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Modern American Library Economy Series
Edited by John Cotton Dana
Volume I
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Modern American Library Economy
As Illustrated by the Newark
N. J. Free Public Library
By John Cotton Dana
List of Subject Headings for Information File
With Introduction and a List which supplements the Infor-
mation File, of 119 Important Reference Books containing
Current Information.
Compiled by
Mabel E. Colegrove and Margaret A. McVety
Published by
The Elm Tree Press, Woodstock, Vermont
1917
8 Jan 20 EHW
The Information File: Subject Headings
PREFACE
This is the list of subject headings under which material is
arranged in our Information File. A description of the file itself,
of our methods of using it and of the rules we worked out for treat-
ment of material placed in it was published two years ago, 1915,
under the title Vertical File. We have changed its name to In-
formation File as conveying a better idea of its character and
purpose. Few changes, and none of importance, have been made
in the rules laid down in the pamphlet alluded to.
In April, 1914, we printed for our own use, in a very small
edition, a list of all the subject headings for the File which had
been adopted up to that time. For this list we had many calls
from librarians and others. Since it was printed it has been
greatly modified in many ways. It now includes not more than
3,500 main entries. It is desirable that the number of entries be
kept small. The list changes every day, of course. New sub-
jects are added and old ones dropped or sub-divided. The steady
stream of leaflets, pamphlets, clippings, notices and letters grows
constantly in size and daily extends the range of the File.
Requests continue to come in for this list of our headings, se-
lected during four years of daily contact with the task of classify-
ing, under appropriate subjects, the printed matter of every kind on
the topics that are to-day most often in men's minds; a task made
more difficult by the fact that these headings form the only index
we have of a vast amount of information which is constantly called
for. Partly to meet these requests and partly to aid us in our own
work we have here printed the list, as of June 1, 1917. Thus
printed it will very greatly shorten the labor of assigning to their
proper places the many items in each day's flood of material.
Other libraries will find it useful in several ways, so we conclude
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from letters and inquiries concerning it. Perhaps it is more truly
a list of the things the world is now doing and saying and of the
things of which it is now thinking than is any other now in print;
though it includes, of course, many entries on local affairs which
would not appear in a list of the works and thoughts of the world
at large.
Wherever conditions warrant, headings are selected from in-
dexes already in print. Often, in this way, information of local
interest is filed under certain forms of entry that are locally well
known, through indexes of city and state manuals and indexes to
laws and ordinances, though technically less desirable. Thus we
make it easy to pass from these indexes to the Information File
and vice versa. Much information, however, finds its way to the
file almost as soon as it appears in print and therefore too soon
for us to compare forms of headings with those of other indexes.
This fact makes our list of interest to professional indexers and
from them we receive frequent inquiries on points of selection of
headings.
Miss McVety, who has charge at the main library of all our
work in the reference field, save that which has to do with "busi-
ness,” technology, art and the sciences, makes the very definite
claim that no book, no group of books, no group of indexes, and
even no group of dictionaries and encyclopedias is more valuable
as an aid in the library's daily task of answering inquiries than is
the Information File. Our reasons for believing that this would
be true of a library tool of this kind, once it were extended to fair
proportions, were given in the pamphlet called The Vertical File,
already mentioned. It is not necessary to restate them here. In
outline they are, that the printing press now catches at once much
of what is thought and said and done each day, and almost before
each day reaches its close; that man is slowly learning, and par-
ticularly is the man of affairs learning, that he chiefly needs, for
guidance in his work, what was thought and said and done yes-
terday; that this which he needs has rarely reached book form
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by the time he wants it; and that the journals, pamphlets and
clippings in which the printing press has placed it are more readily,
quickly and cheaply put at his command by means of a device of
the nature of the Information File than by any other we have
yet discovered.
Several thousand organizations have been established in recent
years to investigate or to improve existing social conditions. They
issue single sheets, booklets and pamphlets, individually and in
series, and many of these find their place in our Information File.
It seems that no complete list of these organizations is in existence.
We compiled a list of several hundred with much labor a few
years ago, and printed it for the N. J. Library Association under
the title "Social Questions." We revised and enlarged this list,
in 1914, and it was published by the H. W. Wilson Company in
1915. It included over 500 societies and was accompanied by a
list of more than 400 topics on which these societies issued publi-
cations. We refer to this subject here because the names of these
societies are not included in our list of Subject Headings, and
also because the Information File is supplemented in many ways
by them. Our printed list has not been kept to date since the
establishment of the Index of Public Affairs Information Service.
With the continued improvement of this service, we hope for a
cumulative list of societies in classified form as a natural outgrowth
of its work.
The main information file in the lending department, once be-
gun, grew rapidly-it now occupies 60 trays, holding from 4,000
to 4,500 folders-and one department after another adopted a
file of its own as a necessity, so that choice of subject headings and
uniformity of headings soon became a burning question. The
official list of headings accordingly was printed in 1914, and the
revision of headings and assigning of new headings was then
placed in the hands of Mrs. Colegrove, general adviser and super-
visor of the ten information files in the system.
No single file in a department of the library contains items under
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all the headings listed; as far as possible all technical and scientific
subjects are limited to the file in the technical department; all art
subjects are limited to the art department file; and other special
subjects are limited to the files of the departments specializing in
those subjects. Additional cross-references are constantly being
made to facilitate the use of available material and thus to make
the information in each department more easily accessible to the
others. This work of harmonizing the ten files of ten different de-
partments is still far from complete. With large files and pressure
of other work it necessarily progresses slowly.
One of the labor-saving devices adopted since the first printing
of the official list, is the grouping of most biographical material
under the heading: "Biography, A-Z." It is divided among
so many folders that the alphabetic arrangement in each folder is
easily maintained, and any required item is quickly found. This
saves file space, waste of folders and time in making frequent
changes in the list of headings. The same principle is applied to
catalogs, price lists, programs and other constantly changing
groups, with a chronological or numerical arrangement when
preferable.
A supplement to the Information File is a device called the
"colored band filing method." This is based on the application
to material to be filed of narrow strips of paper of different colors.
These strips, by their colors and by their positions, are the guides
by which pamphlets, maps, directories and other miscellaneous
matter are kept in order. Keys to the arrangement are prepared,
and by these the strips are applied, and by them any needed
pamphlets are found.
The kinds of material which may be so filed are (1) publi-
cations which are so thick that the expense of providing vertical
file drawers to hold them would be very great, and so ephemeral
in their nature that the expense of classifying and marking them
with classification numbers to make them available during their
period of use is quite unwarranted; (2) those which are so large
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or of such a shape that they will not go into vertical file drawers;
(3) maps and broadsides that must hang on hooks, or stand on
shelves with edges only exposed, to save storage space; and (4)
all other material to which it is clearly not economical to give
classification numbers. That is, this method classifies and ar-
ranges automatically, by the use of a key and pieces of colored
paper, a mass of information of temporary value, in odd sizes and
shapes, with no expensive apparatus and with the minimum of
labor. A pamphlet in this series about to be issued, "Filing Sys-
tem by Colored Bands," illustrated with diagrams in color, ex-
plains how to adapt this method to material of many kinds.
Supplementary Publications
J. C. D.
A list of a few important sources of information on current topics constantly used
prices are for latest available editions and are subject to change.
Agricultural Index. H. W. Wilson Co., White Plains, N. Y.
Consult pub. for price. Subject index, on plan of Industrial Arts
Index, to 200 agricultural serials. Cumulative; 5 times a year.
Almanach Hachette. Hachette & Cie., Paris. 70c. Handbook
of practical information for the French household. Annual.
American Art Annual. American Federation of Arts, Wash.,
D. C. $5. Who's who in art, art dealers, art schools, museums,
craftsmen, art sales, etc.
American Exporter's Export Trade Directory. American Ex-
porter, N. Y. $3. Foreign buying agencies, export commission
houses and agents in principal U. S. ports with lists of foreign ex-
change banks, marine insurance companies and shipping lines.
American Jewish Year Book. Jewish Publication Society of
America, Phila. $1. Activities of Jews throughout the world.
American Labor Year Book. Rand School of Social Science,
N. Y. $1. Paper, 50c. Chronicle of aims, struggles and
achievements of labor throughout the world. Annual.
American Library Annual. Bowker, N. Y. $5. Notes of
library activities, bibliographies, statistics of book production, etc.
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A. L. A. Booklist. A. L. A., Chic. $1. Annotated lists of
new books. Monthly except Aug. and Sept.
American Prohibition Year Book. Prohibition Nat'l Committee,
Chic. Selected articles and statistics.
$4. Gen-
Pt. 1, The
American Statesman's Year Book. McBride, N. Y.
eral and statistical information from official sources.
U. S. as a whole and also by states. Pt. 2, Foreign countries.
Pt. 3, Records and statistics.
American Whitaker Almanac and Encyclopedia. Macm., N. Y.
$1. General and statistical information about U. S. as a whole.
and each state individually. Brief but comprehensive survey of
every foreign country.
American Year Book. Appleton, N. Y. $3. Well-indexed
classified record of politics, government, economics, science, art,
religion and education in U. S.
Anglo-Canadian Year Book. Wm. Stevens, Lond. 5/. In-
formation about Canada for residents of British Isles actively
concerned with the Dominion.
Annual Magazine Subject Index and Dramatic Index. Boston
Book Co., Bost. $8.50. Includes less common American and
English periodicals, society publications, theatrical and musical
magazines not indexed elsewhere.
Annual Register. Longmans, Lond. 21/. Review of public
events in England and foreign countries.
Anthology of Magazine Verse, ed. by W. S. Braithwaite. Gomme
& Marshall, N. Y. $1.50. Poems by American poets. Annual.
Anti-Prohibition Manual. Nat'l Wholesale Liquor Dealers'
Assoc. of America, Cincinnati. Free. Summary of facts and
figures dealing with prohibition. Annual.
Anti-Saloon League Year Book. Anti-Saloon League of Amer-
ica, Westerville, Ohio. 60c. Paper, 35c. Statistics of liquor
traffic and temperance reform.
Argentine Year Book. Robert Grant & Co., Buenos Aires. $5.
Historical, geographical, commercial and financial; short chapters
on republics of Uruguay, Paraguay and Chile.
SUPPLEMENTARY PUBLICATIONS 363-11
Automobile Blue Book. Automobile Blue Book Pub. Co., N. Y.
8v. $3 ea.
Road guide for motorists touring the U. S.
Ayer & Sons American Newspaper Annual and Directory.
Phila. $10. All periodicals in U. S. and its possessions, Can-
ada, Cuba and the West Indies with information respecting trans-
portation facilities, banks, industries, etc., of places of publication.
Bankers' Register. Credit Co., Chic. $7. Directory of banks.
and bank officers in U. S. and foreign countries with digest of
federal and State banking laws.
Book of the Camp Fire Girls. Nat'l Headquarters, N. Y. 25c.
Member's handbook giving schedule of honors and council cere-
monies.
Brassey's Naval Annual. William Clowes & Sons, Lond. 10/.
Authoritative articles on new methods of warfare, diplomatic rela-
tions, official correspondence and navy statistics of all countries.
Brooklyn Daily Eagle Almanac. Brooklyn Daily Eagle. $1.
Information, general of the world, and special of N. Y. C. and
Long Island.
Bulletin of Bibliography and Dramatic Index. Boston Book Co.,
Bost. $2. Book lists, periodical news, and dramatic index to
theatrical and musical magazines not indexed elsewhere. Quar-
terly.
Business Digest. Cumulative Digest Corporation, N. Y. $6.
With quarterly cumulation $10. Weekly business cyclopedia, di-
gest of news and progress from 42 magazines for business exec-
utives.
Canada Year Book. Canada Dept. of Trade and Commerce,
Ottawa. Free. Well-indexed classified record of physical, polit-
ical, social, economic and financial conditions.
Canadian Almanac and Miscellaneous Directory. Copp, Clark
Co., Toronto. $1. Canadian commerce and government. Annual.
Carnegie Endowment for International Peace Year Book. Car-
negie Endowment for Internat. Peace, Wash., D. C. $1. Rec-
ord of undertakings and accomplishments.
Catholic Who's Who Year Book. Burns & Oates, Lond. 3/6.
Notable living men and women of the British Empire with roll of
honor of deceased soldiers.
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College Entrance Examination Board. Ginn, Bost. 60c.
Questions set at examinations. Annual.
China Year Book. Routledge & Sons, Lond. 10. More like
an encyclopedia than the ordinary year book; historic and social
information.
Congressional Directory. Gov. Ptg. Office, Wash., D. C. 60c.
Sketches of congressmen, cabinet officers and supreme court jus-
tices, personnel of committees, directory of government officers
with brief statements of their duties, also diplomatic and consular
list.
Dramatic Index. Boston Book Co., Bost. With Magazine Sub-
ject Index, $8.50. Covers articles and illustrations in American
and English stage journals, also lists of books on the drama.
Electrical Supply Year Book, Western Electric Co., N. Y. Il-
lustrated price list.
Engineering Index. Engineering Magazine Co., N. Y. $3.
Annual cumulation of index published monthly in Engineering
Magazine.
Englishwoman's Year Book and Directory. Macm., N. Y.
$1.25. Encyclopedia of education, professions, public work, em-
ployment, law and other matter of interest to women.
Federal Council Year Book. Federal Council of the Churches
of Christ in America. N. Y. 50c. Directory of its constituent
bodies, with denominational societies and statistics.
Financial Review. Wm. B. Dana, N. Y. $2.50. Month by
month history of financial events of preceding year, statistical
tables on finance, commerce and railroads. Annual.
The Flying Book. Longmans, Lond. 2/6. Aviation world
who's who and industrial directory.
Garden and Farm Almanac. Doubleday, Page & Co., Garden
City. 25c. Directory of state and national agricultural activities.
Guide to South and East Africa. Sampson Low, Marston & Co.,
Lond. 1. Annual guide for tourists, sportsmen and settlers.
Handbook of New England. P. E. Sargent, Bost. $2. An-
nual historic and present-day guide to towns and villages of New
England.
SUPPLEMENTARY PUBLICATIONS 365-13
Hazell's Annual and Almanac. Oxford Univ. Press., Lond.
3/6. Authoritative information concerning British Empire and
other nations; important current topics and astronomical matter.
Heaton's Annual. Dominion Law Book Co., Toronto. $1.25.
The commercial handbook of Canada and boards of trade
register.
Hendrick's Commercial Register of the U. S. S. E. Hendricks
Co., N. Y. $10. Annual register for buyers and sellers in
architectural, electrical, engineering, mining, railroad and allied
industries.
Hide and Leather Year Book and Directory. Jacobsen Pub.
Co., Chic. $2. Includes statistics, trade organizations, etc., for
U. S. and Canada.
Hubbell's Legal Directory. Hubbell Pub. Co., N. Y. $7.35.
