LIBRARIES, college, 803 (2) (3), 1875; county, 1282, 1471 (19); school, 177 (74)-(76), 819 (26), 823 (12) (13), 995, 1469 (1) (6) (2), 1471 (20), 1648, 1652, 1666 (9), 1888 (16), 2090; traveling, 384. LIBRARIES AND READING, 165–168, 382-385, 639, 1282129i, 1301 (14), 1427 (22), 1467, 1648-1652, 1666 (4), 1872-1873, 1875-1876, 2085-2090.

LIBRARIES AND SCHOOLS, 74, 819 (25), 1206, 1283, 2085.

LIBRARY SCHOOL GRADUATES, salaries, 575.
LIBRARY SCIENCE, teaching, 2092.

Liddeke, Frederick, 1011.
Lietzmann, Walther, 635.

LIGHTING OF SCHOOLROOMS, 1579.

LIGUE POUR L'INSTRUCTION POST-SCOLAIRE OBLIGATOIRE, 379.

Lile, W. M., 2064.

LIMA, education, 594.
Lind, S. C., 1419.

Lindsay, S. M., 2068 (5).
Lindsey, Ben B., 129.
Linn, L. P., 826 (6).
Lipmann, Otto, 895.

Lister, Alfred, 1081.

LITERARY SOCIETIES, country school, 398 (6). LITERATURE, 38, 41, 226, 443, 627, 922-923, 1309 (16), 1518, 1527, 1653 (5), 1657 (21), 1717, 1731, 1737, 17401741, 1931, 1945, 1951, 1967.

Little, B. M., 1802.

Lloyd, F. E., 1732.

Lobingier, C. S., 2074. Lockwood, Laura E., 482.

Lodge, Gonzalez, 1766 (10).

Lodge, H. C., 1392.

Lodwick, Agnes I., 966.

Löffler, Eugen, 1525.

Loew, Joseph, 746.

LOGIC, 615.

Loman, John, 804 (3).

LONDON. NEWCOMEN FOUNDATION SCHOOL, 1258. LONDON. UNIVERSITY, 1049.

Loomis, R. A., 354.

Lord, J. K., 285.

Lorentz, Friedrich, 2048.

Lorenz, Paul, 1354.

Lory, C. A., 1839.

LOS ANGELES, high school, 177 (42).

Loskey, J. B., 594.

LOUVAIN, Belgium, higher education, 1673.

LOUVAIN. UNIVERSITY, 1890.

Lowe, L. A., 716.

Lowe, O. H., 1666 (20).

Lowe, Orton, 1287.

Lowell, A. L., 99, 286, 554, 1223 (3).

Lowry, E. B., 731.

Lugg, C. H., 112, 1012, 1889 (16).

Lull, H. G., 418, 636, 1082, 1188, 2049.

LUNCHES. See CHILDREN, feeding.

LUTHERAN PAROCHIAL SCHOOLS, 1301 (17).

Lyans, C. K., 1491.
Lyman, R. L., 236.
Lynch, Ella F., 867.
Lyon, D. O., 218.
Lynn, Margaret, 666.
Lyon, E. P., 1228.

Mabire, C. Suban-, 1459.
Macadam, Elizabeth, 125.
McAndrew, William, 82, 1023.
MacBurney, T. N., 1654 (2).
McCann, M. R., 172.
McCarthy, C. H., 1949.

McCarthy, Sister Mary K., 869.
McCleery, W. J., 1409.
McClinton, J. W., 1889 (23).
McClure, F. W., 1281.

- McComb, E. H. K., 1355.
McConathy, Osborne, 1950.
McConaughy, J. L., 267, 1991.
McConnell, J. P., 830 (2).
McCormack, T. J., 1376.
McCormick, P. J., 1301 (15).
McCormick, S. B., 397 (10).
McCoy, W. T., 466.
MacCracken, J. H., 1888 (11).
McCrae, Annabelle, 1660 (6).
McCrory, C. R., 1473 (3).
McCurdy, J. H., 721 (24).
McDermott, Irene E., 827 (12).

McDonald, A. A., 1889 (3).

Macdonald, Alice B., 1325.

MCDONALD, Miss E. B., 989.

Macdonald, Margaret M., 180 (3).

Macdonald, N. C., 177 (5), 826 (10), 1768.

Macdonald, W. A., 808 (3).

