206 equipment the school has proceeded to train a limited number of teachers to care for all the needs of children from one to seven years of age. The methods are distinctive and clear. MonckTon, CHARLES ARTHUR WHIT- MORE. Taming New Guinea. N. Y., Lane, 1921. 337 p. illus. map. $5. An interesting record of a rugged life in the South Seas in which adventures with crocodiles, pearl divers, and savage tribes were everyday occurrences. Also gives some idea of the problems of the British magis- trate amongst strange civilizations. Porr, Amy ExvizaseTH. A textbook of simple nursing procedure for use in high schools. N. Y., Putnam, 1921. 360 p. illus. $2.50. The untrained emergency nurse is here given a text remarkably clear on the hand- ling of bed patients, first aid, the cure of children, and the use of drugs. The simply written text is clarified by numerous photo- graphs and diagrams. Glossary and index. Supersedes the author’s earlier volume Home care of the sick (Booklist, 3:170, O 07). Rich, Maset Irene. A study of the types of literature (Century studies in literature for high schools). N.Y., Century, 1921. 540 p. illus. $2. A textbook for fourth year high-school students. It steers between the ordinary his- tory of literature and the minute analysis of masterpieces. The problem of discovering the characteristics of a type of literature is used as the approach. The selections are chosen for their service in forming good taste, enlarging experience, and inspiring ideals. English and American classic and contemporary authors are represented. There are classroom exercises, reading lists, and a period chart. ScHwartTz, IsmporE ADOLPHE. Com- mercial French. N. Y., Harcourt, 1920. 330 p. $1.60. A business letter in French is used as the basis of each lesson, which includes exercises in grammar, idioms and translation. Part two is made up of selections on commercial subjects. Gives also information on the form and conventionalities of French letters, lists of commercial terms, abbreviations, and tables of French money and weights. Pre- supposes a knowledge of French equivalent to about two years of high-school work. Sepcwick, Henry Dwicut. Marcus Aurelius. New Haven, Yale Univ., 1921. 309 p. $2.75. Thoughtful readers who admire the great Roman empire, its men, and philosophy will find much pleasure in this little volume and in the long bibliography for further reference. The book is a short biography of Marcus Aurelius and his times, the social and politi- cal thought of the man, and especially his religion and relation to the Christians. Van Doren, Cart Ciinton. The American novel. N. Y., Macmillan, 1921. 295 p. $2. “A record of the national imagination as exhibited in the progress of native fiction.” THE JOURNAL OF THE NATIONAL EDUCATION ASSOCIATION As such it calls to one’s attention curious, forgotten novels as well as those well-known, which describe a movement in American thought. The book is an enlargement of the author’s contribution to the Cambridge his- tory of American literature. A very inter- esting historical and literary study. Bibli- ographical notes and index. a tt et December, 1g21 ZIMAND, SAVEL. Modern social move- ments (Debaters’ handbook series). N.Y., Wilson, 1921. 260p. $1.25, Covers Trade unionism—The coéperative movement—Industrial democracy—The sin- gle tax—Socialism—Guild socialism—Syn- dicalism — Bolshevism — Anarchism. The summaries are brief, impersonal, and to the point. Many of the titles are annotated. INDEX TO VOLUME X Page Aspot, Jutta Wane. Pan-Pacific conference SE GD: oo oo 6.o.0 0.04. b 0d on 40h 2.55 0.00.00: 185 Accomplishments of Department of Superin- tendence (J. W. SEARSON)......ceeeeeeees 78 Aparr,CorNELIA S, Organized classroom teachers 104 | a A rere peers 170 Administration of N. E. A. (graph).......... 61 Administration of the school system (AGNES RSE S Perey ees ote wee re 20 Advance, educational (see names of States). Affiliated State and local associations.... 14, 56, 80, 100, III, 132 Aim of the college, The (opinion)........... 2 pO OS EE ree 75, 97, 144, 198 Alabama School Progress (cartoon).......+... 20 American education week..........+.5++ 183, 197 Americanism, Chart of.......ccccccccscevces 132 Americanization tableau ..........s.eeeeeees 42 Americanizing Americans (Kenyon L. BuTrer- rer ere rr ret, Tre eee 69 American Legion, Americanism chart of...... 132 American Red Cross (poster)......+.-++++0++ 179 American School Citizenship League (program) 34 PRAIRIES GOI, THis 6.6 5s wie ded neesesces ss 183 Appeal for our public schools, An (editorial).. 94 ANGELL, JaMES R. (quoted).........-+-ee0es 99 pe ie ET er errr rere 144 Appreciation, Value of.......0.0..cccscecces 193 Appropriations (cartoon) ......-..e+eeeeeeee 2 GRISEA a pe Poe a ee 49 Armament limitation................ 190, 191, 195 Association of gentlemen, An (editorial)...... 26 Association of Teachers of Crippled Children ES DEEPER A Oey rr er ee reer rie 34 Associations, Reorganization of (School of I CINIEE 0.6.5.0 0.08. 00.65.00dnbecinens 28 Athenaeum (Picture) ...cccccrscccsscccsseces 186 I I IS 6 nica s oben ian caenvisnsese 32 Atlantic City meeting (tentative program).... 16 Atlantic City street plan............0seeeees 15 Atlantic Monthly (quoted)........... 26, 180, 181 Awakening, The (School Board Journal)...... 9 Better pictures by better people (editorial).... 163 Better salaries for better teachers (D. B. UN i ig Bak. 45: 9.J0 ie WA RSA. 5 04:410.5 0:9 0.0 2365 135 Better speech for better Americans (Susan B. TREES En a eer ee eer re 88 Between midnight and morning (OwEN SeEa- i ee ccmieia Re we hinwie ape 6r0id.0 o% 0/6 Seis ioe <6 188 Bibliography of tests and scales (Schoolmen’s EFT Birth of our National Association (editorial).. 87 Birthplace of N. E. A. (picture)............ 186 eS ee Ee a ee 97 Books, Guide to new............... 147, 176, 205 soy scout section (program)...............5. 114 Boys’ club, The greatest (Tom SHEEHAN).... 44 Briccs, DEAN (quoted)..............eseeee0- 28 EE eee ee oe re 43 Budget plan for local associations............ 119 Business and the schools................000-- 153 Business Education Department (program).... 