FOREIGN AFFAIRS (Cont'd)

HUNGARY, International Loan, 1-14;

Financial Condition of, 6-13; Re-

Financial Reconstruction,

port on
12-7; Proposed Treaty with Russia,
16-11; Suit over Karolyi Property,
21-10; Political Crisis in, 23-11;
Karolyi's Treason Confirmed, 26-12.

INDIA, Political Conditions in..

IRISH FREE STATE, Appointment of

Minister to the U. S., 1-10; Release

of Eamon de Valera, 4-10, 8-9;

13-8;

Boundary Controversy, 6-8,

Boundary Bill, 14-8, 15-8, 16-8;

Boundary Commission, 18-10; Con-

troversy in Registration of Treaty

See

with League of Nations, 26-9.

BRITISH COMMONWEALTH

also

NATIONS.

OF

ITALY, Matteotti Murder. 1-12, 2-10,

8-10, 9-9; Cabinet Resignations,

Cabinet, New Appointments

1-13;

in, 2-10; Cession of Jubaland to,

4-10; Letter of Mussolini Against

the Opposition, 6-11; Meeting of

Council of Ministers, 6-11; Failure

of Wheat Crop, 6-12; Speech of

Mussolini in Defense of His Pol-

icies, 7-9; Founding of Italian Na-

tional Centre Party, 8-10; New Con-

stitution for Sardinia, 11-10; Visit

of Crown Prince Umberto to Latin-

America, 11-12, 13-10; Assassination

of Armando Casalini, 12-10; Arbi-

tration Treaty

Switzerland,

with

13-10; Repayment of Bonds in the

U. S., 13-10; Resignation of

American Ambassador,

Caetani as

13-10; Treaty of Arbitration with

Switzerland, 13-10; Wolves in,

13-10; Opposition Seats in Parlia-

ment, 14-11; Cancellation of Titles

of Nobility, 18-10; Dissolution of

Fascist National Militia, 19-10;

Meeting of Parliament without

Opposition, 21-9; Meeting of Fascist

and Socialist Opposition Deputies.

21-9; Challenge of Mussolini by Pep-

pino Garibaldi, 21-10; Speech of
Carlo Delcroix in Chamber of Dep-
uties, 22-9; Debate of Mussolini's
Policies in Chamber of Deputies,
22-9; Vote of Confidence in Musso-
lini. 22-10, 24-11; Insurrection in
Tripoli, 23-7; Declaration of Musso-
lini to Modify Electoral Law, 26-11.

JAPAN, Reply to Hughes' Note on Ex-

clusion, 1-14; Sakhalin. Japanese

Desire to Obtain, 1-14; Chinese Pol-

icy, 2-12: Imperial Diet Meets, 2-12;

Policy Toward United States, 2-12;

Russian Policy, 2-12; Passage of

Tariff Bill. 4-13; Opposition

American Loan, 5-10; Presentation

of Site for American School, 5-11;

Resignation of Ambassador Woods,

6-2; Defense of Hanihara of "grave

consequences" Note, 6-13; Confer-

ence with Russia, 7-10; Estimate of

Earthquake Casualties. 7-10; Earth-

quakes in, 8-11. 13-10; National

Drill Day, 9-11: Treaty with Mex-

ico, 16-11; Ill Feeling over Immi-

gration Laws, 17-11; Fire in Tokyo,

19-10; Objection to Action on Opium

by League of Nations, 21-6; Honor

to Suicide as Protest Against

American Immigration Bill, 21-11:

Trial of would-be Assassin of

Crown Prince, 21-11; T. Mutsudaira

Appointed American Ambassador,

26-12.

to

MEXICO, Departure of British Rep-

resentative, 1-15; Presidential Elec-

tions, 1-15, 2-13, 3-12; Suspension

of Debt Agreement, 2-13; Evans,

Rosalie, Murder of 6-13, 7-11, 18-

12, 21-11; Foreign Tour of General

Calles, 7-11; Plague of Grasshoppers

in, 9-11; Meeting of General Claims

Commission, 10-13; Visit of Ameri-

can Exporters to, 10-24; Treaty with

Japan, 16-11; Church and the

Civil Law, 16-18; Statement on Oil

Controversy. 17-11; Withdrawal of

Consular Officers from Great Brit-

ain, 18-12; Statement of President-

Elect Calles on Policies, 19-11; In-

auguration of President Calles, 23-

12.

