optical Illusions;
Spectacles
Sights for firearms. See Firearms — Sights
Signal bridges. See Railroads — Signal bridgea
Signals
frc alto Electric railroads — signals; Plre
al.irniB: Railroads — Signals
Signal*, Electric. See Electric signals
Signal*, Mine. See Mine signals
SignalB, Submarine. See Submarine signals
Signal*, Time. See Time algnals
Signs
Curved electric sign on a suburl>an real-es-
l.lte omce. 11 Elec W 62:751 O II '13
Spectacular electric Sign at Sprlnglleld, 111.
[I Elec W El;832 Ap 19 '13
Toledo's electric slogan signs. 11 Elec W 62:
1271 n 20 -13
Two-motor flasher control of a large sign In
Indianapolis. II Elec W 61:732-3 Ap 5 '13
Silicon
Induence of alllcon on corrosion of cast Iron.
J. N. Friend and C. W. Marshall. Foundry
41:307-8 Ag '13
Influence of silicon on open-hearth Ingota.
U Iron Tr R 53:81)4-6 Ap I '13
Pure silicon cactlnga. Foundry 41:11) Ur
'13: Same. Iron Tr R 62:681-8 Mr « 'l!
Silicon castings for the chemlo*! InduatrlM.
Met A Chem Bng Il.lM-S F 'II
Titanium and silicon In rail steel. Bng Reo
67:390-1 Ap 6 'IS
Silk
if'C alio Textile industry and fabrics
Silk, Artificial
How to tell arllflclal silks. Scl Am S 76:389
Sllk-o
Silos, Cone ret*
Computing the coiit of a concrete silo, il
plan Concrete Cem 2:100-1 F '13
Concrete In silo construction. II plan Con-
crete Cem 1:101-2 Ap -IS
Uonollthlc concrete sdlo. Concrete Cem 3:60
Jl -IS
Permanence of concrete alios. Concrete Cem
3:117-8. 175-7. 273 S-O, D '13
Pit silos In the Southwest. II Concrete Cem
3:206-7 N '13
Silver
Cyan Id I ng Zambona low-grade silver ore.
Sonora, Mexico. M. A. and R. T. Sill, plan
Eng & MIn J 96:746-7 Ap 11 '13
Goia and silver In Idaho In 1911. B. N. Ben.
Eng & MIn J 96:123-4 Ja U '13
Oold and silver production In 1913. Eng ft MIn
J 96:604 S 27 '13
Oold and silver production In 1812. P: Hobart.
Eng A Uln J 96:62-4 Ja 11 'IS
I^ad-sllver mines of tlllmore. Lemhi coun-
tv. Idaho. R. Nichols. Am Inst MIn E Bui
83:2(125-7 N '13
Recent progress of Cobalt silver mines. R
E^ Hore. II Eng A MIn J 96:737-8 Ap 12
■13
Recove
,■ silver enrlchraei
. Eng A MIn J
__. _.. ._ _ ..jre, and novelty.
J. ScotL II Metal Ind n S 11:248-4 Je '13
Silver prices. Eng A MIn J 96:417 Ag 30 'IS
Src atao Assaying: Cyanide process; Sil-
ver metallursy; Silver-plating
Sliver assaying
Assay of gold and sliver by the Iron-nail
method. E. J, Hal! and C. W. Drury. Am
Inst MIn E Bui 78:1069-66 Je '13; Same
cond. Eng & MIn J S(l:1125-« D 13 '13;
DiacuBslon. Am Inst MIn B Bui 83:2633-
92 N 'IS
Buying and selling silver and gold: the scien-
tific side of the assay onice at New York.
H. J. Slaker. 11 Scl Am 109:144-6 Ag 23 '13
Gay-I.USHBC method of silver determination.
F: P, Dewey. Am Inst MIn E Bui 76:S87-
002 Ap '13
Silver metallurgy
t^anldlnft silver at Nevada Hills mill. Fair-
view, H. A. Megraw. I] Eng & MIn J 96:
645-8 Mr 2" '13
CTyanldlng Zambona low-grade silver ore,
Sonora. Mexico, H. A. and R. T. 8111. plan
Eng ft MIn J 95:746-7 Ap 12 '13
Metallurgv of girid and silver In 1912, Met A
Chem Eng 11:4-6 Ja 'IS
Precipitation of gold and silver t>y metallic
minerals. Eng A MIn J 36:769-60 Ap 12
Rapid silver estimation In mill solutions. O.
H. Clevenger. plan Eng ft MIn J 9S:832-S
My 3 13
Role of certain metallic minerals In precipi-
tating silver and jzold, c. Palmer and E. S.
Bastln. Am tnst MIn E Bui 77:843-57 My
'IS
Silver cyanldatlon at Tonopah, Nev. A. H.
Jones: H. A. Megraw. E^g A MIn J 95:
767-8 Ap 12 '13
Sliver cyanldatlon at Tonopah. Nevada. H.
A. Me<n-Bw. II Eng A MIn J 96:413.7, 455-9,
503-6 F 22-Mr S '13
See ol»o Cyanide process
Silver nitrate
Second aeries of quantitative experiments
and preparation and testing of silver ni-
trate. B: R. Rosa and others, U S Bur
Stand Bui 8:524-51 D 15 '13
Si I vM-> Plating
Method of silver plating glass tube* and
their use. a. B. Horelanil. 11 Uetal Ind
n s 11:31-2 Ja *1I
Practical experience In sliver plating. Metkl
Ind n % ll:88e Ag 'IS
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Sllv«r plating —Conttnved.
PrBctfcal methods employed (Or sIlTer A«-
poHlC on bIbbb and clilna. A. A. I4 Fort.
tl Metal Ind n a 11:89'TD F 'IS
Silver solution. B. Stio«ld and Q; B. HOKft-
boom. Metal Ind n s 11:29-30, S5-S, 101-3 Ja-
P, Jl '13
Silvering of mIrrorH. E. Btassett, ]r. Metal
Ind n s 11:523-1 D '13
Spottlng-out problem and sllver-plalltig. C
F, Biirgeaa and 1^. T. Richardson, foundry
ii-M2-3. 603 N '11: Same. Metal Ind n s
ll:<T7-9, 60S-10 " ~ -"
Similitude, lAwa of, and their application In
aeroplane deslni, L. Balratow. 1) 3cl Am S
76:109-10 Ag fe '13
Scoria process for the manufacture ol Une-
ore brliiiiettes. flue-dust briquettes, and
elRK brii-k for buUdlnt; purposes. Q, SlUtz.
tlUg.s Am Inni MIn E Bui T»:l=5T-i>5 Jl '13:
IllHcuBslon. 8):2899-2903 D '13
Study of slag enclosures In steel. Iron Tr
R !i2:«8-ii F 13 '13
Utilization of blnst furnace slag for brick.
Iron Age 9I:8l3 Ap 3 '11
Slats b«da |
Clarlflcatlon of Be wage In slate t>eds. Dr.
Bach, dlags Gog N T0:«4I-4 O 2 '13
Slater llKlvlatlon proccat
Klater lixlvlatlon 1
696 f
■13
Rng & MIn J »6:
H. B. Slater. Eng
Sinking fund*
. H. Forse, Jr. Elec Ity J
Kitchen, pantry, slop and stable sinks. F.
W. Tower. Dom Eng 6S:109 O 25 '13
Sioux remedy eo. vi. Cop*
1 13:H-T P '13
1 manutacturers. Am
Ajitelope valley siphon. Los Angeles aque-
duct. W: W. Hurlbut. II plan Eng Rec G8:
eO-2 Jl 19 '13
lleslgnlng steel pipe (or minimum weight of
metal cnnslstenc with safety: Jawbone in-
verted siphon of the L.os Angeles aque-
duct. E. R. Bowen, II Eng Rec 68:682-4
- "" '13
e ot
Eng Rec 67:6-- - _. . —
Failure of presaure alphon In rock; Los An-
gelea aqueduct, Eng Bee 67:623 Je T '11
Failure of the Snnd CoHon Inclined pres-
sure tunnel, Los Angeles, Cal. B. A. Heln-
ly, Eng N 69:1147 My 39 '13
Failure of the Sand Csflon preasu re-tunnel
siphon ot the l.os Angeles aqueduct, B.
A.^ Helnly. 11 plan EIng N 69;119S-120« Je
Narrows alphon of the Cataklll aqueduct. A.
D. FUnn, dlaga Bng Rec 6E:31T-g S 20 '13
Sewer siphons under New York subway, T.
L.. Wilson. II plan Munic Eng 44:392-8 My
Siphon sDliiwaya t
Cem 3:42-3 Jl'13
Splllwaya of the alphonlc type, A. G. Hlll-
berg, plans Eng Rec 07:188-110 My 3 'IS
Skating rink*
Hot blast heating for an lea skating rlnkt
Winnipeg horse show amphitheatre, plans
Heat A Ven 10:11-1 Ap 'It
Skin
Skyrocket flying machine. 11 Sel Am lDS:tlS Mr
39 'i;
Skyacrapora. See High buildings
Slag
Blast furnace alag analysea tor 24 hours.
" ' " . iron Age 91:716 Mr 20 '13;
1 iiiBi MIn E Bui 75:475-7 Mr '13:
n Tr R 62:971 Ap 24 '13
Constitution of copper slogs. i>ig & Min J
N.'d' H.' or Lykkenr'Munlc Eng 46:332^
O '11
fee alio Packing industry
Sledges. Metor. See Motor alelghs
Sleda, Motor. See Nfotor alelghs
Sleeping cars
New end ronstruclton tor I'Lillman cars, il
dlag Ry Age 55:231-2 Ag 8 '13
Sanitary sleeping car. Scl Am S 7B:114 Je 2)
'13
Sanitary sleeping car. F. W, Pltipatrlck. Scl
F. L. Gram
Effects ot recent aleet storm on telephone
wires near Chicago. 11 Elec W 61:S0S-6 Mr
22 '13
Heavy sleet on telephone wires at Glace
Bay. II Elec W Bl:1127 My 31 '13
Slelgha, Motor. See Motor slelgha
Slldo rula
Moisture slide rule. C. G. Barth, )r. il Eng
& MIn J 1>5:1119 Je 7 11
Slide-rule for spring calculatloriB, J. Y. Dahl-
slrand, 11 Mach l»:85«-8 Jl ■13
Slide valve*
Slide valve sm cesafully usml on superheat-
er locomotives. Ry Age 54:1063 My 16. '13
Slime. See Cyanide process: Ore treatment
Sling* and hitches
Slings and hitches (or handlloc mtMhlnerr.
J: Riddell, tl Eng N S9:76S-t! Ap IT '121
Same. Ind Eng. 13:IE6-60 Ap '13: Same
cond. Power 37:5iil-4 Ap 32 '13; Same cond.
Rng & Min J 95:1092-4 My 31 '13
Slot-machine*
Electrically operated Eiot-machlne camera. II
7 62:102 Jl 12 '13
Am 109:300 O
J Mr 1
Function of slag in electric steel -refining.
R: Amberg. Am Inst Min B Bui 74:257-68
F '13
Magnetite In mattes iind slags. E. W. Walter,
Eng & Min J 95:213-4 Ja 25 '13
Manufacture of paving brick from tumace
of Imhoff Bpwngc plants. L.
Frank. Eng Rec e8:.-.l9-21 N 8 '13
Experiments on sludge digestion at Law-
Eng N 70:317-8 Ag
and London, Eng. R. Herlng.
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Fresh
418-2- „ — —
Presh BLudga and decomposed Bludga: com'
panitlve analyses and dlscusHlon or aludse'
utilliatlon pOHBlbllltles. H. Bach tmd L>. C.
Frank. Eng Rec 68:131-3 8 20 '13
Hce alan Sewage dlapoaaJ
Sluicing. See Qold mines and mlnlnc
Smelter fumei
Control of noxious fumes: HeBlewood method
InvotvInK new principles In copper smelt-
ing- A. H. Uortln. Bng M 45:R01-2 6 13
Deter
smelter Bvt
I Inst MIn E But t
h system of fume control. A. H.
. It Mines & MIn 33:323-4 Ja 13 .
: bag-house In connection with
lead blast -furnaces
'IS
r trust. Met & Chem
H. F.
■13
Boaatlns at flteptoe valley ■melUns' works.
Nevadk. 8. S. Sorenaen. 11 Bng ft Uln J
»e:1378-4 Je 28 '13
1-92
3eml-pyrllic smelting In Mexico. R, S. PrBtt.
Eng * MIn J »E:ll»l-2 Je 14 '13
SmelQng In bond. Bng A MIn J M:E1I 8 13
7 -13
Tooele (Utah) plant of the International
smelting & relltilng co. H. N. Thomson end
L.. T. SIcka. II Am Inst MIn E Bui 79:1249-
24 Jl '13
dec alio Blast furnaces; EJIectromstaJ-
lurgy: Furnaces; Furnaces, Reverbersilory;
Metallursy; Ore treatment; Smeller fumes;
also American smelting and renning onm-
S melting. Electric
Art of electric sine smelling. Met ft Chem
Eng 11:582.3 O '13
Byproducts In electric zinc smelting. W. M.
Johnson. II Bng ft MIn J 96:1157-9 D 10
Smelter trust
Investigating the smelt
Eng 11:425-6 Ag '13
Smelting
Concentration and reverberatory smelting of
a second-class copper ore. F. W. Tcaphagen.
Met & Chem Bng 11:497-9 S '13
Copper smeltery of the U. S. metals refining
CO., Chrome, N. J. Ri H. Vail. II plan Eng
ft MIn J 95:1031-7 My 24 '13
Copper smelting at Bogoslowsk. Russia. R:
Davey. Eng ft MIn J 9G:6(l5-i; Mr 22 '13
Copper smelting at Chrome, N. V. J: W.
James. Eng ft MIn J 95:1207 Je H '13
Copper smelling operations of the Santa PS
gold and copper mining co.. San Pedro,
New Mex. C. T. Emrlch. II Met ft Chem
Eng 11:327-9 Je '13
Douglas agglomerating cone, dlags Gng &
MIn J 96:627-8 O 4 "13 ■
Experiment In smelting titan If erous mag-
netite. U O. Kellogg. Eng ft MIn J 96:60< S
27 -13
Five-ton smelting furnace that smelts. R. P.
Jarvls. Eng ft^ln J 96:415 Ag 30 13
Historical note on copper smelting. Eng ft
Uln J 96:369-61 Ag 23 '13
Historical nole on smelting lead and silver,
Eng ft MIn J »6:16»-70 Jl 2E '13
Historical note on tin smelting. Eng A MIn
J 96:49e-e B 13 '13
Historical note on zinc smelting. Eng ft
MIn J il«:741-2 O IS. '13
Improvements In smelting at the Consoli-
dated company's works. Trail, B. C. E.
Jiicobs. Met & Chem Eng 11:502-3 O '13
Increasing the efficiency of MacDougall roast'
crs at the Grent Fails smelter of the An-
aconda copper mining co. F, R. Corwin
and S. S. Kodgers. dlaga Am Inst MIn E
Bui 79:1389-H:!S Jl '13
Kedabeg copper -smelting works, Transcau-
casia, dlags Eng ft Mln J 96:15-9 Jl 5 '13
Lead, xlnc and cupper smelting In America,
F. Heberleln. 11 Eng ft Mln J 9fi;«71-5,
S09-I2 N S-15 '13
Mason valley smeltery, Thompson, Nev. Eng
ft Min J 9E:I1(}7-8 My 31 '13
Matte smelling at Mackay, Idaho. F. N.
Flynn. Eng & Mln J 95:747-8 Ap 12 '13
New ronstruction at copper smelteries. Eng
ft Mln J 95:335-6 F 8 '13
New smeltery of United Verde copper com-
pany. Clarkdale. Ariz. R: H. Vail. II plan
dlags Eng ft Mln J 9«:igT-92, 311-6 Ag 16-
23 'IS
Ore bedding by the Tennessee txipper co, :
mBklng_ac1d from smel ting-works gases.
■" P.^lerum. Eng A Mln J 96:436-7 S 6
■13
Electric Iron smelting In Norway. Eng ft 1
J 95:996 My IT '13
Electric smelting of chromium, tungsli
molybdenum ttnd vanadium ores. Met
Chem Eng 11:685-6 O '13
illurgy. Met ft Chem Eng
Progress of electric smelting at HerouH,
Cal. J: Crawford. 11 Mel ft Chem Eng 11:
383-8 Jl '13
Scandinavian electric line smelting. Eng ft
Mln J 90:1030 N 29 '13
Smelling Iron electrically with coke as fuel,
H. J. Hanson. II Iron Tr R 53:1003-7 D
i ■W
Smelting o( copper ores In the electric fur-
nace. D. A. Lyon and R. H. Keeney. dlags
Am Inst Mln E Bui 80:2117-49 Ag '13:
Siime cond. Met ft Chem Eng 11:522-7 S
■13
Smelting tin ore. Met ft Chem Eng 11:593-
4 O 13
Hllurgy
76:166 8 6 ■IS
trie furnaces; Electromet-
Coi
_ nuisance to Pittsburgh.
J: J. O'Conner. Power 38:670-1 N 11 '13
>tlgatlng and recording at-
Melhods for 1: „ ^
mospheric Impurities, Including ... _
and dust suspended In the atmosphere. J:
B. C. Kershaw, dlags Met ft Chem Eng
11:339-12 Je '13
Moor-burning in Oermany. Scl Am 108:139
My 10 '13
Smoke an Industrial nuisance. R. C. Ben-
ner. 11 Scl Am S 75:163-70 Ur IS 'It
Smoke costs Illtsbiirgh 310.000,000 annually.
Eng Rec 68:540-1 N 15 '13
Smoke evil. R. C, Benner, Eng M 45:427-9
Je '13
Why smoke Is an industrial nuisance. R.
C, Benner. II Iron Age 91:135-8 Ja 9 'It
««■ alia Flues: Fuel; Fumigation; Me-
chanical draft: Smoke prevention
Smoke prevention
Abatement of locomotive smoke. D. F. Craw-
ford. Ry ft Enc R 53:1022-3 N 1 '13; Same.
HM Am s 76:3!>1-6 D 6 '13: Same cond. Ry
5:7fi2-5 O 24 '13; Excerpts. Power
S:662 N 4 '13
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INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
Smoka pravmitlon — Conlinuei.
AdvantageB of the brick arch. L. O. Par-
iah. Ry Age <Mcch ed) g1:4T3-fi S '13;
"-— u cond. By Age E5:S3S-S Aa 22 "13
-... ... .._ prevenfer. II diftcs
Ch~lca«o & Norlh" Western demonBtratea
smoke abatement device. Ry Age E4:9ST Ap
I Ap t
■IS
[ 22
..; Ky Age (Meoh ed) 87:472-3 S 'if
Elimination of smoke. Ry A Bng R B3:S13
My 31 -IS
EU mi nation of smoke, D. F. Crawford. Scl
Am S 7E:3S4 Je 14 '13
Elimination of the black nnoke evL on loco-
motivoB. Ry & Eng R 63:788-7 Ag IB '13
Fighting the amoke nulaance In Dea Molnea.
H. HcNutt. Uunlc Bng 46:133-5 Ag '13
Furnace detalla tor amakeleaa combuatlon.
Ind Bng 13:309 Jl '13
Furnaces lor smoke auppreaaion. dlags Ind
Eng 13:369-ta Je 'IS
Qerinan aoot and cinder arreater. O. E. Traut-
mann. plan Power 3T:77*-5 Je S '13
improved smoke prevention device. 11 dlag
Iron Age 92:226-7 Jl 31 '13
■ ' "'" ...... operation. Iron Age
_, H. N. Holmes.
plan Eleo W 61:401-2 F 22 '13
Railroad smoke inspectors' association of
Chicago. Ry Age (Mech ed) 87:478 S '13
Regulating smoke on river Btaamboats with-
in city limits. Bng Bee 67:233-4 Mr 1 'IS
Smoke. Ind Eng 13:264-5 Je '13
Smoke abatemenL Iron Tr R 52:367-8 F 6
'13
Smoke abatement and ordlnanoea: compari-
son of present conditions In principal citlea
Ot V. B. Eng R«c (7:1E1-1 F S 'IS
Smoke abatement ordinances, J. W. Bryce.
Munlc Eng 4B:4BO-l N '13
Smoke nuisance In Salt Lake City. Utah, J.
C. Coogan. II Munlc Eng 44:366-7 Ap '13
Smoke prevention. A. C. Wllaon. Power 37:
y Age 66:2
! 56:102!
Smokeless boilers In Salt I^ke City. Dom Eng
63:86-7 Ap 26 '13
Smokeless furnaces now a certainty. J. M.
Searle. Iron Tr R 63:1030-1 D 4 '13
Steam Jets tor smokeless cqmbusUon_
I. E^ng N 69:1300-1 Je 19 '13
8tt alto Chimneys; Combustion: Firing;
IjH'omolives — Smoke problem; Mechanical
draft; Smeller fumes; Stokers, Mechanical
SmokeltM powder
Modified form of sUiblllty lest tor smoke-
less powder and similar materials. H. C.
P. Weber, U S Bur Stand Bui 9:119-29
Mr 15 -13
Progress In military exploslvea. W. J. Haw-
kins. II Bng N 69:16-20 Ja 2 '13
Smokeatscks. See Chimneys
Smoking
Disintoxication of tobacco. Scl Am 108:347
Ap IZ -IS
Hearing before Public .■ervica commission
on smoking In cars. Else Ry J 41:1111-2 Je
21 'IS
Rules against smoking on street cars. Bng
N 69:632-3 Mr 20 '13
Snow plows
n.._. .1 — I. D I. Ry ji,ge M:
■13
Rotary snow plows; dsTelopment from earli-
est type to lateat Canadian Pacific design,
il Eng Hec 67:38-9 Ja 11 'IS
Snow slides
Snow slide protection at Uarble. Colorado.
H. V. Knoiue. II Eng R»c 6T:7S J» IS 'IS
Snem . surveys
Snow surveys for predicting stream Hows. J.
C, Alter. 11 Eng N 69:1110-3 My !9 '13
Value ot snow surreya In Irrigation: methods
for predicting run-oB from anow-clad
mountain areas. J. C. Alter. 11 Ens M 46:
7S7-40 Ag '13
Social work
Ste alio Industrial betterment
Bocletlea, Enainsering. See Engineering socie-
ties
Societies, International. See International so-
cieties
Societies, Publications of
Improving the character o( technical papers.
Eng Rec 67:249-60 Mr 1 '13
Society for electrical development
Advantagea obtained froni membership in So-
ciety for electrical development. H: L. Do-
herty. Elec W 68:366 Ag 23 '13
Annual meeting called In New York, May
13, 1913, Elec W 61:1022-3 My 17 '13
Annual meeting, 1913, and list of oOlcers.
Elec W 11:128 Ja IS '13
Developing the latent electrical market, Elec
W 62:1251-4 D 20 '13
Engineers close session. J. E: Schlpper. II
Automobile 2B:1U7-91 Je 13 '13
Inaugural conference, New York, March 4
ft 5. 1913. Elec W 61:493-508 Mr B 'IS;
Elec Ry J 41:428-9 Mr 8 'IS
J. Robert Crouae on the Society for electri-
cal development. Elec W 62:169-70 Jl 26 13
Meeting, 1913; list of oOcara. Blec Ry J 41:
119 Ja 18 '13
Possibilities. F. Koeater. Elec W 61:683 Hr
29 '13
Society for electrical development. Set Am
108:304 Ap 5 '13
Society for promotion ot engineering education
Zlst annual meeting, Minneapolis, June, 1913.
Elec W 63:13-5 Jl 5 'IS
31st annual meeting, Minneapolis, June, 1913.
Bng Rec 68:aup 45 Jl la '13
Society for testing materials. See American
society tor testing materials
Society of automobile enslneera
Annua! winter meeting. New York. 1913. Au-
tomobile 28:282-96 Ja 23 '13
S. A, E and I. A. E. off on lake trip, pors
Automobile 28:1160-6. 1180-1 Je 6 ^IS
S. A. B. papers IllMstrate progress. Auto-
mobile 28:346-9 Ja SO 'IS
Standards committee report. Automobile 28:
252-S Ja 16 '13
Society or naval architects and marine en-
Si st general meeting. New York. Dec
11 and 1!. Bng N 70:1255 D 18 '13
Society of railway financial officers
7th annual meeting. Highland Park, 111.. Sept.,
1913. Ry Age 55:605-8 O 3 '13
Soda -ash
Soda-aah tor boiler waters. C: H. Bromley.
Power 38:412-3 S 16 '13
Soda-ash for boiler waters. J. C. Hawkins.
dlBg Power 38:796 D 2 -13
Soda Industry
Ernest Solvay, soda king. Sol Am S 76:364
n 6 '13
Sodium
" Ideni
75:317 MyTfTs"
Sodium carbonate. See Soda Industry
Sodium nitrate
Determination of nitrates by ferrous sulphate.
Eng & Uln J H:601 8 IS 'IS
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INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
Standardization ot potaaslum perin:inf»natv
aolullon by Bodiiim oialiile. It. S. McUrlde.
U S Bur Stand Bui B:(ill-<i Mr 1 'IS
Sodium perborate
SofUning of water. See Water purlDcatloD
Soil bacteriology
Mlcro-orsanlsma ot the soil. Q: T. Moore.
Scl Am S 75:74-5 F 1 '13
Soil Inoculation
Soil Bterlllzatlon. E: J; Buuell. II 8ci Am
3 76:180-1 Mr 22 '13
Bolla
Acid amides In the soli. B: U Jodldl. J Ft
Inst 17E:24E-ES Mr '13
17B:r,i
CTher ■
-73 N ■
biblliw J Fr Inat 175:483-95 My '13
Formation of leafmold: production of humua.
F: V. Colvllle. Scl Am S 76;38S-7 Je 31 '13
Micro-orsanlama of the aol). G: T. Moore.
Scl Am 8 7G:74-G F 1 '13
New wuy of studying soils. SCl Am 108:193
Mr 1 '13
Soil analyslB end seed selection. L. T. Red-
roan. II Scl Am 108:110 P 1 '13
Kcr alan Agriculture: ItraltiiiBe; Fertllli-
era and manures; Irrigation: Moll bacter-
iology
9oll«. Foundation. See FouDdatlon soils
IE '13
Krr nl.o Aooustks, Architectural; I'hono-
grapli; Itadlatlon
South America
Construction conditions In South America.
W. B. Wagner. U Concrete Cem 3:lM-4 8
■13
Southern Pacific railroad
Condition of Southern Pacific as gathered
from Us annual report, map Ry Age 51:
378-80 F 2S '13
Electrification of Southern Paclflc mountain
division. Ry & Eng R 53:939-40 O 4 '13
Southern Pacinc-Unlon Pacific dissolution.
See Union Pacific railroad
Study of electrification on the Southern Pa-
cific. Elec Ry J 42:424 8 13 '13
28Ih annual report. Ry Age 54:413-8 F 28 "IS
Southern railway
19Ih annual report for year ended June 10.
1913, Ry Age ,'15:729-32 O 17 '13
" 1 and expenses, map Ity Age 55:S02-
:hlnery dealers asaocl-
Indlanapolls meeting. April, 1913. Iron Age
91:1160-1, 971-3 Ap IT '13
Southwestern electrical A gas association
9th annual convention. Galveston, May, 1913:
abstracts of papers. ESec Ry J 41:9G3-5.
1019-31 My 31. Je 7 ■■*
Solar power
Egyptian
8S Ja r'
— .i-Halnes steam engine and aol
11 Scl Am S 76:29-32 Jl 12 '13
■13
r power plant. II Scl J
Frank Shuman's plant al Cairo. Egvpt. It
Kcl Am 109:334 N 1 '13
Solder and aoldarlnc
Art of soldering un white metal. M. McKune
Metal Ind n h 11:426-7 O '13
Chemistry of a soldering; flux. Scl Am 108:
_278 Ml- 22 'IS
, W.
rthur
mdry
. N '13; Same. Mach 20:282 D '13:
Same. Metal Ind n s 11:506-7 D '13: Same
cond, Ind Eng 13:532 1) '13
Joining of metals. A. E. Tucker. Metal Ind
n B 11:128-9 Mr '13
Repairing radiator tube leak, dlag Automo-
59-90 My S '13
305 J
■13
. Plui
Weld 1 11
Sole-plate* and shoes for electrical machine
foundations. P. B. Duggan. II Elec W 61:
579-80 Mr IE '13
Solution (chemistry)
Evidence bearing on the Bolvale theory of
solution. H, C. Jones. J Fr Inst 176:479-
B84, 677-710: blbllon, TD4-10 N-D '13
Precipitation temperatures. J: Gross. Eng &
MIn J 9G:911-2 My 3 '13
See alfo Colloids
Solvay, Ernest
Brne
3(54 D 6 'I
I king.
I 76:
: of I
Doller
. H.
Fisher. Powt-r 38:816-7 D
Src aUo Boiler cleaning
Sorting belts. See Ore treatment
SouK, Frank, 1S45-191S
Sketch, por Eng N 69:T8S-9 Ap 17 'IS
Sound
Photographing sound: a flne denionstratton
of wave motion. A. L. Foley and W. H.
Bouder. 11 Scl Am 8 TE:10S-11 P 16 'IS
9th a
, Galve
. 1913:
1 My 31-Je 7
C. L. Fortescue. dlags Am Inst B E Pro
32:300-5 F '13
Spark pluga
New apark iduga. II Automobile 28:360-3 Ja
30 -13
Sparking. See Electric sparks
Grinding wheel sparks: how they Indicate
Spauldlng dam
Construction of the Spauldlng dam on the
Yuba river. II map Eng Rec 68:160-2 Ax
9 '13
Spauldlng dam. H. C, Vensano. 11 map plan
Eng N 70:1163-6 D 11 '13
Specific gravity
Moisture slide rule. C. G. Berth, Jr. II Eng
& Mln J 9^:1149 Je 7 '13
Specifications
American soc. for testing materials, Ktb an-
nual meeting Atlantic City, June. IS 13.
Elec Ry J 42:32 Jt 6 'IS
American soc. for testing materials, 16tti
annual meeting; committee report* and spo-
ciflcallons. Eng N 70:37-40 Jl S 'It
AjipUealion of specifications. H. W, Hunt.
Eng N 70:20-1 Jl 3 'IS
Effeit III specin cations and testing o( ma-
terial on the storekeeper's stock. Ry Age
(Mech ed) S7;299-300 Je '13; Same cond.
By Age 54:1137-8 My 23 'IS
liJIh annual meeting of Am. soo. for testing
materials: presidential address by Robert
W. Hunt on the application of specifica-
tions. Iron Age 91:1569-71 Je 26 '13
W. Hunt. Iron Tr R 52:1434-5 Je 26 '13
Hollers— Sped flea t Ions; Sleel-^
peel flea
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275
Spectacle!
Eye-preserving glaaa tor Bpeclaoles. W;
Crookea. Bel Am S 76:1M D 27 13
Brc atio Gogglea
Specter of Brocken. See Brocken. Specter of
Selective radiation from various au balances.
W. W. Coblentz. U S Bur Stand Bui 9:31-
117 Hr 15 '13
Bfc alKa LIgl.t; Radioactivity ^ Radiome-
ters; Spectrum analysis
Abaorptlon tpectra
Evidence bearing on the solvate theory ol
Botutlon. H, C. Jones, dlags J t'r Inst
lT6:o07-«1 N '13
Spectroscope In organic chemlatry. J. J. Bob-
ble. II Sd Am S 7l;S-7 Jl S '!>
Spectrophotometer*
Calibration of a KOenlg- Marl ens polariza-
tion spectrophotometer. G. A. Shook. Met &
Chem Eng irfi3S-7 N '13
Quantitative spectrum anal y a la: apectropho-
lometera. □. A. Shook. Met & Chem Ens H:
562-B O -13
Spectrum analyde
Quantitative spectrum analysis. G. A. Shook.
Met A Chem Eng n.fii-l, S52-5. 633-7 S-
N 'IS
Quantitative spectrum anolyals: colorimeters.
" '. Shook, dlaca Met & Chem Bag 11:
«4-T
'IJ
Voices of the deaf: graphic records of speecb.
E. W. Scripture. II Scl Am S Tt;eO-l Jl
it '13
Speed control. See Electric motors — Speed con-
trol; Speed iSBulatlon; Speed variation
Speed Indleaton. See Tachometer*
Speed of ihip*. See Ships, Speed of
Speed regulation
FlKurlng out gears for speed -boxes. J. J.
Denaman. Mach 19:S8B-9 Ap '13
Set alto Electric motors — Speed control:
Speed variation: Speeders
Speed variation
Hydraulic a peed -change gear or variable
speed power Iransmissicin. I] Eng N S9:1111-
3 My i!9 '11
Variable speed mechanism for milling ma-
chine table. 11 diags Mach 13:412 F '13
Speeders
Graham drill speeders, il diags Mach 19:811-
3 Je 'la
Speedometer*
Magnetic speedometers are not affected by
exterior fleids. Automobile 28:599 Mr S '13
Methods used In manufacturing the Jones
speedometer. E: K. Hammond, il Mach 20:
«-7 S '13
1913 speedometers. 11 Automobile 28:168-9 J&
30 'IS
Banked turn for French road race. Auto-
mobile :;H:762-3 Ap 3 '13
Brooklands (England) Is vrorld'a fastest
speedway, plan Automobile 2B:1100 My 29
'°"S
;10S9-9
My !
Indianapolis speedway as EOO-mlle
plan Automobile 28:1101 My 29 '13
Speiss as n precious metal collector. Elng ft
MIn J »S:lfi7-8 Ja 18 '13
SpeHIng
Variations in spelling. F. II. Teall. Inland
Ptr 61:397 Je '13
Sre alto Compound words: Spelling re-
Bpeill
mpllfled. See Spelling r
ined apelll
■ Ap '18
Simplified speiling-4 last word. F. H. Teall.
Inland Ptr E0:GB7-S Ja '13
Spelter. See Zinc
Sphere gap voltmeter. See Voltmeters
Spheres
Engineers' study course: mensuration. 11 Pow-
430-2
. W: K. Davis.
8-25 'IS
water surface of
1 diags Concrete
Cem 3
5pl]lwa3's of the siphonic type. A. G. HIII-
berg. plans Eng Rec 67:48S-90 My 3 '13
See also Dams: Irrigation; Reservoirs
Spiral gearing. See Gearing. Spiral
Spiral twists in nature. A. H. Kennedy. II
Sci Am 3 TE:39fi-7 Je 31 'IS
Spitz be rgen
Michigan mining interests In Spltzbergen.
Eng ft MIn J MAOOS N 29 '13
Splaihguardt. See Wlieel guards
Splicing. See Knots and splices
Spodumen*
Ltthla deposits of the Black Hills. V: Zleg-
ler. il Eng ft MIn J B6:1053-« D 6 "13
Spokane, Washlnoton
Concrete viaduct. II Concrete Cem 3:199-200
N '13
Latah creek bridge. J. F. Greene, il plan
Eng Rec 67:312-4 Mr 22 '13; Same cond. U
plan Eng N 89:614-7 Mr 27 'U
Rail road*
New O.-W. R. ft N. terminal at Spokane. 11
plan Hy Age &B:817-9 O 31 '13
Terminal work of the C, U. ft St. P. Ry. In
Spokane. 11 plans Ry ft Eng R 63:297-100,
339-40 Mr 19, Ap 12 '13
1912. S. A. Levlnglon. Eng n' 89:404-6 F
27 "13
Spokane convention of tni"''**r'"Ji .^^'l^'l?*
■pfrirco;
ive
ntlon.
1913.
Enec
w'
"&:m-
-1 Hr
Spontaneoui 1
Deterlorstloi
of ROB cot
i_l. P. Barke
r. Am
>us
combustion
! M E J 85:
Spontane
and pr
Spontane
Power
OUB heatlnr of stored coal, Its cause
eventlon. Scl Am S 76:10-1 Ja 4 'IS
ous iRhltion of coal. T. A. Peeblee.
38:486-7 S 30 '13
Spoon, ,
ines. 11 diags
blanks. C. W. Cook.
II Metal Ind n s 11:199-200 My "13
Spray process for the production of metallic
coatings. H. U. Schoop. 1! U«t ft Chem
Eng 11:89-81 P 'IJ
• kjngmachlnerv
.'jJT'll
Spring wheel*. See Wlieela
Springfield, Mas*.
Architecture
Municipal buildings. Pell ft Corbett archi-
tects. 11 Arch ft Bldg 4S:481-6 D '13
HetelB
Hotel KImbalL II plan Arch ft Bldg 4E:t6-
T P '13
Water supply
DecolorliBtion of water by the excess -coagula-
tion method. Eng N 70:974-5 N 13 '13
Sprlngflaid, Missouri
Sanitary affair*
diaposai plant. II Munic Eng 45:469-
63
'13
Travelers for sewage distribution. A. Potter.
11 Eng Ftec 68:440-1 O IS '13
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spring!
Increased flow ol Bprlnsa Just before rains,
S. P. Balrd. Eng N 69:S3 Ja 9 'IS
Increased aon o( springs Just belore rains.
J: Berg. Ens N 6»:3Z1 F 13 '13
Bee also Water, Underground
Springs (mechanism)
Automatic loralon spring machine, dlaga
Iron Age 91:1430 Je 12 13
Design ot automobile springs. D: L.andau and
A. Golden. Am Mach 3S:118-Sl> J« 23 '13
Methods employed In lear spring manutac-
ture. E. P. Lake. 11 iron Age Sl:T0t-6 Mr
30 'la
Reducing spring manufacture to a science;
equipment of testing laboratory to facili-
tate the sclentlflc manufacture ot motor
vehicle springs. II plan Iron Tr H 62;667-
70 Mr S '13
Riedler on the action of springs. Automo-
bile 28:StG-; Ap IT '13
Slide-rule for spring calculations. J. Y. Dahl-
strand. II Mach I9:S5»i-a Jl '13
Small spring- t
)ubles— th
.. __e8Cher. Mach 20:31J
Spiral spring deslxn. J. S. '
— 1 Bng ]3;4(I9 S '13
E. F. I-ake
ind thel:
Tests - -,
Hy & Eng R 63:108 F t '13
Vflnadfiim springs In locomotive Service. Ry
t S3:3i4 Ap b '13
-' — o wire tension springs: with
supplement, Mach 19:591 Ap
All to mob 11 es — Springs ; 8 pr I ng
with and wlthoL
■13: Same cond. Iron Age 91:1399
Same cond. Eng M 4R:733-1 Ag 'I
Attitude toward automatic sprlnktei
WoolBon. Iron Age 91:1399 Je E '
c sprinkler equipment
Ings, F,. P. Boone. 11 plan Arch & BIdg 4S:
36-40 Ja 'IS
Automatic sprinkler protection lor Industrial
plants, F. P, Walther. II Gng M 44:79-90
■12
life 1
8. O.
iprlnltlerB.
3-4 O 'IS
Fire disasters and automatic sprlnhl
G. Kaon. Eng Rec SS:33e 8 30 'IS
Fire prevention In metalltferous mines. Q: J.
Young. Eng H 44:«04-« Ja 'IS
Fire protection by automatic sprinklers. 8.
a. Koon. Sci Am 109:269 O 4 ■IS
Sprinkling of ■treats. See Street sprinkling
Sprocket wheels
S(^leptl^g the number of teetli for gears and
BprockelB. G. M. Bartlett, Mach I»:39 S
Grinding of spruce
H. Tlilckena. II I
I Am 109:20 Jl G '13
)ctopuB Of the spruce forest. W: H. Kerop-
ter. II Scl Am 3 76:21«-7 O 4 'IS
Stability of shipa. See Ships— Stability
Stabilizer. Aeroplane, See Aeroplane slablllty
and slahllliprs
Stack*. See Chimneys
Stadia float. See Hydrographic surveying
Stage mechanism
Elements on the stage. 11 Scl Am 108:373-4
Ap 28 '13
Theatrical equipment of the st-ige, C, I-
Hagen, » plan Arch & BIdg 45:4S7-64 N
■13 (to he conl>
"Wtilp'^ and lis mechanism: a ponderous mel-
odrama. 11 Set Am 1M:89
: a poi
'1»
Pletts, dlag
. M. SI e wart.
call for the nreproof st^rwar. Sd
jtm iu3:it Ag i 'IS
Emergencr sttOrways tor tbeatrea and oilier
bulldlnffs. F: Baumann. plan Arch & BIdg
45:110-1 Mr '13
Value of well-built stairways. Ind Bus U:
: Cem 2:253-4 My 'IS
plans Eng A Mln J 95:
New feeder tor stamp mills, dlags E^ng & Mln
J 96:834 N 1 '13
Notes on Che Hardenberg mill. L.: H. Eddy.
Eng & Mln J 95:602 Mr 8 '13
Stamp battery water supply, plan Eng &
Mln J 96;47S-4 Mr 1 '13
Stamp milling In I9I2. L: D, Buntoon. Bug &
HIn J 96:107-8 Ja 11 '13
Winona stamp-mlU. K. B. Seeber. II Met &
Chem Bng 11:549-52 O '13
See alto Crushing machinery: Oold mill-
ing; Metallurgy: Ore treatment
l^f-ali
[gnlng fixture for a stamping machine,
.. Hampson, Mach 19:724 "'- '"
irw mach!
Stsm...
Electric dating stamp. II Bel Am B Te:14G
Ap 19 '18
Stand pipe. 8se Water towera
Standardisation, See Electric apperatua and
appliances — Standardisation
Standards, Bureau of. See United States-
Standards, Bureau of
Standsrds, Electric. See f:lectric standards
Standards, Engineering _
Annealed copper standard. Am Inst E E Pro
32:2163-5. 2161-2 N '13
CroSB-secMons and symbols, dlags Am Mach
3a;7;E-8, 791 My 8 '13
Discussion on report ot the committee on
standard cross- sections and symt>oIs. II Am
Soc M E J 35:18-27 Ap '13
Standard Involute gearing. Am Soc H B J
35:1406-20 S '13
Work In nonterroua metals at the Bureau of
standards. G. K. Burgess. Eng N 70:806-
8 O 23 ■IS
«« alio raeclric standards; Units;
Weights and measures
Star.
Glucose and starch Industry
States. Met & Chem Eng
Origin and slgnlflci ' -'-
In the United
11:898-9 D ■IS
ch: Its Impor-
_ _ .conomy. r ~
_.__ _ ,1:318-20 N 16 '13
Starters, Elactrle, 8»e Blectric Btutars
Stata regulation o> Industry. See Oovemment
regulation of Industry
State rights
MInne
'13
decision, Ry & Eng R
Supreme court decisions In state rights
cases. Ry & Bng R E3;S6 Ja 11 'IS
Stationery factories
Electric motor drive In a stationery factory. II
Klec W 62:1113-6 N 29 '13
Stations, Railroad. See Railroads— StatlOBS
Statistics, Municipal. Sm Hanlctpal atatlstlca
Stater colls. See Dynamos
Stauffer, David McNeely, 1846-1913
Sketch, por Bng N 69:326-8 F IS ■IS
DaltoD'i law In the steam plant. I>: Otms-
baum. power 3T;lE3-4 P 4 'IS
Decomposition of steam by heat. A: H. Gill.
Power 37:113-4 Ja 88 '13
Etnclency of underground steam malna. Power
— -32-3 Je 17 '13
37:862-3
Evaporatl „
S8:312-4, J4B-T, STS-9,
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277
, Sammons. Poner 88:
Stiam — CondiMied.
Factor of evaporation. L.. C. Roberts. Pow-
er. 37:75* My 27 '13
Factor ot evaporation. A. Ij. WeatcotL Pow-
er 31A6i Ap 1 'IS
Generation o( aleam by waale heat from tur-
naces. F. peter, diags Am Inal MIn E Bui
84:2776-2803 D -13
Heat, combuatlon and tbs BeneTatlon ot
•team. C. A. McAlllater. Int Hariue Bnc
lS:lS-£0 Ja 'U
Kilowatt houTH per Ion oT coal i
evaporations. C: H. r
191 Ac 5 '13
Properties of steam. R. C. H. Heck, Am Soc
M B J 3&:1E]7-3I> N '13
Srt alio Boitera; Condeneera (ateajn);
Bvaporatora; Sleam engineering: 8team
enslnea; Sleam Dow; Steam heating; Steam
plpea; Steam turbines; Steamboats; Ther-
modynamics
Steam, Superheated. See Superheated Bteam
' Steam accumulator*
Steam accumulator- regenerators. Iron Age
lH:512-3 F 27 '13
Steam regenerative accumulators. H. Foth-
erglll. diags Power 38:G7G-£ N 11 '13'
fileam and hot water fitters. See National aa-
ntlers
1 of I
M:S93-404, BB7-77 D 'll-Ja 'IS'
Ste also Boiler plants; Boilers; K^apor-
Martne engineering; meam engines; Sleam
planta; Steamboats; Stokers, Mechanical;
Superheated steani
Steam engineers, American order of. See Am-
erican order of steam enclneers
Steam engines
AlllB- Chalmers engine. R D. Tomllnson.
Power 37:«43 My 6 '13
American locomobile. O: S. Cooper. Elec Ry
J 42:1337 D 30 '13
American locomobile: Buckeye mobile. Pow-
er 38:849-51 D IE '13
Augustine rotary engine. II Power 37:112-
3 Ja 28 '13
Browaell engine. ColUery 1S;4S1-I Hr '1>
Buckeye- mobile. II dlag Eng & MIn J 9E:
913-4 N IE '13
Clark gear eDglne. plan Power S7:647-a Ap
IE -IS
Collettlng and reusing cylinder oil. E: T.
BInns. II Power 38:«£2-3 N 4 '13
Com[»^aslon vs. ey Under eondeneatlon. C
Osborne. Power 37:19fi-7 F 11 '13
Corllas versus lour-valve engine. S. F. Fer-
guson. Power 38:408 S 16 '13
Corliss versus (our-valve engine. C. R. Mc-
Oahey. Power 38:49 Jl 8 '13
CortlSB versus four-valve engines. C: F.
; U H. Wheat. Power S7;E03-4 Ap
> cylinders, dlaf
Economy of compression In steam engine*.
