“ Her mother is an American. She has studied also in Berlin and Leipzig and is now making a special study of the conditions of Bohemians in America, among whom she is working as a resident of the Chicago University Settlement. ”

“ Father Kaupas, as priest and writer, is a leader among the Lithuanians and is especially identified with the Lithuanian Catholic Educational Society "Motinëlë," which has as its object the training of young American Lithuanians.
Owen R. Lovejoy, assistant secretary of the National Child-labor Committee, made a special study of conditions in the district affected by the anthracite coal strike two years ago, and has just completed a preliminary investigation there from the child-labor point of view. Mr. Lovejoy has been, until recently, pastor of the First Congregational Church in Mt. ”

“ Compulsory Education in Maryland, 304.
⁠Child Opportunity for Most Effective Social Work, 323.
Breakfastless School Children, 410, 600.
Talent Saving Stations, 415.
Pure Candy Counters, 468.
⁠Boston Congress of Workers with Boys, 505.
⁠School Luncheons in the Special Classes of Public Schools, 569.
Children—Defective.
Education of Crippled Children, 429.
⁠New Plan in Cleveland Public Schools, 479.
Children—Delinquent (see Juvenile Courts) . ”

“ Industrial Schools.
Seattle, Wash., 84.
New York State, 147.
New Hampshire State School, 475.
Insane, see Defectives.
Inter-Municipal Committee on Household Research, 80.
International Congress of Public and Private Relief, Milan, Italy, 512.
International Convention of the Society of St. Vincent de Paul, 103. ”

“ Democracy in Schools, 166.
Parental Responsibility, 169, 325.
Probation System, 357.
Massachusetts State Care of Children, 360.
Children—Neglected.
⁠To Country and Cottage—New York Orphan Asylum, 16, 123, 364, 551.
Poor Law—Children in England, 85.
Massachusetts State Conference, 161.
Parental Responsibility, 169, 325.
Progress in Pennsylvania, 188.
Child Saving, 276.
⁠Boston Conference of Child-helping Societies, 308.
Merrie Christmas at Saint Johnland, 306.
Massachusetts State Care of Children, 360.
⁠Arizona Decision in New York Foundling Case, 407, 448. ”

“ Neighborhood Work, see Social Work.
Neill, Chas. T., Appointed Labor Commissioner, 300.
New Governors, 444.
New York Foundlings in Arizona, 448.
New York Institutions and the Gubernatorial Campaign, 86, 87.
New York's Hundred Lodging-houses, 486.
Night with the Bread Line, 555.
Notes on the Poles in Baltimore, 235.
Organized Charity.
⁠Poverty—Dr. Muensterberg, 1.
⁠Distinguished Philanthropists at World's Fair, 3.
⁠Strikes and Charity, 7.
⁠Reciprocities of Social Effort, 29.
⁠Social Justice, 44.
⁠Private Societies and Enforcement of Criminal Law, 49. ”

“ Social Justice, 44.
Social Service in Salvation Army, 42.
Social Work.
⁠Reciprocities of Social Effort, 29.
⁠Social Justice, 44.
⁠Welcome to Prof. J. Conrad, 52.
⁠Suburban Churches and Personal Service, 91.
⁠North Summit. N. J., 99.
⁠New York City, 149.
⁠Massachusetts, 163.
⁠Preventive Work, 165.
⁠English Social Service Institute, 180.
⁠Diocesan Social Service Work, 390.
⁠Tenement-house Advisory Board, 390.
⁠Special Training for Social Workers, 395.
⁠Social Responsibilities in the Coal Fields, 412.
⁠Talent Saving Stations, 415.
⁠Art Brought into the Lives of Wage earners, 417. ”

“ Wassam, Clarence W., 290.
Weller, Chas. F., 466.
Weyl, Walter E., 266.
What Are Factory Inspectors For? 375.
What Can Be Done in a Graded School for the Backward Child? 129.
Whitin, E. Stagg. 505. ”

“ Tenement-house Law, 272.
⁠Housing Legislation for Washington, D. C., held up, 369.
⁠Gift of Henry Phipps, 382, 597, 600.
⁠Problems Back of Bread Line, 471.
⁠New York's Hundred Lodging-houses, 486.
⁠Campaign in Connecticut, 512
⁠Work of New Jersey Tenement-house Board, 566.
⁠New Jersey Tenement-house Law Endangered, 575
How a Tuberculosis Association was Formed in a Small City, 150.
Howard, Dr. Chas. F., 168.
Howard, Dr. Eugene H., 175.
Hurd, Harvey B., 327.
Immigration. ”

“ Program of Massachusetts Civic League, 10.
Proudflt, Alexander C., 518.
Public and Private Philanthropy of Missouri, 493.
Public Conscience and the Hospitals, 285.
Public Health.
⁠The Sanitarian, a New Profession, 64.
⁠Infant Mortality in France, 70.
⁠New York Pneumonia Commission, 85.
⁠Philadelphia Conditions, 157.
⁠Women and the Nation's Health, 159.
⁠New York Tenement-house Law, 181, 499, 566.
⁠Typhoid Fever Campaign in New York Urged, 181.
⁠Milk Dispensaries in Baltimore, 183.
⁠Consumptives Barred in Denver Post Office, 183.
⁠New Public Bath at Orange, N. J., 183. ”

“ Massachusetts, 160.
Criticism—Illinois State Conference, 292.
Missouri, 494.
Letter of Inmate, 516.
Story of Ward L, 518.
American Civic Association, 11.
American Charities in German Eyes. 151.
American National Red Cross, 304.
American, Sadie, 523.
Anderson, Neal L., 538.
Andrews, Champe S., 49.
Anthracite Coal Industry, 264.
Anti-Tuberculosis Movement in Another Small City, 586.
Ardan, Ivan, 246.
Art Brought Into the Lines of Wage-earners, 417.
Asylums, see Almshouses and Hospitals.
Atkinson, Edward, 282.
Awards at the St. Louis World's Fair, 99. ”