MONTENEGRO,
pendence

19-8

PERSIA, Oil in, 4-12; Assassination of

Major Imbrie, 4-12, 5-10, 6-11,

15-11, 20-10; Criticism of Irak-

Britain Treaty, 13-7.

PERU, Naval Preparations in, 13-11;

Celebration of Independence Day,

24.11.

POLAND, Strike Against Ten-Hour

Working Day, 6-11; Recall of Soviet

Minister, 9-10; Attempted Assassina-

tion of President, 11-10; Proposed

Refunding of American Debt, 21-2.

PORTUGAL, Activities of Alvaro de

Castro, 2-10; New Cabinet, 2-11;

Communist Revolt, 12-9.

RUMANIA, Control of Foreign Oil

Properties, 1-14; Financial Condi-

tions, 3-11; Visits of King and

Queen to France and England, 3-11;

Sketch of Queen Marie, 5-9; Failure

to Raise Foreign Loan, 8-11.

RUSSIA, Ashes of Late Czar and Fam-

ily, 1-15; Famine, Reports of, 1-15;

Conditions

Report of

by A. I.

Rykov, 2-11; Congress of Third In-

ternationale, 3-9; Anniversary of

Soviet Republics, 3-10; Deportation of

Students, 3-11; Unemployment in,

3-11; Attitude of Bolsheviki Toward

Gorky, 6-12; Conference with Japan,

7-10; Speech of Trotsky against

U. S., 7-10; Anglo-Soviet Treaty,

9-10; Divorce in, 9-10; Protest of

Grand Duke Cyril on Anglo-Rus-

sian Treaty, 9-10; Trial of General

Savinkov, 10-12; Food Conditions,

11-10; Grain Export Policy, Opposi-

tion to, 11-10; Floods on the Neva

River, 14-11; Protest against Allied

Interference in China, 14-11; Ex-

cerpts from Lenine's Will, 16-10;

Educational Conditions, 16-11; Pro-

posed Treaty with Hungary, 16-11;

Recognition by France, 17-9, 19-9;

Banishment of the Dowager Em-

press, 20-8; Anniversary of Soviet

Control, 20-9; Minister to Mexico,

20-9; Demand for Return of Rus-

sian Fleet from Tunis, 21-8; Grand

Duke Cyril Claims Right to Crown,

21-8; Treaty with Great Britain Re-

pudiated, 22-7; Accusations__against

Trotsky by Zinoviev. 23-9; Reply to

British Abrogation of Treaties, 23-9;

Reduction of Army, 24-10; Banish-

ment of Trotsky. 25-13; Protest

against Magnetic Observation by U.

S. Vessel, 26-11.

SIAM, Visit of Prince to United

States, 15-12; American Visit of

Prince Sivavougse, 20-10.

SPAIN, Amnesty for Moroccan Dis-

aster, 2-11; Modification of Dicta-

torial Powers, 2-11; Campaign of

Morocco, 3-11. 8-11, 9-9, 11-9, 12-9,

14-10, 17-9; Amnesty for Miguel de

Unamuno, 4-10; Commercial Treaty

with Germany, 8-10; Imaginary

Comments by King on Political

Situation, 8-10; Telephones in, 10-24,

Rumored Fall of Primo de Rivera,

11-9; Attack on King Alfonso by

Ibanez, 16-9, 25-10.

SUDAN, Plans for Development of.

See also BRITISH COMMONWEALTH

OF NATIONS; EGYPT.

SWEDEN, Arbitration Treaty with the

U. S., 1-13; Resignation of Cabinet,

17-10; Visit of King and Queen to

Denmark, 22-9; Illness of Premier
Branting, 25-13.

SWITZERLAND, Treaty of Arbitration
with Italy

TRIPOLI, Insurrection in

TUNIS, Political Troubles in

TURKESTAN, Floods in

TURKEY, Passage of Anti-Semitic Law,

6-11; Establishment of Monogamy.

7-10; Refusal of Mixed Commission

to Deport Greeks to Constantinople,

12-11; Position of Mosul, 13-7;

Statue of Kemal Pasha, 14-11; Ill-

ness of Ismet Pasha, 21-11; Resigna-

tion of Ismet Pasha Premier,

22-12.

as

YUGO-SLAVIA, Resignation of Premier

Pashitch and Cabinet, 4-11; Attempt

FOREIGN AFFAIRS (Cont'd)

to Form New Cabinet, 5-9; Proposed

Reduction of Army, 17-10; Strength

of Armies, 18-11;

of

Birthday

Crown Prince, 20-9; Reappointment

of Pashitch as Premier, 20-10; Na-

tionalization of Universities, Result

of, 24-11.