114 Business organization for service......... are BuTrerFIELD, Kenyon’ IJ. Americanizing SS SL are ote peer ee 69 Cabinet, President Harding’s (picture)....... 78 SET EA ae arn 10, 49, 144 California school system (diagram)........... st Call to service (CHAarL O. WILLIAMS)........ 135 Campaign for education in Ohio.............. 13 Cansy, Henry S. (quoted)..............000. 27 Cartoons and posters: Alabama association.... 20 ——w SOC EERED TOG WOES. 2.0 ccc cccsocctvecsss 179 = CEOS MOOK WOOK... 6.06 ccccwcccscouee 147 — Congressional appropriations for war and ME Aas rere ere ree tee 17 te EE TI Sin cooks a web sateen ans 406 aon Ee 191 — How the U. S. pie is divided............. 25 —> BROW YOUF GUMMIET. 66... cece vcceseceses 180 -— Libraries, Buried treasures in............. 176 ——- Library poster for campaign.............. 177 — Teachers’ COUNCH ........ccccccccccccvces 93 SESS Sarre are wer ee errs: 185 ie CO ois 55 we6d 505-000-320 cone ness 187 Pa Cause of education, The (editorial).......... ry Chamber of commerce committee report No. 1. 11 ee UR, ak. 1 edie a wing A eae Asad ose Ris 96 CHAMBERLAIN, ArtTHUR H. Professonal organ- SS ee aa eee 139 eet, SORE gts Ja oss assed hd ch A 5 GA OK Ale. SiG dt 139 Change in the Commissionership (editorial)... 108 Character education .............eescceees 49, 97 Child Hygiene Department (program)........ 114 Children’s book week (poster)............... 147 NR ricer athrs aia haha Ae bk-6 Pian eins coin i 29 Christian Science Monitor (quoted).......... 25 Ne ere re Book Dok ob ails wa i Sok 25 Crark, Water E. ‘The stranger within our SA TAP en rare ea eee 21 Classroom teachers, Department of (program). 115 as sd a da 6 ee 0d bce MOOS DU eS 104 Ceanees, ©. BP. (portrait)... .iccccccccecss 126 Closing weeks (editorial)..............e.000. 95 RE aT eer ree 10, 49, 109, 144 Commercial exhibits at Atlantic City......... 32 Commission on coérdination of research agencies 31 Commission on emergency in education (re- GED Heer Oded edverdicacctdeenedads nade oeace Commission on the Reorganization of Second- ary Education (program).................. 34 Committee on -county superintendents’ prob- ee eared hr Ctr ais Wie dig ws 5 aaa wl kcal Rlace assed 188 Committee on financing delegates to the repre- sentative I ee a a in led ote ro 31 Committee on foreign relations, 1921......... 31 Committee reports at Des Moines............ 101 Committee on resolutions...............e000. 78 Committee on sources of revenue (members, Sk I Te CTR TT TET TT TEC rT ETE 31 Commtitee on teachers’ salaries (members, nt MEE CTP ETT TE ETE TOPE EET TPT ere ee 31 Committee on teachers’ pensions (members, EQBE) scccvisescerccnesoversverndsecriacns 31 Committee on teacher tenure (members, 1921). 31 Committee on visual education (members, 1921) 31 Committee work and the National program.... 30 Community center section (program)......... 34 Competent teachers for the Nation (Joun TIED sos badass ceebaksae Oks ved 39 Completed enrolments. . . 15, 57, 81, 98, 111, 131 Conpvon, RanvaLu J. Frogram for city schools.. 184 Conference on Illiteracy (program).......... 114 Conference on sex education in schools (pro- eA errr re rrr eres Sr et 34 NESE EOE FOC CeCe 49, 75 Consolidated school, Missouri_valley (picture). 59 Consolidated schools, Two Iowa (Epcar A. I cL bitoni as a Gis ow sem WO a Ow: Boda alae 47 RRCPCSPOUEEROS GEUEF 602 o sc cece cic ccécebvees 5 Coutrras, Foun G. (quoted)....ccessccsccsess 84 Council of State Superintendents............. 34 County library truck (picture).............4.. 27 County-unit educational reorganization........ 51 Courtis, S. A., organization chart acknowledged 82 CrasTreeE, J. W. and Hunter, F. M. (portraits) 82 Crane, A. G. Teachers’ week in North Dakota 45 Se MONE OE. oe an s% apa keds cheese ee 2 Curtis, Georce WILLIAM (quoted).........-- 39 Davis, Susan B._ Better speech for better NO NF eee 88 Decker, RatpH. The helping teacher in New RR OPFOR eee rer rere 67 SIT shad oh gas ig ace oe OR he O- 00 * Oa 49, 144 Delegate system, The (editorial)............. 162 Delegates of State and local associations to I on. Sach cate ngssd 0200006" aren Io! Denver completes enrolment.............2+6 57 Department of education wanted...... 8, 152, 155, 156, 157, 158 Department of Education, Petition for, frontis- NT St 6.6.64 ade Ci aad aes» 0s ae 194 Departments and allied organizations (program for Atlantic City meeting)...............6. 34 Departments of education in State universities and land grant colleges (program)......... 34 Department of Superintendence, accomplish- ments of (J. W. SEARSON).......00005 o. 98 — Membership of (editorial)..........0.000. 74 — Nominations of officers....scsseceereresee 58 es ed ed ed et ed ns et ee i es eds es gs PPR TUUERE Es Educ: Ss. Educ: Educ: Educ: Educ: Educ: LEC Educz Sta Educz — rei Educe Educa Educa grar Educa grar Educa Educa Educa Effect: Electi: inte Electiy Eleme gran Elmwe ENRIG Enrolr Ethics Ethics Facts | Faith, Farewe Financ FInec: First r Flag Si | Florida i 206 equipment the school has proceeded to train a limited number of teachers to care for all the needs of children from one to seven years of age. The methods are distinctive and clear. MonckTon, CHARLES ARTHUR WHIT- MORE. Taming New Guinea. N. Y., Lane, 1921. 337 p. illus. map. $5. An interesting record of a rugged life in the South Seas in which adventures with crocodiles, pearl divers, and savage tribes were everyday occurrences. Also gives some idea of the problems of the British magis- trate amongst strange civilizations. Porr, Amy ExvizaseTH. A textbook of simple nursing procedure for use in high schools. N. Y., Putnam, 1921. 360 p. illus. $2.50. The untrained emergency nurse is here given a text remarkably clear on the hand- ling of bed patients, first aid, the cure of children, and the use of drugs. The simply written text is clarified by numerous photo- graphs and diagrams. Glossary and index. Supersedes the author’s earlier volume Home care of the sick (Booklist, 3:170, O 07). Rich, Maset Irene. A study of the types of literature (Century studies in literature for high schools). N.Y., Century, 1921. 