Discussion: Efficient Finance for the City
School System (ALBERT SHIELS), 616
Discussion: Leadership in Education (J.
H. BEVERIDGE), 626; (J. W. Mc-
CLINTON), 631; (FRED M. HUNTER),
620
Discussion: National Responsibility for
Education of the Colored People (JAMES
H. DILLARD), 566
Discussion: The New Responsibilities and
Opportunities Which the War Situation
Has Brought to the State Department
and the Schools (A. N. FARMER), 588
Discussion: Part-Time V. The Special
Teacher as the Economic Solution of the
Speech-Disorder Problem in Public
Schools (HECTOR L. BELISLE), 674;
(WILMER KINMAN), 675; (JOHN CHRIS-
TOPHER), 676
Discussion: Sectional Conferences and
Periods of Professional Improvement
Work for Teachers of High-School
Agriculture (A. K. GETMAN), 281
Discussion: War Problems: D. A Practi-
cal Program of Patriotic Instruction
(A. E. WINSHIP), 655
DUFFY, FRANK-The Reeducation of Our
Returning Disabled Soldiers after the
War, 251
Dutton, Betty A. (Necrology), 686
EARHART, WILL-The Essential Factor in
Musical Education, 316
Economy in Learning in Relation to
Economy of Time (ERNEST HORN), 526
Economy of Time in Elementary Educa-
tion, Report of the Committee on, 520
Education of the Adolescent in England
(FRANK ROSCOE), 188
Education, Agricultural, under the Smith-
Hughes Act (CHARLES A. GREATHOUSE),
269
Education in Agriculture, The New, Based
on Sound Pedagogy (WILLIAM R. HART),
287
Education, Character (MILTON FAIRCHILD),
Education of the Colored People, National
Responsibility for: A. The Status of
Negro Education (KELLY MILLER), 555;
B. The Nation's Responsibility to the
South for Negro Education (W. T. B.
WILLIAMS), 558; C. The Nation's Re-
sponsibility to Itself for Negro Education
and Its Constitutional Power to Render
Aid Thereto (ISAAC FISHER), 562; Dis-
cussion (JAMES H. DILLARD), 566
Education, The Emergency Council on
(DONALD J. COWLING), 200
Education toward the Formation of Moral
Character (DAVID SNEDDEN), 79
Education, Health Problems in (SALLY
LUCAS JEAN), 443
Education Is Preparation for Life (ARTHUR
E. HOLDER), 261
Education, The Life-Career Motive in
(WILLIAM L. ETTINGER), 42
Education, The National Emergency in
(GEORGE D. STRAYER), 129
Education and Our Democracy (W. C.
BAGLEY), 55
Education, Practical, under Federal Guid-
ance (ERNEST A. SMITH), 77
Education, The Present Emergency in
(GEORGE D. STRAYER), 205
Education, Secondary, The Emergency in
(GEORGE D. STRAYER), 187
Education and Special Training, The
Committee on (S. P. CAPEN), 205
Education, Vocational, under the Smith-
Hughes Act (C. A. PROSSER), 266
Education after the War (JAMES P. MUN-
ROE), 196
Education, War-Modified, and Illiteracy
(CORA WILSON STEWART), 117
Education, War-Modified, and the Rise
of the Common People thru It (A. E.
WINSHIP), 123
Education, War-Modified, the Teachers,
and the Schools (WALTER R. SIDERS),
115
Educational Administration, Centralizing
Tendencies in: A. Limitations of State
Control in Education (PAYSON SMITH),
490; B. The County as a Unit for Local
Administration (ALBERT S. Cook), 493;
C. The Township as a Unit for Local
Administration (R. B. TEITRICK), 497;
D. How a State Department May
Stimulate Local Initiative and Increase
Efficiency (GEORGE D. STRAYER), 501;
Discussion (C. P. CARY), 504
Educational Agency, A New (GUY STANTON
FORD), 207
Educational Aims, Modern, The Relation
of the High-School Library to (J. A.