Annual lists of lawyers, important state laws, court calendars and
procedure, also synopsis of laws of Canada, England, Scotland,
France; Germany, Holland and Mexico, with trademark laws of
Argentina, Chile and Uruguay.
Imperial Year Book for Dominion of Canada.
Imperial Year
Book, Montreal. $1.50. Paper, $1. Government, resources,
commerce and activities of the Dominion as a whole and each
province individually; briefer accounts of other countries in Brit-
ish Empire.
Implement Blue Book. Midland Pub. Co., St. Louis. With
subscription to Farm Machinery, $2 per year. Implement and
vehicle directory of U. S. Annual.
Index of Mining Engineering Literature, by W. R. Crane, Wiley,
N. Y. Vol. 1, 1909, $4; vol. 2, 1912, $3. Index of mining,
metallurgical, mechanical, electrical and chemical engineering sub-
jects, as related to mining engineering.
Indian Year Book. Bennett, Coleman & Co., Bombay.
Principal topics of the day with historical, commercial, industrial
and educational statistics.
Industrial Arts Index. H. W. Wilson Co., White Plains, N. Y.
$7. Cumulative index to select list of engineering and trade
periodicals, few of which are covered by other indexes.
Industrial Directory of N. J. Bureau of Industrial Statistics of
N. J., Trenton, N. J. Triennial.
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Information. Bowker, N. Y. $4. Monthly digest of current
events and world progress-cumulated quarterly and annually.
Insurance Year Book. Spectator Co., N. Y. 2 vols., $6 ea.
Summarized reports of all insurance companies in U. S. and Can-
ada. One vol. on fire and marine insurance; another on life,
casualty and miscellaneous.
International Military Digest. Cumulative Digest Corporation,
N. Y. $2. Monthly review of current literature of military
science, cumulated annually.
Jeweler's Blue Book. Norris, Allister-Ball Co., Chic.
Annual price list of supplies for jewelers, watchmakers and op-
ticians.
Kelly's Directory of Merchants, Manufacturers and Shippers of
the World. Kelly's Directories, Lond. 36/. Annual.
Living Church Annual and Churchman's Almanac. Young
Churchman Co., Milwaukee. 75c. Paper, 50c. Directory of
the Protestant Episcopal church.
Lockwood's Directory of the Paper, Stationery and Allied
Trades. Lockwood Trade Journal Co., N. Y. $3. Annual,
for the U. S. and Canada.
MacRae's Blue Book. MacRae's Blue Book Co., N. Y. $10.
Consult publisher for special price. Annual buying guide for
mechanical and engineering supplies.
Magazine Subject-Index. Boston Book Co., Bost. With Dra-
matic Index, $8.50. Indexes 156 periodicals, American and
British, and collections and publications of State historical socie-
ties. Annual.
Metal Statistics.
American Metal Market Co., N. Y. 50c.
Includes buyer's directory. Annual.
Mines Handbook. Stevens Copper Handbook Co., N. Y. $10.
Manual of mining industry of North America.
Monthly Catalog U. S. Public Documents. Supt. of Docu-
ments, Wash., D. C. $1.10 per year. Free to many libraries.
Descriptive classified price list.
Moody's Analyses of Investments. Moody's Investors' Service,
N. Y. 2 vols., $25; or $15 ea. Reports and comparative rat-
ings of corporations in U. S. and Canada. One vol. on steam
railroads; another on public utilities and industrials.
SUPPLEMENTARY PUBLICATIONS 367-15
Municipal Index. Municipal Journal, N. Y. 50c. Index to
current municipal literature reprinted from second issue each
month of Municipal Journal.
Musical Blue Book of America. Musical Blue Book Corp.,
N. Y. $5. Directory of musicians and musical societies listed
by state and city.
Navy Year Book. Supt. of Documents, Wash., D. C. 55c.
Paper, 40c. Compilation of U. S. naval appropriation laws,
register of U. S. naval strength, statistics of foreign navies and
report of secretary of U. S. Navy.
Negro Year Book. Negro Year Book Pub. Co., Tuskegee, Ala.
25c. Past development and present status of negro race in all
fields of endeavor.
New International Year Book. Dodd, Mead & Co., N. Y.
$5. Encyclopedia reviewing current events and conditions in
U. S. and foreign countries.
N. J. Legislative Manual. T. F. Fitzgerald, Trenton, N. J.
$1.50. Lists state officials, governing boards and institutions;
records census and election returns and describes legislative pro-
cedure.
N. J. Lawyer's Diary and Bar Directory. Soney & Sage, New-
ark, N. J. $1.50. Court rules and practice; important revisions
and statutory enactments; official stenographers; alphabetic and
classified lists of N. J. lawyers.
N. J. State Federation of Women's Clubs, 29 Monticello Ave.,
Jersey City, N. J. Annual reports and directory.
N. J. Sunday School Assoc. State Office, Newark, N. J. In-
terdenominational county reports. Annual.
N. Y. Charities Directory. Charity Organization Society, N. Y.
$1. Descriptive list of agencies engaged in social, civic, religious
or educational work in New York City.
N. Y. Times Index. N. Y. Times. $8. "Master-key to all
newspapers." Quarterly.
New Zealand Official Year Book. Eyre & Spottiswood, Lond.
Historical digest of laws, current public affairs and commercial
statistics.
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Newark Common Council Manual, Newark, N. J. Lists city
officials, governing boards and institutions; defines duties and
power of Council and records election returns.
Newark-Made Goods. Board of Trade, Newark, N. J. Direc-
tory of Newark manufacturers and index of articles manufactured.
In English, French and Spanish.
Official American Textile Directory. Lord & Nagle Co., Bost.
$3. Reports of all textile manufacturing establishments in U. S.
and Canada with yarn trade index.
Official Catholic Directory. P. J. Kenedy & Sons, N. Y. $5.
Paper, $3.50. U. S. ed. paper, $2.50. Ecclesiastical statistics
for U. S. and its possessions, Cuba, British Empire, Austria-Hun-
gary, Germany and Mexico.
Official Hotel Red Book and Directory. Official Hotel Red
Book and Directory, N. Y. $3. Annual list with rates of best
hotels in U. S., Canada and Latin America.
Official Register and Directory of Women's Clubs in America
with classified list of lecturers and entertainers for club programs.
Winslow, Bost. $1.
Official Register of U. S. U. S. Govt. Ptg. Office, Wash.,
D. C. $1.50. Directory of persons in civil, military and naval
service, exclusive of postal service.
Pan-American Commercial Guide. Nicoletti Bros., N. Y. Con-
sult publisher for price. Industrial and administrative description
in Spanish and English of American Republics and colonies.
Penrose's Annual. Lund, Lond. 5/. Art processes; illus.
Philanthropies of Newark, N. J. Bureau of Associated Chari-
ties, Newark, N. J. Descriptive list of organizations endorsed
by Bureau of Associated Charities.
Poor's Manual of Public Utilities. Poor's Manual Co., N. Y.
$10. Annual.
Poor's Manual of the Railroads of the U. S. Poor's Railroad
Manual Co., N. Y. $12. Annual.
Port Directory of Canadian Ports. Govt. Ptg. Office, Ottawa,
Dept. of Marine and Fisheries. Gives information regarding
wharves, depth of water, facilities for loading, etc., for seaports
and inland harbors.
SUPPLEMENTARY PUBLICATIONS 369-17
Qui Êtes-Vous. Delagrave, Paris. 6 fr. 50. Biographical dic-
tionary of French contemporaries.
Reader's Guide to Periodical Literature. H. W. Wilson Co.,
White Plains, N. Y. Consult publisher for price. Author and
subject index to selected list of periodicals.
Scott's Standard Postage Stamp Catalogue. Scott Stamp and
Coin Co., N. Y. Paper, bound $1; cloth, bound, $1.25. Date
of issue, color, shape and value of every postage stamp that has
ever been issued by any government in the world. Annual.
"Shipping World" Year Book. Shipping World Offices, Lond.
8/6. Digest of merchant shipping acts; port directory of British
colonial and foreign harbors; tariff schedules of many countries.
Shoe and Leather Reporter Annual. Shoe and Leather Reporter
Co., Bost. With subscription to Shoe and Leather Reporter, $5
Official annual directory of manufacturers and dealers
in U. S. and Canada with principal houses in other parts of
world.
per year.
South African Year Book. Routledge & Sons, Lond. His-
torical, physical, political, commercial and biographical infor-
mation.
South American Year Book and Directory. Louis Cassier Co.,
Lond. 25. Commercial guide to So. America, Panama Canal,
Falkland Islands and Trinidad.
Statesman's Year Book. Macm., N. Y. $3.50. Statistical
and historical annual of countries of the world.
Statistical Abstract of U. S. Govt. Ptg. Office, Wash., D. C.
Free. Covers population, finance, commerce, industries, agricul-
tural and other products, immigration, education, etc.
Suffrage Annual and Women's Who's Who. Stanley Paul &
Co., Lond. 6/. International suffrage alliances and affiliated
associations, biographical sketches and dictionary of dates.
Sweet's Architectural Catalogue. Sweet's Catalogue Service,
N. Y. With subscription to Architectural Record. $3 per year.
Annual classified dictionary.
Thomas' Register. Thomas Co., N. Y. $15. American man-
ufacturers and first hands in all lines.
The Times Annual Index. London Times, Lond. Consult pub-
lisher for price. Date key to current events.
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Wer Ist's. H. A. Ludwig Degener, Leipzig. M 13.50. Bio-
graphical dictionary of German contemporaries.
Whitaker's Almanac. Joseph Whitaker, Lond. 3/6. Govern-
ments, finances, population, commerce and general statistics of
nations of the world with special reference to British Empire and
U.S.
Who's Who. Black, Lond. $2.50. Annual biographical dic-
tionary of most prominent persons of England and America, in-
cluding some other notable men and women.
Who's Who in America. A. N. Marquis & Co., Chic. $5.
Biographical dictionary of notable living men and women of U. S.
Who's Who in Japan. Who's Who in Japan, Tokyo. 12/.
Biographical dictionary of Japanese contemporaries, foreign resi-
dents in Japan and others prominent in the Far East.
Who's Who in New England. A. N. Marquis Co., Chic. Vol.
1, 1909; $5. Vol. 2, 1916; $12.50. Biographical dictionary of
leading living men and women.
Who's Who in the Theatre. Pitman, Lond. 6/. Biograph-
ical record of the contemporary stage.
Woman's Who's Who in America. American Commonwealth
Co., N. Y. $5. Biographical dictionary of contemporary
women of U. S. and Canada. Vol. 1, 1914.
Who's Who in Music. Sir Isaac Pitman & Sons, Lond. $2.50.
Biographical record of contemporary musicians with list of chief
musical schools and societies in United Kingdom. Vol. 1, 1913.
Who's Who in the Colored Race. Frank Lincoln Mather, Chic.
$7.50. Biographical dictionary of men and women of African
descent. Vol. 1, 1915.
Who's Who Year Book. Macm., N. Y. 35c. Supplement to
Who's Who in which names are classified by office.
World Almanac. World Pub. Co., N. Y. 25c. Foreign and
other statistics.
The Year's Art. Hutchinson & Co., Lond. 5. Annual
epitome of matters relating to sculpture, engraving, architecture
and schools of design.
Young Men's Christian Associations of N. A. Year Book. As-
sociation Press, N. Y. $1.75; boards, $1.50.
List of Subject Headings
Abbey
Ability tests
See also Binet tests; Educational
measurements
Academic costume see Costume,
Academic
Academic freedom
Acadia
Accidents
See also Railroads, Accidents; Safe-
ty movement
Accidents, Industrial
See also Employers' liability; Labor
and laboring classes, Bibliography;
Safety devices; Workmen's
pensation
Accounting
See also Cost accounting; Munici-
pal accounting
Accumulators see Storage batteries
Acids
Actors and actresses
Adding machines see Calculating ma-
chines
Adjustment bureaus
Adolescence
Advertising
See also Billboards; Municipal ad-
vertising; Window dressing
Aeronautics
Aeronautics, Military ..
Africa
Agricultural credit
See also Banks and banking, Co-
operative
Agricultural experiment stations
Agricultural laws and legislation
Agricultural schools
Agricultural societies
See also Patrons of husbandry
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Agriculture
See also Vacant lot cultivation
Agriculture, Study and teaching
Ainos
Air-brakes
Air compressors
Air-pollution
See also Dust; Smoke
Alabama
Alaska
Albania
Alcohol
Alcoholism
See also Liquor problem; Saloons;
Temperance
Alfalfa
Algeria
Aliens
See also Citizenship; Immigration;
Naturalization
Alloys
Almanacs
See also Calendars
Alsace-Lorraine
Alternators see Dynamos
Aluminum
America, Discovery and exploration
Amer. Bible society
Amer. lib. assoc.
Amer. lib. assoc., Booklist
American literature
Amer. soc. for testing materials
Americanization see Immigrants in the
U. S., Education
Ammonia
Amusements see Entertainments;
Games
Anarchism and anarchists
Andorra
Anglo-Saxons
Animal experimentation
See also Vivisection
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Animal industry see Domestic animals
Animals
See also Domestic animals; also
names of animals
Animals, Treatment
See also Cruelty; Humane societies;
Pavements; Vivisection
Annapolis see U. S., Naval acad.
Anniversaries
See also Holidays; Hudson-Fulton
celebration
Annunciators
Anthropology
Appalachian mountains
Apples and apple trees
Apprentices
April
April Fools' day
Aquariums
Aquatints see Etchings
Arbitration
Arbitration, International
See also Courts, International; In-
ternational law and relations; Peace;
War
Arbitration and conciliation, Industrial
Arbor day
Archaeology
Architectural drawing
Architectural sculpture
Architecture
Architecture, Details
Architecture, Domestic
Architecture, English
Architecture, Gothic
Architecture, Mission
Architecture, Renaissance
Archives
See also Manuscripts
Arcola, Little drummer of
Arctic regions see Polar regions
Argentina
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Arithmetic, Study and teaching
Arizona
Arkansas
Armenia
Armies
See also Military art and science;
Navies; War
Armor plate
Army-worms
Art
Art, American
Art, Bibliography
Art, British
Art, Canadian
Art, Chinese
Art, Danish
Art, Egyptian
Art, Exhibitions
Art, Flemish
Art, French
Art, German
Art, Grecian
Art, Irish
Art, Italian
Art, Japanese
Art, Mexican
Art, Mohammedan
Art, National
Art, New Jersey
Art, Private collections
Art, Rennaissance
Art, Roman
Art, Russian
Art, Scandinavian
Art, South American
Art, Spanish
Art, Study and teaching
Art, Western
Art commissions
Art galleries and museums
See also names of galleries and mu-
seums
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Art importations
Art in schools see School decoration
Art sales
Art schools
Art societies
Art thefts
Artists
Arts and crafts
See also Manual training
Ashes
Asia
Asphalt
Assassination
Assessment
See also Taxation
Associated press
Astrology
Astronomy
Athletics
See also Baseball; Physical educ.
and training; Sports
Australia
Australian ballot
Authors
Authorship
Autographs
Automatic stop
Automobile laws and regulations
See also Garages, Jitney buses;
Motor vehicles; Safety movement
Automobile signals
Automobile touring
Automobiles
See also Automobile laws and regu-
lations; Motor vehicles
Autumn
Bacteria
Badges
Bahaism
Bahama islands
B
Bakers and bakeries
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Baking powder
Balances
Balkan states
Ball bearings
See also Bearings (machinery)
Ballads
Ballot
See also Australian ballot; Elec-
tions; Short ballot; Voting ma-
chines
Balsa wood
Baltimore, Md.