FOREIGN RELATIONS, UNITED STATES

Arbitration Treaty with Sweden, 1-13;

Reply of Japan on Hughes' Note on

Exclusion, 1-14; Departure of Amer-

ican Troops from Dominican Repub-

lic, 1-15; American Occupation of

Haiti, 1-15, 2-8; Rumanian Gov-

ernment and American Capital, 3-11;

American Demands for Imbrie Mur-

der, 5-10; American Goods and the

New Japanese Tariff, 5-11; Japanese

Objection to Jacob Gould Schurman

as Ambassador, 5-11; Resignation of

C. W. Woods as Japanese Ambas-

sador. 6-2; Rumored Resignation of

Ambassador Herrick, 6-3; Appoint-

ment of Edgar Addison Bancroft, Am-

bassador to Japan, 10-4; Appointment

of James Rockwell Sheffield, Ambas-

sador to Mexico, 10-4; Treaties with

Denmark, Great Britain, Norway,

Germany, Italy, Panama, Sweden

and Netherlands on Liquor Enforce-

ment, 10-4; Proposed Treaty with

Palestine, 11-11; New Ambassador

from Japan, 11-12; Hurley Plan of

Liquidation of War Debt, 12-9; Pro-

posed Repayment of Italian Bonds,

13-10; Emile Daeschner Appointed

American Ambassador, 17-9; Claims

against Germany, 18-7; Foreign

Loans, 19-24; Persian Payment for

Imbrie Murder. 21-2; Proposed Re-

funding of Polish Debt, 21-2; Fare-

well Address of Italian Ambassador,

21-9; Discussion of French War

Debt, 24-10; New Greek Minister to

U. S., 25-2; Isle of Pines Treaty,

25-4; Payment of Foreign War

Debts, 26-2.

Forest Fires

Forgan, James Berwick (p), Death and

Sketch of

4-1

19-24

13-10

Geddes, Sir Auckland, Address in Mem-

23-7

23-7

Geikie, Sir Archibald, Death of.

21-31

9-10

Gemier, Firmin (p), Invitation to Visit

United States. 9-3; American Visit,

Sketch of, 20-14, 21-13.

George, Lloyd, Attack on Labor Govern-

Hohenzollern, William (p), Opinion on

Gains and Losses of World War, 5-6;
Family of, 13-9; Interview by George
S. Viereck, 19-9.

Holland, Clifford Milburn, Death of.... 19-31
Hollywood Bowl, Concerts in

Holmes, Oliver W., Reported Resigna-
tion from Supreme Court
Holt, Hamilton (p), Democratic Nom-
ination for Senator from Connecticut.... 23-5
Holy Name Society, History of, 12-19;
Address of Coolidge to, 13-1; Meeting
in Washinton, 13-16.
Holy Year Jubilee Celebration
Honda, Centaro (p), Visit to President
Coolidge

International Federation of University

Women, Meeting of..

6-20

International Law Association, and Rep-
arations Plan

20-16

International Law, Institute of, Meeting

6-14

in Vienna

9-16

20-16

25-19

3-16

Irvine, W. M. (p)

3-18

Hoof and Mouth Disease, Investigation
of

6-24

Ismet Pasha (p), 17-7; Resignation as
as Premier of Turkey

22-12

24-5

James, Walter B., Elected Life Trustee
of Columbia University

20-20

Gustav, Adolf (p), Crown Prince of

Janacek, Leos, Opera Jenufa Produced 24-15
Japanese Legal Commission to the U. S. 8-18
Jaurés, Jean, Removal of

Ashes.

32-8

Jazz Opera

22-16

Economic Development of Germany,

Jefferson, Sarah Antoinette Warren,

Hadley, Henry K., Elected to National
Academy of Arts and Letters

Death of

22-16

11-10; Return from Germany, 11-1;
Statement on German Conditions,

8-30

Jefferson, Thomas, Quoted on Ku Klux

Klan, 7-4; (p), 22-17.

16-10.

Haldeman, William Birch, Death and

Jellicoe, Viscount, Retirement of.