540 p. illus. $2. A textbook for fourth year high-school students. It steers between the ordinary his- tory of literature and the minute analysis of masterpieces. The problem of discovering the characteristics of a type of literature is used as the approach. The selections are chosen for their service in forming good taste, enlarging experience, and inspiring ideals. English and American classic and contemporary authors are represented. There are classroom exercises, reading lists, and a period chart. ScHwartTz, IsmporE ADOLPHE. Com- mercial French. N. Y., Harcourt, 1920. 330 p. $1.60. A business letter in French is used as the basis of each lesson, which includes exercises in grammar, idioms and translation. Part two is made up of selections on commercial subjects. Gives also information on the form and conventionalities of French letters, lists of commercial terms, abbreviations, and tables of French money and weights. Pre- supposes a knowledge of French equivalent to about two years of high-school work. Sepcwick, Henry Dwicut. Marcus Aurelius. New Haven, Yale Univ., 1921. 309 p. $2.75. Thoughtful readers who admire the great Roman empire, its men, and philosophy will find much pleasure in this little volume and in the long bibliography for further reference. The book is a short biography of Marcus Aurelius and his times, the social and politi- cal thought of the man, and especially his religion and relation to the Christians. Van Doren, Cart Ciinton. The American novel. N. Y., Macmillan, 1921. 295 p. $2. “A record of the national imagination as exhibited in the progress of native fiction.” THE JOURNAL OF THE NATIONAL EDUCATION ASSOCIATION As such it calls to one’s attention curious, forgotten novels as well as those well-known, which describe a movement in American thought. The book is an enlargement of the author’s contribution to the Cambridge his- tory of American literature. A very inter- esting historical and literary study. Bibli- ographical notes and index. a tt et December, 1g21 ZIMAND, SAVEL. Modern social move- ments (Debaters’ handbook series). N.Y., Wilson, 1921. 260p. $1.25, Covers Trade unionism—The coéperative movement—Industrial democracy—The sin- gle tax—Socialism—Guild socialism—Syn- dicalism — Bolshevism — Anarchism. The summaries are brief, impersonal, and to the point. Many of the titles are annotated. INDEX TO VOLUME X Page Aspot, Jutta Wane. Pan-Pacific conference SE GD: oo oo 6.o.0 0.04. b 0d on 40h 2.55 0.00.00: 185 Accomplishments of Department of Superin- tendence (J. W. SEARSON)......ceeeeeeees 78 Aparr,CorNELIA S, Organized classroom teachers 104 | a A rere peers 170 Administration of N. E. A. (graph).......... 61 Administration of the school system (AGNES RSE S Perey ees ote wee re 20 Advance, educational (see names of States). Affiliated State and local associations.... 14, 56, 80, 100, III, 132 Aim of the college, The (opinion)........... 2 pO OS EE ree 75, 97, 144, 198 Alabama School Progress (cartoon).......+... 20 American education week..........+.5++ 183, 197 Americanism, Chart of.......ccccccccscevces 132 Americanization tableau ..........s.eeeeeees 42 Americanizing Americans (Kenyon L. BuTrer- rer ere rr ret, Tre eee 69 American Legion, Americanism chart of...... 132 American Red Cross (poster)......+.-++++0++ 179 American School Citizenship League (program) 34 PRAIRIES GOI, THis 6.6 5s wie ded neesesces ss 183 Appeal for our public schools, An (editorial).. 94 ANGELL, JaMES R. (quoted).........-+-ee0es 99 pe ie ET er errr rere 144 Appreciation, Value of.......0.0..cccscecces 193 Appropriations (cartoon) ......-..e+eeeeeeee 2 GRISEA a pe Poe a ee 49 Armament limitation................ 190, 191, 195 Association of gentlemen, An (editorial)...... 26 Association of Teachers of Crippled Children ES DEEPER A Oey rr er ee reer rie 34 Associations, Reorganization of (School of I CINIEE 0.6.5.0 0.08. 00.65.00dnbecinens 28 Athenaeum (Picture) ...cccccrscccsscccsseces 186 I I IS 6 nica s oben ian caenvisnsese 32 Atlantic City meeting (tentative program).... 16 Atlantic City street plan............0seeeees 15 Atlantic Monthly (quoted)........... 26, 180, 181 Awakening, The (School Board Journal)...... 9 Better pictures by better people (editorial).... 163 Better salaries for better teachers (D. B. UN i ig Bak. 45: 9.J0 ie WA RSA. 5 04:410.5 0:9 0.0 2365 135 Better speech for better Americans (Susan B. TREES En a eer ee eer re 88 Between midnight and morning (OwEN SeEa- i ee ccmieia Re we hinwie ape 6r0id.0 o% 0/6 Seis ioe <6 188 Bibliography of tests and scales (Schoolmen’s EFT Birth of our National Association (editorial).. 87 Birthplace of N. E. A. (picture)............ 186 eS ee Ee a ee 97 Books, Guide to new............... 147, 176, 205 soy scout section (program)...............5. 114 Boys’ club, The greatest (Tom SHEEHAN).... 44 Briccs, DEAN (quoted)..............eseeee0- 28 EE eee ee oe re 43 Budget plan for local associations............ 119 Business and the schools................000-- 153 Business Education Department (program).... 114 Business organization for service......... are BuTrerFIELD, Kenyon’ IJ. Americanizing SS SL are ote peer ee 69 Cabinet, President Harding’s (picture)....... 78 SET EA ae arn 10, 49, 144 California school system (diagram)........... st Call to service (CHAarL O. WILLIAMS)........ 135 Campaign for education in Ohio.............. 13 Cansy, Henry S. (quoted)..............000. 27 Cartoons and posters: Alabama association.... 20 ——w SOC EERED TOG WOES. 2.0 ccc cccsocctvecsss 179 = CEOS MOOK WOOK... 6.06 ccccwcccscouee 147 — Congressional appropriations for war and ME Aas rere ere ree tee 17 te EE TI Sin cooks a web sateen ans 406 aon Ee 191 — How the U. S. pie is divided............. 25 —> BROW YOUF GUMMIET. 66... cece vcceseceses 180 -— Libraries, Buried treasures in............. 176 ——- Library poster for campaign.............. 177 — Teachers’ COUNCH ........ccccccccccccvces 93 SESS Sarre are wer ee errs: 185 ie CO ois 55 we6d 505-000-320 cone ness 187 Pa Cause of education, The (editorial).......... ry Chamber of commerce committee report No. 1. 