Stock market peace panic (Ed.), 18-19.
Stock market panic and the Wilson peace note
(Ed.), 130.

Taxation, New, Proposals for (Ed.), 473; (Ed.)
131-132.

Tax-free government bonds and their effect on
other securities (Ed.), 472.

(See also Finance under War, The.)
Florance, Howard. Carranza after two years (C.),
180.

Infantile paralysis-what have we learned? (C.),
79.

Food supply:

Bureaucracy and food control (C.), 626.
Enlistment for food production (L. il.), 531.

High prices of food and remedies for (Ed.), 18:
(C.) 75; (Ci.) 163.

Our armies of food supply (C. il.), 506.
Production in the Northwest (C.), 630.
Regulations for food conditions (Ed.), 572.
School gardening in the food crisis (C. il.), 517.
Speculation in and prices of food (Ed.), 572.
Stimulating food production (Ed.), 471; (Ed.), 570.
The farmer's viewpoint of production (C.), 619.
World's food supply, The (L. il.), 531.

(See also under Cattle and Live Stock.)
France, forests in, The destruction of (L. il.), 197.
France: Political changes in (Ed.), 358.
Francis Joseph, Emperor, and his day's work
(Li. il.), 87.

Francis Joseph, Emperor, and his reign (C. il.), 57.
Francis Joseph, Emperor. Policies of (L.), 424.
Frederick, J. George. Labor's seven-billion-dollar
raise (C. il.), 72.

French commerce in South America (L.), 545.
Fruit, Preserving, by carbon dioxide and oxygen
(L.), 325.

Funston, Gen. Frederick F., Death of (Ed.), 359.

GALLANT, Bernard. Mexico's constituent congress
(C. il.), 182.

Gardening, School, in the food crisis (C. il.), 517.
Gardner, Augustus Peabody, and preparedness (L.
port.), 306.

Germans in the United States, Loyalty of (Ed.),
470.

Pan-Germanism up to date (L.), 648.
What a woman saw in (L. il.), 194.

Gerrie, J. P. The Dominion in war time (C. il.),
286.

Gilbertson, H. S. Running States and counties on

business lines (C.), 185.

Governors, New, in office (C. il.), 39.
Great Britain:

England's state of mind (L.), 83.

Imperial war conference and its problems (C.),
391.

India, England's government of (Ed.), 347.
Manchester and the tariff with India (Ed.), 347.
Political situation in (Ed.), 358.

Seaports of, and their traffic (L. il.), 429.
Tariff policies, Imperial (Ed.), 348.

Women in British industry (L. il.), 311.
(See also Lloyd George.)

HAMLET, Mounet-Sully's conception of (L. port.),
320.

Health insurance, Compulsory (C.), 414.

Heard, Dwight B. (a brief sketch, with port.), 292.
Heard, Dwight B. The live-stock marketing prob-
lem (C.), 293.

Heidenstam, the Swedish poet (L. il.), 97.

Herrick, George F. The future of Moslem peoples
(C.), 171.
Herrick, Myron T.
490.

Joffre and Viviani (C. ports.),

Hindenburg, von, Field Marshal Paul (C. port.), 69.
Holland and the submarine war (L.), 539.
Holland, German views regarding (L.), 90.
Hoover, Herbert C., and his qualifications (Ed.),
572.

Houston, Secretary, Annual report of (Ed.), 16.

IMMIGRATION and labor after the war (L.), 321:
(L.), 535.

India, England's government of (Ed.), 347.
India: What India wants (L. il.), 647.

Indian boy artist and his work (L. il.), 434.
Indian policy, United States, A notable advance
in (L. il.), 646.

Infantile paralysis, Serum treatment of (L.), 658.
Infantile paralysis-what we have learned (C.), 79.
Inferno: German war novel (L.), 207.

Italy's labor problems and the war (L.), 90.

JACOBSEN, Eldred E. Our new Caribbean islands
(C. il.), 275.

Japan and America (C.), 398.

Japan, Our relations with (Ed.), 125.

Japan: The Far East after the war (C.), 176.
Japan's position after the war (Ed.), 125.
Japan's relations with China (Ed.), 349.

Joffre, Gen. Joseph Jacques Cesare (sketch of, with
port.), 490.

Joffre, Genera', in America (Ed.), 567.

Johnston, Charles. The situation in Russia (C.),
261.

KAWAKAMI, K. K. The Far East after the war
(C.), 176.

Kennedy, David Shelton. High food prices and
their causes (C.), 75.

LABOR and immigration after the war (L.), 321;
(L.), 535.

Labor: Canadian compulsory investigation act,
The (C.), 189.

Labor: Compulsory arbitration in railroad disputes
(C.), 190.

Labor laws, Court decisions on (Ed.), 474.
Labor's seven-billion-dollar raise (C. il.), 72.
Lane, Secretary, and his management of the In-
terior Department (Ed.), 13-14.

Latin coalition, A, in Europe (L.), 423.
Leading Articles of the Month Department, 81,
193, 305, 417, 529, 641.

Lenney, Teresa M. Public school thrift: a prac-

tical development (C. il.), 513.

Levine, Isaac Don. The Russian revolution (C. il.),
377.

Russia in the throes of re-birth (C. il.), 619.
Lichens as a source of food (L. il.), 541.
Liquor problem:

Bill for prohibition in District of Columbia, and
other items of progress (Ed.), 22.

Drinking among school boys (L.), 93.
Seattle after a year of prohibition (L.), 546.
State purchase as a solution in England (L.), 313.
Live-stock marketing problem, The (C.), 293.
Lloyd George to America (L.), 529.

Lloyd George, England's new premier (L. il.), 193.
Lloyd George's reply to Germany's peace proposals
(Ed.), 3.

Lyautey, General, French Minister of War (C. il.),
153.

MABIE, Hamilton Wright, critic and essayist (L.
1.), 204.

McAdoo, Secretary, and his conduct of the Treas-
ury Department (Ed.), 13.
McCormick, William B. The emergency Army
law and the citizen (C.), 606:

McGrath, P. T. British imperial problems (C.), 391.
Canada faces new problems (C. il.), 281.
Mackensen, von, Field Marshal August (C. il.), 70.
Maps and diagrams:

Agricultural mobilization plan, 509.

Austria-Hungary, showing polyglot character of
the empire, 65.