Baltimore & Ohio railroad
Banking law
Bankruptcy
See also
Adjustment bureaus;
Swindlers and swindling
Banks and banking
See also Agricultural credit; Fi-
nance; Money; Morris plan banks;
Savings banks
Banks and banking, Cooperative
See also Agricultural credit
Banks and banking, Government guar-
anty of deposits
Banquets
Baraca class
Baseball
Basket-ball
Basket-work
Baths, Public
Beads
Bearings (machinery)
See also Ball bearings
Beer
Bees
Beets and beet sugar
Belgium
Bells
See also Liberty bell
Belting
Beowulf
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Berlin, Germany
Bermuda islands
Bertillon system
Bethlehem steel company
Bible
See also American Bible Society
Bible in the schools
Bible study
See also Sunday schools; Bible in
the schools
Bibliography
Big brother movement
Big sister movement
Billboards
Bills of lading
Binet test
See also Ability tests
Biography
See also Artists; Authors; Scien-
tists; also names of individuals
Biology
Birch trees
Bird day
Bird houses
Birds
Birds, Protection of
Birth control
Birth registration
See also Vital statistics
Birth stones see Precious stones
Black Hand
Blackboard drawing
Blind
See also Blindness; Handicapped,
Occupations for
Blind, Asylums and education
Blind, Books for
Blind, Music for
Blindness
See also Conjunctivitis; Eye
Blockade
Block-books
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Blowers
Blue sky laws
Boards of education see School boards
Boards of trade
Boats
Bohemia
Boilers
Boilers, Laws and regulations
Bolivia
Bonds
Book clubs
Book-plates
Book prices
Book rarities
Book selection
Bookbinding
Bookkeeping
Books
Books and reading
See also Children's literature; Chil-
dren's reading; School libraries
Booksellers and bookselling
Borstal system
Boston, Mass.
Boston post road
Botany
Bouillon cubes
Boundaries
Boy scouts
See also World scouts
Boycott
See also Strikes
Boyden, Seth
Boys
Boys' clubs
See also Boy scouts
Brazil
Brewing industries
Bricks
Bridges
Bronx borough, N. Y.
Bronzes
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1
Brooklyn, N. Y.
See also N. Y. (city); Queensbor-
ough, N. Y.
Brooms and brushes
Brussels, Belgium
Bubonic plague see Plague
Buddhism
Budgets
Buffalo, N. Y.
Building
Building and loan associations
Building laws
Building materials
Bulgaria
Bulk sales
Bungalows
Burgesses corps
Burma
Business
Business, Bibliography
Business correspondence see Commer-
cial correspondence
Business education
Business management and organization
Busy work see Seat work in schools
Butter
Butterflies
Buttons
Cables, Submarine
Cacao
C
Calculating machines
Calendars
California
See also Chinese in the U. S.; Jap-
anese in the U. S.; Panama-Pacific
exposition
Cambridge, Mass.
Cameos
Cameragraph
Camp fire girls
Campaign funds
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Campaign songs
Camping
Cams
Canada
Canada, Population
Canadian literature
Canals
See also Waterways; also names of
canals
Cancer
Cannibalism
Canning and preserving
Canoes and canoeing
Cape Cod canal
Capital punishment
Capons and caponizing
Car cleaning
Carbolic acid
Cardboard construction
See also Paper work
Caricatures and cartoons
Carnegie foundation for the advance-
ment of teaching
Carnegie hero fund
Carnegie institute, Pittsburgh
Carnegie institution of Washington
Carnegie United Kingdom trust
Cartridges
Carving (art indus.)
Castles
Casts see Plaster casts
Catalogs
Catalpa
Catalysis
Catechisms
Catholic church see Roman Catholic
church
Catlin, John
See also Newark, Tablets
Cats
Cattle
Cattle, Diseases
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Celluloid
Cement
Cemeteries
Central America
Centrifugal machines
Ceramics see Pottery
Cerebrospinal meningitis see Menin-
gitis
Chain gear
Chain stores
Chains
Chamber of commerce of the U. S.
of A.
Champlain, Lake
Character
Charities
See also Outdoor relief; Philan-
thropy; Social work
Charity organization
Charter oak chair
Charts
Chautauqua institution
Chemicals
Chemistry
Chesapeake & Ohio railway
Chestnut
Chicago, Ill.
Chicago & Northwestern railroad
Child labor
Child labor laws
Child study
See also Adolescence; Children;
Kindergarten; Play; Psychology
Child welfare see Children, Care and
hygiene; Children, Charities, pro-
tection, etc.; Prenatal influences
Child welfare exhibits
Children
Children, Backward, defective, etc.
See also Juvenile courts; Juvenile
delinquency
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Children, Care and hygiene
See also Children, Management;
Day nurseries; Prenatal influences;
School hygiene
Children, Charities, protection, etc.
See also Charities; Humane so-
cieties
Children, Exceptional
Children, Management
See also Child study; Moral edu-
cation
Children's bureau see U. S., Children's
bureau
Children's day
Children's educational theatre
Children's literature
See also School libraries
Children's literature, Boys
Children's literature, Girls
Children's literature, Graded lists
Children's reading
Children's safety crusade see Safety
movement
Chile
China
See also Chinese in the U. S.; Far
East; Missions, China
China, Education see Education, China
China, History
China painting
Chinese in the U. S.
Chiropractic
Chivalry
See also Feudalism; Middle ages
Chlorine, Liquid
Christian endeavor, Y. P. S. of
Christian life
Christian science
Christianity
Christmas
See also Holidays
Christmas, Bibliography
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Christmas cards
Christmas customs
Christmas decorations
Christmas entertainments
Christmas gifts
Christmas music
Christmas plays
Christmas poetry
Christmas stories
Christmas trees
Church
See also Christianity; also names of
churches and sects
Church and social problems
See also Church and the working
man; Forum, Open
Church and state
Church and the working man
See also Church and social problems
Church architecture
Church unity
Church work
See also Church and social prob-
lems; Church and the working man;
Men's clubs; Social work
Cigarettes
Cincinnati, Ohio
Cincinnati, Society of the
Citizenship
See also Expatriation; Naturaliza-
tion
Citizenship, Education for
See also School city
Citrus fruits
City clubs see Civic organizations
City government see Municipal gov-
ernment
City ordinances
City planning
See also Docks and harbors; Gar-
den cities; Housing problem; Mu-
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nicipal improvements; also names
of cities
City planning, Bibliography
City planning, Foreign countries
City planning, U. S.
Civic improvement see Municipal im-
provement
Civic organizations
See also Commercial associations;
Municipal leagues; also names of
cities
Civics see Citizenship, Education for;
Municipal
science
government; Political
Civil engineering
Civil service
Civil service, Bibliography
Civil service, Examinations
Civil service, Municipal
Civil service, U. S.
Civil war relics
Class mottoes
Classical education
See also Latin language
Classification
Clay industries
Clayton act see Trusts
Cleaning
Cleaning of cities
See also Street cleaning
Cleveland, Ohio
Cliff-dwellers
Climate
Clippings
Clocks see Time measurements
Closed shop see Open and closed shop
Cloth see Textile industry and fabrics
Clothing
Club programs
Clubs
See also Boys' clubs; Girls' clubs;
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Men's clubs; Women's clubs; Work-
ing women's clubs
Coal
Coal mines and mining
Coal tar colors
See also Dyes and dyeing
Coal testing
Coasts
Coffee
Coffee mills
Coinage
Coins
See also Money
Coke
Coke ovens
Cold (disease)
Cold storage
Collectors and collecting
College architecture
College fraternities
College gowns see Costume, Aca-
demic
College graduates
College settlements see Social settle-
ments
College women
Colleges and universities
See also Academic freedom; Junior
colleges
Colleges and universities, Entrance re-
quirements
Colleges and universities, Municipal
See also Public service
Colloids
Colombia
Colonial life and customs
Colonies
Color printing
Colorado
Columbia university
Columbia university, Teachers' college
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see Teachers' College, Columbia uni-
versity
Columbus, Christopher
Columbus, Ohio
Columbus day
Comets
Commerce
See also Salesmen and salesmanship
Commercial associations.
See also Boards of trade; Civic or-
ganizations; Museums
Commercial correspondence
Commercial courts
Commercial education see Business ed-
ucation
Commercial law
Commercial statistics.
Commission government
Commission merchants
Communism
See also Individualism
Community institutes.
Competition
Compressors see Air compressors
Comptometer see Calculating machines
Compulsory education
See also School attendance
Concrete construction
Congregationalism
Congresses and conventions
Conjunctivitis
Connecticut
Conscription
Conservation of resources
Constitutions
Constitutions, State
Consumers' league
Continuation schools see Evening and
continuation schools
Contraband of war
Conversation
Conveying machinery
list of subject headings
387-35
Convict labor
See also Prisons and prisoners
Convict ships see Prison ships
Cookery
Cooperation
See also Building & Loan Associa-
tions; Profit sharing
Cooperation, Bibliography
Cooperation in housekeeping
credit; Banks and banking, Co-
operative
Cooperative credit see Agricultural
Cooperative stores
Copper
Copying processes
Copyright
Corcoran gallery of art, Washington
Core ovens see Foundry practice
Cork
Corn day
Coronations
Coroners
Corporal punishment
Corporation law
Corporation schools
Corporations
See also Federal trade commission;
Interlocking
utilities; Trusts
directorates;
Public
Correspondence schools and courses
Corrosion and anti-corrosives
Cost accounting
Cost of living
See also Cooperation; Markets, Mu-
nicipal; Postal express; Prices
Costa Rica
Costume, Academic
Cotton
Cotton-worm
Cottonwood
Country church
Country life
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Country schools see Rural schools
County government
County libraries
County planning see Interurban im-
provements
Courtis tests
Courts
See also Recall
Courts, International
See also Arbitration, International;
International law and relations
Courts, Municipal
Courts, U. S.
Crabs
Cranberries
Craps
Crater lake national park
Credit
See also Agricultural credit; Morris
plan banks
Cremation
Crime and criminals
See also Bertillon system; Convict
labor; Finger prints; Indeterminate
sentence; Prisons and prisoners;
Probation system
Cripples
See also Handicapped, Occupations
for
Crucibles
Cruelty
See also Animals, Treatment; Hu-
mane societies
Crusades
See also Chivalry
Cuba
Cubism
Curfew law
Currants
Currency see Money
Curriculum
Customs service
LIST OF SUBJECT HEADINGS 389-37
Cyclones
Cyprus
Ꭰ
Dairying
Dams
Dana, J. C.
Dance halls
Dancing
Dartmouth college
Daughters of the American revolution
Day nurseries
Daylight saving
Deaf and dumb
See also Handicapped, Occupations
for; Lip-reading
Death
Debating
December
Declaration of independence
See also Mecklenburg declaration
Decoration and ornament
Decorations of honor
Defectives
See also Binet tests; Handicapped,
Occupations for; Vineland (N. J.),
Training school
Degeneration
Delaware & Raritan canal
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
railroad
Delaware Water Gap
Democracy
See also Referendum; Representa-
tive government
Democratic party
See also Tammany Hall
Demurrage
Denmark
Dentistry
Denver, Col.
Department stores
Desertion
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Design
Dialect
Dialogues
Dictionaries
Dictograph
Diesel engines
Diplomacy
Diplomatic and consular service
Direct primaries see Primaries
Directories
Discount
Disinfection and disinfectants
Dispensaries
Distillation
District of Columbia
Divorce
See also Marriage
Docks
See also Harbors; Ports; Terminals
Documents see Archives
Dogs
Dolls
Domestic animals
Domestic economy
See also Cooperation in housekeep-
ing; Cost of living
Domestic efficiency see Efficiency, Do-
mestic
Domestic finance
Dominican Republic
Drainage
See also Tiles
Drama
See also Pageants; Theatre
Drama, Study and teaching
Drawing
Drawings
Dressmaking
Drills and marches
Drinking cups
Drug habit
Drugs
LIST OF SUBJECT HEADINGS
391-39
Drums
Dry farming
Dry goods see Textile industry and
fabrics
Dry rot
See also Wood preservation
Ducks
Dust
See also Roads, Dust prevention
Dwellings
Dyes and dyeing
See also Coal tar colors
Dynamos
Earthquakes
Easter
E
See also Holidays
Eastern question
See also Balkan states
Ebony
Eclipses
Economics
Ecuador
Education
See also Classical education; Col-
leges and universities; Industrial
education; Manual training; Normal
schools, etc.
Education, Bibliography
Education, China
Education, Compulsory see Compulsory
education
Education, Directories
Education, England
Education, Germany
Education, Japan
Education, U. S.
See also Gary (Ind.), Education;
Public Schools; Southern states,
Education; Special classes and spe-
cial schools
Education of children
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Education of women
Educational day
Educational measurements
See also Ability tests; Courtis tests.
Educational surveys
Efficiency
See also Scientific management
Efficiency, Domestic
Eggs
Egypt
Egyptian language
Elections
See also Ballot; Campaign funds;
Politics, Corruption in; Voting ma-
chines
Electoral college
Electric apparatus and appliances
Electric batteries
See also Storage batteries
Electric bells
See also Annunciators
Electric circuit breakers
Electric fans see Fans, Electric
Electric lamps, Arc
Electric lamps, Incandescent
Electric lighting
Electric locomotives
Electric machinery
Electric measurement
Electric meters
Electric motors
Electric plants
Electric power
Electric railroads
Electric signs
Electric switches
Electric testing
Electric wire and wiring
Electricity
Electricity on the farm
Electroplating
Electrotyping
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Elevated railroads
Elevators
Ellis Island
Elocution
See also Singing and voice culture
Emancipation proclamation
Embargo
Embroidery
See also Needlework
Emergencies see Accidents; First aid
in illness and injury
Emmanuel movement
Employees
See also Welfare work (in indus-
try); Working girls and women
Employers' associations
Employers' liability
See also Accidents, Industrial; Fac-
tory inspection; Labor laws; Occu-
pations, Diseases and hygiene; Safe-
ty devices; Workmen's compensation
Employment agencies
Enamel and enameling
Encyclopedias
Endowments
Engineering
Engineering, Mechanical see Mechani-
cal engineering
Engineering societies
Engines
See also Diesel engines; Gas and
oil engines; Locomotives; Motors;
Steam engines
England
England, Charters
England, Colonies
See also names of colonies
England, History
England, History, 16th century
England, Politics and government
English language, Composition
English language, Study and teaching
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English literature
English literature, Study and teaching
Engraving
See also Color printing; Etching;
Lithography;
Wood engraving
Photo
-
engraving;
Engraving, American
Engraving, English
Engraving, German
Engraving, Italian
Engraving, Japanese
Entertainments
See also Drills and marches; Holi-
days; Lectures and lecturing; Play
Entomology
See also Insects
Epigrams
Epilepsy and epileptics
Epitaphs
Erie and Michigan canal
Erie railroad
Eskimos
Esperanto
Essays
Essex Co.
