Meat industry in Argentina (L.), 429.
Medicine cures insanity (C., il.), 411.

Medicine preventing disease (C., il.), 188; (Ed.),
352.

Mellon, Andrew W., report as Secretary of Treas-
ury (Ed.), 16.

Merchant marine (See "Industry").
Mexico and United States (L.), 216.
Militarism in Egypt (L.), 320.

Mines (See "Industry" and "Labor").

"Mirrors" of the Washington conference (Ed.), 10.
Mississippi River improvement (Ed.), 579.
Mitchell, Brig. Gen. William. Safety in flight
(C., il), 166.

Money (See "Finance" and "Germany").
Monroe Doctrine viewed by Latin America (L.),
327.
Monroe, Paul.

643.

Political revolution in China (C.),

Montagu retires as Indian Secretary (Ed.), 349.
Moore, John Bassett. Gorgas--Redeemer of the
tropics (C., il.), 188.

Motion picture improvement (L.), 214; auditory
aids (L., il.), 215.

Motion pictures obtain Will H. Hays as manager

(Ed.), 130.

Motor truck competition with railroads (Ed.), 583.
Muscle Shoals power project (Ed.), 354; (C., il.),
381.

NARCOTICS not so widely used (C.), 610.
National arboretum (L., il.), 332.

National Guard's new status (C.), 285.
Naval reductions (See "Washington conference").
Near East Relief in Armenia (Ed.), 13; (C., il.),
81.

Negro progress in America (C.), 648.

Negro redistribution in America (L., il.), 95.
Neutrals should have been organized in the war
(Ed.), 227.

New Jersey's insane being cured (Ed.), 352.
Nicaragua, Costa Rica and Central American
Union (L.), 322.

Northrop, Cyrus, deceased (Ed.), 470.
Northwestern pioneering records (C., il.), 419.
Nutrition studies in the schools (L., il.), 546.

OBITUARY, 26, 139, 246, 251, 363, 475, 579, 583, 589.
Opium question and the league of Nations (C.),
301.

PACIFIC ISLANDS dominion of Britain (C.), 305.
Papacy:

Papacy in the modern world (L.), 550.
Pope Benedict XV (L.), 315, 433.

Pope Pius XI succeeds Benedict XV (Ed.), 242 ;
(C., il.), 258.

Parsons, Floyd W. The coal outlook (C.), 376.
Patterson, John Henry, deceased (Ed.), 579.
Pavlov's work in Russian famine (L., il.), 436.
Peabody, Mrs. George Foster, deceased (Ed.), 246.
Peace problems almost as bad as war (Ed.), 115.
Peyote a dangerous drug (L.), 437.

Philippines to remain under Stars and Stripes
(Ed.), 130.

Pioneering records in Northwest (C., il.), 419.
Poincaré (See "France").

Poison gas in peace times (L.), 666.
Poland's economic resurrection (L.), 207.
Politics (See also "Prohibition" and "Bonus"):
Bad in treaty ratification (Ed.), 345.
Beveridge victorious in Indiana

(Ed.), 580.

primaries

Candidates and issues in many fields (Ed.), 462
Harding's first year ends (Ed.), 235.

Illinois springs a surprise (Ed.), 162.
Indiana contest (Ed.), 462, 580.

Kenyon leaves Senate for the Bench (Ed.), 237.
Newberry contest settled (Ed.), 129, 237.
Newberry (money) issue (Ed.), 463.

New York Congressional election (Ed.), 460.
Pennsylvania changes Senatorial representation
(Ed.), 129.

Pennsylvania governorship primary (Ed.), 580.
Primaries and the machine (Ed.), 461.
Prospects for 1922 (Ed.), 346.

Republicans lose some ground (Ed.), 460.
Porto Rico restless (L.), 323; (Ed.), 347.
President Harding:

Annual message (Ed.), 13.
Appointments (Ed.), 347.

First year's achievements (Ed.), 235.
Merchant marine proposals (Ed.), 356.
Professional standards continually rising
353.

Progress (Ed.), 3, 115, 227, 339, 451, 563.
Prohibition:

After three years (Ed.), 581; (C.), 607.
For the world? (L.), 548.

Not a political factor (Ed.), 581.

(Ed.),

Propaganda, can it be controlled? (L.), 545.
Public health and mental disease (C., il.), 411.
Public health service and children (L.), 325.
Public health education (Ed.), 352.
Public service a profession (C.), 616.

RADIO broadcasting rapidly expanding (C., il.),
395; (L., il.), 102.

Railroads:

Alaskan Government railroad (C., il.), 402.
Argentine system (L., il.), 430.

Consolidation plans (Ed.), 21: (C.), 69.
Decrepit condition analyzed (L.), 205.
Earnings improve (Ed.), 21, 565, 582.
Motor truck competes (Ed.), 583..
Rates and the farmer (Ed.), 237.
Rates to be lowered (Ed.), 582.
Terminal unification (Ed.), 21.
Rainmaking (See "Agriculture").

