Caldwell, O. W., 778, 1932.

Calgary, Alberta. Protestant public school board,

1174.

CALIFORNIA. UNIVERSITY. PLAY SCHOOL, 1606.
Call, A. P., 395 (5).

CALLAO, PERU, education, 594.

CAMBERWELL, ENG. MARY DATCHELOR GIRLS'
SCHOOL, 563.

CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY, 93, 105.
Campbell, E. E., 304, 498.

Campbell, P. L., 176 (10).
CAMPS, 914.

CANADA, education, 591, 1301 (30); higher education,
281, 699; industrial education, 755; rural schools,
460.

Canada. Royal commission on industrial training
and technical education, 531, 755.
Canby, H. S., 627, 1345.

CANNING CLUBS, 545. See also AGRICULTURAL
CLUBS.

CHASSAVANT METHOD, 53.

Chater, A. G., 1614.

CHAUTAUQUA, 1273, 1280, 1281.
Chauvet, Paul, 934.

CHEMISTRY, home work, 392 (3); teaching, 1310, 1961.
Cheney, Howell, 2042.

CHICAGO. UNIVERSITY, affiliated high schools, 1373;
University high school, 2045.

Chicago. University, Francis W. Parker school,
1506.

CHILD LABOR, 180 (9), 813, 1144, 1146, 1150, 1153.
CHILD STUDY, 26-31, 118, 120, 177 (15), 216–221,
428-432, 605-619, 721 (23), 883-909, 876, 1338-1342,
1494-1505, 1699-1715, 1910-1925.

CHILD WELFARE, 129-130, 336-338, 397 (4), 521,
743-744, 819 (16), 1144–1153, 1304 (10), 1612-1614,
1820.

CHILDREN, country v. city, 1592; diseases, 721 (9)-
(10), 724, 1803, 1806, 2022; education, 177 (54), 397
(3), 1304 (7) (8), 1306 (5) (13), 1968; feeding, 309,
1102-1103, 1420, 1583, 1657 (23), 2059; health, 1304
(11), 1657 (11); in Chicago stockyards, 721 (8);
mortality, 721 (19); speech defects, 1804; vocabu-
laries, 883.

CHILDREN'S LITERATURE 166. 177 (73), 829 (3), 1287,
1291, 1651, 2087.

Childs, W. L., 325.

CHINA, agricultural education, 773; education, 407,
836; industrial education, 758.

Chisholm, Catherine, 785.

Cholmeley, R. F., 265.

Chomley, V. I., 1678.

CHRISTIAN STUDENT MOVEMENT, 1305 (2).

Christie, G. I., 802 (16).

Chrysler, M. A., 448.

Chubb, Percival, 41.

Church, Olive F., 397 (6).

CHURCH AND EDUCATION, 749, 1161, 1327, 1619. See

also BIBLE IN SCHOOLS.

CHURCH COLLEGES. See DENOMINATIONAL COL

LEGES.

CHURCH SCHOOLS, 1158, 1301 (17) (18). See also

PAROCHIAL SCHOOLS.

CHURCHES. See RURAL CHURCHES.

Churchill, J. A., 1933.

Churchill, T. W., 1070.

Churchman, P. H., 1511.

CINCINNATI, continuation schools, 177 (17), 811 (13);
cooperative schools, 1434; public schools, 196;
vocational guidance, 543.

Cincinnati schoolmasters' club, 1019.

Cincinnati. University, 90.

CINEMATOGRAPH. See MOVING PICTURES.

CITIES, education, 824 (3) (4), 1592.

CITY SCHOOL SYSTEMS, 1301 (6), 1410.

CIVIC EDUCATION, 542, 642, 815 (1), 827 (7), 1237–1241,
1304 (5), 1455-1456, 1657 (10), 1666 (18), 1857-1858,
2065-2068.

CIVIC UNIVERSITIES. See UNIVERSITIES AND COL-
LEGES, city.

CIVICS, teaching, 177 (7), 801 (9), 807 (3)–(5), 825 (6),
827 (24), 1657 (25) (26), 1733.

Clair, Helen L., 1431.

1902.

Charters, W. W., 824 (8).

Clark, C. P., 1512.

Clark, Edna O., 1972 (3).

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Clark, H F., 292.

Clark, Harry, 805 (6).

Clark, L. P., 608.

Clark, R. McC., 2025.

Clark, T. A., 928.

Clark, Taliaferro, 1304 (11).

Clark, W. A., 1475 (1).
Clarke, C. P. S., 1159.

Clarke, J. E., 525.

CLASSICAL EDUCATION. See LIBERAL EDUCATION.
CLASSICS, teaching, elementary grades, 1889 (15).
Claxton, P. P., 176 (12), 177 (30), 394 (2), 587, 834,
1301, 1304 (1), 1471 (12), 1664 (1) (5), 1888 (9).
Cleary, Frances, 1475 (3).

