Karolyi, Countess Michael, Sketch of. 18-11
Karolyi, Count Michael, Suit Against
Property in Hungary, 21-10; Connrma-
tion of Treason, 26-12.
Karsavina, Thamar (p)

Kellogg, Frank B., Official Representa-
tive at Premier's Conference, 1-9; Ad-
dress in Reparations Conference, 4-8.
Kemal Pasha, Mustapha, Statue of..
Keneko, Kentaro, Viscount, Statement
on American Immigration Laws.
Kent, Frank R., List of Tabooed Political
Questions

Leinert, President (p)

21-13
13-3
2-10

Lejeune, John Archer (p), Sketch of..

23-3

Leland Stanford University, School of

19-16

Dispute, 19-6; Consideration of
Opium Traffic, 21-6; Opium Ques-
tion, 22-7, 23-7; Action on Egyptian
Protest, 23-10; Meeting of Council
in Rome, 24-8, 25-9; Work of
Council in Geneva, 26-8.
Lecomte, Georges, Election to French
Academy

23-8

M

MacGregor, Donald, on Distribution of
Campaign Expenses

12-2

MacMillan, Donald B., Return of, from

14-11

LETTERS, FROM

17-11

14-3

Babson, S. C., 24-28; Baldwin, Roger,
19-20; Blight. Reynold E., 22-30;
Brown, Art, 20-28; Butts, James E.,
19-20; Chadwick, Edward S., 23-30;
Connolly, Myles, 21-27; Day, Cope-
lin R.. 20-28; Denslow, H. M.,
-23-30; DuCloe, C. H., 23-30; Gilde-
meister, A. A., 21-27; Glass, R. J.,
25-30; Goler, G. W., 19-20; Green,
Neal J., 21-27; Hardwick, John,
22-30; Heffelfinger, F. Peavey,
23-30; Imislund, Clarence, 21-27;
Jenkins, W. F., 19-20; Loughberry,
W. W., 24-28; MacFarland, Charles
S., 26-30; McCutcheon, Donald,
19-20; Martin, Jeanne, 22-30; Miller,
Robert E., 20-28; Moore, I. Foster,
21-27; Moran, Bruce, 21-27; Mott,
Ernest J., 22-30; Newcomer, Waldo,
19-20; Parker, K. E., 26-30; Ratz-
laff, C. J., 24-28; Riley, Lester
Leake, 21-27; Robinson, Charles F.,
23-30; Sinclair, Upton, 19-20; Stolpe,
J., 25-30; Strebig, J. E., 26-30;
Swayne, M. M., 23-30; Sweet, Wm.
E., 24-28; Swem, E. G.. 26-30;
Swink, R. A.. 23-30; Wagner,
Philip M., 22-30; Wheat, Carl I.,
19-20; Wolfsohn Musical Bureau,
Inc., 20-28; Workman, M. A., 19-20;
Zirato, Bruno, 20-28.

Arctic Region, (p), 10-20; 13-18.
MacMurray, John Van A., Appointed
Assistant Secretary of State.
Macaroni, Imports of.

22-1

6-27

Machado, Gerado, Elected President of
Cuba

19-11

Machen, J. Gresham, Removal from
Princeton Pulpit

4-19

Madden, Sir Charles E., Appointed Brit-
ish Admiral of the Fleet.

6-8

in England

4-9

10-25

9-28

Martinelli, G. (p).

25-16

Marvin, Charles F., Appointed Acting
Secretary of Agriculture.

18-5

Marx, William, Statement on Reparations

Conference, 3-8; Attitude on Premier's

La Follette, Robert M., Nomination by
Conference for Progressive Political
Action, 2-4: Endorsed for President
by Socialists. 2-5; Endorsement of,
3-4; Strength in Northwestern States,
4-1; Attack on Tariff Investigation of
Sugar Costs, 6-2; Letter on Ku Klux
Klan, 7-4; Labor Day Speech by Radio,
9-3; Labor Day Speech, 10-3; Address
in New York, 13-2; Attack on Califor-
nia Courts, 14-2; Campaign Speeches,
15-3, 16-8; Charges of Corrupt Election
Funds, 17-3; Repudiated by Republican
Senate Leaders, 22-3.