Essex Co., Charities
Essex Co., Court house
See also Essex Co., Hall of records
Essex Co., Courts
See also Essex Co., Juvenile court
Essex Co., Elections
See also N. J., Elections; Newark,
Elections
Essex Co., Finance
See also Essex Co., Taxation
Essex Co,, Freeholders
Essex Co., Hall of records
Essex Co., Hospitals
1
Essex Co., House of detention
See also Essex Co., Juvenile court
Essex Co., Jail
LIST OF SUBJECT HEADINGS 395-43
Essex Co., Juvenile court
See also Essex Co., House of de-
tention; Essex Co., Probation sys-
tem
Essex Co., Law library
Essex Co., Mosquito extermination
commission
See also N. J., Mosquitoes
Essex Co., Parental school
Essex Co., Parks
See also Newark, Parks; Newark,
Playgrounds
Essex Co., Penitentiary
Essex Co., Politics and government
Essex Co., Probation system
Essex Co., Public welfare committee
See also Essex Co., Social survey;
Newark, Social work
Essex Co., Roads
Essex Co., Schools
See also Essex Co., Vocational edu-
cation
Essex Co., Social survey
Essex Co., Societies and clubs
See also Newark, Societies and clubs
Essex Co., Sunday schools.
Essex Co., Taxation
Essex Co., Teachers
Essex Co., Vocational education
Essex Co., Weights and measures
Essex Co., Women's clubs see New-
ark, Women's clubs
Estates, Unclaimed
Etching
Ethical culture movement
Ethics
See also Moral education; Religion
Etiquette
Eucalyptus
Eugenics
See also Heredity; Marriage; Pre-
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natal influences; Sterilization of de-
fectives, criminals, etc.
Europe
Europe, History
European war, Aerial operations
European war, Atrocities
European war, Austria-Hungary
European war, Belgium
European war, Bibliography
European war, Campaigns and battles
European war, Causes
See also European war, Diplomatic
history
European war, Commercial and finan-
cial aspects
See also War loans
European war, Diplomatic history
European war, England
European war, France
European war, Germany
European war, Italy
European war, Japan
European war, Mail seizures
European war, Maps
European war, Naval operations
See also Maritime law
European war, Neutral powers
See also International law and re-
lations
European war, Neutral powers, U. S.
See also European war, U. S.; Mu-
nitions of war; U. S., Foreign Re-
lations
European war, Peace and mediation
European war, Press reports and cen-
sorship
European war, Relief work
See also Red Cross
European war, Russia
European war, Servia
European war, Statistics
European war, Turkey
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European war, U. S.
European war and Christianity
Evening and continuation schools
Evolution
Examinations
See also Educational measurements
Excess condemnation
Exchange
Exhibitions
See also Museums
Expansion see Imperialism
Expatriation
Experiment stations see Agricultural
experiment stations
Expert evidence
Explorers
See also Polar regions
Explosives
Export trade
Exports see Commerce; Tariff
Expositions
See also Exhibitions; also names of
expositions
Express companies
Eye
See also Blindness; Conjunctivitis
Eyes, Artificial
Factory inspection
F
See also Building laws; Industrial
commissions
Factory management
Factory sanitation
Fairs
See also Exhibitions
Fairy tales
See also Folk-lore
Faith
Family
Famines
Famous men see Great men
Fans, Electric
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Far East
Farm animals see Live stock
Farm buildings
Farm colonies
See also Tramps
Farm management
Farm produce
Farmers' bulletins
Farmers' institutes
Farms
Fatigue
Fawcett school of industrial art
February
Federal trade commission
Fences
Fenway court
Ferns
Ferrer colony
Ferries and ferry boats
Fertilizers
Feudalism
See also Chivalry; Middle ages
Fiction
See also Ghost stories; Short story
Fiction, Bibliography
Fiction, Historical
Files and filing (documents)
See also Library supplies
Files and rasps
Finance
See also Banks and banking; Money
Finger prints
Finland
Fir
Fire-alarms
Fire departments
Fire extinction
Fire protection
See also Fourth of July, Safe and
sane; Safety movement
Fire protection, Laws
Fire protection, Study and teaching
LIST OF SUBJECT HEADINGS
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Firearms
Fireplaces
Fires
First aid in illness and injury
Fisheries
See also Seals (animals); Whaling
Fishes
Fishing
See also Sports
Flag day
Flags
Flies
Floods
See also Mississippi river and valley
Floors
Floral decoration
Florida
Flower language
Folk dances see Dancing
Folk-lore
Folk songs
See also Songs
Food
See also Cold storage
Food adulteration and inspection
See also Meat; Milk
Food supply
See also Markets
Football
See also Athletics
Foreign missions see Missions, Foreign
Foreigners see Immigrants in the U. S.
Forest planting
See also Tree planting
Forest products
See also Lumber; Rubber; Timber
Forest taxation
Forests and forestry
See also Arbor day; Conservation of
resources
Forgery
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Formosa
Fortification
Fortune-telling
See also Astrology
Forum, Open
Foundry practice
Four hour day
Fourth of July
See also Holidays
Fourth of July, Safe and sane
See also Fire protection; Pageants
France
France, History
Franchises
Fraunces' tavern
Free thought
Free trade and protection
See also Tariff
Freedom see Liberty
Freemasons
Freight handling
Freight rates
See also Railroads, Rates
French literature
Friends, Society of
Frogs and toads
Fruit culture
Fuel
Fungi
Furnaces
Furniture
Future life
See also Immortality
Futurism
G
Galvanizing
Galvanometers
Gambling
Game
Game protection
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Games
See also Amusements; Athletics;
Play; Sports; also names of games
Garages
Garbage see Refuse and refuse disposal
Garden cities
Garden furniture see Garden orna-
ments and furniture
Garden ornaments and furniture
See also Bird houses
Gardening
See also Window gardening
Gardening, Planting plans and tables
Gardens
See also School gardens
Gary (Ind.), Education
Gas
Gas and oil engines
See also Diesel engines
Gas meters
Gas producers
Gasoline
Gearing
Geese
Genealogists
Genealogy
General electric co.
Geography, Study and teaching
Geological survey see U. S., Geologi-
cal survey
Geology
George junior republic
Georgia
Georgia club
Geran bill see N. J., Election law
German language, Study and teaching
German literature
Germans in the U. S.
See also Aliens
Germany
Gettysburg, Battle of
Ghost stories
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Gideons
Girl scouts
Girls
See also Working girls and women
Girls' camps
Girls' clubs
See also Camp fire girls; Girls'
friendly society; Working women's
clubs
Girls' friendly society
Glacier national park
Glass
Glass flowers
Globes
Gloves
Glucose
Gold
Golf
Government ownership
See also Municipal ownership
Government publications
Governors' conference
Grade crossings
Grain
Grain elevators
Grammar, Study and teaching
Grand army of the republic
Grange see Patrons of Husbandry
Grapes
Graphic arts see Art; Drawing; En-
graving; Painting
Graphite
Great lakes
Great men
Great northern railway
Greece
Greek drama
Greenhouses
Grinding machines
Grocery trade
Guam
Guatemala
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Guinea pigs
Gum woods
H
Habitations, Human see Dwellings
Hair
Haiti
Hall of fame
Hallowe'en
See also Ghost stories; Holidays
Handicapped, Occupations for
Handwriting see Penmanship
Harbors
See also Docks; Ports
Hard woods
Harriman park
Hartford, Conn.
Harvard university
Hats
Hawaiian islands.
Hawthorn
Hay fever
Hazing
Health
See also Physical education and
training; Physical
Public health
Health boards
See also Public health
Health officers
Heating
examinations;
See also Boilers; Fireplaces; Fuel
Hebrew literature
Hebrides
Hemp
See also Linen
Heraldry
Herbs
Heredity
See also Eugenics; Prenatal influ-
ences
Heroes
See also Carnegie hero fund
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Hetch-Hetchy valley see Yosemite
national park
Hickory trees
High school fraternities
High schools
See also Junior high schools.
High schools, Reading lists
Highwaymen
Hinges
Historic houses
Historic records
Historical societies
History
History, Study and teaching
Hoaxes
Hogs
Hoisting machinery
See also Elevators
Holidays
See also Patriotism; Vacations; also
names of holidays
Holland see Netherlands
Home
Home and school
the home
Home defense
see School and
Home economics see Domestic econ-
omy
Home education
Home missions see Missions, Home
Homestead law
Honduras
Honor system see Self-government
(in education)
Hookworm disease
Horology see Time measurements
Horse
Horse racing
Hose
Hospitals
See also Charities; Sanatoriums
LIST OF SUBJECT HEADINGS
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Hours of labor
See also Child labor; Four hour
day; Labor laws; Working girls
and women
House boats
House decoration
House organs
Housing problem
See also Garden cities; Lodging
houses; Tenement houses
Housing problem, Bibliography
Housing problem, Foreign countries
Housing problem, U. S.
Hudson-Fulton celebration
Hudson river
Huguenots
See also Immigrants in the U. S.
Humane societies
See also Animals,
Cruelty; Vivisection
Humor
Hungarian literature
Hungary
Hunting
See also Game protection
Hydraulic engineering
Hygiene
Treatment;
See also Children, Care and hy-
giene; Food; Longevity; Occupa-
tions, Diseases and hygiene; School
hygiene; Water pollution
Hymns
Hypnotism
See also Mental healing
I
I. W. W. see Industrial workers of the
world
Ice
See also Refrigeration and refriger-
ating machinery
Ice houses
Ice industry
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Icebergs see Safety at sea
Iceland
Ideals
Illegitimacy
Illinois
Illiteracy
Illumination see Lighting
Illumination of books and manuscripts
Illustration of books and periodicals,
American
Illustration of books and periodicals,
French
Imhoff tanks
Immigrants in the U. S.
See also Aliens; Chinese in the U.
S.; Ellis Island; Germans in the
U. S.; Japanese in the U. S.; Jews;
Naturalization; Races of man;
Syrians in the U. S.
Immigrants in the U. S., Education
Immigration
See also Aliens
Immigration, Bibliography
Immigration, Restriction of (con)
Immigration, Restriction of (pro)
Immigration law
Immigration stations
Immoral literature and pictures
Immortality
See also Death; Future life
Impeachment
See also Recall
Imperialism
See also Philippine islands
Impressionism
Inaugurations
Incinerators see Refuse destructors
Income tax
Incubators
See also Poultry
Indeterminate sentence
See also Probation system
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India
Indiana
Indians of North America
Indians of North America, Bibliogra-
phy
Indians of North America, Education
Indians of North America, Govern-
mental relations
Indians of North America, History
Indians of North America, Missions
Indians of North America, Music
Indians of North America, Names
See also Names, Geographical
Indians of North America, Reserva-
tions
Indicators
Individualism
See also Communism; Socialism
Industrial accidents see
Industrial
Accidents,
Industrial arbitration see Arbitration
and conciliation, Industrial
Industrial arts
Industrial betterment see Welfare work
(in industry)
Industrial commissions
Industrial diseases
see Occupations,
Diseases and hygiene
Industrial education
See also Corporation schools; Eve-
ning and continuation schools;
Manual training; Schools and shops,
Cooperation of; Technical educa-
tion; Vocational education.
Industrial education, Bibliography
Industrial insurance see Insurance, In-
dustrial
Industrial relations
See also Labor and capital
Industrial research
Industrial surveys
Industrial workers of the world
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Infantile paralysis
Infants
See also Birth registration; Chil-
dren; Day nurseries
Inheritance tax
Initiative see Referendum
Injunctions
Inland waterways, Atlantic coast
Insanity
See also Defectives; Mental hygiene
Insecticides
Insects
Insurance
Insurance, Fire
Insurance, Health
Insurance, Industrial
See also Employers' liability; In-
surance, State and compulsory;
Workmen's compensation
Insurance, Life
Insurance, Marine
Insurance, Social
See also Old age
Insurance, State and compulsory
See also Employers' liability; In-
surance, Industrial; Old age pen-
sions
Intemperance see Alcoholism; Liquor
problem; Saloons; Temperance
Interior decoration
see
Furniture;
House decoration
Interlocking directorates
Internal combustion engines see Gas
and oil engines
Internal revenue
See also Income tax; Inheritance tax
International harvester company
International law and relations
See also Arbitration, International;
Boundaries; Courts, International;
Diplomacy; Maritime law; Mon-
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roe doctrine; Neutrality; Peace;
War
Internationalism
Interstate commerce
See also Railroads, Rates
Interurban improvements
See also Passaic boulevard
Inventions
Inventories
Investments
See also Blue sky laws; Loans;
Public utilities; Securities
Iowa
Ireland
Ireland, Home rule
Irish literature
Iron
Iron industry and trade
Irrigation
See also Reclamation service
Isle of Pines
Italian literature
Italy
See also Rome; Venice
Ivory
Jade
Jamaica
Jamaica bay
Jamestown, Va.
January
Japan
J
Japan, Bibliography
Japanese in the U. S.