CHURCHILL), 457
Efficiency, New World-
Standards of (MARTIN G. BRUMBAUGH),
84
Educational Publications, Department of,
Secretary's Minutes, 465
Educational Values of War, Some (G.
STANLEY HALL), 96
ELDRED, ARVIE-War Problems: B. Con-
servation of Resources-School Savings
Banks and Thrift Education, 645
Elementary Education, Department of,
Secretary's Minutes, 157
Elementary-School Committee, Report of
the: Library Cooperation with the
Junior Red Cross (ANNIE S. Cutter),
452
Emergency Council on Education, The
(DONALD J. COWLING), 200
Enforcement of the United States Child
Labor Law (GRACE ABBOTT), 657
English, Spoken, as a Factor in Americani-
zation (EARL BARNES), 171
Enlistment of the Profession, The (CAR-
ROLL G. PEARSE), 66
ENNIS, ISABEL A.-Causes of the Present
Shortage of Teachers, 387
Ethical Values, A Better Appreciation of,
Discussion (A. R. BRUBACHER), 164;
(N. H. CHANEY), 166
ETTINGER, WILLIAM L.-The Life-Career
Motive in Education, 42
FAHEY, SARA H.-The Training of
Teachers as a Factor in Establishing
Professional Standards, 382
FAIR, P. C.-The County Superintendency
and Its Problem, 593
FAIRCHILD, MILTON-Character Educa-
tion, 120
FARMER, A. N.-Discussion: The New
Responsibilities and Opportunities
Which the War Situation Has Brought
to the State Department and the Schools,
588
Federal Aid and the Training of Teachers,
Report of Committee on (JOHN A. H.
KEITH), 214
Feeble-Minded, After-School Care of the
(CHARLOTTE STEINBACH), 309
Finance, Efficient, for the City School
System (FRANK W. BALLOU), 613
Financial Needs of the School, Educating
the Public to (GEORGE D. STRAYER), 609
Financing the Public Schools (E. C.
HARTWELL), 605
FINEGAN, THOMAS E.-Training for Na-
tional Service, 59
FINLEY, JOHN HUSTON-A Message from
France, 552
FISHER, ISAAC-National Responsibility
for Education of the Colored People:
C. The Nation's Responsibility to Itself
for Negro Education and Its Constitu-
tional Power to Render Aid Thereto, 562
Food Supply, The World's, and Woman's
Obligation (JANE ADDAMS), 108
FORD, GUY STANTON-A New Educational
Agency, 207
Foreign Service, Commercial Education in
Preparation for (GLEN LEVIN Swiggett),
238
Foreign Service, Why Should the Govern-
ment Train for? (GLEN LEVIN SWIG-
GETT), 71
FURST, CLYDE-Opportunity and Leader-
ship in American Education: C. The
Place of the Educational Foundation, 515
General Committees, 27
General Federation of Women's Clubs
(MARY E. PARKER), 427
General Sessions of the Association, 29
GERWIG, GEORGE W.-War Policies for
Schools, 375
GETMAN, A. K.-Discussion: Sectional
Conferences and Periods of Professional
Improvement Work for Teachers of
High-School Agriculture, 281
GREATHOUSE, CHARLES A.-Agricultural
Education under the Smith-Hughes Act,
269
GREENE, E. B.-The Problems of Histor-
ical Scholarship and Teaching as Affected
by the War, 199
GREGORY, HELEN L.-Effective Health
Education thru Public Schools, 357
GRISWOLD, MARVIN E.-School Budgets
and School Finance, 367
Gulick, Luther Halsey (Necrology), 687
HALL, DR. G. STANLEY-A General Survey
of Child-Study, 332; Some Educational
Values of War, 96
HAMILTON, SAMUEL-Address of Welcome
30
HARDING, MRS. Charles F.-President's
Address, 421
HART, WILLIAM R.-The New Education
in Agriculture Based on Sound Pedagogy,
287
HARTWELL, E. C.-Financing the Public
Schools, 605
HARVEY, MARIE TURNER-Rural Schools
in the War, 438
HAYES, MRS. THOMAS W.-Rural School
as a Social Center, 602
Health Education, Effective, thru Public
Schools (HELEN L. GREGORY), 357
Health Education, A National Program of
(THOMAS D. WOOD), 144
Health Problems in Education (SALLY
LUCAS JEAN), 443
Health of School Children, Conserving the
(SARAH M. HOBSON), 432
HEDGER, CAROLINE-The Kindergarten as
a Factor in Americanization, 167
Higher Education, Department of, Sec-
retary's Minutes, 191
High-School Boys, Selecting Books for
(EDWIN L. MILLER), 449
High-School Library, The Relation of the,
to Modern Educational Aims (J. A.