Rathenau Germany's biggest figure (L., il.), 206.
Record of Current Events, 22, 135, 249, 359, 471,
584.

Reeder, Dr. Rudolph R. Health work in Serbia
(C., il.), 77.

Religion (See "Papacy" and "Babai”).

Rhodesian fossil skull of ancient man? (L., il.),

105.

Roman coliseum to-day (L., il.), 219.

Rural life improvement by better books (C., il.).
297.

Russia:

Chief problem of Europe (Ed.), 343.
Military menace (Ed.), 343.

New bourgeoisie (L., il.), 441.

Pavlov's work in hunger period (L., il), 436.

Science among the Bolsheviks (L.), 208.

Soviet's economic transformation (L.), 97.

Theater under Soviet (L., il.), 98.

Viewed by E. J. Dillon (L.), 534.

SANTO DOMINGO gets a new adviser (L., il.), 543
Schools (See "Education").

Sculpture of Henry Merwin Shrady (Ed.), 469.
Searles, Ellis. Giving stability to the coal indus-
try (C.), 639.

Serbia's reconstruction process (C., il.), 77.
Shackleton's death (Ed.), 246.

Shaughnessy, E. H., dies (Ed.), 246
Shaw, Albert:

Farm and country movement, in various re-
ports (R., il.), 559.

Henry Stead of Australia (C., il.), 304

James Bryce as we knew him in America (C.,
il.), 277.

Records of Northwestern pioneering (R., il.),
419.

Shipping (See "Merchant Marine")
Shrady's Grant Memorial (Ed.), 469

Shuler, Marjorie:

Community campaigns for better books (C., il.),
297.

Digging at the roots of juvenile delinquency
(C.), 424.

Making teachers welcome (C., il.), 195.

Women of America make history (C., il.), 635.
Women as internationals (C.), 73.

Women's responsibility for food costs (C.), 529.
Siberia affected by Washington agreements (C.),
263.

Simonds, Frank H.:

Battle of Genoa (C.), 597.

Europe prepares for Genoa (C.), 371.
From Washington to Genoa (C.), 147.

In London (Ed.), 350.

Paris-Three years after (C.), 483.

What the Washington conference achieved (C.),
33.

What was gained at Washington (C.), 261.
Smythe, William E. A new homestead policy for
America (C., il.), 291.

Socialism vs. realism (Ed.), 566.
Soldiers' bonus (See "Bonus").

Sound machines for motion pictures (L., il.), 215.
Spanish empire prospects (L.), 323.

Stahl, John M. Why not insure farm crops?
(C.), 526.

Stead, Henry, Australian journalist (C., il.), 304;
(L.), 318.

Stead, Henry. Britain's Pacific island dominion

(C., il.), 305.

Stinnes, Hugo, in German politics (L., il.), 541.
Stockholm's free port (L., il.), 659.
Stock swindlers detected (Ed.), 355.
Street safety education in schools (L.), 326.
Sturzo, Don Luigi (L.), 651.

Submarine warfare question (L., il.), 328.
Succession States, agrarian policy (L.), 440.
Sweden's oldest copper company (L.), 319.
Sweden's premier, Hjalmar Branting (L., il.), 654.
Swedish free port at Stockholm (L., il.), 659.

TARIFF (See "Congress").

Taxation (See "Congress").

Teachers' housing in America (C., il.), 195.
Telephone now transcontinental (L., il.), 331.
Treaties:

Brandegee reservation to the Four-Power treaty
(Ed.), 453.

Chinese customs revision agreement ratified
(Ed.), 454.

Four-Power treaty on Pacific ratified in Senate
(Ed.), 8, 340, 452; (L.), 85.

Five-Power naval ratio agreement ratified
(Ed.), 454; (C.), 151, 262.

Nine-Power treaty on China ratified (Ed.), 454;
(C.), 152, 263.

Ratification methods abroad (Ed.), 454; pros-
pects generally (L.), 87.

Ratification methods in United States Senate

(Ed.), 451, 454; predictions (Ed.), 10, 345.
Senators befog treaty issues (Ed.), 341.
Simonds' comments (C.), 148, 261; analysis
(Ed.), 231.

Submarine and poison gas arrangements rati-
fied (Ed.), 454; (C.), 149; (L., il.), 328.
Supplemental agreement ratified (Ed.), 454.
Treaty between States on Colorado River irri-
gation (C., il.), 619.

Washington conference (See separately).
Yap treaty (Ed.), 8; ratified (Ed.), 340.
Tuskegee Institute (C., il.), 648.

UNEMPLOYMENT crisis (L., il.), 540; and the
unions (L.), 204 (Also see "Labor").

United States:

Alaskan development (C., il.), 402.
Annual reports of cabinet officers (Ed.), 16.
Arizona irrigation development (C., il.), 622.
Army policy revised (C.), 285.

Changing markets for western agriculturists
(Ed.), 576.