25-10

Houston, David F., Nominated for Presi
dency

Jeritza, Maria (p)

25-15

1-3

Jervey, Huger Wilkinson,

Appointed

Dean of the Faculty of the School of

Hammond, John Hays, Jr.

(p), Con-

Howard, Sir Esme, Denial of British
Infraction of Limitation of Armaments

Law, Columbia

22-17

tracts for Radio in Italy: Sketch of

4-22

Hanna, Mark A. (p),

21-3

Huber, Max. Elected President of
Permanent Court of International

Jewish Holy Day, Celebration of
Jews, Passage of Anti-Semitic Law in
Turkey, 6-11; Message of President to 11-1
Johns Hopkins University, Opening of
.... 14-16
Johnson, Hiram W.. Political Attitude
of, 13-3; (c), 13-3.

14-18

Justice

11-6

Johnson, Magnus, Campaign in Minne-

Harding, Warren G., Review of Admin-
istration

Hubert, George Henry (p)

Johnson, Walter, 12-28, 13-5; Retirement
of, 21-29.

Hughes, Brian G., Death of
Hughes, Charles Evans, Elected Presi-
dent American Bar Association, 3-17:
Conference with English and French
Premiers, 4-8; Address before Ameri-
can Bar Association Meeting, 5-15;
(p), Arrival in England, 6-2; Speeches
of, 15-4, 16-4; As a Campaigner,
20-6; (c), Statement of Friendship for
Japan, 26-2.

Johnston, Harrison R. (p)

24-31

5-21

Jones, Robert T. Wins National Amateur
Golf Championship

14-20

Jordan, David Starr (p), Awarded Her-
man Peace Prize

24-7

4-10

Harvard University, Criticism of Neg-
lect of George P. Baker, 14-16; Pro-
posed New Dormitories for, 20-20.

Hull, England, Statue of Pilgrims Un-
veiled at

Human Race, Age of

7-30

Hungarian Plays and Playwrights.....

8-16

Jumel-Burr, Madame (p)

2.16

Hayes, Cardinal (p), Letter on Defense
Day

Jusserand, J. J. (p), 17-9; Retirement of.
23-6; Lays Cornerstone for Law School
at George Washington University,
26-18.

K

Hayes, Roland. Awarded Spingarn
Medal, 2-14: Concert Tour in Ger-
many, 11-13.

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

M

MacDonald, Malcolm, Visit to the United

States, 12-7; (p), 15-18.

MacDonald, Ramsay, Invites U. S. to

Participate in Premier's Conference,

1-9; Confers on Dawes Plan, 1-9; Con-

ference with Herriot, 3-7; Address of

Welcome on Reparations Conference,

4-8; (c), Biography of, 7-8; Speech

Before League of Nations, 11-6; Gift

of Biscuit Shares to, 12-7; Defense of

Anglo-Russian Treaty, 14-7; Resigna-

tion of, 20-7.

Macfadden, Bernarr

MacFarland, C. S. (p).

19-18

19-25

19-16

16-10

23-22

MacGregor, Donald, on Distribution of

Campaign Expenses

12-2

MacMillan, Donald B., Return of, from

14-11

Arctic Region, (p), 10-20; 13-18.

MacMurray, John Van A., Appointed

17-11

Assistant Secretary of State.

22-1

Macaroni, Imports of.

6-27

14-3

Machado, Gerado. Elected President of

Cuba

19-11

Knights of Columbus, Annual Conven-

tion of

24-24

Machen, J. Gresham,

from

Removal

Princeton Pulpit

4-19

7-18

Madden, Sir Charles E., Appointed Brit-

Knollys, Viscount Francis

8-31

ish Admiral of the Fleet..

6-8

Koch, William F., Cancer Cure.

15-20

Kohlsaat, H. H., Death of

Madeira's, Miss, School.

12-18

17-30

Kopetzky, Wilhelm, Death of

Koran

Maine, Elections in..

11-3

1-31

Malvy, L. (p).

3-9

15-11

Marblehead Art Exhibition.

7-17

22-18

Marconi, Guglielmo, and Radio Transmis-

sion

3-19

Marcosson, Isaac F., on Unemployment

4-9

10-25

Kosher Meat, Litigation Concerning

Koussevitzky, Serge Alexandrovitch, Con-

ductor of Boston Symphony Orchestra,

10-16, 17-2, 19-16; Sketch of, 23-15.