, II Power 3S:lE9-ei Jl SB 'IS
Erie City Iron works' Lenti simple non-
condensing engine. A. P. Hyde. Power IS:
443-4 S 23 13
Bmallwood. Power S7:24S-3 F 19 'It
First American locomobile. F. H, Low. 11
plans Power 3T:«96-701 My 20 '13
pnat-curve engine. A. D. Skinner. Power 38:
1E7-9 Jl 29 13
Gear engine cycle. C. H. Clark. Scl Am 8
7B;3I8-9 My 17 '18
German single -cylinder compound engine.
diag Power 38:413-4 S IS '13
High-speed engine wrecked at Benson, Mini).
T. K. Lee. 11 Power 37:508-9 Ap g 'IS
mproved Falls engine stop, 11 dlaga Power
J8:4!4 ' "
SS:4S4-G 3 iS 'IS
Improvements In engine design. II Iron Age
92:lg4-E Jl 24 '13
Improving a high-speed engine. W. H. Wake-
man, dlaga Elec W 827243-3 Ag 2 '13
Lenta ateam engine. B. RoaeniweJg. 11 plan
Ind Eng 13:84-8 F 'IS
Locomobiles on the uninow system. A. Grad-
enwitz. It Power 38:714-5 N 18 '13
Lubricating engines in cold weather. J, C.
Hawkins. Power 38:762 N 25 '13; Same. Scl
Am 3 76:375 D 13 '13
McAndreWs Heating school C. A. McAllister.
Int Marine Eng 18:189-70, 212-4, 269-81.
310-2, 342-6, 393-6 Ap-S '13
New American-Ball paper-mill engine. 11 Ind
Eng 13:222-4 My '13: Power 37:629-30 My 8
'13; Scl Am S T5;284-5 My 3 '13
New cycle ot the gear engine. C. H. Clark,
Scl Am 108:33G Ap 12 '13
New gear engine. U Scl Am 108:249 Mr IS
Operating results wllh an American locomo-
Overhauling an electria etatjon engine. J. F,
HobarL Elec W 81:1E4 Ja IS '13
Philosophy of the unl How steam engine. ESng
N E9:1133 My 29 '13
Present atalus of the locomobile. W. H. Mil-
ler, 11 Elec W 62:326-7 Ag 18 'U
Recent Improvements in the reciprocating en-
gine art. II Scl Am 109:36-7 Jl 12 '13
Rolllng-mltl engines. R. L. Streater. tl Ena:
M 44:16-16 O '13
Self-contained prime mo ...
tl diag Elec Ry J 42:697 O 11 '13
Shu man -Haines steam engine and solar
power. 11 Sci Am S 76:29-35 Jl 12 'IB
Steam consumption of 4-valve engines. Pow-
er 37;E46-7 Ap IB '13
Steam-power unit of remarkable eSciency:
Buckeye- mobile. 11 dlag Ind Bng 11:299-
401 S '13 '
UnlHow cylinder adapted to locomobiles,
W, H. Miller. 11 Elec W 82:689-90 O 4 '13
Water hammer In steam engines. P, Gysel-
Ing. plan Am Soc M E J 36:1067-60 Je '13
Wlttlg rotary steam engine, dlag Automo-
bile 28:1062 My 22 '13
Hn also Boilers: Calorimeters and calor-
Imetry; Condensers <Bteam>; Dredging ma-
chinery; Fire engines; Flash point; Fly-
wheels; Indicators; Locomotives; Marino
engines; Road rollers: Safety valves; Steam
Jackets; Steam plants; Steam turbines:
Steamboats; Superheated steam; Traction
engines: Valvea and valve gearing
HIHory
Bl-centennlal o( the steam engine. E. 'H.
Low. plans Power 37:486-7 Ap S 'IS
Testing
Load curves from Ideal Corliss engines. Pow-
_ er 37:29E Mr 4 '13
~ . malntiilned economy teat. A. D.
Power 38,566 O 21 '13
Ing engine and turbine elllclent)
Heye- mobile.
Test of LenlE engine, II Power 37:104-5 Ja
28 '13
Teat on 19it21-ln, Lentz .simple engine, 8.
Roseniwelg. Power 38:795-6 IJ 2 '13
Tests of a simple non condensing I>entz
Power 38:779-8
Steam fitting. See Pipe fitting
of steam in pipes. ..
E. Berggren.
Power 38:802 D 2 '13
Flow of atenm through orinres. A, Loschge.
Am Sop M F J 35:707-11 Ap '13
Flow of Hleam through pipes, H. V. Carpen-
ter. Power 37:816-7 Je 10 '13
Steam gaoea
■ icatfon ofjtteam gages I
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Bteim heating
Analysis of tnotor-aervlfe ajid heating coats
in a Jewelry factory; Codding- Hellborn co.,
North Attleboro, Majia. Elec W 81:1363-70
Je SI -II
Central station vapor hejillng nt Cleveland.
II dlags Uom l-^g G3;a3l>-S Je :,>1 'IS
Changlns a heating plant from high to low
prewure steam. C._E. Danlell. dlass Heat
Eng «4:12a-4 Ag 2 '
Coal to heat faetory bulldlnga. J. D.
Power 38;857 D 16 'IS
Comments on BgurlnR radiation tor
heating ayalema. Dom Eur 66:137-8 f
Condensing plants for large comi
bulldinBa. I. N. Bians. Power 37:81
21 '11
eutlns with high-pre
10:
..« Ja
neerlnc. 1
> Ag =18
. G. King. Uom
Service equipment o( Che Samaritan hospi-
tal, Troy N. Y. C. F. Herinyton. plana
Eng N 70:108-11 Jl 17 '13
Sleam-loop and gravity- return system. J. C.
Hawkins, plana Power 37:364-0 Je 17 'It
Theory and practice In englneerlnc. K. MAler.
dlaga Heat ' "— ■ ^-
Troublca of
Bromley, plan Power 87:61.. _ . , __ __
Two-pipe syatem, for high and low pressure
work. A. a. King. Dom Eng 64:37-9 Jl 12 'U
VarlouH types of steam and hot water head-
ing systems. A, G. King. Dom Eng £3:181-3
My 17 13
See aim Healing: Hot water heatlnK:
Steam pipe coverings; Steam pipes
Rates
Double rallBcy of Hat rates for atearo heatlnc.
I!:G03 S 30 '13
a flat
steam In Cleveland, F:
dlags Power 37:733-6 Je 3 13; tiame. Heat
& Ven 10:21-8 Je 13: Same cond. Ind Bn»
13:321-2 Jl 'IS
Figuring mdiatlon for a steam heating sys-
tem. Dom Eng 85:40.1 O 11 '13
Gravity return healing aystcm that does not
work right. 11 Dom Eng 63:161-3 My 10 '13
Heat and power In manufacturing proceasea.
S. H. Bunnell. Iron Age 91:378 F 6 '13
Heal transmission with pipe colla and cast-
Iron heaters under tan blast conditions.
L. C. Soule, plan Power 38:436-7 8 23 '13
Heating a concrete building by lo\v prea-
aure ateam apparatus. Dom Eng 64:86 J]
Heating a New England house with steam,
E: K. Pierce, plana Dom Eng 6S;11.3-5, 228-
30, 261-6 N 15-211 'IS
Heating and ventilating apartment house.
plans Dom Eng 63:118-26 My 3 '13
Heating and ventllatltif details of th« New
York general post-otnce. il plans Heat &
Ven 10:11-20 Mr '13
Heating and ventilating in Greenpoint hos-
pital. H. U Alt. plans Dom Eng 61:208-12
Ag 23 '13
Headng and venlllaling the hotel Mc-Alpin,
J. Graham. 11 plans l)om Eng 63:6-13 Ap
5 '13
Heating and ventilation of office bulldlnga.
J. Graham, plana Dom Eng 63.276-9 Je 7
Hlgh-preasure steam heating vs. hot-water
by-product plant. I. N. Evans. Power 38:
169-7Z Jl 29 '13
Hotel McAlpm heating system. II Heat &
Ven 10:43 Ag 'IJ
from plant atroas street, dlag Dom Eng
66:166-7 N 8 '13
Is district heating profitable to the central
station? C. J, Davidson. Heat & Ven 10:
26-9 Jl '13
Live- a team connections to ex ha u at -steam
heating system. B. R. Leeds, plan Power
37:884 Je 17 '13
Methods of estimating radiation and types
of radiating surfaces. A. O. King, plans Dom
Gng 63:61-4 Ap Id '13
Mills overhead system ot steam healing, Dom
Eng «4:»8-10l Jl 26 '13
One-pipe system without returns, A. G. King.
Dom Eng 63:339-41 Je 21 '13
Operating economies In heating large fac-
tory buildings. E: L. Wilder. Heat ft Ven
10:17-20 Jl -13: Same cund. Power 38:302-3
Ag 26 '13
Physical action of steam and forced hot-
water heating systems. I. N, Evans. Power
38:232-6 Ag f2 '13
Reliable vacu-vapor heating system. II Dom
Eng fi5:n2-3 O II '13
Remedy for Insufllclent heating capacity. II
Elec
Meter rate
service. H. R.
33-5 D '13
Metered versus Hat-rate steam-heating aarT-
ice. Elec W 62:88-9 Jl 12 -13
Vacuum system
Air line of a vacuum system, dlag Dom Eng
86:136 N 1 ']3
Heating and ventilation of ofQce buildings,
J. Graham. 11 plan Dom Eng 64:2-4 Jl G 'II
Vacuum heating systems. Heat ft Van 10:S9-
40 Mr -13
Bzel. Power 37:368-7
Inteerailng steam-flow meter, II Blec W 81:
1267 Je 7 '13
Steam meters. J. A. Kneache. pldna Bng U
44:393-404, B67-T7 D 'U-Ja •«
Venlurl steam meter, C: Q, Richardson. II
dlaga Power 38:4»3-B O 7 'H
Steam navigation
Set alio Marine engines: Steamboats
Steam omnibuses. See Motor omnibuses
Steam pipe coverings
Ejfflclency of underground steam main con-
struction. Heat & Ven 10:31-3 My '13
Efficiency of underground steam mains. Power
37:S6:-3 Je 17 '13
Insulating 3,000 ft. ot underground steam pip-
ing. 11 Heat ft Ven 10:48-9 F -13
Present practice in Insulating undergroimd
steam lines. Heat ft Ven 10:42-3 Jl '11
Steam pipe coverings. Eng ft Min J 95:805-
6 Ap 19 '13
Unit costs ot covering pipe. R. K, Stockwell.
Eng ft MIn J 96:619 Mr 33 '13
Value of pipe covering In dollars and cents.
O:^ E. Trautmann. Dom Eng 62:136-8 F
high -pressure steam piping.
Mac
■wskl corr
. 11 Ind 1
...J S '13
_ ._ elooltles. C. W. :
- 37:658-9 Ap 33 '13
Pipe 8
Power i»i;B0B-9 Ap i:l
Pines and valves. C. A. McAllister, dlaga tnt
Marine Eng 18:493-6 N '13
Sectional conduit system for ateam pipes. U
Elec W 61:161-3 Ja 18 "13
Steam pipe troublea. diags Int Marine Bng
18:404-6 S '13
Steam power plant piping details, W: P.
Fischer, dlags Mach 19:443-7, 631-4. 600-2,
702-S, 956-60; 20:31-5. 210-3 F-My, Ag-S. N
Remodeled heating and venlllaling job: Broad-
way convention hall, Buffalo, N. T, plans
I>om E>g 62:124-8 F 1 '13
Remodeling a low-pressure steam healing sys-
tem, dlaga Dom Eng 84:162-3 Ag 9 '13
of gas
<er 38:;
11 plan Power
steam plants.
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Sttam plant* —Cotitinvea.
r plants. F; W. Gay^ P
r 37:77T JB S
Oorse steain i
I of tbe Northern Oblo
hoKa f^lls. J. C. Lathrop. 11 plana Else W
«2:419-21 Ar 30 'la
I«ntz engines in Ba]tlmore office Sulldlng-.
W. O. Rogers. II Power 3S:55«-8 O 21 '13
New power plant a.t Weber waeon works.
Chicago. A. R. Maujer. II Power S7;730-4
My 2?. -13
son. dIaxB Iron Age 9I:122S My 32 "IS
Oil as a supplementary fuel In ateam power-
plants. R. TrautHChald. 11 Enr M 4G:8>E-
1 ateam generat-
ing station. Elec W E1:9S-S Ja 1
Power matters in textile mills. F. W. Dean.
Power 37:650-1 My 6 '11
Rapid construction of Jordan steam station.
Salt Lake City. 11 Bng N SS:21S-T Ja 30 '11
Regiilation of steam heating mrporallona In
New York. Heat & Ven 10:46-7 O '13
Remodeling the Copley fiquar« hotel power
plant, Boston. W. E. Bamey. 11 Power 37;
212-3 F 18 'IS
■ Steam power plant piping details. W: F.
S, n" ■is"'
Waterbury steam plant. C: R. Harte. II Blec
W_ 6J:1« Mr 1 'IS; Same. Blec Ry J 41:
3«T 1
I '13
ivllle. Ky. 11
Waterside turbine s .
Elec W 62:837-10 O 2S '13
See alao Boiler plants; Draft; Blectrlc
plants; Power plants: Steam; Steam engi-
neering; Steam engines
Sttam power
Heat and power In manufacturing processes.
S. H. Bunnell. Iron Age »1:37S F 6 '13
See aUo Power; Power coat; Steam en-
gineering; Steam engines; Steam plants
Steam power plants. See Steam planta
Steam pumps. See Pumplns machinery
Stsam reDcneratlve accumulators. See Steam
Regulating the
steaming
conditions In a glove
„ .. Julius Kayser & co.,
Brooklyn, N. Y. plana Heat & Ven 10:20-8
Ap -IS
Removal of steam from dye houses. Heat &
Ven 10:44 Ap '1!
Steam roller*. See Road rollers
Steam eeparator*
Sleam power plant piping details. W: F.
Fischer. Mach ia;703-6 My '13
Steam (hovels
Safety rules — steam ahovels. Eng ft Mln J
96:401-2 Ag 30 '13
Sleam ahovel for cleaning up overburden
from a MeaabI orebody. 11 Bng A Mln J
96:l]E9-eO D 20 '13
Steam-ahovel work. Bng & Mln J 98:1231-2 D
27 -13
See aUo Dredging; Excavation
Steam atuft. Power 37:346-8 Hr 11 'IS
Steam table*
Steam tables. (Engineers' study course)
Power 38:348-7 S 2 '13
Steam trap*
Application of steam traps *" " ~
Installs lions. II Met & Chi
S '13
Location ot s_teani_ heat traps on cars. Ry Age
38:771 N 2B 'IS
Points about steam traps. Q: J. Little. II
Power 37:69 Ja 14 '13
Steam traM on exhaust lines. W. H. Wake-
man. II Power 38:4B8-9 S 30 '13
Traps and piping of return systema. H. L.
Peller. Power I7:4eS Ap 1 'II
See alio Steam pipes
I Bng 11 :E:
Cambridge, Mass. central-atatloD practice. 11
plana Elec W 81:824-6 Ap 19 '13
Connecting steam turbines for Operating on
exhaust steam. G: H. Qlbson. 11 diass Col-
liery 34:60-2 Ag '13
DeLaval velocity-stage turbine. II Power 18:
3B8-9 S 9 'IS
Design and construction ot steam turbines,
by H. M. Martin. Review. Int Marine Bng
18:178 Ap 'IS
Developments in steam (urblnes. H. T. Herr.
J Ft insl 175:627-17 Je '13
Developments In turbine reverse buckets. O.
p. H. Bentley. II Power t7:EI3-E Ap IS
43:387 S 6 „
rcimiitl and his turbine. F. R. L,ow. diasa
Power 38:908-11 D 30 '13
Ferrantl high- temperature steam turbine, Ind
Bng 13:129 Mr 'IS
prime movers. Blec W 61:233-4
F 1 'IS
Ferrantl si
F 18 '13
Field for i
I gas
iirblne. Power '■
r:14e-1
My
erborougli
Increase of tiore of wheels bv centrifugal
atreBBea. dlag MaCh 19:520-3 ilr '13
•ugh rapid transit co. : New York
O.OOO-kw, sleam turbine generating
UIII18, II Eng N 70:428-9 Ag 28 '13
Limit of steam-turbine size. Power S1:TE9
N 2G '13
Limiting size of steam turbine units. Scl
Am 3 76:3S8-J D 20 'IS
Low-pressure steam turbines; economic ad-
vantages. J. Sirauss. Power 3B:220-S Ag
Low-pressure turbine In Aatoria veneer mill
& dock CO., Stelnway. L. I. plan Power
38:887 D 23 '13
Mixed -pressure ateam turbine. L. Q. Han-
mer. Power 38:6-7 Jl 1 '13
MKed-presaure sleam turbines. Power 37:749
My 27 '13
Mixed pressure turbo -gen era tor Installation.
T. W. Reed. It Power 38:76-7 Jl 16 'IS
Modem experiments and experiences with
materials for turbine blades for high tem-
peratures. Schulz. Am Soc M E J 36:1187-8
Jl 13
New steam turbine connections. G: H. Gib-
son, diags Iron Age 91:1226 My 22 '13
New type of Terry condensing turbine. 11
Power 38:698-9 O 28 '13; Eng M 46:sup
6-8 N 'IS: Inl Marine Bng 18:601 N '13;
Ind Eng 13:524-5 D '13
New York's largest turbine: 30.000-kw. Cross-
compound turbine for the Interborough'a
seventy-fourth St. station. II Power 38:32S
S 2 '13
Powerful lurblnes__^for ^New_ York_ subway
plant. 11 Eng Bee 68:Bup 53 Ag I
I Elec W 62:
Problem of the low-prea
Eng Rec «7:69E My 31
Radial-flow reaction turl
1127-8 N 29 '13
Re -blading a Parsons steam turbine. N. I.
Moeher. II dlags Mach 20:267-9 D '13
Recent developments In steam turbines. H.
T. Herr. il plans J Fr Inst 175:91-128, 273-
327, 3SB-412, 611-30 F-My '11
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I ttie ParsoDa, Curtis. Bateau, and Zoelly
turbines. K. BaunUinD. dig M 14:427-30
D '12
Reveralng engine and turbine efllclency teats:
relative economy for driving a. blooming
mill. J. A. Knesche. pUina Iron Tr R G2:
40-S Ja 2 '13
Sealing glands ot low-pressure turblnea. P.
L. Werner, dlag Power 38;BEt N 4 "13
Should exhaust at earn be waated! P. B.
Coulston. Colliery 34:41-2 As '13
Splro ateam turbine. 11 Colliery 33:464-5 Mr
•18
Standard turbine cylinder molding practice.
C. A. Tupper. II Foundry 41:47-60 F "IS
Steam turbine emclencles. Ind Eng 13:363-4
As 'IS
Steam turbine atreet cars lor Lone Island.
Scl Am I09:1S3 S 6 13
Steam turbines In a modem Isolated plant.
II Power 3S:e84-G N 4 '13
33,fiOO-hp. Brltlsh-bulll aleam turbine of the
Common wealth Edison co.. Chicago. II plan
Eng N 70:940-3 N 6 '13
Ttiomson- Houston mixed pressure steam
turbine. K F. Halllwell. plan Power ST:241-
3 P IS 'll
Turbines and Diesel engines In central sta-
tions. M. Gercke. Power 37:286-9 Mr 4 '13
2E.D00-kw. turbine tor Flak street station ot
the EMison commonwealth co. 11 Power 38:
830-4 N 4 '13
Unique turbo-generBlors for the Inlerborough
rapid transit co. ot New York. Elec Ry J
42:309 Ak 23 '13
Determination nt steam ronsumpllon, E. B.
Smith, plan Power 37:441-3 Ap 1 '13
of tests ot Sp^ro turbines. H, Cow-
Tesltng I
,»5K
Application to marine service. H. T. Herr.
11 plans J Fr Inst 175:310-27 Mr '13
Device to taclllate (he coupling ot cruising
turbines. H. E. Yarrow, dlaga Int Uerlne
Bng 13:397-8 S '18
Electrical propulsion ot ships, W. L. R.
Emmet. 11 dlaga J Pr Inst 176:4i-tO Jl '13
Geared turbines for ship propulsion. Iron
Age 91:S41 Ap 3 '13
Influence of air pumps on (he mllltarj-
efflclency of turblne-drlven warships. D. B.
Morlson. II Int Marine Eng lS:420-5 O '13
Marine turbine operation and economy. H:
C. Dinger. Int Marine Eng 18:70-1, 109-U
F-Mr "IJ
Trials of three ferry steamers propelled by
geared turbines. J. Inglla. Int Marine Eng
18:347-9 Ag '13
Turbine reduction gear In relation lo bal-
Ueship fighting power. II dlag Scl Am 109:
317-B O !6 '13
Turbo-generalor sets For the Great Northern
nteamshlp Minnesota. II Int Marine Bng
lS:SI4-5 D '13
frc alfo Ship propulsion; Steamboats
Steam yachts. See Tacbta
Steamboat disaster!
Burning of the Sarah Sands. F. B. C. Brad-
lee. II Int Marine Eng 18:81-1 P 'IS
t sea. J. Donald. J Pr Inst
Aquttanla. 11 Scl Am S 75:264-5 Ap 26 '13
Atlantic steamships — s retrospect: thirteen
years' development. J. B. Walker. II Scl Am
109:472-3 D 20 '13
Berkshire, a new Hudson river steamboat. U
Arch & Bldg 4E:3GE-60 S '13
Chesapeake Bay service new steamers. 11
plans Int Marine I?ng 18:158-60 Ap '13
Clyde line coastwise nleamshlp Lenape. 11
plans Int Marine Eng 18:139-44 Ap '13
Cunard liner Aqultanla. 11 Eng M 45:6Kl-:
Jl '1!
French liner Lutltlo. II Int Marine Eng 18:
S36-6 D '13
Great Lakes steamers for coaatwlae Barrlce.
11 plans Int Marine Bng lS:47-Et P 'U
Great South Bay passenger v easel. Patch-
ogue, II plans Int Marine Eng 18:75 F '13
Greatest side -wheel sleajner afloat: the
"Seeandbee." II Scl Am 109:415 N 19 'IS
rvels.
Scl
L 108:562-3 Je t
Kng 18:216-7 My '13
rlns Eng 18:282 Jl 'IS
arlne Eng
'"m'"44:10*.9 O 'li"'
Hudson river steamer Washington Irving. II
Int Marine Eng 18:276-8 Jl ^S
; details of the aqulpment. II Eng
Launch of the latest giant ateamahlp: some
details or the Vaterlaod. 11 Scl Am 8 TB:
232-3 Ap 11 '1!
Lumber schooner John A. Hooper. 11 plan
Int Marine Bng 18:72 F 'II
Maiden voyage of the Imperator. J. B. Walk-
er. Scl Am 108:578 Je 18 'IS
Mall and passenger steamship Kyle for NMw-
foundland. F. C, Coleman. 11 plan Int Ma-
rine Eng 18:292-3 Jl '13
Malsonla. a eleel single -screw steamship.
dlag mt Marine Bng 18:432-4 O '13
Menhaden fishing steamer. Joseph H. Bellowa.
G: A. Dean. Jr. II Int Marine Bag 18:100-1
Mr '13
Modem German stern-whee] steamers, E, Van
Der Werf. plon Int Marine Bng 18:464-6
N '13
New Pacific coastwise steamship Congress.
II plans Int Marine Bng 18:288-8 Jl 'IS
Old Dominion line's freight steamer Tyler.
II plans Int Marine Eng 18:SM-74 8 'it
Power aboard the Imperator, II Power 38:
M-2 Jl 8 -13
Quadruple screw French liner Lutetla. 11 Int
Marine Eng 18:246-7 Je '13
Regulating smoke on river steamboats with-
in city limits. Eng Rec 67:231-4 Mr 1 '13
S. S. Imperator of the Hamburg -American
line. II Eng N 70:49-60 Jl 10 'IS
Safely ot life at sea. J. Donald. J Pr lost
175:16-41 Ja '13
Shallow draft oil steamer Comte de Flandre.
plan Int Marine Eng 18:466 N "13
Side-wheel peBsengcr steamer See-and-Bee. 11
dlag Inl Marine Bng 18:252-8 Je '13
Single screw molasses tsnk steamer Amolco.
plans Int Marine Eng 18:378-81 S 'IS
Bng 18:339-41 Ag 'IS
Stem recess wheel steamer Osceola, plan
Int Marine Eng lS:4St-3 N '13
Transatlantic steamship with reciprocating
engines and exhaust turbines, the Rocham-
beaii, plan Eng N 69:303 F 13 '13
Trial runs ot [he Pacific liner "Congress,"
II Int Maj^ne Eng 18:415-9 O '13
Trials Of three terry steamers propelled by
geared turbines. J. tnglls, Int Marine Bng
l8:347-9 Ag '13
Turbine steamer Alsatian for the Allan Una.
II Int Marine Eng 18:165-8 Ap 'It
Western river aleamers, engines and boilers.
Bumslde. 11 Tnt Marine Eng 18:469-03
N '13
Yukon ■
~ boat Alaska, II Int Marine Eng
18:472-3 1
-Sen alao Boilers, Marine: Ferryboats;
Lifeboats; Marine engine"; Propellers;
Shipbuilding; Ships; Towboata and towing;
Warships; Yachts
Steamers. See Steamboats
Steamship terminals. See Termlnala
Staamahlps. See Sleamboats
H. Jam"
B In steel ot scrap Impurities.
!Bon. Iron Age 92:406 Ag 21 'IS
stIs
teel. H: M. Howe, Am Inst Mln
67-74 Je '13
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INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
steel — Conttnued.
Annealing steel In altematlnc muoetlc
(tela, Scl Am S 76:811 My nTl*
CleaninB of steel and Iron. C. 8. Thompion.
Metal led □ a 11:413-20 O '13
Coloring Iron and steel products. E. F. Lake.
Mach 19:778-9 Je '13
Converter for maltlngr Iron and blowlnK 8t«*l.
11 Foundry 41:33-S Ja '13
Copper- bearing: steel and corrosion. Iron Age
S2:572-3 S 11 '13
Crj-BlaJHne KrowtH of strained ferrlte. A.
Sauveur. II Iron Asa 91:2GS'«0 Ja 23 '13
Crystal Illation of steel through fatlsue. F.
Ros»rs. Iron Age 92:EE4-E 8 II '13
Determlnallon of the posiUon of Ae3 In car-
bon-Iron alloys. H: M. Howe and A. O.
Levy. Am mat MIn B Bui 78:1075-93 Je
'13: Dlacusslon. U g4:284]-GS D '13
Dlecimalon of the existing data as to the
position of AeJ. H: M. Howe. Am Inst Ifin
K Bui 7S:ia99-113« Je 'IS
Electric steel In competition with open-
hearth ateel. Automobile 29:64 Jl 10 '^13
Bsaentlals In the making of the liner steel
aheeta. J: Q. Homan. Met ft Chem Ens
11:253-4 My '13
Grain growth In alUcon ateel. W. E. Ruder.
11 Am mat MIn E Bui 84:2805-22 D '13
Heat transformation of old steel bar. A. C.
HouBh. Eng Rec 67:648 Je 7 '13
Heat-treated automobile frame ateel. D. K.
Bullena. II Iron Age 92:171-1 Jl 24 'IS
Hot and cold methods of oxidising sbeet
steel. C: H. Proctor. Metal Ind n a 11:876
8 13
Influence of copper upon physical properties
of steel, a. H. Clevenger and B. Ray. blbllog
11 Am Inst Min B Bui S!:343T-7E O •tfi
Discussion. 84:2938-40 D '13
Influence of various elements on the absorp-
tion of carbon by ateel. R. R. Abbott. Am
mst Uln E Bui 82:2389-2400 O 'IJ: Dis-
cussion. 84:2800-2 D '11
Investigation of a. broken Oerman car axle.
II Iron Age 93:1107 N 13 '13
Manufacture of electrical aheels. J: O. Ho-
man, 11 Iron Age 91:50-1 Ja 2 '13
Mining engineers discuss Iron and steel topics.
. . Jee found m ateel. Iron
Age 91:240-2 Ja 23 '13
Notes on chemistry and metallunzy In Qreat
Britain. Met ft Chem Bng 11:4(G-C Ag '18
Over- oxidation of steel. W. R. Sblmer and
P. O. Kichllne. II Am Inst Min E Bui
81:2361-77 S '13: Discussion. 84:2941-52 D '13
Production of steel for castings. Iron Age
92:509 S 4 'IS
Relative properties of acid and basic ateel.
C, Campion and J. Q. Longbottom. Iron
Age 92:658-60 S 25 '13
Resistance of steels to wear In relation lo
hardness and strength. G: L. Norrls. dlag
Mach 20:109-10 O '13; Same cond. Ind Eng
13:191-2 N '13
Revision of (he apeclHcatlona for ateel. Iron
Age 92:28-9. 49-52 Jl 3 '13
Selecting and specifrlng protective coata for
Iron and steel. J. C. Smith. Eing M 44:334-9
D 'IS
Steel and Its corrosion, Eng M 45:589-70 Jl
Jl :
'13
>9:1ES
Strength and ductility of Iron, steel and
bronzes at high temperatures. Eng N 69:
372-4 F 20 '13
Surface quality In ateel. Met ft Chem Bng
11: 64 F -IS
Transformation point apparatua. 11 Het ft
Chem Eng 11:211-1 Ap 'IS
Vogue of special steels. Scl Am S 70:186 Ag
30 '13
See alia Annealing; Armor plate; Bes-
semer process; Cars, Steel; Concrete. Rein-
forced: Corrosion and ant I -corrosives:
Foundry practice; Iron: Manganeae ateel;
Metallography; Metals; Nickel ateel; Open
hearth process; Railroads ties. Steel; Ralls;
Seml-st^el; Springs (mechanism); Steel
castings; Steel construction; Steel industry:
Steel Ingots; Steel metallurgy; Steel works;
Tanks: Tool steel; Tubes: Type, Steel:
Vanadium aleel: Wire; Wire rope
Application of (ha electHe resistance himace
to determination of oxygen In Iron and
steel. R. H. McMlllen. II Iron Age 91:308-
9 Jn 30 '13: Same. Met ft Chem Eng 11:
86-T F 'IS
Determination of chromium In steel. F. Gar-
rett. Iron Age 91:890-1 Ap 10 '13
Determination of oxygen In Iron and ateel.
Iron Age 92:290-1 Ag 7 '13
Determination of oxygen In Iron and steel:
Ledebur method. W: EL Fleming, il Iron Age
91:1540-2 Je 26 '13; Same Iron Tr R 53:126-9
Jl 17 'IS
Nitrogen and Its eltect on steel. Iron Age
91:1467 Je 12 '13
Nitrogen, Its influence In sleel. Met A Chem
Eng 11:181-1 Mr '18
Rapid determination of carbon In steel. W:
K. Fleming. II Iron Age 91:96-7 Ja 2 '13
Rapid determination of nickel In steel. Iron
Age 93:399 Ag 21 'IS
See Corrosion and a nli- corrosives
Specincations
Extras — reason and necessity therefor. J. L.
Replogle. Iron Tr R 63:785-6 O 30 '13
Iron and steel spec 111 cations revised. Iron Tr
R 63:27-9; 31-9 Jl 3 '13
Revision of the speclflcatlons for steel. Iron
Age 92:28-9. 49-62 Jl 3 '13
Spec) Scat I one for open -hearth steel blooms,
billets and slaba for forging purposes. Met
ft Chem Eng 11:88-9 F '18
Sped flcal Ions for steel tor forglnga adopted
by Aaan. of Am. steel manufacturers. Iron
Age 91:261-6 Ja 23 '13
Standard specifications for steel. By Age 56:
le-S Jl 1 '13
Three new specincallona tor Iron and steel.
Iron Age 92:52-1 Jl 3 '13
Typical apeclflcatlDns for steel castings. E. F.
Cone. Iron Age 92:223-5 Jl 31 '13
Copper In steel — its Influence on corrosion,
p. M. Buck. II Iron Age 91:931-6 Ap 17
Fatigue te.iting machine at Sibley i
a. B, Upton, II diags Sci Am S '
D 13 ■•"
Scl Am S 75:292-3 My 1. —
Iron and ateel commltlee of Society of auto-
mobile engineers tumleh teat figures. II
Automobile 28:1220-1 Je 1! '13
MIcTOBcope in the Iron and steel Industry. A.
Sauveur. II Iron Tr R 52:1303-7 Je 5 '13:
Same cond. Iron Age 91:1370-1 Je 6 '13
Microscopic examination of sleel by new
method. II Iron Tr R 63:854-5 N 6 '13
Microscopic revelations of steel structures.
E. F. Lake. 11 Mach 19:690-4 My '13
Preparing ateel for the microscope. A. Cam-
pion and J, M. Ferguson, 11 Iron Age
92:661 S 11 '13
Resistance of steel to wear. G: L. Norrls.
Iron Tr R 63:76-6 Jl 10 '13
Results of drill-aleel tesla on the Rand. Eng
& MIn J 96:786-7 O 25 -)3
Shock tests of cast steel. J: H. Hall. II Am
Inst MIn E Bui 79:1217-56 Jl '13: Dlecuaslon.
84:2904-36 D '13
Tensile test piece and holder. K. W. Zlm-
merachled. il dlags Iron Age 92:397 Ag 21 '13
Test that counts. W: A. Webb. Mach 20;12I
O 13
Testing case-hardened steel: M. A. Ammon's
investigations. Iron Tr R 52:29 Ja 1 '13
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INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
BUsI— TeatlnE — i^onJJNUfd.
ThermaJ and mlcroacoplcal examination Of
ProfeBHor Howe's Blandard commercial
steels. G. K. Burgess and others. Am Inst
Mln E Bui 78:1033-8 Je 'IS
Tool Hteel for the United Slates navy. Iron
Age !.1;839-11 Ap 3 '13
Use ot Ihe microscope In (he study of
metals. E, F. Cone. II Iron Ago M;S40-2
O 16 'IS
fft 0)10 Sleel — Specifications
StMl, Hardening of
Carbonliatlon of shafting. Mach 20:875-7 D
■13
Case corbonlilng; dlacuaslon of paper by M.
T. Lolhrop. dlags Aro Soc M K J 35:S6T-75
Ap -13
Caae hardening. G: Massni'. illags I!y Age
(Meeh ed) 87:491 S '13
Case haj-denlng nt the Cambria works.
Johnstown, Pa. dlags Iron Age 91:943 Ap
17 -13
Electric furnace for hardening tools maile by
General electrlo co. II plans Iron Tr R
63:129-30 Jl 17 '13; Iron Age 92:171-5 Jl 24
'13
Hardening and tempering steel. II Mach 20;
103-B O '13
Hardenlne hammer dies. W: E. Snow, dlags
Mach f9:7«0-2 Je '13
In I' es ligation of steel case- carbon Izlne. M.
T. Lothrop. Iron Tr R 52:259-60 Ja 23
'13
PraellcaJ talk on case -harden I ng. F. Nichol-
son, power 38:6.18-9 N 4 "13
Testing caae- hardening sleel: M. A. Atnmon's
Investigations. Iron Tr R 62:29 Ja 2 '13
Stc alio Steel, Heat treatment of
Steel. H«>t treatment of
Commercial iilant of W, i
Cleveland, for heat irea
Age 92:1203-6 N 27 '13
Ity Age
dlags Macl
(Mech ^l>'
riS:767T
Je ■•
Rldgely.
Heat treatment of steel— case carbonlzl
abstract of paper read before Am. BOc. M.
M. _^T. Lolhrop. Am Much 38:131-6
1
Influence
steel K.
V "zimmi
>?BOh!c?d. '
treat
aiag
Toi,
of
Tr
R 53:84-5 Jl 10 '
Kerosene tor steel heating furnacts. H. (
Splllman. II plan Mach 20:125-6 o '13
Methods of heat- Ireii ting stepi with electric
lly. E. P. Lake. 11 dlags Mach 2«:278-82 D '1
63:3S-7 Jl 3 ■
Comparative notes on steer rail rolling, R.
W. Hunt. Ry Age r4:390-l F 28 '13; Same.
Am Inst HIn E nul 77:879-83 My 13
F. Lake. U Mach 20:111-1 O "13
Heat-treated automobile frame steel. D. K.
Bullena. II Iron Age 92:171-4 Jl 24 '13
Heat-treated gears In machine tools. A. C.
Glenson. dlags Iron Age 92:1020-3 N 6 -13;
Same. Iron Tr R 53:1143-6 D 26 "13
Heal-lreated gears in machine tools. J. II.
Parker, plan Iron Age !12:1154-B N 20 '13;
Same. Mach 20:2!i4-6 U '13
Heat treating at an automobile engine plant;
Contlnentnl motor mfg. co., Detroit. II plans
Iron Age 91:71-3 Ja 2 "13
Heat treating plant, Juniata shops, Pennsyl-
vania railroad, plans Ry & Eng R 52:1199
D 27 -13
Heat treatment of alloy steels. A. F. Mitch-
ell. Ry Sc Eng R B3;32B-7 Ap 5 '13
Heal -treatment of carbon-steel. J. H. Rak-
er. Iron Tr R 63:860-1 N 27 '13
Heal -treatment of carbon steel castings. J:
__H. Hall, 1] Iron_Tr R S3;SI;4 Jl_10 '13
Microscopic revelations of steel Btructurea-
E. F. Lalce. II Mach 16:690-4 My '13
Modern tool sleels and high-speed tool al-
loys. G; S. Armstrong. II Eng M 46:401-16
D -13
Steel improvement
Teste _ „_ _.._ _._
E. F. LsJie. 11 Mach 20:217-21 N 'la
Why does lag increase with the temperature
from which cooling starts? H: M. Howe.
Am Inst Mln E Bui 76:479-86 Mr '13
Steel, Mlcroacoplc examination a'. See Steel-
Testing
Steel. Structural
Drilled holes In ■tructural steel. II Iron Age
92:446 Ag 28 13; Ind Eng 13:194 N '13
Instruction for the mill Inspection of struc-
tural steel. Ry Age 54:581-3 Mr 19 '13i
a:ime. Ry A Eng H 53:305-6 Mr 29 '13
Joint railway organization tor the Inspec-
tion of structural steel and steel rails, p.
E. Stevens. Eng N 69:1190-1 Je 6 '13
Protection of sleet from corrosion. H: Wll-
llnms. 11 Eng M 46:lS3-95 My '13
Shop and mill Inspection o( structural ateeL
Eng N 69:1017-8 My IE 'IS
Structural steel fabrication >.t Rankin, Pa.
11 Iron Age 92:435-40 Ag 28 '13
net olno tsirs. Steel; Painting. Stnjc-
Steel cables
Efficiency ot steel cable lutenlnn. Ens Beo
6T;103 Ja 16 '11
Steel eara. See Cars. Steel
Steel caitlnas
Adaptability of semi-steel mlitures. R. H.
Probert. II Foundry 41:286-8 J! '18
? 91:1
I My
AnneallnK steel castings. Foundry 41:M ICr
CaBl-steel dome for the drainage shaft 0(
the Hudson river siphon, Cataklll aque-
duct. II dlB^ Eni): N 70:196-701 O » 'IS:
Same cond. Eng Reo 68:418-4 O 11 *18
Cast-steel double body bolsters, platforms
and end frames for steel cars. C. T, West-
lake. Am Soc M E J 35:845-60 Mv '13;
Same. Ry & Eng B 53:396-7 Ap 26 '13
Core mixture for steel castings. Foundry 41;
206 My '13
Dimcult steel casting hard to ship, il Iron
Age 92:776-7 O 9 '13
Dominion steel castings co., Hamilton, OnL —
Canadian plant for producing steel castings.
II plan iron Tr R 52:167-8 Ja 9 '13; Same.
Foundry 41:67-8 F '13
Electric refining furnace for cast ateel.
Foundry 41:94-5 Mr 'IJ
Electric steel for small castings. F. T.
Snyder. Iron Age 92:932 O 23 '13; Same.
Foundry 41:468-9 N '13
European electric steel automobile castlnga.
"^ «■ Lake. 11 Iron Age 91:768-70 Mr 27
■13
Heat -treatment of cart>on steel castings. J:
H, Hall. 11 Iron Tr R 53:81-4 Jl 10 IS
How an Intricate casting was made. II Foun-
dry 41:618 D '13
Hubbard sleel foundry CO., Chicago— produc-
ing Iron and Bteel rolls in the West, tl
. plan Iron Tr R 52;1231.3 My 29 '13
Lock gates for the Panama canal, il plan
^ Eng Rec 67:228-31 Mr 1 '13
Melting processes of the steel foundry. E.
F. Cone. II Iron Age 91:826-30 Ap S '13
Methods of preparing iMtsIc open-hearth steel
for
castings. H. F, Miller
Min E
Age 91:71.
ur,-t Ap '__
Obscure detects In steel castings. E. F. Cone.
II Iron Age 92:811-2 O 16 '13
Practice of the I'>igar Allen American man-
ganese steel CO. II Iron Tr R 62:1404-11
Je 19 '13: Excerpts. Ind Eng 13:492-3 N
Roechllng-Rodenhauser electric furnace for
making steel for castings. C. H. Vom Baur
II Iron Tr R 52:163-6 Ja 9 'IS; Same. Foun-
dry 11:55-8 F' '13
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Steal caMlngs — ConKnued.
Seml-Hteel caatingB. Ind Bng 13:S67-B As 'It
Shock tests of eaac flteel. J; H. Hall. II Am
ItiBt Min B Bui 79:1M7-5S Jl '13: Discus-
9lon. 84:390<-35 D '13
Some dlffloultles In pourlnB ateel castinsa. R.
A. Bull. Foundry 41:469-70 N '13
Steel costlnEB and Ihe subatltules for them,
H: Souther. 11 Iron Age S]:1^34-B My 22
Steel castings from the electric furnace. E.
F. Cone. II Iron Age 91:li73-«3 My 2» 'U
Steel caallntES without Ihe use of manganese.
B. F. Cone. 11 Iron Age 9I:B2T-8 F 27 "13
Story oC some dimcult steel castings. E. C.
Jensen. II dlB«H Iron Age 92:7«3-8 O 9 '13
Typical aped deal Ions for steel castings. B.
F. Cone, Iron Age 92:223-6 Jl 31 '13
Bee aUo Steel Ingots: Steel metallurgy
Stael construction
Design of steel mill buildings. R. Fleming.
Eng Rec £8:467-9, 491-3 O 26-N 1 '13
Designing sleel lowers tor wood tanks. B.
B. L& Salle. Mach 19:345-9, 453-«, 626-S.
612-7 Ja-Ap "13
Dome of the Wlscotisln capltol, II plans Bng
N 70:389-95 Ag 28 '13
Engineering standard! and architectural re-
quirements, Eng Rec 68:114 Ag S 'II
Ereecing steel smokestack on a high roof.
Eng Rec 67:584-& My 24 '13
Orondstand for the Brooklyn huseball club.
plana Bng Rec 67:274-6 Ur 8 '11
Guaranty trust company's new building, New
York city. E, W, Stem. II plans Bng N 70:
ZG8-B2 Ag 7 '13
Hollow steel alnb floor, II dlag Bng N 69:
1144-6 My 29 '13
Long-span rolltng-mlU root truss of Republic
Iron and steel co., Youngstown, O. 11 plan
Eng Rec 68:164 Ag 9 '13
Modem sttel- tipple design. J: A. Oarcta.
plans Ens N 63:1316-7 Je 26 'IS
New specif! cations for structural steel work.
Sians Bng Rec 67:2B4, 264 Mr 8 'IS
ce biiililing of the Consolidated gas co,,
New York. 11 plans Rug N 70:1276-83
D 25 '13
Steel framework of St. Jean Baptiste church,
N, T, 11 plans Eng Rec 68:433-6 O IS 'II
Steel In mfne const ruction, C. Srholz. Bng
N 83:1166-7 Je 6 'IS: Same. 11 dlag Col-
liery 34:30-3 Ag '13
Steelwork ot the Broadway arsenal, Buffalo.
II plan Bnc Rec <T:I0I-1 Hr IE '13
Structural features ot the Continental &
commercial national bank, Chicago, plans
Eng N 70:976-81 N 13 '13
Structural steel In the Seamen'* church In-
stitute building, N. T. plan Bng Rec 67:
162-3 P 8 '13
Three radical Innovations In a new steel-
work apeclflcation. Bng N 69:SB4-6 F 10 'IS
Wind stresses In buildings. C. T. Monia.
Bng N 69:S6I-S Ap 24 '13
Windbraclntt without diagonals for steel-
frame oillce-buildlngs. R. Fleming. Eng N
69:492-6 Mr 13 '13
Sfe atno Bridges. Iron and ateel: Cars.
Steel: Concrete, Reinforced; Concrete con-
struction; Corrosion and anti-corrosives;
Girders; High buildings: Ships. Iron and
steel; Steel, Structural; Strains and stress-
es: Towers, Steel; Water towers
Steel cutting
MIncellBneous steel cutting at the Brooklyn
navy yard. Ry & Bng R 53:406 My 3
Miscellaneous steel cutting by gas In the
V. S. navy. Iron Age 91:1149 My 8 '13
Steel for tooii. See Tool steel
Sttei hardening. See Steel, Hardening of
argument axalnit Underwood bill. Iron Age
SI:30«-7, t»-8 Ja Ifl 'II
Charts showing fluctuations In Iron end steel
prices, 1896-1912, Iron Tr R 62:sup [lOlal
Ja 2 '13
tlel^f A"M,'"castle'^& co. ii'lron Tr R 52:
978-80 Ap 24 '13
Condi lions causing the adoption ot extra
prices for special sizes or qualities. J, L.
Replogle, Iron Age 92:978-B0 O 30 '13
Distribution of rolled products. Iron Age 92:
456-8 Ag 2S '""
Eden of _.
65:177-8 N
1 iron and ateel, Dom Ehig
... .ron and sleel In 1912. Iron
Age 91:^63 Ja 23 '13
Extent or the steel industry. Bng Rec 68:
269 S 6 '13
Exlraa — reason and necessity therefor. J, L.
Replogle, Iron Tr R 53:785-6 O 30 '13
Finished steel In Canada. Eng & Mln J 96:
680 S 27 '13
Finished steel production in 1912, Bng & Mln
Hearings t
._ _. .: 62:263-6 Ja 23 '13
Inside information on steel, Bng & Mln J
^5:1014 My 17 '13
Iron and steel In 1911. F: Hobart Bng &
Mln J 96:80-1 Ja 11 'IS
Iron and steel market. See monthly numbers
ot Mclatiurgical and chemical engineering
Iron and steel prices for fifteen years, 1898-
1912. Iron Age 91:32-3 Ja 2 '13
National Iron and steel labor report: con-
dillons existing in 1910. Iron Age 91:964-6
''' jf
Noteworthy year In Iron and steel. Met &
Chem Bng 11:3-4 Ja '13
Number and chiiracler of electric steel fur-
naces in the I'nited States comparetl with
those in other countries. Iron Age 32:81
Jl 10 '13
Our foreign Iron and steel trade In 1912. Iron
Age 91:600 Mr 6 '13
Pltlaburgh Iron and steel markets, B. B, V.