La Follette, Robert M., Jr.

Liger, Hybrid Animal

1-20

faction to

22-18

Light, Cold, 2-20; Speed of, Measuring,
13-18.

Lincoln, Abraham (p), Quoted on Ku

Klux Klan

7-4

Unveiling of Tablet to Woodrow Wil-
son, 2-8; Investigation of Poison
Gases by Committee, 9-22; Fifth As-
sembly at Geneva, 10-8, 13-7. 15-7;
Speech of Edouard Herriot Before,
11-6; Speech of Ramsay MacDonald
Before, 11-6; American Plan, 11-6,
15-7; Appeal to Montenegrin Inde-
pendence, 12-11; Permanent Disa-
armament Commission, 13-7; Benés
Plan for Arbitration and Disarma-
ment, 13-7, 14-7; Application of Ger-
for
many
Membership to. 14-7;
Protocol to the Covenant, Analysis
of. 15-7; Anglo-Turkish Dispute, 17-7:
Adjournment of Council, 19-6; Greco-
Turkish Dispute, 19-6; Turko-British

14-30

Medical Education in the United States.. 8-19
Medicines, Seizure Under Pure Food and

Drugs Act

6-3

Meeker, Ezra

15-24

Meiklejohn.

10-5

Alexander (p), Proposed
New College for.

11-18

4-18

of

Metropolitan Museum of Art, Opening
of American Wing, 20-16, 21-16.
Metropolitan Opera House, Boxes in...... 18-16
Michigan, Proposed Compulsory Educa-
tion Law, 16-17, Smallpox in, 3-17;
Failure of Income Tax Amendment,
20-6; Defeat of Proposed Compulsory
Education Amendment, 20-20; Univer-
sity of, Opening of, 14-16.
Milk Fund Contest..

Miller, Marilyn (p), 7-16; (p), 20-13.
Miller, W. Palmer (p)..

Millerand, Alexandre, "Last Will and
Testament of," 1-11; Candidacy for
Chamber of Deputies, 9-9; Manifesto
Against the French Government, 20-8.

1-27

Launching of Largest Submarine V-1,
4-4; Attitude of President on Eleva-
tion of Naval Guns, 10-1; Estimates
and the Budget, 11-4; Attempt to
Prevent Destruction of Washington,
21-4; Report of Secretary Wilbur,
22-3; Sinking of Washington, 22-4;
20-2; Gun Elevations, 23-2; Ma-
rines, Training Place for, 23-3; Bill
for Repairs Passed by Senate, 25-5;
Naval
Dispute in Regard to
Strength, 26-4.

NEGROES

Prevention of Lynching in Illinois,
5-3; Universal Negro Improvement
Association, Convention of, 6-3; Se-
lection of Dr. Charles H. Roberts
for Representative from New York,
7-6; President Coolidge Resents Po-
litical Discrimination Against, 7-6;
Convention of National Negro Busi-
ness League, 9-6.

OPERA

New Operas in Milan, 6-14; La Lé-
gende du Point D'Argentan, Produc-
tion of, 6-14; Farrar Production of
Carmen, 7-12; Plans of Chicago Op-
era Company, 7-13; New Opera
House for New York, 8-12; Open-
Air Opera in St. Louis, 8-12; Libret-
to by John Drinkwater, 11-13; New
New
Work by Mascagni, 11-13;
Italian Operas, 11-13; Opening of
Season in New York, 11-13; 16-16;
San Carlo Season, 14-12; Chicago
Opera Season, Opening, 20-15;
Opening of Metropolitan Season, 20-
15; Jazz, 22-16; Production of
Jenufa, 24-15.

Opium, Proposed Control by League of
Nations, 21-6; Raw, Manufacture of,
22-7; Plan for Regulating Traffic in,
23-7; 25-9.

Opper, Laura, Death of.
Ordnance, New Powerful.