McDougle, E. C., 957.

McElfresh, Franklin, 748.

McFadden, J. H., 367.

Macfarlane, P. C., 914, 1053.

Macgregor, J. K., 1642.

McIndoo, J. M., 219.

McIntyre, J. L., 1708.

Mack, Eva, 1660 (5).

McKay, Ethel H., 50.

McKeag, Anna J., 120.

McKeever, W. A., 561, 1664 (6), 1666 (9) (22), 1776.

McKibben, F. P., 817 (13).

McKinney, James, 355.

McKinstry, Maude, 1307 (7).

McKnight, T. H. B., 1795.

Maclaurin, R. C., 286.

McLellan, J. H., 961.

McLeod, J. J. R., 149.

MacMahon, Ida, 825 (3).

McManis, J. T. 18

McMullin, W. G., 1922.

MacMunn, Norman, 33, 870.

MacMurchy, Helen, 721 (16).
McMurry, C. A., 871-872.

McMurry, F. M., 177 (13), 1306 (3).
McMurry, Mrs. Lida B., 917.
McMurtrie, D. C., 163, 1269.
Macnaughton-Jones, Henry, 896.
McVea, Emilie, 818 (1).

McVey, F. L., 176 (11).

McVey, J. M., 1659 (5).

Macy, Mary S., 721 (1).

Maedge, C., 948.

Maennel, Bruno, 1014.

MAGAZINES, use in class, 1344.
Magee, Helene B., 574.

Magnus, Philip, 761.

Magruder, W. T., 817 (1).
Mahannah, F. L., 1656 (10).
Main, Josiah, 177 (67) (80).
Mainwaring, C. L., 1326.
Mais, S. P. B., 637, 1951.
Makower, A. A., 431.

MANHATTAN RUBBER MANUFACTURING COMPANY,

corporation school, 812 (3).

MANHATTAN TRADE SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, NEW YORK,

509.

Mankato presbytery, 1754.

Mann, Alfred, 603.

Mann, C. R., 762, 1791.
MANNERS, 827 (3).

MANNHEIMER SYSTEM, 1577.

Mansbridge, Albert, 377.

MANUAL TRAINING, 66, 137-147, 346-358, 530-541, 752-
767, 1170-1201, 1306 (18) (19), 1307 (5), 1433-1446,
1621-1626, 1661 (6), 1664 (16), 1665 (7) (8), 1666 (21),
1820-1844, 2041-2053. See also INDUSTRIAL EDU-
CATION; PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION; TECHNICAL
EDUCATION; VOCATIONAL EDUCATION.

Maphis, C. G., 78, 805 (3).

March, Norah H., 180 (8), 1422, 1597.

Marchis, L., 1393.

Marden, O. S., 129.

Margaret Mary, Sister, 1653 (14).

MARKING, 113, 607, 715, 2012. See also GRADING.

Marshall, E. J., 365 (2).

Martin, G. H., 1332.

Martin, Gertrude S., 1862.

Martin, Herbert, 1656 (14).

Martin, O. B., 4 (2), 1471 (3).

Martin, W. W., 1423.

MARY DATCHELOR GIRLS' SCHOOL, CAMBERWELL,

ENG., 563.

Mary de Lourdes, Sister, 1653 (15).

Mary John, Sister, 1653 (17).

Mary Ruth, Sister, 340.

MARYLAND SCHOOL SURVEY, 1658 (1).

Maryland state teachers' association, 395, 1659.

Mason, C. P., 1887 (6).

Mason, Roy, 1189.

MASSACHUSETTS, higher education, 1054; rural life,

1537; school law, 577 (V).

Massachusetts. Commission on immigration, 595.

MASSACHUSETTS HOME-PROJECT PLAN, 776.

Massachusetts institute of technology, 1054.

MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY, 286,
288, 479.

Masseck, C. J., 1998.

MATHEMATICS, 227, 238, 392 (2) (5)–(7), 446, 635, 652,
823 (14) (15), 952-959, 1525, 1637, 1654 (4) (6), 1718,
1942.

Mathews, J. L., 534.

Matterson, E. B., 142.

Matthews, Pauline E., 442.

Matthews, W. K., 100.

Mau, Laura E., 237.
Maurer, H. H., 824 (13).

Maxwell, G. E., 177 (48).