Luty. Eng & Mln J 95:83-4 Ju 11 '13
Plate, sheet and tin plale production in 1912.
Iron Age 91:1400-1 Je 5 '13
Power of corporation feared In case tariff
la reduced: hearings at Washington, Iron Tr
R 52:216 Ja 16 -13
Production of nnishcd iron and sleel In 1912.
■ -- " Ag 14 '13
, ., -ig Rec 67:616
of structural shapes, wire rods
niiu iiiuis In 1»12. Iron Age 91:1266-6 My
22 '13
Rulle.1 steel and cast iron. Met A Chem Bng
n:::29 My '13
Sheet bar situation. Iron Tr R 62:216 Ja
16 '13
Sppcuialiie factor. Iron Age 91:660-1 F 27
■13
Steel output in 1912 far beyond any record.
Iron Age fll:1516-T Je 19 '13
Steel production In the United States, Bng &
!- O 9 -13
eel works and rolling mills, 19<
!'68-9 Ag '13
19. Mach 19:
eel works output more, mcrchi
less in September. Iron Age !
T,otf {^"9
/orid-B output i>t I
91:304 Ja 30 '13
Nn- nlKn Iron Industry; Roiling mills;
-Steel works; also United States Steel cor-
poration
Steel Ingots
Analysis of
and structural material. B. siough-
, il Ry Age 54:245-9 F
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INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
1 76:
-- -- defectH In IokqI monutacture. B.
StouBhtOD. £iiK U ie:103-t Ap '13
Further InveBtlg&tlaiis tor aecurlDf Bonad
steel Ingota. P. H; Dudley. Bng Reo 67:278
, Mr 8 'IS
Gathmann method of producing sound ateel
InsotB, Eur N 70:887 O S '13
Irun and steel InstHute dlacUBBea sound steel.
J. Horton. Iron Tr R 52:1185-6 My 22
'IS
Method of produclDg sound tngolB; nrocess oF
Robert Hadfl«ld and results obtaineil with
It in France. Uet & Cham Bdk 11:79-81
Dudley, plans Ry A Ens R BS:ieo-8, lSt-3
F 22-Mr 1 '13: Same. Am Inst Mln E Bui
76:677-705 Ap '13: Same cond. Ry Age 54:
391-2 F 28 '13: Same cond. Iron Tr B 52:
857-60 Ap 10 '13
Plant for Had n eld method of producing
sound steel Ingota. R. A. K.idfleld. II dlags
Am Inst Mln E Bui 76:669-76 Ap '13
"" of piping In steel Ingots. Ehig
s ot
Wrty-t
I J 96:467-8 Mr 1 '
52:965-71 Ap 24 '13; Same. Iron Age 91:
99B-100O Ap 24 '13: Same. Met te Chem
Eng 11:351-4 Je '13
Production of solid steel Ingots. B: Talbot.
II Am Inst Mln E Bui 7«:8!5-JO Ap 'IS;
Discussion. 76:631-48. 706-10 Ap '13
Production ot steel Ingots without delecta:
Had Held, Talbot and thermit processes
briefly reviewed. Iron Tr 11 62:417-8 F 13
4 F 27 -13
Segregation and deoildiiilon and the edl-
clency of aluminium, silicon and titanium as
deoildlzers. N. Pelinol. Met & Chem EoK
11:231-2 My '13
Ingot problem.
dlag Iron Age 91:1228-30 My 22 "IS
Talbot pIpelesB Ingot. B: Talbot. Eng U 44:
Thermit tor Improving steel Ingots: revision
and Buccesatul operation ot a former meth-
" H. Qoldschmldt. Bng H 44:781-1 P '13
■' -——'-- In casting i "
Hiralin Sleel castings: Sleel nietaJlor-
Steel Inspection. See Steel, Structural
Steel mataliurgy
Changes In steel making procestM. Iron Tr
Copper In Bteel~lta Influence on corrosion,
D. M. Buck. II Iron Tr R BS:97i-S Ap Z4
'13; Same cond. Eng M 45:4ia.2i Je IS
Efflclenoy ot copper plating In preventing car-
boniMtii.n. Mach 19:381-2 Ja '13
Electric turnace In a sleel casting ruundry
II Iron Tr R 52:1399-1400 Je 19 "13
Eleotrlc turnai-e In the ateel foundry. B. p
Humbert. Iron Age 9!:141t-5 D 18 '13
.0-day. 11 Scl Am 108:88-5 Ag
I 'II
Electric alee). Met & Chem Eng 11:343-4
Je '13
Electric steel production and its eipanslon.
Iron Age 91:1360-2 Je 5 'IS
Epochal achievement in the electrical arte
t Eng ll:iO}-9
: rcnnlng ■
1113-4 NT i:
Frick electric steel induction tumace. dlags
Iron Age 92:744-7 O 2 '13; Same. Scl Am
S 7«:jS7-9 D 6 'IJ
Friek furnace for electric refining of ateel.
O: Frick. " " - -" .^ ...
BSlWll..__ .. _._ „ _._.
Iron Age 92:1066-9 N 6 '13; Iron 1
R 53:1097-1101 D 18 '13
Function ot slag In electric aleel- refining. R:
Amberg. Am Inst Mln E Bui 74:257-68 F
■J3
Fulure ot the trlpteiing process. Iron Tr R
63:877-8 N 13 '13
Hints tor the Steel founder; paper read at
Am. toundryman's assn., BuIWo. B: R.
Robinson. Foundry 41:63-4 F '11
Influence ot silicon on open-hearth Ingots.
II Iron Tr R 53:g04'E Ap t 'IS
Influence of titanium on Bessemer steel. Iron
Tr R 52:801-2 Ap ) 'IB
Iron and steel committee of Am. Inst, M. B.
meeting, Oct.. 1913; papers. Iron Age 92:
9O0-5, 936-8 O 23 'l3
Making steel In a Stock, oll-flred <
il plan Iron Tr R 62:97-100 Ja I 'H
.„... . ,^. , .. ™ ™.y| H
. S-a9; 1299-1302. 13B5-? Je 6-
Manufacturing armor- piercing shells In Spain.
11 Iron Tr R 63:542-4 S 25 '13
Metallurgy ot Iron and steel. B, Stoughton.
Eng A Uln J 9G:98-10S Ja 11 '13
Next Improvement in steel making; killing
in molds advocated. G: Auchy. Iron Age
91:239-40 Ja. 23 '13
Progress in the metallurgy ot iron and ateel.
B. Stoughton, Iron Age 91:12-4 Ja S '13
Safety In travel as affected by the steel raU.
II dci Am 108:616-7 Je 7 '13
Statut! of the electric steet furnace. W. Sykes.
Iron Age 92:SS6-7 O 16 '13
" and cheaper. Automobile !8;
Steel .
982 My 8 '13
Study ot slag enclosures In steel. Iron Tr
R 52:418-9 F 13 '13
Suggestion for vacuum electric sleel. P. 8.
Adams. Iron Age 91:671 Mr 13 '13
Titanium and silicon In rail stoel. Eng Ree
67:390-1 Ap E 'IS
Titanium as used In steel making. B. P.
L«ke. Met & Chem Eag ll:144-t Ur '!>
Triplex I ng in steel works vs. Bessemer dup-
lexing. F. A. Wilmot. Iron Age 92:8I»-20
O 9^18
Use ot cold coke-oven gas In steel produc-
tion, plan Iron Age 91:1014-5 Ap 24 '13
Use of titanium. Foundry 41:150-1 Ap 'II
Kre also Annealing: Armor plate: IKtbsc-
: Iron melallurKy; Metallurgy;
of; Steel, Heat
1 Ingot molds. Iron Age
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ateel-tapB repairing In the field. F. A. Glass.
Eng & Mln J 9$'1023 N 29 '13
Steel testing, ^ee Steel— Testing
8teel tiei. See Railroad ties, Steel
Steel towers. See Towers, Steel
Steel type. See Type, Steel
Steel whseia. See Wheels
Steal werka
Accldetits In iron and steel mills: comparlaon
(or the United States and Geimany, Iron
Age 92:4L'6 Ag 21 '13 , , .
Descriptive slietch of iron and Bleel plant
of the Algoma steel corporation at. Sault
Ste. Marie. Onl, It. I>. WfUlums, 11 iron
Tr R 53:401-4 S * '13
Eight-hour versus twelve-hour BhKts: econo-
mies edected through shorter hours. B. A.
Bull. Eng M 44:599-601 Ja '13
Electrically driven sheet mill of the Apollo
steel eompanv, Apollo. Pa. 11 Iron Age
91:1529-32 Je 26 '13
Entenslve building plans or Bethlehem steel
CO. Iron Tr 11 62:l«4-6 Ja 9 '13
Gas engines In blast furnaces and steel
plants. H. J. Freyn. Iron Tr R 52:124U-
8 My 29 '13; Same cond. Iron Age 91:
1299-13D2 My 29 '13
How a German iron and slefl plant Is
equipped: the Rheinlsche stahlwerke. A.
Schwartz. II Iron Tr R 63:673-7 O 16 13
How to prevent bllndne.ss among your em-
ployes. 11 Foundry 41:3S2-1 S '13: Same. Iron
Tr R 53:414-6 S 4 '13; Same. Ind Eng 13:
42T-9 O -13
Iron and steel output cut down by Roods.
Iron Age 91:861-4 Ap 3 '13
Jones & lAughlin Allquippa (Pa.) works.
11 Iron Arc 91:23-9 Ja 2 '13
Labor conditions In steel Industry: letter
from J: A. FItcb. Iron Tr R SS;610-1 Mr
18 'IS
Losses In steel works operations. P. Long-
mulr and W. H. RoWnaon. Iron Tr R bi:
310 Ja 30 '13
Manufacture of open-hearth steel. K. Seaver,
II plan Iron Tr K 52ill26-3U. 1171-6, 1!39-
41, 1299-1302, 13E5-7 My lE-Je 12 '13
Minnesota steel company's pliint, Duluth. il
Iron Age 92:603-5 S IS '13
New iron and steel works construction. Iron
Age 91:105, 122-7 Ja 2 "13
New pickling and galvanizing plant at Nlles.
O. R Iron Age 9^:232-4 Jl 31 '13
Open-hearth furnaces at Mlilland. Pa. 11 plan
map Iron Age 92:1025-32 N 6 'IS
Pittsburgh crucible steel co.*B new plant. 11
plana Iron Tr R 53:S;l-31 N '13
Power machinery of the American steel In-
dustry. B. L. Streeter. 11 Eng M 44:18-35,
304-21, 362-84, 494-510 O 'IJ-Ja '13
Preventing accidents In melting departmenfs.
II Iron Tr R 52:693 Mr 20 '13
Progress on Minnesota steel co. plant. Spirit
Lake. Eng & Mln J 36:601 S 27 '13
Regenerative gas-fired push tumace. F: Sie-
mens, plan Eng M 44:624-6 Ja '13
Shop and mill inspection of structural steel.
Eng N 69:1017-8 My 15 '13
Situation in the flooded districts. Iron Age
91:917-9 Ap 10 '13
Special mnchlnery at the Youngstown, Ohio
plant of the Trussed coniTele Rteel com-
pany. 11 Iron Age 92:1377-81 D IS '13
Structural steel fabrication at Rankin, Pa.
II Iron Age 92:435-40 Ag 28 '13
Trumbull steel co.'s plant for manufacturing
sheet and tin plate, Warren, O, II Iron Age
92:556-8 S 11 '13; Iron Tr R S3:44r,-9 S
11 -IS
Types of motors for sleet mill aiixIIIarleE.
B. R. Sliover and E. J. Cheney. Iron Tr R
62:251-3 Ja 23 '13
United States stesl corporation Tanndlan
plant at Sandwich, map Iron Tr R 52:171
Visit to the Becker steel works, Germany. 11
Iron Age 92:350-1 Ag 14 '13
285
open-hearth plant, blooming mill ai._
er details. 11 Iron Age 92:335-41 Ag 14 '13;
Iron Tr R 63:289-98 Ag 14 '13
Ni-e also Rolling mills: Steel Industry
Stefinison. VUhJalmr
Arctic exploration and the new .Stefdnsson
expedition. R. E. Peary, map II Sci Am
S 75:278 My 3 '13
Canadian arctic expedition. Sci Am 108:210
Mr IE '13
Plans of the Stefansson expeditloD. C. Wlss-
ler. Sci Am S 75:276-7 My 3 'IS
Steinmetz. Charles Pretaui, 1865-
Sleinmetz and electrical progress. D. S. Mar-
tin, por Sci Am S 76:28 jT 12 '13
Ste Mite
Stelllte as a cutting tool. I>. T- Hamilton,
il dlag Math 20:297-8 D '13
Stephens family
Printers ot note— [he Stephens. W. C. Ble-
loch. Inland Ptr 51:G24-f Jl '13
Btereoautograph
Stereopholograpbic surveying. O: Lemberger,
il Eng N 69:609-12 Mr 27 '13
Stereocomparator
Stereophotographic surveying. O: Lemberger.
11 Eng N 69:606-9 Mr 27 'IS
Stereophotographic surveying. See Ftiotograph-
Stereoscope
Curiosities of binocular vision: stereoaooplc
and other effects. F: Campbell. II Sci Am
S 76:122-3 Ag 23 '13
Evolut
Lock
moder
S 76:276-9 N 1
Htc alao Electrolyping
Stills. See Distillation
Stock system of a structural shop. F. Tiaslng-
ton. Eng N 69:lGG-6 Ja 23 '13
Stock yards inn, Chicago
Mechanical equipment of Stock yards inn.
pl;ins Dom Eng 62:32-9 Ja 11 '13
Stokers, Mechanical
Chain-grate stoker which returns Its ashes.
dUiK Eng N 69:1143 My 29 '13
Chain grate stokers. W: M. Faber. dlax Ind
Eng I3:4!i3-4 N '13
Electric siKnal method of firing navy boilers. 11
Sci Am 10»:396 N 22 '13
Gee locomotive stoker, 11 dlag plan Am Elng
87:155-7 Mr '13; Same. Ry Age 64:486-
8 Mr 14 '13
Mechanical stokers from operating stand-
point. Ry Age 54:1303-12 Je 13 '13
Un the firing line; mechanical stoking of lo-
comotives. Ry & Eng R 53:147 F IB '13
Reclaiming fuel from ctialn-grate slc^ers, E.
Brown. Power 38:687 O 21 '13
Report of committee of Am. railway master
mechanics' assn. on mechanical stokers.
Ky & Eng R 63:556 Je 14 '13
Riley underfeed stoker. 11 Blec Ry J 41: 337
F 22 '13; Iron Age 91:417 F 13 '13; Ind Eng
13: 123-5 Mr '13; Power 37:483-5 Ap 8 '13
Smoke prevention nnd the
e 65:25 Jl 4 '13
65:
Standardization of boiler-stoker installations.
J. G. Worker. Power 38:500 O 7 '13
Stoker vs. powdered fuel for locomotives. C.
F. Street. Ry Age 55:136-7 Jl 25 '13
Stoking the locomotive by machine. 11 Sci Am
109:fi9 D 13 '13
Underfeed stokers. II Elee World 61:369 F IS
'IS
Stoking. See Firing
Stone A Webster engineering corporation, Boa-
ton, Mast.
Methods of targe engineering and construc-
tion company. E^Iec W 62;68-9 Jl 13 'IS
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Bre XJmestone: Pavements, Stone: Road
mKterlals; Sandstone; Slate
Stone, Artificial
MaklnB a atone manuracturlnj; preM. F. A-
Stanley. II Am Much 38:11^-8 My 1 '13
Synthetic atone. Entc Rec e8:39e O 11 13
Bee also Concrete; Concrete, OrnamantaJ;
Concrete blocks; Concrete products
Stona crushing plants
Ballast crush lug plant of the EI Paso A
Southwestern. II plan Ry Age e4:lET3-4 Je
20 '13
Stone crushlnB and ■creenlAC, Falrmount, IlL
K. B. Caapaiis. U Bnc N«:lU-a Jb If 'tS
Stone dust
Production or stone dust In colllerlea II Col-
liery 34:30 S '13
etone monuments. See Uegallthic monuments
Stoplng. See HlnlnK englneerliiK
Bre Coal storage; Cold storage; Dyna-
mite storage; Freight houses; Ice storege;
on storage; Btorea system
Storaga batteries
Advantaces of thiii'plate atonf* battwlM.
Blec W «1:«T-S Mr 1 '11
Automobile ' ' " " '
Automobile Z8:7eS-9 Ap S 'It
-Ctlon In charge and dlsonarge ' "
tomoblle 29:747 O Z3 '13
Battery points for the careful owner. J. S.
Skinner. Automobile 23:714-G O 23 '13
Chemical action in atorage batteries. C. S.
Cole. Automobile 2»:l£0a-T D 26 '13
Comparison of lead-eulphurtc and Qdlson
-r storage "•"" — " '^~* — " "
:S:716^2
N 1
■IS
. R Oster. U Pow-
DiT storage battery oC Cook railway glsnal
company, DenTer, CoL U lOeo W (1:H Ja
BdlMD atorage battery. H. H. Bmltb. Tag H
46:91-4 Ap 'IS
Hydro- pneutna tic accumulator. 11 Am Sns 87:
48 Ja 'IS
Inslallatlon and care of storage batteries.
H. M. Nlcbola. Power 3e;88-S0, lIB-7 Jl JB-
i2 '13; Same. Scl Am S 7E:1S0-1 Ag SO '13
Marine uses of electric storage battarlsa, BL
I. Beynoldfl. lot Marine Eng 1S:1GT Ap 'IS
ISIS Tehlcle batterlee. AutomobUe »:U-1 Ja
I '18
Overhauling a. raJlway storage battery. B.
Dawaon. dlag Power 38:821-2 D » '13
Recent Improvements In the storage battery.
II Scl Am 103:247 Mr IE '13
Reconstruction of a. storage-battery plant,
St. Louis, dlag Blec W 61;1179-80 My 31
ReauBcltatlng a dead atorage battery. Auto-
mobile 23:349 My 1 '13
Specialties In the storage battery Oeld. 11
Automobile 29:779-91 O 23 '13
Storage battery, J: A. Randolph, plan Fewer
37:48-9, Bl-J Ja 14-21 '13
Storage -battery control by counter -em f cells.
11 dlag Elee W fi2;1287.g D 20 '13
Storage battery Industry. L,. Lyndon. Blee W
31:31-) Ja 4 ^13
Storage battery operallon In electrics. O;
Taylor. Automobile 23:746-7 O 23 '13
Thin plat« Is latest battery development,
dlags Automobile 23:742-4 O 23 13
Tubes and pockets of the Edison battery. II
Automobile 29:73Z-E O 23 '13
Charging
Charging a battery. Automobile tl:10-l Ja
I 'IS
Methods of charging storage batteries. Blec
W »:41-3 Jl G 'if
Motor-geaeratora and reotlOen. 11 Automo-
bile 28:34-8 Ja 1 '13
Storage battery charting: a vibrating reetlilBr
changing altemats current of standard
voltage to low-voltage direct currant for
automobile lighting. Q. A. Br«ekett U Bbs
M 44:774-8 F '13
Universal- unit battery- charging panels. II
Eaec W 62:1177 D « '13
etorsge battery locomotive. See Electric loco-
motives
Storage of coal. See Coal atorage
Storage systems
Relation of storage to plant capacity. Iron
Age 91:17S-T Ja 3 '13
. Storage system for construction plant: In-
spection and maintenance of wood and
steel derricks, hoisting englneOi rtniea,
slings and connections. Enc Bee 17:411-1
Ap 19 '18
Bre alto Stores system
Stores. See E>epartment stores; Show cases
Stores, Cooperative. See Cooperation
Abstracts of papers at 10th annual conven-
tion of Railway storekeepers' assn,. Chl-
CBgo, 1913. Ry Age K4:1134-4B My 23 'IS:
Ry Age (Mech ed) ET:29T-3D4 Je '13
Arrangement and operation of store rooms.
W: B. Lalne. U bid Bng 13:49S-eOO D '13
(to be cont)
Handling auppliea and manufactured parts:
how machine standards were developed by
Bulier brothers, Wlnterthur, Switserland.
U Iron Age 9Z:12eG-7l> D 4 '13
Holley carbureter co.'a ay stem in storing pat-
terns, dlags Automobile 29:370-1 Ag 23 '13
Simplified stock system. Automobile 29:2fi-T
Jl 3 '13
Storeroom system for a large plant, Ind Bog
18:34i-e Ag 'IS
10th annual convention of RaJlway store-
toeepers' assn., Chicago. 1913. Ry ft Eing
R 53:432-3, 487-8 My 24 '13
Storms
See alio Thunderstorms; Tornadoes
Latter-day stove shop; I: A. Sbeppard ft co.'a
pUnt, Phlladelpbla. B, C. KreuUberg. U
plan Foundry 41:428-33 O 'II
New stove foundry at Cbicago; plant of
Criblfen & 8ext<»i co. 11 Iron Age 91:74-3
Ja 2 '13
gee alio Electric cookers
Strains and strsssss
Amalysla o! crankshaft
action of wind loads and design of tower
bents. L E>elsoR. Eng Rec 68:302-3 S 13 '13
Analysing strength of cylinder bead bolts. J.
H, Rodgers, dlags Mach 20:53 8 '13
Bendlns momenta In continuous relnforced-
. & Thompson. Eng Rec
J in
rotating dlni-s of variable width. T. Pilschl.
Am Soc M E J 3R:T14-7 Ap '13
Deflection of angle Irons, W: L. Calhcart
Mach 19:633 Ap '13
DeBlgnlnK faceplate Jaws and i
heavy lathe. W, " '^■— '-■ —
19:766-8 Je '13
Designing steel towers for wood tanks, Ei.
B. La BaJle, Mach 19:345-9. 453-6, 523-8,
612-7 Ja-Ap '13
Determining shaft dlsmelers, W. G. Dunkley.
Mach 19:94S-9 Ag '13
Dlslrlbutlon of deformaliona In atreased met-
al. C. FVemont. Am Soc M E J 36:1297-1301
Air '13
31sTrlbutlo
, Dunkley. dlags Hach
Distribution of stress In a cement briquette.
E. O: Coker. II Scl Am S 7B:SB8-S Je 31
bridges. Eng Rec 88:11
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287-
tor stress
Eng N SB
Graphical
■Continued.
I lor drawing toflu'
Blmplo "
■Sl'je "12 '13
doubl e-re Intorced-con-
A. R. Uira.
, Terman. Power
H. Cre-
'13
Strew cocfllclenta for roof trusses; with data
■heet Buppleinent C. E. Bhlrmer. Mach
20:13-4 S '13
Stresses due to bending In lap Hireted boiler
seams. E. Dalber. Am Soc M B J 35:905-
e My —
In B
jf prim
5 for
inway:
r Hlresses In lattice bars
tag: BlasUclty:
Graphic Hlatlca;
Slrenslh of matt
» 'IS
Bridges— Load ; Bull d -
rials
Trusses; Wind pres-
Chlppewa 1
, Wla. C. B. Stewart, i
Stream-flow fomiulEE and the Ohio Hood. ]
Rec e8:3S3 8 IT 'IS
Floods; Stream
Crete sectlDiia. S: Kteln. Sag Bee tg:EGt As
30 'IS
Graphical method of dlvldJnir neulnLl axis
In mncrete arch design. T. A. Smith. Ens
N TO:filI B 26 'IS
Increase of bore of high-speed wheels by
centrifugal stresses: alMtract and discus-
sion of paper by S. A, Moss,. Am Soc M
B J 3G:623-a Ap '13
Increase of bore of wheels by centrKugal
stresses, dlag Mach 13:S20-3 Mr '13
Kinetic efTecta of crowds; the forces due to
roovemehtB of live load. C. J. Tllden. U
8cl Am 8 1S:lTl-6 8 II 'It
Uazlmum column atresaes. SSdk Bee ST:14 Ja
11 'IS
Measurement of actual stren
Concrete Cem 3:I6-« Jl "IS
New Btraln-gage for live-load stresseB.
N 70:701 O S 'll
Optical determination of BtreBsea. Bn
S7:Sa-l Ja U 'IS
Reinforced concrete t
footings. A. H. Tal
Bui ST:1-I14 '13
Strains In flywheels.
3g:Eei-2 N 1 '13
Strength of C-shaped cast-iron frames. A.
L: Jenkins, dlags Am Mach 3S:Sl&-7 Hy
IG -13
Strength of outstanding flanges In beams and
columns. R. J. Roark. Bng Rec 68:722-3
D 27 -13
Strength of wire rope drums.
volsle. Mach 13:GS0 Ap '13
Stress analyslB of circular tubes. B. Hauke-
" Bng Rec 87:869-72; 63:674-6 Je 14, D 13
n meisurem«nt
Iclal controls for stream gaging statloDS.
.?.-.^??'"?;_ 'L?.''^ *? BB:llog-lf Ja 36 "18
Esla bushing
F, Bro —
Flood gaglngs
Tests of reinforced concrete buildings under
load. A. N. Talbot and W. A. Slater. II
111 U Eng Eip Sta Bui 64:5-104 '13
"*"■"' ' ' " slabs under c
Three radical Innovations in a new steel'
work spactflcatlon. Bng N 69:184-6 7 tO 'It
Three- segment column -formula; Increasing
column stresses. N, R. Mcl^re, Eng N BR:
686 Mr 20 'IS
Unit stresses lor timber, A. T. North; H. D. '
Dewell, Eng N 70:179-81 Jl !4 "13
Unit stresses In timber. A. T. North. Eng N
70:428-7 Ag 28 '13
wr,.-. . . ^j Stress (or timber?
Stray currents
Stray electric currents. C; J. Norwood. Col-
liery S3:3e<-7 r 'IS
Bee also Electrolytic corrosloD
Stray losses. See Electric apparatui^-LiOssea :
Electric machinery— Losses; Electric mo-
tors — Losses
Stream flow
Effect of proposed storage reservoirs on
stream flow and water power on the lower
9:1120-3 My 29
Flood gaglngs at Columbus, Ohio, R. H,
Simpson. Eng Rec 67:692 My 24 '13
Heasurlng the flow of a stream. R: H, BjnI.
11 Scl Am 108:268-9 Mr 31 *1J
Methoda of estimating atrean flow when
"' """ (roien. W, Q. Hoyt Blur N
10 '13
. -. =„...„ OB. C: K, Fox.
Eng N 69:1030 My 32 '13
Precipitation and ninoflr, Ishikarl river, Ja-
pan, with special relation to Ice conditions.
B. Okaaakl. Eng N 70:850-2 O 30 '13
Snow surveys tor predicting stream flows.
J. C Alter. 11 Bag N 6S:1110-3 My 39 '13
Stream flow nglngs under anchor Ice con-
ditions. C. W, Smith. Bug N 8»;lIT6-7 Jo
Stream gaglnf stations as compcment parts
of water-power and other hydraullo works.
J: C. Hoyt. Bng N 69:St4-e Ap 24 '1*
See alto Water flow
Stream pollution. See Water pollution
Street acctdsnts
Accident talks to the children of Brooklyn.
II Blec Ry 42:1222-8 D IB '13
Motor omnibus accidents In London. Bng H.
R. Wilson. Bng N 70:660-2 S 18 '13
Bet alio Street railroads — Accidents
Street ear idvertlslna
Street car advertising by railway companies.
Blec Ry J *2:TI Jl U '18
Street ears
Articulated street car, Boston. II Bng N 89:
910-1 My 1 '13
Birmingham (Ala.) aide- entrance car for
while and colored passengers. II plan Elec
Ry J 41:786-7 Ap 28 '13
California type cars for San Pranclseo U
plan Elec Ry J 42:lZG-7 Ag 9 'is
Car design. Elec Ry J 41:»?4 My 31 '13
Center- en trance cars tor Brooklyn. 1) plana
Blec Ry J 41:70B-1B Ap IS '18
Center- en trance cars for Butte, Mont. II plan
Blec Ry J 42:274 Ag 16 'IS
Chicago City railway's new cars, diags Blec
Ry J 42:1281-2 D 20 '13
City car window-glass test. Blec Rj J 41:
78 Ja 11 '18
Cleveland tests on the Illumination of cars.
_^ Elec Ry J 42:180-1 Ag 3 '13
Commercial stage of the double deck. Elec
Ry J 41:8S6-7 Je 7 '13
Convertible car with »teel underframe. il
Elec Ry J 42:694-6 O 11 '13
Design of city cars. II Blec Ry J 42:661-70
Double-deck car for Washington, plan* Xlec
Ry J 41:430 Mr 8 '13
Double -deck cars for PlttsburBh. I) plana
~ - - ■ ;958-62 My 31 'IS
K iinspayment cars at Aberdeen,
11 Elec Ry J 41;38B Mr 1 '13
hop equipment tor reducing maln-
of equipment. Q. A. Mills, Elec
41:816-8 My 3 '13
~" --;nstrnctlon In Paris. 11 plana
Elec Ry J '
Etfectlve
Blectdi. , _
Elec Ry J 42:848-0 O . ,.
'- '- - ■ ■ 1-guard tests In Vancouver.
R. E. HoHon. II Ens Reo e7:SI«-«l Ap It
Elec Ry J 42:968-9 .. . ,.
Forthcoming train operation on Montreal
street railway system, plan Elec Ry J 42:
939 O 25 '13
Oas-electric cars for London county council
tramways, II Blec Ry J 4I:M Jl 6 '18
Qssollne surface can In India, tl Bleo Ry
J 41:427 Mr B 'It
Hearings before Mass, railroad commission
on heating vestibules and air-brake equlp-
menL Elec Ry J 41:819 My S "13
Height of car step: opinion of New Jersey
commission. Elec Ry J 42:1087 W 8 'IS .
,.:dcyClOOglC
INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
atnn cart —Coatinuctl. „ „
Improved type ot articulated cor. U snee B7
J 41:G83-S Mr 29 '13
Increasing Ihe efficiency and reliabillly of old
equipment. Blec Ry J *1:40T Mr S 'IS
Lareer car defligred lor Ihe new subway. II
Scl Am l»S.2tZ U 1 '13
Ljiteet teatures of Montreal cars, II dlaes
Elec Hy J 42:1132-4 N 29 '13
Municipal car In San Francleco, II Elec Ry
J 41;896 My 17 'IS
Near-aide cars for Atlantic City. 11 Klec By
J 42:940 O ;; '13 ™ „ .
New cara for Liverpool. II plan Bleo Ry J
-■ .^«'-l_Mr,39^;.3^^ ,. „._^ „ _^^^
New ..
Hr 1
B for Milwaukee. 11 Blec Ry J 4
■13
Third a
»:183 S e '13
To"non-hulklicBd
reel cars tor LonR 1 aland.
;1M8 >
■13
dlae 1
Motor drlvpn street swepper uaed In Oakland.
Cal. Munlc Eng 45:1fiT-9 Ag '13
Motor Bweei«-r» B»ve 12 to GO per cent. II
■ttblle 28;10fi4-S My 22 "IJ
NS S 13 '13
New cars for Rochester, N. Y. 11 plana Elec
Ry J 41:S44-6 Ap G '13
New cars o( Ihe Chicago rallwaya. plana Elec
Ry J 42:230-2 Ag 9 ^18
New pay'Wlthln car (or the Michigan united
traction company. II Elec Ry J 41:122-3 Ja
13 '13
Ni-w York city brake order. J. N. Dodd. Elec
Ry J 42:414-9 S 13 '13
Operation of trailers In conneelion with peak
load City aervioe In Cleveland. G: I* Rad-
clllTe. Elec Ry J 41:422-3 Hr 8 'IS
Opinion and order on New York car step.
Elec Ry J 41:414 Mr S '13
Pneumatic gong ringer for Kansas City Cars.
plan Elec Ky J 11;6BS Mr 29 '13
progreBB In car design during 1913. Eleo Ry I
41: 4-6 Ja 4 '13
Recommendations for San Francisco cars.
Elec Ry J 41:256-7 F 3 '13
Rules againat smoking on street cora. Bng
N 69:682.3 Mr 20 'IS
SI. I.ouls centcr-enlranic molor L;ir. 11 Elec
Ry J 42:10112 N IS '13
Sanitary car strop with adverllstnR feature,
patented by John F. Newton, Jr. II Elec Ry
J 41:259-60 F r ■■-
Truck less
cars, II plan Mec Ry J 42:102r.-fi N 8 'il
fiir alun Cir tlcivnlng: Par fendera: far
pnlntlng: Car trucks; Tar wiiahlne: Car
wheels: Cars; Kleclric railroads— Rolling
stoi-k: Slreel railroads
Llohtlng
«.c Car llghlInK
Street cleaning
Automobile truck (or refuse and street sweep-
ings. 11 Munlc Ejig 44:119-21 F '13
■ -■ and repairing streets. ICng
„ --,.— streets. J.
Munlc Eng 45:269-61 S '13
npiining streets In St. I.ouis, Mo. J. C. Trav-
'■■ . Munlc Enx 44:439 Mv '13
-, ling slreelK In Waahlnjff —
W. Paxton. Eng Rec 83:363
Comparative streei clenninc
irurlburt. Munic Eng 4r.:l51
Recent progress In methods and character ot
atreer cleaning. S. Whinery. Eng N 10:570
S IS '13; Eng Rec 68:29.1 S 13^13
Squeegee In Berlin. 11 Munlc Enr 4E:lTS-t
Ak 13
Street and alley cleaning In Chicago. P. W.
Solen. Munlc Eng 44:182-3 F 'IS
Street cleaning and garbage collection efll-
clency studlea of the Chicago civil service
commission. Eng N 69:123 Ja 16 '13
Street cleaning and garbage collection meth-
ods In Chicago. Eng Rec 67:24-8 Ja 4 '11
Street cleaning costs at Spokane, Wash. In
1912. S. A. Levlngton. Bng N 69:404-6 F 27
•13
Eng N 69:402-1 F 37 '
Street cleaning In New York in 1913. Eng
Rec 68:437 O 18 '13
Streei cleaning without contractors In Wash-
ington, D. C. Eng N 70:681-3 O 2 '13
Vacuum road cleaning. Bng Rec 67:574 My
tire aha Refuse and refuse disposal;
Street sprinkling
Street llflhtlno
Cost of municipal electric 1
. R. Palmi
1 of ! ■
electric lighllng at Chica-
ne N 10:668 O 2 '13
i[[ng In Chicago. Elec W
llghlfng In Chicago.
; ~W 62:631-3 S 27 'IS
_._ ., ._ B(reg[ lighting.
: Bell.
Elemenfs
S2:1(h;6-6 N 2:
Hiawatha. Kan,— ornamental street lighting.
H. S. Woods. II Blec W 62:1116-7 N 29 'IS
Investigation of costs of street lighting In
Milwaukee, made by the Railroad commls-
' I of Wisconsin. Elec W 62:632 S 27 '13
n'a transporlotlon and lighting. L:
Eloc W 62:366-7 Ag 23 'IS
Luminous-arc Inslaliallons in Boston. Cam-
bridge, and Lynn, Mass. II Elec W 61:4(9-
London'a
. '13
; W 62:645 S 21
t Owatonna, Minn. 11
{n. Ill, J, R, c™
J for future street llghtfog of CUeaso.
map Elec W 61:1SG-6 Ap 12 '13
riethods of street lighting. K.
a. Rennle. Mur
erits ot t
and I
9-62 Mr '13
» types of eiec-
1 lamps tor ilght-
snd suburban (
l.nsker. Stevens Ind 30:31-56 Ja '13
Slandanl spi'oific.itltinH for street lighting.
Bng Rci- «7:G96 My 31 '13
Street lighting and fixtures of New York
city. Elec W 61:713-3 Ap G 'IS
" 1 ligbtlnit In Port Wayne, Ind. II Blee
7 62:59
ItlnE 1
I S 20
13
■. lighting InSI- Joseph, Ho. II Uunlo
lung 44:61-2 Ja 'IS
Sireri lighting with tungsten lamps. 11 Mun-
ic Eng 15:523-7 n '13
Study of street lighting In Manchester. EOec
W 61:RI0-1 Ap 19 'IS
Wliite-wny lighllng. Elec W 61:1069-70 My
24 -13
Wisconsin commission shows Milwaukee that
ciniral-station energy Is cheapest. Blec W
62:517 S 20 '13
Sfi- nP«o Electric lighting
Street- light Ing flxturei
Conslruciion of concrete llBhIing standards
at Eldonido, Kan. II Elec \V 62:1331-2 D 27
'13
New lamps I
Elec W Sl:0ai>'-i a^i xr la
Ornamenlal conrrele lamp posli.. __. _. __
II plan O.norele Ocm 2:52e-7 My '13
Ornamental lighting Id Waterloo, Iowa.
A. Roby. Monto Bnc 44:41-1 Ja '11
Digitized by VjOOQIC
INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
street- lighting t
-...-. ..H—<"H ~CDnlfiMi«d.
Standard lamp pobI adopted in Chicago. "'2
J, C. Schnledwlnd. II Munic Bn« 44:861-3
Ad is
street railroad law
C. S. Sergeant 00 proposed Nlne-houra-in-
eleven bills, Eaec Ry J 41:640 Ap 6 '13
Chicago surface railways outline proposed
plan of merger. Blec Hy J 13:6a8-70O O H
Compensation for street -railway use of hlKh-
way bridge In New Jersey. Eng ttcc S8;5r,T-
8 N 16 'IS
Hearing on lillnolB bill limiting hours of la-
bor. Klec Ry J 41:854-6 My 10 '13
ordinance being prepared. Elec Ry J 41:
ordln^ince In Chl-
..^_ N 1 -13
Proposed changes In Chicago ordinance. Blco
Ry J 42:189-98 Ag ! '13
Proposed Detroit ordinance. Blec Hy J 42:
38-9 J] ( '13
Rules on clearances In Calllamla. BUeo Ry J
41:103 Ja 18 '13
Substance of Chicago's surface railway uni-
fication ordinance. Klec Ry J fi:Uli S 22 '13
Hec nPjto Eleclrlc railroads — Law; Street
Street railroads
Orade reduction on straet railways. C H.
Reeves. II Eng N M:JJ-I Ja S '11
Elec Rv J 42:1113 N 22 '13
Reports of Committee meetings of the mid-
year meeting, 1913 of Am. Blec. Ry. Assn.,
1913. Elec Ry 3 41:1»T-SI)S F 1 '11
Hfe alto Car couplings; Car houses: Elec-
tric rallronds; Elevated railroads: Street
cars; Subways: Trackless trolleys
Accidents
Accident prevention In Boston. B: Dana. II
Elec Ry J 41:58-61 Ja 11 '13
Accident talks lu the ihlldren of Brooklyn.
1] Elec Ry J 42:1222-« 1) 13 '13
Features of safety campaign In Memphis,
Tenn. Elec Ry J 42:144 Jl 26 'IS
Papers read at Sth annual meeting of Pact-
flc claim agenis' assn., Vancouver, July,
1913, Elec Ry J 42:103-7 Jl 19 '13
Prevention of accidents. Elec Ry J 41:812-3
.:M8-7
Safety work i
Seattle. Else Ry J '
. Ing t
A. Q. Rlppey. Elee Ry J 41:ie0-3 Ap 36 'IS
Sec also Safety devices and measures
Buildings
Krr Car houses
Employees
American eleclrlc railway a.saoeiation: report
of committee on welfare of einpIoyeeH. Kloc
Ry J 42:812-3 O 1« '13
Arbitration of terms or service in Detroit,
I'ne,- Ry J 42:316-7 Ag 30 '13
Award of arbitrators In Chicago wa4(a con-
troversy, Elec Ry J 41:«49-50 Ap 6 '13
Award of Ruffalo arbitrators In case of Inter-
national railway, Elec Ry J 42:234 Ag 9 13
Boston arbitration hearings, Elec Ry J 42':
349, 434. 470. 511. 700-1. 941. 993. 1030, 1060-7
Ag 30. S 13-27. O II. 25-N IS '13
Buffalo railway men on strike. 11 Bleo Ry J
41:074-6 Ap 13 '13
C. S. Sergeant on proposed Nlne-hour-ln-
eleven bills. Etec By J 41:640 Ap E '11
Cincinnati traction strike. 11 Elec Ry J 41;
SJO-i My 17 '13
— J New York railways company. Kleo By
J 41:219 F 1 *13
Decision of Detroit arbitrators In regard to
. — ^,..__j gjjij „jggg_ Elec By J
I
atlon. Elec Ry J 42:942
High school buys as conductors In Denver.
Elec Ry J 41:S75 My 31 '13
Human factor in fare collection aervlce. J: F.
Ohmer. Elec Ry J 41:371-4 Mr 1 'IS
:ndlanapoIla arbitration proceedings. Elec Ry
J 42:1254. 1302-3 D 13-20 '13
idlanapolis dlfferenccR placed before commis-
sion. Elec Ry J 42:1149-50 N 29 '13
Indianapolis employees close their case. Elec
Ry J 42:1348 D 27 '12
Indianapolis labor developments. Elec Ity J
42:1202-3 D « '13
ndlanapolia strike: settlement. Elec Ry J 42:
1059-61 N 15 '13
ndianapolls strike violence. II ETIec Ry J 42;
•"•" -■ N a '13
nspection system of the Brooklyn
ranslt co. Ry & Eng R 63:708-9 Jl
leetlng,
1:973-*
£6 '13
Nev "
B _._,
My 31 -IS
Pliin for co-operative buying In Philadelphia.
Elec Ry J 41:SSB-6 My Iff '13
Profit-sharing plan of the Washington rail-
way & electric company. W. P. Ham. ESec
Ry J 42:814-5 O 16 '13
Psychological tests of motormen. Elec Ry J
ilM-t Jl 12 '13
Hallway co-operative grocery stores In New
York. 11 Elec Ry J 42:65-6 Jl 12 '13
Helallons that should exist between r^lway
employees and the supervisory force. N-
. Boten. Elec Ry J 41:1163-4 Je Z8 '13
Re-r
juylng
Bed by Philadelphia rapid I
«ec il.v J 41:1039-40 Je 7 '13
Review of the Stotesbury management In
Philadelphia. Elec Ry J 42:1347^ D 27 'IS
Securing lower purchase prices for employ-
ees. Elec Ry J 41:838-9 My 10 'IS
Selection and Instruction of trainmen. Elec
ky J 41;8!2 Mv 3 '13
Selection and Inalructlnn of trainmen. D. C.
Bfll, f;iec Ry J 41:81.^-6 My 3 '13
Terms of settlement of Buffalo International
railway strike. Eleo Ry J 41:730 Ap 19 'H
of
of Cincinnati .
> My 24 '13
ttrooklyn rapid
rlke.
Klec Ry J '._ _
Welfore work on ttrooklyn rapid transit
system. H, A. Bullock. Eleo Ry J 42:286-7
O 16 '13
See alio Electric railroads— Employees
Equipment
New York city brake order. J, N. Dodd. Elec
Ry J 42:414-9 S 13 'IS
flee olso Electric railroads — Equipment;
Sanders; Street cars
Exhibits
'~43:69i-
Faraa
American electric railway transportatlor
traffic
I of
-...lafers, Elec Ry J 42:811 O 16 '13
('ost or carrying a passenger, and proposed
work of the Bureau of fare research, B,
aruhl. Elec Ry J 42:893-4 O 18 'IS
Discussion on rates and fares. W: J, Clark.
Elec Ry J 41:192-6 P 1 '13
Discussion on Uio Hllwaukee fars decision.
Elec Ry J 41:110-1 Ja 18 'IS
Fare collecting and recording In Buffalo.
Elec Rv J 42:342 Ag 30 '13
Human factor In tare collection service. Ji
F, Ohmer. Elec Ry J 41:tT3-4 Mr 1 'II
Joint meeting of the Accountants' and Trans-
portation & traffic associations discusses
fares and tr.insfers and express and freight
traffic. Bloc Ry J 48:798-800 O 16 '13
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290
INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
street rariro»d»— Fares —con ((niwd.
Low fare ordinance passed In Toledo. Elec
Ry J 4S:1Z01 D 6 'IS
Prepayment zone system Inaugurated at l>el-
ceaier. Elec Ry J 41:720 Ap 1» '18
Proceed Inse of 4 th annual midyear confer-
ence of Am. Blee. Ry. Asm.. 1111. Elec Ry
J 41:lB4-19t P 1 "K
Pron table limit of five- cent ttroet- railway
rare. H: O. Bradlee. Bdk N 69:211-6 Ja 10
Providence. R L— Roobe ay stem of auto*
matic fare collection. 11 Elec Ity J 4r643
Ap G '13
Report of experts on the result of operation
at reduced fare In Toledo. Bleo By J *i'-
263 F 8 'It
When a reduced rate of tare should not bo
■ — Ry J 4l:6aJ Mr a *U
Wise
Supi
waukee far
14 '13
B«« oUo Street rallroeds— Transfers
nnual reports. Elec By J 41:167-9. Ja 25 V
1 of operating expense
_ _ 1 fesuK In Cleveland. Elec Ry J
41:llS4-5 Je 28 "IS
Brooklyn rapid transit. Ry Age S5:4SE S 19 11
Decision of Board of arbitration In the Cleve-
land case: text. Elec Ry J 41:llE9-a£ Ja IB
Economics of the Cleveland railway situation
as developed In the 1913 arbitration deci-
sion. C. N. Duffy. Elec Ry J 42:770-3 O IB
Final report on San Francisco. Elec Ry J
41;814-S2 My 10 '13
Financial aspects of the relief of congestion
by the construction of subways and vla-
. ducta. C: S. Sergeant. Blec Ry J 43:811-4
O 16 '13
4lh annual report of Board of supervising
enKlneers, Chicago trnclion, for year end-
ed Jan. 31. 1911. Blec Ry J 41:809-11 My
S '13
Investment In electric railway securities. A.