Oregon, Repeal of State Income Tax
Law, 20-6; Defeat of Proposed Com-
pulsory Education Amendment, 20-20.
Oslo, New Name for Christiania, Nor-

13-31

13-18

2-26

21-9

11-4

New Jersey, Election of Mrs. Mary T.
Norton to Congress..

Nepattek, Karl, Death of.

14-30

Newman, Ernest, Visiting Guest Music
Critic

15-13

Pacific 231, Production of, in Chicago,
18-16; 20-15.

Milwaukee, Musical Revival in.

15-13

Minnesota, Political Situation in, Sena-

New Orleans, Suit to Oust Colored Col-
lector

Paddock, Charles W., Sprinting Records
of

11-25

16-20

torial Campaign, 18-4.

Miranov, Peter, Artist Prodigy..

4-17

Missionaries, American, Japanese Mes-

sage to

14-18

Mississippi Basin

24-5

Moffatt, James, New Translation of Old

Testament

23-23

Newspaper Mergers, Results of, 17-18;
Hoaxes. 20-18; Sensations, 22-28.
Newspapers, and Publication of Income
Tax Returns. 18-20; East and West,
Comparison of, 6-22; Pictures in, 8-25;
Political Preferences of, 9-20; Indict-
ment for Publishing Income Tax Re-
turns. 23-18; and Radio. 26-23.
New York, Alfred E. Smith Nominated
by Democrats for Governor, 14-4;
Theodore Roosevelt Nominated by Re-
publicans for Governor, 14-4; Re-
election of Governor Smith, 20-6.
New York City, George W. Olvany
Chosen Leader of Tammany Hall, 4-6;
Tammany Hall, Former Leaders of,
4-6; Overcrowding of Schools in, 11-
18; Medical Center in, 15-20.
New York Evening Graphic..
New York Herald-Tribune, Fake Story
in

Panama Canal Tolls..

22-3

Pan-American Railroad.

2-13

ernor of Panama Canal Zone.

Patents, Number of.

2-7

16-5

Mount Everest Expedition, Return of.

6.22

New York-New Jersey Vehicular Tunnel 5-19
New York Symphony Orchestra, Con-

certs in Havana

10-16

Bulgarian Government

6-19

Mozart Festivals in Paris.

1-17

Mudd, Sydney E., Death of.

16-30

New York Theatre Guild, Dedication of
Cornerstone of Theatre.

Muldoon, William (p).

22-28

New York Times, Political Attitude of,
9-20; Criticism of Clem L. Shaver,
13-5.

Murlin, Lemuel H., Chosen President of
De Pauw University.

New York World on Election Results.... 21-20
"Nickel Plate Railroad".

Pepper, George Wharton, Address Before

1-23

14-16

Nitrogen, Process of Fixing from the

Murray, Gilbert, Experiments in Thought
Transference

American Bar Association, 3-16; At-
tack on La Follette, 5-5.

Muscle Shoals, 25-5; Withdrawal of Ford
Offer, 17-5; Discussion of Bill in Con-
gress, 24-4.

Nobel Prizes

21-15,

24-7

Museum of Engineering in Industry,

National

3-19

Musical Festival, International, at
Prague

Norton. Mrs. Mary T.. Elected to Con-
gress from New Jersey.

20-5

3-13

Musical Notation on Cuneiform Tablet.
Musicians, Blind

8-13

16-16

Musicians' Strike in Chicago.
Mussolini, Benito, Statement on Matte-
otti Murder, 1-12; Appointment
Cabinet, 2-10; (p), Letter Against Op-
position, 6-11; Speech in Defense of
Policies, 7-9; Religion of, 8-18; Inter-
view with King Victor, 12-11; Speech
at Opening of Italian Parliament, 21-
9: Vote of Confidence in, 24-11.

in

N

OIL INVESTIGATIONS

22-16

National Academy of Design, Winter Ex-

Indictment of Doheny.

