JOURNAL

VOLUME 30
JANUARY-JUNE 1922

BOSTON

STONE & WEBSTER, Inc.
147 Milk Street

Indexes to Vol. 30, January-June, 1922

N. B. The following page numbers of each issue of the STONE & WEBSTER JOURNAL are given for convenience in referring to unbound copies:

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

ACCESSIONS to the Library of Stone & Webster, 85, 182, 279, 377, 460, 553
American Standard of Living, The (Ed.), 298-304

Attention of Professor Crookes (Ed.), 6

Babine Country of British Columbia (A. L. Hartridge), *401-414

BATON ROUGE, LA.: business conditions, 42, 134, 251, 351, 431; company news, 61, 154, 263, 358, 439, 534

Beaumont and Port Arthur, Tex.: business conditions, 42, 134, 351; company news, 62, 155, 263, 359, 440, 535

Bellingham, Wash.: business conditions, 43, 135, 251, 431, 525; company news, 62, 155, 264, 359, 441, 535

Better Banking Under the Federal Reserve System, 415-426

Birney Cars: see Safety Cars

Bonus, The; When Names are Deceptive (Ed.), 4

Books: see Accessions, Library Notes Index

British Columbia, The Babine Country of (A. L. Hartridge), *401-414
Brockton, Mass.: business conditions, 136, 351; company news, 156, 360, 441, 536
Business Conditions: Silver Linings (Ed.), 195; March Hares (Ed.), 200-204;
The "Old Normal and the New" (Ed.), 296; The Street Railway Situation
from the Business Man's Viewpoint (Walter H. Burke), *323-345
Business Conditions in Stone & Webster Localities, 42, 134, 251, 351, 431, 525

CAPE BRETON, see Sydney

Carribean Cruise, A, (C. A. Stone), *209-228

Central Europe, The Financial Debacle of (W. Irving Bullard), 23-31

Central Station Extension in Lowell, *112-121

Charts: Relationship of the State of Illinois and the Central District to the
Balance of the United States, 244; Day Wage Scales Effective in Illinois
under State Agreement, 246; Increases in Illinois Mining Rates, 247; Com-
parative Table of Wages, 248

Chicago, Ill.: Company news, 360, 442,

Clubs: see Entertainments

Coal and Other Things (H. J. Strobel), *485-505

Coal Situation: The Present Situation in the Central Competitive Coal Field
(A. J. Maloney), *244-250

Columbus Company: Change of name to Columbus Electric & Power Company,
536

Columbus, Ga.: Business Conditions, 36, 252, 351, 431, 525; company news, 63,
157, 264, 360, 442, 536

Commission on State Administration; Putting Business Methods into Govern-
ment (L. R. Nash), 17-22

Companies, News from the, 58, 152, 261, 357, 438, 533

Connecticut, see New London, Middletown

Construction, 60, 66, 153, 174, 260, 357, 358, 438, 533, 541
Coupons and Dividends Due, 88, 186, 282, 379, 436, 557

DALLAS CITY, ILL.: business conditions, 43
Dividends, see Coupons

EDITORIAL COMMENT: Attention of Professor Crookes, 6; Forgotten Things,
394-400; Getting Back to the Personal Equation, 387; Government as it Should
Be, 3; House that Smith Built, The, 298-304; Hovey, Francis J., 99; In Tune
and Out, 101-105; Is It a Wonder, 196; Jazz, 204-208; King's English, The,
11-16; Local Option in Illinois, 291; Making and Breaking, 8; March Hares,
200-204; My Country, 'Tis of Thee, 475-479; Name and the Thing, The, 293;
"Old Normal and the New," The, 296; On Human Nature, 198; Out of the
Wilderness, 100; Public Opinion, 392; Silver Linings, 195; To The Contrary
Notwithstanding, 473; Twenty-five and Sixty, 105-111; When Names Are
Deceptive, 4; When Tom Smith Went Blind, 389; Wireless a la Carte, 295;
Young Man of the Name of Solon, A, 479-484

Education: School of Instruction in Fall River, 65, 159; Employees' Club Meet-
ings in Paducah, 168; Meetings for Instruction, 209, 272, 273, 361, 365, 368;
Classes in First Aid, 276, 448; Foremanship Classes in Fort Worth, 539.
Electric Railways: On Human Nature (Ed.), 198

Electric Service: The Lesson from the Storm (E. L. Milliken), *32-41; Some
Leaks That I Have Known (W. H. Blood, Jr.), 124-133

El Paso, Tex.: business conditions, 44, 137, 252, 352,432, 526; company news, 64,
158, 265, 361, 442, 537

Entertainments: Baton Rouge, 439, 534; Beaumont and Port Arthur, 155, 263,
264, 535; Bellingham, 264, 535; Boston, 61, 154, 261, 262, 357; Brockton, 157;
Columbus, 64, 157, 264; Fall River, 65, 160, 265, 361, 443, 538; Galveston,
539; Halifax, 162, 267, 540; Haverhill, 67, 68, 162, 267, 364, 444; Houghton,
268, 364, 445; Houston, 164, 268, 365, 541; Jacksonville, 69, 164, 365, 446,
541; Keokuk, 70, 71, 72, 165, 541; Key West, 271; Middletown, 271, 448;
New London, 73, 167, 272, 367, 543; Paducah, 74, 168, 272; Pawtucket, 75,
169, 273, 369, 451, 452, 544, 545; Reno, 76, 77, 546; Savannah, 76, 172, 274,
370, 454, 547; Seattle, 78, 173, 275, 454; Sydney, 81, 175, Tacoma, 455, 549;
Tampa, 177, 456; Woonsocket, 82, 178, 179, 277, 375, 457, 550

Everett, Wash.: business conditions, 44, 138, 252

FALL RIVER, MASS.: business conditions, 45, 138, 253, 432; company news, 65,
159, 265, 361, 443, 538

Federal Reserve System, Better Banking Under, 415-426

Financial Debacle of Central Europe (W. Irving Bullard), 23-31

Fireproofing (Ed.), 293

Florida, see Key West, Jacksonville, Pensacola, Tampa

Forgotten Things (Ed.), 394-400

Fort Madison, Iowa: business conditions, 45, 139, 253, 526; company news, 66,
160, 265, 362, 538

Fort Worth, Tex.: business conditions, 46, 139, 254, 352, 526; company news, 67,
160, 266, 362, 443, 538

GALVESTON, TEX.: business conditions, 48, 140, 254, 352, 432, 527; company
news, 161, 266, 363, 443, 539

Gas Service: Reduction of Gas Rates, 62; Periodical Inspection of Consumers'
Gas Meters (H. Vittinghoff), 229-243; Gas rates in Keokuk, 270
General Notes, 58, 152, 261, 357, 438, 533

Georgia, see Columbus, Savannah

Getting Back to the Personal Equation (Ed.), 387

Government: Government as It Should Be (Ed.), 3; Putting Business Methods
into Government (L. R. Nash), 17-22; To the Contrary Notwithstanding
(Ed.), 473; A Young Man of the Name of Solon (Ed.), 479-484; Optimism
(Peter O. Knight), 506-524

HALIFAX, N. S.: business conditions, 255, 433, 527; company news, 162, 267, 363,
444, 539

Haverhill, Mass.: business conditions, 48, 141, 255, 352, 433, 528; company news,

67, 162, 267, 363, 444, 540

History: Forgotten Things (Ed), 394-400

Houghton, Mich.: business conditions, 49, 141, 255, 443, 528; company news, 68,
163, 267, 364, 445, 540

House That Smith Built, The, (Ed.), 298-304