Adams, Myron E., 166.
Addams, Jane, 540.
Ainsworth, Frank H., 8.
Alden, Cynthia Westover, 523.
Almy, Frederic, 337. Almshouses. Reform, 63. State, Control, 72. 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.
Baker, Harvey H., 308.
Balch, Emily G., 193. Baldwin, Wm. H., Obituary. 371—Memorial Meeting, 394.
Baldwin, Wm. H., 586.
Barnum, Gertrude, 415–550.
Barrows, Samuel J., 100–186.
Bates, Helen Page, 329.
Battle Against Infant Mortality in France, 70.
Bagley, Mrs. F. P., 294.
Beginning of Prison Reform in America, 437.
Bequest of a Kamehameha, 12.
Bicknell, Ernest P., 63, 72, 155.
Blacklock, John H., Obituary, 9.
Bohemian Farmers of Wisconsin, 211.
Bohemian National Hymn, 205.
Bohemians in Chicago, 206.
Bohemian Women in New York, 194.
Brandenburg, Broughton, 432.
Bread Line, 51.
Broadening Sphere of Organized Charity, 316.
Brockway, Z. R., 437.
Brown, C., 296.
Brown, Herbert S., 597.
Brundage, E. F., 312.
Bryson, Mary, 571.
Burk, William B., 378.
Buffalo Tenement-houses, 31.
Butler, Amos W., 296.
Butler. Nicholas Murray. 401,
California Camps and Tramps, 61.
Carstens, C. C., 51, 139, 172. Cellmates in a Civilized Community, 107, 120, 182, 408.
Character Building, 275. Charities and Correction, see Organized Charity, Conferences of Charity, State Boards and Commissions.
Charity and Social Developments in Two Southern Cities, 466. Charity Organization Societies, see Organized Charity.
Chicago's Municipal Museum, 511. Child Labor. Child Labor and the Law, 19. National Child Labor Committee, 47, 110, 459, 511, 525, 532. Boys in Coal Mines—Illinois and Pennsylvania, 113. Difficulties in Enforcement of Laws, 166. Holiday Faces, 184. President Roosevelt's Message, 268. Illinois State Conference, 292. Strike on the East Side, 305. New York State Labor Commissioner, 370. Child Labor Advance in 1904, 382. 382. North Carolina, 409. Non-Protective States Blacklisted, 460. Rhode Island, 460. Defeat in North Carolina, 461. New York Child Labor Law, 462. Advance in Pennsylvania, 462. Child Labor Campaign. 525, 532. Dull Children and Labor Law, 565.
Children—Education. Smaller Boys and Self-Government, 6, 36. Economic Aims in Public Schools, 110, 129. Democracy in Schools, 166. Moral Quarantine for Children, 168. School Training Place for Home, 169. Character Building, 275. An Acre of Public School, 281. Children's Flower Show, 299. 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.