Nulton. Louis McCoy (p), Appointed Su-
perintendent U. S. Naval Academy...... 26-5

O'Bannion, Dion, Death of
Obolensky, Prince, Recall
Minister

Sinclair and

Fall. 3-6: Expenditures for. 7-6;
Continuation of. 11-5; Trials in Los
Angeles, 18-6, 21-4.

Oil Production. 7-30. 25-26; Proposed
Amendment of Federal Oil Conserva-
tion Board, 26-5.

Periodicals "Playing Up" Articles.... 22-27
Permanent Court of International Jus-
tice, Max Huber Elected President....
Pershing, John J., Opinion on Gains and
Losses of World War, 5-6; (c), (p),
Statement on Defense Day, 6-5; Prepa-
ration for Farewell Speech, 9-4; Offers
For Services of, 11-5; American Rep-
resentative in Peru, 22-6; Award of
Silver Star for Service in Spanish-
American War, 24-6; Attends Celebra-
tion of Peruvian Independence Day,
24-11.

Pew, Pirate (p).........
Philadelphia, Overcrowding of Schools
in, 11-18; American Legion, Conven-
tion in 1926, 13-4; Anniversary of
Con-
First Meeting of Continental
gress, 14-1; Anniversary of Founding
of Carpenters' Company, 14-1.
Philharmonic Orchestra, Wilhelm Furt-
waengler to Conduct, 6-14; Beginning
of Season, 17-12.

Philippines, Opening of Insular Legisla-
ture, 4-2; Mutiny of Scouts, 3-6, 10-5;
Criticism of Congressional Legislation,
11-5; Application of 18th Amendment
to, 14-4; Political Situation in, 26-2.
Physicians, Foreign, Licensing of, 3-17;
Women, Number of in United States,

5-18.

12-14

11-6

Vol. IV]

INDEX

PLAYS

Alloy, 19-15; Annie Dear, 20-13; Art-
ists and Models, 17-15; Ashes, 18-15;
Badges, 24-13; Best People, The, 9-
15; Bewitched, 15-15; Be Yourself,
11-16; Black Bandana, 1-18; Blind
Alleys, 22-13; Busybody, The, 15-15;
Bye, Bye, Barbara, 10-17; Chocolate
Dandies, 11-16; Close Harmony, 24-
13; Clubs Are Trumps, 17-15; Cock
o' the Roost, 17-15; Comedienne, 18-
15; Conscience, 12-16; Crime in the
Dancing
16-14;
Whistler Room,
Mothers, 8-15; Dawn, 23-14; Dear
Sir, 14-14; Desert Flower, 22-13;
Desire Under the Elms, 21-13; Dixie
to Broadway, 19-14; Dr. David's
Dad, 8-16; Dream Girl, The, 8-15;
Easy Mark, 10-17; Easy Street, 8-
15; Fake, The, 16-14; Far Cry, 15-
15; Farmer's Wife, 16-14;
brand, The, 17-15; Follies, Fall Edi-
tion, 19-15: George White's Scan-
dals, 2-15; Grab Bag, 16-14; Great
Music, 15-15; Green Beetle, 11-17;
Greenwich Village Follies, 13-13;
Grounds for Divorce, 14-14; Guards-
man, The, 17-15; Harem, The, 24-
13; Hassan, 14-14; Haunted House,
Hun-
11-16; Havoc, 11-15; Her Way Out,
12-15;
1-19; High Stakes,
garian, 8-16; In His Arms, 17-15;
Judy Drops In, 15-15; Lady, Be
Good, 24-14; Lazybones, 14-15; Lit-
tle Angel, 14-14; Little Clay Cart, 24-
13: Madame Pompadour,

Fire-

21-14;