Japanning
Jerusalem
Jesus Christ
Jewelry
Jews
See also Hebrew literature; Pales-
tine; Yiddish literature; Zionism
Jitney buses
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Journalism
See also Newspapers
Judges
See also Recall
June
Junior colleges
Junior high schools
Jury
Juvenile courts
See also Juvenile delinquency; Pro-
bation system
Juvenile delinquency
See also Defectives; Juvenile courts
Kansas
Kentucky
Kindergarten
K
See also Child study; Story-telling
Knappers
Knights and knighthood
See also Chivalry
Knots and splices
Korea
Krupp company
Labor and capital
L
See also Arbitration and conciliation,
Industrial; Employers' liability; In-
dustrial relations; Minimum wage;
Profit sharing; Strikes; Welfare
work (in industry)
Labor and laboring classes
See also Accidents, Industrial;
Church and the working man; Hours
of labor; Strikes; Trade unions;
Unemployed; Workman's compen-
sation
Labor and laboring classes, Bibliogra-
phy
Labor camps
Labor day
See also Holidays
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Labor laws
See also Child labor laws; Em-
ployers' liability; Factory inspec-
tion; Hours of labor; Injunctions;
Railroad law; Workmen's compen-
sation
Labrador
Lace
Lacquer
Ladders
Land tenure
Land title
Landscape
Landscape painting
Language
See also Dialects
Language, Universal
Languages, Modern
Languages, Modern, Study and teach-
ing
Lantern slides
Lathes
Latin America
Latin America, Commerce
Latin language
See also Classical education
Laundries, Public
Laurel
Law
Law schools
Lawyers
Lead poisoning
League of youth
Leases
Leather
Lectures and lecturing
Legal aid societies
Legal ethics
Legal reforms
See also Crime and criminals
Legislation
Legislation, Uniform
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Legislative reference work
See also Municipal reference work
Lehigh Valley railroad
Leipsic exposition
Lenses
Lent
See also Easter
Leprosy
Letter writing
Letters
See also Commercial correspondence
Lewis and Clark expedition
Libel and slander
See also Liberty of the press
Liberia
Liberty
Liberty, Statue of
Liberty bell
Liberty of speech
See also Academic freedom; Lib-
erty of the press
Liberty of the press
See also European war, Press re-
ports and censorship
Librarians
See also Library schools and train-
ing
Libraries
Libraries, Children's
Libraries, Foreign countries
Libraries, Private
Libraries, Special
Libraries, Traveling
see
Traveling
libraries
Libraries and art
Libraries and schools
Library advertising
Library and museum extension
Library architecture
Library commissions
Library economy see Library science
Library examinations
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Library furniture
See also Library supplies
Library laws
Library of Congress
Library poems
Library schools and training
Library science
Library statistics
Library supplies
See also Files and filing (docu-
ments); Library furniture
Liens
See also Mortgages
Life-boats
Life saving service
Lighthouses
Lighting
See also Electric lighting; Street
lighting
Lightning conductors
Lime
Limericks
Lincoln, Abraham
Lincoln, Abraham, Bibliography
Lincoln highway
See also Lincoln memorials
Lincoln memorials
See also Lincoln highway
Lincoln's birthday
Linen
See also Textile industry and fabrics
Linotype
Lip-reading
Liquor problem
See also Alcoholism; Prohibition;
Raines law hotels; Saloons; Tem-
perance
Liquor traffic
See also Liquor problem
Literary curiosities
Literary forgeries
Lithium
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Lithographs
Lithography
Lithuania
Live stock
Loan associations see Building and
loan associations
Loans
See also Morris plan banks
Lobbying
Locomotives
See also Diesel engines; Steam en-
gines
Lodging houses
Lohmann process
London, England
Long Island, N. Y.
Longevity
See also Old age; Public health;
Vital statistics
Lotteries
Louisiana
Louisiana purchase
See also Lewis and Clark expedi-
tion
Louvre, Paris
Loyalty
See also Patriotism
Lumber
See also Forests and forestry; Tim-
ber
Luncheons
Lying
Lynching
Lyric poetry
Macaroni
Machinery
Madonnas
M
Magazines see Periodicals
Magnets
Mail order business
Maine
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Maine (battleship)
Make up, Theatrical
Malaria
Mantles, Gas and electric
Manual training
See also Industrial education
Manufactures
Manuscripts
See also Archives
Maple sugar
Maple trees
Maps
See also Charts
March
Marie Celeste (ship)
Marine engines
Maritime law
See also International law and re-
lations
Markets
See also Food supply
Markets, Municipal
Marking system
Marriage
See also Divorce; Eugenics
Martial law
See also Military law
Maryland
Marzipan
Masonry
Massachusetts
Matches
Mathematics, Study and teaching
Mausoleums see Tombs
May
May day
See also Holidays
Meat
See also Food adulteration and in-
spection
Mechanical drawing
See also Architectural drawing
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Mechanical engineering
Mecklenburg declaration
Medals
See also Decorations of honor
Medical colleges
Medical examinations see Physical ex-
aminations
Medical inspection in schools
Schools, Medical inspection
Medical laws and legislation
Medical libraries
see
Medical missions see Missions, Medi-
cal
Medicine
Medicine, Study and teaching
Memorial day
See also Holidays
Memory
Memory gems see Poetry; Proverbs;
Quotations
Men and religion forward movement
Meningitis
Men's clubs
Mental healing
See also Christian science; New
thought
Mental hygiene
See also Insanity; Mental healing
Merchant marine see Shipping
Mesa Verde national park
Metabolism
Metal coloring
Metal work
See also Arts and crafts; Jewelry;
Solder and soldering
Metallurgy
Meteorology
Metric system
Metropolitan museum of art, N. Y.
Metropolitan opera company
Mexico
Mezzotints
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Mica
Michigan
Micrometer
Microscope
Middle ages
See also Chivalry; Crusades; Feu-
dalism
Militarism
See also Armies; Navies; Peace;
War
Military art and science
See also Aeronautics, Military;
Armies
Military education
See also Military training
Military law
See also Martial law
Military service, Compulsory
Military training
Military training camps
Milk
See also Dairying
Millinery
See also Hats
Milling machines
Millionaires
Mine timbers
Mineralogy
Mines and mineral resources
Miniature painting
Minimum wage
Mining engineering
Minneapolis, Minn.
Minnesota
Minorcans
Minstrel shows
Missionary education
Missions
Missions, Bibliography
Missions, China
See also Missions, Medical
Missions, Foreign
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Missions, Home
Missions, Japan and Korea
See also Missions, Medical
Missions, Medical
Missions, Mexico
Missions, Philippines, Porto Rico, etc.
Mississippi river and valley
See also Floods
Missouri
Modeling
See also Plaster casts; Sculpture
Modern languages
Modern
Mohammedanism
Molly Maguires
Molly Pitcher
Monasteries
Money
see
Languages,
See also Banks and banking; Coins;
Finance
Monopolies
See also Government ownership;
Municipal ownership; Trusts
Monotype
Monroe doctrine
Montana
Montenegro
See also Balkan states
Montessori method
Montreal, Quebec
Moral education
See also Animals, Treatment; Child
study; Cruelty; Lying; Religious
education
Morgan, J. P., Collection
Mormonism
Morocco
Morris canal
Morris plan banks
Mortgages
See also Investments; Securities
Mosaics
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Mosquitoes
See also Malaria
Mother Goose
Mothers
Mothers' clubs
Mothers' day
Mothers' pensions see Pensions for
mothers
Motor boats
Motor cycles
Motor trucks
Motor vehicles
See also Automobiles;
Garages;
Jitney buses; Motor cycles; Motor
trucks; Safety movement
Motors
Mountaineers
Mountains
Moving picture plays
Moving pictures
Municipal accounting
See also Municipal finance
Municipal advertising
Municipal art
See also City planning; Municipal
improvement; Public buildings
Municipal budgets
Municipal buildings see Public build-
ings
Municipal charters
Municipal documents
Municipal efficiency
Municipal employees
Municipal engineering
Municipal exhibits
Municipal finance
See also Bonds; Municipal budgets;
Municipal taxation
Municipal government
See also Municipal charters; Com-
mission government
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Municipal government, Bibliography
Municipal government, City manager
plan
Municipal improvement
See also Village improvement
Municipal improvement, Bibliography
Municipal leagues
See also Civic organizations
Municipal music see Music, Municipal
Municipal ownership
Municipal ownership, Bibliography
Municipal publications
Municipal records
Municipal reference library notes
Municipal reference work
See also Legislative reference work
Municipal research
Municipal taxation
Municipal theatre see Theatre, Muni-
cipal
Municipal universities see Colleges and
universities, Municipal
Munitions of war
Mural painting and decoration
Museums
See also Exhibitions
Music
See also Indians of N. A., Music;
Opera; Songs
Music, Bibliography
Music, Community
Music, Instruction and study
Music, Municipal
Music, U. S.
Music printing
Musical instruments
See also names of instruments
Musical libraries
Musicians
Mythology
See also Fairy tales; Folk-lore
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N
Names
Names, Geographical
National characteristics
National flowers
National forests
National guard, U. S. see N. J., Mili-
tia; U. S., Militia
National parks and reserves
See also names of parks
National songs
National university
Nationalism and nationality
Nation's business, Index
Naturalization
See also Citizenship; Immigrants in
the U. S., Education
Nature study
Navajo blankets
Naval education
See also U. S., Naval academy
Naval tactics
Navies
See also Navy yards and naval sta-
tions; U. S., Navy
Navigation laws see Maritime law
Navy league of the U. S.
Navy yards and naval stations
Nebraska
Needlework
See also Embroidery
Negroes
See also Slavery; Lynching
Negroes, Bibliography
Negroes in the U. S.
Negroes in the U. S., Education
Nerves
Netherlands
Netsukes
Neutrality
See also Contraband of war; In-
ternational law and relations
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New England
New Hampshire
New Jersey
N. J., Accountants
N. J., Agriculture
N. J., Agriculture, Study and teaching
N. J., Animals
N. J., Archaeology
N. J., Architects
N. J., Architecture
N. J., Archives
N. J., Authors
See also Newark, Authors
N. J., Automobiles
See also N. J., Motor vehicle laws
and regulations; N. J., Street traffic
N. J., Banks and banking
N. J., Bar see N. J., Lawyers
N. J., Billboards
N. J., Biography
See also N. J., Authors; N. J., Law-
yers; N. J., Teachers
N. J., Birds
N. J., Blind
N. J., Bridges
See also N. Y. (city), Bridges
N. J., Building and loan associations
N. J., Canals
See also Delaware and Raritan
canal; Inland waterways, Atlantic
coast; Morris canal; N. J., Ship
canal
N. J., Census
N. J., Chambers of commerce
N. J., Charities
See also N. J., Children, Charities,
protection, etc.; N. J., Social work
N. J., Child labor
N. J., Children
See also N. J., Child labor
N. J., Children, Backward, defective,
etc.
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N. J., Children, Charities, protection,
etc.
See also N. J., Charities; N. J.,
Child labor
N. J., Churches
N. J., Cities
N. J., Civics see N. J., Constitution
and government
N. J., Civil service
N. J., Civil service examinations
N. J., Coal
N. J., Coast
See also N. J., Harbors
N. J., College for women
N. J., Colleges and universities
See also names of institutions
N. J., Commerce
board
and
navigation
N. J., Commission government
N. J., Conservation and development
department
N. J., Constitution and
government
See also N. J.,
N. J., Politics; also
names of boards and commissions
N. J., Convict labor
See also N. J., Prisons and prisoners
N. J., Corporation law
N. J., Council of education
N. J., Counties
N. J., Courts
See also N. J., Juvenile court
N. J., Defectives
See also N. J., "Pineys"; Vineland,
N. J., Training school
N. J., Economy and efficiency com-
mission
N. J., Education
See also N. J., Industrial education;
N. J., Schools; N. J., Teachers;
N. J., Vocational education
N. J., Education board
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N. J., Election law
N. J., Elections
See also N. J., Primaries
N. J., Electric railroads
See also N. J., Franchises; N. J.,
Public service corporation
N. J., Employers' liability
See also N. J., Workmen's compen-
sation
N. J., Entomology
N. J., Epileptics
N. J., Estates
N. J., Eugenics.
N. J., Factory inspection
N. J., Finance
See also N. J., Banks and banking
N. J., Fire protection
N. J., Fish and game laws
N. J., Fish culture
N. J., Food adulteration and inspec-
tion
N. J., Food supply
N. J., Foreign population
See also N. J., Jewish colonies
N. J., Forest fires
N. J., Forests and forestry
N. J., Franchises
N. J., Freight rates
N. J., Game
See also N. J., Fish and game laws
N. J., Gas rates
N. J., Geology
See also N. J., Mines and mineral
resources
N. J., George junior republic
N. J., Governors
N. J., Governors, Messages
N. J., Grade crossings
N. J., Harbors
See also N. Y. (city), Harbor;
Newark, Harbor
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N. J., High schools
N. J., Historic houses
See also N. J., Landmarks
N. J., Historical society
N. J., History
See also N. J., Landmarks; N. J.,
Maps; N. J., Towns, History; New-
ark, History
N. J. History, Bibliography
N. J., History, Colonial
N. J., History, Revolution
N. J., History, Civil war
N. J., Hospitals
N. J., Housing problem
N. J., Immigrants see N. J., Foreign
population
N. J., Indians
N. J., Industrial education
See also N. J., Vocational education
N. J., Industries
N. J., Insane
See also N. J., Hospitals; N. J.,
Defectives
N. J., Insurance
N. J., Inventions
N. J., Jewish colonies
N. J., Juries
N. J., Juvenile court
See also Essex Co., Juvenile court
N. J., Labor
N. J., Labor laws.
See also N. J., Child labor; N. J.,
Factory inspection
N. J., Lakes
N. J., Landmarks
See also N. J., Historic houses
N. J., Law school
N. J., Laws
See also under subjects
N. J., Lawyers
N. J., Legal aid society
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N. J., Legislative bureau
N. J., Legislature
N. J., Libraries
N. J., Libraries, Public
N. J., Library association
N. J., Library laws.
N. J., Liquor traffic
See also N. J., Local option
N. J., Literature
See also N. J., Authors
N. J., Literature, Bibliography
N. J., Literature, Poems
N. J., Local option
See also N. J., Liquor traffic
N. J., Maps
N. J., Marriage
N. J., Meadows
See also Newark, Meadows
N. J., Medical societies
N. J., Military training
N. J., Militia
See also Newark, National guard
N. J., Mines and mineral
See also N. J., Geology
N. J., Mosquitoes
resources
See also Essex Co., Mosquito ex-
termination commission
N. J., Motor vehicle laws and regu-
lations
N. J., Moving pictures
N. J., Municipal finance
N. J., Municipal government
See also N. J., Commission govern-
ment
N. J., Museums
N. J., Musicians
N. J., Names, Geographical
N. J., Normal schools
N. J., Nurses and nursing
N. J., Pageants
N. J., Parks
See also Hudson river
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N. J., Pensions
See also N. J., Pensions for mothers
N. J., Pensions for mothers
N. J., "Pineys"
See also N. J., Defectives
N. J., Plank road
N. J., Plants
N. J., Police
N. J., Politics
See also N. J., Constitution and
government; N. J., Elections
N. J., Poor
N. J., Population
See also N. J., Foreign population
N. J., Ports
See also Newark, Port
N. J., Primaries
See also N. J., Elections; N. J.,
Politics
N. J., Printing
N. J., Prisons and prisoners
See also N. J., Convict labor; N.