CHURCHILL), 457
High-School Library Standardization Aims
from the Point of View of the School
Administration (JESSE H. NEWLON),
High School, Physical Education in, in the
Present Emergency (W. S. SMALL), 181
High-School Student, The, and the Book
(ROBERT J. ALEY), 454
HILL, LAWRENCE L.-Physical Education
in Rural Schools, 347
Historical Scholarship and Teaching as
Affected by the War, The Problems of
(E. B. GREENE), 199
HUNT, CLARA W.-The Child and the
Book in War Times, 448
HUNTER, FRED M.-Discussion: Leader-
ship in Education: A. Leadership as
Found Today in Instruction in Inter-
preting the Curriculum: I. In the Super-
intendent, 620; Needed Modifications
in Textbooks as Shown by the War, 465
Hygiene, Mental (DR. WILLIAM H. BURN-
HAM), 329
Ideals, Some, for Deans (MARY W.
WOOLLEY), 411
Illiteracy, War-Modified Education and
(CORA WILSON STEWART), 117
Industrial Employment, Does the Special
Class Equip the Pupils for? (Ë. R.
WHITNEY), 310
Industry, Preparing the Boy for (Louis L.
PARK), 259
Interpretation, An, of Life in Terms of
Beauty and of Color in Terms of Music
(MAUD M. MILES), 91
Introductory Address (ALBERT WUNDER-
LICH), 360
Ireland, John (Necrology), 688
JEAN, SALLY LUCAS-Health Problems in
Education, 443
Journal of Proceedings, 21
JOYNER, J. Y.-Discussion: Centralizing
Tendencies in Educational Administra-
tion, 506
Junior Red Cross, Library Cooperation
with the (EFFIE L. POWER), 461
Junior Red Cross Organizations in Rural
Schools, Practicable Library Coopera-
tion with (O. S. RICE), 450
Junior Red Cross, Work and Scope of
(HENRY NOBLE MCCRACKEN), 576°
Keane, John Joseph (Necrology), 688
KEELER, FRED L.-The New Responsi-
bilities and Opportunities Which the War
Situation Has Brought to the State
Department and the Schools, 583
KEITH, JOHN A. H.-Report of Committee
on Federal Aid and the Training of
Teachers, 214
KENDALL, CALVIN N.-Address of Wel-
come, 481; School Practice as Affected
by the Reports of the Committee on
Economy of Time, 531
KERR, MINA-The College Community
Life as an Opportunity for Socialization,
KIDNER, T. B.-Vocational Reeducation of
Disabled Soldiers-Canada's Experience,
264
KIEHLE, DAVID PRITCHARD (Necrology),
686
KILPATRICK, VAN EVERIE-Americaniza-
tion thru School Gardens, 174
KILPATRICK, WILLIAM H.-The Problem-
Project Attack in Organization, Subject-
Matter, and Teaching, 528
Kindergarten Education, Department of,
Secretary's Minutes, 151
Kindergarten, The, as a Factor in Ameri-
canization (CAROLINE HEDGER), 167
KINNAN, WILMER-Discussion: Part-Time
V. The Special Teacher as the Econ-
omic Solution of the Speech-Disorder
Problem in Public Schools, 675
Knapp, Warren E. (Necrology), 689
KORDSIEMON, ANNA M.-Overcoming the
Objection of Parents to the Special Class
-Can It Be Done? How? 307
Kraus-Boelte, Marie (Necrology), 686
LANE, FRANKLIN K.-The New American-
ism, 104
Leadership in Education: A. Leadership
as Found Today in Instruction in
Interpreting the Curriculum: I. In the
Superintendent (Z. C. THORNBURG),
618; (FRED M. HUNTER), 620; II. In
Principals and Supervisors (R. O.