Maxwell, W. H., 212, 1302 (12), 1733, 1888 (8).

Mead, D. W., 817 (7).
Meade, G. H., 108.
MECKLIN, J. M., 287.

MEDICAL EDUCATION, 148, 549, 551, 553-554, 556-557,
1223, 1229, 1301 (3), 1453, 1853-1854, 2061, 2063.
MEDICAL INSPECTION OF SCHOOLS, 117, 721 (14)–(17),
785, 828 (5), 1106, 1112, 1132, 1302 (6), 1418–1419,
1581, 1584, 1589, 1805.
MEDICAL RESEARCH, 367.

Meek, C. S., 177 (17), 396 (3), 2050.
Meier, C. O., 1814.

Meiklejohn, Alexander, 397 (9), 1394.
MELLON INSTITUTE, 1181, 1830.
Meltzer, S. J., 1854.

MINNESOTA. UNIVERSITY, five-year engineering
course, 817 (12).

Minnich, H. C., 1024.

Mirick, G. A., 825 (6).

MIRROR DRAWING, 1497.

Misme, Jane, 158.

MISSION SCHOOLS, 1642, 2074.

Mississippi teachers' association, 1307.

MISSOURI, Consolidation of schools, 990.

Missouri society of teachers of English and modern
languages, 1308.

Missouri state teachers' association, 824, 2003.
MISSOURI. UNIVERSITY, grading system, 283 817 (6).
Mitchel, J. P., 2068 (1).
Mitchell, H. E., 268.
Mitchell, Lucy S., 1120.
Mitchell, S. C., 681 (6).

Modern language association, 647.

MODERN LANGUAGES. See LANGUAGES, modern.
Moffat, S. A., 1247.

Morgan, G. F., 1095.

Morgan, H. W., 783.

Morin, Jeanne, 547, 781, 1211.

Morley, Edith J., 1027.

MORMON CHURCH, schools, 1301 (18).

Morrison, A. H., 1309 (10).

Morrison, Carolyn E., 1804.

Morrison, H. C., 178 (1), 801 (2).

Morse, J. L., 744.

Morse, Josiah, 30.

Morton, W. H., 1905.

Moseley, Eunice, 535.

Moses, Cleda V., : 275.

Moses, Julius, 569.

MOTHERS' CLUBS, bibliography, 1293. See also

PARENT-TEACHER ASSOCIATIONS.

Mott, J. R., 1305 (2).

Mott, T. A., 700 (8).

MOUNTAINEERS, southern, 1109, 1683.

MOUTH HYGIENE, 1595.

MOVING PICTURES, 34, 223, 423, 621-622, 624, 912,
1301 (27), 1469 (3), 1926-1928; bibliography, 1293.
Münsterberg, Hugo, 732.

MÜNSTERBERG, HUGO, 360.
Muerman, J. C., 1972 (2).

Muffley, May R. B., 1661 (14).

MULCASTER, RICHARD, 832.

Mulock, Mabel E., 827 (27).

MULTIPLICATION TABLES, memorizing, 1498.

Mumford, A. A., 180 (7).

Mumford, F. B., 802 (13).

Munford, Mary C. B., 159.

MUNICIPAL UNIVERSITIES. See UNIVERSITIES AND
COLLEGES, city.

Muntsch, Albert, 1653 (8).
Murdock, F. F., 801 (4).

Murdock, Mabel E., 1955.

Murphy, M. C., 513.

Murray, E. R., 1916.

Murtland, Cleo, 752 (13).

MUSEUMS, 35, 380, 1301 (13), 1874, 2085-2090. See
also SCHOOL MUSEUMS.

MUSIC, 52-53, 55, 177 (59) (60), 659, 663, 810,
822, 823, (16), 1311 (6) (13), 1348, 1361, 1517, 1654,
1658 (8), 1661 (14) (15), 1729, 1745, 1883, 1934, 1936,
1950; school credit for home study, 822 (2), 1515,
1746.

Music teachers' national association, 810.

Muthesius, Karl, 1639.

Myers, G. C., 873.

Myers, G. W., 238.

Myers, Irene T., 819 (23).

N.

Naismith, James, 1815.

Nash, Alice M., 1270.

Nasmyth, G. W., 1056.

National association of corporation schools, 811, 812.
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF CORPORATION SCHOOLS,
exhibit, 1444.