H. Harris. Eng M 46:421-3 D '13
■ "■ '.iind, Elec Ry J 41:957 My 31
Kansas Clly receivers' report to the U. S.
raurt Elec Ry J 42:38 J) G 'IS
Present tendency of street railway operatlnff
expenses. J. J. Burleigb. Slec Ry J 41:1ST-
9 F 1 -IS
Proceedings of 4tb annual midyear confer-
ence of Am, GTIec. Ry. Asan., 1913. BUec Ry
J 41:lS4-19t F 1 '13
Profitable limit of dve-cent atreet-rallway
tare. H: Q, Bradlee. Eng N S9:il4-S Ja SO
■IS _
Proper recognition for "going vklae. ' Bleo
Ry J 41:E33 Mr 2S 'IS
Report on atreet railway ayslem of Kan— >
City. Elec Ry J 41:716-20 Ap 19 'H
San Francisco mimlclpal railway, map Bloc
Ry J 42:672-3. 88S-8 O 11 '13
See of«o Street rallronda — Fares; Street
railroads — Franchises: Street railroads—
Vnluailnn
Franchises
Arbitration of operollng expense charges In
Cleveland. Elec Ry J 41:92fi-9, 971-3. lOJO-
6 My 24-31, Je 14 '13
Cleveland franchise is not a solution. Glee Ry
J 42:918-9 O 25 '13
Decision In Des Moines tranchlae case. Blec
Ry J 41:660 Ap E '13
Kconomlcn of the Cleveland railway situation
as developed in the 191* arbitration decision,
C. N. Duffy. Klec By J 42:770-3 O IB '13
Kansas City franchise developments. Elec Ry
J 42:1149 N 29 '13
Kansas City street railway— proposed ordi-
nance grsntlDg a thirty-year franchise. Blec
Ry J 42:1029 N 8 '13
Mayor Jost'a Ideas on new francUae. Blec
Ry J 41:566 Mr It 'It
Terms of proposed agreomont between Cin-
cinnati traction company and the city.
Elec Ry J 41:148-1 Ap G 'IS
Management
"iuin'il °° -.
American eleclrio railway transportation A
...._ -'in: report of c '"" —
Caring for lost articles In Boston. B: Dana.
Elec Ry J 42:68-9 Jl 12 'IS
Claims department. E. P. Schneider. Elec Ry
J 42:22-4 Ji 6 '13
Disciplining trainmen and recording tum-lns
at Muskogee, Okla. Eleo Ry J 42;13S2-1 D
27 -13
Dispatching and tiandllnt- street cars and
train crews. B: Hammett. Eleo Ry J 41:
108-9 Ja 18 '18
Eiperlence with one-man-operated cars. Elao
Ry J 41:6TS-St Hr t» 'IS
How service requirements are ascertained in
Boston. E: Dana, Elec By J 42:340-1 AT
SO '13
Investigation of street railway service at
Boston. Elec Ry J 42:1398 D 20 'II
One-man cars of the Detroit united railways.
II Elec Ry J 41:1335 D 27 '13
Operaline economies. J. S. Doyle. Eleo Ry J
41:1148-E1 Je 28 'IS
Park management and Its transportation
problems. C. F. Crane. Blee Ry I UitOT
Mr 15 '13
Proposed co-aperatlT« store anfl other Im-
provements In PblladelphU. Blec Ry J 41:
264 F 8 'IS
Report of Board of supervising engineers,
Chicago traction on ^Chicago ^llln« ■i°9j'
. Elec Ry J 41:
.-J- year ended Jan. SI, 191
8S3-S My 17 "13
Report of the Joint committee of Am. electric
railway engineering and Transportation
A traffic associations on train operation for
city service. Elec Ry J 42:775-7 O IB 'IS
Report on traffic condltiona in St. Lonla.
Elec By J 41:878-8 Ap II 'W
Review of the Stotesbury management in
Philadelphia. Elec Ry J 42:1347-8 D 87 '11
Service equipment and operation In Chica-
go. Elec Ry J 43:2BB-8 Ag IB 'IS _
Service improvement In Rochester. Elec By
J 42:178 Ag t '13 _
Service order for Milwaukee lines. EHec Ry
J 42:llS2-8 D 6 '13
Tale of two cities, W; A. Helndle. Elec Ry
J 41:G06-7 Hr 16 '13
Tests of two-car trains In city service. ESec
Ry J 42:936-6 O 25 '13
Train operation tor clly service, Blec Ry J
42:10-6 Jl 6 '13
Uses of the one-man car. Bleo Ry J 41:
672 Mr 29 'IS
Public relation*
Public relations discussed bv New York elec-
tric railway association. Elec Ry J 42:1227-
32 D 13 '13
Kee alio Street railroad law; Street rail-
roads—Franchises; Street railroads— Val-
ftchadules
American electric railway transportation ft
traffic asaoclatlon: report of committee on
Bchedulea and timetables, Elec Ry J 42:847-
8 O n 'IS
Construction of crew and car schedules. J!
J. Dpmpaey. Elec Ry J 41:1161-3 Je 28 'IS
Schedule boards for city lines. Eleo Ry J 41:
72 Ja 11 'II
Timetable making In Buffalo. Blec By J
42:B04-G S 17 11
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INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
291
Street rallroade — (7onliHHeil.
TarmlnaU
Proposed street nllway terminal for Newark.
11 plana Blec Ry J 41:2«e-T F S 'IS
Traek
Caat-weld Jolnla and steel ties In Brooklyn,
11 Glee Ry J 42:9!0-4 O 2& 'IS
Cincinnati traction company's track construc-
tloD methods. 11 i:iee Ry J 4Z:10SB-S N 22 'IS
Maintenance or way In Syracuse. Elec Ry J
42:llST-8 D 6 '13
Modem methods In track bad conatructlon:
Crete b
'IS
Chicago
ChleaKo Burtace rail war oKlclala Advocate
traction merKer. Kleo By J 41;lET-8 Ja 25
■IS
Oetrolt
Decision ot Supreme court In Fort street
case, Detroit. Elec Ry J *1:I030-1 Je 7
Delrolt'a municipal ownerahlp oborter amend-
ments. Blec By J 41;eET :Hr 11 'IS
Oreat Britain
Britlah tramway statistics for 1911-lBll. dee
Ry J 42:87 Jl 12 -12
UtiBUccessful municipal tramwoya in SSnKland.
Elec Ry J 4t:ITl As 1 'IS
KanMB City
Franchise neeotlatlons in Kansas city re-
Bume)J-.--Mec-rty J 41:1031 Je 7 '13
Report on street railway aystem of Kansas
City. Elec Ry J 41:716-10 Ap 1> 'It
Msaaaehusatta
Report of Haaaaohuaetta railroad commis-
sion, 1911. Blec Ry J 41:181 Ja IE 'II
New Vork
„ , . 1th T-rall In Mem-
phis, Tenn. 11 Blec Ry J 42:1146 N 39 '13
Steel tie and concrete track comitructlon at
Spdnsfleld, Ho. Bleo By J 41:108-1 F 1 'IS
T-rall In pared streeta, R. C. Cram, II Blec
Ry J 42:868-73 8 8 'IS
Track construction In Cleveland, Ohio during
191Z. plan Elec Ry J 41:104 Ja 18 '13
Track construction In paved streets. 11 Elec
Ry J 42:526-41 O 1 '13
Track Improvement In Cleveland. 11 plan Elec
Ry J 41:888-7 My 17 '13
Tracli improvemanta at Montreal. Siaga EUec
Ry J 42:989-70 N 1 '13
Track maintenance and reconstruction In
San Francisco. 11 Elec Ry J 41:481-7 Mr IG
t Ak 16 '13
Two methods o( paving street-railway tracfca.
dla« Bng N 70:1229 D 18 '13
See also Mectrlc railroads— Track; Ralls
Tranifara
American electric railway transportation &
tretflc association and Accountants' asso-
ciation: report of committee on fares and
transCers. Elec Ry J 42:811 O IS 'IS
Joint meeting of the Accountants' and Trans-
portation ft tiafllc associations dlscusaas
fares and transfers and express and freight
trafllo. Elec Ry J 42:798-800 O 16 '13
Transfer Issuing and recording machine. 11
Elec Ry J 42:1D«6 N IG '13
Appraisal of the city lines of the Detroit
united railway, plan Elec Ry J 41:B97-8 My
Something along the line of physical and In-
tangible valuation as covered by recent
legislation. R, B. RIfenberlck. Blec Ry J
41:1163-7 Je 28 '13
Street-railway valuation In Kansas City,
Mo. Eng N 69;IOBJ-7 My 22 'IS
Value of property In New York reorganlza-
tlan case, Elec Ry J 41:381-2 Mr 1 '12
Accident prevention In Boston. B: Dana. U
Blec Ry J 41:Sg-tl Ja 11 '18
Brazil
r ambulance, Scl Am 101:111 Ap G
. railways Co. Blec Ry J 41:281 F IE '18
Ssn Francisco
Final report on San Franclaco. Eiec Ry J
41:844-62 My 10 '13
Reports on San Francisco condltfona. Blec
Ry J 41:e2-fl Ja 11 'IS
San Francisco municipal railway, map Elec
Ry J 42:672-3, 686-S O 11 '11
Street railway irafQe congestion In San Fran-
cisco. Eng Bee 67:41 Ja 11 'IS
Transfers between San Francisco's municipal
: railways. Munlc Eng
4G:44-« Jl '13
Syrac
, N. '
Exhibit of New York state railways at Syr-
acuse. II Elec Ry J 41:974-6 My 31 '13
Toronto
Proposed sale of Toronto utilities to the city,
Elec Ry J 42:941-2 O 26 '13i Same, Elec W
62:832-3 O 26 '13
Report on Toronto conditions, Elec Ry J
41;H68-70 My 31 '13
Valuation of Toronto public utilities. Elec Ry
J 42:1053-4 N 15 '13
United States
Mr. DaJrymple's impressions ot his Visit. Blec
Ry J 42:932-3 O 26 '13
Street rallroada. Municipal
San Francisco municipal railway, map Blec
Ry J 42:672-3, S8«,8 O II "13
Unsuccessful municipal tramways In England.
Elec Ry J 42:171 Ag 2 '13
Street sprlnkllno
Sprinkling and Oiling streets. St. Paul, Ulnn.:
organization, methods, cost, and method of
assessing cost. Eng N 70:296-7 Ak 14 'IS
Street traffic
Automobiles and pedestrians. F: J. Hlllman.
It Automobile 29:228-9 Ag_7 '13
Congestion of traiTIc on Fifth ave., N. T.
Munic Eng 44:433-4 My '13
Dangers ot street traffic and danger aignaJs.
F: R. Hutton. Scl Am H 75:236 Ap 12 '13
Motor omnibus accidents in London. Eng.
H. R. Wilson. Eng N 70:650-2 S 18 '13
New street traffic regulation at L*s Angeles,
Cal. C: K. Mohler. Eng N 69:896 My 1 '13
Proposed standard record of street trafBc 11
Bng N 69:4-« Ja 2 '13
Protecting street traffic from falling objects
during building construction at Dey street.
New York city, plan Eng N 70:368 Ag Si '13
Regulating standing ot vehicles on the atreet.
In Birmingham, Ala. Munlc Eng 44:123 F
'13
Trackless- trolley motor for assisting haul-
age on a steep. grade street at Altona, Ger-
many, J. P. Schroeter, 11 Eng N 70:253 Ag 7
'13
Street*
Cave-In of Randolph street, Chicago. U Bng
Rec B8:«77-8, 716-6 D IB, 87 '13
Street sanitation In New Orleans. O: 8.
Smith. 11 Uunic Eng 44:160-1 F 'It
8« alDO Asphalt; Grading; Pavements;
Roads: Sidewalks; Street cleaning; Street
Strength of materiais
Bending strength of ye How -pine timber. J.
J. Morgan. Eng Bee 67:008-9 My 31 '13
Bending strength ot yellow -pine timber. A.
T. North. Bng Rec 88:27-8 Jl G '11
Digitized by VjOOQIC
INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
•-orma. II EUee
Strength of matarlal* — ConKnued.
Combination concrete and cast iron ror
columns ajid arch riba. II EnK N ID:8C4-& O
30 '13
Comparative test of two full-sized relnforced-
concrete ILat-slab panels. H: T. Eddy. 11
Kng N 6»;«24.8 Mr 27 "IS
Comparative t«ata on Or en
W Sl:31g F S 'U
Concrete beams (or underground use. dlags
Eng Sl MIn J 3u:I01i6 My 31 '13
Enijtribiitlon of deformatlonn In stressed
metaJ. C. Fremont. Am Soc M B J 35:1297-
1301 Agr '13
Section moduli for rectunglea; with data
sheet supplement. K. E. Barrett. Mach 1»:
623 Mr 'IJ
Strength «nd ductility of Iron, Bteel and
broDicB at high temperatuTM. Bus N 6B:
372-1 F 20 '13
Strength ot I-beama in neiture. H, F. Moore.
11 dlags lU U Erng Exp Sla Bui e8:l-40 '13
TeatB of large structural compresalon msm-
bBFH. Bng Rec 67:227 Mr 1 '13
Tests of two brick piers ot unuaual slse. J.
E. Howard. It Eng Rec 67:332-4 Mr 22 '13
Tests of two larce nickel ateel coliunns. H:
W. Hodge. U plan Bng Rao eT:»4-E Ifr 1
Concrete stucco, li-, T. Howe. Conorat* Can
2:7S-SO F 'IS
How to put on stucco. Concrete Cem 1:7S-T
Ag 'IS
Roughening walla for atucco flalah, Copcret*
Cem 2:125 Hr 'IS
See at»o Cement
Studenu
Nie alav Colleges and L
Submarine boats
< ElBBllcity; Strains and i
Akron strike conditions becomlos normaL
Automobile 2B:«Se Mr IJ 'II
.,_,_... _..„.. .^^^ ^^ 91:1309
_M>-.2
'13
ilfalo railway men on atrlke. U Bl«c Br J
41:674-S Ap 13 'IS
Cincinnati traction strlhe. 11 Blec Ry J 41:
890-2 My 17 '13
Johanneaburg strike. Eng ft MIn J 96:134 S
6 '13
Lake Superior copper country strike. Bus
menls. Eng £ Min J 98:411 'Al 30 "'iS
Michigan copper strike. Eng £ "'
301-2 Ag Iff '13
2 '13
Municipal responsibility ror strike losses. EIcc
Ry J 41:87S Mj- 17 '13
Present altitude and acllvllles of organized
labor. Iron Age 92:]219-22 N 27 '13
Rand strike. Eng & MIn J^?8:313 Ag 18 ,'18
My 1
■13
J 90:313 Ag IS '1
. Elec Ry J 41:92
Seltlement ot Indlanapolia atrlke. Glee Ry
J ■tl:1059-«l M 15 "13
Short strike on Indianapolis Inlerurban lines.
Elec Hy 3 42:346-7 Ag 30 '13
Strike at Mount Hope (N. J.) Iron mlnea.
Eng & MIn J 95:10(;5-7 My 24 'IS
1 Jamestown, Elec Ity J 41:901 My
13
Strike on the Sunset lines. Ry Arc 65:912-4.
959-62 N 21 '13
Terms of seltlement of Buffalo International
railway strike. Elec Ry J 41:730 Ap 19
Terms of aMtlcment of anclnnall strike. Elec
Ry J 11:93a My L'4 *13
Violence in Indianapolis strike. 11 Elec Ry
J 42:1018-21 N S '13
fiee oIjo Arbitration. Industrial
Structural painting. See Painting. Structural
< for
' decks during aubmergenca. A. Ora-
uenwltz. 11 gel Am 108:22! Mr 8 'IS
"Kangaroo", transport ship for aubmarinea.
II Scl Am S 76:356 D 6 '13
New Kusalan submarine Karaa. P: C. Cote-
man. II Int Marine Eng t8:108~7 Mr 'U
New type of submarine boat. 11 Int Marina
Eng 18:296-8 Jl '13
Ocean-j^ilng aubmarinea. Scl Am 109:284 O
Ocean -guln;
: Gradenwltz. I
I 108:316 Ap 2t 'IS
Thirty-Bli
Scl Am 1«8:566 Je 21 '13
Vlstbtiiiy or submarines. W. L. Cathcart Scl
Am lU9:128-9 Ag 16 '13
Sm alio Torpedo boats
Submarine cables. See CaUeg, Submuibe
Submarine navlaatlon. See Submarine boat*
Submarine painting. See Painting, Babmarlna
Submarine signals
Submarine violin. Scl Am 108:614 Je T 'IS
Wireless and Bound signals aa aids to navi-
gallon. L. B. Browne. II Scl Am 109;M
Jl 10 '13
Submarine tranamlaaion. See Cables, Subma-
Kleclj;lc plants — Substations;
1 S TGlSO F
itrtke. Eng £ Min J 16:
Island. B. Ja-
Subwaya
Aiameda avenue subway In Denver. II plan
Eng Rep 68:66-8 Jl 19 'IS
plana Eng N 70:1190-2 D 11 '^^13 ""' ""''
Building a tour-track tunnel beneath Broad*
way, New York. Scl Am 108:154 F IE "18
Building Harlem river subway tubes. [I diaga
Eng He" ".Mn_. 1-. A .in
Concrelln^ . _.._ ,
II Eng Rec 68:101 O 11 '13
Contract signed tor New York subways. Ry
& Ehig R B3:Z60-3 Mr M '13
DIfflcult bracing for l.ejtlnglon avenue aub-
wny. N. Y. Eng Rec 67:632 Je 7 '13
Difficult tunnel work on the Metropolitan
rallwaj; of ^Parla, France, diaga Eng N 70:
Excavating Lexington avenue subway: un-
stable soil on section 2A neceasltated heavy
timbering, special drainage equipment, un-
'Rp?'fis"?"r? ?"* aewer relocation. dIaga Bng
Kec 6B:216-7 Ag 23 IS
Extenalona of the Boston aubway. U Ry ft
Eng R 53:262-4 Mr 22 '13
Financial aspecia of the relief of congeallon
fi vf, ;,it,Ti
Hamburg subway and elevated railway. 11
map Elec Hy J 41:416-8 Mr S '13
Harlem river aectlon ot the New York sub-
iHtlng and sinking. 11 dlags Bng
Rec 68:284-7 -S 13 '13
inel. diags Eng Rec
tunnel. New York
Harlem river tubular
city. 11 Ry ft Eng R 53:077-8 O 18 '13
Harlem river tunnel; details ot construction
bv the Hoff system. 11 Iron Tr 63:533-7 S
Digitized GvCOC^lC
INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
Subwaya — Continued.
Overcoming dldlcultleH In New Tork Loi-
Ington ayenua subway: eicavatlng
Pro^ret. . „^
York city. Ry & Ens R Sl:lU3K-» N S ■|3
ProgreBS ot the new HBrlera river tunnel:
sinking Of the flrst section of tunnel tubes.
11 Sci Am 109:214-5 a 27 '13
Proposeil aubway for Chicago. W: J. ShankB,
Eng N 70:lO4< N 20 'IS; Same. Ry & Bng
R B3;10Sl-2 N 22 '13
Proposed Bubivay system (or Chicago, plan
Railway tunnels o( New York city. A. Noble.
11 plans maps J Fr Inst ITE:3<3-84 Ap '13
Railways and subways at Guenos Aires P
Levis, i] map Eng Rec 6S:613-6 N 29' '13
Rapid transit development In Berlin and New
S'ysriHS'ifz""" ""■ ~" ""
Shall we have bridges or tunnela7 O F
Kuni. Scl Am S 76:402-3 D 27 '13
Sinking second section of Harlem river tun-
nel tubes for Lexington avenue subway.
New York city. Eng Rec 88:372 O 4 11
Subway lire
■13
Subways for Chicago.
Eng 4E:6
Effect of sugar on concrete. C: A. Natr-
hall. Eng N <9:4TB-9 Hr S 'IS
Sugar beet. See Beeta and beet sugar
Sulphides
Sulphide _. „,
microscopic study.
Glow of sulphur. W. H. Watson. Scl Am S
7B:39i r> 20 '13
Increased Sulphur output. Bng A MIn J tS:
»e Ja
ulphurlilng method: sulphur removed
tntatlon Into Its elemental forma. W:
by distliratlon Into lis elemental forma.'
A. Hall. Eng M 4G:818-8 8 IS
Present status ot the thiogen process. S. W.
Young. Eng 6 MIn J 35:363-70 F 15 '13
Testing oils for sulphur. W: Pattern, Power
37:625-7 My G '13
Texas sulphur. Scl Am 103:65 Jl 26 '13
While Island sulphur deposit, tl Bag ft MIn
J 95:815-7 N 1 'IS
MIn J 96:318-80 P 8 .„
Ore bedding by the Tennessee copper co ■
S i-"*w1'''*' ''"S" sraeltiuB-works rases
H.^J. Wierum, Eng & MIn J 95:485-7 B
^^'1"/?.'^*"™ '" '3™a' Britain.
T 96:776 O 25 '13
,^ •^;-\-, — d diagrams [or sulphurous
add. Hybl. Am Soc M E J 3B:1066-T0 J™ '1!
alto Solar power plants
" 21 -is'""
Duchesne'i
7 Je 28 'IS
Timbering and drainage covered aubway
Irench In oulcksand. Lexington ave., N. T.
Eng Rec 68:249-50 Ag 30 '13
Troy union station depreaaed concourse J.
R. Tatt. Eng Rec 68:691-2 D 20 '13
Tunnel excavation on section lA of the Lex-
ington ave. aubway In New York, II dlaga
Eng Rec 68:147-8 Ag 9 'JS
Unit aubway conatructlon in Kansas City.
11 dlags Bng Rec 68:228-80 Ag 30 '13
Utilizing electrical energy In the construction
ot subway at Boston. II Bleo W Sl:44-T Ja
6-9 Mr 21 '
Cost of success. Scl Am a 76:291 My 10 'IS
One essential of success la system. II Dom
Eng 64:68-9 Jl 19 '13
Success. B. A. Worthlngton. Ry ft Bw R 53:
S4-B Ja IS 'IS
Suei canal
Rock-removing machinery of the Sues canal.
J. Boyer. 11 Bel Am 108:107 F 1 'U
Buei canal Is not owned by the Brlllsb gov-
"-I Am 8 75:81 Ja SE '11
^ and superheat Scl
increase In locomoUve capacity by the use
Hy & Eng H 58:101-3 P 1 'IB
m.^lVi^""^* and operation of superheater lo-
164 B.?,! ■?* f Ryder. U Scl Am S «:
Jl 'l3 ■ '^'""'- ^"« M 45:682-8
,^ t?^^ "***?' "'"» '^^ wlihout Jacket-
ing. H.HansieL Power S7;Se9-70 Mr 18 '11
Ap I'^is"*- ^- "• ^' "^'^'■- P°"^ *T:471
5H"?k;^r3B:!rrjrir'is*- °™^"'-
.f,h,?i.7h*1!" squirrel cage superheater for
See alio Locomotives — Superheaters
SuperheatinB
'Agr92''l8"^'Y4''"s''' ^"P*'"*'"''' """W" I'^"
Hy^erbasls. Met & Chem Eng 11:283 My
r heating: thea-
Superheating ajid t
retlcal discussion
Egj-ptlan state railways. P. ft. 'freWthlS^
and P. J. Cowan. Ry Age 64:1643-8 Ja 20 '13
f" "'»'> L»™ motives— Superheaters; Su-
Superpho)
Manufai _,
Mines ft MIn
Manufacture of acid phosphate, t
' — :: :;» jans
Hj'perbaalB. Met & Chem Eng 11:283 My
Supply cars. See Cars (supply)
Supramft court. See United States— Supremi
■13
. Sci .
9:110 8 IS
I the battlefield, dlags
Military
Bleaslngs of selen„ „ „
Scl Am 109:177 D 20 '13
Surveying
Allowable use o[ small angles in surveying.
„,W. H. Rayner. Eng Rec 68:439 O 18 'IS
Civil service examination for New York
state. Eng N 70:1129 D 4 '13
Countj; surye^r-englneer. J. W. Mavlty. BSng
J. A. Macdonald.
... . -rveyor- engine
N 70:1189 D 11 '13
Dominion land survey
_EnB Rec 68^166 Ag 9 '13
Anderson. Eng N 69:846-9 Ap 24 '„
How to lay out building lots or foundations.
Concrete Cem 2i261-H My '13
Instructlona for subsurface survey ot Cin-
cinnati. Eng N 70:1080-3 N 27 -US i
I A..OOgIC
INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
Surveying — ConHnwud.
Manual algnB.\B for fleld ensineera. II Bnff
N 70:360-1 Ag 21 'I! _
Plane-ta-ble survey In Asia Minor. L. T. Hm-
ory. LI En(t Rbc 88:437-8 O IS "il
Preliminary survey for Mount Royal tunnel.
Eng & Min J 9B:«61-2 Mr 29 '13
Surveying lota with curved boundaries. Bnf
N 69:1328-30 Je 26 'IS
United States land survays In rou(k eonntry.
Eng Reo 67:406 Ap 13 -18
Bet alio Leveling: Railroad surveying
Survey Ins. Hytlrographtc. Bee Hydrocrapblo
BurveyInK
Surveying. Photographic. See Photographtc
surveying
Surveying, Topographloal. See Topocraphlcal
surreyins
Bee Barometer: Steel tape: Stereocompar-
Suapended l_ .
Scaling mountain peaks by elevator. II Scl
Am S 7S:1S*-B Mr IB 'II
dee alio Cableways; Telpherafls
Suspension bridges. Bee Brldses, BuspenelOD
Swaging; machines
I,angeller hot swaging machine with heal-
ing furnace. II Mach 19:816-7 Je '13
Langelier swaging machine for wire spokes.
II Am Mafh 38:762-3 My 1 '13; Mach 18:739
My 'IS
Machine for swaging automobile nlre-wbesl
spokes. Scl Am 109:214 S 13 '13
Swain, Qeorge Fillmore. 18E7-
Qeo. P. Swain, prealdeDt of Am. Boo. C S).
C. P. ADbd. pot Bng H «S:1S8-I Jk U '11
Swamps. See Marshes
Swank. James Moore, 1832-
Jamea M. Swank retires, por Iron Age 91:
Industries and reiource*
Blectro-mettllurgy In Scandinavia. Ehig A
Min J 96:1208-5 Je 14 '13
Sweepers, Motor, See Street cleaning
Sweeping
Set alto Vacuum cleaning
Swimming pools
Boiler capacity required to heal a swimming
pool. J. P. Llsk, Power 37:277 F 2S 'IB
First open air natatarlum for Chicago. II
Muntc Kre 44HS1 My '13
Swimming poo] In tbe new BTmnUlIIDi Of the
Rensselaer polytechnic Institute, Troy, N.
Y. plan E!ng N 69:268-7 P B '1>
Swindiera and swindling
Salted mines. G. L. Sheldon. Eng A Min
J 96:1113-4 D 13 '13
Swlns
Pork production. J. I. Thompson. 8cl Am B
75:324 My 24 '13
Swing bridges. See Drawbridges
Switch damper. Development of the. W: J. S.
Baldwin, plana Heat ft Ten 10:>t-S Ja 'II
Switchboards
" ^. C. Cassard. diagi Pow-
— ruction al
.' 63:806-7 O IS 'IS
Set atao Electric awltches
Switches, Electric, Bee Electric ■witches
Switches, Railroad. See Railroads — Switches
Manufacture ot Japanese swords, with refer-
ences to the sworda of other countries, R.
I. Geare. 11 Metal Ind n s 11:104-6 Jl '11
Sydney, Australia
Rapid transit
Prf.i>osed euhways and harbor bridge at Syd-
■--■ . C. O. Burge. Eng Rec 67:
See Electric symbols
Symbols, E
Synchronising
Operation of frequency changers. N, B. Funk.
Am Inst E E Pro 82:1678-96 Jl '13: Dlscna-
Blon. 32:2166-71 D 'IS
Synchronous motors. See Electric motors, Syn-
Syndicalism
Syndicalism: a policy of ruin. Eng U 44:929-
31 Mr '13
Syndlcallam or co-operation? J. Douglas. Bng
" •■ Mr -IS
Synthetic
Synton tiers
Marconi multiple syntonli
1S7 Mr 22 '13
See Stone, ArUOdal
II Scl Am S IE:
T-ralis. See BgUs
Tacttometers
Brown electric tachometer. Mach 11:477-8 F
surement of speed. N. U. Hopkins.
__ , 62:136 Jl 19 '13
New electric speed Indicator and recorder. II
Met & Cbem Eng 11:109 F 'IS
Vehicle movement recording device. 11 Scl
Bridges
ghway ._
:42B-9 Ap 1* '13
Public works
Tacoma's NlBquBlly river development. R.
H. Richards. 11 Eleo W •2:227-9 Ag 1 'IS
Tact
Value ot taot. Power I7i6l 3% U 'It
Tailings
79:1147-62 Jl '13: Discussion. 83:2709-13 N
Talc Industry. Bng A Min J 96:186-6 Ja 18
Talking machinea. See Phonograph
Talking moving picturea. Bee Moving and talk-
ing pictures
Tali buildings. See High buildings
Tamping machines
Mechanical trench tamping. 11 Munlc ESng 44:
M9-71 Je -IS
Tamping machine for baokfUllng trenobas. H
Bng N IS:!*!-! V 10 'IS
Economic study of acacias. C. H. Bblnn. II
U S AgTlc Bui 9:16-26 '13
Harvesting tan twirk. 8: J. Record. II Set
Am 8 76:40B-» Je « 'IS
Tan bark, dlag Eng M 46:233-7 Hy IS
Tanbark, See Tan tiai^
Tank car design. H. E. Paraona, diaga Ry
Age (Mech ed) 87:445-6 Ag '13
Motor tank ship Wotan. II Int Marine Bng
18:496 N '13
Motorshlp Wotan. II Power 38:604-6 O H '13
Twin-screw molor-shlp Hagen — a new Krupp
tw-o-Btroke type Dlesel-englne tank vesa^
of 2400 b. hp. J. R. Wilson, II Eng N 68:
906-7 My 1 -i3
Tanka
House tanks and the principle of their con-
BtrufUon. F. W. Tower. EWra EJng 63:184-
5 My 17 'II
Joplln Intermittent settling tank. C. T. Rice.
U Eng & Mtn J 96:1198 Je 14 'IS
dcy Google
INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
Ing acetylene gaa. If plan Iron Age 92:489-
95 8 1 'IS _
PraportloDlnc th« ahtll platlns of tank*. Stag
N l9;lTa-l 3a. U '18
Tank ieaiga: behavior ol a large naholder
tank. Ens N t»:tlt F 10 '1>
Tanks tor vegetable oil. Concrete Cem 2:124
Mr -IS
Bet alM Grain elevators; ImhoR tanks:
Rallroada — Water supply: Septic tanks;
Tank cars: Tank Bhlps: Water lowers
Tanks, Water. See Water towers
Tanneries
. Dom Eat
'13
HIT In the Senate. Ens & Mln J B«:
: J 'IS
I, Bleel and metal tarlR rates. Iron
:7J3-7 O 2 '13
■lit bill. Iron Age 91:896-7 Ap 10
1 tree Uet.
I Concrete Cem 1:171-1 Ap 'li
Tanning
Syntans: new artificial tanning materials. E.
Stlaany. Scl Am 3 7G:242 O 19 '13
Synthetic tannin. Scl Am B 7e:H7 B 6 'IS
Tantalum
Separation ot niobium and tantalum. Eng &
Mln J 9S:12&0 Je II '13
Taper boring and turning attachments. A. A.
Dowd. diags MHch 20:2«G-'l D '13
Turning tapers on a lathe, F. W. Roth. Am
Hach 38:778 My 8 '13
'I^estHea from the architectural point o(
view. G: L. Humer. II Arch Sec tt:l-13,
117-61 Ja-P '11
Tapestrtea, their origin, history and renals-
oance, by O: L. Hunter. Review. II Arcb
Rec aj:n-3 Ja '13
Methods used and new type of tap thread
rellel. diags Mach 20:Zei-4 D '13
New standard dimensions [or taps. Mach 19:
367 Ja '13
Special shanks for taps, diags Mach 19:130
F '18
Tap fluting cutters, diags Mach 19:508-9 Mr
See alio Screw machines
New Undern
placed on t
Ap 10 '13
PlB iron and lerro may oe pui <
Iron Tr R B2:]25« My 29 '13
Power o( corporation feared In case tarlfl Is
reduced: hearings at Washington. Iron Tr
R S2:il6 Ja IS '13
Proposed new tariff; metals and ores. Eng
& Mln J 95:769 Ap 12 '13
Proposed iHrlit on automobiles unchanged.
Automobile 29:625 O 2 '13
Tariff hearlnsf at WaahlnEton. Iron Aice 91:
3-6 Ja 16 '13
Tariff bearings on schedules B and C (rods
and wire). Eleo W ei:21» F 1 "18
Tariff hearings on schedules B and C; arc
lamp carbons; aluminum; mica; ferroalloya
Underwood-Simmons metal tariff schedule.
Iron Age 91:l,'.19a-lBl!'d Je 26 'IS
■-' 1 tariff bin. Elec W 61:760 Ap 12
Ap 24 '13
Wiiat Congress thinks of the
Iff. Foundry 41:2I» Je '13
i-Underwood E
I of c' -
propoees reduc-
! 28:798-9 Ap .. -_
Woolen Industry and the tuUT. J. E. Fletch-
er. Am Ind lS:ie Ja 'IS
Tarred roads. See Roads, Tarred
Task setting for llremen. W. N. Polakov. diags
Am Soc M E J 35:1729-69 D 'IS; Same cond.,
with discussion. Power 38:881-7 D 23 '13
Tiak work. See Time study
American electric railway association: report
I taxation. Blec By J 42:
703 D :
Brlquettlng pitch frt
Age 92:589-90 S 11 is
New process of cleaning producer gas. H. F,
Smith. 11 dlag Am Soc M E J 35:1601-8 N
'IS: Same. Iron Age 92:1158-9 N 20 '13;
Same cond. Ind Eng 13:531 D '13
Sec alto Roads, Tarred
Target prsctica
Shooting at moving pictures. II Scl Am 109:
49 Jl 1» 'IS
Sre alio Rifle practice
TarHf
Jiie alto Customs service
United SUtsa
Cement Industry In the United States. Eng
Rec <T:e> Ja 18 '13
Chairman Topping on Iron and steel tanff;a
-rument against I'— ' ' "■'" ' — "
_l:206-7, IIT-S Ja
Effect of tariff on I
SS:177-8 N 8 '13
Ferromanganese duty. Iron Age 91:1016-7 Ap
24 13
Hearings before the ways and means commit-
tee. Iron Tr R 52:263-6 Ja 23 '13
Lead and sine schedules. Eng A M!n J 98:667-
8 O 4 '18
Manufacturers' opinions on the Underwood
bill. Iron Tr H 52:935-6 Ap 17 '13
Metal schedule In the House. Iron Tr R 62:
1084-6 My 8 '13
Metal schedule of the Underwood tariff: duti-
able Mat and free list. Iron Age 91:Bup
894a-S?4d Ap 10 '13
J. Pastorlia.
846 L _. __
Houston's plan c.
MuDlc Eng 46:235-6 S 'IS
Srt alto Appraising: At
atlon; Corporations — Taxallon; Income Tax;
■rlnclplo of Selman
Taylor system. See Scientific management
Tea
Furnishing tea tor workmen. II Ind Eng IS:
869-70 S '18
Teaching
BfHclency in learning: a practical result of
experimental pedagogy. P. R. Radosavlje-
vlch. It Bel Am 109:179-80 8 ■ 'IS
«« alto Education
Technical education
Course In Industrial physics. Eng Rec 6T:
611 My 10 '13
Educational experiment In Rochester: co-
operatlun of school and shop. Elec By J 41:
461 Mr 15 '13
' education. Bng Rec
,- — Jcal graduate. H.
Everett. lot Marine Bng 18:17-8 Ja '13
How can the colleges and the Industries co-
operalsT I. L. Lee. Ry & Eng R 5S:T10-1 Jl
26 'IS
Industrial need o[ technically trained men.
Scl Am 108:251; 109:11, 116, 218, 291 Mr 15.
Jl 11. Ag 9, S 13, O 11 '13
Municioal need of technically trained men.
I Am 108:342 Ap 11 '13
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INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
Technical aducstion — Continued,
Study ot modem ia^tgaagaa In tftchntul
schoota. W. H. HeraoheL Ens N SSAlt-B F
27 '13
Teclinicul tr lining and specliilliallon. Iron
mobile 2B:8!IT Ap 24 '13
Why thera 1
technically
108 :HS Je I
; Wire
IQtect
i lelec
Qph
Train dlapatch-
IntiR
dlHlan
lele-
Work'of the ieoiinlcal Hchool. H: M. Howe.
Iron Age Hlil^Ol Je G '13
Sre alto Apprentices: Corporation Bchoola:
EnglneertnB education; Industrial educa-
tion; Mining schools and education: Rail-
road education; Trade Hchools
Technical literature
French and (ierman literature tor electrical
engineers. R. C. I'owell; W. Whlted. Eng N
6!>:iail-3 My IE '13
Sfc aiKO Knglneerlng literature
Technical papers
Improving; the character of technical papers.
Bng Sec 67:Z49-E0 Mr 1 'IS
Technology
Manufactures; Mrtalhirgj': Teclinicol edu-
Telagraph
Combined telephone and telegraph service;
phantom tlrculis. H, 3. Warren. 11 Kng M
*fi:Z74-6 N MS
How telegrams .ire sent In China. IL K;
Chambers. 11 Si^i Am 10!i:!6T N S '13
Propagation or high-frequency electric wavea
along wires. J: S. Stone. Set Am S TE:3<19-U,
333-S My lT-24 '13
Status of the telegraph in 1*11. W: Maver, Jr.
Elec W ei:i4-E Ja 4 '13
Telephony and lelegraphy In 1912. Elec R &
W Elec'n fl2:7-8 Ja 4 'l3
3Sd annual convention ot Railway telegraph
superintendents, St. Louis, May, 1913. Elec
Intenalfler (or telephone transmission. J.
Boyer. Scl Am 10g:G44-E Je 14 '13
Intercommuniratlng telephone raclllIleB of
the Burnslde shops. Illinois Central rail-
road. II Ry & Eng tC S3:113( D B '13
Loaded and unloaded telophone lines. A. B.
Mine rescue telephone equipment
109:340 N 1 '13
National Independent telephone c
Chicago, Feb.. 1813. Elec W SI; 48T-B Mr 8
■13
Pioneers In telephone engineering. Tr A :
Watson. 11 Scl Am S 75:210-7 Ap 5 "11
Portable mine rescue telephone. II Eag ft
Min J B6:246 Ag 9 '13
Present atatuB of the telephone Industry In
the United States. Eng N B9;784 Ap IT 'IS
Propagation of high-frequency electric wavea
along wires. J; B. Stone. II Scl Am 8 76:
309-11, 333-6 My 17-24 '13
: telephone patents. Blec W 81:ir '*
Slat
, J58.S. 940-1
- - My r
Mr 1
. 'iSiC-S Ja I'l, ii" IE.
14
. of the telephone In till. 8: <
Meen. Enec W Sl:i3-4 Ja 4 'II
Teleplione e:.ll system. II Elec W 62:9
Uc-
Telegraph, Submarine
Go It patent for submarine cable signaling.
plan Klec W 61:«BS-S Mr 2» '13
Morse signals from London to New Toric Scl
Am 108;192 Mr 1 '13
Telegraph, Wlrelesi. See Wlreleea telegraph
Teleoraph poles. See Poles: I'olea, Concrete
Telegraph wires, Singing of. Scl Am 108:337
Ap 12 '13
Telepathy
Law ot magnetic coininunl cations between
human heinsa. S, Richardson. Scl Am 10:i:
127 Ag 18 -13
Telephone
... Friendly _ _..
EL Burns. II Am Insi E E Pro 3^:1442-
l)» Je '13: DISCUHHion. 32:2273-90 1) '13
Automatic telephone system. 11 dlag Elec W
61:1329-30 Je 14 '13
Batter- ringing telephones; syatem specially
adapted for small Installations, plan Scl
Am S TE:30-1 Ja 11 '13
Charles Bourseul and the electric telephone.
Elec W ei:S73 My 10 'IS
Combined telephone and teleiiraph service:
arangement.o for simplex, composite iind
phantom circuits. H, S. Warren, il I'^g
M 4G:2T4 N '13
ElectrliBl phenomenon. A. A. C. Swinton, Scl
Am H 75:243 Ap 19 '13
Eizhlbit of historical and modem telephone
apparatus. II Elec W CI :3ilB-9 F 15 '13
Oerman police telephone. A. Gradenwltt. U
Scl Am S TS:ei Ja 2G 'It
Guir of Georgia submarine telephone cable
E. P. I.a Pclle and I... P. frim. II Am
Inst E E Pro 32:1818-31 S '13
Telepho
5, 32.'! - ..^
Telephones on llie Pennsylvnnin railroad. J.
C. Johnson. Ry Age 54:1178-7 My 30 '13
Telephony and telegiaphy In 1912. Elec R *
W Elei''n 62:7-g Ja 4 '13
TOKi of arliflclal aerial telephone line at
frequency of 760 cycles per second. A. E.
Ken nelly and F. W. l.,leberknecht. blb-
llng Am Inst E E Pro 32:i;tiO-1301 Je '13;
IllscUBSion. 32:2279-90 D '13
Rpe alio Electric lines; Eaectrlc wire and
wiring; Poles; Switchboards; Train dls-
[latchlng; also Central union telephone co.
Alternating-current generator for telephone
■ _ Ebllng. plans Blec W
Proposed absorption of ctimpetlng telephone
service in Chicago. Elec W fiZ:m Ag 2 'IS
Solution of the telephone trust dlfflcuTty. K,
L. Lunt. Elec W 62:340 Ag 18 "13
Telephotography
Electric tranamisslon of color photographs.
8. M. Powell, plans Elec W 61:792-3 Ap 12
'13
Marino system of color telephotography, tt
Scl Am IO«:272 Mr 22 '13
Rapid telephotography. R, Qrlmahaw. Scl Am
Reflector— the telescope of the future: why
the large refractor must give way to mir-
rors. E: A. Fath. II Bel Am 103:80 J1 12 '13
Telescope flah
(Turlous exotic flshe«. J. Boyer. II Scl Am
109:92 Ag 3 '13
Telatcope sights
Fire conlrol platform of a United States
battleship. J. B. Walker. Scl Am ia9;3S3
N S '13
Tellurlde ores
Concentration ot lelliirlde ores. H: B. Wood.
Eng & MIn J 95:885-6 My 3 '13
Telpherage
Freight handling at steamship terminals, tl
plan Int Marine Eng 18:64-6 F '13
Warehouse telpherage system. II Eng N tl:
40-1 Ja 2 'It
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; Ens 1
Tamporature
EMTect or air temperature, baromelrlc pres
aiire and humidity on the temperature
L. \V. Chubb and P. ThomaH. Am Inst
E E Pro 32:B(-t-6J F '13
rise o" mot'oTB and generatura. M. W. Day
and k. A. Beekman. Am Inal E E Pro
32:416-36 P 'IS
Increase or well temperature with depth.
Eng & Min J S6;7S3 U 2i '13
and humidity of tlie 'cooling medium on
temperature rise of stationary Induction
apparatua. J. J. Frank and W, O. Dwyer.
Am Inst E E Pro 32;33S-62 F 'IS
Laboratory Invesligatlon of temperature rise
luidfi. .
Yierlng. Met & Chei
ll:l?« Ap '13
Temperature and electrical Insulation. C. P.
Sleininetz and B. G. L^mme, Am Inst H E
Pro 32;!13-23 F '13; Discussion. 32:I67»-
1T31 Ae 13
Temperature conversion table. Met & Chem
Eng 11:3M JI "IS
Temperature conversion tables. L. Waldo,
Am Inst MIn E Bui 76:K5-U Ap '13; Dis-
cussion. 77:S82 My 'IS
Temperature of certain operations ln_ the
m-c aUo Cold: Heat: Melting points:
Ocean temperature; Thermoelec-trlcity
Meaiuremant
Comparison or methods or loading largs
H. Blanchard and C. T. Ai
E E Pro 31:464-75 F '13
Regulating the " '
Modern methods or measuring temperaturt
electric and other thermometers ror uc
in Industrial operations. R. S. Whipple,
dlags Sci Am S 76:296-9. 313-5 N S-ls '1
Praclical appIlc:itlons or temperature meac
P g Whipple. Set / ~ '
T D
6 '13
occupies ai
id resistance colls for de-
inatlon or
local temperatures In elec-
. J. A. Capp and U T.
Robli
Inst B E Pro 32:702-8 Mr
'13
Thermophones ror temperatur_
in Kensico dam. Valhalla, N. Y. Eng Rec 6t>.
119-30 Ag 2 -13
Hir iilao Calorimeters and calorlmetry;
Pyrometers and pyromelry: Uiidlometers;
Radlomicrometers; Tliermometers
Temperature records rt
Mew temperature recorder built by Leeds ft
Northrup co^ Fhll. II plan Het ft Cbera
Eng 11:110 F '13
Template*
Templates rur emliankmenl slopes. M. D.
Bwell. II dlags lOng N 70;*l21-2 U 23 "13
Temples
Baalbek the Mysterious. H. J. Sbepstone. 11
Scl Am lu9:45fl-7 D 13 '13
Temples or Dilwara on Mount Abu. T, G.
Dalai. II Scl Am 8 78:300-1 S 27 '13
ory temperature
Tenement housei
Reinforced concrela Whitehall
building. Providence, R. I. plan Bng Reo
67:158-9 F S 'IS
Three-atory It-ntment built or concrete with
wall maclilnes. II Concrete Cem 2:43-4 Jb
■13
Ore alto Housing problem
Tennessee copper company
Report ror 1912. Eng & Mln J 96:839 Ap 26
How to Increase marine terminal capacity.
H. M. Harding. II Int Marine Eing lg:33&-g
Z E Pro 32:608-16
Mbles. R. W. At-
kinson and H. W. Fisher. Am Insl K K Pro
32'e6S-73 F '13; Discussion, 32:185^-67 S
'13
Discussion of group I papers (Heating, heat
measurements, rating by heat). (See Pro-
ceedings (or February, lltl3) Am Inst E
E Pro 32:1833-83 S "13
temperature changes in sea water. 11 Eng
M 4S:2S1.3 N '13
Measurement or temperature by electrical
means. C: B. Tbwing. Met A Chem Eng 11:
36-S Ja '13
Measurement of temperature In rotating
electric machines. I,. W. Cliubb. E. I.