J., Reformatories
N. J., Probation system
N. J., Public buildings
N. J., Public health
See also N. J., Food adulteration
and inspection; N. J., Vital statis-
tics
N. J., Public service corporation
N. J., Public utilities
See also N. J., Public service cor-
poration; N. J., Railroads; N. J.,
Telephones
N. J., Railroads
See also N. J., Electric railroads
N. J., Recall
N. J., Reformatories
N. J., Religious education
N. J., Riparian lands
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N. J., Roads
See also N. J., Plank road
N. J., Rural schools
N. J., Saloons see N. J., Liquor traffic
N. J., School boards
N. J., School-houses
N. J., School-houses as social centres
N. J., School hygiene
N. J., School laws
N. J., Schools
See also N. J., Colleges and un-
iversities; N. J., Education; N. J.,
High schools; N. J., Normal
schools; N. J., Rural schools
N. J., Schools, Medical inspection
N. J., Schools,
Physical
education
and training
N. J., Scientists
N. J., Seal
N. J., "Seven Sisters" see N. J., Cor-
poration law
N. J., Sewage
See also Passaic valley sewer
N. J., Sex instruction
N. J., Ship canal
See also Inland waterways, Atlan-
tic coast
N. J., Social work
See also N. J., Charities
N. J., Societies and clubs
See also N. J., Medical societies;
N. J., Women's clubs
N. J., State examinations, Academic
N. J., State examinations, Elementary
N. J., State examinations, Professional
N. J., State publications
N. J., Street traffic
See also N. J., Automobiles; N. J.,
Motor vehicle laws and regula-
tions
N. J., Sunday schools
N. J., Taxation
LIST OF SUBJECT HEADINGS
429-77
N. J., Teachers
N. J., Teachers, Pensions
N. J., Teachers' certificates
N. J., Telephones
N. J., Tenements see N. J., Housing
problem
N. J., Towns
N. J., Towns, History
N. J., Transportation
See also N. J., Canals; N. J., Rail-
roads; Newark, Harbor
N. J., Trees
See also N. J., Forests and forestry
N. J., Tuberculosis
N. J., Vital statistics
N. J., Vocational education
See also N. J., Industrial education
N. J., Wages
N. J., Water pollution
N. J., Water-supply
N. J., Waterways
See also N. J., Canals; Newark,
Harbor; Passaic river
N. J., Weather
N. J., Weights and measures
N. J., Widows' pensions see N. J.,
Pensions for mothers
N. J., Woman suffrage
N. J., Women's clubs
N. J., Working girls and women
N. J., Workmen's compensation
See also N. J., Employers' liability
New Jersey and the war
New Jersey day
New Mexico
New Orleans, La.
New thought
New year
See also Holidays
New York (city)
N. Y. (city), Amusements
See also N. Y. (city), Theatres
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INFORMATION FILE
N. Y. (city), Architecture
N. Y. (city), Art societies
N. Y. (city), Bridges
See also N. J., Bridges
N. Y. (city), Charities
N. Y. (city), Charter
N. Y. (city), Churches
N. Y. (city), Courts
N. Y. (city), Crime and criminals
N. Y. (city), Education
See also N. Y. (city), Lectures;
N. Y. (city), Museums
N. Y. (city), Finance
N. Y. (city), Geology
N. Y. (city), Guide books
N. Y. (city), Harbor
See also Newark, Harbor
N. Y. (city), History
N. Y. (city), Hospitals
N. Y. (city), Lectures
N. Y. (city), Libraries
N. Y. (city), Maps
See also N. Y. (city), Guide books
N. Y. (city), Museums
N. Y. (city), Ordinances
N. Y. (city), Parks and playgrounds
N. Y. (city), Police
N. Y. (city), Politics and government
See also Tammany Hall
N. Y. (city), Port
See also N. Y. (city), Harbor;
Newark, Port
N. Y. (city), Public health
N. Y. (city), Railroads
N. Y. (city), Real estate
N. Y. (city), Recreations
See also N. Y. (city), Amusements;
N. Y. (city), Lectures; N. Y.
(city), Museums; N. Y. (city),
Parks and playgrounds; N, Y.
(city), Theatres
LIST OF SUBJECT HEADINGS
431-79
N. Y. (city), Refuse and refuse dis-
posal
N. Y. (city), Schools
(city), Education
N. Y. (city), Sewage
see
N. Y.
N. Y. (city), Social work
N. Y. (city), Societies and clubs
See also N. Y. (city), Art so-
cieties
N. Y. (city), Streets
N. Y. (city), Subways
N. Y. (city), Theatres
N. Y. (city), Transportation
See also N. Y. (city), Subways;
Tunnels
N. Y. (city), Water-supply
N. Y. (city), Zoning
N. Y. (state), Charities
N. Y. (state), Education
N. Y. (state), Elections
N. Y. (state), History
N. Y. (state), Law
N. Y. (state), Library
N. Y. (state), Library, Best books
N. Y. (state), Politics and govern-
ment
N. Y. (state), Regents' examinations
New York Central and Hudson river
railroad
New York, New Haven and Hartford
railroad
New Zealand
Newark
Newark (cruiser)
Newark, Academy
Newark, Almshouse
Newark, Amusements see Newark,
Recreation
Newark, Architecture
See also Newark, Buildings; New-
ark, Churches
Newark, Art
%
80-432
INFORMATION FILE
Newark, Assessment
See also Newark, Taxation
Newark, Athletics
Newark, Authors
See also Newark, Biography
Newark, Automobiles
Newark, Banks and banking
Newark, Baths, Public
Newark, Bay see Newark, Harbor
Newark, Billboards see Newark, Signs
Newark, Biography
See also Boyden, Seth; Newark,
Authors; Newark, Inventors; New-
ark, Lawyers; Newark, Ministers;
Newark, Physicians; Newark,
Teachers; Treat, Robert
Newark, Board of trade
Newark, Board of works
See also Newark, Streets; Newark,
Water-supply
Newark, Boy scouts
Newark, Boys
See also Newark, Boy scouts
Newark, Bridges
Newark, Budget
See also Newark, Finance; Newark,
Taxation
Newark, Building
Newark, Building and loan associa-
tions
Newark, Building code
Newark, Buildings
See also Newark, Architecture;
Newark, Public buildings
Newark, Business conditions
Newark, Camp Frelinghuysen
Newark, Census
Newark, Charities
See also Newark, City camp; New-
ark, Hospitals; Newark, Social work
Newark, Charter
LIST OF SUBJECT HEADINGS
433-81
1
Newark, Child labor
See also N. J., Child labor
Newark, Children
See also Newark, Boys; Newark,
Charities; Newark, City camp;
Newark, Parental home
Newark, Children, Care and hygiene
Newark, Churches
See also Newark, Architecture;
Newark, Ministers
Newark, City camp
Newark, City hall
Newark, City home see Newark, Pa-
rental home
Newark, City plan commission
Newark, City planning
See also Interurban improvements;
Newark, Development, Area; New-
ark, Streets
Newark, City planning, Charts
Newark, Civil service
Newark, Clubs see Newark, Societies
and clubs
Newark, Commission government
Newark, Common council
Newark, Contemporary
Newark, Conventions
Newark, Cost of living
Newark, Courts
Newark, Crime and Criminals
Newark, Customs service
Newark, Dance halls
See also Newark, School dances
Newark, Defenses
See also Newark, Police; Newark
and the war
Newark, Dental hygiene
Newark, Department stores
Newark, Development, Area
See also Newark, Meadows; New-
ark, Port
Newark, Development, Industrial
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INFORMATION FILE
Newark, Development schemes
See also Newark, Harbor
Newark, Dispensary see
Health board
Newark, Docks
Newark, Domestic animals
Newark, Education board
Newark,
Newark, Education board, Circulars
Newark, Education of women
See also Newark, Private schools;
Newark, Schools, Girls' Vocational;
Newark, Y. W. C. A.
Newark, Election districts
Newark, Elections
See also Essex Co., Elections; N. J.,
Elections
Newark, Employment agencies
Newark, Evening and continuation
schools
Newark, Excess condemnation
Newark, Exhibitions
See also Newark, Industrial expo-
sition; Newark, Museum, Exhibi-
tions; Newark, Public Library, Ex-
hibitions
Newark, Finance
See also Newark, Budget; Newark,
Taxation
Newark, Fire department
Newark, Fire protection
Newark, Flag
Newark, Food adulteration and in-
spection
Newark, Foreign population
See also Newark, Population
Newark, Founders' day
Newark, Four corners
See also Newark, Traffic
Newark, Fourth of July
Newark, Franchises
Newark, Freight rates
See also Newark, Transportation
LIST OF SUBJECT HEADINGS
435-83
Newark, Geography
Newark, Grade crossings
Newark, Guide books
Newark, Harbor
See also Newark, Docks; Newark,
Meadows; Newark, Ship canal;
Passaic river
Newark, Health board
Newark, High schools
Newark, High schools, Commencement
programs
Newark, High schools, Curriculum
Newark, High schools, Examinations
Newark, Historic houses.
Newark, History
Newark, History, Colonial
Newark, History, Revolution
Newark, History, 1800-1850
Newark, History, 1850-1900
Newark, History, Recent
See also Newark, 1916
Newark, Hospitals
Newark, Hotels
Newark, Housing problem
Newark, Industrial education
See also Newark, Schools, Boys'
Vocational; Newark, Schools, Girls'
Vocational; Newark, Schools, Man-
ual training; Newark, Y. M. C. A.;
Newark, Y. W. C. A.
Newark, Industrial exposition
Newark, Industries
Newark, Infant mortality
See also Newark, Vital statistics
Newark, Institute of arts and sciences
Newark, Insurance
See also Prudential insurance com-
pany
Newark, Inventors
See also Boyden, Seth
Newark, "Ironbound" district
Newark, Jail see Essex Co., Jail
84-436
INFORMATION FILE
Newark, Jitney buses
Newark, Junior museum
See also Collectors and collecting
Newark, Juvenile court see Essex Co.,
Juvenile court
Newark, Labor and laboring classes.
Newark, Landmarks
Newark, Law school see New Jersey,
Law school
Newark, Lawyers
Newark, Lectures
See also Newark, Institute of arts
and sciences
Newark, Legal aid
See N. J., Legal aid society
Newark, Legislation
Newark, Libraries
See also Newark, Municipal library;
Newark, Public library
Newark, Lighting
Newark, Liquor traffic
See also Newark, Saloons
Newark, Maps
Newark, Market
Newark, Mayors
Newark, Mayors, Messages
Newark, Meadows
See also Newark, Development
schemes
Newark, Milk supply
See also Newark, Food adulteration
and inspection
Newark, Ministers
Newark, Monuments
See also Newark, Statues
Newark, Moving pictures
Newark, Municipal library
Newark, Museum
Newark, Museum, Collections
Newark, Museum, Exhibitions
Newark, Music
Newark, National guard
LIST OF SUBJECT HEADINGS
437-85
Newark, Newspapers
Newark, 1916
Newark, 1916, Competitions
Newark, 1916, Finance
Newark, 1916, Memorial
Newark, 1916, Pageant
Newark, 1916, Posters
Newark, 1916, Schools
Newark, 1916, Street decorations
Newark, Nurses and nursing
Newark, Ordinances
Newark, Pageants
See also Newark, 1916, Pageant
Newark, Parental home
Newark, Parks
See also Essex Co., Parks; Newark,
Playgrounds
Newark, Pavements
Newark, Physicians
Newark, Playgrounds
See also Newark, Recreation
Newark, Poems about
Newark, Police department
Newark, Politics and government
See also Newark, Charter; Newark,
Commission government
Newark, Population
See also Newark, Foreign population
Newark, Port
See also Newark, Development
schemes; Newark, Docks; Newark,
Harbor; Newark, Meadows; New-
ark, Ship canal
Newark, Post-office
Newark, Printers
Newark, Private schools
See also names of schools
Newark, Probation system see Essex
Co., Probation system
Newark, Prostitution
{
86-438
INFORMATION FILE
Newark, Public buildings
See also Newark, Architecture;
Newark, Buildings
Newark, Public comfort stations
Newark, Public library
Public library, Business
Newark, Public
branch
Newark, Public library, Classification
Newark, Public library, Examinations
Newark, Public library, Exhibitions
Newark, Public library, Graded lists.
Newark, Public library, Leaflets
Newark, Public library, Poems
Newark, Public service corporation see
N. J., Public service corporation
Newark, Public service terminal
Newark, Publishers and publishing
See also Newark, Printers
Newark, Railroads
Newark, Real estate
Newark, Recreation
See also Essex Co., Parks; New-
ark, Athletics; Newark, Dance
halls; Newark, Playgrounds; New-
ark, Theatres
Newark, Rufuse and refuse disposal
Newark, Religious education
Newark, Safety movement
Newark, Saloons
See also Newark, Liquor traffic
Newark, School census
Newark, School dances
See also Newark, Dance halls
Newark, School gardens
See also Newark, Vacant lot culti-
vation
Newark, School-houses
Newark, School-houses as social cen-
ters
See also Newark, School dances
LIST OF SUBJECT HEADINGS 439-87
Newark, School hygiene
See also Newark, Schools, Medical
inspection
Newark, School libraries
Newark, School papers
Newark, School year
Newark, Schoolmen's club
See also Newark, Tablets
Newark, Schools
See also Newark, Education board;
Newark, Evening and continuation
schools; Newark, High schools;
Newark, Private schools; Newark,
School year; Newark, Summer
schools; also names of schools
Newark, Schools, Athletics
See also Newark, Schools, Physical
education and training
Newark, Schools, Boys' vocational
Newark, Schools, Commencement pro-
grams
Newark, Schools, Curriculum
Newark, Schools, Examinations, Ele-
mentary
See also Newark, High schools, Ex-
aminations
Newark, Schools, Exhibitions
Newark, Schools, Gary system
Newark, Schools, Girls' vocational
Newark, Schools, History
Newark, Schools, Manual training
Newark, Schools, Medical inspection
See also Newark, School hygiene
Newark, Schools, Parochial
Newark, Schools, Physical education
and training
See also Newark, Schools, Athletics
Newark, Schools, Text-books
Newark, Schools and the war
Newark, Sculpture
Newark, Seal
88-440
INFORMATION FILE
Newark, Sewerage
See also Passaic valley sewer
Newark, Shade tree commission
Newark, Ship canal
See also Newark, Harbor; Newark,
Meadows
Newark, Signs
Newark, Smoke
Newark, Social settlements
Newark, Social survey
See also Essex Co., Social survey
Newark, Social work
See also Newark, Charities; New-
ark, Social settlements
Newark, Societies and clubs
See also Newark, Contemporary;
Newark, School men's club; New-
ark, Women's clubs
Newark, Songs
Newark, State normal school
Newark, Statistics
See also Newark, Vital statistics.