National association of dental faculties, 1225.
National association of manufacturers, 356.

National association of school accounting officers,
1887.

National association of state universities in the

United States of America, 176.

National association of the deaf, 1462.
NATIONAL CASH REGISTER SCHOOLS, 811 (1).
National child labor committee, 813.
National collegiate athletic association, 734–735.
National conference on the education of backward,

truant, delinquent, and dependent children, 814.
National conference on universities and public serv-
ice, 2068.

NATIONAL CONGRESS OF MOTHERS, 338.

National council of teachers of English, 168, 647, 931.
National education association, 177, 815, 1309; Com-
mittee on college entrance requirements, 177 (53);
Committee on general science, 1724; Committee on
grammatical nomenclature, 177 (24); Committee
on health problems in education, 177 (29); Com-
mittee on normal-school libraries, 177 (75); Com-
mittee on normal-school standards, 177 (49); Com-
mittee on tests and standards of efficiency, 177
(27); Committee on the articulation of high
schools and colleges, 177 (41); Committee on the

improvement of physics teaching, 177 (70); Com-
mittee on vocational education and guidance, 177
(55). Departments-business education, 177
(61)-(62); child hygiene, 177 (63)-(64); elemen-
tary education, 177 (34)-(37); higher education,
177 (43)-(46); kindergarten education, 177 (30)-
(33); library, 177 (73)-(76); manual training and
art education, 177 (52)-(58); music education, 177
(59)-(60); normal schools, 177 (47)-(51); physical
education, 177 (65)-(66); rural and agricultural
education, 177 (80)-(81); school administration,
177 (71)-(72); school patrons, 177 (78)–(79); science
instruction, 177 (67)-(70); secondary education,
177 (38)-(42); special education, 177 (77); superin-
tendence, 177 (10)-(24), 396, 700. General sessions,
177 (1)-(9). National council of education, 177
(25)-(29).

NATIONAL EDUCATION ASSOCIATION, 177 (1); DEPT.
OF SUPERINTENDENCE, 408; NATIONAL COUNCIL
OF EDUCATION, 408, 1315.

National league of nursing education, 3, 1660.
National society for the promotion of industrial edu-
cation; 536, 752, 1840.

National society for the study of education, 178, 816.
NATIONAL UNIVERSITY FOR THE UNITED STATES,
176 (9), 189, 279, 481, 1064, 1558.

National vocational guidance association, 1300.
NATIONAL WOMEN'S TRADE-UNION LEAGUE, 1191,
1256.

NATURE STUDY, 228, 242, 628, 646, 1533, 1720, 1932-
1933, 1960.

NAVAL TRAINING, 1242-1245.

Navarre, C., 638.

Nearing, Scott, 196.

Neave, E. F. M., 1111.

Negro teachers' association and school improvement

league of Virginia, 179.

NEGROES, 565, 790-791, 819, (11) (12), 1259, 1867.

Neilson, C. H., 1230.

Neretti, Luigi, 1465.

Nesbit, Edith. See Bland, Mrs. Edith (N.).
Neumann, Henry, 396 (2).

Neverman, P. F., 1778.

NEW ENGLAND, education, 801 (5), 1671.

New England association of chemistry teachers,
1310.

New England association of teachers of English, 233,
677.

NEW HAMPSHIRE, education, 463, 669; rural schools,
982.

NEW HAVEN, CONN., public schools, 194.
NEW JERSEY, education, 825 (1).

New Jersey. Council of education, 1048, 1805.
New Jersey. Dept. of public instruction, 1956.
New Jersey state teachers' association, 825.
NEW ORLEANS, delinquency, 2080; educational re-
search, 1704.

NEW SCHOOL MOVEMENT, 16.

New South Wales. Dept. of public instruction, 977.
NEW TRIER TOWNSHIP HIGH SCHOOL, KENILWORTH,
ILL., physical training, 325.

NEW YORK (CITY), education, 400; health super-
vision, 1800; public schools, 1000, 1004, 1070;
school inquiry, 706, 796, 1999.

New York (City). Association of district superin-
tendents, 1999.

New York (City). Board of education, 1208, 1841.

New York (City). Board of estimate and appor-
tionment. Committee on school inquiry, 200.
NEW YORK (CITY). ETHICAL CULTURE SCHOOL, 406.
NEW YORK (CITY). PUBLIC EVENING SCHOOL OF
THE INDUSTRIAL ARTS, 1278.