Babson, S. C., 24-28; Baldwin, Roger,

Reynold E., 22-30;

19-20; Blight,

Brown, Art, 20-28; Butts, James E.,

19-20; Chadwick, Edward S., 23-30;

M.,

Connolly, Myles, 21-27; Day, Cope-
lin R.. 20-28; Denslow, H.
23-30; DuCloe, C. H., 23-30; Gilde-
meister, A. A., 21-27; Glass, R. J.,
25-30; Goler, G. W., 19-20; Green,
Hardwick, John,

Neal J., 21-27;

F. Peavey,

22-30; Heffelfinger,

21-27;

23-30; Imislund, Clarence,

Jenkins, W. F., 19-20; Loughberry,

Donald,

W. W.. 24-28; MacFarland, Charles
McCutcheon,

S., 26-30;

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.

G.. 26-30;

E., 24-28; Swem, E.

Wagner,

R. A.. 23-30;

Swink,

Philip M., 22-30; Wheat, Carl I.,

19-20; Wolfsohn Musical

in England

Margarine

Maria Feodorovna, Dowager Empress of

Russia (p), Banishment of, Sketch of, 20-8, 9

Mariani, Guiseppe, New Operas of 6-14

Marie, Queen of Rumania, Sketch of,

(c), 5-9; (p), 11-2.

Marquand, Allan, Death of.

Mars,

14-30

Observation of,

8-22; Alleged

Messages from, 9-19.

Marston, Max R. (p).

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

Lewis, Ed. (p).

Conference, 5-9.

Lewis, William M. (p)

Masaryk, Jan (p)..

4-11

vention at El Paso, 22-4.

Leyden, University of, American Guests

at

Masaryk, Thomas G., Illness of, 21-10;

Memoirs of, 23-10.

Labor

Banks

4-7

Libbey, Laura Jean, Death and

Sketch

Mascagni, Pietro (p), Proposed Visit to

Labor, Hours of on Railroads

24-22

of

Ladd, E. F., Repudiated by Republican
Senate Leaders

22-3

Lafayette, Unveiling of Statue at Balti-

Libby, Frederick J., Letter from

dent on Defense Day, 5-1, 4.

Library Association,

Presi-

America, 4-18; 7-12.

Masefield, John (p).

23-13

American,

Meet-

more

11-1

ing of

La Follette,

Belle

Case, as

Campaign

Orator, 15-4; Sketch of, 5-5.

La Follette, Fola (p)

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.

5-5

Massachusetts, Nomination of Frederick

H. Gillett for Senator, 12-6; Defeat of

Child Labor Amendments, 20-5; Ap-

pointment of William M. Butler to the

U. S. Senate, 21-2.

Liger, Hybrid Animal

faction to

Light, Cold, 2-20; Speed of, Measuring,

13-18.

Massachusetts General Hospital, Bene-

Massingham, Henry William, Death of.. 10-31
Masters School

22-18

12-17

Lightning. Experiments with.

Materialism, Scientific

7-30

Lincoln, Abraham (p), Quoted on

Ku-

Klux Klan

7-4

Maternity and Infancy Act, Administra-

tion of

11-4

Lincoln, Joseph C., Sketch of

Matsudaira, J. (p), Appointed Japanese

Lipton. Sir Thomas (c). Challenger for
American Cup

Ambassador to U. S.

26-12

Matsaukata, Prince, Death of.

2-31

Literary Digest, Straw Ballot of

Matteotti Murder, 3-11; 8-10; 9-9.

Little, Edward C., Death of

1-31

McAdoo,

Malcolm R. (p), Statement

Liverpool, Cathedral in, 2-19, 4-19.

Living Age

11-22

Supporting La Follette, 11-3; (p), Let-

ter from, 13-5.

Livy, Reported Discovery of New Books

of

11-18

McAdoo, William G. (p), Return from

Europe

13-5

Lake, Simon (p)

Lodge, Henry Cabot (p),

Sketch of,

Lamme, Benjamin G., Death of

Lascelles, Viscountess (Princess Mary),

Birth of Son to

20-4; Death of, 20-32.

Loeb, Albert H., Death of

Loeffler,

See also PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN,

Democratic Campaign.

19-31

McCadden, Mary, Death of.

14-30

Charles

Martin,

McCarl, John R.,

Against

Opinion

Laszlo, Philip A. de. Portraits by.