Chule and O. W. A. Oetling. Am Insl E
E Pro 32;5S4-97 F '13
Method of determining temperatui
and
room temperature, H: G. Relsl _.
Eden. Am Inst E E I'ro 32:226-31 F 13
Method of rating electrical apparatus. W, L.
Merrill. W. H. Powell and C: llobbins. ■-
Inst E E Pro 32:127-36 F '13; ■' "
32:1679-1737 Ag '13
Methods of determining tern lie rature or
transformers. W. M. McConahey and C.
Fortescue. Am Inst E E Pro 32:506-19 F
'13
Methods of determining temperature or
. Int Marine
Halifai. N. S. E.
Eng 18:72 F '13
Locating Ihe friction In our transportation
system. K. H. Rogers. II Scl Am S 75:214
Ap 19 '13; Same cond. Ry & Eng It G3:21Z
Mr 8 '13
New steamship terminal at Philadelphia, H.
M. Harding, plan Int Marine Etig 18:I19-
21 Mr '13
Ocean terminal for Ihe South: Texas Clly
harbor developments. L. C. Talmage. 11 Sci
Am S 75:11i>-T F 22 *13
Port tacilltlea ror ships and cargoes. W: T.
Ilonneliy. Int Marine Eng 18:H>7-» Mr '13:
Same cond. wllh discussron. Am Soc M B
J 35:937-1009 Je '13
Report on New Vork terminals. Ry & Eng
K 63:183-4 Mr 1 '13
What constitutes a steamship terminal. Int
Marine Eng 18:21-3 Ja '13
K™ alto Electric railroads— Terminals:
Freight terminals: Locomotive terminals:
Pons; Railroads— Terminals
Terminology, Electric, See Electric term i not-
Terra -eotta
Hlsl.
■ or I
turat t
H.
King. 11 Arch ft BIdg 45:208-11, 3I1-S My,
JI 13
Terre Haute, Indiana
Tornado, 1913
Tornado and flood damage at Terra Haute.
M. A. Howe. 11 Eng N 69:738-9 Ap 10 '13
Terreatrlal maanetlam. See Magnetism, Ter-
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INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
Anurican boc. (or teatlns materUls, ISth an-
nual meetine, Atlantic Cltr. June, 1913. Con-
crete Cem S:12-4 Jl '13
Amerlc&ii boc. tor teatlnK maCerlKla, letli
aniKUU meetlns', Atlantic City, June,
1913. Ens N 70^7-**, 74-7 Jl S-10 'iS
Reducing spring manufaeturo to a aelence;
equipment of teeting laboratory to facili-
tate the sclent I flc manufacture of motor
vehicle aprlnga, 11 plan Iron Tr R E2:6e7-70
Mr e "13
Swtlety of teatlnic malerialH, Iron Tr R
63:27-9: 3(-B Jl 3 "IJ
Testing laboratory and the const
Slneer. H. ' " . . -
5:142-e Mr _.
Testing of materials. J Fr Inst 176:332-4 S
'IS
Sre alio Cement testing; Coal testing:
Electric testing; Efitensomelers: Fuel test-
ing; Pavement testing; Strains and slreBS-
ei: Strength of materials: Testing ma-
chines; also subjects, subhead Testing, e.
g, Aulomoblla engines— Testing; Boilers—
Testing
Tatting machlnea
DrIU tester for the shop. 11 dlag Eng & Mln
J Sfi:82S-31 N 1 '13
P^tlcue testing machine at Sibley college.
Q. B. Upton. II dlags Set Am 8 7S:37Z-3 D
•* '13
Rail anchor testing machine, dlag Ry Age
G6:KI» a n '13
Schiller machine for testing of metals, dlag
Spring testing niachines. E. F. Lake. II Hach
20:217-2! N '13
I300-ton ter
70:H7 S ]
Texas Iron ore deposits. H. Linton, il map
Bng A Mln J 9e:ll&3-t D 20 '13
Tax as (battleehip)
First super- dreadnotight of the U. S. Navy;
the "Texas." It Sd Am 109:373 N IE '13
Taxas City, Taxaa
Ocean terminal tor the South; Taxaa City
harbor derelopmeDt*. Tj. C Talmac*. II Bi^
Am B 7G:11S-T P U 'M
Texas association of master plumbers
12th annual convention. San Antonla. April.
1913. Dom Ens <3:164-< My 10 '13
Tsxt. boohs
Historic value of text-baoka. H: L. Bul-
len. 11 Inland Ptr E]:3S8-ai. Elg-20 Je-Jl 'IS
Historical Inaccuracies In teit-books on phya-
lea Brother Potamlan. EHec W 82:1221-2
D 13 '13
Taitlle fsbrlca. See Textile Industry and fab-
Tsxtile factor! ea
Atr conditioning tor textile mills. F: W.
Parks. Ind Bng 13:307-8 Jl '13: Same, with
discussion. Am Soc M £} J 3E:lDSe-^2 Je '13
Power matters in textile mills. P. W. Dean.
Power 37:650-1 My 6 '13
Power plants ot textile mllla. J: A. Stevsns.
plans Ind Eng 13:7-11 Ja 'IS
Power plants of textile mills: dlscuaslon of
paper by J: A. Stevens. Am Soc M E J 3E:
632-6 Ap '13
PrinclDles of Industrial llKhtlng; renulre-
t the^ textile Industrtea. I] Ind Eng
Textile Industry and fabric*
Airship envelope fabric. Sd Am 8 7S:270 Ap
20 '13
Testing and properties of textile materials.
J Fr Inst lTG:S»-3 Mr '18
Waterprooflng; of textile tabrlcs by the use
ot aluminium wUta and ot bichromate -gela-
Une. J. Blair. Sd Am S 78:83-4 Jig » ^11
See aUo Fireproof textiles; Silk cotton;
Woolen and worsted manufacture
Textiles, Firsproof. See Fireproof teztllea
Thawing
Blectrlo thawing of fmian water plpoa. ^an
Elec W 81:480-1 Mr 1 'U
Electric thawing ot froier ~
Eng Rec 88:272 S '13
snectrical dwlce tor thawing out troien wa-
ter pipes. C: P. Hoover. U Bnc Bee 87:117-
8 F 22 '1»
Muck thawing by solar heat. 11 plan Eng
& Mln J 9E:70«-T Ap G '13
Selt-contalned atectrlo plpe-thawlns outfit.
Elec W 61:420 F 12 'IS
Substitutes for stream thawing In the Yukon.
Eng & Mln J SSMO Mr 2» '13
Thawing trosen water service pipe under din-
" -- ".. . ^i^ 56.34J D ij
. J. HewltL
■13
. N. Nelson
Thawl
'13
; « MID J 96:278 F I
water pipes by electriciiy in cvau-
;. C. Saner. 11 Munio Eng 41:3G5-e Ap
Theater buildings. See Theaters
Thesters
Collapse of Orpheum theater. New York city.
Eng Rec 63:669 N 22 '13
Contributions to the history of the English
playhouse. H, BeU, 11 Arch Rec 33:181-7.
369-68 Mr-Ap '13
Failure of Orpheum theater building. New
York city, plan Sn^ N 68:184 Ja 80 'IS
Intimate theatre idea. C. L. HageD. II plan
Arch ft Bldg 46:100-9 Mr 'IS
Novel project, il Arch Kec 33:474-6 My '18
Structural details In the Harrli theater, plans
Eng Rec 67:61-8 Ja 11 '13
Unusual girder work In a Pittsburgh theater.
It plans Eng N 70:1230-1 D 18 '13
See alio Stage mechanism; Stairways
Heating and ventilation
Picture theatre ventilation, dlaga Heat A
Ven 10:89-41 A« 'IS
Theatre ventilation situation In Chicago.
Heat A Ven 10:49 O '13
Ventilation ot the Princess theatre, St. Paul
J. Oraham. plans Dom Bng 66:106-6 O 16
Llghtlnfl
Colorado Springs theater Installation. 11 Blee
W 81:EZS-T Mr 8 '13
Thermit
Thermit tor Improving steel Ingots: ravialon
and succeasful operation ol a former meth-
od, H. Goldschmldt. Eng M 44:731-3 F '13
Thermite tor naval use. L,: E. Browne. II Scl
Am S 78:116 Ag 18 '13
Use ot an tl- pi ping thermit In caaling steel
Ingots. E. A. Be<-k. diags Am Inst Mln E
But 76:619-56 Ap '13; Same cond. Iron Age
»l:E45-6 F 27 'IS
Thermit welding. See Welding
Thermochemistry
m. 1 1 — g( ethyl alcohol and ita
mixtu
S Bur Star
Base-metal thermocouplea Mel A Chem Eng
li:.';S8-90 O '13
Modem methods of measuring temperature.
R. S. Whipple. Scl Am S 76:!»2-3 N 8 '18
Note on cold -J unction corrections for ther-
mocouples. P. D. Foote. Met & Chem EInf
11:3:19-33 Je '13; Same. V S Bur Stand
But 9:653-66 D 16 '13
Thermocouples and resistance cells for the
determination of local temperatures In
eleclrlcal machines. J. A. Capp and L. T.
Robinson. Am Inst E E Pro 32:702-8 Mr
TuDcaten-molybdenum tharmo-couple. - C.
Bering; C: B. Thwing. Mot A Chem Eng
11:68-7 F 'IS
Bee aUo Radlomlcrometera; Thermopiles
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New method of ftnalyiloK the worklDgr proc-
eiaea of reciprocating heat ensluei. Ind
Eag 13:17S-S Je -IS
New tables and diagram B for aulphurous
add. Hybl. Am Soc M B J 35:lCKiB-7(> Jo 'IS
Properties of saturated and superheated am-
monia vapor. G. A. Goodenouslt and W:
EL Mosher. Ill U Eng Bxp Sta Bui ti:
1-94 "13
Properties of aaturaled and superheated am-
monia. W: K. Masher. Am Soc M B J 3G;
2B-6B Ja 'IS
Speclllc heata and spedflc volumes of steam
for pressures up to 20 atmospheres EUid
temperatures up to 250 Aeg. cenL M. Jakob.
Am Soc M B J 3E:MG-E0 Mr '13
See ar*a Elntropy; Heat: Steam; Steam en-
Thermoelectrlclty
Midwinter convention, A. I. E. E., New York,
Feb.. 1913. Elec W «I:G1G-2S Mr t 'It
Srt alto Pyrometers and pyrometry;
Thermo-couples
atbermometsr. W. H. Phll-
:(1G a IG 'IS
■ ■■ Ind Ens II:
Absolute pre
lips. II Poi
Manufacture
108-12 Mr 'II
Modern methods of measurtnc temperature.
R. S. Whipple. 11 dlags Scl Xm 8 Tt:iM-9,
313-fi N S-IG '13
Uodem methods of mesaurlng temperatures.
II dtasB Ind Sng lt:t4S-T O '18
New calorimetrlc resistance thermometers,
H. C. Dickinson and B. F. Mueller. II U S
Bur Stand Bui 3:482-92 I> lb '13
Practical applications of temperature meas-
urement R. S. Whipple. Scl Am 3 TGiSeS-
7 D 6 '13
Selection of theritwiineter* for InduMrlkl
plants. B. B. Whipple, n Bag H te;114-< O
Thermometrlc lav. D. R. Harper. M. tlitige
V B Bur Stand Bui S:S69-T14 Mr 1 'IS
See also Calorimeters and calorlmetry;
E!ntropy; Meteor<dogIcal instruments: Pyro-
meters and p3Tometry: 'Tempemture
Thsrmo phone*
Threading machines, Piiw, See pipe threadlns
Thunder-storms
Electricity of thunder-storms. W: J. Humph-
reys. J Ft Inst I7G:241-4 Mr '13
Tide power
Tidal wataTB as a aourcs of power. C. A. Bttt-
tlscombe. 11 Bd Am B TJ:lie-S Ac IS '18
TIas, Railroad. Bee Railroad ties
Tiffany grsen solution
TUtanr flnlah. Foundrr 41:101-4 Mr 'It
TIgre mining company, South America
Report for 1912. Bng & MIn J 9G:120a Je 14
TIlM
Story of hollow-tlle. F: Squlrea. II Arch ft
BldK 4S:>I-« Mr '13
Tile protection for tntertldal concrete in sea
walls, tl Bng N 70:1178-9 D 11 '13
6<t alto Drain tile
Tllea, Concrote. See Concrete tile*
Timber
Bending: streDgth of yellow -pine timber. J.
J. Morgan. Eng Rec 67:608-9 My 31 '13
BendlDK atreoKth of yellow-pine timber. A. T.
North. S^e Bm) •S:27-S JI fi '18
Breaking strength of timber. Bnfc & Hin J
9G:7DG-6 Ap 6 '13
Dlmlntahlnc Umber supply and municipal for-
ests. Ens N 10:4«> S 4 'IS
Forest products of the United Statea: the
economic value of our trees, map Sol Am
S 75:14-8 Ja 4 '13
Oovemment and our national tlmb«r: m da*
fenae of the prasent policy. Sol Am S TB:
ties of timber. Enit & MIn J 95:069 Mr 29
I timber. Bng Rec tT:
In Kenaico dam. .
Eg:119-ia Ak t 'IS
TharmopllsB
, N. T. Bag Rec
0>nBtruction of thermopiles for monochro-
matic illuminators. W; W. Coblents. J Fl
Inst 1TB:19T-S01 My '13
Eixperlments on bismuth thermopiles. W: W.
(>)blents. J Ft Inst 178:071-6 D '13
Thermopiles of recent construction. W. W.
Coblents. dla£s U S Bur Stand Bui 9:12-31
Mr 16 13
ThBrmoseopa _
OOt thermoscope. li Power tS:418 B IS '13
New automatic Are alarm, F. A. I. Fltiser-
ald. II J Ft Inst 170:676-82 N '13; Scl Am
8 7«:J9T-8 D 20 '13
Thermostats
Arrangement of thermostatic regutatlon ap-
paratus In New York post offlce. Heat A
Ven 10:48-9 Ap 13
Automatic tem|>erature regulation, J, Qra-
ham. dlags Dom Bng 64:270-2 S '13
Inexpensive thermostat and ru reyutator.
plan Bn( Reo t7:lll Ja 2S 'IS
Simple electric thermoatat. diac Elec Ry J
48:149 JI 26 'It
These*, Engineering. See BnglnBerlns theses
Thiogen process. See Smelting
Third rail
Report of committee of Am, railway enginr~~
Sale of forest n
845 Mr 2* '13
Unit strasaea for timber. A. T. North; H.
D. Dewetl. Bag K 10:1T9-B1 JI 24 'IS
Unit stresses la timber. A. T. North. Buk
N 70:420-7 Aj- 28 '13
What Is a proper safe unit atresa for tim-
ber? Eng N CS:133S Je IS 'IS
Bte dim Acacias: Dry rot: Forests and
forestry; OrBenheart; Lumber; Trees;
Tim bar -treating. See Wood preservation
Timbering, Mine. See Mine timbering
TIma
Simple method of determining tha tiraa. W;
H. Plckerlne. Scl Am S 70:320 N 15 '18
Time and the sciences. Sd Am 108:440 Hy
17 'IS
Time, standard
How WB get standard time. H. T. Stetson.
U maps Scl Am 8 76:341-8 N tS '18
>Time'Clook*
IntelUswDt ttaa of the tlma>elDd[. B. Daalala.
Inland Ptr E0:ESe-T Ja 'IS
New methods of dtatiibutlna time In the ahops
of the Indlanapolla tractfon A terminal ca
II Elec Ry J »:le4-5 S 20 '18
'12
Mr 21 "13
clearances. Ry Age 54:707-8
Sketch, por Ry & Bngr R 53:406 My IT '13
Thoroughfare*. See Roada
Thread cutting. See Screw threads
Thread milling machlnea. See MUlIng machlnea
Time aignala
American -French radio time signal eiperl-
menls. Scl Am 109:455 D 13 '13
Time alcnala by wireless telegraphy: hourly
signals transmitted from the Eiffel tower
and the accurate determination of lonal-
tude by these m«anB. G. F'errle. I^ng M 45:
719-21 A( 'IS
TImo study
How to make a time study. C. E. Knoeppel.
Ind Eng 13:501-5 D '13
Notaa on time stodlea. B. W. Langlay. Ind
Ens 13:385-8 B 'IS
Time study. P: W. Taylor, Am Soc M B J
35:492-6 Mr '13
Time study and task work explained. S. B,
Thompson. Iron Ago 91:1010-2 Ap S4 '13;
Bama. Ind Ikig 1S'14T-E0 /- "*
I Ag 'IS
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INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
Tims ttuay—Viintinurd.
Titnecable tnaklne In BuKalo. Elec Ry J 42:
S04-5 S 27 '13
Timakeepers. See Clocks; Time clocks; Walch
mnklnc; Watches
Tin
Sheet and (In plate trades in 1912. B. E. V,
I.uty. Iron Ase :p1;86-6 Ja 2 '13
Ttn InduBtrr In 1912. Ens & Min J 95:T6-T
Ja 11 'IS
Tin Rftuatlon In Bullvla. II. nancrort. Am
InBt.Mln K Bui Si-.mi-i- H '13
Topaz and stream tin In Mason county, Tex-
as. H. C. Meyer. Kne & MIn J »o:Bll'2 Mr
S '13
Rfc alto Bronze; Metals: Pewler: Tinning
r tin In
i & MIn J 95;
metallurgy
henhall'a tin-
J 118:771-2 O ..
dressins and the vanntDg' assay.
I process. Eng & Mln
Comlth ....
Met & Chem Sag ll:10t F '13
" " ng. Eng & Mln J
Ap 19 -13
Empirical vs. exs
KnB 11:88-4 F '1
: metlioda Met ft <
Mln J 9S:«2S-< Mr 22 -13
Eng & Mln J
Tinning of copper. L. J, Krom. I] Metal Ind
n s 11:122-3 Mr -13
Tlre«
Report on the Stllwell derailment, Chicago,
Cleveland, Cincinnati & St. LoqIb By. 11
Ry & Bng R 53:1018-7 N 1 '13
Wreck caused by a broken tire. II Ry Age
55:BI1-S O 31 '13
TIra* (automablle)
Akron; where 20.000 tlrei> are made dally.
J.. V. Spencer. II Automobile 28:1287-91
Je as '13
Comprehen8l\'e tests lo develop data for Im-
provements of springs and tires. Automo-
bile 29;2'«-9 Ag 14 '13
Constant Inflation means long tire life. Au-
tomobile 2S:lJ]6-7 Je 28 '13
Construction features In cars which cause ex-
cessive weiir and early blowouts of tires.
dla«s Aulomohtle 29:508 s 18 '13
Heavy truck tires. Munlc Eng 45:176-7 Ag '13
Horizontal lire rigidity. J. B. Dunlop. .
BO 30 '13
' I. dlagB Automobile 2
Iron-tired t -_,
T19-20 Mr 27 '13
Keeping trark of tires; sales records and
other forms. Automobile 2S:13(>(-5 .le 28 '13
Low InflBllon on had roads. J. B. DunloD.
Aotomohlle 2'':692-3 O 1« '13
HaklDK of a pneumatic automobile tire. HL
R. Hall, fl Sd Am 103:32-3 Ja 11 'IS
Making of a tire eastlnfi. II Automobile 29:
sr,-fii ji 10 '13
M.iking repairs on Inner tubes. Automobile
;ff:71 Jl 10 '13
Making sheet rublier. 11 Automobile 29:20-5
._ tires. P. W. Utchlleld. AutomO'
:1225-7 Je 12 '13; Same. Scl Am 8
7fi;10-l Jl 5 '13
Practical developments in tire induatry. J. B.
I>unlop. Automobile 29;1101 D II '13
Solid tires; treads designed for commercials.
II Automobile 28:480-8 F 13 '13
Tire progress shown by antl-skid treads. II
Automobile 28:388-70 Ja 30 '13
Tire repairs— roadside and garage. J. E;
Schlpper. II Automobile 29:495-9. 646-9 "
18-25
'13'
Tires for electric vehicles. Blec W 81:1401-3
Je 28 '13
Tires lasted 3,500 miles. Automobile 29:3ZE
Ag 21 '13
Krc aiKo Automobiles— Wheels
TIrei (locomotive)
vanadium drivlns nbe*l tlrea. U Am
( 87:1:
■IS
Steel- tired, forged and "rolled-steel wht
M. n. Hayes. Elec Ry J 42:1101-4 N 22 '13
TIamer engine
Engine that will run on several fuels. 11 Scl
Am 108:228-9 Mr 8 'IS
Titanium
Cleansing effect of titanium on cast iron. B.
Sloughton. Iron Tr E 52:473-4 F 20 '13
p^-^n. titanium alloy In the manufacture of
__, -..., ^. ,, „, .. c. ._i jog.
e of t;
I. II Bel Ai
1 Bessemer steel. Iron
^3:872-4 S IS '13
Titanium and silicon in rail steel. Eng Rec
87:390-1 Ap 5 '13
"" — ' — -- used in steel making. E. F.
724-B D 'IS
Use of titanium. Foundry 11:150-1 Ap '13
Titusvllte light A power company, TItuivllla,
401 My S '13
^ee aUo Smoking
Tokio. Imperial univervlty
Japanese enKlneering college. Eng N 69:870-
1 Ap 3 '13
Toledo. Ohio
RaiMd transit
Low fare ordinance passed In Teredo, Blec
Ry J 42:1201 D 8 '13
StreaU
Street paving In Toledo. 11 Munlc Eng 45:251-
2 S '13
Tomba
Revival of French Gothic architecture: a
mausoleum after St. Hubert's chapel. L>. R.
McCabe. il Arch Rec 34:202-12 8 '13
Block
init i
63:10fi9-100 N 29 '
Hff Bint Railroads— Train toad
Tonopah, Nevada
Silver cyanldatlon at Tonopah. H. A. Me-
gr-.iw. II Eng & Min J U5:413-7, 455-9, 503-
8 F 22-Mr S '13
Tonopah- Belmont development company
ended Feb. 28, 1913. Eng ft
Jl 3
Motor
'13
r in
44:411-2 My '13
Hultl- cellular tire. Scl Am S 7G:19 Ja 11 'IS
" , C. F. Jenkins. II
Mln J 95:1009 My 17
Munlc Eng Floallni
9:S35-S Jl '13
..._' for mot_.
Scl Am 108:228 Mr 8 '13
Overloading ruins solid tnicl
bile 23:1318-7 Je 26 '13
K. Dowd. II
tool-holder. C. L. Lucas.
Turret luiring and turning tool post. II dlag
Iron Age 91:709 Mr 20 Ua
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INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
Tool iteal
American railway tool foreineii's aisn., 5th
annual convention, Chicago, July, 1911. Eilec
Ry J «:l4T-g Ji S6 '13
American mil way tool foremen's aisn., Bth
amiual conveDQoa, Chlcaso, July, 1913. Ry
& Bng R 5S:na-S Jl SE IS
Buying tool steel lor ths Ur'— -
L.: H. Kenney. Iron Tr i
•13
Cast Bteel In the hlncksmLth shop. G: F. Hln-
kena. R.y Age (Mech ed) B7:492-3 S '13
HardenLns of carbon and low-tunsiten tool
etecla. S. N. Brayahaw. 11 Ens M 44:«D-B,
222-32, 34g-E3 O-D -13
Methods ot teatlns tool steels for the U. S.
navy. Ind Eng 13:278-» Je '13
Microscopic study of high «pe«d tool steela.
II Iron Age 91:lBft-BI Ja IS 'U
Modern tool steela and high-speed tool alloys.
" ". Armstrong- II Bng M 4E:SS3-42i 4S;
301
fwood-
V. a. Geological survey topographic
the civil and mining engineer. B,
rur. Bng N 70:3H-b Ag tl '13
Kec alKa Photographic surveying:
graphical ma pa
Effect of the Omaha tornado on aCruclureS.
A. C- Arend. II Bng N 69:S9S-»00 Hy 1
■IS
Omaha and Terre Haute tornadoes. II Etec
Ry J 41;63S-9 Ap 5 '11
Recent storms and floods. 11 Scl Am 108^316
Ap E '13
Tornado and flood damage at Terre Haute,
Ind. M. A, Howe. II Eng N 69; T3S-9 Ap 10
■18
Tornado of March 23 at Omaha. Neb. 11 map
Eng N 69:690-2 Ap 3 '13
Toronto, Ontario
Harb—
Relation of price of tool aleel to manufac-
turing costs. F: B. Jacoba. Mach 19:330-1
Ja -n
Scrap tool steel reclamation methods. J, J.
Sheehan. plan Iron Tr R C3:2G3-4 Ag I
■13: Same. Ry Age (Mech ed) 87:431-2 AB
'13
Teat thai counts. W:
1S4-200, 401-15 s-V '13 . New harbor and waterfront works.
Eng N 69:1116-9 My 29 '13
Rapid transit
Proposed aale of Toronto utilities Co the city.
Btec Ry J 42:941-2 O 25 '13: Same. Elec
W 62:832-3 O 25 '13
Report on Toronto conditions. Elec Ry J 41:
Webb. Mach 20:121 9GE-T0 My 31 '13
. States navy. Iron Ry J 42:1053-4 N lt> 13
Torpedo boat destroy art
E>eatroyer of destroyere. Scl Am 1
untitles.
5 I'm ted states
0:278 O 11
Urt alio Mac
la
f:70«.g Mr 20
jj J6-Ag I '13 "' '— '
American rallwav tool foremen's aasn. Bth
annual convention: papers, Ry Age (Mech
ed) 87:431-6 Ag '13
Automatic screw machine equipment. D. T.
Hamilton. 11 diags Mach 19:457-62, G35-9 F-
Mr -13
Blimlnatlng; chance In hardening tools, dlags
Rp ft Bng R G3:766-6 Ag 9 '13
Sharpening edge tools. W? D. Graves. 11 Scl
Am 108:143 F 8 ■«
Tool room In sclentldc management. R T.
Kent. II Iron Age 92:496-9 S 4 '13
Sre aim EHamond tools: Files and rospa:
Machine tools: Saws; Tool steel
Tool*, Machine. See Machine tools
Tools, Pnaumatlc See Pneumatic tools
Topai and atream tin In Mason county. Tex-
as. H.^ C. Meyer. Eng & Mln J 95:511-3
Torpedo boats
Torpedoes
Mining the
'13
Modern auti
108:8-3
Sft oHo Ti
Basis for meai
ue of lorque
Slgnldcatlon of luniu'
Power 37:319-20 Mr
Torranes, Calif 01
«:G38 Ja 14
; the story of a
ring lathe capacity; Jhe^
Bng B7:I33-« M
:lty .
'13
Torrance, Cal. R. Sen-
na Kng N 70:870-3 O 30
'. C Bteloch. Inland Ptr 51:
Topographica
Meftii
Topographical maps
Topographic maps I
R. C,
■- mining englnee
"Topographic
B, G. Woodruu „ .„,
1001-10 Je '13: Dlscuaaion, 83:2714-8 N '13
U. S. Geological survey topographic
the civil and mlninc englneer.'E,"(i '
- ' ;S84^S ■-
rood-
. Bng N 70:384^5 Ag 21 'IS
Sir nhn Topographical drawing: Topo-
graphical surveying
Topographical surveying
Cincinnati topographic survey, H. C. Mitch-
ell. 11 plan Eng N 69:652-6 Ap 3 '13
City topographic aurveys. R. A. MacOregor;
H. C. Mile'--" --
Tory. Oeotrray
Printers of noti
841-2 B '18
Towboats and towing
Bxperlmental tugboats: the Pulton and the
Proude. 11 Bel Am S 76:12-8 Ja 4 '11
Experiments on the Fulton and the Froude.
C. H. Peabody. plans Int Marine Sng IS:
7-13 Ja '13
Mieti ft Welsa motor lug boat. 11 Int Ma-
rine Eng 18:23-4 Ja '13
Motor lowboat "Breakwater", diags Int Ma-
rine Eng 1B:J3<-S D '13
Motor tug Natl lie built to do the work of
two steel steam tugs. 11 Int Marine Bng IS:
30 Ja '13
Ocean-going twin screw salvage tug. Carlo-
~ *— the Braall la n_ government. 11 plan
Mar
I Bng 1
:425-T
Mllchell.
N 69:1016-6 My IE
PrederlPk
Oeographlcal charts prepared by aerial pbo-
tofraphy. O, Kammerer. II Scl Am ff T6:.
30JS-1 1^ 10 '13
Short range plane table, Bng ft Mln J 95:
371-2 P 15 -IS
Topographical surveys for drainage dlBtrlcts.
W, A. Blrket, Bng N 69:352-3 F 20 '13
Shallow (
F. M. 1
4 N 13
Steal tug ;
floats for the Brie railway service, II Int
Marine Eng 18:476 N '13
Towboat Narragansett, general utility boat.
II Int Marine Eng 18:31-2 Ja '13
Towboat propeller wheels. C: 8. Unch. Int
Marine Bng 18:359-60 Ag '13
Twin-screw tog Ouarany for Brailllan navy.
". C. Coleman. U Int Marine Bnr 18:233-4
Am 'IS
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Towi
the
Towers of Manhattan and notea — —
Woolworth building. M. Schuyler. II Arati
Bee 33:98-13) F 'U
Sre alio Range towers: Water towers
Tcwers, Steel
Analysts of steel lowers: detemilnHtlon Ol
action of wind loads and deslpn of tow-
er bents. 1. Delson. ICng Hec 08:303-3 8
18 '13
fire also Towers, Tranamlsalon
Towera, Tranamladan
Hysteresis and eddy- " ' '~ '
mission
Eieo
fiO, 000- volt at eel -tower Una construction In
southern California. H. W. Dennis. II dlaga
Elec W 6Z:ZS1-T Ag 9 13
Strength of transmission towers. B. D.
Coombs. Elec W 6!:6« 8 13 "13
Wireless telegraph transmission towers. J,
StedmaJi. 11 Iron Age aZ:S»l-3 O 33 '13
Trachoma. See Conjunctlvltia
Traclna devices
Tracftig through opaque^ SfPf!;* „*'i, ■?,■» '^'
Schwi
Track, Bee
I., Sol .
m S 76:393 D
railroad
'13
: Mfn«
railroads— Tm
Track, Railroad. See Railroads— Track
Track inspection
Track Inspection car; Erie R. R. 11 Eng N TO;
SSO-1
t Jac
■IS
Old object lesson on track Jacks recalled.
Eng N e9:G31-5 Mr 13 '13
Track labor problem. P. L. Jandron. Ky ft Eng
R 63:369-71 Ap 19 '13
Track acalas
Heavy track scale at Oranlte Quarry, near
SiOtsbury, S. C- 11 dlag Ry Age 64:603-4
Mr 19 -13
Inspecting track scales for the U. S. govern-
menl: test car and equipment. H. T. Wade. II
Scl Am im-.ASK n 20 -13
Necessity of accurate railway track scales.
Scl Am 109:210 S 13 '13
Report on track scales by the Interstate com-
merce commission. By & £ng R G3:T5T-9,
T«3-4, 80T-10 Ag 9, 23 '13
Scale lest i-ar of the United Stales Bureau
of standards. II By Arc 55:986-6 N !1 '13
Scale-testing car of the Bureau of stand-
ards. A. H. Emery, Jr. 11 Eng Rec G8:
Track scale sppcincatlonB
64:1562-S Je 20 '13
Weighing half a million freight c
Ry J t1:108D Je
Trackless trolley lines In Austria. F. C. Per-
kins. II Munlc Eng 44:44G-T My '13
Track less -trolley motor for assisting haulage
on a steep-grade street a( Altona. Oer-
many. J. p. Schroeter. 11 Eng N 70:253 Ag
7 '13
Trackless trolleys In E:nKland. II Elec Ry J
42:«&3 O 4 'IS
Tracks. Mine. See Mine trarks
PI ale- rail wars tor road and ateam trafllc. O.
N. Fell. Bng U 44:98-101 O 'U
Traction engines
Advantagea o( tractor transportation, II Scl
Am 109:168 Ag 30 '13
Details of englns test building 01 U. Rum-
ely CO.. Laporte, Ind. 11 plans Sing Rec 6T:
42-3 Ja It ^13
Economlca or the f«rm tractor, p. 8. Boaa. n
ect Am 108:114-6 F 1 '18
Problent of the sniaJI farm tractor. E^ W.
Tractors for farm service: Solssons conteat
II Scl Am 3 76:308 N 16 '13
Winnipeg tractor tHals, 191S. L. W. Ellis. Scl
lAm 100:301 B « 'IS
See alio Agricultural machloery; Electric
tractors; Qns tractors: Motor plows
Tractive resistance
Comparison of freight train and canal boat
resistance. H. A. Houston. Ry Age SG:9li8
N il -13
Sse olso Locomotives — Tractive effort:
Tractors. See Electric traetora; Qaa tractora;
Traction engines
Trade agreements
Settlement of Indlanapotia strike. Elec Ry J
42;lflB9-M N 16 '13
See alia Arbitration, Industrial
Goodwlli patents, trade-marka, copyrlfbta
and franchises. P. J. Eaquarrt. J Aocoont
lG:S9-30 Ja 'It
I«gal aspects of trademarks and trade names.
A. L. H. Street. Iron Age 93:474-6 Ag 2t 'U
Trade-marks In export. H. Kahler. Am Ind
13:21-3 My '13
Set aim Patents
Elbert Hubbard on trade papere. Heat A Ven
10:49-60 S: 4T-8 O; 41-3 N: 40-1 D 'IS
Value of trade papers. W: J. Woolley. Dom
Eng e4:«l-I JI II '13
Value of trade paper In bualness. O. D. CnUn,
Jr. Dom Eng 64:I6T-8 Ag 9 '13
Bte alio House organa
Trade school a
Continuation vs. trade schools, H. E, Ulles.
Am Ind 13:23 Jl '13
Public trade schools or shop schools — whIchT
P. Kreuzpolnter. Am Mach 38:831-2 My 16
gee alio Corporation schods; Indnstrtal
education
Trade unions
American federation of atodcholdera proposed.
Iron Age »l;I6S3-3 Je 26 '13
In the Sundry civil hill regarding use
funds to enforce Sherman act
-„_ -Bor organisations. J. A. Emery.
Am ind 13:13-4 My '13
Labor unions and the rallroada. J, O. Fagan.
Ry Age M:1320-i Je 18 'IS
Let organised labor purge Itself! Am Ind IS:
Peril of the labor-unions. Am Ind 13:3t Mr
'13
Present attitude and activities of organised
labor. Iron Age 92:1219-23 N 27 '13
Trade union accounting. A. B. Carpenter. J
Account 16:440-2 I> '13
What the union has done for Butte. W: Lake-
land. Eng ft Mln J »«:611-S 8 IS '13
See alto Arbltrallon, Industrial; Strikes
Trade waste. See Waste products
Traffic. See Road traffic: Street traffic
Traffic club of Pittsburg
11th annual dinner. An. 10, ISIS. Rr ft Bag
B 83:116-7 F 8 '18
Trailers, See Street cars
Trailers, Automobile. See Automobile trailers
Train detpatchera' association of America
26th annual convention. Loa Angelea, CU.
June. 1913. Ry Age BE;lfi Jl 4 IS
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303
Train diapatching
3. Blmmen. II Sac M 44:<2t-E _ __
System ol car supply and tmln despatch! iik.
London & Northwestern By. plan Ry & Bnc
It S3:9a3-1 O 11 '13
Telephone trsln dispatching-, L^hlgli TaJley
R. R. Ry & Ki\R R G3:4SE Uy IT '13
Telephones on the Pennsylvania railroad.
J. C. Johnson. Ry Age r.4;ll7B-7 My 30 '13
TralD -order •isnal controlled by the train
dlBpatcbcr. II Ehk N 69:1-1 Ja ) 'U
Wireless telesraphy for railway trains. EnK
N 70:124« D IS -13
Train energy. See Train movement; Train re-
Traln Indlcatara
National train indlcalars. 11 Ry Age 54:298-
1 V H '13
Train llghtlna. See Car llshtlns
Train load. See Railroads — Train load
Train movanient
Approximate predetermination of train ener-
E. W. A. Del Mar and D. C. Woodbury-
•c Ry J 42:1055-8 N 15 '13
Economical limits of ^rade reduction. W. U
'Webb. Ry Ase G4:750-3 Mr 2S '13
■ Predelormi nation of energy to propel cara
or trains. Blec Ry J 42:IlSE-7 D t '13
Prede termination of train enersy. C. T.
Hutchinson. Elec Ry J 42:139E-« D 24 '13
Principles ol electric railroading. C. L. de
Muralt. Ry Age E4:SD8-9. 1031-2: 55:230-1,
4IS-3, Ap 4. Uy », Ak S, S 6 '13
8re a
Tranaport ship*
"KanBaroo," transport ship for submarlnea.
11 Scl Am S T«:368 D 8 '18
Transportation
Aspects of transportation. J. B. Kuhn. Scl
Am S 78:138-9, 150-1, 1S8-7 Ak 30-3 13 '13
Early transportation. 11 Inland Ptr 60:898-
901 Mr '13
Installing a mlnini plant In Latin America.
E: W. Perry. II Enx U 44:T21-tl V 't>
Lines of the U. 9. steel corporation from the
Minnesota mines to the Pittsburgh mllla.
II map Ky Age 6G:488-»2 S 19 '13
Locating the frlctlbn In our transportation
syslem. R. H. Rogers. 11 Scl Am H 76:244
Ap 19 '13; Same cond. Ry & Eng R 83:218
Mr 8 '13
Motor transportation as an aid to Industrial
economy. R. W: Hntchlnson. II Eng M 41:
5S8-46 J« 'IS
Organization for handling refrigeration trans-
portation. J, S. Leeds. Ry Age 55:569-71 8
36 '13; Same. Ry & Eng R 53:830-1 O 4 '13
Transporting a 4H-ton cover plate. 11 Scl Am
109:307 O IS '13
Transporting heavy machinery In Mexico.
H. R. Conklin. II Eng A MJn J 95:601-3 Ur
8 '13
Transportation of lumber. Ry A E^ng R 63:
822-3 Ag 30 -13
Sr< Blao Aeronautics; Automobiles; Barg-
es; Canals; Carriers; Coat handling; De-
murrage: Kleclrlc rallronds; Express ser-
vice; Freight; Freight car service: Freight
handling; Harbors: Mei'hanlcat handling:
Motor trucks; Packing for shipment: Ports;
" ' ' Railroads; Roads; Shipping;
Sli
to tonnage rating. R. N. Beglen. Ry Ago
'■:642-8 Btr 20 '13; Same cond. Ry A Eng R
:332-4 Ap E '13
54:642-8 Btr 20 '13; Same cond. Ry A
53:332-4 Ap E '13
Comparison of freight traJD and canal
N 31 '1!
, Houston, Ry Age 55:958
I testa. Southern PacMc Ry.
Eng N 69:410-1 F 27 '13
Sre alio Train movement
Train service
Report of Joint committee of Am. electric
ralliray engineering and Transportation A
tralDc associations on train nperallon for
Interurban service. Elec Ry J 42:782-3 O
IE -13
Train abed*. See Sallroada — Terminals
Train stops. See Rail n>adB— Automatic stop
Train tonnage. Bee Railroads— Train load
Training ahlpa
: Marine Eng 18:231-2 Je
Chinese training cruiser Ylng I
Coleman. " '-" ■'--'-- ■" —
Training ship f
.__ _..a Russian volunteer fleet.
F. C. Coleman. 11 Scl Am S 76:49 Jl 28 '13
Trainmen. See Railroads — ETmployees
Trains. Armored. See Armored trains
Tramways. See Street railroads
Tranatormers. See Electrlo transformera
Transit. See Rapid transit
Transmission of powar. See Electric
Blon; Hydrauifc transmission; Pow
Transmission towsrs. See Towers, Transmission
Tranamutatlon ef elsmsnta
Appearance of helium and neon In vacuum
tubes. J. J: Thomson. Scl Am S 75:150 Ur
8 -13
Birth of the atom: has matter been aynthe-
slsed. Scl Am S 76:154-6 Mr S '13
Uolecular structure and tbe orlsUt of the
elements. Scl Am 148:154 F IE 'U
New alchemj'. Bns Reo 17:170 F IS '18
Production of complsx atoms from simpler
onea or rrom ultimate eleetrona. Elae W tl:
)33-S P IE 'IS
t railroads; Street trattlc; 'Telpherage;
..u^rts: Waterways
Transportation and car accounting ofllGers,
Association of. See Association of trans-
portation and car accounting officers
Traps. See Plumbing— Traps; Steam trapa
Travel
Around the world in thirty-six days. Ry Age
65:275 Ag 15 '13
Traveling engineera' association
21ai annual convention, Chicago. August, 1913.
Rv A Brig R 58:778-81, 785^ Ag IS "13
Dual convention discusses operating
PecuIlarlUea In the growth of trees. II Scl
Am 109:14 Jl 5 '13
Kfe also Forests and forestry; Sap; Tim-
ber; Wood; also names of trees, e. g. Aca-
cias; L*rch
Trees, Dwarf
Haw to make dwarf trees. Scl Am 108:433
My 10 '13
Trellis work
Building trellises. II plan Arch & BIdg 4E:
391-4, 431-4 O-N '13
Trenches
Mechanical trench filling. O. M, Qest. Munic
Eng 46:494 N '13
Meclianlcal trench tatnplng. 11 Munk Eng 44:
669-71 Je '13
Plpe-taylng derrick and power backllllar for
trench work. U Bng N 89:880 F 30 '18
Tamping machine for backfllling trenches. II
Eng N E9:3Bl-3 P 80 '18
Trsnton. Nsw Jersey
'^vlng In "■ • — — ' — "-- '-
slon. H.
Mr '13
Smuggler- tin Ion and Liberty Bell case In U.
S. Circuit court of appeals. R. W. Ray-
mond. Eng A Mln J 95:1212-4 Je It '13
ere. plans Eng N 70:814 O 33 '13
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INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
Treitlet — Contlaueil.
High flume trestle at Oakley, Idaho. A. M.
Korsmo. II ptan Eii« Rec 67:S77 Ap B '13
Long life of untreated timber in trestles. Bng-
Kec 68:Gt2 N IS '13
Newark Bay treaties rebuilt In twelve days.
Ry Age 65:24 Jl 4 '13
Old rails as trestle stringers, il Eng & Min J
Report of the committee of American railway
engineering' assn. on 'wooden bridges and
treaties. Ry Age 54;6IT-20 Mr 20 '13
Tabulation of trestle bent dimensions. C.
Kimball, ding Eng & Mln J 3E:111E Je T
■IS
Temporary structures for supporting tracks
during the conatructlon of pemmnent work,
sewers, etc. Ry Ace 66:787-8 O 24 '13
Wooden trestle bridge carried on timber
beams iicrosB Baker river. Wash. 11 Eng
N fi9;120a-6 Je 12 '13
Ni'e o(so Bridges
Trloonometry
Trigonometry. (Engineers' study course)
Power 38;76«-7, 800-1, 835-6, 806-8, 902-3,
1*34-5 N 26-D 30 '13
«rf alto logarithms; Surveying
Trinity gold mining & reduction compiny
Report for year ended Nov. 30, 1912. Bng ft
Mln J 35:1205 Je 14 '13
Tripiexlno proceM. See Steel metallurgy
Trolley, Trackless. See Trackless trolley
Trolley line*. See Electric railroads
Trolley pole*. See Poles, Concrete
Trolihllttan, Sweden
Hydroelectric plant at Trollbattan. II plan
I -hall, for University of
- ^..g N 70:1182-5 D II '13
I<ong-spaji rolling-mill roof truss of Republic
Iron and steel co., Youngstown, O. 11 plan
Eng Rec 68:104 Ag » '13
Roof trusses of new Rochester. N. T., pas-
senger station. 11 dlag Eng Rec 68:060 D
Special rolled members tor short span bridge
trusses. Eng Ree 07:198 F It 'II
Steelwork of the Broadway arsenal, Buffalo.
II plan Eng Reo 67:301-2 Mr IB '13
Stress coefllclents tor roof trusses; with data
-■■--• supplement. C. E, Shlrmer. Uach 20:
-- ; il Eng Rec 0S:E94-'o N
Sft alto Bridges; Olrdera; Roofs: Strains
and stresses
Government's attitude toward the Atnerican
smeltlns & refining co. Bng ft Mln J 96:
1203-4 D 27 -13
Interstate commission Investigation of Amer-
^can telephone ft telegraph company. Rlec
Oold milling
Tub«rculoiis
FVIedmann'a new tuberculoal* remadr. H. J,
Archard. Bci Am 108:110 Hr 1 'It
"'""-"-shenBlon as to the novelty of the
Fried mi
■I '13
Elec W 01:83-94 Ja 1
Tropical hyalene
Regulation of the heat of the body in hot
climates. Scl Am S 70:23 Jl 12 '13
Teaching the tropics how to live. J, H. Ver-
loop. del Am 109:211 S 13 '13
Troughs, Concrete
Concrete in the grazing country. 11 Concrete
Gem 3:107-8 O '13
1 protection, maps Bng N 70:1291-4 D 25
Cost data for horse-drawn and electric
trut;ks. Eng Hec 67:429-30 Ap 19 '13
Cost estimates of horse and motor trucki. J:
Ritchie, Jr. 11 Scl Am 108:70-1 Ja IS '13
Four new cars for industrial plant use. II
Iron Age 92:1103 N 13 '13
Horse trucking costs estimated by a team
owners' association. Scl Am 108:382 Ap 28
New model Miller truck, dIaKS Ind Eng 13:
Tubes
rugated piping. II Power 37:816-6
orm of I
• My t
Improved manufaetut= „
^^d^«s_Mach 19:324 Ja '._
manufacturing seamless
[ tubes together, dlags Mach
Df_ seamless
metal" tubing, 'Tubal'" Me" tai' Ind"
30 O '13
*".';!.™^"'"''*'"^ "f circular tubes. B. Hauke-
■13" ^^ 67:609-72; 68:874-8 Je 14, D IS
Tools for nillT
19:468 F '13
Sre alto Flanges; Pipes
Tugboats, gee Towboats and towing
Tungsten
Chemistry of tungsten. C: Baskervlile Met
& Cl.em Ene 11:319-20 Je -13 ^'
71™™?^ "'^'^i.'^SS '!?"" 'unEsten at high
«"^P5'?'".'^*"'„°-. y^' achardson. Scl Am S
JB;10J-S Ag 16 13
Hardening of carbon and low'tuagaten tool
steels, g. N, Brayshaw. it EJig M 44:40-8
222-S2, 348-63 O-D '12
Making drawn- tungsten filaments. Elee W
61:1018-9 Mv 17 '13
Tungsten and molybdenum— their thermal
l"45 j" -li '**"'"'™P- "»t * Chora Eng
Tungsten In Boulder county, Colorado. L. .
