New London, Conn.: company news, 62 News from Stone & Webster Companies, see Companies Northwest Electric Light & Power Association, Thirteenth Annual Convention, 377 Notes on the Old Battle Front (Ralph Adams Cram), 95-101 Nevada, see Reno Nova Scotia, see Sydney OBSERVATIONS in France, Belgium and England (Charles A. Stone and Edwin S. Webster), *88-94 Oil Fuel, Unusual Efficiencies in Installation (Joseph Pope and Frank G. Philo), *194-201 Outings, see Entertainments PADUCAH, KY.: business conditions, 47, 134, 206, 366, 457; company news, 64, 215 Paris Revisited (John D. Street), 168-175 Pawtucket, R. I.: business conditions, 48, 135, 207, 457; company news, 66, 147, 468 Politics (F. J. Whiting), 6-12 Ponce, Porto Rico: business conditions, 135, 207, 285, 366, 458 Porto Rico, see Ponce Principles of Sound Banking, The (Charles A. Morss), 398-404 QUOTATIONS on Securities of Companies under Stone & Webster Management, 77, 150, 226, 306, 386, 478 RAILROAD RATES, Mr. Howard Elliott on, 126-128 Rates: Ruling of the Michigan Public Utilities Commission, 145; Mr. Howard Elliott on Railroad Rates, 126; Increase granted to the Houghton County Traction Co., 213; Renaissance Fare (L. R. Nash), 275-280; Increased fare in Bellingham, Wash., 291; Increase in gas rates in Haverhill, Mass., 292; Increased fares in Fort Worth, Texas, 372; Increase in Houston rates, 374; Valuation for RateMaking Purposes (L. R. Nash), 425-444; Increased fares in El Paso, 462 Reims: see page 98, 104 Renaissance Fare, The (L. R. Nash), 275-280 Reno, Nevada: business conditions, 49, 136, 208, 458 Rhode Island, see Pawtucket, Woonsocket Russia (W. L. Sands), 317-324 SAFETY CARS, see Birney Cars "Safety Week" in Sydney, Nova Scotia, 377 Seattle, Wash.: business conditions, 49, 136, 285, 367, 458; company news, 66, 148, 377 Seattle, Washery Sludge Burned in Pulverized Form at (Charles H. Shipbuilding, The World's Record in (B. F. Doran), 180-187 Some Observations on Commercial and Financial Conditions in South- South American Situation, The (M. D. Carrel), *337-341 Stone & Webster construction contracts, 140, 288 Street Railway Problems (Ed.), 314-316 Sydney, Nova Scotia: business conditions, 136, 208, 367, 459; company TACOMA, WASH.: business conditions, 50, 137, 367, 459; company Tampa, Fla.: business conditions, 50, 137, 209, 286, 368; company news, Texas, see Beaumont & Port Arthur, El Paso, Fort Worth, Galveston, UNUSUAL Efficiencies in an Oil Fuel Installation (Joseph Pope and VALUATION for Rate-Making Purposes (L. R. Nash), 425-444 WASHERY Sludge Burned in Pulverized Form at Seattle (Charles H. Water Power of the Feather River and the Caribou Development of the Westinghouse Lamp Company (C. E. Nichols), *356-360 Why Things Go Wrong (Ed.), 161-167 Wood Pipe, see An Ancient Industry Modernized (H. K. Munroe), *176- Woonsocket, R. I.: business conditions, 51, 137, 209, 368; company ALLEN, ELBERT G.: By-Products of An Engineering Trip to France Anderton, J. H.: Water-Power of the Feather River and the Caribou BROMLEY, CHARLES H.: Washery Sludge Burned in Pulverized Form at Seattle, 188-193 Bullard, W. Irving: Insuring America's Business Prosperity, 239-259 Burke, W. H.: Accidents Lessened by Safety Cars, 267-274 CARREL, M. D.: The South American Situation, *337-341 Case, J. F.: Some Observations on Commercial and Industrial Conditions in Southwest Europe, 332-336 Cram, Ralph Adams: Notes on The Old Battle Front, 95-101 DORAN, B. F.: The World's Record in Shipbuilding, 180-187 ELLIOTT, HOWARD: Railroad Rates and Efficiency, 126-128 GREENE, EDWIN FARNHAM: Industrial Reconstruction in Europe, 325-331 MERRILL, O. C.: The Federal Water-Power Act and Its Administration, 251-259 Morss, Charles A.: The Principles of Sound Banking, 398-404 NASH, L. R.: The Renaissance Fare, 275-280; Valuation for Rate-Making Purposes, 425-444 Nichols, C. E.: Westinghouse Lamp Company, *356-360 Northrop, Albert Allen: Brazil as Seen in Passing, *405-424 PHILO, FRANK G.: Unusual Efficiencies in an Oil