Made For Each Other, 15-15; Mag-
nolia Lady, 23-14; Man In Evening
Clothes, 24-14; Marjorie, 8-15; Mask
and the Face, The, 12-16; Minick,
14-14; Mongrel, The, 26-14; Mud,
2-15; Music Box Revue, 24-13; My
Girl, 23-14; Nerves, 11-16; New,
7-15; New Brooms, 22-13; No Other
Girl, 8-16; Paolo and Francesca, 24-
13; Parasites. 22-13; Passing Show
of 1924, 11-17; Peter Pan, 20-13;
Pigs, 11-16; Princess April, 24-14;
Quarantine. 26-14; Red Falcon, 16-
14; Rose Marie, 11-16; Rising Son,
13-13;
19-14: Ritz Revue,
The,
Saint, The, 16-14; Sap, The, 26-14;
Schemers, 13-13; Second Mrs. Tan-
queray, 19-15; Shipwrecked, 21-13;
1-18; Silence,
Shooting Shadows,
21-13; Simon Called Peter, 21-14;
S. S. Glencairn, 20-14; Steam Rol-
Student Prince, The,
ler. 21-14;
24-13; Sweeney Todd, 4-16; Tan-
trum, The. 11-16: That Awful Mrs.
Eaton.
15-15; They Knew What
They Wanted, 23-14; Thoroughbreds,
12-15; Tiger Cats, 18-15; Top Hole,
11-16; Try It With Alice, 1-19;
Vanities, 12-15; War Plays, 9-16;
Way of the World, 22-13; Were-
Price
What
10-17;
Wolf. The.

20-10

26-20

DEMOCRATIC CAMPAIGN, Bryan, C. W.,
Speech of Acceptance, 8-4; Speeches
Na-
of, 16-2, 18-2; Nominated for Vice-
3-3; Convention,
President,
Presidential
tional, Balloting for
Nomination, 2-1; Davis, John W.,
3-2;
President,
for
Nominated
Speech of Acceptance, 7-1; Speeches
of, 9-1, 10-2, 11-2, 12-1, 13-1, 14-2,
16-2, 17-2, 182; McAdoo, Wm. G.,
Withdrawal as Candidate, 3-1; Nom-
inations for Presidency, 1-2, 3, 4;
Platform, 1-5; Plea for Labor Sup-
port to Davis, 7-5; Shaver, Clem L.,
Appointed Manager, 5-1.
Farmer-Labor Party, Candidates of....
Final Speeches of Candidates..
Gilbert, Clinton W., on Results.
INDEPENDENT PROGRESSIVE CAMPAIGN,
Campaign Committee, Organization
of, 5-1 Funds, Shortage of, 11-2;
La Follette, Robert M., Speeches of,
13-2, 16-2, 17-2, 18-2; Attack on
Electors
Courts, 14-2;
California
Barred in Louisiana, 15-3; Endorsed
for President by Socialists, 2-5; En-
dorsement by American Federation of
Labor, 8-4; Strength in Northwest-
ern States, 4-1; Protest Against Use
of "Progressive," 12-3; Result of
Election, 20-2; Wheeler, Burton K.,
Speeches of, 11-2, 13-2, 13-3, 14-2,
15-3.

19-1

M., Nominated

4-11

Reick, William C., Death of..
Reinhardt, Julie, Death of.

20-25

Samuel

for

Presidency

1-3

Austria

22-12

Ranier, Mt., Proposed Change of Name.. 25-4
Ranier, Peter (p)...

25-5

Ransdell, J. E., Nomination as Senator
from Louisiana

12-6

Rat Blood and Sleeping Sickness..
Rats, Plague of, in New Orleans.
Real Estate Instruction in Colleges.
Receipts, Government

16-22

26-7

19-18

2-6

24-30

10-30

6-18

Prohibition Party, Candidates of.
REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN, Brookhart At-
tack on Dawes, 15-3; Coolidge Notifi-
cation of Nomination and Accept-
ance, 8-1; Coolidge Speech at Balti-
more, 11-1; Dawes, Charles G., No-
9-2;
and Acceptance,
tification
Dawes, Charles G., Speeches of, 9-3,
10-2, 12-2, 13-1, 14-2, 15-2, 16-12,
18-2; Hughes, Charles E., Speeches
of, 16-4; Results of Election, 20-1, 2.
Review of

Socialist Party, Candidates of, 3-4;
Convention of, at Cleveland, 2-5.
Worker's Party, Candidates of.
Presidential Elections, Voters in..
Press Agents

Press Censorship in Brazil.