Clement, E. H., 795.

Clendenen, T. C., 14.

CLEVELAND, OHIO., medical inspection, 1419.

Clewell, H. E., 778.

Clifton, H. T., 1003.

CLINICS, School, 722, 1110.

Clopper, E. N., 813 (2).

Close, Egbert, 293.

CLUBS, 815 (8). See also AGRICULTURAL CLUBS,

BOYS' CLUBS; CANNING CLUBS.

Coaracy, V. de Vivaldi-, 1199.

Coates, T. J., 1658 (3).

Cobb, Ernest, 808 (2).

Cocks, O. G., 1469 (3).

Cody, Sherwin, 1176.

COEDUCATION, 155, 157, 369, 562, 786, 789, 818 (1);
1249, 1252, 1663 (3), 2070. See also CoORDINATE
COLLEGES; SEGREGATION.

Coffeen, E. L., 814 (1).

Coffey, R. V., 1656 (15).

Coffin, J. H., 331.

Coffman, Bertie, 398 (2).

Coffman, L. D., 177 (19), 178 (3), 181 (2), 435.

Coggeshall, Thomas, 476.

Cohn, G., 280.

Cohn, Konrad, 721 (20).

Coit, H. L., 721 (19).

Cole, P. R., 1177.

Colebank, G. H., 546.

Coleman, N. F., 320.

College entrance examination board, 1785.

COLLEGE ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS, 97, 176 (10) (38)
(53), 805 (1), 808 (3), 1662 (8), 1785.
COLLEGE LIFE. See COLLEGE STUDENTS.
COLLEGE OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK, 2068 (6) (8).
COLLEGE PRESIDENTS, 176 (44).

COLLEGE PROFESSORS, 176 (14), 1021, 1040, 1048, 1782.
COLLEGE STUDENTS, 88, 695, 819 (20), 1050, 1058, 1065,

1391, 1662 (5)-(7), 1786.

COLLEGES. See UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES.

Collier, T. F., 5 (5).

Collins, E. W. Bagster-, 1766 (11).

Collins, J. V., 392 (7), 488.

Collins, V. L., 1038.

COLORADO, health departments, 177 (64); rural

schools, 1973; vocational education, 1839.

Colquitt, O. B., 1664 (8).

Colson, F. H., 1243.

Colton, Elizabeth A., 182 (1), 805 (5).

Coltrane, E. J., 1370 (3).

COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY, 688; school of journalism,

1235.

COLUMBUS, GA., industrial education, 819 (14).
Colwell, N. P., 1301 (3).

COMMENCEMENTS, county, 1752; rural school, 1889
(10).

COMMERCIAL EDUCATION. See BUSINESS EDUCA-
TION.

Commission for the study of the adolescent period,
2039.

COMMUNITY AND SCHOOL, 542, 820 (4) (5), 828 (2),
830 (3), 859, 1302 (2), 1304 (8), 1306 (10) (11), (15),
1307 (2), 1311 (12), 1471 (2) (13)-(15), 1656 (5), 1657
(8) (25), 1658 (4) (19), 1661 (4), 1665 (6), 1889 (12).
COMMUNITY CENTERS. See RECREATION CENTER8;
SCHOOLS AS SOCIAL CENTERS.

COMPOSITION. See ENGLISH LANGUAGE, composi-
tion.

COMPOSITION SCALES, 233, 1709, 1913.

COMPULSORY EDUCATION, 107, 379, 569, 577, 1075, 1657
(14); bibliography, 577 (VI); continuation schools,
180 (10), 752 (3).

Comstock, Anna B., 228, 984.

Comstock, Sarah, 384.

CONCORD SCHOOL OF PHILOSOPHY, 1035.

Condon, R. J., 177 (17), 1434.

Conference for education in the South, 1471; Com-

mittee on household management, 1471 (1).
CONGRÈS INTERNATIONAL D'ENSEIGNEMENT MÉNA-
GER, 1215.

CONGRÈS NATIONAL DE LA FÉDERATION FÉMINISTE
UNIVERSITAIRE, 369.

Connelly, C. B., 827 (11).
Connolly, Louise, 2086.
Conover, Milton, 1558.

Conradi, Edward, 393 (2).

CONSOLIDATION OF SCHOOLS, 257, 394 (7), 828 (3), 990,
992, 999, 1758, 1763, 1889 (11). See also RURAL
SCHOOLS.

Constant, F. H., 817 (12).