STOOPS), 623; (J. H. BEVERIDGE), 626;
B. How Leadership in Making New
Adjustments in Education Must Be Pro-
vided (ERNEST HORN), 628; Discussion
(J. W. MCCLINTON), 631; C. Direct
Instruction in Citizenship in the High
School (MILTON BENNION), 632; (H. B.
WILSON), 636; D. Thrift in Relation to
Public Schools (LAURA M. SMITH), 638
LELAND, ABBY PORTER-Scouting Educa-
tion for Girls, 579
Leupp, Francis E. (Necrology),
Library Cooperation with the Junior Red
Cross (EFFIE L. POWER), 461
Library Cooperation, Practicable, with
Junior Red Cross Organizations in Rural
Schools (O. S. RICE), 450
Library Department, Secretary's Minutes,
447
Library Service, War (WILLIAM H. BRETT),
461
Life-Career Motive in Education, The
(WILLIAM L. ETTINGER), 42
LONG, MRS. CHARLES-Report of Com-
mittee on Education, National Council of
Jewish Women, 425; Report of Penn-
sylvania Department of School Patrons,
427
LUCKEY, BERTHA M.-The Practical Value
of Psychological Tests-Do They Find
the Bright and Dull Pupils? 298
LUCKEY, DR. G. W. A.-The Mental
Development of Children, 326
MCCLINTON, J. W.-Discussion: Leader-
ship in Education: B. How Leadership
in Making New Adjustments in Educa-
tion Must Be Provided, 631
MCCONATHY, OSBOURNE-In What Direc-
tion Is Public Music Education Tending?
320
MACCRACKEN, HENRY NOBLE-Work and
Scope of the Junior Red Cross, 576
MACCRACKEN, JOHN H.-The Bill for a
National Department of Education, 191
MCELROY, ROBERT M.-Patriotism-Past,
Present, and Future, 94
MCLEAN, KATHRYN SISSON-Opportunity
and Leadership in American Education:
B. The Place of the Educational Institu-
tion for Women, 511
MCNAUGHT, MARGARET S.-Guarding the
Schools in War Time, 435
MACVAY, ANNA P.-Cooperation between
School and College in Character Forma-
tion, 414
Maintaining an Adequate Supply of
Teachers without Lowering Standards
(J. ASBURY PITMAN), 226; (THOMAS W.
BUTCHER), 229
Manual Arts for Social Needs and for
Daily Living (JOHN G. THOMPSON), 158
MARTIN, GERTRUDE S.-Report of the
Association of Collegiate Alumnae for
the Year 1917-18, 422
Mental Development of Children, The
(DR. G. W. A. LUCKEY), 326
Mental Hygiene (DR. WILLIAM H. BURN-
HAM), 329
MERRITT, ELLA ARVILLA-What the Gov-
ernment Is Doing to Conserve Child
Life, 152
Message from France, A (JOHN HUSTON
FINLEY), 552
MILES, MAUD M.-An Interpretation of
Life in Terms of Beauty and of Color in
Terms of Music, 91
MILLER, EDWIN L.-Selecting Books for
High-School Boys, 449
MILLER, KELLY-National Responsibility
for Education of the Colored People:
A. The Status of Negro Education, 555
Mitchill, Theodore C. (Necrology), 689
Modifications, Needed, in Textbooks as
Shown by the War (FRED M. HUNTER),
465
MOORE, ELLA ADAMS-Report of the Com-
mittee on Vocational Supervision, 433
Moral Character, Education toward the
Formation of (DAVID SNEDDEN), 79
Mothers of Democracy (MRS. TAYLOR
ALLERDICE), 178
MUNROE, JAMES P.-Education after the
War, 196; The Readjustment of the
School from the Viewpoint of a Manu-
facturer, 265
Music Education, Department of, Sec-
retary's Minutes, 315
Music Education, In What Direction Is
Public, Tending? (OSBOURNE Mc-
CONATHY), 320
Musical Education, The Essential Factor
in (WILL EARHART), 316
Nation, The, and the Crisis in Its Schools
(JOSEPH SWAIN), 45
Nation, The, at War (JAMES A. B.