Elect
Motor
trucks; Motor trucks
Trucks, Car. See Car trucks
Trucks, Elsctrlc. See Electric trucks
Trucks, Motor. See Motor irucka
Bridge trusses with untfortn T-shapt
Coi
„ Bee 67:202 F 22 'Il
"><"■ Grand Central terminal. New
York city, plans Eng Rec 67:110-1 r 12 *IS
'•'■'■•"' — "-od fur drawing Inlluetice lines
1 simple trusses. M. A, Howe.
Electric carrier for mall or package freight.
11 Bng Rec 68:387 O 4 '13
Electric carrier railways tor rapid transfer
S oi-9""ls"''""'" "^"^ 70:637-9, 702-
Electrlc carder system, il By Age 5B;624-5
New mall carrying railway: a parcels post
tunnel. 11 Sci Am 109:203 O 4 '13
Parcels post tunnel railway. 11 Sd Am IDS:
4 Ja 4 -18
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INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
T2«-9 Mr 21 '13
Ventilation or the Winston tunnel. Chicago Sc
Great Western railway. 11 Ry ft Eos B.
S3:1082 N 22 '13
Tunneling. See Tunnels and tunneling
Tunnels and tunneling
Aqueduct tunneling methods, dlag Eng & Mln
J »5i1!91-3 Je 2a '13
. 11 dlaga
Ene Rec eS;Z33-3 Ag 30 '13
Building Harlem liver aubway t
Kng Rec "" -"..--
. .;8;3SO-l O i '13
^ jel and oondulta of the Cat skill
aqueduct. W. E. Spear. Sng Rec 68:333'1
B 20 -13
Concreting a tunnel by compresaed air. A, C.
Everham. plans Eng N 70:208-9 Jl 31 '13
Concreling tlie Harlam river subway tunnel.
II Ens Rec 68:404 O 11 '13
Concreting the Sarlea tunnel of the Catskllt
aqueduct. 11 Eng Rec 68:428-» O IS '13
Construction of Cllnchfleld eitenalon: build-
ing a IS- mile line over the Cumberiand
range. II Ry Age 55:861-8 N 7 'IS
Cost of the Bawley tunnel, Colorado. Eng
& Mln J HB^Tll Ap 6 '13
Difficult tunnel work on the Metropolitan rail-
way of Paris, Prance, dlasa Eng N 70:504-
6 S 11 '13 _
Driving a long adit at Bonanza, Colo. W. C.
Russell. Bng & Mln J 9&:272 F 1 '13
Driving and lining a power tunnel at Tallu-
lah Kails. Georgia. J. H. Graham. 11 map
Eng lice 67:396-9 Ap 12 '13
Driving with machines on tripods, T, V. K.
Swift, plan Eng A Mln J 96:761-2 Ap '12
Progreas of the
__ V Harlem tunnel: sinking
of the flrat aectlon of tunnel tubes. 11 Scl
Am 109:M4-5 S 27 '13
Proposed Hudson river bridge and tunnels to
. dlag ETng & Mln J 95:660-1 Hr 29
Railway tunnels of New York city. A. Noble.
II plam maiia J FY Inst 175:3tl-84 Ap '13
Rellnlng the Mauvages tunnel on the Mame
ship canal. F, B. Mann, plan Eng Bee 67:
201-4 F 22 '13
Repair of an old brick tunnel lining near
HOnebach. Qermany, plans Eng N 69:1312-
3 Je 26 '13
facilities just completed by the Baltimore A
Ohio. II Ry Age 54:789-96 Ap 4 '13
SeH-Bupportlng concrete tunnel-lining blocks.
11 Eng Rec 68:149 Ag 9 '13
Shallow holes and crossbars. Eng & Mln J
96:HP6 Je 14 '13
Supplying a metropolis with mountain wa-
" " t of New
York. 11 Scl Am 108:201-2 . „
Tunnel and construction dlfflcultles. Eng Reo
67:18S F 15 '13
Tunnel construction on the Willamette Pft-
clflc railroad, Eng N 70:9S7 N 13 'II
Tunnel excavation on section lA of the I<ex-
Ington ave. subway In New York. 11 dlag
69:324-6 F IS 'IS
Elk horn railway ex I
plan Eng N 7" "~'
m. O. K, Morgan- H
Excavating Lexington avenue subway; un-
stable soil on section 3A necessitated heavy
timbering, special drainage equipnwnt. un-
derpinning and sewer relocation, diags Eng
Rec 68:Zl6-7 Ae 23 '13
Filling a tunn^ cave-In by the hydraulic
method. D. F. McLeod. plans Eng N 69:
128S-7 Js 19 '13
Footway tunnel In New York city, Eng N 69:
484 Mr 6 '13
Hudson tunnel system re-flaanclnr. Glee Ry
J 41:241 r 8 -IS
Jungfrau railway. II Scl Am 109:360 N 8 '13
Karns tunneling machine. 11 Eng A Mln J 95:
859-60 Ap 26 '13
Kams tunneling machine. S. Davis. Eng N
69:1079-80 My 22 '11
Kams tunneling machine. O. J. Crimea. II
Eng N 69:470-1 Mr 6 '13; Same. Eng M 45:
261-3 My '13
Large tunneling shield: steel-channel lining
of Elm tunnel on Frankfurt- Berlin railway.
11 Eng N 70:1176-7 D 11 '13
Montreal tunnel and terminal, S. P. Brown.
II plan Eng N 70:62-7 Jl 10 '13
>.. n — . . . -^nadlan Northt...
I plan E^g Rec 67:708-
11 J
Multiple neauingB in i
Laurhll; J: F. O'Rourke
3 '13
Novel tunnel work on I
"■ ! Ry. plans Bng N (
Eng N 69:685-6 Ap
:556-7
■13
avenue subway tunnel bc<
E^ng Rec 68:56 Jl 12 '13
Precise surveys for Mount Royal (Canada)
tunnel. Eng Rec 67:634 My ID '13
Problem In mining, together with some data
on tunnel -driving. P. M. Slmonds and G, Z,
Bums, map Am Inst Mln E Bui 75:369-402
Mr '13; Discussion. 77:905-13 My '13
Problems Involved in driving long and deeply
overlaid tunnels, E, Lauchil. dIags Hng Rec
Mln J 95:523 Mr
Kre alua Binstlng; Dynamite storage;
Mining engineering; Hall roads — Construc-
tion: Subways; Tunnel railroads; Tunnel
ventilation
tunneling, Subaque<
._..nel holed through:
to carry gas mains under E
Astoria tunnel holed througTi: complet
bore to carry gas mains under Eiaat
N. Y. 11 Eng,Rec 68:96-6 Jl 28 '13
-- O 16 '13
Building Harlem river subway tubes. II dIags
Eng Rec 68:190-1 O 4 '13
Channel tunnel : revival of old project.
maps plans Scl Am S 76:306-8 N 16 '13
Concreting the Harlem river subway tunnel-
II Eng Rec 68:404 O II '13
Details of construction of Hflriem river tun-
nel by the Hoff system. II Iron Tr R 53:533-
68:566-7 N 15 '13
Harlem river tubular steel tunnel. New York
city. 11 Ry & Eng R 53:977-8 O 18 '13
Problem ot river crossing In New York city
tralBc: tunnel system and railway terminals,
G. P, Kuni. Sei Am S 76:170-1 D 11 '13
Progress of the new Harlem river tunnel;
sinking of the first section of tunnel tubes,
II Scl Am 103:244-5 S 27 -13
Proposed tunnel under English channel- C. O.
Burge, map Eng Rec 68:499-500 N 1 '13
Shall we have bridges or tunnels? G. P. Kunz,
Scl Am S 76:402-1 D 27 '13
Sinking second section ot Harlem river tun-
nel tubes for Lexington avenue subway.
New York city. Eng Rec 68:372 O 4 13
Unwaterlng two notable excavations: Cats-
kill aqueduct and East river tunnels. 11
Colliery 33:497-9 Ap '11
See alto English Channel tunnel
Turbines
Capacity of brakea for hydraulic turblnea.
Eng Rec 67:208 F 1! '18
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INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
Turblnas — ConHnucd.
Construction and operation of turbo-blowera
and comprcasorB. 7. Zur Nedden. 11 Sag M
44;J6-9, 199-203 " *• ""
Appalachian po
W 61:871-3 Mr bh is
BInslneerIng delailB of the Keokuk plant with
description' of power house and turbine
units. II plana Iran Tr H 5S:E7S-80 Hr 6 '13
Heavv timla for machlnlne turbine sections.
C. Van Laogendonck. ll Iron Tr R 53:123-6
Jl 17 '13
Keokuk <Ia.) power plant turbines. C. W.
Larner II Iron ARe 91:6J9-64 Mr 13 '13
iMTge Impulse wheels at Itio de Janeiro, Bra-
zil, plan Ens Reo 67:23 Ja 4 '13
Large water wheels for Keokuk power plant:
problema Involved In molding, il Iron Tr R
62:41)7-10 F 13 '13; Same, Foundry 41:109-
11 Mr '13
IB.OOO-hp water turbine for Rio de Janeiro,
plan Eleu W 61:S97-S Ap 26 '13
Niagara Falls power company's new turbines,
II diaga £nK Rec 88:443-4 O 18 '13
Novel typo of water-wheel aettlng. J: C.
Temple. Eng Rec S7:195 F IB '13
Novel water-wheel aetCIng. 11 Ens Rec 87:
130-1 F 1 'IJ
Power machinery of the American ateel In-
dustry. R. L. Streeler. II Em: U 44:319-11
N 'IS
Problem of flndlnff the proper turbine capac-
ity to be Installed at the water-iH>wer site.
C. Herachel. Eng N 70:462-3 S 4 '13
Problem of turbine capacity tor water-power
development. P. R. Weller. Bn« N 70:974-6
O 2 '13
Regulation of hydraulic turbines. C. Dekeyser.
Am Soc M E J 35:1389-91 Ag '13
Special 76-ton flat car for shipping very large
water turbine wheels. B. B. Uounce. 11 diag
Ry Age (Mech ed) 87:388-90 Jl '13
10. 000 -horsepower turbines at Keokuk; de-
scription of design, manufacture and trans-
portation of the largeat water-wheels ever
^_"."t' St- ^- Larner. IL plan Kng Rec 67:
_H. P. RUHt.
3 low heads. Ind Ens 13:
bearing. II plans Eng Bee
Turbo- alternator*. See Dynamos
Turbo- blower*. See Blowers
Turbo converter. See Electric current convert-
Turk«y In A*la
Plane-table survey In Asia Minor. L. T.
Emory. II Bnr Rec 68:437-8 O 18 '13
Turn buckle*
Making a small tumbuckle. A. M. Rochester,
dlags Mach 19:876 Jl '13
Etndent production of cylindrical work. C H
Norton. II Am Soc M E J 3K:05-106 Ja '13'
Same. Ind Eng 13:4-6 Ja '13; Same. Inin Tr
R 62:204-6 Ja 16 '13; Discussion, Am Soc M
E J 36:629-31 Ap '13
Spherical turning. J. M. Henry, diag Mach
Turning and forming cluster gears. H: M.
Wood. II Mach 19:607 Mr '13
Hie alia Lathes
Turnouts. See Railroads — Curves and turnout*
Turnplka*. See Roads
Turntablo pit*
Heated turntable pit tor ssvare winter con-
ditions. Eng Rec 67:166 F 8 '1!
Turntable tractor*
--■•-- ■ ■ - - I 6E:lt-S
KefloBS. dlags Eng A MIn J 96:161 A( S '13
Use of lurnlHt>1e in puat drilling operatloni-
II Iron Tr R 52:1182-* My 22 '13
Turpentine
Examination of oleorealns of some western
glnes. A. W. Schorger. II U 8 Forest Serr
ul 119:1-36 "13
Wood turpentines: their analysis, reflnlns,
and comppsltion. L. F. Hawley. U S Forest
Serv Bui 106:1-69 '13
Turret*. See Warships
Twin City rapid transit company, MinneapDlla,
Minnesoti
Annual report, 1912 compared wltli 1911. Blae
Ry J 41:263 F 8 'U
rvnamnunt (»hlp)
illy Operated ship. II Elec W 62:947-9
N I
'13
Electrical ly-d
Coleman. 11 Sci Am 109:367 N 8 '13
I "Tynemount." P; C.
II plan EnK Rec 67:357-8 Mr ,
Teat of thrust bearing on large
Eng Rec 67:76 Ja 18 '18
Turbine runners of the Mississippi river pow-
er CO. at Keokuk, la. H. B. McDermld. 11
dlags Enf N 70:342-3 Ag 21 '13
Turbines of the Mississippi river power co.
at Keokuk. la. 11 dlags Eng N 70:340-2 Ag
Two-dimensional turbine with a consideration
of water friction, and Its application to the
design of blades. V. Kaplan. Am Soc M E
Eyesight and typography. Scl i
Mr IS '13
Gothic capital letters. W. Welch. II Inland
Ptr 61:216-21 My '13
Relations of paper, type and Ink. E. M. Keat-
ing. 11 Inland Ptr 50:683-7 P '13
Selecting and placing Initial letters. W. £.
Stevens. Inland Ptr 61:634-6 Jl '13
Type-faces of capital letters I and J. F. J.
Treilse. 11 Inland Ptr 61:241-2 My '13
S« alio Printing; Type-casting machines:
Typesetting; Typesetting machines
Type, Steel
Making steel type. C. L. Lucas. II Mach 19:
592-5 Ap 13; Same. Scl Am S 75:372-4 Je 14
■13
. Mach 38:809-13 My IE '13
Typesetting
Olve the operators readable copy. F. Q. Small.
Inland ptr 51:431 Je '13
Bee alto Linotype; Printing
Job wsrk
Job composition. F; J. TtmU*. 8m mmtbly
numbers of the Inland prlntar
Typeaatttnff machlnas
Machine composition. J: S. ThomMon. &••
monthly Dumbers of the Inland piutar
Hk oIko Linotype
Typewrltera
Copper and nickel-plating equipment at the
works of the Underwood typewriter. I.
Machine that writes shorthand. II Sd Am
108:13 Ja 4 '13
Production elTlclency In typewriter building;
Typewriter (or music. II Sol Am S 7B:24B Ap
19 '13
Voice -operated typewriter. 11 Scl Am 108:1)1
P 8 13
See alao Adding typewriters
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INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
Typewriting
8inl(h. Scl Am _ . .
Are men bettor typiate than women; sqien-
tiflo testa mide by J. M. Lahy. J. Boyer, II
Scl Am 109:311 O 35 '13
Typhoid fevar
Ant1typtiol<l vaccination In the reclamation
aervlce. H. A. Brown. Ens N S9:G03 Mr 13
■13
Dual water'BUppUes and typheid fever at
Philadelphia. Erne N T0:1021-t N 20 '13
Hypootilorlte atarllliatliin of water; reduotJpn
PI typhoid •pldamloa. C A. JannlngB. Bins
M «:3T4.8 N'12
Relation of pure water to typhoid fever. Eag
Rec 67:273 Mr 8 'II
Typhoid epidemic cauaed by uncalked Jolnta
In an Intake pipe. W. H, Coblelgb. Eag N
eO:720-l Ap 10 'IS
Typhoid fever tn large American cities. G:
A. Johnson. Sag N 70:478-6 S 4 'IS
Typhoid outbreak apparently due to polluted
water cress. II Bnx N 70:323 Ag U 'it
Typhoid outbreak at Albany. N. Y.. due to
flooded nitere. T. Horton. Eng N SS:t021-
3 My 15 '13
Typographical union
TlKhtenlnf the >rlp on the newspaper*. Am
Ind 13:1E V 'It
TypoB"Phy. See Printing
Ultra-violet r»ya
hausen. Eng N 70:S7t-'i ... ... ..
Detecting raised checks with ultra-violet rays.
Scl Am 1D8:47G Hy 34 '18
How Inventors use ultra-violet rays. 11 dlaga
Scl Am 1«»:336-S N 1 ■!»
PuiifylnK water by the action of ultra-violet
■— ^■. M. ▼. Bectlir-^ ■■ ~ ' ■- -""
llKht M. V
if n 19 ']
i>
BkliDKhausen
11 Bel Am lOS:
Sterilization of water by ultra-violet ItAL
Enr Rec 6T:12» Ap 19 '18
SterilliiuK water with ultra-violet tays. M.
: Eag 45:4ie-8 N '13
'Water sterilization by ultm-vlolet rays. U.
von Beckllnghausen. diags El«c W S2:181-S
Jl U 13
Underfeed stoltere. See Stokers, Mechanical
Underground railroads. See Subways
Underpinning. See Kiorlng and underpinning
Undulator. A. 6. Rogers, tl Sd Am S 7S:14-6
Jl G '11
Union Pscinc railrosd
New Union Paclflc-Soulhern PaclHc dlSBolU-
tlon plan. Ry & Eng R G3:393 Ap 26 '13
Southern Paclflc- Union Paclflo dissolution.
Ry & Eng R 53:5«T-8 Je 14 '13
Two new plana for dissolution. Ry & Eng R
53:53^-$ Je 7 '13
Union Paclllc plan i
United States
Appropriations and expendlturea
Consenatlon ol water resources for Inland
navigation. A. H. Schener. MunlC Eng 44:
■-1-30 Mv '13
..._„-., F: A. Cleveland.
3-28 My '13
)ur army efflclent? Eng M 45:247.8 My
Assay offlces
Buying and selling sliver and gold: the acl-
entiHc Bide of the assay office at New York.
H. J. Slaker. II Sci Am 1I}9:H<-G Ag 23 'IS
ESectroiytlc refinery In Wall street, il Met ft
Chem Eng 11:694-5 O '13
Ceneu* bureau
Sre Census— United States
Commerce
Aspects of transportation. J. B. Kuhn. Scl
Am S 7S:ltS-ft. 150-1 Ag 30-8 6 '13
Development of foreign trade. Iron Age 92:842
O le '13
Extension of American export trade. Iron Age
92:ll«S-7 D II '18
Growth of the coal trade. II Bd Am B IG.BS
Ja 36 'IS
Lake commerce through Sault Ble. Marie
canals during 1912. Eng Rec 67:647 Je T
'12
Transportation on the Great lakes. H. Coul-
by. Iron Age 91:1404-5 Je G '13
Bte alto Shipping— United States; Tarltf
—United Slates
Court of claims
Court of claims decisions on engineering con-
IracU: W: B. King. Eng Rec 67:392 Mr 29
'13
roved. Ry Age 5
Ihern dissolution. Hy & Bng
R 53:139-90 Mr 1 '18
Union- Pacific- Sou them Psclflc dissolution.
map Ry Age 54:276-7 F 14 '13
Union Pad no- Southern Paclflc diaeolutlon ac-
complished at last Ry ft Bng R 63:641-2
Jl 6 'IS
Union PacIHc -Southern Paclflc dissolution
plan. Ry ft Eng R GS:I39 F IG 'IS
Union Paclflc- 8 outbero Pacific dissolution
plan disapproved. Ry A Bng R 68:t> Ja 11
before National pipe and sup-
plies assn. Dom Eng «3:1S9-9I, SIG-T My
lT-24 '13
Economlo policy
, Junge. Eng H
■.i.noii-^, oi.-ji F-Mr '13
Engraving and printing, Bureau of
New building at Washington, D. C. F. W.
Lepper. 11 plans Bng N 70:386-8 Ag 21 '13
See Forest Hervlce—Unlted States
Qeoiegicai survey
mlth.
_ _ „ _ ByWI.
11 Scl Am 10S:268-9 Mr 22 '13
Industries snd resourea*
Agriculture, manufacturea and railways, a
study of capital values and net returns.
Scl Am S 76:66-7 F 1 '13
Germany's Industrial polinr In oontraat to
American tendencies. F. B. Junge. Bng M
44:680-9, 842-51 P-Mr '13
How patented Inventions have Increased the
nallonsl wealth. Scl Am 1DS:414 My 3 13
Merchant marine
Krr Shipping— United Slates
Mines, Bureau of
Essential features of Bureau of mines act.
Eng ft Min J 96:625 Mr 22 '13
Report. Eng ft Min J 96:189-30 Ja 13 '13
Some good things accomplished as shown In
2d annual report. Colliery 33:380-1 ~ """
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INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
United Statei— Cunlfnued.
Nivy
BMtleBhlp protection tor the Pncinc coaat.
R. E. Bowron. Scl Am 10B:4S1 My 31 13
Decline of (ho United States navy. Scl Am
Gupreme court declBlons In state rlghta euea-
Ry & Bag R G3;je Ja 11 'IS
Wiion Paclflo-SDnthem PadBo dissolution
plan disapproved. By A Bns R 63:29 Ja 11
Harrington. Iron Age 91:1116-7 My 8 'IS
Economy that may be dlBaatrous. Scl Am
108:218 Mr S '13
Engineering competitions In our navy. Rcl Am
iO»AW N 29 'IS
Engineering proBreaa In the U. B. navy; ab-
Hlracts. C. W. Dy«m. Bng N 68:101-3 Ja
le '13: Power 37:10-2, 106-9 Ja 7, 28 '13
IJBt of ships of United States niivy under
construction August 1. 1913. Scl Am S
78:347 N 29 "13
Naval reserve movement Scl Am 10S:19I Mr
1 'IS
Our fighting strength: list and tabulated
descrlpllons of U. S. warships. Scl Am S
78:331-4 N 22 '13
Reorganization of the navy personnel. Scl
Am 108:282 Mr 29 '13
United States navy wireless station. Arling-
ton, Va. 11 Elec W (1:721-4 Ap E '13
«rf ulio Warships— United States
Patent office
Annual report at the commiaslonar ot pat-
ents. Scl Am 108:11-3 Ja 4 'IS
Comments on the report of the investigation
of the United Stales patent ofUce. ?,. H.
Baekeland. Met & Chem Eng 11:249-63 My
■13
Preliminary report to the Inventors' guild:
the guild's relation to patent practise. F.
L. O. Wadsworth. Scl Am S 76:146-7, 1t«,
178-9 Mr 8-22 '13
Proposed new patent olDce building. Scl Am
10»:!18 Mr 8 '13
Report of the Economy and efttclency com-
■ ■"" - "■" e patent offlce, L. H. Baeke-
*- "■ '13
I StatM commlMlon
>1 Am IM:
I industrial reia>
Nominations tor the Industrial commlsiloa.
Am Ind 13:19 Ja '13
United Statu reclamation ssrvloa. See Reola-
Unlted States smelting, refining A mining com-
Iteport tor 1912. E^ng Sc MIn J 9G:11S8 Je 7
T Mr 29 '13
Annual report tor 1912. Iron Tr R 62:TS2-3
Mr 2T '13
Attorneys In corporation dissolution suit en-
I hearing, f ~ - — — — — .--
vancement ot science. A. D, LltUe. Scl Am
S 76:303 N 8 '13
Premldent'i commission on economy
Nntlonat budKet on Its expenditure side. H.
S. Chase, J Account 16:397-411 Je '13
Public roads. Office of
Road models of the Offlce ot public roads.
from Roman times to the present day. 11
Scl Am S TS:280-Z N I -13
Work of Otnce of public roads, 1912-13. FMg
Rec 68:6S9-90 D 20 '13
Proposed national department of public
works. By & Eng R fi3:369 Ap 19 '13
Proposed national department of public
works. I. Randolph. Tly A Eng R GS:676-T
Jl 12 '13
Reclamation service
See Reclamation seri'ice
Shipping
Sre Shipping— United States
Standards, Bureau Of
How the government tests paper: the meth-
ods and machines of the Bureau of stand-
ards. H. T. Wade. 11 Scl Am 109:260 O 4 '13
Inspecting track scales tor the United States
government: new leet car and erjulpmeht.
H. T. Wade, 11 Sci Am 109:468 D 20 13
Relation to state commisalons. Elec Ry J
42:976-7 N 1 '13; Elec W 62:941-2 N 8 '13
Steamboat Inspection servlcs
Safety of life at sea. J. Donald. J Fr Inst
176:15-12 Ja '13
Supreme court
Minnesota rale ease decision. Ry St Eng R
. .1 Tr R 62:700 Mr 30 '13
,-.eau ot corporations report on U. S, steel
corporation: third part Iron Age 91:1168-9
.1 Iron Tr R
62:171 Ja 9 '13
Charles M. Schwab and James A. Farreli
cross-examined — Farrell's statistics at-
tached. Iron Age 91:1326-9 My 29 '13
Charles M. Schwab testines tor corporation.
Iron Age 91:1263-1 My 22 '13
Corey testifies In dissolution suit. Iron Tr R
62:316-23 Ja 30 '13
Corey's views did not represent policy ot
Corporation. Iron Tr R 62:1168-70 Je 26 '13
Data regarding export trade presented by
President Farreli. Iron Tr R 62:1100-1 My
15 13
Defense presents teallmony from competitors
and consumers. Iron Age 92:1241-6 N 27 '13
Detense presents testimony regarding its
cement properties, the Tennessee company
acquisition and (he Garfield Investigation.
Iron Age 92:22-1 Ji 3 '13
Director Reed, president Coulby of Pittsburgh
steamship company, president Lynch of
Frlcli coke company, and sales manaxer
I>Bvls ot American bridge company examin-
ed. Iron Age 91:1619, 1668-9 Je 26 '13
11th annual report, 1912. Iron Age 91:721, 716-
siilf. Iron Age 91:1166, 1206-7 My IE '13
Farreli says corporation prices were not se-
cret; Schwab completes his testimony. Iron
Tr R 62:1268-81 My 29 '13
Farreli tells of the foreign business. Iron Tr
R 62:1136-9 My 16 '13
Farreli testifies In examination covering
many phases of making and selling of steel
and Iron products. Iron Tr R 62:1191-1200
My 22 '13
Farreli testifies to large outputs by compet-
itors in all lines. Iron Age 91;l!39-43 My
Qary and the sutisldlary companies. Iron Age
91:1494-6 Je 19 '13
Gary bfglns testimony for defense. Iron Tr
R 52:1216-7 My 29 '13
cribes development ot the oorpor-
ron Tr R 62:1310-6 Je ' "*
_ ..nera llhe Methodist Ct
I Tr B 62:1381-6 Je 19 '13
Gary nrsi steel corporation witness In dis-
solution suit Iron Tr R 62:372-3 F 6 '13
Gary testifies for the corporation. Iron Age
91:1373, 1391-8 Je 6 '13
Gary's , direct examination closed. Iron Ags
91:
I Je 12 '18
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INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
Statei itMl corporation — Continiicif.
V rifrniroveii monopoly In Iron ore In
Iron Age !>I:«e5-T Mr ]3
Gayley testifies about Lake Superior ore pur-
chases at hearing. Iron Tr R 63:591-2 Mr
« 'IS
Gayley's testimony In dlssututlon suit. Iron
Tr R BZ:60S, 6*2-S Mr 13 '13
Qovernment and Ihe steel corporation. Eng &
Min J 96:782 O 2fi '13
Government's star witness, W. E. Corey. Iron
Agf. Sl:312-S Ja 10 '13
Greatest tonnage record- msile by corporation
In past year, but proflts did not Increase
correspondingly. Iron Tr R 5t:702-5 Mr 20
'13
High cost ol pie Iron making by Tennessee
CO. Iron Tr R 63:7«3-( O 23 IS
Historic letters of A. Camegie and J. P.
Uorgan. Iron Tr R E2:14T1 Je 3« 'IS
Improvement In trade conditions due to Steel
corporation. Iron Tr R 63:9<*-6 N 20 '13
Inquiry Into the royalty on Lake Superior
ore In connection with the Hill leases. Iron
Age 91:380-1 F 6 '13
Iron and steel exports. Iron Tr R 6?;761 Mr
27 '13
Iron ore holdings of corporation not adequate.
Iron Tr R B3;2. (1-5 Jl 3 '13
Lines ot the U. S. steel corporation from
the Minnesota mines to the Pittsburgh
milts. II map Ry Age GB:4S6-92 S 19 '13
Many millions of tons o[ ore not controlled
by steel corporation. Iron Tr R B3:SS3-6
O 9 '13
More steel buyers testify to active competi-
tion. Iron Age 92:1381-6 D 11 '13
More testimony In favor of the corporation.
Iron Age 92:118B-9 N BO '13
Numerous buyers testify competition Is ac-
tive. Iron Age 92:1144-6 D 26 '13
PerelvftI Roberts, Jr.. of the board of dlrec-
torB. leslifles on a wide variety of phases
ot the steel trade. Iron Age 91:1134-8 Je 12
'13
Perclval Roberts leslifles In corporation suit.
. .... T. .,...,-^.j jg ]2 -13
:aml nation of
0-2 Je 19 '13
corporation In Canada. Iron Age 91 :
e experts and geologists.
nog Ja IS '13
Iron Age 92:941-2 O 23 ■„
Testimony of F. S. Wltherbee. Iron Age 92:
981-S O 30 '13
Testimony of officers of Independent steel
companies. Iron Age 92:86S-9 O 18 '13
Testimony of ore experts. Iron Age 92:817-9 O
9 '13
Trade testimony submitted In behalf of the
corporation. Iron Age 92:1084-6 N 6 '13
■"'■-■ ' -"- ---1 corporation. Bng
63:TlS-6 O .. .,
Witnesses testify about
Tr R 63:814-6 O 30 '13
Wltnes,=eB testify regarding active com-
petition In steel trade. Iron Age 92:1293 D
4 -IS
Units
Hyrlawatt as a unit ot [lOwer. Eilee Ry J 41:
96-7 Ja 18 '18: Set Am 10S:11Z F 1 'It
New units In aerology, A. McAdle. 11 Scl
Am S 76:367 D 6 '13
Recommendations concerning the units of
force. B: V. Huntington. Eng N 70:100-1 Ag
' Shall V
e conversion factora. C Her-
Ing. Eng M 44:9a-« O 'IS
Krr alto Electric measurement; Klectrlc
units; Horsepower; Metric Bjatem; Weights
ment company
Munlc Bng 44:186-
Ivenltlei. See
iverilty of llllm
Preliminary report on uranium, radium, and
vanadium. R: B. Moore and K. L. KIthil. U
map l; 8 Bur Mines Bui 70:1-96 '13
Uranium and radium situation. C: L. Par-
BOns. Met ft Chem Eng 11:276-6 My '13;
Same. Scl Am S 76:374-6 Je 14 '13
Uranium deposits of Portugal. Eng A MIn J
96:71.'
Urinal*
Urinals — their aanllary requiremeni
Tower. Uom Eng 66:163-4 N 8 '
Uieful arts. See Manufactures
Jl 12 '13
tr 17 '13
Utah light and
City
Power plant
II '13
Rapid const. _ _
■team station. 11
Utah, university
& Mln J 96:1007-
lilway company, Salt Laka
. 11 Else By J 41:T1 J4
ColTeg
ersity in
H. Goff. 11 Con
. H. A. Browi
Area Wand v
10:44-6 Ja '13
Challenge systen
1 cleaner. U Heat A Van
n cleaning. II Heat
_ Jen 10:51.4 Ag '13
Dunn's improved vacuum
Heat A Ven 10:68-7 3 '
Modern vacuum cleanln,
Ven 10:60-2 Ap 'IS
Rotrex vacuum cleaning :
Ven 10:60-2 Jl '13
Spencer ■ ' ■
61-4 i
My '13
systems. 11 diagm
II Heat A
. 11 Heat A Ven 10:
reserves. Iron Tr R
competition. Iron
Vacuum road <
- '13
I Soc M E J 36:1381-1103
I. S. (V)oiey. 11 Heat & Ven
-' '13
ling. Eng Rec 67:674 My
n 108:380 Ap
vacuum pump*
Improved vacuum purop. 1
19 '13
Modem pumps for high vacua. B. N. da C.
Andrade. il Scl Am S 76:141 Mr 1 'U
Molecular air pump. W. Gaede. II Eng M 41:
614-7 Ja 'IS
Valuation
Bringing an old water-works valuation up
to date. W: E. Butt. Eng N 70:408-9 Ag
28 '13
Engineering appraiaements ot waterworks
properties. Eng Rec 68:368-9 S 27 '13
I of valuation of public ulll-
. Ry Age 65:444-6 S 12 '13
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INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
Original coat versus replacement cost as a
iMisIs for rate resulatlon. R. V. Hayes. Ry
A^ S5^150-2 S 12 13
Other elements ot value than franchise values.
C. M. Rosecrantz. Etec Ry J 42:823-1 O IB
■13
Physical valuation of public utilities. R S.
Hale. Ew M 45:161-6 My '13
Principles of valuing property: dIacuBslon of
paper by H: K. Rowell. Am Soc M E J 35:
285-8 F '11
Ratlnss for valuation enKlneera. J. B. Wright
Eng Rec eS:T0E-6 D io '13
Relation of aurplua to rate- making. Heo W
62:912-4 N 8 '13
Something along the line of physical and In-
tangible valuation as covered by recent leg-
islation. R. B. RIfenberlck. Elec Ry J 41:
1188-7 Je 28 '18
True value of public -uli II ty property aa It
affects public welfare. Eng N 70:367-8 Ag
21 '18
Valuation of buildings. R. H. Overatreet Eng
N T0:6ie-S S 11 '13
Valuation of cual land. H. M, Chance. Am
Inst Uln e: bui 7S:1315-41 Jl '13: Discussion.
83:26»3-2T01 N 'l*
Valuation must be baaed on market value
or on amount ot the Investment. H. P.
QUIette. Ry Age 54:B5-S Ja 10 '13
What makes value? Eng M 46:888-9 Jl '18
Bft alto Depreciation; Mine valuation;
Pavements— Valuation : Railroads— Valua-
tion; Street railroads— Valuation
Valves and valva gearing
Automatic and hand -con trolled underloading
and reducing valves. II dlag Power 38:844-6
D 18 '13
Criticisms of non-poppet valves to-date, E.
P. Batzell. II plan Automobile 28:48-9, 186-
T Ja 2-9 '13
Determining reducE tig- valve siies. J. R.
Brown. Power 38:462-3 8 23 '13
ExhauBt-valve trouble, W. U, Grey. Power
Fairbanks renewable aeat valves. II Power
8S:4«S a 80 '13
Quitlon's combination s lee ve-and- rota ry-
. diBgs Automobile 2»;iei-8 Jl
: Sleeve
vaive versus poppei type, u: i. Knight.
Automobile 29:1050-1 D 4 '13
How the Adier silent valve la made, dtaga
Automobile 28:1252 Je 19 '13
Improved float valve: G. M, Davis regulator
— . II Ind Eng 13:3111-2 ■- '"■
Eng 18:259-6
Machining automobile cylinder- valve holea, P.
W. Whitehead, dlags Am Mach 38:TST-8
My 1 '13
Making motor poppet valves, D. T. Hamilton.
11 Mach 20;41-Z 8 '13
New Corliss valve gear. 11 Ind Eng 13:313-5
peratlng device, plan Eng N (
Im P "'li*™
Non- poppet motors Influence poppet type.
E. p. Batzell. dlags Automobile 28:780-1,
802-3, 844-6 Ap 3-17 '13
•■ — '■-erg long-range valve-gear. II plan Pow-
r 3T;T3B-*0 My 27 '13
. dlag Eng N 70:909
pEp.v
N 6 'IS
Putting new stems In Corliss valves. H. R.
Low. plan Power 37:735. fi My 37 '13
Putting new valve stems In Corliss engine.
J. C. llawkloa; C. B. lludaun. Power 37:
«4« My 6 '13
guiletlte reducing valve. II Power 87:219-30
P 18 '18
Selection and use of check valves, W. H.
Wakeman. dlags Dom Eng 62:69-70 Ja 18
Setting expansion valves. T: a. Thurston.
Power 38:820-7 D 9 '13
Sleeve-valve car makes 34-hOur record, dlag
Automobile 28:1209 Je 12 '13
Standard specifications for water-worka hy-
dranta and valves. Eng N T0:2B6-T Ag 7 '13
*" — '" ■ "■ s operated by
motion, K. Schoene.
1508-9 O 'IS
Tool for repairing I
(Mech. ed) 87:026-8 N '13
Twenty operations to make Knight sleeva
valve at Stearns factory. 11 Automobile 29:
Crt nita Ijocomolivea — Valves and valve
gear; Safety valves
Vanadium
Lucky BlU-lead v
P, A ' ---■- ■'
'13
Making a large vanadium bronse engine hous-
ing, 11 Foundry 41:224-0 Je '13
Preliminary report on uranium, radium, and
vanadium, R: B, Moore and K. L. KIthtL
11 map U a Bur Mines Bul 70:1-90 '13
Vanadium market. Iron Tr R 53:984 Ap 31 'D
Urt alio Camotlle: Ferrovanadlum
Chrome-vanadium car wheels. Iron Tr R 62:
626 Mr 13 '13
Chrome vanadium driving wheel Urea, il Am
Eng 87:15-7 Ja '13
Chrome -vanadium VI. ULrbon tMM ateei
wheels, plan Ry & Eng R 62:186-6 Ur 1 'It
■ 56:573-1 S 20 '13: Same,
■ty tw r.nK ±t aJ:940 O 4 '13
Metallurgy of shafts and rods and comiiara-
tlvp analyses. Automobile 28:405 P 13 '13
' ' locomotive parts.
side rods on five roads, Ry & Eng R 63:1023-
1 N I 13
Vanadium cast steel locomotive frames. II
- ~ " ■ R 53,542-3 Je T '13
— _ _[! '13; Excerpts. Eng N
70:034 8 25 '13
Vanadium steel main and side rods: three
. years' service records. It Scl Am S 70:
373 D 13 '13
f« alio Ferrovanadlum
Vancouver, b. C.
Georgia -Harris viaduct. Vancouver, B. C.
plan Eng N 70:344-6 Ag 21 '18
organizing Hnj financing project for drain-
ing 56,600 acres, with data on rainfall and
float tests, map Eng Rec 08:472-4 O 26 '13
Vanning shovels
Empirical va, exact methods ot tin assaying.
Met & Chem Eng 11:03-4 P 'U
Vaporlier*
G, C, vaporizer shows good exhaust test, II
Automobile 29:310 Ag 21 '13
Kerosene vaporizer cuts down fuel expense.
diag Automobile 28:909 Ap 24 '13
New kerosene vaporiser demonstrated. Scl
Am 109:126 Ag 1" --
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Vaparliara — Cantlniird.
Tate electro vaporizer, cllags Automobile 2S:
773 Ap 3 '13
Variable apaed mechanlim. See Speed varia-
tion
Varnlah and varnlahlno
See alio Lacquer: Painting. Structural
Vatarland (ateamahlp)
launch of the latest slant ■teamshlp. II 8cl
Am S T5:23Z-3 Ap 12 '13
Vaulting
Failure of srolned arch roof. II Bne N 70:
lHH)-4 N 27 '13
Failure or groined anhea at Baltimore's new
water- nitration plant. J. W, Armatrong,
11 Bnji; Rec 68:G3S-4I) N IS '13
arolned-arch vaulting. Eng Rec S8:EZS D fi
'13
Vaults
Bank vault of th« Ouaranly trust company
of New York city. 11 plana Eng N 70:2«2-G
A« 7 'IS
Vaaetable hair
Vegelable hair Industry ot the South. Scl Am
10Si334 Ap II '1}
Vegatabia olla. See Olla and tats
See alto Automobiles; Cars; Electric ve
hlclea; Motor trucka; Trans portati or
Trucks
Velocity
Alrreali
vUle. i. _ _.,
Vending machine*. See Slot i
Vanexuala
induatriea and r
Venezuelan iron ore development: discussion
□r the poaaibllltlea of the deposits as a fu-
ture source ot supply for eagle rn Iron
plants, it map Iron Tr R E2:6SS-7 Mr 10 '13
Venice, Italy
New campanlla at Venice. 8el Am 101:
IGt F 16 'IS
Roller -bearing support ot flgure on the cam-
panile, plan Bng Rec STiltl Ja SE '13
Vantiiation
AdmlttlnE cold air to rooms. W: J. S. Bald-
win. Heat A Ven 10:40-1 Ja '13
conditioning for textile mills. F: W.
Air washing as a means ot obtaining clean
air In buildings. Q: C. Whipple and M. C.
Whipple. Heat ft Ven 10:13-9 S 13; Same
cond. Eng N 70:571-3 S 18 '13
Automatic supply and exhaust ventilation tor
a residence, il dlags Heat & Ven 10:13-8 J)
Development of the switch damper. W: J. 8.
Baldwin, plans Heat & Ven 10:11-E Ja 'IS
Downward ventilation In a Rock ford. III.,
school house. C. E. Beery, plana Heat A
Ven 10:23-30 Mr '13; Same cond. 11 Eng N
69:190-7 Ur 13 '13
Downward ventilalion In a Ilockford srhool,
11 Power 37t3l)l-2 Mr 1 '13
Downward ventllalion in a Rockford. III.,
achnol house; discussion. Heat A Ven 10:
39-41 Ap '13
EKfect ot humidity, temperature and baromet-
ric pressure on the blood -pressure. B. R.
Hoobler. Heat ft Van 10:17-11 Ja 'IS
Etiects of back drafts In dusty ventilating
ducts. Heat ft Ven 10:43-4 Jl 'is
Bquivalenl opening of a ventilating system
and the chararteriadc rurves of a fan. M.
Kloss, Am Soc M E J 3S:6:'2-1 Ap '13
Eipsriments in school room ventllat'
t a Ven 10:tG-21 Ag
Fresh Hir Inlet through roof, dlag Dom Eng
6Si73 O 18 'IS
Grinder room ventilation for paper mills.
A. Rltter. plans Dom Eng 62:«S-7 Ja 18 '13
Heat and ventllalion In a. large foundry;
International harvester co.'s plant, Spring-
field. O. 11 dlag Iron Age l»l:41E-7 F 13
■13
Heat and ventliatlon: suggestions for com-
bining heating with air conditioning sys-
tems. S. G. Koon. Eng U 44: 786-3 P '!>
Healing and venUlatIng apartment house.
plans Dom Eng 63:llS-;i! My 3 '13
Healing and ventilating Bonwit-Tetler bidg..
». Y. clly. plans Dom EJng 62:368-72 Mr 29
•13
Heating and ventilating equipment of the
Newark normal school. Newark. N. J. 11
plans Heat & Ven 10:21-6 My '13
Heating and ventilating the hotel McAlpln.
J. Graham. II plans Dom Eng 63:5-13 Ap
5 '13
Heating and ventilating the new Alnsworth
school, Portlajid. Ore. J. Graham, dlags
T>om Eng 65:130-3 N r ■'"
Heat
Philadelphia. J, Gral
. Patrick's
„ .6:298-302 L . ..
Heating and ventilation of office buildings.
J, Graham, plans Dom Eng 63:276-9; 64:
2-4 Je 7. Jl 5 '■"
. Cooper, plan Heat ft Van U:
. plans Heat & Ven 10:44-S
42-8 F '13
Instltui
O '13
:, Mich. U plans Heat ft Ven 1
i*^'.
[eat ft Ven 10:31
post office In New York. I<. B,
Harks and J. B. Woodwell. U B)l«o W St:
191-2 Ja 26 '13
New ventilation. Dom Eng 66:80 O IB '13
I9th semi-annual meeting ot the American
soc. of heating and ventilating engineers,
"uftalo. July, 1913. Power 88:180-1 Jl 29
'13
Notes (
!ntllatl<
. powi
37:673-4 Hy 13
Franklin. Heat
Ozone In ventilation. M.
& Ven 10:30-5 O; 13-S N 13
Picture theatre ventilation, dlags Heat ft
Ven 10:39-41 Ag '13
Points on practical ventilation. W: J. Bald-
win. Dom Eng 65:372 D 20 '13
Primary physiological purpose ot ventilation.
T, H.iijjsh. Heat ft Ven 10:35-40 3 '13
rocee nga p ..*.j,^^f ° ^ ^ "^ _ "
Heat ft Ven 10:28-37 Ag
_ '13
Regulating the air conditions In a glove
fteaming room ot Julius Kayser ft CO..
Brooklyn, N. Y. plans Heat ft Ven 10:20-6
Ap '13
Rules promulgated tor the ventllalion of pic-
ture theatres. Heat & Ven 10:33-4 Ap 13
School ventilation In New York city. C. E. A.
Wlnslow. Heat ft Ven 10:20-8 3 '13
Theatre ventilation situation In Chicago.
Heat ft Ven 10:49 O '13
Ventilating a modern department store. 11
dlags Dom Eng S2:S«-8 Ja 2B ■■-
Vent
allor
H. Gulick.
I rjana Dom Eng 62:155-8 F S ';
Ventilation eiperlments at Chicago Normal
school. Heat ft Ven 10:46-6 Ap '13
Ventilation of gymnasiums: detailed results
at Snrlngfleid (Mass.) ventilation plant. J.
H. McCurdy. plan Heat ft Ven 10:26-33
N '13
Digitized GvCOC^lC
INDUSTRIAL ARTS INTIEX
Ventilation — Continued.
Ventilation of ihe Prlnre^a theatre. SI. Paul.
J. Graham, plans Dom Eng 85:105-6 O 25
Warm Kir heallnf- and ventllatiriK. K. Meier.
aiagB Heat & Ven 10:28-3! S -IS
Wiv aiKo Air niters: Air pollution; Ciir
ventilation: Chimneys: Dust removal; Fans,
Klectric; Fans. Mechanical: Heating: Mine
ventilation; Oione; Tunnel ventilation
Ventilation law
Compulsory ventilation law Is dlscUBSed.
Dom Bng 62:191-2 P 15 '13
■ coeffldentB. A. Hazen. Eng N
Elec W 62:251 As >
mmeter and voltmeter. II Met A
Pro 12:254-75 F 'la; D
6 S '13
Vulcanization
New law of vulcanization: physical chemistry
of rubber manufacture. A: O. Bourn. Scl
Am S 75:397-8 Je 21 '13
70:H
: Jl 3
'13
J Jl 10 ..
Vereln deutacher Ingenleure: largest engineer-
ing society In the world. Eng Rec 87: 104-5
R. L. Sackett. II Eng N «»:83a-S Ap 24 '13
Waoea
Compensation of labor on Brlllah and Amer-
ican railways. Ky & Eng R 53:1183-4 D SO
Efflciency a
L. Jandron. Eng M 4
Foreign metal working coata: wages in Ger-
man and ESngllsh machine shops. Iron Age
Vibration
21-S Ap ■
. W. Vina
Power 38:481 S i. ...