Colorado river development (C., il.), 619.
Dances criticized in Europe (L.), 542.
Death Valley climate record (L.), 552.
Economic relations with Cuba (L.), 663.
Foreign trade policy (Ed.), 575.
Housing (See separately).
Idealism in America (L.), 652.
Immigrants analyzed anew (L.), 439.
Immigration restriction explained (C., il.), 509.

Aftermath felt in peace economics (Ed.), 115.
China has a civil war (C.), 643.

Finance corporation and farmers (Ed.), 564.
Military after effects on men (Ed.), 568.

Warbasse, Agnes Dyer. Coöperative housing in
Europe (C., il.), 173.

Washington conference:

American disarmament in Pacific (L.), 539.
American navy still susceptible of reduction?
(L.), 656.

An example of "Open diplomacy" (Ed.), 118.
Anglo-French accord necessary (Ed.), 119.
Anglo-Japanese alliance (C.), 34 replaced
(Ed.), 7.

British naval policies (Ed.), 6.

China's claims (Ed.), 9; (C.), 39.
Correspondents (C., il.), 43.

Delegates (C., il.), 43.

Disarmament under League (Ed.), 344.

Effect on United States (Ed.), 240.

First four weeks analyzed by Simonds (C.), 33.
Foreign correspondent's view of work (C.), 155.
France's safety argument (Ed.), 118.
French reactions (C.), 485; (Ed.), 457.
German disarmament an essential (Ed.), 118.
Hamilton, Alexander, on disarmament (L.), 655.
Japanese naval policies (Ed.), 7.

Naval competition and its alternatives (Ed.), 4.
Naval ratios fixed (Ed.), 5; (C.), 38, 151, 262.
Only a beginning (L.), 87.

Personalities of the conference (C., il.), 41.
Progress of negotiations (Ed.), 3.

Results, viewed by Simonds (C.), 147, 261.
Riddell, Lord (C., il.), 49.

What caused the conference (Ed.), 454.
(See also "Treaties).

Weeks, John W. Our new army (C.), 285.
Welliver, Judson C.:

Agricultural crisis and the "bloc" (C., il.), 158.
Muscle Shoals power and industrial project
(C., il.), 381.

Three years of prohibition: Success or failure
(C.), 607.

Williams, Wayne C. A treaty among States (C.,
il.), 619.

Abbas, Abdul Baha, 217.

Adee, Alvey A., 117.

"A. E." (George Russell), 493.

Ahmed Fuad Pasha, 473.

Alter, George E., 580.

Anderson, Sydney, 158.

Andrews, J. S., 495.

Asquith, Mrs. Margot, 250.

Astor, Lady, 638.

Balfour, Arthur J., 5, 7, 44, 45, 47.

Bangs, John Kendrick, 246.

Bankhead, William B., 294.

Barry, David S., 15.

Barthou, Louis, 457.

Barton, Robert, 496.

Benedict, XV, Pope, 259.

Benes, Eduard, Premier of Czechoslovakia, 491.

Bernardes, Arthur, President of Brazil, 588.

Beveridge, Albert J., 463.

Blanchard, C. J., 295.

Bliss, Robert Woods, 117.

Bone, Scott C., Governor of Alaska, 408.

Bonomi, Premier of Italy, 123.

Bope, George W., 509.

Borah, William E., Senator, 234.

Brandegee, Frank B., Senator, 342.

Branting, Hjalmar, Premier of Sweden, 654.

Brentano, Theodore, 249.

Briand, Premier Aristide, 5, 44, 45, 47, 200.
Brookings, Robert S., 578.

Bryce, James, Viscount, 277, 279, 284.

Burton, Theodore, 571.

Butterfield, Kenyon L., 559.

Campbell, Philip P., 461.

Capper, Arthur, Senator, 158.

Carson, Sir Edward, 495.

Catt, Mrs. Carrie Chapman, 635.

Cavallini, Fausto, 102.

Childers, Erskine, 496.

Cholmeley-Jones, Richard G., 363.

Clarke, John Hessin, Justice, 587.

Collins, Michael, 58, 127, 497.

Conference on Limitation of Armaments, 2.

Cotton, Henry A., 411.

Craig, Sir James, 495.

Crissinger, D. R., 126, 345.

Crow, William E., Senator, 130.

Dail Eireann, original, 58.

d'Alto, Portuguese Count, 45.

Davis, Arthur P., 295.

Davis, James J., Secretary of Labor, 512.

Davison, Henry Pomeroy, 583.

Dawes, Charles G., Director of Budget, 18.

De Alvear, Marcelo T., President of Argentina, 588.

Dearing, Fred Morris, 117.

Debt Refunding Commission, 571.

de Marchienne, Baron de Cartier, 45.

Desmond, Shaw, 555.

De Valera, Eamon, 58, 493.

De Valera, Mrs., 498.

De Veyra, Mme. Jaime C., 637.

Draper, John W., 411.

Duffy, Gavan, 127.