SCHERER), 49
National Council of Education, Secretary's
Minutes (Pittsburgh Meeting), 135
National Council of Jewish Women, Report
of Committee on Education (MRS.
CHARLES LONG), 425
National Department of Education, The
Bill for a (JOHN H. MACCRACKEN), 191
National Emergency in Education, The
(GEORGE D. STRAYER), 129
National Program of Health Education,
A (THOMAS D. WOOD), 144
National Service, Thrift and (Frank A.
VANDERLIP), 127
National Service, Training for (THOMAS E.
FINEGAN), 59
National Service, Training for, in Normal
Schools (L. D. COFFMAN), 209
Necrology, 847
New Civilization, The Building of the
(MARY C. C. BRADFORD), 34
New Internationalism, The Rôle of Woman
in the (MRS. LOUIS F. POST), 74
NEWLON, JESSE H.-High-School Library
Standardization Aims from the Point of
View of the School Administration, 460
NOLAN, ARETAS W.-Project Methods in
Teacher Training in Vocational Agri-
culture, 275
Normal School, Bringing the College to the
(GEORGE M. PHILIPS), 220
Normal Schools, Coordination of Theory
and Practice in (H. A. SPRAGUE), 212
Normal Schools, Department of, Secre-
tary's Minutes (Atlantic City Meeting),
Normal Schools, Department of, Secre-
tary's Minutes, (Pittsburgh Meeting),
209
Normal Schools, Training for National
Service in (L. D. COFFMAN), 209
Officers for 1917-18, 15
O'KEEFE, DAVID H. Commercial-
Education Statistics, 240
Organization of Social Life Where There
Are No Dormitories, and Housing
Students under Such Conditions (BER-
NICE E. SANFORD), 393
PALMER, F. E.-War Problems: A.
Economy of Time-A Twelve Months,
School, Divided into Four Quarters, 641
PARK, LOUIS L.-Preparing the Boy for
Industry, 259
PARKER, MARY E.-General Federation of
Women's Clubs, 427
Patriotism-Past, Present, and Future
(ROBERT M. MCELROY), 94
Patriotism of War Savings, The (S. W.
STRAUS), 137
Pattengill, Henry Romaine (Necrology),
687
PEARSE, CARROLL G.-The Enlistment of
the Profession, 66
Pennsylvania Department of School
Patrons, Report of (MRS. CHARLES
LONG), 427
PERKINS, MRS. CHARLES A.-The Re-
sponsibility of Boards of Education, 377
PETERSON, FREDERICK-The Reconstruc-
tion of the Race, 68
PHILIPS, GEORGE M.-Bring the College
to the Normal School, 220
PHILLIPS, D. E.—The War and University
Physical Education, Creed of (RANDALL D.
WARDEN), 350
Physical Education, Department of, Sec-
retary's Minutes, 339
Physical Education, Effects of, on School
Morale. (MAY H. PRENTICE), 345
Physical Education in the High School in
The Present Emergency (W. S. SMALL),
181
Physical Education, The Influence of, on
the Development of the Individual (S. H.
REPLOGLE), 343
Physical Education in Rural Schools
(LAWRENCE L. HILL), 347
Physical Education, The Strength of a
Nation Promoted thru (W. FOWLER
BUCKE), 340
Physical Growth of Children, What
Teachers Ought to Know about the
(DR. JOHN M. TYLER), 323
Physical Welfare Work with School Chil-
dren in War Times: A. The Vital
Necessity of Physical Training for the
Country Boy and Girl (DUDLEY A.