Power-plant vibration and methods of Iso-
'"" — . F. H. Davles. dlags Power 38:247-9
: I>arre1s. F. Carnegie. Scl
Ag 12 '
""•-slion _ ,
1 S 76:186-7 Mr 22 '13
I'fo Heat: Ught
c concrete pavement. R. C. StubbB. II
Concrete Cem 2:72-3 F "13
Vienna, AU atria
Qalierlea and muaeuma
New Vienna museum ot technology and the
Induatrlal arts. Set Am 108;50 Ja II '13
Vlsltlno nuriea. See Nurses and nursing
Vital statlatica
Sre alto Mortality
Vocational training
Present day need of vocational education T
W. Robinson. Iron Age »2;ln4K-.',3 N 6 '13
Vocational education. II. E. Miles, Am Ind 13;
2T-S Ja "13
Vocational education In Philadelphia and vi-
cinity. A. J. Rowland, Am inst E K Pro
32:1409-27 Je '13
Vocational trnlninR In the Far Weal. R. Sib-
ley, Am Inat E E Pro 32:1429-31 Je '13
Sin algo Induatrlal education; Railroad
. Scripture. :
Volcanic dust
Volranic dust and cilmallo changes. Eng A
Volcanic duat aa a factor In the production
A '^^sje-nt'**^"^'^'- ^' ■'■ ""'"P'"'ey8- Sci
Volcanic rocks. See Rocks, Igneous
Volcanoea
Volcanic action and newly recognised types
of volcanoes. E. H. L. Schwarz. Sol Am S
78:146-7 S S "13
nrr nJ«o Rocks. Igneous
Voltaic cell. See Hleclrlc butteries
Voltameter
Silver voltameter. J Fr Inst 175:421-
Silver vollameler. E; B. lioca " "
and A. B. McDaniel. U S B... ou-nu uui
9:16I.2R!. 4"1-551 Ap-D '13; .Summary of
pt 3. Elec W 81:84-5 Ja 11 '13
Voltmatera
Calibration of the sphere gap voltmeter L
W. Chubb and C. Forteaoue. 11 Am Inat
E E Pro 32:62S-3S F '13
^a^'Vi^lg^N"-!?""^^- "■ ^- '''"'^^- '^""^^^^
Living wage and the living rate. T. Roose-
velt. Ry & Eng R 53:693 Jl 19 >]S
Payment of employees by results — a sugges-
tion. W: L. Waters. Bleo W tl:G4-G Ja 4
, and the expense bur-
I above present wage, due upon
separation from service. A. deRoode. Eng
M 45:728-30 Ag '13
Scientific management and the wage prob-
lem. C. B. Thompson. Ind Eng 13:430-3 O
Wage systems and their consequences. C.
B. Thompson. Iron Age 91:1009 Ap 24 "13
W^ages in the Amazon river valley. H. B.
Collins. Power 37:521-3 Ap 15 'IS
Wages paid in European metal- working in-
dustries. Ind Eng 13:240 Je '13
fire altn Btiniis system; Labor t
Piece work: Premium wage systei
sharing: Salaries: Time study
Ihl gold mining cc. New Zealand
. . fj,^ ._. , _
. 1912.
Eng A MIn J 98;40T-e Ag 30 'IS
Walla
Break ot baiHe wall In Fort Smith, Ark..
setlllnfc basin, dlags Eng Rec 68:«19-20
N 29 'iS
CoUapBe of thin partition wall In a water-
works settling basin, plan Elng N 70:104')
Further data on the collapse of the water-
works partition wall at Fort Smith, Ark.
W. Klersted, plan Eng N 70:1179 D 11 'IS
Kfc alto Foundations; Retaining walls;
Wall I, Concrete
Concrete Cem 2:135.6 Mr '13
Double walls and tile columns in residence
construction. 11 plan Concrete Cem 2:218-20
My '13
Featherweight concrete units for wall con-
struction. 11 plan Concrete Cem 3:90-2 Ag
Flood wall nt Portsmouth. Ohio; design, cost
J ,.. -5cord of reinforced -concrete
Hudson. 11 Eng Rec 8S:712-S
Loomis. dlas
D 27 '13
1 wall centering. .
Concrete Cem 3;80-i^g"io
Tests of reinforced -concrete wall and column
footings. Eng Rec 68:128-8 Ag t '13
"re alto Concrete construction; Dama,
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INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
3»3
Walnjt
CIrcuBlan walnut. Scl Am 108:33: Ap 12 'IS
Wapato Irrigation project In nortll«Tn Wuh-
Inston. Eag Ree 67:11-1 ja 4 'IS
War
Other aide or war: elfectB ot modern weap-
ona. Scl Am lOSilSZ Ag 30 '13
War ahlpa. See Warahlpa
Warehoutei
Chlcaso warehouse (or steel products: faclll-
lles ot A. M. Castle ft co. 11 Iron Tr R 5S:
878-80 Ap 21 '13
Iron and slcel Johbtnft warehouse: handling
Koe
, _ trolt, 11 plan Iron Age 92:
831-3 O le '13
New Iron and steel warehouse of A. M. Castle
ft CO.. Chit-ago. 11 Iron Age 92:2M Ag 7 '13
New York warehouse (Mltne ft co.) tor Job-
bii^ steel bars. 11 plan Iron Tr R 5!:1022-
Sic alao Grain elevators
p. Dumanols. Am Soc M E J 35:1777-9
D '13
Compressed air as a protection for battle-
ships. O. Meyer. Scl Am 103:375 Ap !6 'IS
Compressed air as a protection tor battle-
ships. R a. Skerrett. Scl Am lOSiSSS Mr
N I
. Scl .
relen dreadnought developments. Scl Am
103:370 AP 2« '13
Heavy-oil engine In marine iervica and Its
influence upop battieablp dealsn. R. C. H.
Held, II Scl Am S 76:113-4 P 12 'IJ
Increased cost of warships. Sci Am S 76:313
My 21 IS
Influence of air pumps on llie military ef-
ficiency of lurbine-drlven warships. D. B.
Morlson. 11 Int Marine Ens 18:420-6 O '13
Institute of Italian naval and mechanical en-
gineers. Int Marine Eng 18:132-3 Mr '13
la the BUpremacy of the battleship chal-
lenged? Bel Am 109:20 Jl II '13
Multi-gun turrets. Scl Am 109:106 Ag 9 '13
Oil fuel for destroyers and battleships. Pow-
:53l-30 D 'IS
Int Marine Eng 18:366-0 Ag '13
Torpedo h
: Training ships: a
eship)
New Argentine dreadnought Rivadavia. il
Scl Am 109:263 O 4 '13
Brazil
Armored river monitors for Brazil F C
Coleman, plan Int Marine Kng I8;171-2
Brazilian battleship Rio de Janeiro. O. Parhes.
II Scl Am 108:492-3 My 31 '13
French battleship Jean I
18:283 Jl '13
French baltlesbipa Prove. _„„ „.^_,
plan Int Marine Eng 18:3!B-» Ag '13
.. Int Marine Eng
I and Breta«ne.
^^--" —.» ..,.„.B-» Ag '13
French destroyer Magon. 11 Int Marine Eng
onii'iBl trials of the French battleship Cour-
bet. 11 Int Marine Enn 18:143 O '13
Recent warships for the French admiralty, II
plans Int Mfarine Eng 18:93-7 Hr '13
Germany
Growth of a great navy. P. A. Hislam. 11
Sci Am 108:241-2 Mr 16 '13
Great Britain
British battle- cruiser Tiger. Int Marine Eng
13:290 Jl 'L3
British battleship Benlmw. Int Marine Bog
13:126 Mr '13
Twenty-flve-knot British battleships. Scl Am
109:450 D 13 '13
Italy
First triple-turreted warship. P. A. HislaiR.
11 Sci Am 108:434 My 10 '13
Japanese and the American navies. Sci Am
108:534 Je 14 'IS
Japaneae and American navies compared, P.
Hislam. 11 Sci Am 108:537 Je 11 '13
Japanese battle -cruiser Kongo. II Scl Am
109:128 Ag 16 'IS
Japan's bat tie- cruiser squadron. Scl Am 109:
121 Ag 18 '13
New types for tba Japanese navy. O. Parkes.
Scl Am 108:188 P 8 '13
UnlMd Btatea
Armored ships of the United Stales navy, 11
Scl Am S 76:321 N 22 '13
First super -dread nought of the V. S. Navy:
the "Teitas." 11 Scl Am 109:373 N 15 '13
S. S. Arkanaaa
1:139-41 S 4 '13
fllsiam. 11 Bel Am 108:537 Je i4"'iS"'^*
Japanese and the American navies. Scl J
108:6:
'13
List of ships of the ITnlt)
V under
347 N 29 '13
Metal work of the New York. 11 Metal Ind
n s 11:329-30 Ag '13
Millions for naval armor— the remedy. L: E.
Browne. Scl Am 109:110 Ag 9 '13
Our nghting strength; list and tabulated de-
scrlpliona of IT, S. warships. Scl Am S 76:
Shall we build battle crulseraT R. D. Oate-
wood. Scl Am 108:189 F 8 'IS ■
United Stales battleship Pennsylvania. 11 Int
Marine Ens 18:170-1 Ap '13
r 62:395-6 Ag 13 '13
Prize winner In Chicago washing-machine
contest. 11 Elec W 62:486 S 6 '13
Waahlnoton, D. C.
Architecture
Pan American Union and its annex, Wash-
ington, I>, C. C: M. Price. 11 plans diags
Arch Reo 31:3R5-4S7 N '13
Shorebam hotel. 11 Arch & Bldg 16:73-5 F '13
Cleaning streets In Washington. J. W. Psji-
ton. Eng Rec 68:333-4 S 27 '13
Street cleaning without contractora In Wash-
ington. D, C. Eng N 70:681-3 O 1 '13
Water supply
Use of alum In connection with alow sand
filtration at Waahlngton, D. C. W: P.
WellB. Eng N 70:218-9 Ag 7 '13
Waahlngton, D, C, capital traction company
Annual report, 1911. Elec Ry J 41:306-1 F IE
■IS
Waahlnoton. D. C, railway ± electric corn-
Annual report for 1912. Elec Ry J 41:1087
Proflt sharing by Washington railway ft eleo-
trlc iwmpany. WashlngtoD, D. C Elec Ry J
41:87 Ja 11 -18
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INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
Washington (state)
Workmen's compensation act and the re-
sults o( Its first year of admlnlal ration.
L. R. W. Allison. Bng N B»;100S-I My 15
Washington, Baltimore A. Annapolis electric
railroad
Annual report tor I9I2. Blec Ky J 11:328 My
Bldg 45:190-3 My
Washington water power company, Spokane,
Wash.
Report for the year Ult. Bleo W n:1SI F It
Washouts. See Electric railroads — Damage
from OoodB, etc.
Waste, Disposal of. See Refuse and refuse dla-
posnl: Wasle products
Waste heat
Generation ot steam by waste heal from
rurnares. F. Peler. i1Ib«b Am Inst MIn E
Bui 81:2776-2803 D '13
Recovery of heal lost In explosion enalnes.
,. ^.. .„ „_. M E J a5:lBg)-31
Debesson.
Use or' waste heal c
UtlllifiiB"ihe°waate 1
various types designed to facllltal-.
Ing. J. Horner, plans Foundry 11:113-6
Mr '13
Ulltlzlns waste heat of a small gas engine.
U471-6 F 20 '13
■«i from basis furnaces;
to facilltale mell-
A. G, Fopcke. Am Mach :
* Iron Tr R 52:1412-5,
,nie cond. Mel & Chem
; ^ame cond. Eng M
■13
. II 1
By-products of retort cohe man u fact u re, C.
A. Melssner. Iron Age »1:13S5-S Je 5 13
Economic combustion of low-grade or waste
fuels. D: M. Myers, dlags Eng M 46:76-
81. 227-40. 358-71 Ap-Je^l3
Fresh and decomposed sludge, £ng Rec Si:
■"■ "0 O 11 '13
utilization possibilities. H. B&ch and L.. C
Prank. Eng Rec 88:331-3 S 20 '13
Power from waste fuel. Scl Am S 76:267 Ap
£6 -13
Power machines of the American itoel In-
dustry. R. L, Streeter. 11 Bng M 41;494-Bll}
Ja '13
Pulp and paper and other products from
waste resinous woods. P, R Vellch and
J. t,. Merrill, U S Bur Chem Bui 159:1-28
'13
Rational utilization of coal. F. B. Junge.
Power 37:446-7 Ap 1 '13
Reclamation of non-ferrous metals at West-
Inghouse electric A mfar. co.'s plant. Pitts-
burgh. 11 Foundry «:130-4 Ap 'IS
Recoverable values of mnnlMpai refuse, G; H.
N'orlon. Munlc Rnc 4r.::*«-2 D '13
lure. W. E. Hartman. Iron Tr R 52:799-801
Ap 3 -13
Sawmill refuse aa fuel In gaa producers. C:
E. SnrPP. Bng H 44:96-8 O '13
irse of waste heal ot open hearth furnaces.
II plan Iron Age 91:474-6 F 20 '13
1 Am B
UtIlIzaUoD ot waste wood: raw materlab. J:
E. Toeple. Met ft Chem Bug U:76-6 F 'It
Utilization of wood waate: steam distilla-
tion, J: R. Teeple, II Met & Chem Bng
11,247-9 My '13
Wood waste utilisation: the Indaatrr In Ita
relation to expert advloe. J: B. Teaple.
Uet A Chem I^ 11:33-4 Ja It; Barn*.
Bel Am 3 7B:n F IG '13
firt olin Coke-oven gas: Flue dust: Metal
wasle; Refuse and refuse disposal: Scrap
metal: Slag; Smelter fumes; Wood waste
Watch making
Walch movement manufacture: methods, ma-
chines and special tools used by South
Rend watch co. D, T. Hamilton, II dlags
Mach 19:7-11 8 '1*
Watches
Watch Inspection on bl^-speed Inlemrban
railways In the central ^est. Blec Ry J 42:
EOl-t 8 2T '13
Water
Waler— Its properties and practical uses. F,
W. Tower. Dom Bng 62:220.5, SIS.7; 63:
184-5. 218-9, 308-9, 342-4; 64:96-8,173-81.
242-4. 304-7. 368-70; 65:43-4. 76-8. 109. 163-
4. .196-8. 231-2, 270.1, 368-71 F 22. Mr K,
My 17-24. Je 14-21, Jl 26, Ag IS. 30. S 13, 2T, O
11-25, N 8-29, D 20 '13
A're abm Erosion: Feed water: Floods;
Hydraulic engineering: Hydraulics; Ice;
Mineral waters: Rivers: Bea water; Snow;
Springs; Steam; Water supply and other
headings beginning Water; Wale
Analyai*
~ -y of the n " "
A. Ledere „ _ .. ->
Feed-water treatment. (Engineers' study
course) Power 38:680-1, 616-7. •GS-7, 684-B
O 21-N 11 '13
Pure and wholesome water. Bug Rec 68:113
Ag 2 '13
Reasons tor reporting water analyse* la ionic
form In parts per million. R. B. Dole. Sag
Rec 67:697-9 Je 21 '13
Shipping outnt tor Iced-water samples. 11 Eng
N 70:819-20 O 23 '13
Standards for hygienic purity of public wa-
ter supplies, J. W. Etima. Eng Rec 67:193
Mr 16 '13; Same cond. Eng N 69:631 Ur 11
'13
Value of routine water analysis In sanitary
surveys. H. E, Barnard. Eng Bee 68:237 S '
13 '13
Bacteriology
Practical auesUon In tha tecbnio ot water
bacteriology. Bug N 6>:lt-S Ja 9 'It
Water. Distilled
Causes for variation In ths quality ot dlsUUed-
water Ice. P: Ned. Power 38:132-3 Jl 22 '13;
Same. Scl Am S 76:10? Ag 16 '11
Water, Purldeatlon of. See Water puilBeatlon
Water, Sea. See Sea water
Water. Underground
Ground -waters. J. F. Kemp. Am Inst MIn B
Bui 7«:fi03-24 Ap '13
Public well and water aupplles from gravel
and sand. Munlc Sng 45:70-6 Jl 'It
Sre alto Divining rod: Springs; Wells
Water closets
Hopper and waahdown closets of ditTerent
types, F. W. Tower. II Dom Eng 66:163-4
N !
15 '
'13
Water columna. See Water gages
Water How
A ppl ligation ot the now -sum mat Ion curve to
problems of stream regulation and storage,
B C. Jansen. E:ng N 70:1290-1 D !5 '13
Automatic device for rating current meter*.
C: I.. Stroebe, II EAig N e9:10«7-S My 2t
'13; Same. Ind Bnc 13:iT9 Jo '11
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INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
Witar flow — ConUnutd.
Circulation through ahunted hot w
j._..__ j^ ^ Brewster, plan Powi
on through Hhunte
diators. W. L. Durand.
■II
STABS Ap
Water ram In water-works distribution eya-
teniB. £ng N «»:501-B Hr IS '13
Witer h eaten. Se« KleoIrJc water heaters;
Water lawi and leglelatfo
Dlrectosraph pltometer. plan Munic Bng 44:
BSxperlmeala on Soyr o( water over model
dans. Bns Hac (T:in-9 F IG 'IS
Fire Htreajna from amaJI hose and nozzles.
V. R. flemtng. Bng Rec 67:521-3 My 10
Rec S8;727-8 D ZT 'J3
Flow o( water In irfpes. W. L, Durand. Power
Sg:2D Jl 1 '13; SaJne. Eng & Mln J BS:122
As la -13
Flow of water In pipes: new formula and Its
application to wood'SlBve, cast-iron, riveted
steel and concrete conduits. E. A. Morlti,
"Inir Rec fla:S«7-70 p 13 'IS
.:loseIbach. Pov, - .-„ - -.
Fiow of water over weirs. B. D. Mosea. Pow-
er 37:268 F 26 '13
Flow of water over welra: correction of B.
D. Mosea'a formulas. R. L. Daughertv. Pow-
er 37;632-3 My 13 '13
Flow over model of Sunol dam. J. N. Le-
Church. E^ng Rec S8:16S Ag 3 'IS
Improved mIner'B-lnch measuring device, il
Eng & Mln J 95:1098 My 31 '13
Iioas ot head In pipe bends. Bng Rec 88:381-
2 O 4 -13
Module or con slant -discharge device for Ir-
rigation works, plan Bng N 89:602 Mr 13 '13
Rates of rainfall for storm -aewer calcula-
tions. J. A. CuBhman. Eng N 69:704-S Ap
10 '13
Shunt system of connecting radiators. H. A.
Kleaelbach. Power 38:723-4 i\ 18 'IS
Studies or. coetllclent of friction In rein-
forced -concrete pipe, Umatlim project,
Orepin. H. D. Newell Eng N e9:S04-5 My
Two-dimensional turbine with a consideration
of water friction, and its application to the
design of blades. V. Kaplan. Am Soc M E J
3E:1 172-4 Jl '13
) Hot water heating; Hydraullct
Sire
Water
meters; Water pipes
Water gage glasses
Kllnger water glaas. plan Power 37:487 Ap 8
'13
Protection of water fwua tfaaaes. A. M.
Oow. plans LAcomotlTe lS:lSO-( Ja 'IS
Water gage fittings, A. L. Haas. II Int Ma-
rine Bng 18;IT4-6 Ap '13
Water gages
Babcock safety water gage. 11 Ry & Bng
R 63:611 Je 7 '13; By Age 54:1811-2 Je 27
Combo combination water column, dlags
Power 38:711 N IS '13
Oontlnuous recording remote water gage, dlag
Power 88:63 Jl 8^13
• Del CO safety water glass shield. 11 Ry Age
B4:ieil Je 27 '13
L,unlienhe1mer monitor automatic water gage.
Power 38:348 B 2 '13
I,. Berry. Eng N 70:1144-6 D 4 '13
Diagram for computing water hammer pres-
sure. P. H. Carter. Bng N TD:B1S S 25 '13
Experience with water hammer. Bng Rec 87:
81-2 Ja 18 '13
Theory ot water hammer. L. AUIevl. Am Soc
M B J 35:1287-9, 1431-8, 1685-8. 17T6-7 Ag-D
Rec 68:59 Jl 19 '13
Wisconsin water pot
O 16 '13
water-power law. Eng
■er law. Bng N 70:768
Water-level Indicator. I^ng- distance, A
Youens. dla« Power 38:888-90 D 23
Wster malm. See Water pipes
13
Water measurement
Measuring water In the power plant. T. K.
Roberts. II dlag Ind Eng 13:516-21 D 13
.See also Stream measurement; Water
flow; Water gages; Water meters
Water meters
Advantages of meterage system. A. J.
O'Keefe. 11 Munlc Eng 46:161-4 Ag '13
Australian water meter for Irrigation sup-
plies, plan Eng N 70:1283 D 26 '13
Care and maintenance of meters and the ef-
fect on revenue. A. W. Cuddeback. Eng N
70:569-70 S 18 '13
waier meter. II Power 38:659-66 N4 '13
Compensating device for water measurement,
dlag Power 38:389-90 S 16 '13
Economics of the water meter, J: Erlcson,
Eng N 70:1236-6 D 13 '13
Handling water meters In San Diego. Bng
Rec 68:526-7 N 8 '13
Importance of meter protection. C, B, Titus.
Munlc Bng 45:176-6 Ag 13
Large feed-water meters, plan EHec W SI:
638 Mr 8 '13
Location and aettinv of water meters. H. U.
Lofton. II Munlc Bng 46:280-1 S '13
Maintenance of meters and effect on revenue,
A. W. Cuddeback. Eng Rec 68:290 S 13 '13
Meterage system. H: p. Bohmann. II Munlc
Eng 44:252 Mr '13
Prevention ot meter freezing, 11 Munlc Bng
45:396-6 O '13
Pumpage reduced one- halt by :
Wheeler. 11 MUnlo Bng 45:380- _ _ __
Rating of current meters. J, B. Brown. II
dlags Eng N 70:712-4 O 9 '13
Selling water by current meter measurement
J. C. Allison. II Eng N 69:66-70 Ja 9 '13
V-nolch weir method of measurement; dls-
euSBlon of paper by D. R- Yarnall. Am
Soc M E J 36:819-22 Ap '13
V-notch weir method of measuring water;
from paper read before Am. Soc. M. H,,
1912. D. R. Yarnall. II Eng N 69:348-9 F t
. P. B.
'13
Venturl r
8-202 Jl E
oeinclentB. A. Hasen. Bng N
1 '13
lefflclents. A. T, Safford. Eng
N 70:671 O 2 '13
Water melcr and its adaptation, w. w.
Tower. II Dom Eng 61:96-7 Jl 26 '13
Water meters as handled by the water meter
department, Milwaukee. O; F, Poetsih.
Munlc Eng 16:389-72 '13
Water-waste reduction by meters In Kala-
mazoo, Mich. Eng Rec 67:302 Mr 15 '13
See alKO Liquid meters: Stream measure-
■ - "■--— "^w ; Water Rages; Water
Waterwor
Water pipes
Animal growths In water plpea: trou
and methods of coping with them. S
Chapman. Set Am S 70:90-1 Ag 9 '13
Cast Iron pipe prices from 1900 to 1912. :
312-4 Je 21 '13
Water hammer in steam engines. F. Gysellng.
plan- Am T"- •- " ■ ".•"" •" ■- ■■•
5:1067-60 Je '13
ot pipes by i
., E. Hale. Mun „ „ ..
Diagram for computing water hammer pres-
sure. F. H, Carter. Eng N 70:616 S 25 '13
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INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
Water pfpo»— fon
Economical davi
1 pens-
D 27 '
. F. H. Carter. Eng Bee 8S:72S-T
Electric thawing oF frozen water plou. plan
Eleo W Bliiao-I Mr 1 '13
Electric thawing ol froien water pipes, plan
Eng Rec «g:a7S 8 6 '13
Electrical device for thawing out froien wa-
ter pipea. C: P. HooTer. 11 Bng Rec 17:217-
8 F 2S -13
Experience with wood-atsve pipe In Irriga-
tion, a K. Tinanir. 11 Eng N 39.344-7 F 6
•13
Ferrum syBlem of wrought piping. II dlags
Iron Age 92:838-3 O 1$ 'IS; Same cond.
Ind Eng 13:53»-30 D '■■■
harbor. A. D. Fllnn. Eng M 4£:12e-8 D '13
48-ln. caat-lron water main across a salt
marsh to Atlantic City. T. C. Haltdn. II
Eng N 70:1016-9 N 20 '13
Inaulallng wrappings lor large water mains.
11 Eng N T0:10S3 N 27 '13
Life of water pipe In Vancouver. Eng Rec 39:
M\ N S '13
Locating leaks In water mains. II Munlc BIng
4^:32^31 O '13
Ixicatlng leaks In water mains, F. J. Hoxle.
illag Eng Rec S8:Z9I S 13 '13
New device lor locating leaks In water mains:
pulsograph. 11 Eng N 70:613 S 11 '13
New sixty-inch water-supply conduit at Den-
ver. II Kng Rec 67:6«-2 Ja IS '13
Prevention of the coiroBloa of Iron water
pipes. W. F. Montforl. Eng N 70;G70-1 S
18 '13
Self- contained electric pipe- thawing outfit.
Elec W 61:420 F 22 '11
Sizing pipe for gravity hot-water heating.
Power 38:GT0-2 O n '13
Steel pipe delallB, J. B. Scott. It dlag Iron
Agp 91:13r,8-9 Je 5 '13
Thawing water pipes by electricity In E>van-
Bion. C. r ■■ ■ "-- "■•" • '-
'. C. Saner. I
Typhoid epidemic caused by uncalked joints
in an Intalte pipe. W. M. Coblelgh. Eng N
69:720-1 Ap 10 'JS
fin aUa Aqueducts: Hoi water heating;
Pipe Joints; Pipe laying; Pipes; "■-■
Water hammer; Water waate;
Water polluti
c Eng 44:3EG-S Ap
. Scl ,
1 8 7S:B0-1 Ag 9 '
Appendix to Royal commission on sewage
dlsposal'a eighth report. Eng Rec 8S:31G-E
Committee report of Am. public health asso-
ciation on river cleaning. Eng N 70:730-1 O
16 '13
Drainage area and population of the Ohio
river vallev and pollution ot the Ohio river.
A. H. Horton. Bine N 69:183-7 Ja 2S '13
Dual water-supplies and typhoid fever at
Philadelphia. Eng N 70:1022-3 N 20 '13
International Investigation of the pollution Of
boundary waters between the U. S. and
Canada. Eng N 70:669 O 2 '13
Opinions reluiive to stream pollution. Eng
Rec r.7:643-6 Je 7 '13
Pollution of Niagara river. Eng Rec 68:373-4
Sanitary control of waterways. Eng Rec 68:
293 S 13 '13
Sewage-pollution decision In Michigan. Eng
Rec 87:721-2 Je 28 'IS
Studies of fish life and water pollution: pa-
per read before the International congress
of applied chemistry, Sept., 1912. H. W.
Clark and Q: O. Adams. Eng N 69:300-t F
13 '13
Water and air movement In relation to the
contamination of the lake water-supply of
Auburn, N. T. Eng N 70:356-7 Ag 21 13
R.r aluo Fitters and miration: Sewage:
Sewage disposal; Wa I er— Analysis; Water
purincation; Water supply
_1 Jl 'IB
Determining power posalbltltles on a wster-
■hed.-L. A. Whltalt. Eng N 70:198-600 8 11
■13
ETconomical development of a water power:
including notes on economical diameter of
a penstock. F. II. Carter. Eng Rec 68:726-7
■1 27 '13
Tide power; Turbines; Water rights; Water
California
Hydro- electric development In California, J:
A. Britton. 11 Scl Am S 76:72-4 Ag 2 '13
Idaho
Thousand Springs power plant. 11 Eng Bee
68:489-90 N 1 '13
New York (state)
New York bills tor slate hydroelectric
schemes. Elec W 61:656-7 Mr 16 '13
New York hydroelectric development. R. P.
Bollon. Elec W 61:786-7 Ap 12 '13
New York hydroelectric plans, aecond N. E.
I.. A. analysis. Elec W 61:659-60 Hr 29 '13
New York state hydroelectric scheme. Eng
Rec 67:391 Ap 12 '13
Secretary Stlmson's auggestinn aa to Niag-
ara Falls. Met « Chem Eng 11:117-8 Mr
■13
United States
Action of the 5th National conservation con-
gress. Elec W 62:1093-8 N 29 "13
Federal water power polloy; summary of re-
port of Sec. of Interior. Eng Rea 37:I-S Ja
1 -IS
Harnosaing the public water power. C. J:
Blanchard. 11 Scl Am 108:310-1 Ap 6 '13
Measuring the flow of a stream, R: H. Byrd.
: 5lh annual sess
Nov. 18-2 _
38:339-40 D 9 '13
■ atlon congress; proceedings.
' 62:1039-40 N 22 '13
congress ; report of
ii'drellie" river. Eng'R«c"68rf4S-6 Ag' 9
Same. Elec W 62f333-4 Ag 16 '13
Recommend a I ions adopted by flflh National
'13
Water-power situation. L>: Bell. Eiee W 61:
6-7 Ja 4 -It
Wisconsin
Effect ol proposed storace reservoira on
stream flow and water power on the lower
Chippewa river, Wis. O. B. Stewart, mop
Eng N'70:246-8 Ag 7 '13
Proposed Wisconsin water-power law. Eng
Rec 68:59 Jl 19 '13
WI.-consin water power law. Eng N 70:768 O
Water press ura. See Hydraulics
Water purification
Abuse of water- purl flea I Ion plants. Eng Rec
Algae
8:719 D J
. HI
the V
'13
t & Chem Eng lI:3TS-4 Jl '1
Hanson. Power 38:
' purification.
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Water purification — Cantfnued.
Application of ultra-violet mya lor purllylns
]»itt quantltlM or wuer. H. von Scck-
llDKtiauBen. Sag N 70:STS-7 Afll '13
Automatic chemical leader. diaK Kng Roc M:
iS4 8 « U
Carbon dechlorination of chlorinated wat«r
supplies In ETnglbnd. A. C. Jarvia. Eng N
69:772-3 Ap 17 'IJ
Chlorlnaltng plants, Croton water aupply. T.
D. L. Coffin, plans Bag N 89:419-22 F 27 '13
Chlorine gaa for water ateri lint Ion at Wil-
mington. Del. J: A. Klenle. II BnK Rec 87:
41T Ap 12 '11
Cblorine or liypochloTitea lor sterllliinc wa-
ter. Munic BnK44U»-e P '11
Conditions of small water puriflcatlon plant*
In Illinois. R. Hllacher. Bng N 89:707 Ap ID
'13: Same cond. Eng Rec 67:468 Ap 28 'IB
Construction of the Grand Rapids (Mich.)
nitration plant. L. D. Cutcheon. il MunIc
Gng 44:492-S Je 'IS
Decolorlzation of water by Ihe exceai- co-
agulation method at SprlnKlleld, Mass.
dlass Eng N TO:9T4-E N 13 '13
Drinking water In Industrial plants. J: Seb-
roft. Sd Eng 13:381-3, 338-41 Je, Ag "13
Dry feed tor chemlcaJs used In water purifi-
cation. A. Haien. plas Eng Rec 88:71 Jl 19
■13
fiunclencr of coagulating baalna at St. Loula,
Mo. W. P. Monfort. Eng N 70:396-S Ag 2S
'13; Same cond. Bug Rec 67:702-3 Je Zl 'I
Bng N 70:1062-3 N 27 '13
SottenlDg! public water auppllea; lime and
■oda-asta solutions in reservoir- "■ *
in. Eng M 46:118-9 O '13
Q: A.
Sterllliatlon o[ water by ultra-violet llgbt.
Eng Rec 87:429 Ap 19 'II
Sterilization of water mains polluted by sew-
age. Eng Rec «T:394-S Ap 12 '13
aterlllElng water with ultra-violet rays. M.
von Recklinghausen. II dlag Bng Rec 88:
121 Ag 2 -13
Storing lime for water softening at Colum-
bus. C: P. Hoover and C. J. Clarke, il plan
Eng Rec 68:9-11 Jl i '13
Traveling fllter-sand agitator at South Beth-
lehem. Pa. 11 Eng N 8»:128g.9 Jo 19 'il
Trouble with micro- organiama in the me-
chanical mters of Loulavilte, Ky. Eng N 70:
Gl-> Jl 10 'IS
- ■ --1 citiea. Q: A.
Electrical water purifying apparatus. II Ind
Eng 13:397-8 S '13
Elimination of taste In water treated with
calcium hypochlorite. A, Lederer and F.
Bachmann. Eng N 69:936-7 Uy S '13
Elimination of tastes from chlorinated water.
Eng Bee 87:317-8 Mr 22 '13
Emergency installation of a sterilization
plant In Elngland. II Eng Rec 87:E!e My 10
M 44:274-8 N '12
Hypochlorile treatment at Evanston, III. W.
L, Lewis, Enn Rec 67:292 Mr 16 '13
Lime sterlllzallon of wat^r. C: P. Hoover.
Eng Rec 68:287-9 3 6 '13
Uethod of removing suspended colloidal clay
' drjnking water. Eng^N_70:JE Jl " ■'-
1 Jl"2
Multlpte-efTect water stills. II Met & Chem
Bng 11:861 N '13
New Jersey state board of health's new reg-
ul aliens (tovernlng preparation and sub-
mission of designs for water-supply and
purification works. Eng Reo 68:300-1 S 13
New Tork water filtration controversy; syrn-
poBlum. Eng N 69:1131-7 Je S '13
Ozone water- purifying apparatus. 11 Elcc W
82:1231-2 D 13 '13
Pittsburgh's slow-sand Dltratlon plant; pre-
liminary treatment of water by contact
baffles of coarse stone and A-frame baf-
fles. II plan Eng Rec 87:437-9 Ap IB '13
Preventing atlergrowths In hypooblorit*
treatment. R. Preaa. Eng Rec <7:249 Mr 1
Puriflcatlon of Panama water-suppllea. J: R.
Downes. Eng N 70:832 O 23 "13
Purifying water by the action of ultra-violet
light. M. v. Recklinghauaen. 11 Scl Am 109:
48 Jl 19 '13
Report of committee of American public
health assn. Eng llec 68:293-4 S 13 '13
B of public water-suppllea.
_;ng N 70:248-9 Ag 7 -
Use o( chloride of lime with pressure altera;
experience at Fhlladelphia in purifying wa-
ter subject to audden variations in char-
acter. F. D. West. 11 Etog Rea e7:8«-e J«
18 '13
Eng H 4G:
building. II Elec W 62:134E D 27 '13
Water purlfl cations by ozone in European
planta. R. Spauldlng. II Bng H 46:725-8 Ag
Water softening and decoloration at Grand
n — ij. ..,.1. Tif 1 Iporry. Munlc Eng
. Bng Rec 63:294-6
.1 Recklinghausen, diags Blec W 82:181-8
Jl 26 '13
Water sterilization by ultra-violet rays. J.
A. Seager. diaga Munlc Eng 46:416-8 N '13
Water sterilizing by means of ozone. J, P.
Schroeter. plan Elec W 81:898-9 Ap 26 '13
Water supply of Louisville, Kentucky, il
Munic Eng 45:515-9 D '13
err atto Peed water: Feed water purl-
flcallon: Fillers and nitration
Water ram. See Water hammer
Water riahu
Army engineers and Secretary
Hetch Hetchy and the San Frai. _
ter-BUPPly. Eng N 69:830-2 Mr 13 'IS
Chicago, Milwaukee & Puget Sound railroad
to electrify 480 miles of mountain divlalOD.
Elec R & W Blec'n 82:109 Ja 11 '13
Control and regulation of Niagara river. Bng
Fisher <
Rec
•13
r policy: summary of re-
port of Sec. of Interior. Eng Rec 67:2-8 Ja
4 '13
National conservation congress: report of
CVimmillee on water power. Eng N 70:1106-7
aler powers and the right of
aln. Eng Bee 68:517-8 N 8 'IS
. for development of power i
I firth National
Recommendations adopted by flfth National
pj^l, jjp^ 68:601-2 N 2" '13
" — - er decision of the
: £ Chem Eikg 11:
St. Mary's Palla water p
Water-right controversy between Colorado
and Kansas. Eng Rec 87:396 Ap 12 '13
Sft otto Rivers. Right i
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INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
Water leooiM
Track tanks and locomotive acoops. Eos Rec
S7;378-9 Ap E '13
Water eoftenlng. See Feed water purlflcatlon;
Water purification
Water itlllB. See Distillation
Water itorage. See Dams: Reaervolre
Water lupply
American water works aasn.. 33il annual con-
vention, Minneapolis, 1913. Ens' N 70:i2-S
Jl 3 Mi
Clear water from a muiliay river. Power 38:
796-7 D 2 '13
Decarbonatlon ol public water supplies to
remove corrosive properties. O: C. Whipple.
Ens Rec «8:2t3-4 Ak 23 '13
Developroer- " — -- ■ - —
„^.„,j,y
Getting clea __,
P. Connor, dlag Power 3S:SII-2 O 28 'IS
Public well and water supplies from gravel
and sand. Munlc Eng 4G:T0-e Jl '13
Pure and wtioleaome water. Kng Bee t8:13S
As i '13
Relation of a pure water-supply to cbronle
Intestinal tract Infection; condeiued tram
paper read before Am. Pub. Health Aasn.,
1912. N: S. Hill and L. R. WhltCOmb. Bag
N S9:213-i0 Ja ID -11
Relation of pure water to tFPhOld fever. EoK
. Jon of an e
1275 Ja 19 '13
Sanitary siKnitlcaDce of the l ...
constituents of water. O: A. Johnson, hunic
Kdk 4S:6«-70 Jl '13
Beasonal duty of Irrlxatlon water; conoluslona
based on observatlona made In the Boise
valley. Idaho. P. W. Hanna. Bug Rec VI:
0-1 Ja 26 '13
67:1120 My 31 'IS
Standards lor hygienic purity of public wa-
ter supplies. J. W. Ellma. Eng Rec 67:293
Mr 16 '13; Same cond. Eng N 69:621 Mr 13
"w!"".'" "^ "™
■13
Variation In level of Great Salt Lake, Utah.
Bag Rec «7:T» Je 23 '13
Watpr — its properties and practical uses. P.
W. Tower, Horn Rag «!:220-2, 336-7: «3;1«4-K,
2l8-<>. Sns-S. 342.4: «<:9«-8. 179-81. 242-4. 304-
7. 368-70: 65:41-4. 76-6, 109. 103-4. 196-S.
531-2, 270-1, 368-71. F 22. Mr 82. My 17-24,
I 26, Ag 16. 30. 8 13, 27. O 11-25,
N (
'13
supply of cities ancient and modem,
nil Am 109:390 N 22 '13
Water-supply system in the fifty -live -story
Wool worth build Ins, New York, plan EnK
Rec «8;44-6 Jl 12 '13
il« al'n Aqueducts: Canals; CoollnR wa-
ter; Dams; Drinking fountains; Feed water;
Filters and flllratlon; Hot water supply:
Hydranta; Hydraulic engineering; Irriga-
tion; Plumbing; Pumping machinery: pump-
ing HtHtions: Rail ronclB— Water eupplv:
Reservoirs; Water meters: Water pollution;
*■-..__ .■__..,_. -.--(gp rights: Water
Rates
waste; Wells
Charges for public
E. Miller. Knjf N 70:1188-9 n 11 '13
Logical system of meter rates. O. D, Craln,
Mnnic Eng 44:440-1 My '13
Prjvate__t1 re -protection service charges, Eng
supplies. HunIc Eng 1E:446 N '13
Water-works charges for private fire protec-
tion. L. Uetcalf. Eng N 70:1236-7 D 18 'IB
Albany, N. Y.
Typhoid outbreak at Albany, N. T., due to
flooded niters, t. Horton. Eng N 89:1031-
3 My IE -13
Cambridge, Maoi.
Invastlgatlon of Cambrldc* water supply.
Eng Rec <T:11-! Ja 4 '11
Denver, Colo.
Denver water case. Eng Rec 68:3 Jl G '13
Duluth, Minn.
Sewage disposal and water supply at Duluth.
Hlnn. J: Wilson. Munlc Bng 14:347-8 Ap
'13
Houston, Texas
Advantages of th« meter srstein. R. U
Jonee. Hunlc Ehig 44:43-4 Ja 'IS
Illinois
Firth annual meeting of the ntlnols water
supply association, Univ. of 111.. 1913. Ens
N 69:6fi0-3 Ap 3 '13
Los Angeles, Cal.
Surplus waters of the Loa Angetes aqueduct.
B. A. Helnly. plan Eng N 69:606-10 Mr 13
■IS
Ere alto Los Angeles aqueduct
Louisville, Kentucky
Water supply of Louisville. 11 Munlc Eng 45:
616-0 D 13
Milwaukee, Wla.
Classincatlon of water consumption In Mil-
waukee. Wis. £nK M 69:1319 Je Zt 'IS
Minnesota
Proposed water-supply and sewage disposal
legislation In Minnesota. Eng N 69:633-4
Mr 27 '13
New Jersey
New Jersey requirements for sewerage and
water supply plans. Munlc Bng 46:366-8 O
'13
Rules governing tha_ submission of
state
18 '13
New York
Water districts In New York. Eng Rec 07:
421 Ap 19 '13
New York (city)
Reports on Altering the Croton water-sup-
ply. Bng N 69:1382-91 My 32 '13
Hrr alao Catsklll aqueduct
Water system for upper Willamette valley.
Ore. L. C. Kelsey. Munlc Eng 44:313-6 Ap
Report of British experts on a new water
supply. Eng N 70:1012-4 N 20 '13
Panama water-supply and puriflcatlon sys-
tem. A. T. Nabstedt 11 plan Eng N 70:660-
5 O 2 '13
Permanent water supply On the Isthmus.
Eng Rec 67:451 Ap 19 '13
Pennsylvania
Bill to provide for state water conservation
and state control of dams in Pennsylvania.
Eng N 63:676-7 Ap 3 '13
Provo, Utah
Water supply of Provo. Utah. 11 plan Eng
Rec 67: 325 Mr 22 '13
r-supply, Eng N 89:630-2 Mr 13 "11
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319
Witar supply— San Francisco — CanUnued.
PoBslblllty of a. ground-water supply for San
I^andsco. H. Herlng. Bng Hoc S7:JJ4-B Mr
San Francisco watar-aupply hearing before
Secretary of tbe Interior. J. H. HoFbj-
limdl J: R. Freeman. Ens N t9;37t-T F •
•IS
San Francisco's water supply. A. C Collins;
R. Herlng. Eng Bee 67:479-80 Ap it '13
San Francisco's water-supply problem. M. M.
O'ShauKhnessy. Eng Rec 67:420 Ap IS 'IS
Winnipeg
Proposed water supply tar Winnipeg. Ens
Rec 6g:3SB-e O 4 '1!
Water supply engineering
Allowance tor evaporation from reservoir
surfaces. H. M. Chittenden. Eng N 69:I0S
Ja 16 13
Artesian well-water supplies in Philippine
Islands; Manila's new waterworks. H. F.
Cameron. II Eng Rec flS;20i(-3 Ag 23 '13
Auxiliary water supply for the fire protec-
tion of Ban Francfsco. A. J. Cleary. plans
Eng Rec 68:107-10 Jl 2S '13
CTeaalng water mains at Hartford, Conn. C.
M. Savllle. U Eng N 70:1098-100 N 27 '13
Connections between public and private wa-
ter systems. H. E. Jordan, plan Eng Rec
87:351-2 Mr 39 '13
Cost of building waterworhE plant and power
Hamillon, Ont.r has trouble wit! ^
intake construction. H. L. Humphrey.
Munlc Bng 41:4S-B0 Ja '13
Hauling submerKBd water maJn with steam
winch, plans Eng Rec «g:26S-4 S S 'IS
Hydraulic fill dnm for additional water sup-
ply of Cambria steel works. II plan Eng
Rec 6T:lT2-6 F IE '13
Increasing etnciency of small waterworks and
sewage treatment plants. P, Hansen. Bng
Laying submerged water main on pile sup-
ports to convey water supply of Richmond,
B. C, across north arm of Frafier river
dlags E>ig Rec 6S:B54-5 N 15 '13
in„j,i — .._ 1.^ f^jj, manufacturing pur-
Moose Jaw 1
Model ' --,,.., ..
poses. 11 Munlc Eng 44:~G15-ia~ je
M«»e Jaw water-supply system. U plan Eng
Rec e7:694-G Je 21 '13
New design tor water -works intake cribs.
w. D. Barber. II plan Eng N 09:1278-83 Je
Nbw England water works assn.. BZd annua)
nToSWsT."'?."""'"- »«"■■ "'■■ ^"
intake for the Capllano waterworks,
" ■■ Burwell. II plan
New
N 69:708-9 Ap 1
Jersey state board of
lationfl governing pre para
New sixty-inch water-supply conduit at
Denver. 11 Eng Bee 6T:E0-2 Ja 18 '13
Permanent water supply for Chorrwale Kan
11 plana Eng Rec 68:260-1 S 8 "IS
Rapid pump and pipe-line InstaJIatlon at
Ban Diego. 11 Eng Rec 68:179-80 Ag 16 —
Repairing a break In - ''' ' — *■ '- — -
at Duluth. R TV Wo
21 '13
Service pipes for clly water service. F.
Tower, ding Dom Eng 63:308-9 Je 14
Supplying a metropolis with mountain '
tor; mining operations In the heart of >
Tork. 11 Scl Am 10g:201-S Mr 1 '13
Unusual features of a 48-ln. casl-lron wa
main across a salt marsh to Allantic C
T. C. Halton. 11 EJng N 70:1016-9 N »
Use of metals in large engineering projects.