Preston, Andrew W., Death of.
Price Indices

Prices, Wholesale, of Commodities, 4-25;
of Commodities in August, 11-24;
Wholesale, Index of, 13-23.
Princeton University, Opening of, 14-16;
Annual Report of President, 20-22.
Procter and Gamble, Prizes for Soap
Sculpture

PROHIBITION ENFORCEMENT

Henry Ford's Support of, 5-4; Report
of Association Against the Prohibi-
tion Amendment, 5-4; Twelve-Mile
Treaties with Foreign Countries,
10-4; Reply of Roy A. Haynes to
National Wholesale Druggists' Asso-
ciation, 14-5; Opposition of National
Wholesale Druggists to, 14-5; Appli-
cation of 18th Amendment to Philip-
Cost of, 18-6; 26-5;
pines, 14-4;
Decision in Hill Case on Cider Man-
ufacture, 21-3; Proposal of Anti-Sa-
loon League, 23-6; Proposal of Con-
ference of Senior Circuit Judges,
23-6; Recommendations for, 23-6.
Protestant Calendar of Saints.
Providence, R. I., Benedict Monument
to Music in..

Rembrandts, Widener Collection, 18-17,
19-13; American Collections, 19-13.
Renault, M.

(p).

REPARATIONS

Agreement of Herriot and MacDonald
in Regard to, 3-7; Conference in
London, 4-8, 5-7, 6-7, 8-7, 10-7; At-
titude of Herriot Toward, 5-7; An-
drew W. Mellon in Conference with
5-7; Ap-
Ramsay MacDonald on,
pointment of Committee on Opera-
tion of Experts' Plan, 5-7; Arrival
of German Delegates, 7-7; Experts'
Plan in Reichstag, 9-7; Settlement,
History of, 10-7; Functioning of Ex-
11-7;
perts' Plan, 11-7; S. P. Gilbert, Jr.,
Appointed Agent General,
Under Experts'
Second Payment

Smith, Hoke (p).

Governor of Wyoming...

17-5

Rothschild, Maurice de, Defeat of, in

French Elections

9-9

Sinclair, Upton, Opinion on Gains and
Losses of World War..
Sistine Choir, American Visit of.
Slang, Daily News, Prizes for...
Sleeping Sickness, in Africa, 3-17; in
England, 3-17; and Rat Blood, 16-22.
Smallpox in Michigan, 3-17; in Cleve-
land, 4-21.

Smiddy, Timothy A., Minister from Irish
Free State

Smith, Alfred E., Nominated by Demo-
crats for Governor of New York, 14-
4; Re-elected Governor of New York,
20-6.
Smith College, Opening of, 14-16; Thea-
tre Workshop, 23-20.
Smith, Harriet L. (p).

2-17

5-6

8-12

13-16

Tanaka, Tokichi, Appointed Japanese
Ambassador to the United States........ 11-12
Tarbell, Ida M. (p), Declaration or
Vote for Coolidge....

15-3

Smith-Wilkinson,

Taxes, Income, Publicity of.

19-5

24-31

Tchitcherin, George (p).

26-11

Tea, Production of.

13-22

15-16

Telephones in Spain..

10-24

Snook, Albert

17-14

Telephony, Color

10-19

Snowden, Philip, Statement on Dawes

Tennessee, Senatorial Primaries in.

10-4

Sage, Dean (p).

15-20

Plan, 9-7; (p), Speech on British Fi-
nance, 10-10.

Tennis, 1-37; 2-27; 4-28; 6-29; 7-28;

8-25; 9-28; 10-29; 11-20; 11-30; 19-30;
20-30.

11-5

Saner, kobert E. Lee, Address Betore

Soldiers' Bonus, Number of Applications,
16-5, 25-7.

"Sommifere," New Anæsthetic

5-18

Songs, Old

6-19

San Francisco, Visit of British Fleet to..

2-8

Soufoulis, S.,

Appointed Premier of

Sargent, Dudley Allen, Death and

Greece

5-9

Sketch of

13-18

Sarrail, Maurice (p).