SARGENT), 677; B. Principles Under-
lying Minimum Essentials of Exercises
(WILLIAM A. STECHER), 681
PITMAN, J. ASBURY-Maintaining
Adequate Supply of Teachers without
Lowering Standards, 226
Policy, The, of New York State with
Regard to Physical Training (JAMES G.
RIGGS), 352
POST, MRS. LOUIS F.-The Rôle of Woman
in the New Internationalism, 74
POWER, EFFIE L.-Library Cooperation
with the Junior Red Cross, 461
Practical Education under Federal Guid-
ance (ERNEST A. SMITH), 77
PRENTICE, MAY H.-Effects of Physical
Education on School Morale, 345
Preparation for Life, Education Is (ARTHUR
E. HOLDER), 261
Preparing the Boy for Industry (Louis L.
PARK), 259
President, What a Dean May Rightly
Expect from a (FLORENCE L. RICHARDS),
399
President, What the Dean May Rightly
Expect from the (HELEN M. SMITH), 397
President's Address (MARY C. C. BRAD-`
FORD), 34; (MRS. CHARLES F. HARDING),
421
PRESTON, JOSEPHINE CORLISS-Response
to Addresses of Welcome, 32
PRINCE, LUCINDA W.-College Women in
Business, 409
Problem-Project Attack, The, in Organi-
zation, Subject-Matter, and Teaching
(WILLIAM H. KILPATRICK), 528
Problems, The, of Historical Scholarship
and Teaching as Affected by the War
(E. B. GREENE), 199
Professional Standards, The Training of
Teachers as a Factor in Establishing
(SARA H. FAHEY), 382
Professional Subjects, The Distinction
between Academic and (W. C. BAGLEY),
Program, The New, of the National Educa-
tion Association-an Opportunity and a
Responsibility (NATHAN C. SCHAEFFER),
38
Project Methods in Teacher-Training
Courses (W. S. TAYLOR), 276
Project Methods in Teacher Training
in Vocational Agriculture (Aretus W.
NOLAN), 275
PROSSER, C. A.-Vocational Education
under the Smith-Hughes Act, 266
Psychological Tests, The Practical Value
of-Do They Find the Bright and Dull
Pupils? (FRANK CODY), 302; (BERTHA
M. LUCKEY), 298; (A. H. SUTHERLAND),
300
Public Education, Why the Cost of, Is
Increasing (JOHN D. SHOOP), 607
Public High School, Deaning in the
(JANET M. PURDUE), 404
Public Schools, Effective Health Educa-
tion thru (HELEN L. GREGORY), 357
Public Schools, Financing the (E. C. HART-
WELL), 605
Public Schools, Thrift in the (ARTHUR H.
CHAMBERLAIN), 140
PURDUE, JANET M.-Deaning in the Public
High School, 404
Readjustment, The, of the School from the
Viewpoint of a Manufacturer (JAMES P.
MUNROE), 265
Rebuilding of Civilization thru the Schools,
The (KATHERINE DEVEREUX BLAKE),
124
Reconstruction, The American Homemaker
and (ADELAIDE STEELE BAYLOR), 253
Reconstruction of the Race, The
(FREDERICK PETERSON) 68
Reeducation, The, of Our Returning Dis-
abled Soldiers after the War (FRANK
DUFFY), 251
Reeducation, Vocational, of Disabled
Soldiers Canada's Experience (T. B.
KIDNER), 264
Rehabilitation, The, of Disabled Soldiers
and Sailors or Victims of Industry
(CHARLES H. WINSLOW), 268
REPLOGLE, S. H.-The Influence of Physi-
cal Education on the Development of
the Individual, 343
Report of the Association of Collegiate
Alumnae for the Year 1917-18 (GER-
TRUDE S. MARTIN), 422
Report of Commission on Administrative
Legislation, 535
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