II Metal Ind n e 11:371-6 8 'IS
Water hammer In pipes end air chambers to
prevent It, F. W. Tower. Dom Eng 63:342-4
Je 21 'IS
Waterworks extensions at Pans, 111. clans
Eng Rec 88:96 Jl 26 '13
See alio Aqueducts; Canals; Dams; Fil-
ters and filtration; Hydraulic engineering;
Irrigation; Plumbing; Pumping machinery;
Primping stations; Water hammer; Water
meters; Water pipes; Water towers; Water-
worl^; also Catsklll aqueduct; Los Angeles
Water tanks. See Water towers
Water-tight boxes
Construction of ft watef-Ught box. W. A. I*
II Sci Am 109:148 Ag 23 '13
Water towers
CatonsviUe steel stand pipe. It Bng Rec 67:
12 Ja 4 'L
Designing t .„ ,. „.
" La Salle, dlags Mach ]9;346-9. 4B3-G,
I for wood tanks.
il plan Eng Rec 67:10«-T
Ja 2s'-is
Creating a subterranean river ninety mllee In
length: how Catskltl water Is brought to
New Xork. 11 Sol Am 108:198-200 Mr 1 '13
Eight-mile concrete conduit at Baker, Ore.:
replacing a wooden flume with molded
pipes, dlag Eng Rec 67:588-9 My 24 '13
FormulEe for weights of cast tees and oross-
. dlags Eng Rec 68:236 Ag 30 '13
Ba6-8. 612-T Ja-Ap ..
Elevated steel water tank, Lakewood. O. C:
W. Root. 11 Munlc Eng 4B:98 Jl '13
Elevated tanks for Qre- protective service. B.
Blackburn. 11 Eng M 44:386-92 D '12
Large tank at Ban Frandsquito power sta-
tion no. 1. R. D. Johnson. Eng Rec 68:420
Moving a. 100, 000- gallon tank and Its 140-
West Pullman, III. II Bng Rec 67:607 My
412-4 N 'IS
Btandplpe at unusual point In water-power
plant at Bull Ridge, Conn. Eng Rec 67:
493 My 3 '13
Standpipe failure at Cairo, III. O. C. Haber-
meyer. II plans Eng N 69:82B-9 Ap 24 '13
Set al40 Railroads — Water supply
Water towers, Concrete
Combined water tank and pumping station at
Berlin, Ont, plan Eng Rec 67:126-7 F 1 '18
Concrete tanks on the Baltimore & Ohio. 11
dlags Ry Age 6K:1IS3-B D 19 '13
Concrete water tanks tor Burson knitting
co.'s plant, Rockford, HI. II dlag Eng Rec
S8;132 Ag 2 '13
Construction of two types of elevated con-
crete tanks. L. J. Mensch. II Munic Ehg 41:
62-6 Ja '13
Large reinforced- concrete elevated tank, at
Berlin, Ont. L. J. Mensch. plan Eng N 69:
309 P 13 "IS
Large reinforced concrete water tanks at Ber-
lin. Ont. and Chicago. L. J. Mensch. II plan
^Ry & Eng r 53:30-1 Ja II '13
Reinforced-concrete double-deck water tank
plan Eng N 70:353-9 Jl M '13
Reinforced concrete water tank. A. E. Dixon.
11 Concrete Cem 1:67 D '12
Reinforced-concrete water tank with a slid-
ing Joint. L, N, Nlshklan and H. A. Mlnton.
II plan Eng N 70:1204-6 D II 'IS
Surite tank hi .San Franclsqulto power station
! Eng Rec 68:299-300 S 13 '13
_- Jan P: ' — '■ ■ "
- -, -. ... F. Dura
Rec 68:733-4 D 27 -la
Unusual water tower construction at Pulton.
N. Y. dlags Concrete Cem 3:281-3 D 'IS
Wster-tube boiler*. See Boilers, Water-tube
Abundance and water waste. Eng Rec 68:227
Cause and detection of woter waste. Dom
Eng 63:159-61 F 8 '13
Facts about percolation from canals. W C
Hammatt. Eng N 70:881-2 O 30 '13
Prevention ot water waste in New York, L
Eng N 69:618-23 Mr 37 '.
Seepage losses from earth canals. B. A.
Horftz. Eng N 70;402.6 Ag 28 -13
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Water wa*ta -
SaepBxe loBses la Irrltratlan arBtema; tbelr
economic BtgDlficance. B, Q. HopBoo. 11 Sol
■- -3 76:66-9 Jb 26 'I!
13 '13
Waier-waate reduction by meters In Kala-
mazoo. Mich. Bng Rec 87:302 Mr IG 'II
Water wheel*
Ancient city and Iti remark aUe Irrigation
ByBtem. Scl Am S 76:S13 Ap 6 '13
Electro- mechanlMil waterwheel Kovernor. II
Blec W ei:414-G P 1) 'U
Old time overshot waterwheel at South
Windham. Conn. 11 BnK N 89:659 Mr 20 '13
Teat or a ateel overshot water wheel. C. H.
Weldner. II En« N 69:38-40 Ja 2 '13
Waterwheels of Hamk. U Sol Am tOB:ll«, 171
F 23 '11
Bte alao Turblaea
Water work*. See Waterworks
Waterproofing
Asphalt wateniraoflnK on masonrT- railway
Btnictures. W. U. Flnley. Bog M 44:113-6 O
Rj & Eds R 63:
8 '13
WtatercirooflnK of
663-3 Jl 6 '13
WaterprooHne Roysler building basement at
Norfolk, Va. W. H. Kellon. }t. plan Con-
crete Cem 2:104 F '13
WoterprooAng the floors of piers. 11 Int Ma-
rine Eng 13:43 Ja '13
WaterprooHns the steel bridges In Philadel-
phia. Concrete Cem 2:104 F "13
WaterprooflnK walla at floor levela. Concrete
Cem 3;29 Jl '13
Western (aaphaltlc) oils not eSeclIve water-
Srooftng agpnls /or concrete. Eng N 69;
08 My 1 '13
Waierprooflng a( textile*
Waterproofing ot textile fabrics by the use of
aluminium sails and of blchromate-xela-
tlne. J. Blair. Hcl Am 3 73:83-4 Ag » '13
Watertown (Maas.) arsenal
Premium system at Watertown arsenal. Iron
Age 91:173.6 Ja 9 '13
Waterways
Aspects of transportation: Inland water-
ways. J. Kuhn. Scl Am S TB:160-1 8 8 '13
Commercial and military value of the intra-
coastal waterway. Bel Am 109:173 9 t '13
Intra-coastal canal system for the Atlantic
— -' " -aap Scl Am 109:186 8 6 '13
Channels: Estuaries:
-eal Lakes: River
'wheels. See Water
wheels
Waterworks
Appraisal of water- works properties. D. A.
Graham. Ene N 69:871-8 Ap 3 '13: Same.
Elng Rec 67:G3Z-4 My 10 '13
Automatic electric water works at Farming-
ton. Mich. U Elec W 82;7B« O 11 '13
Baltimore high -pre.
Scott. 11 diags A
Mr 13
Break of baflle wall In Fori Smith. Ark.,
tling basin, diags Eng Rec 88:319-20 N 2
Bringing an old water-works valuation up to
^date^ W: E. Butt, Bng N 70:408-9 Ag 28 '13
ClaaaUlcatlon of water conaumptlon. O: P.
Poetsch. II Munle Eng 46:283-6 8 '13
Collapse r' ■"■'- "" — — -" '
N 20 '13
■12
Lye and alum waterproofing. Concrete Cem
3:236 N '13
Methods for testing concrete waterproofing.
C. M. Chapman. Concrete Cem 2:36-7 Ja '11
Oll-mlied mortars and conorates; an absolute
waterprooUng material. I* W, Page. Eng
M 41:109-13 O '12
Report on waterprooflng at IBth annual meet-
ing of Am. soc for testing materials, At-
lanUc City, 1913. Concrete Cem 3:13-4 Jl
WaterprooUng a boiler pit. Concrete Cem
2:133 Mr '13
Waterproofing a boiler pit. C: O. Ruess. Con-
crete Cem 2:74-6 F '18
Waterproofing an old root. Concrete Cem 2:
134-6 Mr '13
Waterprooflng, concrete teat. R. W. Hunt &
___C0. Munic Eng 44:376-8 Ap '13
Walerp roofing Huntington. L. I. water tow-
er. P. W: Stocker. Il MunIc Bng 44:470-
2 My '13
Waterprooflng of concrete. Bng Rec 88;3S-
" Jl 12 'IS; Some cond. Bng H 46:899-901
,„- La Crosse, Wis. II Munlo
Eng 46:654-6 D 13
Drastic provisions ot the San Dfego, Cat.,
water-works ordinance. Bng N 70:478-} 8
4 '13
Engineering appraisements ot waterworks
properties. Eng P— •"■■"■■ " = ■"•■"
land ling waterwor
87:430 Ap 19 '13
Klngaburg. Cal. small water works plant. C.
F. Braun. Bng N 89:312-3 Mr 27 M3
Klasei kars tn water works department, il
Munlc Bng 46:691-2 D '11
Management o( the Danville, tll„ water-
wortis. 11 l^ng Rec 67:544 My 17 '13
Organization of the Hartforil, Conn., water-
works department. Eng N 70:1086-7 N 27
'13
Supervision of small waterworks and sewage
treatment plants. Eng Rec 67:170-1 F 16 'IB
System of waterworks accounts. G, S, (Hive.
Munlc Bng 44:362-4 Ap '13
Water department methods of pteaatng tlia
public Eng Rec 67:213 F » '11
Water-works Improvemenls at Ironnood.
Mich. C. A. Alderman, plans Eng N 70:1183-
4 D 11 '13
Water works o
II Munlc Bng _-
Water -works organisation! and operating
methods: St. Paul, Minn., and San Diego,
Cal, Eng N 70:476-7 S 4 '13
SfF nlio Filters and filtration: Hydrants;
Pumping machinery: Pumping stations:
Reservoirs: Water pipes; Water purifica-
tion; Water supply; Water supply engineer-
ing; Water towers; Water waste
Watson. Thomss Augustui
Sketch, por Elec R & 1
b W Elec'n 63:81 Ja 11
Watt. Jamea, 1739-1819
Prime movers: our debt to Janes Watt. 6.
Z. Ferrantl. Scl Am B 7t:t38-9 Hr I 'U
Thompson, plan Elec W 61:346-7 F 1 ']
Wave- length
Range of wave lengths of electro- magnetic
and light waves. Scl Am S 76:224 Ap 5 '13
Wave motors , „ _,
Wave motors on the Poclflc coaat. L. M. Dd-
■■ - ■ - ■-":476 My 24 'II
Wave
al«9 Vibration
.Scl Am 108:666 Je II 'IS
Weather for December, 1913. Heat A Van 10:
"-I P '18
her for Pebruary. 1913. Heat & Ven 10:
I Ap '13
her tor March, 1913. Heat A Ven 10:
.. ..'eless and weather. A. H. Taylor, maps
Blec W 82:426-7 Ag 30 '13
: forecasts
Digitized by VjOOQIC
INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
321
Waathar buraau. Sea Unltad Statea— Weather
Weather foraeaat*
Chimerical weather rorecaatlng. Scl Am .109:
332 N 1 '13
Forecast] ns barometrlo cbkngM. map Col-
liery I3:lTS-gO Ap 'IS
Germany's aeronautical weatber bureau. Sol
Am 108: IBS Mr 22 '13
MeteoraloBlcal service of Australia. Scl Am
also Textile Indue try and fabrlca
Ry J «:<66 L .. _-
Waynco railroad weed burner. II Bl*c Ry J
42: 272 Ac It '13
Weed*
Kllllns weeds with chemlcala. 11 Ry Age
WelghrnK Inves ligation by
Chicago. Ry Age
trunk line.
61:442-4 Mr I '13
WelBhlng method B on an
Ry Age E4:il92-4 My 2 ..
Weighing methods on the St. LouIb ft San
Francisco. Ry Age G4:14T-9 Ja 24 '13
Weighing frelDht cars. See Freight cars
Weighing machines
Avery automatic liquid scales, II Power 27:
3«0 Mr 11 ■]!
See alio Track scales
"Eng <B:]3S-TAg-"
Weights and measures
Calculating weight per cubic Inch of sUoya.
W. L. Tryon- Am Mach 38:873 My 22 '13
English decimal system ot waighta and
measures, p. S. Bond. Eng Reo 67:381 AP
R '13
W L.. Tryon. Foundry 4_
Syslem of welgliis unci measures. C. A.
Briggs. Eng Rec 67:507-3 My 3 '13
fee lino Carat: Mensuration: Metric sya-
Welnman, Adolph Alexander, ISTO-
Sculpior ot monumenlal architecture. C; H.
II sh..
Mr 1
'II
W. Jacobs. 11 Ry A
r'etylere wpMIng and cutting opcrat
u r:nK N SN;iniIL'-3 Mv 2^ -13
P<irtalili> SOO-ampere multiple unit wel
machine. II Ii-nn Aue 93:133-4 Jl 17 'ir
Repairing a 12-In. shaft without removi
Eng & M!n J 9E:13gl-2 Je 28 '13
Injf. J, C. Reid.
s fr>r
) Eng 87:243 My '13
Slmptlfled form of thermit rail welding. 11
Eleo Ry J 41:76-7 Ja 11 '13
Thermite for naval use. I.: E. Browne. 11 Scl
Am S 78:119 As 2» '13
Welding and cutting with oxygen and Illumi-
nating gas. II Ry Age BK:196-7 Ag 1 '13
Welding broken Iron light poles. 11 Iron Ag»
'elding bro
'•1:1116 M' .
Welding hollow
96:421-2 F 2! ij
Welding hollow drill steel. Eng Rec 67.
11 Eng & Mln J
ed) 8
13
„ J 76:!B6 O IB 'U
Welding of steam boilers, H. Jaeger. Am
Soc M E J 36:1060-2 Je '13
Welding repalhi to boilers. Scl Am S 7e:B«
Ry Age (Heeh
8a alto Electric welding; Solder and sol-
dering
Welding. Electric. See Electric welOIng
Welfare work In industry
Bathing taclUtlea in Industrial plants: physio-
logical benefits of hot and ciild baths. T:
Dariington. il Eng M 46:428-30 D '13
Calumet & Uecia social service work. Ehig
ft Mln J 98:088 O 11 '13
Co-operallon In the Bulck plant. II Automo-
bile 29:1193 D 26 '13
Economy of & worka hospital ayatem. Scl Am
S 76:360 Ja 7 '18
Efficiency Increased by workmen's lunch
room. Iron Age 92:1246 N 27 '13
Elmployees' activities at Cleveland crane ft
engineering co.'s plant, WickllfTe, O. F.
U Prentiss. 11 Iron Age 91:710-1 Mr 20
'13
Pumlahlng tea for workmen, II Ind Sng 13:
369-70 8-13
German factory savings banks. C. Kohlmann.
Am Mach 38:762 My 8 '13
Interest in employees beyond the works. Iron
Age 91:834-6 Ap 3 '13
Living Fondlllons on the Lake Superlco-
ranpes. 11 Iron Tr R 62:246-8 Ja 23 'l3
New Year's statement by President Vail con-
cerning sick benefltB. etc, for employee* of
the American telephone and telegraph 00.
and of the Western union telegraph co.
Elec R ft W Elec'n 62:82 Ja 11 '13
Provisions for employees in works of the Un-
derwood typewriter. J, S ted man. II Iron
Age 92:706-8 O 2 "-
lotive fireboxes,
.^ge <Mech ed)
,-ork. II Locamo-
My '13
t welding, Int Ma-
tract Ion on the Paris
""■9 O '12
ss. il Ry
. Ry Age
. 11 Mines ft MlD
Republic rubber cnmpanv builds clubhouse,
11 Automobile 29:78 Jl 10 '13
Tea kitchen In a German shop. II Iron Age
92:284-6 Ag 7 ■--
Trained nurse In welfare work. Iron Tr I
62:915-0 Ap 17 '13
Welfare of employees, Eng ft Mln J 9B:10tl-;
Welfare work of the steel corporation. Eng
& Mln J 96:1185 Je 14 '13
Welfare work on Brooklyn rapid transit sys-
tem. H. A. Bullock. Elec Ky J 42:825-7 O
Ifi '13
Welfare work raises Goodyear co.'s eUlciency.
Automobile 28:1318-9 Je 26 '13
Weslchester electric railway bulldlnB for em-
ployees. Mount Vernon, N. Y. 11 plan Elec
Ity J 42:971-2 N 1 '13
frf nitn Coal miners; Factory sanitation;
DioilizedDjGOOl^le
INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
rqpoaed Welland ship canal m^ Eag Sec
9f:as-t ji It 'la
Walla
Auxiliary deep-well water-BUpply with elec-
tric pumps, dlag Eng N T0:S4«-7 Ag 21 'IS
Connecting a shallow wett to a deep well
with dynamite. Eng Bee 67:194-5 F IG '11
Sanding In well screens, casing and pipes.
L. J. Putnam, dlag Ity ASe G<:109!> My 16
Tleld of limestone and sandstone wells, it
Munlc Gng 45:36-40 Jl '13
•Sit alto Artesian wells: Qas, Natural:
Petroleum: Springs; Water. Underground
Wendl, Edwin F.
Sketch, por By A Bng R 53:46S My IT '13
I conaolldatad mining Co., Tonopah,
hlo (drama)
"whip" and Its mechaitism: a ponderoua
melodrama. 11 Scl Am 103:89 Ja t& 'IS
Nav.
Summary of the annual report for y
ed Mr. SI, 1913. Eng & Mln J S
6 13
:10T8 D
West Vlrglnfa mining Institute
Morgantown meeting, June, 1913. Colliery 31:
68-7 Ag '13
Western association of electrical Inepectora
Annual convention, 1913; Hat ol committees
and Bpeakera, Elec R * W Elec'n 82:94-6
Ja II '13
1 convention, 1913. EHec W «1:
«-S P S
•13
Waatlnohouae, Oeorge, 1S4S-
Westlnghouse receives Grashof medal, por
Blec W 62:1146-G D 6 'IS
Waatlnghouse electric & msniifacturlng cam-
Annual report Tor vear ending March 31. 1913.
Blec Ry J 41:941 My 24 ^IS
Wastlnghouse turblnea
Recent developments In steam turblnea. H.
T. Herr. II plana J Fr Inat 176:273-88 Mr
■13
II EngU lolm-a o~
See alto Docks; Plies and pile driving
Wharves, Concrete
Reinforced -concrete wharf with grouted
; harbor Improvement at Hollo.
T. Howe. II Eng N 70:1003-10
N ;
'IS
I Vancouver.
aplashguarda. it
Fender and wheel -guard 1
Elet Ry J 4;:9fi8-9 N 1
Paris bua company teat.
Automobile 39:2^3 Ag 7 '13
Wheeling A Lake Erie railroad
Hesurvey of the Wheeling St Lake Erie. D.
M. Taylor, maps By & Bng B G3:10e0-3 N
Age (Meeh ed) 87:147 Ag '
Caat-Bleel wheela for trucka. dlags Automo-
bile 28:805-6 Ap ID '13
Drop teat of heat-treated chrome- vanadium
wheels. Ry Age 5B:G73-1 S 26 '13; Same.
Ry & EKg R 53:910 O 1 '13
History and problems of thesteelwheel, J:
623-8 Ap 'IJ '
Increase of bore o! wheels by centrifugal
Bireasee, dlag Maeh 19:520-3 Mr '13
Repairing a large rope sheave. H. L.. Hand-
ley, dtags Colliery 33:604-6 Je '13
Boad testa of chrome -vanadium wheels. Iron
Age 91:486 F 20 '13
Steel-tired, forged and rolled-aleel wheels. M.
D. Hayes. Elec Ry J 42:1101-4 N 22 '13
Set alto Automobiles — Wheels; A»lea: Car
wheels; Emery wheels: Flywheels; Gear-
ing: Grinding wheela; Motor trucks —
„^__,_ n ,. Pulleys; Snow-plows;
Tires
Turblnea; Water wheels
White, sir William, IS46-1913
Sketch. Scl Am 108:138 Mr IE 'IS
White Island, New Zealand
White laland sulphur deposit. 11 Eng A, Mln
J 96:815-7 N 1 '13
White lead
Handling white lead: a sanitary mechanical
system for eliminating dust. II Sci Am 8
76:34 Jl 19 '13
M.tniif.{Cture rr fiiblimed white lead. J: A.
SchaelTer. 11 Eng ft Mln J 96:411-2 F 22 '13
White lead and oxidea In 1912. Eng & Uln J
9E:66-T Ja 11 '13
Whitadamp
Gases met with In coal mines. Colliery 3S:
492-S Ap 'IS
Whitewash
Light house whitewash. Concrete Cem S:1T2-S
O '13
Wild rice
How the Indians horveat wild rice. Sd Am
103:365 Ap 13 '13
WlHamstad, Curacao
Improving a harbor o( Curacao. H. C. Plum-
mer. map II Scl Am 10B:474-6 My S4 '13
Wilmington, Delaware
Dredging problems In Wilmington harbor,
Delaware. B. B. Baymond. map Eng N 69:
938-41 My 8 '13
Wllion, William Bauchop, 1362-
Coal miner In the U. S. cablnaL ColUerr- U:
520 Ap -IS
Winches
Power winches for hauling Irallers, dlag
Automobile 29:569 S 26 '13
Winchester cathedral
Saving a cathedral with a diver; how Wln-
oheater was furnished with a new founda-
tion. J, W. Overend. 11 Scl Am 108:428 My
10 '13
Stream lines around otntaclea to sir onr-
rents. 1] Scl Am S 76:268-S Ap te 'IS
Two common faults In detalUnK wlndbnc-
Ing. H. Arthur, plan Eng N 69:B7]-) Mr 2*
Wind pressure on ocean liners. Scl Am lOt:
168 Ag 30 '13
Wind stresses In buildings. C. T. Morris
Ehig N e9:8«a-l Ap 14 '11
Windb racing without diagonals for steel -
frame office -buildings. R. Fleming. Bng N
69:491-8 Mr 13 '18
Wlndbreska
Tree windbreaks to replace portable snow
fences. II Eng Reo 68:47 Jl 11 'IS
Windbreaks, Concrete
How to build concrete wind break fencea. U
Concrete Cem 2:18E-8 Ap '13
Windmills
Future of the windmill. Sci Am 108:309 Ap
B -IS
Windows
Betuming to the casement window. A, T.
Coveil. II Arch Reo iS:43G-4S Hy 'IS
Winda
Distribution of wind velocity around a rod.
J: T. Morris, diaga Scl Am S 76:262-1 O
18 '13
Temperature equivalent of wind veloclUea.
Elec R * W Elec'n 62:108-9 Ja 11 '1!
Wind structure. W: J. Humphreys. J FT Tnat
176:129-41 Ur '11
See alio Tornadoes
Windshields, il Automolille Z8:iet-S Ja SO '1>
Digitized by VjOOQIC
INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
Winnipeg
Watar lupply
Proposed Shoal Lalie or Greater Winnipeg
aqueduct. Eln^ N 10:G2g-30 8 EG '13
WIra
Four-slide loola for a wire.forming Job. C.
L. Lucas, i] dias- Mach 19:773-4 Je '13
Making st««l wire belt lacing. 11 Mach 20:
lH<-« N '13
Morgan safely device for wire drawing blocha.
II plan Iron Tr R 5S:S76-7 N 13 '13
Sawing a bridge with a. wire, J. Boyer. 11
"-' ■— ■"9:f28 S 20 '13
"" " .11 plana
-' - 735-
Wire drawing; methods and inachlneo used
In manufacture. K, V. Oberg. II Scl Am
H 7E:I81-S Mr 32 '13
Wire Industry. Scl Am I09;Tg Jl 2S '13
tiee also Cablese Electric wire and wiring
Wire rope
Bendlnji streaaea In holatlng rope. Eng &
MIn J yG:707-S Ap G '13
Chnrl for cnlculatlng hoisting ropes.
Wire
dlag
r. 781-4
J 1IS:472 Mr 1 '13
Hoisting ropes, W, D. Uoyd. Colliery 33:
B78-B My '13
Hoisting ropes In actual performance. Bug
& MIn J 95;10S5-6 My 31 '13
Method or calculating size of hoisting rope.
Eng & MIn J li5:ft97-8 My 17 '13
Strength of wire rope drums. H. H. Cre-
volsle. Mach 1»:B8I) Ap '13
Wire mill and rope worlta of the Macomber
A Whyte rope co. at Kenosha, Wis. plan
Iron Tr R G2:249-50 Ja 23 'IS
Wlr« apokei
Waterbury Farrel wire spoke machines, il
Macb 19:809-10 Je '13
Wireless telegraph
American-trench radio time signal experi-
ments. Scl Am 10»:4G5 I> 13 '13
Antenna reslatanie. I,. W. Austin. U S Bur
Stand Bui B:SS-73 Mr IB '13
Apparatus for automatic transmission and
reception of wireless mesflaRes. L. Four-
nler. II dlaft Scl Am 109;4fiS D 13 '13
Best wave-length for wireless. Elec R « W
Elec'n 62:105 Ja II '13
Commercial wireless telegraph deTelopment.
J: Bottomley. Elec W «I:26-6 Ja 4 '13
Construction of a one-kllowatt closed core
wireless transformer. 11 Scl Am 109:288 O
Determining position at sea by wirelua. J.
Eraklne -Murray. 11 Eng M 44:949-51 Mr'lS
Experiments with umbrella antenna. J. O.
Mauborgne. Elec W 61:47 Ja 4 '13
Fessenden wireless patents upheld bv II. S.
Circuit i-ourt of appeals. Elec W 62:939
Fort Myer wireless telegraph slatlon. D. H.
Tuck and M. tl. Hodgson. II Elec W «l:14G-6
Ja IS '13: E^g M 44:943-6 Mr '13
^ .....J circuit. J. F. Springer.
Htgh-freciuenrv Rlternators for radio- telegra-
phy. Elec W 62:934 N 8 *I3
High-frequency generator for wireless teleg-
raphy and telephony. E, F. W. Alexander-
son. II Scl Am 3 75:328-30 My 24 '13
Local absorption In radio telegraphy. Elec W
61:331 F IG '13
Local absorption In radlotelegraphy. A. H.
Taj-lor. Elec W 61:350 F IB '13
Long-distance radio -telegraphy. Elec W 61:
127 Ja 18 '13
Nature of radio- telegraph waves. Scl Am
109:240 S 27 '13
Navy to determine longitude by wireless: al-
so speed of Hertzian waves. L: E. Browne,
Scl Am 109:103 Ag 2 '13
Problems In wireless telegraphy. J; A. Flem-
ing. Scl Am 8 76:301-3 My 10 '13
Quantitative results of recent radio- tele-
graphic tests between Arlington. Va,, and
U. S, S. Salem, J: L. Hogan, Jr. Elec W
61:1361-6 Je 21 'IS
Time signals by wireless telegraphy; hourly
signals transmitted from the Eiffel tower
and the accurate determination of longi-
tude by these means. Q. Fen-16. Bng M
45:719-21 Ag '13
United States navy wireless station, Arltnar-
ton. Va. II Elec W 61:721-4 Ap E '13
Wireless and sound signals as aids to naTl-
gaUon. L. E. Browne. II Sol Am 109:B0 Jl
19 '13
Wireless and weather. A. H. Taylor, maps
Wireless telegraph transmission towers. J.
Stedman. II Iron Age 92:891-2 O 23 '13
Wireless telegraphy and telephony In 1912.
Elec RAW Elec'n 62:8-9 Ja 4 'IS
Wireless telegraphy for railway trains, Eng N
70:1246 D 18 '13
Sw otso Syntonlzers
Wire less telephone
High-frequency generator for wireless teleg-
raphy and telephony, E. P. W. Alexander-
son, U Scl Am S 75:328-30 My 24 '13
train control. F. C. Coleman, Scl
09:128 1> 6 '13
Wlaconaln
Capitol
Dome of the Wisconsin capltol. II plans Eng
N 70:389-96 Ag 28 '13
Fifth annual meeting, Milwaukee. 1913. EHee
W 61:181-3 Ja 2B '13
Wlicohiln master plumbers' asaoclation
19tl> annudl convention, Milwaukee, Jan,.
1913. II l>nm Eng 62:101-9 Ja 2G '13
Wisconsin public aervlce commiaalon
Commission oontrol ot public utilities. Elec
W 6Z:S31-3 S 13 '13
Wisconsin railroad commlealon
Functions of a technical stalT In the regnla-
.tlon of public utilities. W: D: Pence. Eng
Rec 67:260-2 Mr 8 '13; Same cond. Elec W
61:489 Mr S 'IS .
Witnesses
Sre atto EJnglneers as witnesses
arship)
Old-t
Lohes
Inl \
Wllber
I, Wolverine, ol
18:521-30 D '
Woman
Employment
Rutherford, N. J., has a «
Dom KnR 64:241 Ar 30 '13
Women aa typewriters
How I
. 11 plans
'13
E. F. I^ke. Foundry 41:434-6 O '13
Mechanical properties of woods grown In the
United States; summary ot testa U 8
Forest Serv Clrc 213:1-4 '13
Merits of different woods tor street paving.
". Q. Davis. Eng N 69:S02 F 13 '13
Digitized by VjOOQIC
INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDEX
Popular Ignorance about our common wooda.
Scl Am 108:153 F IG '13
lUaoiuuice in wood. Scl Am 109:190 S 6 '13
Uses ot commercial woods or the United
Slates. II. Maxwell. U S AKrIc Bui 12:1-
Srt o(»o Foreata and forestry: Lumber:
Ptanlns tnllls: SawrolllB; Timber: Wood
preservation: Wool piilp; Wood waste;
Woodwork; also Fir; Gambia mahogany :
Oreenheart; I.arch; Oak; Mangrove
wood dlitlltatlon _
Chemical treatment ot waste wood. H. K.
Benson. 11 Scl Am B 76:361-5 Je 7 '13
Uliiluitton ot wood wnate: ateam distilla-
tion. J: B. Teeple. il Met & Chem Eng 11:
247-9 My '13
Wood llnlahlng
Sie alio Lacquer: Palnling,
Wood pavements. See Pavements. Wood
Wood pips. See Plpea, Wood
Hy J 41:220-1 F I
ig'^Bac 67:
American wood preservers' convention: Kt.-
slrtu^ts of papers present cil at the ninth
annual meeting. Ky Age 54:164-76 Ja 24 '13
wltli abstracts of four papers by H. F.
WelsB, J. M. Waterman, H. Von Schrenk.
and H. G. IMvls. Eiec Ry J 41:15!l-£ Ja ^S '13
' "' "" - - — - - - ■- wood pre-
Ba 1 11 more & Ohio timber- treating plant,
Green Sprins. W. Va. F. J. Angler, II
6 Ian Eng Rec fn:B72-4 My 24 '13; Same.
,y & Eag R £3:451-3 My 17 '13; Same.
Eng N «.<:1182-3 Je 5 '13
Comparative economy of treated ties. R. J.
Pa-ker. Ity Age r>4:lnH3-S My 16 '13
Cnndltlon of expcrimentiil telcEraph poles.
treated ami untreiited, after cIbIii jviub'
gervtce, C. H, Teeadale. Eng N 70:1084.8 N
27 -13
Creosoted wood blocks for factory and ware-
house Doors, F. A. Weaver. Eng Rec *g:lg5-
e Ag 18 'IS
Creosoted wood blocks for floors. EL A.
Sterling. Ens M 44:276-8 N '13
Creoaoling plant near Connellsvllle, Pa. 11 Ry
Age ri4:S!0-l Mr 14 '13
Development and status ot the wood preserv-
ing Industry. E. A. Sterling, il Scl Am B
76:24-7 Jl 13 '13
ERect of Initial air pressure on penetration
of creosote. R. S. Belcher. Eng Rec 67:
299 Mr 15 '13
Experiments In the preservative treatment
ot crosBtles. Eng Bee 67:7!8-» Je 28 '13
Experiments In ihe preservative treatment
of reil-oak and hard-maple croBStles. F.
M. Bond, li U S Forest Serv Bui 126:9-
!2 '13
Gnlesburg tie plant of the C, B. & Q. 11 plan
Ry Ace S4:906-» Ap IS -13
Light versus heavy treatment of timber. W.
F. Goltra. Ry Age :i4:153 Ja 24 '13
l,«nK life or untreated timber In trestli^s.
Knc llpc il«:r.42 N 1.1 '13
Natural and artlflciai seasoning of Douglas
fir for treatment, F. 1>. Beui. Ry & Eng H
ber. R. E. NeHle. Rv & KnK K r.S;ll43-4
U 13 -IS: Same cond. Eng M 46:437-9 D '13
Present status of timber preaervatlon. Eiec
Ry J 41:182 F 1 '13
Preservation of lumber lor car construction.
J. H. Waterman. Ry ft Bng R G3:101 F 1
Preservation of poles by kyaniiing, Ry A Ens
B 53:1054 N 15 "IS
Preservation of limber. By Age 55:791-3 O
24 13
Preservation of timber; abstractx of three
apers by H. Von Schrenk, F. M. Bond, and
P. Weiss at annual meeting of American
wood preservers' assn., Jan. 1913. Eng Rec
67:108-10 Ja 25 '13
Preservation of wood. Scl Am 108:663 Je 21
'13
Preservation tesls on poles. Eng & Mln J
^B:S'8 My 3 'II
Preservative treatment of poles. R, A. Grtf-
nn. Eng N 70:61-2 Jl 10 '13
Railroad ties purchased In 1911. By A Gnff
R 53:766-7 As > '13
Report of commttlee of American railway
ment. H. Von Scfarsnk. Br ft BtoS R C3:
141-2 F 16 '12
Ties bought and treated In 1911, Eng Rec 68:
182 Ag 16 '13
Timber treating plant of the Baltimore ft
Ohio, F, J. Angler. 11 Ry Ago 54.1569-72
Je 20 '13
Treated versus untreated ties. B. J. Parker.
Eng H 45:741-1 Ag '13
Treating plant for ircntral ot GeorRla. !1 jiian
Ry Age 54:341-3 V 21 '13
Treatment ot Douglas llr with creosote oil.
>.. — J .. — .....^ asphaltlr malerlaL
Munic
14:132
i Mr
Hlstc
Ry
Wood
Wood
54:169-70 Ja 24 '13
seoclation. See American
association
How trees are converted Into paper, T: J.
Keenan. U Scl Am 109:266-8 O 4 ^13
Octopus o( the spruce forest. W: H. Kemp-
fer. 11 Scl Am S 76:216-7 O 4 '13
•Vood Wilts
Chemical treatment of waste wood. H. K.
Benson. II Scl Am 8 75:363-5 Je 7 '13
Economic combustion of iow-arade or waste
fuels. 11: M. Myers, dlags Eng M 46:227-
40 My 13
1 facloT
i'.i liable
iHnfc li
products from
■13
TJllllzaKon of hardwood waste. Iron Age 91:
lllJ My 6 '13
Utilization of waste wood: raw materials, J:
E. Teeplo. Met & Chem Eng ll:7S-6 F '13
Utilization of wood wnHte: sleam distilla-
tion. J: E. Teeple. U Met & Chem Eng 11:
247-9 My '13
Wood waste ullllzatlon: the Industry In Its
relation to expert advice. J: E, Teeple.
Met A Chem Eng 11:23-4 Ja 'IS; Same. Scl
Am S 75:99 F 15 '13
f't alto Sawdust
Woodwerk
Industrial methods of bending wood, Scl Am
8 76:160 S 6 '13
Set alxo Planing mills
Woodworking machinery
Equipment ne^ds of lumber manufacturers.
Iron Age 91:774-5 Mr 27 '13
Cff nlsn Lathes: Planing machines; Saws
1:750-2 Ap 26 'IS
I plan* Elee Rj
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Sm aI«o Woolen and worsted manufac-
W 00 ten and woratad manufactura
Pulled wool or ■hodd)'. H. PrteatmM). ad Am
3 TG:32S-4 Ap S 'It
*"~oleQ Industry and tl..
■. Am bid 13:ZS Ja ■!
See Qiao Textile Industry and fabrics
building. New York (city)
Description. C. (filbert. 11 plans Arch A Bids
45:PJ7-S9 JI '13
Dealsn of the Wool worth building. S. F.
Holtiman. 11 plans Eng Hec GB:22-4 Jl S
Power plant of Woolworth building. T: Wil-
son. 11 plans Power 3T:S84-9 Je 24 '13
Tallest ofllce building In the world. U Scl
Am 108:224-6 Mr 8 '13
Towers of Manhattan and notes on the Wool-
dine. M. Schuyler. II Arch Roc
healine applied to Wool-
33:58-122 F '13
VBLiia hol-«aler
worth building.
N.
I Powi
Water-supply system In the fifty -flve-story
Woolworth building. New York, plan Eng
Rec e8:44-5 Jl 12 13
World's highest offlce building; elevator
pituit and wiling. C: E. Knoi. II dlags EHec
W «3:125-31 Jl 19 '13
Worcester coniolldated railway company
HyiTroeleclrlc enerev for Worcester railway
system. II map Elcc W 62:685-8. 737-40 O
Wynkyn de, d. 1634
Prinlers of
El:fi8l Ag '13
words
■hope of the Indianapolis traction Sc ter-
minal CO. 11 Elec Ry J 42:464-B S 20 'IS
Operating detalla of Dodge brothers plant,
Detroit. 11 Iron Age 91:144-6 Ja 9 '13
Practical design as H concerns the shop. E:
J 42:K71-Sl O 1
Shop schedule. H; Gardner. Ry Age (Mech
ed) 87:423-7 Ag '13
Slock system of a structural shop. P. Tlsslng-
ton. Eng M 69:166-6 Ja 23 '13
See alio Factory management! Foundry
management; Machine shop management;
Mechanical handling; Railroad a— Shops;
Routing systems; SclentlUc management
New Zealand school workshop, J: Peddle.
11 Mach 20:208-3 N '13
World's Columbian exposition, 1S93. Sm Chi-
cago, World's Columbian exposition, 1893
1916
Worley, John S., 1876-
Sketch. por Ry & Eng R 61:467 My 17 '13
Worm eearlns. See Oearing, Worm
Wounds
Destructive eftect of bullets. A. Slgmann. Scl
Am 109:243 S 27 '13
Other Bide of war: effects of modern weap-
ons, Scl Am 103:162 Ag 30 '13
WrecKIno
Wrecking a four-story concrete building In
Chicago. II plan Eng Rec 67:176 F 15 '13
wrecking the Balaktala stack at Coram, Cat.
11 Eng & Min J s_6:68S O 11 '13; Same.
Wrecking car*
Iron Tr U
Messages ol
74-6, ISO- I
Model comp.
I Ind 13:24-6
Ohio compensation law declared defective.
Iron Age. 91:374-6 P « '13
Ohio's compulsory liability Inaurance law.
Iron Tr R 62:684 Mr S 'li
Operation of workmen's compensation laws.
Iron Age 92:1248-61 N 27 '13
Washington workmen's compensation act
and results of its first year of administra-
tion. I,, R. W, Allison, Eng N 69:1005-7
Mv 16 '13
Workmen's compensation. Ry & Eng R 63:913
9 Jl 26 '13
Workmen's compensation and employer's In-
surance in California. Eng ft Mln J 96:1274-
6 Je 28 '13
Workmen's compensation laws. A, Belmont,
"■ ; Ry J 41:214-5 F 1 '■-
Eng 87:146-7 Mr '13
Wrecking cors of 160 tons" capacity, Nor-
folk & Western Ry. 11 Ry & Eng R 53:261
Mr 16 'U
Wren, Sir Christopher, 1632-1723 '
Contributions to the history of the En^lsh
playhouse, B. Hamilton. II Arch Reo SI:
369-G8 Ap '13
WrlBhl, Frank Uoyd '
Studio-home of Frank Lloyd Wright; pic-
tures. Arch Rec 33:46-64 Ja '13
Wright. Henry, architect
Co-o ■■■■- -'""
flee alan Capltalliatlon; Graphology; Hie-
roglyphics
Wrought Iron
plan iron T- .. .. _ .
Proposed standard specincatlons tor wrought-
Iron plates. Iron Age 92:53-4 Jt 3 '12
Specifications for wrought Iron plates. Iron
Tr R S3;39 J! 3 '13
Steel, wrought Iron and corrosion, O: Schuh-
mann, il Iron Age 92:1190-3 N 20 '13
. 2 '13
an accurat_ . .
ran Age 91:63-4 Ja 2 "
X ray photography. See Radiography
X-rays _
More light on the X-rays. Else W 61:811 Ap
19 '13
Radiations old and new, W: H: Bragg, II Scl
Am S 75:341-3, 358 My 3I-Je 7 '13
Roentgen-ray Interference phenomena. Elec w
62:1194-5 D 13 '13
Ste alao Cathode rays: Radiography
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Anoiher contest for the America'! cup. 11
Scl Am 109:108 Ag 9 '13
Yachting. See Yacht raclns; Yachts
Yachta
American -bull! Btpam yHcht Lydonla. A. S.
Reed, Jr. 11 Int Marine Eng 18:68-9 F 'It
Another contest for the America's cup. 11
Scl Am 109:108 Ag 9 '13
Fast turbine- driven yacht Winchester, n
plan Int Marine Eng ISlHS-^ Ap '13
Ges engine yacht.' R. Maclntyre. 11 Scl Am
lDe:l«B-6 Ak 30 '13
Motor yacht Ideal Is, equipped with Diesel
englneH. I] Int Marine Eng 18:1S3-E Ap 'IS
Steam yacht CyprUE. il Int Marine Eng IS:
E15-6 D '13
Steam yacht Winchester, a. 32-knot cralL II
Scl Am' S 76:140.1 Ag 30 '13
Yakima Indian reaervatlon
Yakima Indian reservatloa dralnase project
J. W. Martin. 11 map Ent; N 69:343-7 F 20
I 10»;12S Ag :
Vale university. Sheffleld ■clentlllc school
Training engineers at YaJe. T; Wilson. II
Power 37:772-1 Je 3 "13
Vcllow.ptne. See Pine
Yokohama, Japan
Harbor construction at Kobe and Yokohama.
Japan. W. T. Howe. 1! irian Eng N 70:668-7
S 18 '13
Yonkers, N. V.
Rapid transit
Overhead signal Installation at Yonkera. 11
plan Elec By J 41:29e-8 F IE '13
Young men's Christian association
Y. M. C. A, and vocational training. Am Ind
4:21-2 ]
'13
I Christian a
Lead and zinc In Oklahoma. Ii. C Snider.
Eng & Min J 9E:74-E Ja 11 '13
United States
Situation In spelter. Eng A MIn J 9E:1DG3 My
24 '13
Spelter statistics for 1312. W. R. Ingalls. Eng
& Mln J 95:1015-6 My 17 '13 '
Zinc industry in 1912. Eng & Mln J 95:69-76 Ja
Zinc ore prices. Eng & Min J 96:704 O II 'It
Utah
Occurrence of oxidized sine ores at Tin tic.
E: R. Zalinskl. 11 Eng & Mln J 96:1227-8 Je
21 '13
Zinc mining In 1312. J. B. Kennedy, map Eng
& Min J 96:73-4 Ja 11 '13
Micro -chemistry ot corrosion. C. H. Desch and
~ Whyte. Metal Ind n a 11:430-2 O '11
Zinc
orlde
Comparison of line chloride with coal-tar
creosote for preserving cross -ties. H. F:
Weiss. Elec Ry J 41:161-3 Ja 26 '13: Same.
Eng Rec 67:109-10 Ja SE '13: Same. By &
Eng R 53:84-8 Ja 25 '13; Same. Ry Age 61:
165-7 Ja 24 -13
Corrosion ot spikes In ties treated with ilnc-
chloHde. Eng N 69:270 F 6 '13
Zinc-dust precipitation at Cerro Prieto. Son-
ora. Mexico. H. 8. Munroe. II Eng A Mln
J 95:1085-6 My 31 '13
Zinc metallurgy
Art of electric zinc smelting. Met & Chem
Eng 11:582-3 O '13
Byproducts in eleclrli' zinc smelting. W. M.
Johnson. II Eng & Mln J 9G:1157-9 D 10 '13
Electric zinc furnace. Met & Chem Bng 11:
383-6 O '13
Electric ilnc smelting. F. Louvrler. Met &
Chem Eng 11:603-6 N '13
Electrodeposltton of zinc. Eng A Mln J 96:
Younq men's Christ
Design features c. „_ .. .._. _, _..
building. E. F. Cykler. 11 plans Concrete
Cem 3:253-4 D '13
Young woman's Chrlitlsn aasoclstlon buildings
Headquarters building. New York. 11 plan
Arch & Bldg 46:87-91 Mr '13
Youngstown sheet and tube eo., Younoatown,
Latest blast furnace at Youngalown. Ohio.
It Iron Age 92:962-4 6 30 '13
Open-hearth plant, blooming mill and other
^_...._ ., . — ._. „.,.,.. .. ^g ^^ .jj,
" if'ptanV'ironTr R 53^77r-~6 O 30 '13
z
Zeppelins. See Balloons and alr-shlps
Zinc
Condensation of zinc gaa to liquid, in the
presence of inert gas. F, I. Clerc. II Met &
Chero Eng U:«17-40 N '13
Determination of zinc In plating solutions.
E. P. Later. Foundry 41:362-4 8 'IS
Notes on Ihe analysis of zinc dust. J. B,
Clennell. Eng & Mln J 95:793-7 Ap 19
Prospect for speller. Bne & Min J 95:194-
2 8 13 -13
Formation of ferrlte
S. Brooks, bibllog
529-4J My '13
Historical note on zl
J 96:741-2 O 13 'i:
. In roasting blende. G.
Urn Inst Mln E Bui 77:
ic smelting. Eng A Mln
Metallurgy of zinc. W. H. IngaUs. Eng & Min
J 95:105-7 Ja 11 '13
Metallurgy of zinc In 1912. Uet & Ch«Di Eat
11:6-7 Ja '13
Preparation of ore containing zinc for the
recovery of other metals. 8. R Brether-
lon. Am Inst Mln B Bui 80:1481-7 Ag '13
Present status and future prospects ot the
metallurgy of zinc: symposium. Met &
Ap 19 '13
Smelting zinc In an electric furnace, F. L.
Clerc. Met & Chem Eng 11:128-9 Ag '13
Zinc smelting In the electric furnace. W. M.
Johnson, dlag Eng & Min J 96:965-7 N
22 '13
Zinc sulphite snhitlons. II Eng & Mln J 96:
1017-8 N 29 '13
Joptin district made a record
Zook. Eng A Mln J 96:73 Ja
output. J. A.
Zinc mining eoalE at Joplln. Eng & Mln J
96:1101 My 31 '13
Zinc mining in New York, P. B. McDonald.
11 Eng & Mln J 95:362 F IS '13
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