11 ee UR, ak. 1 edie a wing A eae Asad ose Ris 96 CHAMBERLAIN, ArtTHUR H. Professonal organ- SS ee aa eee 139 eet, SORE gts Ja oss assed hd ch A 5 GA OK Ale. SiG dt 139 Change in the Commissionership (editorial)... 108 Character education .............eescceees 49, 97 Child Hygiene Department (program)........ 114 Children’s book week (poster)............... 147 NR ricer athrs aia haha Ae bk-6 Pian eins coin i 29 Christian Science Monitor (quoted).......... 25 Ne ere re Book Dok ob ails wa i Sok 25 Crark, Water E. ‘The stranger within our SA TAP en rare ea eee 21 Classroom teachers, Department of (program). 115 as sd a da 6 ee 0d bce MOOS DU eS 104 Ceanees, ©. BP. (portrait)... .iccccccccecss 126 Closing weeks (editorial)..............e.000. 95 RE aT eer ree 10, 49, 109, 144 Commercial exhibits at Atlantic City......... 32 Commission on coérdination of research agencies 31 Commission on emergency in education (re- GED Heer Oded edverdicacctdeenedads nade oeace Commission on the Reorganization of Second- ary Education (program).................. 34 Committee on -county superintendents’ prob- ee eared hr Ctr ais Wie dig ws 5 aaa wl kcal Rlace assed 188 Committee on financing delegates to the repre- sentative I ee a a in led ote ro 31 Committee on foreign relations, 1921......... 31 Committee reports at Des Moines............ 101 Committee on resolutions...............e000. 78 Committee on sources of revenue (members, Sk I Te CTR TT TET TT TEC rT ETE 31 Commtitee on teachers’ salaries (members, nt MEE CTP ETT TE ETE TOPE EET TPT ere ee 31 Committee on teachers’ pensions (members, EQBE) scccvisescerccnesoversverndsecriacns 31 Committee on teacher tenure (members, 1921). 31 Committee on visual education (members, 1921) 31 Committee work and the National program.... 30 Community center section (program)......... 34 Competent teachers for the Nation (Joun TIED sos badass ceebaksae Oks ved 39 Completed enrolments. . . 15, 57, 81, 98, 111, 131 Conpvon, RanvaLu J. Frogram for city schools.. 184 Conference on Illiteracy (program).......... 114 Conference on sex education in schools (pro- eA errr re rrr eres Sr et 34 NESE EOE FOC CeCe 49, 75 Consolidated school, Missouri_valley (picture). 59 Consolidated schools, Two Iowa (Epcar A. I cL bitoni as a Gis ow sem WO a Ow: Boda alae 47 RRCPCSPOUEEROS GEUEF 602 o sc cece cic ccécebvees 5 Coutrras, Foun G. (quoted)....ccessccsccsess 84 Council of State Superintendents............. 34 County library truck (picture).............4.. 27 County-unit educational reorganization........ 51 Courtis, S. A., organization chart acknowledged 82 CrasTreeE, J. W. and Hunter, F. M. (portraits) 82 Crane, A. G. Teachers’ week in North Dakota 45 Se MONE OE. oe an s% apa keds cheese ee 2 Curtis, Georce WILLIAM (quoted).........-- 39 Davis, Susan B._ Better speech for better NO NF eee 88 Decker, RatpH. The helping teacher in New RR OPFOR eee rer rere 67 SIT shad oh gas ig ace oe OR he O- 00 * Oa 49, 144 Delegate system, The (editorial)............. 162 Delegates of State and local associations to I on. Sach cate ngssd 0200006" aren Io! Denver completes enrolment.............2+6 57 Department of education wanted...... 8, 152, 155, 156, 157, 158 Department of Education, Petition for, frontis- NT St 6.6.64 ade Ci aad aes» 0s ae 194 Departments and allied organizations (program for Atlantic City meeting)...............6. 34 Departments of education in State universities and land grant colleges (program)......... 34 Department of Superintendence, accomplish- ments of (J. W. SEARSON).......00005 o. 98 — Membership of (editorial)..........0.000. 74 — Nominations of officers....scsseceereresee 58 es ed ed ed et ed ns et ee i es eds es gs PPR TUUERE Es Educ: Ss. Educ: Educ: Educ: Educ: Educ: LEC Educz Sta Educz — rei Educe Educa Educa grar Educa grar Educa Educa Educa Effect: Electi: inte Electiy Eleme gran Elmwe ENRIG Enrolr Ethics Ethics Facts | Faith, Farewe Financ FInec: First r Flag Si | Florida i m Vol. 10, No. 10 THE JOURNAL OF THE NATIONAL EDUCATION ASSOCIATION 207 Page ; Page ae at Page cee RS tc ss Sak ee did Sin és 84, 166 France, A year in (J. G. Cou.Ter).......... 84 Limitation of armaments (editorial).......... 142 — Present status of (R. G. Jongs).......... 127 : 3 ; i LINCOLN, ABRAHAM (quoted)...... SO Ae 103 — Program of Atlantic City meeting........ 16, 33 — ideals count (opinion)...... er ewe e > prone gi rn ae (quesed) vee * es Ledeen eu - — MN MEE Aas 5 ks Lace e heen eseceaeee a I a te de cso ieee wale Soave Ri Ole tates, 225 .ocal association, e (editorial)...........4. os — cere membership (editorial).......+... “i Give a job.........+++.sseeee seeeeeceeeeeses 187 Local associations, Organization of....... sees T1Q — Sections of (officers)......++.+ Vee eee re 166 GRAVES, FRANK PIERREPONT (portrait)........ 143 Locan, Conrap T. A Moral Tale....... ia Des Moines meeting....... eves S86, 20%, 113, 124 Crest Drdinin’s Geel, 66i6c ocickd cides deneee 43 Lorp, Livincston C. The ideal teacher...... 73 Disorder in West Virginia (editorial)......... 144 a the a The—better ‘teach- CO, 6c ccantiecs tadan bbb ewe eed asang Oily “OD strict of Columbia... ccccctcccceseees 49, 7 ing RONEN PET UT rere re ~ ge F ‘ ao Ae M. Improving public-school ‘ c—, Dr. JAMES Monrokg, death ene ee 659 McBarrx, Jasper rE. (portrait) Be, ae ee ae a 145 . i MacCrackEen, H. N. (quoted)...........ee00- 26 i en EOC DET eT ee eR ee 89 ——- of penis: True (Ex ucation “ Mitta Deo A 7 tes “chuss tan j EE Na Skadks be edemane i hacid cst With ie ) aes : = ‘A. : Editorials: Appeal for ous public o schools, An.. 94 Guide to new books..... eee coeee 147, 176, 205 tee ey! eee ee tte tee eee ee enees = t — Association of gentlemen, An ita coce Sri oe ce 2 : tack, I. J. sted) ...... tee ceeeaes - 3 — Better pictures = better people. ‘ * kar Webs nak 163 pene peor . Cs SE eee ere ~ Mansson, ELIZABETH. School publicity in Oak si ~ Birth of our National association, ae 7 ARDING and cabinet.........