22-8

Sousa, John Philip

11-13

Saulsbury, Willard, Nominated for Pres-
idency

1-3

South Carolina, Senatorial Campaign in,
9-6, 12-5.

South Mountain, Temple of Chamber

preme Court Against

17-16

Music on

13-12

Third Internationale, Congress of.

3-9

Theological Seminaries, Keport on.

4-19

14-1, 30.

Speech, Human, Processes of, 7-20;
Voiceless, 24-17.

Therapy, Intravenous

2-24

Thomas, J. H. (p).

12-8

Schall, Thomas D. (p), Campaign for
Senator in Minnesota

Spence School

12-17

Thompson, R. M. (p).

7-25

Thompson, Elihu (p).

3-19

Schools, Medical, in the United States,
8-19; Overcrowding of, 11-18; Public,
in Scotland, 3-18; Secondary, Leading,
3-18.

Splawn, W. M. W., President of Uni-

Thurston, Howard

25-2

versity of Texas, Sketch of..

16-16

Tilden, William T., Wins National Clay

Spleen, Transplanting

22-18

Court Championship

4-28

Spreckles, Adolph Bernard, Death of.

1-31

Time, Measurement of

20-23

Schurman, Jacob Gould (p), Objection
of Japan to, as Ambassador..

Schwab, C. M. (p)..

Spreckels, Rudolph (p)..

5-3

Tokyo, Fire in..

19-10

5-11

Springfield Republican, Centenary of.

11-21

Tolley, Cyril J. H. (p).

13-26

5-25

Sproule, William (c)..

4-24

Toscanini, Arturo, Sketch of.

23-15

Science, Applied, Financial Profit of.

4-20

Townsend, Charles E., Death of.

6-32

Scott, Jean B. (p).

17-22

Stadium, Significance of

24-18

Toy Production

25-26

Standard Oil Companies, Dividends of.. 8-24

Trachoma

24-17

Sea Time

1-20

Standard Oil Company, Federal Suits

Trades Union Congress.

11-7

Against

1-8

Transplantation of Organs..

25-24

from

15-2

Stark, Monroe, Death of.

23-31

Triennial Imperial Education

Confer-

Sedgwick, Ellery, Letters to..

3-15

Stars, Age of.

24-24

Seelye, Laurenus Clark, Death of.

16-30

Steed, Wickham (p).

21-22

Seipel, Ignaz, Resignation as Premier of

Steel Industry

.3-20, 26-27

Trinity Church Corporation, Finances of 4-19
Triple Entente, Proposed.

21-6

Austria, 20-10; Resignation as Chan-

Steel, Stainless, Cheap Process for Mak-

Trotsky, Leon, Speech Against United

cellor of Austria, 22-12.

ing

4-21

States, 7-10; Accusations Against, by

Serafin, Tullio

20-15

Sterling, Thomas (p)..

25-3

Zinoviev, 23-9; Banishment (p), 25-13.

Sewall, Harold M., Death of.

19-31

Stern, William A. II. (p).

13-16

Tsarina of Russia (p).

1-15

Shafroth, Morrison, Nomination as Sen-

Stetson, Caleb L. (p).

4-19

ator from Colorado

12-6

Steuben, General (p).

10-6

Tuan Chi-Jui (p), Appointed Chief Ex-
ecutive of China

23-11

14-19

Steuben Society, Support of La Follette..
Stuer, Max D. (p)...

12-2

Tuberculosis, Calmette Vaccine for, 1-21;

26-22

Gold Salts Cure for.

Shanghai, Capture of.

17-10

Shanklin, William Arnold, Death of...
Shaver, Clem L., Appointed Manager,
Democratic Campaign, 5-1; (p), 8-4;
Criticism of, by New York Times,

16-30

Stevenson, Robert Louis (p), New Biog-
raphy of

25-24

Tucker, Sophie (p)......

12-15

21-14

Tumor on Brain, Operation for.

4-21

Steward, John A., 9-24; Letter of Presi-
dent Coolidge to, on 65th Wedding
Anniversary

Tunnel, Vehicular, New York-New Jer-

sey

5-19

13-5.