NEW YORK (CITY). PUBLIC SCHOOL 188B MANHAT-
TAN, 497.

NEW YORK, COLLEGE OF THE CITY OF, 2068 (6) (8).
NEW YORK (STATE), education, 1888; rural schools,
1368; school law, 296, 1572; teachers, 1302 (3);
vocational education, 347.

New York state association of district superin-
tendents, 1888.

NEW YORK STATE COLLEGE FOR TEACHERS, 1984.
New York state teachers' association, 83.

NEW YORK STATE VETERINARY COLLEGE, CORNELL,
150.

New York training school for public service, 410.
NEW YORK UNIVERSITY, history, 682.
New York. University club, 1993.
NEW ZEALAND, education, 1301 (41).
Newberry, Marie A., 995.

NEWCOMEN FOUNDATION SCHOOL, LONDON, 1258.
NEWSPAPERS. See JOURNALISM; MAGAZINES;

PRESS AND EDUCATION.

Nichol, J. B., 1653 (7).

Nichols, E. F., 804 (1).

Nicholson, Thomas, 809 (2).
Noble, Isabel, 1097.

Nock, A. J., 596, 1140.

NORMAL SCHOOLS, 69, 177 (46)–(51), 396 (4) (5), 801
(4), 827 (17), 1024, 1031, 1309 (6) (12), 1311 (2), 1657
(3) (4), 1778, 1989; graduates, 177 (34) (47), 470;
physical education, 511.

Norris, A. C., 392 (3).

Norris, E. B., 680 (6).
Norris, O. O., 239.

North American civic league for immigrants. New
York-New Jersey committee, 170.

NORTH CAROLINA, education, 1661 (16); rural life
1370 (4); vocational education, 1661 (19).
NORTH CAROLINA LITERARY FUND, 1668.
North Carolina teachers' assembly, 1661.

North Carolina. University. Summer school for
teachers, 1370.

North central association of colleges and secondary
schools, 1662.

NORTH DAKOTA, consolidated schools, 1758.

NORTH DAKOTA, Bible study accrediting, 815 (11);
education, 826 (2).

North Dakota education association, 826.
North of England education conference, 180.
Northrop, Alice R., 129.

O'Brien, H. R., 1528.

OCCUPATIONS. See VOCATIONAL GUIDANCE.
O'Donnell, W. C., 749.

Odum, H. W., ,667.

Oehme, Walter, 1906.
Offenhauer, R. E., 143.

Ogden, C. K., 798, 1272, 1490.
O'Grady, Alice, 656.

OHIO, education, 198, 1083, 1311; high schools, 263;
rural life, 1759; school law, 173, 492, 577 (V); school
survey, 11, 84, 198, 410; teachers, 84.
Ohio college association, 1663.

Ohio state school survey commission, 410, 1068.
Ohio state teachers' association, 1311.

OHIO STATE TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION, 1311 (1).
OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY,summer surveying,817 (10).
Olcott, Frances J., 623.
Oldendorff, Paul, 420.
O'Leary, W. A., 752 (8).
Olerich, Henry, 220.
OLERICH, VIOLA R., 220.
Oliphant, James, 1907.
Oliver, T. E., 1873.

Olivet, H. S., 1603.

ONE-ROOM SCHOOLS, 177 (2), 398 (3), 668, 992, 994.

Opdycke, J. B., 443, 827 (28), 1356, 1529, 1734.

OPEN-AIR SCHOOLS, 312, 505, 721 (3) (22), 1099, 1508,
2016.

Oppenheimer, C. P., 1473 (7).

ORAL ENGLISH, 808 (2), 925, 930.

ORAL HYGIENE, 1595.

ORANGE Co., VA., sanitary survey, 1297.

OREGON, high schools, 70; rural schools, 1540.
ORIENT, education, 1679, 2073-2075.
Orr, C. I., 1735.

Painter, G. S., 1358.

Palmer, Alice N., 827 (14).

Palmer, C. F., 177 (81).

Palmer, Cornelia, 1850.

Palmer, Erastus, 1766 (9).

Palmer, G. H., 1992.

Palmer, J. J., 701 (1).

Palmer, Luella A., 454, 978, 1309 (8), 1749.