+. Pr rr ere = lag Mage Paha Aah tl eae tate A EN ee ates 3 bins oto a ee. ee a res ee 48 HAarpING, PRESIDENT (quoted)............00- 90 Se S. Education and the Federal ia | — Change in the Commissionership, , | ee 108 Headquarters a busy place (editorial). Si acaatn eae 163 Pe i 3) ie es as $e —- Elosing weeks, The..... +. RES Tr re a Headquarters (portrait) S Beata era Giacais Rik wea kane a 167 Malnidiniads colasion ‘ eS tegee 29, 50, 97s 7 — Delegate system, The....... rere rrr Headquarters’ organization see eeeseeces se eeee 63 M aNcHESTER, Raymon E. oe Ana ‘toi. . 186 — Department of Education...........+++. ae 8 Health Committee of the National Council (pro- Mage: Poae Pca enveleanis and tee oar ened — Department of Superintendence restricts its gram) .... wseeee EET PR NE Eh Ey 116 pa I I a i membership......... gb peraes se madited se. wan oe ee sn as ‘ i ‘j saaeeinmet? peninte 44 BP sotcistassasntssasexrageapomennens 159 : { — Des Moines meeting, The.......cccccccee 124 elping teacher in New Jersey, e ALP RM ee page “ahi Selhgie* pchaades Dey seecee — Disorder in West Virginia, The........... 144 OE eS Peer eres e021 e/c1eme 67 I yo Atlantic City. See January Supple- is | — Educational bill reintroduced............. 94 Hiccins, Mrs. Mitton P. (portrait)......... 175 yg Bee ae Ls fl — Effective professional organization......... 119 Higher Education, Department of (program).. 115 Manon ArTHUR L. (portr it) ppreblble tli chee . R } — Elective boards indorsed....... Le PA ree Highe r “nga mean higher standards (edi- Maryland ». GROTRIRITD sc nn:a soc tcnen 43 — Ethics for teachers........ Oy PEE i) DE toc dtcb ca LeekEsne snes aseeneaaee 24 oie gall + Co oeeeesecorrreveseseses eee ona — Headquarters a busy place..........-. canes Se Hog argument (editorial) Ta ee ee ere ere 25 usetts. S220 292 R 20» 92.0060 00 5!» 73 ai = Higher salaries poe Neher standards..... 24 —, a Some moral aspects of phys- . Massachusetts Institute of Technology (picture) 197 | nas Se ermine, “TWO. . 0460000000000 r sees . @ ical education ........... ot ec ee eeces seesee IQ SEPSTORE CASE SESE G OSES EE é — on the centers of wealth profit by equal- Hotmperc, Oswarp. Physical education in Michigan hhh eet le pets bas Senieee *, yd 144 f izing educational opportunities.......... 48 ee See ers eee te cece eee eecees - 65 pce a cag pie = ot ass » Tep ye t — Humanity on the block......... eabeeeees See Honor the common man (opinion)....... sors Military instruction, p od pleat o 02000000 e002)0:6 a t | — International education association......... 143 Hoover, HERBERT Cquated) «osc. ss6 je aw swith 7 Minuten af aha Doe Rem . ps A tee eeeeres ae : | — International educational conference....... 24 Horace MAnn, birthday Cbs i. 58 cease soeees IOI =» So tales Cli canetinn Ss | _ — Iowa makes preparations.........+++++++. 25 Hosic, James F. The educational trend in Oh eo 7 WARSI + ++ sea yooniedenak ae ‘ — Keynote of true professionalism..........- 124 EEUTORS .vececes Bee ee ee ese sees pete eeeeees ca Mississi A ceeee eeeeecrccsooes tate n eee nee 75> | — Klu Kluxism and the schools............- 194 Hotel accommodations at Atlantic City. See Missed see ee eee eeereeerereresees ae » 55, v, St . | — Larger task, The..........++-. Mobb awee a January supplement. ss er to Health’ C Fabdee irhe einem: » 5 oo ke | — Leadership wanted ......ccccccccccccccs 25 Hotels at Atlantic City............ anne »- 28 Money tic education talent ‘ i — Life enlistments ...... (tptohersentioebaas Ae ane: IN RS ga Sa cic oy wc ah aaa kw Rien 101 aie ee te eeeee r4 ; — Limitation of armaments.....cccccccsccece 142 How the centers of wealth profit by equalizing Mena etry C , ¢ eisai? te eeee tote eeenee = = — Local associations, The...cccrccccccccserer 108 educational opportunities ................4- 48 Moral "take \ Sounun T. I ocan) PEPSSSSRe.* 8 “66 q ie) —- Maintaining salaries ...ccccecssecccccceses 262 How the U. S. pie is divided (cartoon)....... 2s Mined AN, WaALTer P (portrait) cea hae Cdathineidhe she — Money for education........ccccscccccees 94 How’s your engine? (poster) .........s00.0s. 180 Mation plctuces, nT 5 pineal bone tee 6, to f —— National conference on educational legisla- F oy oe “ss _— ae Katie a kulae Masts HAucotian. Depariment of (program) 5 “tn | te): ee eeeeeeseeseeeee 102 UNTER, FRED M. (portrait)........-..64.. nee ee 5 ; — onmeai school reorganization...........+. 25 Hunter, F, M. and Crasrree, J. W. (portraits) 82 My mother tongue (Harriett TREADWELL).. - i as Car BOVETUIBETS: 2... ccsccccescccsscsecse 68 Hunter, Frep M. Our Association’s growth.. 159 Wage, Mi. A: Geteel) : oid cndiccdcseecceds 200 — Our National Association......sceceseseee 8 ae Nasional Association of Deans of Women (pro- — ition, A_notable..... see eeeescercecsees 194 GahO .scccscccceseserecs se cececceceseces 50 ram) ...... oe cc cere escesssesenssscsecce 34 : ~— Platten of progress, A..ccccscccceccececs 120 Ideal teacher, The (Livincston Cc. Lomp).... 33 National Association of Directors of Educa- i — Platform of service, A........ iit aceasta I Ignorance breeds unrest (HENRY VAN DyKE). 23 tional Research (DOORIEMNT, 5 «65 00400050555 36 } — Present status of educational bill.......... 74 Illimois ......... ee cee eee eee eee eee eeee aa: National Association of Directors of Supervised — Privileges of membership........e.cecee0ee 197 Immigration... este cee cc eeees se eeee seeeee 2t, 22 Student Teaching (program).......... pesos 36 — Salaries and standards........ g-dsaracn ean 9 Improving public-school teaching (Susan M. National Association of Elementary School — Shall education be submerged?...........-- 143 DorsEY) ... see c cere ceccescceececsccsccces 89 4 Principals CPFOQTAM): 2.6.0 siciincc ns sdivwdoes 116 — Shall armaments be reduced?..........++. 195 In common things (Minot Jupson SavaGE)... 173 National Association of Teachers’ Agencies ; — Shortage of trained teachers, The continued. 142 RR CO WE Bich 0escnsn0snssieeeasdancves 206 CPPOIRNNED .o.50 osc cncies ineeee. dds sete ceee 36 — Situation in Congress educationally, The... 123 IIE cosa :d-ss sida. mies igre Baia eae ale a eee 50 National Child Health Council, Advisory Com- } SUS OF UNF, TNE. ccccasicvecsess jccnse | Se International education association (editorial) 143 EET re et ee oie er 126 : — State association meetings, 1921...... oir ——- Educational Conference (edi- a see te ey Welfare ann ee 36 f — State associations ......... eeccerescceces 142 OT ee re ere eee ee 24 National code of education (opinion)......... 