Laurentic, Recovery of Gold from.

Law Enforcement, Courses in, in Boston

University

20-15

Women's Use of Maiden

Government Payrolls

Name

on

8-5

Law Enforcement League, Appeal by to

22-18

McClintock, William Nelson, Death of.

5-24

McKenna, Joseph, Reported Resignation

from Supreme Court

24-31

20-16

President on Butler Removal

London, Lord Mayor's Show

21-7

Law, Fees, Large

Long, Viscount. Death of

14-30

Law

Schools

Lord, Herbert Mayhew (p)

2-6

McMunn, George Fletcher, Reported Ap

pointed British High Commissioner of

Palestine

23-8

Law. Women in

Lord. Pauline (p)

23-14

Mecca, Capture of.

17-10

Lead, Tetraethyl, Deadly Effects of.

Lord's

Acre

9-17

Mechanical Engineers, American Society

LEAGUE OF NATIONS

20-18

of, Meeting

24-24

Medical Center in New York.

15-20

son,

Poison

Unveiling of Tablet to Woodrow Wil-

2-8; Investigation of

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-

to. 14-7:

Membership

for

many

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

16-9

Melba, Nellie, Farewell Appearance and

Sketch of

Mellon, A. W., Report for Fiscal Year,
2-6; Conferences with Ramsay Mac-
Donald on Reparations, 5-7; Arrival in
England, 6-2; Visit to Paris, 9-4; Re-
turn from Europe, 11-1; Annual Re-
port, 24-1.

16-16

Memory Contest in New York..

Mencken, H. L. (p), on American Jour-

nalism

10-15

14-22

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,

Alexander

(p), Proposed

New College for..

11-18

10-5

23-20

4-18

Metropolitan Museum of Art, Opening
of American Wing, 20-16, 21-16.

Metropolitan Opera House, Boxes in.

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.

Milles. Rabbi Solomon, Death of.

Miln, Louise Jordan (p).

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;

in

Dispute

Regard

Naval

Strength, 26-4.

to

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 Lê

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

Work by Mascagni, 11-13; New

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-

Production

15; Jazz, 22-16;

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-

way

Oyster Fisheries

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

11-32

5-12

Newman, Ernest, Visiting Guest Music

Critic

15-13

New Orleans, Suit to Oust Colored Col-

lector

16-20

torial Campaign, 18-4.

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..

Panama

J. Morrow as Governor.

Page, Walter Hines, Address in Memory
of, by Sir Auckland Geddes...
Painters' and Sculptors' Gallery Associa-
tion Exhibition

21-8

17-14

Canal, Revenue from, 4-2;

Tenth Anniversary of Opening, 8-5;

Traffic Through, 22-2.

Panama Canal Tolls..

22-3

Panama Canal Zone, Resignation of Jay

16-5

Pan-American Commercial

Congress,

21-13

Morrow, Jay J. (p), Resignation as Gov-

ernor of Panama Canal Zone.

New York Herald-Tribune, Fake Story

in

9-21

16-5

Mount Holyoke College, Opening of.

13-15

certs in Havana.

10-16

Mozart Festivals in Paris...

1-17

Muldoon, William (p).

22-28

ditions in Germany

7-9

Murlin, Lemuel H., Chosen President of

De Pauw University.

14-16

Murray, Gilbert, Experiments in Thought

Transference

25-18

Muscle Shoals, 25-5; Withdrawal of Ford

Offer, 17-5; Discussion of Bill in Con-

gress, 24-4.

Museum of Engineering in Industry,

National

Musical Festival, International,

at

Norton, Mrs. Mary T., Elected to Con-

gress from New Jersey.

20-5

Pepper, George Wharton, Address Before

American Bar Association, 3-16; At-

tack on La Follette, 5-5.

Periodicals "Playing Up" Articles......

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

in, 11-18; American Legion, Conven-

tion in 1926, 13-4; Anniversary of

First

Continental Con-

Meeting of

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.

Nulton. Louis McCoy (n), Appointed Su-

perintendent U. S. Naval Academy...... 26-5

O'Bannion, Dion, Death of.

Obolensky, Prince, Recall

Minister

12-14

Schools

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.

PLAYS

Fire-

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

16-14; Dancing

Room,

Whistler

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,

11-16; Havoc, 11-15; Her Way Out,

Hun-

1-19; High Stakes, 12-15;

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-
21-14;
Pompadour,

13: Madame

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,

Revue, 13-13;

Ritz

The, 19-14:

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.
They Knew What

Eaton. 15-15:

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-
What Price

Wolf. The.