Shaver, Mrs. Clem L., Attack on

Stitt, Edward R. (p), on Medical Stand-
ards

23-28

De-

fense Day Attitude of Charles W.

Bryan

Stock Exchange, Activity of, 23-24; and
the Election, 20-24.

(p), 4-28; Defeat
Georges Carpentier, 5-20.
Twelve-Hour Day, Result of Abolition of 8-24
Typewriter as Musical Instrument.......... 13-12

of

10-3

Shaw, D. Stanley, and Newspapers.

Stock Swindling

23-26

20-18

Shaw, Howard E., Death of..

Stokowski, Leopold

24-15

14-30

Shearer, William B. (p).......

21-4

Sheep, Transplanting Glands in.

6-27

Sheffield, G. S., Death of..

25-32

Stone, Harlan F., Address Before Amer-
ican Bar Association, 3-16; Annual Re-
port, 24-2.

U

Umberto, Prince, Visit to Latin America
(p), 11-12; 13-10.

Sheffield, James Rockwell, Appointment
as Ambassador to Mexico, and Sketch
of

10-4

Stony Point, N. Y., Establishment of
American Institute of Operatic Art...... 4-18
Straton, John Roach (p)..

22-28

Shelley, Percy B., Memorial to, at Car-
rara, Italy

5-15

Sherman, Stuart P., Editor Herald-Trib-
une Book Review

Strauss, Richard, Resignation from Vien-
na Opera House, 20-15; New Inter-
mezzo, 22-16.

Unamuno, Miguel de, Amnesty for..........
Underwood, Oscar W., Nominated for
Presidency, 1-2; (p), 24-4; Attack on,
25-7.

4-10

Unemployment, British

6-7

Uniform Illegitimacy Act.

25-17

Strongfort, Lionel (p).

2-24

13-24

-Shidehara, Baron (p).

Submersible Vessel to Navigate Under

Union Theological Seminary, Plans for

2-12

Endowment

24-17

Ice

.Shiel, M. P. (p), Sketch of.

2-20

15-14

Shields, James K., Defeat in Senatorial
Primaries

Sugar Tariff

United Hotels Corporation of America.... 18-26

12-5

Sullivan, Mark (p), Political Forecast..

17-4

10-4

UNITED STATES

Shipping Board, Sale of Wooden Ships.. 12-5
Ships, Sailless, 23-18; Seaworthiness of, 24-5
Shiras, George, Death of.

Sun, Total Eclipse of, 21-17; Age of,

24-24.

6-32

Shotwell, James H., American Plan for
League of Nations, 11-6; Editor Eco-
nomic and Social History of the World
War, 20-22.

Supreme Court, U. S., Case of M. S.
Daugherty

24-6

See CABINET; COOLIDGE, CALVIN;
CONGRESS: IMMIGRATION; ТАХА-
TION; FOREIGN RELATIONS; ARMY;
NAVY; Etc.

Supreme Court, U. S., Meeting of, 15-5;
Suggested Changes in, by James M.

Beck, 26-4.

Sivavougse, Prince, Visit to the U. S..... 20-10

Surgeons, U. S., Congress of.

18-28

Skeel, Burt E., Death of.

United States Chamber of Commerce,
Address of President Coolidge Before..
United States Naval Academy, Appoint-
ment of Superintendent

18-1

26-5

15-30

Swimming Championships

Silver, Coinage of...

2-22

Synthetic Gold

11-30
5-19

Silver, Gray (p), Sketch of, 5-26; Ex-

position of Farmers' Needs, 12-3.

T

Simone, Mme.

18-15

Simopoulos, C., Greek Minister to U. S. 23-2

Simplified Spelling

19-18

United States Steel Corporation, Order
by Federal Trade Commission to Dis-
continue "Pittsburgh Plus" Practice,
5-26; Extra Dividend, 6-26.
Universities, as an Investment, 4-20;
German, 3-18; Foreign, Summer
Schools at, 5-16.