2 t -- oomem Ce ee ee Perr = Seen Kindergarten Union (programs) 34, 97 — Committee for a Department of Edu- . f ne UNMIS YVOCROM, “ERE. s.0060seresceesace 10 Ns. 5s usu c a re bw atk Ge eke 29, 50, 109, 144, 19 COBO: 6 a0. 640 0 000460606455084 soo kOe 28 A — Superintendent’s | responsibility in profes- Towa, & dencrigtion.......6..22sccesesscsees io7. + National conference on educational legislation ' sional organization, The......esssseses - 48 lowa’s preparations for the Des Moines meet- GOIONOGED: 0 5:5 66 <0'0 counaantesewobenseeien 162 4 — Towner-Sterling bill ....... var neces. Se ing (editorial) ......... Pe ee ee ee ee - + Conference: on Educational Method 4 — Why college teachers should a agg . ae mS 4, uo Eee ee eee 36 : Pht tuusea AE RE SP ELE a ae Jessup, WALTER A. The greatest need of the National Congress of Mothers and Parent- 1" DE MOCRBIONED GUUNCHED .5. iis csecsccnscessosies 19 schools—better teaching .........c0.eeceeee 71 Teacher Associations (program)........ - 36 3 Education and the Federal Government (HucH Journal of Education (quoted).......... a 9 — Officers, oe) See 00200 es .++ 109 i TT Re ee eer eee ere 155 Journal on Educational Method begun........ 126 National ‘Council for the Social Studies | Education divisions in chambers of commerce... 161 A ng CIE ois cvnikc cekvibwbmnuscnsn eee 109 Seo memcation for happiness... ...ccccsccsescssece 62 Kansas. sitet eee ee ee cesceses 29, 50, 75, 97, 109 Late Council of Education (programs).. 35, 114 ns "iter MUNN. 5S 4 9's cake slate mie eS: e 0:09 60 Kansas City’s bond MOG. obs cnkbmce oe ecaeks 97 ational Council of Garden Teachers (program) 36 Bencation in 1921 (opinion)... ..0.c0secesses 26 Keep the libraries open (poster)............. 177 National Council of Primary Education (pro- Education the basis of democracy (Henry E. KeitH, Joun A. H. Competent teachers for WONEEE: nn ccdian Lita 4am ere y iad ss ats bb cebien tee 36 IED 2555p caioss is Kv ak Gig oth Oh ose kee Si cee OS CO DOE: ci basi scckuwknbisascousswee 39 National Council of Social Science Teachers Educational advance. (See also names of — Can the United States afford it?.......... 79 sine n-me’ OO ee eee 36 UOLES) oc cnnes 10, 29, 75, 97, 109, 125, 144, 197 KELLEY, James H. Pennsylvania State Educa- National Council of Teachers of Mathematics Educational bill, present status of (editorial).. 74 tion Association Fawaneseve ikiwae ade pies ae e (program) reir ee ee 36 — reintroduced (editorial)........ ececcececcs GR — _Portemtt: 20. op coc sncecsnss seseeeeeeeees 146 National obligation, A (Hersert C. Hoover).. 7 ducati pete COUORNE 66368 desu seed eer 28 Kewiy, Frevericx J. (portrait)...... eeeeeses 204 1£,National Program for Education (Grorce D. Educational Issues (quoted) \ > p Educational opinion......... 9, 26, 62, 84, 148, 178 Kenpaut, Carvin N., Appreciation of........ 82 | ere epee! as > ee ae 5 Educational Press Association of America (pro- —= POPE OEsi. sos cieees Fe eee (iinee ae National School Digest (quete®., 6avctas.dhs 28, 62 Sia tala e's “sxws ks saceiv aon alc eiira DW MiR eel y rae 34 ROTO Oe re ere ere 50 Nationa! Society of College Teachers of Edu- Educational Publications, Department of (pro- Kerr, MINA (portrait) . sacha: is: Seats sgl ae alle 192 cation (program) .. o 940.000 eae s0Sdserese 37 i ORE Oe a, ee en Area ane. eer 115 Keynote of true professionalism (editorial) . 124 National Vocational Guidance Association (pro- | Educational research .......2.eeseeeeeeeeees 59 Kindergarten Education, Department of (N INA CED): 200056nk es dvds ahnyte ieeiuaee texwee 37 Educational trend in Europe (James F. Hosic) 19 od VANDEWALKER) ......... we eeaee cadens wn » by A., Birthplace of rh Rn lee aaa 186 i MME os on Gn ba baa e a aw.e er ri 145 Kindergarten in Alabama, A (picture)........ 91 > A, officers, S090 RE kié ids. pana Ao ee 85 Effective professional organization. ceca 119 Kindergartens for all (PRESIDENT HARDING)... 90 E Pe organization, eee ii eetione- Man Election of officers for Department. of Super- Kindergarten Education, Department of (pro- N E. A. organization (graph). OES ee | CS, 57. a niacih sa harass Ail wh BON seamen Se SS Pre rrare pe ray Seerere Tr yrs. Is. 5 nics subs cc cde 10, 52, 76, 110 Elective boards indorsed (editorial)......... 124 Kindergarten legislation .............. covscese 98 Mebracha Teacher Counted) .c.csccicsccaeks 62 Elementary education, Department of (pro- Kindergarten sand tables (picture).. ss eeceeees 88 Needs of education (James R. ANGELL) SER Se 99 | er eee Saeksae ease cesues 115 Klu Kluxism and the schools (editorial)...... 104 Ne Oe STO BOE. < 5600s s sacceddeen> hawbece 29 | Elmwood (picture) ..........e00. sn eteaabee - 174 Know and help your schools.......... inasane New books, Guide 06... ....<.0.8063 147, 176, 205 t SeEwRIGHT, JOHN (portrait)........ccc.e0- 165 : Ow TOUTE 8 oo s0'0 chu Sabeevesctewcas 52 7 | Enrolment and affiliation.... 14, 56, 80, 98, 11 It, 131 Land where hate should die, The (Denis A. OW FOR. 065s isn s hs Aaasaaaeneeb 52, 198 s | Ethics for teachers (editorial)...... eaves 143 MecCartuy quoted) eet eee ee cecceccees SD ew TS: 5 os cash cick ere ae Lees oo 76 mememics for teachers... ....00.0008 cccahenow "92, 140 Larger task, The (Ceditorial)....cccccscoscccse B88 New Mexico Journal of = or (quoted).. 28 ; Leadership ‘wanted SEDs 6 60cerccsccees 25 New N. E. A., The (opinion)........ bad bakin 9 4 | Facts every teacher should know.........++-- 55 Legislative commission ......... exsesrssesece. 2 pe JESSE Se eerner 152 Faith, By force of (opinion)...... coscocccoos 26 LieGEBe, Hawer EB. Camated)... .cccccccccoese Gf New report on school conditions. . ‘“ 96 4 | Farewell address |) a erry re my L ibrary Department (program).......sseee+- 116 me re 20, 52," 76, ‘97, 110, 145, 198 | Financing delegates ............. teseeseeeee 81 Libraries, free public (graph). secescccccccses 53 New York Evening Post (cartoon)........... 17 4 Finecan, Tuomas E. (portrait)............ -- 138° —, treasures in (poster) ....-+-+seesseseceeeees 176 New York Times (quoted)...... sesceseceeee 26 First representative assembly, Delegates of.. 199 Library Seals (CGUCRER) ce ccccccccccccccvcsess GQ Might @choais Op WNSiiibsss.sslucsccunsaeues 97 OE ES eS SGashieneebbnnnes wae 184 Life (poem) .........- oes eeeeeseeeees eediene ee Nomination of officers for Department. of Su- | Florida. Stee tenet rete eee eeeeeeees 49, 75 Life enlistments (editorial)..........0-.e.0.+ 195 POIMUEGEs o. 02 dsibbessaaeds ) coe S85, S80, 38 208 THE JOURNAL OF THE NATIONAL EDUCATION ASSOCIATION Page Normal school reorganization (editorial)...... 25 Normal Schools, Department of (program).... 115 Normal-school salaries (opinion)...........+. 27 North Carolina.............. «eee 52, 76, 97, 198 Notable Petition, A (editorial).............+. 194 Notes and announcements...... 15, 31, 58, 81, ror, 112, 117, 128, 145, 164, 196 Numbering of the JOURNAL..........eeeee008 I5 Officers, Department of Superintendence...... 84 — Past (table, 1886-1921)........+-.- Seccces 8S wt Ey A ee eee eee eee Pian ces 129 DC CUS ee Lee is ktsadeadtcene deen 29, 52, 97 Ohio school needs.............. ie eessewea ces 13 Oto Teacher (quoted)... .ccccccccccsccccce 62 SN AS a dado hae reece de scesccccisvecee 52, 110 Opportunity of the press (opinion)........... 26 MPMI s 2 oo cee s ccc cbeccecccescceseseces 3° 53 Organization and administration of the N. E. A. 61 Organization of local associations............ 119 Organized classroom teachers (Cornexia S. RAPS Pe rere ee rarer) Cee 104 Organizing the State association (R. O. Stoops) 70 oy 4) hae es Ree: ree 28 Our advertisers (editorial)..............-.++. 94 Our Association’s growth (Frep M. HunTer).. 159 Our National Association (editorial).......... 8 Outline of History (H. G. We_ts—quoted).. 27, 62 Pan-Pacific educational conference....... 125, 185 Payne, Epcar A. Two Iowa _ consolidated MEEPS Cee ere Te. tree 47 Peace, An essential of (quoted)....... Babak es 62 Pearse, Carrot, GARDNER (portrait)...... one Se IRS 5 adsddd dasdes deed avon s 53, 76, 145 Pennsylvania School Journal (quoted)........ 92 Pennsylvania State Education Association Spasems: Fi. MAS RY) 2 oie ccc cceacbcccecce 141 Perper, GeorcE WHartTON (quoted).......... 87. Petition for a Department of Education, frontis- niece. Philadeiphia Ledger (quoted).............24. 9 Physical Education, Department of (program). 115 Physical education in Sweden (Oswatp Hotm- SR kU RoGwah cs qo treks ses AER ACES SC coe 65 Physical education, Some moral aspects of SUED Sh one b'ea.6's-6 0s cc@atbadeaeess 191 Physical examination of children............. 101 Physical training creed............cscceeecce 60 | EE ee err re rer eee: 164 SS & Ser eee I —S SS 2 ee Pree Tee Se rere 39 Platform of progress—resolutions............ 120 Platform of service (editorial)............... I SAA en, Sie =, ee 59 Poems: Between midnight and morning (OWEN ae eee eee 188 ~—— In common things (Minot Jupson SAVAGE) 173 — Land where hate should die, The (Denis Pe: I tbh ab nb oats dewaheiwaeeens 68 — Life (Henry van DykE)..........-.+206- 136 Portraits: Aparr, CoRNELIA S...........-06- 170 CHAMBERLAIN. ARTHUR H............-+-4- 139 IIR En 55 0:4, wdionainls ease 3% 126 Crastres, J. W. and Hunter, Frep M..... 82 I: BOURNE dos oo cin dd ke eweMRTASe ses 165 UOAE, TOORAS. Thicoc ccc ccccescscoccece 138 GRAVES, FRANK PIERREPONT......++e0ee00% 143 BiANCEME, Mammon S....ocrcccccosecce seas 202 HarpinG, Presipent and Cabinet.......... 78 Hiccins, Mrs. Mitton P......... inclined 175 Hunter, Frep M..... bide SENNA ROSS BEE Meee, PRMNce. J..2.ccccccsceces ietocee 206 KELLEY, JAMES HERBERT.......2.0e00000+- 146 MARE: CANIN. Wass ccc gcnccccdedescess 33 Kerr, MINA ....... seesrepoeesadegedecs S98 POCEORN, JARPOR Licccccucccdevessvscece 245 Marsh, ArTHUR L........4+- SéakieeRee ss 144 Monaam, Warten P..wcciccccccccctscsccce 169 Moore, Ropert C...... aaehaeenie etbiinme-ne 201 PO, Wie Pc ESAAG « Baw 44 0 0bd00 jaRaaéces 200 Pearse, CARROLL GARDNER.......02+-0000% 168 NN OE kbd v5 0cndserennciedal Siiaa sss 164 Pye, CHaries F.......... otcsmtaatiecs 1390 ROOSEVELT, THEODORE ......-e+eeeeeesess 195 Sancer, WILLIAM T........ Nee ekeaeue TFT Seakinc, Ricwarp A...... cccbebsgecssees 199 Seertey, Homer H.......... Ab adteiuess 248 , COME Bas so cc ntsccs esssGebitecee 208 Suets, Banner A........cccecs Wtedsse. 83 Smits, Senator HoKE........ Seasicces 898 PIPE TP EET ET EE TEP Stertinc, SENATOR THOMAS......0+.0+0+. 162 Page —— TMOMAR, Crone Bos iiiccccccscccescecses 194 ee NEE Ns oan sh aaseoe ce 00.040.0 vicag wae — Towne, Georce L.........eceeees inal oo 298 — Towner, Horace MANN......--cceecceeess 74 — WiiiaMs, CHARL ORMOND.......-. ee — WILLIAMS, SHERMAN ......ccececeeees ie Privileges of membership (editorial)......... 17 Problems of tenure (JoseEpH SWAIN).......-. 13 Professional organization for results (ARTHUR H. CHAMBERLAIN) Program for city schools (R. J. Conpon).... 184 Programs of allied organizations, Tentative... 34 Progressive Teacher (quoted).........+-0e++++ 5 Public sentiment (ABRAHAM LINCOLN)....... 103 Pru, Cuartys F. (portrait)... ....cccccccccces 130 Reavis, Georce H. The State program in edu- ee ee EEE ETE COLLET PEYOTE TTT TT 137 Reorganization committee report.........++-- 2 Reservations for Des Moines..........++--++- 84 Resolutions at Des Moines............++++++- 120 Resolutions of Department of Superintendence. 77 Resolutions of representative assembly....... 151 EERE OEC ETC TRETTOUE CCITT tccee . RoosEvELT, THEODORE (quoted)........-.++.6- 106 ak y .., EFL ET TER PERO RT eT CETET YET TPE Te ee 195 Rural Education, Department of (program). 61, 116 oie MOONE OES: 00's 0 0 s50 6a csence geese ee Rural-teacher scholarship ........+.++- sccoue By Ryan, H. J. (quoted).......0..00. PP ee 123 Sabbatical year advocated (opinion)..........- 26 St. Paul, growth in public schools in (chart).. 110 Salt Lake City, Minutes of............eee6- 105 Salaries and standards (editorial)............ 9 Salaries, college and university...........-.. 59 Salute, The National................ eee 184 Sancer, WILLIAM T. (portrait).........