Newark, Statues
Newark, Street cleaning
Newark, Street lighting
Newark, Street railroads
See also N. J., Public service cor-
poration; Newark, Franchises
Newark, Street traffic
See also Newark, City planning;
Newark, Streets
Newark, Streets
See also Interurban improvements;
Newark, Pavements; Newark, Ref-
use and refuse disposal
Newark, Strikes
Newark, Study
Newark, Suburbs
See also
also Newark, Development
schemes
Newark, Subways
LIST OF SUBJECT HEADINGS
441-89
Newark, Summer schools
Newark, Sunday
Newark, Sunday schools
Newark, Tablets
See also Newark, Schoolmen's club
Newark, Taxation
See also Newark, Assessment; New-
ark, Budget; Newark, Finance
Newark, Teachers
Newark, Teachers' examinations
Newark, Technical school
Newark, Telephone system
Newark, Theatres
Newark, Trade unions
Newark, Transportation
See also Newark, Jitney buses;
Newark, Railroads; Newark, Street
railroads
Newark, Trees
See also Newark, Shade tree com-
mission
Newark, Tuberculosis
Newark, University
Newark, University extension
See also Newark, Institute of arts
and sciences
Newark, Vacant lot cultivation
Newark, Vital statistics
See also Newark, Infant mortality
Newark, Vocational education
See also Newark, Industrial educa-
tion; also names of schools
Newark, Wards
Newark, Water-supply
Newark, Waterways
Newark, Weather
Newark, Weights and measures
Newark, Welfare work (in industry)
Newark, Woman
Newark, Woman suffrage
Newark, Women's clubs
See also Newark, Contemporary
90-442
INFORMATION FILE
Newark, Working girls and women
Newark, Y. M. C. A.
Newark, Y. W. C. A.
Newark, Zoning
Newark and the war
Newark day
Newarker
Newsboys
Newspapers
See also Journalism; Liberty of
the press
Niagara (ship)
Niagara Falls
Nibelungenlied
Nicaragua
Nineteen hundred and sixteen
Nineteen hundred and seventeen
Nineteenth century
Nitrogen
Nobel prizes
Noise
Non-resistance
Normal schools
North Carolina
Northern Pacific railway
Northfield, Mass.
Northwest
Norway
Novels see Fiction
November
Nurses and nursing
Nuts
Oaths
Occupations, Diseases and hygiene
October
Office supplies
Ohio
Oil see Petroleum
Oil filters
Oil painting see Painting
Oil testing
LIST OF SUBJECT HEADINGS
443-91
Oklahoma
Old age
See also Longevity
Old age pensions
Old South work
Olympic games
Omnibuses
See also Electric motors
Open and closed shop
See also Trade unions
Open-air schools
Opera
See also Metropolitan opera com-
pany
Opium
Optimism
Ordnance
Oregon
Organ
Orient
Osteopathy
Outdoor life
Outdoor relief
See also Charities
Oxidation
Oysters
Ozonators
P
Packing for shipment
Pageants
Pain
Painting
Painting, Industrial and practical
Palestine
Palisades of the Hudson see Harri-
man park; Hudson river
Pan-American conferences
Pan-American union
Pan-Americanism
Panama
Panama canal
Panama canal, Bibliography
92-444
INFORMATion file
Panama canal, Fortification
Panama canal, Tolls
Panama canal zone
Panama-Pacific exposition
Panama railroad
Paper
Paper flowers
Paper-hanging
See also Mural painting and deco-
ration; Painting, Industrial and
practical
Paper work
Paraguay
Parasites
Parcel post
See also Postal service, Laws and
regulations
Parents
Parents' associations
See also School and the home
Paris, France
Parks
See also Landscape gardening; Na-
tional parks and reserves; Play-
grounds; also names of cities
Parliamentary practice
Passaic boulevard
Passaic river
See also Newark, Harbor
Passaic river bridges
Passaic valley sewer
Passion plays
Passports
Pastels
Patent laws
Patent medicine
Patents
Patriotic societies
See also names of societies
Patriotism
See also Citizenship; Loyalty
Patrons of husbandry
LIST OF SUBJECT HEADINGS
445-93
Pauperism see Poor
Pavements
See also Roads; Streets
Paving see Pavements
Pawnbroking
Peace
See also Arbitration, International;
International law and relations; Mil-
itarism; Non-resistance; War
Peace, Bibliography
Peace day
Peace societies
Peach
Pearl fisheries
Pecans
Peccavi pun
Pellagra
Penmanship
Pennsylvania
Penn, academy of fine arts.
Pennsylvania railroad
Pens
Pensions
See also Old age pensions; Teach-
ers, Pensions
Pensions, U. S.
Pensions for mothers
Perfumery
Periodicals
See also Journalism; Newspapers
Persia
Peru
Petroleum
Pheasants
Philadelphia, Pa.
Philanthropy
See also Charities; Social settle-
ments; Social work
Philathea class
Philippine islands
Philology
Phonetics
See also Speech
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INFORMATION file
Phonograph
Photo-engraving
Photo-mechanical processes
Photographs
Photography
See also Moving pictures; Photo-
stat
Photometry
Photostat
Physical education and training
See also Athletics; Sports
Physical examinations
Physical measurements
Physics
Physiognomy
Piano
Pickpockets
Picture books
Picture collection
Picture frames and framing
Pictures, Bibliography
Pictures, Catalogs
Pictures, Study of
Piers
Pine
"Pineys" see N. J., Defectives
Pipes
Pirates
Pitcairn island
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Place names see Names, Geographical
Plague
Planing machines
Planting tables see Gardening, Plant-
ing tables
Plants
See also names of plants
Plaster and plastering
Plaster casts
Plate
See also Silverware
Platforms, Political
Platinum
LIST OF SUBJECT HEADINGS 447-95
Play
See also Games; Playgrounds; Rec-
reation; Sports
Playgrounds
See also Parks, Recreation
Plays
See also Drama
Poems
Poetry
See also Ballads; Songs; War
poetry
Poisons
See also Drugs
Poland
Polar regions
Police
Police signals
Policewomen
Poliomyelitis see Infantile paralysis
Polish literature
Political parties
Political platforms see Platforms, Po-
litical
Political science
Politicians
Politics
See also Elections; Lobbying; Plat-
forms, Political; Primaries; Suf-
frage; also names of cities and coun-
tries, subhead Politics and govern-
ment
Politics, Corruption in
See also Campaign funds; Lobby-
ing; Tammany Hall
Pontifex maximus
Poor
See also Charities; Old age pen-
sions; Philanthropy; Thrift;
Tramps; Unemployed
Popes
Population
Portable buildings
Porto Rico
96-448
INFORMATION FILE
Portraits
See also Photographs
Ports
See also Docks; Harbors; Termi-
nals
Portugal
Postage-stamps
Postal cards
Postal express
Postal rates
Postal savings banks
Postal service
Postal service, Laws and regulations
See also U. S., Postal guide
Poster stamps
Posters
See also Billboards; Poster stamps
Potatoes
Potentiometers
Poultry
Poverty see Poor
Power plants
Power transmission
Prayer
Precious stones
Preferential voting
Prenatal influences
See also Eugenics
Presidential compaigns.
See also Campaign funds; Plat-
forms, Political
Presidents, U. S.
See also names of presidents
Presidents, U. S., Messages
Presidents, U. S., Term
Prices
See also Cost of living
Primaries
Frimaries, Presidential
Princeton, Battle of
Princeton university
Print collections in libraries
LIST OF SUBJECT HEADINGS
449-97
Printing
Printing, Costs
Printing machinery
Prints
Prints, American
Prison labor see Convict labor
Prison ships
Prisons and prisoners
See also Borstal system; Convict
labor; Indeterminate sentence; Le-
gal reforms; Probation system
Private schools
Probation system
See also Indeterminate sentence; Ju-
venile courts
Professions
Profit
Profit sharing
See also Labor and capital
Progressive party
Prohibition
1
See also Alcoholism; Liquor prob-
lem; Temperance
Projectiles
Projection apparatus
Prophecies
See also Fortune-telling
Proportional representation.
Prostitution
See also Sex hygiene; Social prob-
lems; White slavery
Protestant Episcopal church
Proverbs
See also Folk-lore; Quotations
Prudential insurance company
Pruning
See also Fruit culture
Pseudonyms
Psychical research
Psychology
See also Child study
Psychotherapy see Mental healing
98-450
INFORMATION FILE
Public affairs information service
Public baths see Baths, public
Public buildings
See also Library architecture; School-
houses; U. S. Public buildings
Public comfort stations
Public defenders
Public health
See also Drinking cups; Food adul-
teration and inspection; Health
boards; Housing problem; School
hygiene
Public health, Statistics
Public lands
See also Indians of N. A., Reserva-
tions; National parks and reserves
Public libraries see Libraries
Public officers
See also Municipal employees; Pub-
lic service
Public records see Archives
Public schools
See also Education; Open-air
schools; Rural schools
Public service
See also Colleges and universities,
Municipal; Public officers
Public service commissions
See also Public utilities
Public service corporations
See Public utilities
Public speaking
See also Debating; Toasts
Public utilities
See also Franchises; Municipal own-
ership
Public utilities, Regulation
Public utilities, Valuation
Public vehicles
See also Automobile laws and regu-
lations; Jitney buses
Public welfare
LIST OF SUBJECT HEADINGS 451-99
Public works
See also Municipal engineering;
Public buildings
Publishers and publishing
Pulmotor
Punching machinery
Pure food law, see Food adulteration.
and inspection
Puritans
Puzzles
Pyrometers
Q
Quakers see Friends, Society of
Quarantine
See also Public health
Queensborough
See also Brooklyn, N. Y.
Quotations
See also Proverbs
R
Race decadence see Degeneration
Race problems
See also Immigration; Indians of
N. A.; Japanese in the U. S.;
Jews; Negroes
Races of man
Radium
Raffia
Railroad law
Railroads
See also Government ownership;
Grade crossings; Safety devices;
Subways; Transportation; Tunnels;
also names of railroads
Railroads, Accidents
Railroads, Employees
Railroads, Equipment and supplies
Railroads, Finance
Railroads, Passes
Railroads, Rates
Railroads, Signals
Railroads, Statistics
100-452
INFORMATION FILE
Railroads, Valuation
Railroads in war
Railway mail service
Rain
Raines law hotels
Rapid transit
See also Electric railroads; Sub-
ways
Rasps see Files and rasps.
Rat proofing
Rats
Reading
See also Books and reading; Chil-
dren's literature
Reading, Study and teaching
Real estate
Recall
See also Courts, U. S.; Democracy;
Referendum
Reclamation service
Reconstruction
Recreation
See also Games; Play; Play-
grounds; Social centers; Sports
Recreation surveys
Red cross
See also European war, Relief work
Reference books
See also Dictionaries; Encyclopedias
Reference work
Referendum
See also Democracy; Recall
Reflectoscope
Reformation
Reformers
Refrigeration and refrigerating machin-
ery
Refuse and refuse disposal
See also Sewage; Street cleaning;
Water pollution
Refuse destructors
LIST OF SUBJECT HEADINGS
453-101
Regents'
examinations see N. Y.
(state), Regents' examinations
Religion
See also Christianity; Ethics; Re-
ligious education; Totemism
Religion, Psychology of
Religious education
See also Bible in the schools; Child
study; Moral education
Renaissance
See also Middle ages
Representative government
See also Democracy; Proportional
representation
Republican party
Resistance boxes
Rest
Resurrection
Retail trade
See also Department stores
Retardation
See also Children, Backward, de-
fective, etc.; School grading and
promotions
Revenue cutter service
Rhode Island
Rhodes scholarships
Rhythm
Rice
Rifle practice
See also Trap shooting
Riots
Riparian rights
Rivers
See also Floods; Harbors; Water
power; also names of rivers
Roads
See also Pavements; Streets
Roads, Dust prevention
Robin
Robinson Crusoe
Rockefeller foundation
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Rockefeller institute for medical re-
search
Roman Catholic church
Roman Catholic church, Education
Roman Catholic literature
Rome
Roofing
Rope
Royal academy of arts
Rubber
Rugs
Rumania
Rural credit see Agricultural credit
Rural schools
Russell Sage foundation
Russia
See also Siberia; Ukraine
Russia, Commerce
Rustic woodwork
See also Garden ornaments and
furniture
Rutgers college
Sabotage
S
Safety at sea
See also Life-boats; Maritime law
Safety devices
See also Employers' liability; Rail-
roads, Signals
Safety movement
Sagas
St. Louis, Mo.
St. Patrick's day
Salaries
See also Teachers, Salaries; Wages
Salesmen and salesmanship
See also Advertising; Retail trade
Saloons
See also Alcoholism; Liquor prob-
lem; Liquor traffic; Prohibition;
Temperance
Salt
list of subjeCT HEADINGS 455-103
Salvador
Salvation army
Samoa
Samplers
San Diego exposition
San Francisco, Cal.
Sanatoriums
See also Hospitals
Sand
Sand blast
Sanitation
See also Public health; Refuse and
refuse disposal; Sewage; Smoke
prevention; Water pollution
Santa Fé railway
Saratoga Springs, N. Y.
Sashes
Satinwood
Saving
See also Thrift
Savings banks
See also Postal savings banks;
School savings banks
Scales
Scandinavia
See also Denmark; Norway; Swe-
den
School administration and organization
School age
School and the home
See also Parents' associations
School athletics
School attendance
See also Compulsory education
School boards
School books see Text-books
School city
School credits
School day
School decoration
School discipline
School finance
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School gardens
See also Vacant lot cultivation
School grading and promotions
See also Ability tests; Marking
system; Retardation
School grounds
School-houses
School-houses as social centres
See also Social centres
School hygiene
See also Open-air schools; Physical
education and training;
Medical inspection
School laws
School libraries
See also Children's literature
School lunches
School management
Schools,
See also School city; Self govern-
ment (in education)
School nurses
School programs
School reports and records
School savings banks
School supervision and supervisors
School supplies
School year
Schools
See also Agricultural schools; Col-
leges and universities; Evening and
continuation schools; High schools;
Kindergartens; Manual training;
Normal schools; Open-air schools;
Rural schools
Schools, Fire protection
See also Fire protection
Schools, Medical inspection
See also School hygiene
Schools and shops, Cooperation of
Science, Study and teaching
LIST OF SUBJECT HEADINGS 457-105
Scientific management
See also Cost accounting; Effi-
ciency; Factory management
Scientists
Scotland
Screw machines
Sculpture
Sculpture, American
Sculpture, Ancient
Sculpture, Architectural see Architect-
ural sculpture
Seafaring life
Seals
Seals (animals)
Seasickness
Seat work in schools
See also Cardboard construction;
Paper work
Seattle, Wash.