Fuel Installation, *194-201 Pope, Joseph: Unusual Efficiencies in an Oil Fuel Installation, *194-201 SANDS, W. L.: Russia, 317-324 Scheffler, Fred A.: Pulverized Coal for Boilers, 28-40 Stone, Charles A.: Observations in France, Belgium and England, *88-94 Street, John D.: Paris Revisited, 168-175 WADSWORTH, ELIOT: Bolshevism; and Its Offensive Against Western Civilization, 118-125 Wallace, C. F.: A Glimpse of Korea and China, *342-355 Webster, Edwin S.: Observations in France, Belgium and England, *88-94 Whiting, F. J.: Politics, 7-12 Wood, D. M.: Impressions of Japan, *13-27 PERSONALS ABBOT, V. E., entered the treasurer's office, 140 Alexander, Jefferson L., appointed local manager of the Keokuk Electric Company, 52, 56, 61 BAKER, EDITH, resignation, 142 Bailey, Jeannette, resignation, 290 Bancroft, E. L., appointed chief engineer at Paducah, 216 Bell, W. R., transferred to Haverhill, 210, 292 Bogrette, J. S., resignation, 140 Bolton, Charles, transferred to Key West, 146, 150 Boyle, J. F., marriage, 371 Burlingame, Walter S., transferred to Pawtucket, 297 Butler, William, entered the employ of the Haverhill Company, 58 CADORETTE, GRACE E., resignation, 469 Cannon, Michael, resignation, 465 Canter, Sterling W., resignation, 298 Carpenter, J. E., entered the Baton Rouge accounting department, 371 57 Chalmers, W. D., transferred to Baton Rouge, 143, 210 Chapman, W. I., transferred to Port Arthur, 54 Conkey, C. E., marriage, 379 Crawford, William T., marriage, 52 Crews, W. P., resignation, 54 Crossan, Thomas E., transferred to Houghton, 292 DAGGETT, A. K., assumed duties of statistical clerk of the Keokuk Electric Company, 61 Dimond, John W., resignation, 61 Donald, A. H., resignation, 67 Doud, Arthur, T., joined the engineering department, 370 Drummond, C. C., resignation, 294 ENDER, J. E., death notice, 68 FISH, GUY R., resignation, 69 GALE, J. W., transferred to Beaumont and Port Arthur, 289, 294 Gallaher, J. E., resignation, 54 Gamans, J. B., entered the treasurer's office, 140 Gibbons, H. C., marriage, 68 Gleason, Raymond E., transferred to Houston, 294 Gwynn, F. D., transferred from Tampa to the Boston office, 139, 150 HOLLICKY, J. J., resignation, 54 Haskell, Warren, joined the electrical division at Pawtucket, 148 Hearne, W. B., transferred to Tampa, 68 Hillin, W. L., resignation, 465 JETTE, CLARA E., resignation, 468 KARGER, RALPH G., resignation, 140 Kennedy, William H., transferred to Savannah, 213, 293 King, F. H., transferred to Pensacola, 298 Kirkland, R. N., transferred to Houghton, 213, 293 LACROSSE, E., temporarily transferred to Baltimore, 210 Lamb, J. C., transferred to Baton Rouge, 210, 216 Lemmon, Henry A., transferred from Halifax to the Boston office, 52 Lewis, Sallie Lee, resignation, 298 Loud, Mrs. B. G., resignation, 210 Loup, R. E., transferred to Beaumont, 461 Lucas, George, transferred to the Key West Electric Company, 62, 68 MCAULAY, ROSS, resignation, 296 McCaffrey, G. E., entered the employ of the Haverhill Company, 58 McCluskey, J. C., transferred to the Haverhill Gas Light Company, 215, 292 MacFadden, S. P., resignation, 289 McLaughlin, J. F., transferred to the Boston office, 294, 466 McLeod, Miss L. V., resignation, 378 McMillan, Miss O., resignation, 297 McNeil, R. J., resignation, 296 McPheeters, Sara J., resignation, 468 McRae, Catherine, resignation, 296 McSween, James, resignation, 296 Martin, N. J., joined the force of the Paducah Company, 65 Martin, W. J., resignation, 216 Martzall, F. M., transferred to Savannah, 60 Meeks, C. H., appointed chief engineer of the Beaumont Station, 54 Mesa, M. A., resignation, 215 Mills, R. J., resignation, 371 Mitchell, Grace E., resignation, 293 Moore, David, transferred to Galveston, 463 Morgan, Arthur G., resignation, 61 Morton, F. C., transferred to Savannah, 467 Munt, George E., transferred to Ponce, 377 Murray, J. E., transferred to Reno, 464 NIXON, F. A., resignation, 62 Norman, Miss F. U., resignation, 214 O'LEARY, CORNELIUS E., transferred to Jacksonville, 375 |