+-6++ 171 Savace, Minot Jupson (poem).......+.++++: 173 Scholarship, rural-teacher ...........e.e+-++% 83 School Administration, Department of (pro- er ey eee ee Peer ee ee eee 116 School Board Journal (quoted)........-++++- 9 School Garden Association of America (pro- Ee are errr ee ee et 37 School motion pictures....-..-..-+.2+seeeees 58 School News of New Jersey (quoted)........ 193 School Patrons, Department of (program).... 116 School publicity in Oakland (ExizasetH Maptr- eS er ee ree ree 154 Schools the foundation (H. J. RYAN)......... 12: Scnutz, Cart G. (portrait)......--..+++-+++- 202 Science Instruction, Department of (program) 116 Searson, J. W. Accomplishments of the De- partment of Superintendent............. 78 — Silent partners in civilization............. 103 eet Rid, & 5:00 khcn iwi ohare &.0e ae 4 8 450.0 28, 62 SeEaAMAN, OwEN. Between midnight and morn- a cae 5a at SEAR AD ORME MR Rp AR 6 8d.s.0 010 188 Searinc, Ricwarp A. (portrait).............. 199 Secondary Education, Department of (program) 116 Secretary’s report at Des Moines............ 121 Sreercey, Homer H. (portrait)............--- 143 Shall armaments be reduced? (editorial)..... 195 Shall education be submerged? (editorial)..... 143 SHEEHAN, Tom. The greatest boys’ club...... 44 Shortage of trained teachers. Continued (edi- ES sched bananas bk ae htne pdt ne > eae kin oe 142 Silent partners in civilization (J. W. SEarson) 103 Situation in Congress educationally, The (edi- circ nic aa eheae es es ame a0 p-<2 0 123 Situ, Ernest A. (portrait)....... ivi Basan’ 83 Smitu, Senator Hoke (portrait)...........- Smith-Towner bill (See Towner-Sterling bill) SEE LE eee 53 South Carolina Education (quoted)........... 2 South Dakota..........cseeeses wees 76, 145, 198 NOS 6 a ai tains H50.00d0 Rh eenns 95 State associations (editorial)..........-+....++ 142 State association meetings, 1921 (editorial)... 163 State associations, secretaries of............. 146 State program in education, The (Grorce H. eS err rer ob eneneue ae 137 State school systems, Our............00- ccs) Oe IS I 6 in hike Oca eip inh. 0'0.0)e 0:80 Siheewe-e. are Status of the Department of Superintendence, Present (R. G. JONES)........0.eeeeeeeeees 127 STERLING, SENATOR THOMAS (portrait)........ 162 Stoors, R. O. Organizing the State associa- PE. o0s ans Dip sadn thecewennerieerdesetans Fe December, 1921 ; ace Page Stranger within our gates, The (WaLTer E. a aad Rl Wahl ad wie as Gimme on Sone! & Ach wg we 21 Strayer, Grorce D., chairman. Report of Commission on Emergency in Education.... 5 Stronger departments (editorial)............. 124 Summer training (opinion)................0. Superintendent’s responsibility in professional organization, The (editorial)............... 48 Supplement to January number............. - 16 Sure foundations (GgeorGE WILLIAM CuRTIS).. 39 Sway, JoserH. Problems of tenure......... 18 Teachers’ Council (cartoon).......... cesses. 93 Teacher’s part in administration of the school system (AGNES S. WINN).........ccccccce 20 Teacher situation—city schools............... II ‘Teacher, The true (R. E. MANCHESTER)..... 186 Teachers’ week in North Dakota............. 45 ‘Teaching a profession (opinion)............. 28 SRR ARERR ee ee 53, 198 Tenure—an important problem (CHarL Or- RNY WRMRMEAMNED o5wis ooc:8 40050 Seseinecvess 151 BOO GAS OCAMES. .. 0. ec cresereccscnsecsevess 79 Texas..... 9 AS ee 3 90, $3. 77> 148, 198 Tuomas, Georce B. (portrait)............... 194 ES ETE ee ore eee 27 ME OOIRD 65 nc scx cins et ticncestceavees 185 ureee, mammtion FOr... 0.0 cc oc ccccccccceoace 60 Ticert, J. J., new commissioner of education.. 108 eae anaes hem cet ache halclge 2 oF 122 Towne, Georce L. (portrait)..............6. 178 ‘TOWNER, CONGRESSMAN Horace MANN (por- RSENS: oe a a aA ere an 74 Towner-Sterling: bill; Comments on....9, 155, 156, 157, 158, 180 — Committee reports education bill.......... 41 — Editorials on 8, 25, 48. 74, 94, 108, 123, 143, 162 — Education and the Federal Government.... 155 — POPU WERTUS Of ERE.0...0 0.502 cceccsiseccces 74 — References to.........cccccccece 3, 5S» 79, 121 — Smith-Towner bill reported favorably...... 28 TREADWELL, HaRRIETTE (quoted)............. 72 TOUMPER, TAY (quoted)... cscs cccccencoes 152 Unemployment, Campaign to relieve.......... 181 Sn. SE are eee re eee 187 Union of teachers of England and Wales, The National (C. H. V/1LLIAMS)............00. 189 University of Virginia News Letter (quoted)... 27 65:56 5 ON nike Ranihioln bs dbie asad ek ae hima 30, 53 Utah’s educational program, 1920 (quoted).... 62 Vacation, The summer (editorial)............ 108 VANDEWALKER, Nina C, Department of Kin- ON TURNED a once cs 6 cnscceadcclee Cb Van Dyke, HENRY (quoted).............. 23, 136 MEER. Baidu NRARAn Ee Se tease os dese eantion 54 ORES ARS SIS an eee ea 10, 54, 97 Virginia Journal of Education (quoted)...... Visual Education Section (program).......... ° a 37 Vocational Education, Department of (program) 116 Watpo, D. B. Better salaries for better OO EER EES ere ie 135 COR OE CORPEDOED 4 6 ocicsicccctnecesnenes 191 War and navy appropriations vs. education NINE a5 4dr ba Se 0 al aed ie ae Sime eg NR 545 tsa a simian as WAetbeh 64.06 metAn 54, 98 Wasuincton, GeorcGeE (quoted)............... 45 Wealth and population vs. education.......... 153 Wetts, H. G. Outline of History (quoted). 27, 62 RN Nolan sc0:d Widiaik ada Wie ach ws oan 77 ea ook iw asada praia eaee 104 WEEN GOUEEEOS BUIITOWRs «cco ccnvecvcccccenes 41 Why college teachers should affiliate (editorial) 24 Wider Use of Schoolhouses, Department of RE TEE CONE et Pe i ie a 116 WiiiaMs, CHart Ormonp, Call to service, _ AR gS er reap Hoes 135 sin IN 8b ihe, a: teh hi Alaa ee 04-8 0 owe 119 — Tenure—an important problem............ 151 Wituiams, CHaries H. he National Union of teachers of England and Wales........ 189 Wi uiiaMs, SHERMAN (portrait).............. 177 Winn, Acnes S. Teacher’s part in adminis- tration of the school system............... 20 Weememter, A, TE. COpGOOE) ccc c ccccccsccess 9 Ng, isc iin cera: pidiatal Rabid. iach hie ache Ace 30, 54 Wisconsin Journal of Education (quoted)... 28, 30 A a se rea ae a reer AA eS sar