Secret societies
Secretaries
Securities
See also Blue sky laws; Invest-
ments; Public utilities; Stocks
Seeds
Self control
Self-government (in education)
See also School city
Self master colony
Self-sacrifice
Senators
See also U. S., Senate
September
Sermons
Serum
Servants
See also Employment agencies
"Seven sisters" see N. J., .Corporation
law
Sewage
See also Refuse and refuse disposal;
Water pollution
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Sewing see Needlework
Sewing machines
Sex hygiene
See also Sex instruction
Sex hygiene, Bibliography
Sex instruction
See also Sex hygiene
Shakers
Shakespeare, William
Shakespeare-Bacon controversy
Shapers
Sharks
Sheep
Sheffield plate see Plate
Sherardizing see Galvanizing
Ship subsidies
Shipbuilding
See also Steamships and steamboats;
Submarine boats
Shipping
See also Maritime law; Shipbuild-
ing; Transportation
Ships
See also Prison ships; Yachts and
yachting
Shock absorbers
Shoes
Short ballot
Short story
Shorthand
Show windows
Shuttles
Siam
Siberia
See also Russia
Sicily and Calabria
Sign language
See also Deaf and dumb
Signals
See also Fire-alarms; Submarine
signals
LIST OF SUBJECT HEADINGS 459-107
Signs
See also Billboards; Signals
Silhouettes
Silk, Manufacture and trade
Silkworms
Silos
Silver
Silverware
See also Plate
Simple life
See also Country life
Singing and voice culture
Single tax
Sisal hemp
Skis and ski-running
Sky-scrapers
Slag
Slavs
See also Balkan states
Sleeping, Outdoor
Slogans
Smoke
Smoke prevention
Smuts
Soap
Social centres
See also School-houses as social cen-
tres; Social settlements
Social evil see Prostitution
Social problems
See also Charities; Child labor;
Church and social problems; De-
fectives; Divorce; Labor and labor-
ing classes; Liquor problems; Mini-
mum wage; Prostitution; Public
health; Race problems; Unem-
ployed
Social service see Social work
Social settlements
Social surveys
See also Educational surveys; In-
dustrial surveys; Recreation surveys
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Social work
See also Charities; Social problems;
Welfare work (in industry); Y. M.
C. A.; Y. W. C. A.
Social work, Study and teaching
Socialism
See also Anarchism and anarchists;
Four hour day;
day; Individualism;
Trade-unions; Wealth
Socialism, Bibliography
Sociology
See also Social problems
Soils
Solder and soldering
See also Alloys; Welding
Songs
See also Folk songs; Indians of
N. A., Music; National songs
Sons of the American revolution
South America
South America, Commerce
South Carolina
Southern railway
Southern states
Southern states, Education
Soy-bean
Spain
Spanish language
Spark plugs
Special classes and special schools
Spectra
Speech
See also Deaf and dumb; Lip-
reading; Stammering; Voice cul-
ture
Speeches see Public speaking
Spelling
Spoils system see Civil service
Sports
See also Athletics; Fishing; Hunt-
ing; Skis and ski-running; Tennis;
Yachts and yachting
LIST OF SUBJECT HEADINGS 461-109
Spotted fever
Spraying
Spring
Sprocket wheels
Spruce
Stained glass see Glass painting and
staining
Stair building
Stammering
Standard oil company
State documents
State governments
See also Constitutions, state
State histories
State institutions
State insurance see Insurance, State and
compulsory
State rights
Staten island
Statesmen
Statistics
See also U. S., Census; Population;
Vital statistics; also under subjects
Statues
See also Plaster casts; Sculpture
Steam
Steam boilers see Boilers; Steam en-
gines
Steam engines
See also Locomotives
Steamship lines
Steamships and steamboats
Steel
Steel piling
Stenotype
Stereograph
Sterilization of defectives, criminals,
etc.
Stevens institute
Stock exchange
See also Wall street
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Stocks
See also Bonds; Securities
Storage batteries
See also Electric batteries
Stores
See also Cooperative stores; De-
partment stores; Retail trade; Show
windows
Storms
Story-telling
See also Children's literature; Short
story
Stoves
Street cars see Street railroads
Street cleaning
See also Cleaning of cities; Refuse
and refuse disposal
Street lighting
Street railroads
See also Electric railroads
Street traffic
Streets
See also City planning; Municipal
art; Pavements; Roads
Strikes
See also Anarchism and anarchists;
Arbitration and conciliation, Indus-
trial; Boycott; Trade-unions
Structural materials see Building ma-
terials
Student periodicals
Study, Method of
Subject headings
Submarine boats
Submarine signals
Subways
See also N. Y. (city), Subways;
Tunnels
Success
See also Business; Thrift
List of subjECT HEADINGS 463-111
Suffrage
See also Ballot; Citizenship; Elec-
tions; Woman suffrage
Sugar
See also Beets and beet sugar;
Glucose; Maple sugar
Suicide
Summer resorts
Summer schools
Sun dials
Sunday
Sunday schools
See also Baraca class; Philathea
class; Religious education
Superstition
Surveying
Sweating system
Sweden
Swimming pools
Swindlers and swindling
See also Bulk sales
Switchboards
Switzerland
Symbolism
Syrians in the U. S.
Tableaux
T
Tablets
Tabulating machines
Tammany Hall
Tapestry
Tariff
See also Free trade and protection;
Taxation
Taxation
See also Assessment; Forest taxa-
tion; Income tax; Inheritance tax;
Internal revenue; Municipal finance;
Single tax; Tariff
Tea
Teachers
Teachers, Interchange of
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Teachers, Pensions
Teachers, Salaries
Teachers, Tenure of office
Teachers, Training
Teachers' certificates
Teachers' unions
!
Teachers' college, Columbia university
Teaching
See also Child study; Education;
Montessori method; School grading
and promotions; Seat work in
schools; Story-telling
Technical education
See also Industrial education; Man-
ual training; Schools and shops, Co-
operation of; Vocational education.
Technical libraries
Teeth
See also Dentistry
Telegraph
See also Cables, Submarine; Wire-
less telegraphy
Telephone
Telepost
Telescope
Temperance
See also Alcoholism; Drug habit;
Liquor problem; Opium; Prohibi-
tion; Raines law hotels; Saloons;
Tobacco
Tenement houses
See also Housing problem; Lodg-
ing houses
Tennessee
Tennis
Terminals
Testing see U. S., Standards bureau
Tetanus
Texas
Text-books
Textile industry and fabrics
See also Cotton; Dyes and dyeing;
LIST OF SUBJECT HEADINGS 465-113
Linen; Silk, Manufacture and trade;
Wool
Thanksgiving day
See also Holidays
Theatre
See also Drama; Moving pictures;
Pageants; Passion plays
Theatre, Municipal
Theosophy
See also Vedanta
Thermit
Thermometers
Thermostat
Thrift
See also Cost of living; Morris plan
banks; Old age pensions; Saving
Thyroid gland
Tides
Tiles
See also Clay industries
Timber
See also Forests and forestry; Lum-
ber; Trees; Wood preservation
Time measurements
See also Sun dials
Tipping
Toasts
See also Public speaking
Tobacco
See also Cigarettes
Tombs
Tools
See also Files and rasps; Lathes;
Machinery; Vises
Totems
Towns
Toys
See also Dolls; Paper work
Trachoma see Conjunctivitis
Trade-marks
Trade schools see Industrial education;
Manual training
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Trade-unions
See also Arbitration and concilia-
tion, Industrial; Labor and capital;
Open and closed shop; Strikes
Trading stamps
Tramps
See also Farm colonies; Unem-
ployed
Transformers
Translation
Transmission of power see Power
transmission
Transportation
See also Aeronautics; Automobiles;
Canals; Express companies; Parcel
post; Railroads; Roads; Steamships
and steamboats; Waterways
Trap-shooting
Travel
See also Automobile touring; Pass-
ports; Steamship lines; Summer re-
sorts; Tipping; Vacations; Winter
resorts
Treat, Robert
Treaties
See also International law and re-
lations
Tree planting
See also Arbor day; Forest plant-
ing; Fruit culture; Trees
Trees
See also Arbor day; Tree planting;
also names of trees
Trees (in cities)
Tripoli
Truancy see School attendance
Trust companies
Trusts
See also Corporations; Standard oil
company; United States steel cor-
poration
LIST OF SUBJECT HEADINGS 467-115
Tuberculosis
See also Open-air schools.
Tubes
Tungsten
Tunnels
Turbo-alternators see Dynamos
Turkey
Turkeys
Turpentine
Twelfth night see Holidays
Type-setting machines
See also Linotype; Monotype
Type-writing
Typhoid fever
Typography see Printing
Udo
Ukraine
U
Umbrellas
Unemployed
See also Employment agencies;
Poor; Tramps
Uniforms
Unitarianism
United States
U. S., Agriculture department
U. S., Appropriations and expendi-
tures
U. S., Army
See also Conscription; Pensions;
Uniforms; U. S., Defenses; U. S.,
Military academy; U. S., Militia
U. S., Census
U. S., Children's bureau
U. S., Coast and geodetic survey
See also U. S., Commerce depart-
ment
U. S., Commerce department
U. S., Congress
See also U. S., Senate
U. S., Constitution
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U. S., Defenses
See also U. S., Army; U. S., Navy
U. S., Documents
See also Archives
U. S., Documents, Price lists
U. S., Economic conditions
U. S., Engraving and printing bureau
U. S., Finance
See also U. S., Appropriations and
expenditures
U. S., Foreign relations
See also Arbitration, International;
European war, U. S.; Monroe doc-
trine
U. S., Foreign relations, Germany
U. S., Foreign relations, Japan
See also Japanese in the U. S.
U. S., Foreign relations, Mexico
U. S., Foreign relations, Russia
U. S., Foreign relations, South Amer-
ica
U. S., Geological survey
U. S. Government see U. S., Politics
and government
U. S., History
See also America, Discovery and
exploration
U. S., History, Bibliography
U. S., History, Colonial
U. S., History, Revolution
See also Valley Forge, Pa.
U. S., History, Civil war
See also Gettysburg, Battle of
U. S., Industries and resources
See also names of industries
U. S., Labor department
U. S., Marine corps
U. S., Military academy
U. S., Militia
U. S., Mint
U. S., Naval academy
LIST OF SUBJECT HEADINGS 469-117
U. S., Navy
See also Aeronautics, Military; Mil-
itia; Navies; Navy yard and naval
stations; Submarine boats; Uni-
forms; U. S., Marine corps
U. S., Politics and government
U. S., Postal guide (official)
See also Postal service, Laws and
regulations
U. S., Printing office
U. S., Public buildings
U. S., Public lands see Public lands
U. S., Senate
See also Senators
U. S., Standards bureau
U. S., State department
U. S., Treasury department
U. S., War department
See also U. S. Army
U. S., Weather bureau
United States steel corporation
Universal language see Language, Un-
iversal
Universalism
University extension
Uruguay
Utah
V
Vacant lot cultivation
See also School gardens
Vacations
See also Summer resorts
Vaccination
See also Typhoid fever
Vacuum cleaning
Vacuum pumps
Valentine's day
See also Holidays
Valley Forge, Pa.
Valuation
See also Public utilities, Valuation;
Railroads, Valuation
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Valves and valve gears
Vaults
Vedanta
Vegetables
Venezuela
Venice, Italy
Verdigris
Vermont
Veto
Vice-presidents
Village improvement
Vinegar
Vineland (N. J.) training school
See also Defectives
Virginia
Vises
Visual instruction
Vital statistics
See also Birth registration
Vivisection
See also Animal experimentation
Vocational education
See also Corporation schools; Eve-
ning and continuation schools; In-
dustrial education; Schools
Schools and
shops, Cooperation of
Vocational education, Bibliography
Vocational guidance
Vocational guidance, Bibliography
Vocations for men
Vocations for women
See also Intercollegiate bureau of
occupations; Woman, Occupations
Voice culture see Singing and voice
culture
Volcanoes
Voltage regulation
Voltite
Voting-machines
LIST OF SUBJECT HEADINGS 471-119
Wages
W
See also Hours of labor; Minimum
wage; Profit sharing; Sweating sys-
tem; Tipping; Trade unions
Wales
Wall street
See also Stock exchange
Walnut
War
See also Arbitration, International;
Armies; Contraband of war; Inter-
national laws and relations; Militar-
ism; Military art and science;
Navies; Neutrality; Non-resistance;
Peace; Red cross
War finance
See also European war, Commercial
and financial aspects; War loans
War loans
War poetry
Warehouses
Washington, George
Washington (D. C.)
Washington (State)
Washington's birthday
See also Holidays
Waste, Disposal of see Refuse and
refuse disposal; Sewage; Waste
products
Waste products
Water
Water-color painting
Water-colors
Water-coolers
Water distillation see Distillation
Water-meters
Water pollution
See also Sewage
Water-power
Water-supply
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Waterways
See also Canals; Rivers
Wealth
Weather forecasts
Weaving
Weeds
Weights and measures
See also Metric system; Scales
Weirs
Welding
See also Solder and soldering
Welfare work (in industry)
See also Hours of labor; Housing
problem; Industrial education; In-
surance, Social; Labor laws; Pen-
sions; Profit sharing; Safety de-
vices; Social settlements; Y. M. C.
A.; Y. W. C. A.
West
West Indies
West Point see U. S., Military acad-
emy
West Virginia
Western electric company
Whaling
Wheatstone bridge
Wheels
Whetstones
Whist
White slavery
See also Prostitution
Whooping cough
Widows' pensions see Pensions for
mothers
Willows
Wills
Wilson, H. W. company
Wilson, Woodrow
Wilson administration
Window dressing see Show windows
Window gardening
Wings
LIST OF SUBJECT HEADINGS
473-121
Winter
Winter resorts
Wire
See also Electric wires and wiring
Wire cloth
Wire rope
Wireless stations
Wireless telegraphy
Wireless telephony
Wisconsin
Wit and humor see Humor
Woman
See also College women; Marriage;
Pensions for mothers; Vocations for
women; Working girls and women
Woman, Biography
Woman, Law
Woman, Occupations
See also Vocations for women; also
names of occupations
Woman and war
Woman suffrage
See also Women in politics
Woman suffrage, Abroad
Woman suffrage, Anti
Woman suffrage, Bibliography
Woman suffrage, Pro
Woman suffrage, Pro, U. S.
Women in factories
See also Hours of labor; Woman,
Law
Women in politics
Women's clubs
See also Working women's clubs
Women's exchanges
Women's hotels
Wonders
Wood carving
See also Arts and crafts; Furniture;
Woodwork
Wood engraving
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Wood finishing
See also Painting, Industrial and
practical
Wood oil
Woodstock, Vt.
Woodwork
See also Manual training; Wood
carving; Wood finishing
Woodworking machinery
See also Lathes; Planing machines
Wood preservation
Wool
See also Dyes and dyeing; Sheep;
Textile industry and trade
Woolworth building
Worcester (Mass.)
Working girls and women
See also Hours of labor; Minimum
wage; Women in factories
Working girls and women, Homes for
See also Women's hotels
Working women's clubs
Workmen's compensation
See also Employers' liability; Labor
laws; Occupations, Diseases and
hygiene; Welfare work (in indus-
try)
World centre city
World scouts
Wrenches
Wyoming
Y
Yachts and yachting
Yankee Doodle
Yellowstone national park
Yiddish literature
Yoga
Yosemite national park
Young men's Christian association
Young women's Christian association
LIST OF SUBJECT HEADINGS 475-123
Z
Zabern incident see Alsace-Lorraine
Zetetic philosophy
Zincography
Zionism
Zoning
Zoroaster
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