JOURNAL

VOLUME 22
JANUARY-JUNE, 1918

BOSTON

STONE & WEBSTER

147 Milk Street

INDEXES TO VOL. 22, JANUARY-JUNE, 1918

Subjects
Authors

Illustrations
Library Notes

N. B. The following page-numbers of each issue of the Stone &
Webster Journal in this volume are given for convenience in referring to
unbound copies:

(Ed.) = editorial; (r) = review; * = illustrated. The page scope is given
for articles extending over more than two pages. Names of authors are
enclosed in parentheses.

ABBOTT, WILLIAM L., returned to Boston office, 506

Acceptances (T. T. Whitney), 31-35

Accessions to the library of Stone & Webster, 82, 169, 249, 348, 437, 524

Ackley, M. W., enlisted in U. S. Marine Corps, 418

Alexander, I. N., serving in 339th Artillery, 418

Alexander, Jefferson L., transferred to El Paso office, 69,158

American International Corporation and Construction of the Ship-

yard at Hog Island, Pa.

(Walter Goodenough), *8-15;

(G. J. Baldwin), *91-107, 180, 283;

(H. D. H. Connick), 181-198;

(D. P. Robinson), 272-283;

(G. O. Muhlfeld), 284-303;

(Walter Goodenough), 372-887;

(D. R. Kennedy), 463-477

Americans all as seen in the Liberty Loan Parade (Ed.), 253

Anthony, A. W., stationed on a submarine chaser, 106, 330

Army, see War

Austin, Elliott G., serving in 68th Aero Squadron, 143, 331

Ayer, Leroy, enlisted in the Navy, 143

Arthur, Lieut. Leslie W., victim of a submarine accident, 508

BAKER, GEORGE, enlisted in 85th Highlanders and was killed in action

143, 331

Baker, Glenn L., serving in Royal Air Service Corps, 509

Baker, J. Rae, commissioned ensign and detailed to Annapolis, 55

Ball, A. E., enlisted in U. S. Infantry, 142

Banking system improved by creating acceptances (T. T. Whitney),

31-35

Banquets: Beaumont Shipbuilding & Dry Docks Co., 319; Stone &
Webster Club of Washington, 231, 237