20-10

26-20

DEMOCRATIC CAMPAIGN, Bryan, C. W.,

Speech of Acceptance, 8-4; Speeches

of, 16-2, 18-2; Nominated for Vice-

Na-

President, 3-3; Convention,

for Presidential

tional, Balloting

Nomination, 2-1; Davis, John W.,

3-2;

for President,

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

14-2; Electors

California Courts,
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.

Labor Federation, American, Attitude

of

6-5

Leaders and Issues of.

4-1

National Independent Party, Candi-
dates of

3-4

Organization of

4-1

People's Progressive Party, Candidates

3-4

21-5

5-1

3-4

Popular Vote in the Election.
Procedure of

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;

tification and Acceptance,

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

11-24;

Prices, Wholesale, of Commodities, 4-25;

of Commodities in August,

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

Countries,

Foreign

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-
18-6; 26-5;
pines, 14-4; Cost of,
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)...

Loan, 16-6,

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-

perts' Plan, 11-7; S. P. Gilbert, Jr.,

General, 11-7:

Agent
Appointed
Under Experts'

Second Payment

Plan, 12-7; German

17-7; Reduction of, 21-6; Salaries

of Officials, 24-7; British Attitude
Toward American Claims, 25-8. See
FRANCE, BRITISH

Rinehart, S. M. (p).

8-19

Ritchie, Albert C., Nominated for Pres-

Plunkett, Admiral (p).

idency

1-3

Pneumonia, Black, in Los Angeles..

Rivera, Primo de (p)...

11-9

Pneumonic Plague

Poison Gases, Investigation by League

Robinson, Douglas, Appointed Assistant

Secretary of the Navy..

21-2

of Nations Committee.

Political Preference in Colleges.

Robbiani, Igino, Opera Anna Karenina.. 1-17

Roberts, Charles H., Selected as Candi-

Polo. International Contest, 6-28; 9-28;

date for Congress

7-6

12-28; 13-27.

Robinson v. Midland Bank.

24-21

Pomerene, Atlee (p).

Porter, Gene Stratton, Death of.

Roche, John J., Death of.

23-31

Rockefeller, Isabel

24-20

Post Office

Employees,

Attitude of

Rockefeller, Percy (c).

1-26

8-18

President on Increases.

6-1

Rogers (p)

13-13

Postal Pay Bill.

Rogers, Will (p).

1-18

Potomac, Proposed Marble Bridge Across

Powderly, Terrence Vincent, Death of.

Powys, Llewelyn (p)...

15-13

Roman Catholic Church, and Anglican

Church,

1-20;

Elevation

of British

Prague.

International Musical Festival

Martyrs, 3-16; Eucharistic Congress,

9.21

in, 3-13; Purchase of Shönborn Palace

for American Embassy, 21-1.

Pure Food and Drugs Act, Result of

Administration

5-17.

Ronalds, Reginald, Death of

20-32

6-3

Roosevelt, Franklin D.. Speech at Demo-
cratic National Convention, 1-3; (p),

Presbyterian Churches, Proposed Union
of. 2-19; Growth of, 14-18: Union in
Canada, 14-18; National Conference,
25-19.

Presbyterian Hospital

PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN,

AND ELECTION

19-2.

Q

Roosevelt, Mrs. Franklin D., Address to

Quart, Standard

3-19

Quick, Herbert, Sketch of.
Quinn, John, Death of.

24-12

6-32

Women Democrats
Roosevelt, Theodore, Memorial, in Cuba.. 25-13
Roosevelt, Theodore, Jr.. Nomination as
Governor of New York, 14-1; Resigna-
tion as Assistant Secretary of the

13-5

American Party, Candidates of..

3-4

Campaign Expenditures..

Campaign Funds

4-2

Commonwealth

Land Party, Candi-

dates of

3-4

2-5

Navy, 14-1; Speeches in New York,

18-4; (p), 18-5.

Root, Elihu, Oration at Hamilton Col-

lege, 13-16; (p), Sketch of, 22-5.

Rosemary Hall

12-17

Rospigliosi, Princess Giambattista, Death

of

20-32

Ross, Mrs. Nellie T., Elected Governor
of Wyoming

20-5