CONTINUATION SCHOOLS, 177 (7), 180 (10), 346, 374-
375, 379, 571, 573, 752 (3), 798-800, 811 (11) (13), 1272,
1274-1275, 1277, 1466, 1665 (12), 1834.

Cook, F. L., 1889 (4).

Cook, H. R. M., 1071, 1887 (2).

Cook, J. W., 815 (3), 1988.

Cook, W. A., 920, 1976.

COOK COUNTY, ILL., rural schools, 73, 1541.
Cooley, E. G., 2084.

Cooley, R. L., 1275, 1435, 1445 (1).

Coombs, F. E., 43.

Coon, C. L., 1661 (12).

Cooper, C. S., 1575, 1320, 1679, 1688, 1811, 1995.

Cooper, E. N., 1321.

Cooper, V. A., 1306 (18).

COOPERATIVE SYSTEM OF EDUCATION. See PART-

TIME EDUCATION.

COORDINATE COLLEGES, 159, 559, 818 (3). See also

COEDUCATION; SEGREGATION.

COORDINATION OF STUDIES. See CORRELATION OF

STUDIES.

Cope, Ellen, 780.

Cope, H. F., 131.

Copeland, E. B., 1513.

Corbin, A. E., 812 (2).

Corbin, Alice M., 428, 827 (15).

CORDA FRATRES, 1655.

Cordery, E. E., 1514.

Cornell, W. S., 829 (7).

CORNELL UNIVERSITY. VETERINARY COLLEGE, 150.
CORPORAL PUNISHMENT, 704.

CORPORATION SCHOOLS, 811-812.

CORRELATION OF STUDIES, 18, 632.

Corson, O. T., 11, 1666 (5).

Corwin, E. H. Lewinski-, 1110.

Corwin, R. W., 177 (29) (64).
COSMOPOLITAN CLUBS, 1056.

COSMOPOLITAN HIGH SCHOOLS, 177 (38).

Cotton, F. A., 332.

Couffer, U. G., 402.

Coulter, J. G., 44, 229.

Coulter, V. C., 1576.

Coulton, G. G., 183.

Council of church boards of education in the United

States, 809.

Council of teachers of English, 647.

COUNTRY CHURCHES, 665, 987.

COUNTRY LIFE. See RURAL LIFE.
COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL, 1657 (13).
COUNTY LIBRARIES, 1282, 1471 (19).
COUNTY SCHOOL UNIT, 824 (8), 2003.

COURSE OF STUDY. See CURRICULUM.
Courtis, 8. A., 609.

COURTIS TESTS, 301.

Courtney, Janet E., 154.

Cousins, Kathleen G., 1770.

Covey, G. H., 1888 (2).

Cowan, Elizabeth L., 1657 (24).

Cowles, Julia D., 620.

Coxhead, G. E. S., 929.

Crabbe, J. G., 1658 (5).

Crabtree, J. W.,815 (10), 1020, 1330.

Crafts, W. F., 2036.

Cragun, J. B., 1515.

Craick, W. A., 281.

Craig, Clara E., 453.

Craighead, E. B., 177 (43), 403.

Craik, Sir Henry, 1406.

Crain, C. M., 612.

Crampton, C. W., 501,721 (12), 1416.

Crane, A. G., 826 (9).

Crawshaw, F. D., 532, 1436.

CRETE, NEBR., domestic science plan, 364.

CRIPPLES, education, 163, 1266, 1269, 1869; physical

CURRICULUM, 177 (13) (19) (20) (22), 493, 700 (4),
712, 815 (12), 819 (21), 865, 1309 (1), 1413, 1534,
1662 (2)-(4), 1796; elementary schools, 823
(9), 1698, 1835, 2002; high schools, 176 (10), 177
(40), 1001, 1004-1005, 1309 (7), 1576, 1664 (11),
1764-1765, 1767, 1769; kindergartens, 1309 (8);
normal schools, 177 (48); rural schools, 1306 (21);
universities and colleges, 827 (19), 2032.
Curtis, Elnora W., 1689.

Curtis, Fanniebelle, 175 (3).

Curtis, H. S., 65, 458, 511, 1126.

CURTIS, H. S., 327.

Cutten, G. B., 2032.

Cutting, R. F., 2068 (2).

CYCLOPEDIAS, educational, 6.

D.

Dabney, C. W., 90, 176 (5), 815 (7), 1021.
Dadachanji, K. K., 1584.

Dadisman, S. H., 66, 394 (7).

Dakin, W. S., 1550.

Dallenbach, K. M., 887, 1496.

Dally, J. F. H., 610.

Dalton, W. B., 180 (5).

Dana, C. L., 2017.

Daniel, R. B., 819 (14), 1471 (16).

Dann, Hollis, 1934.

Danner, Vernice E., 1817.

Darr, Irene, 701 (10).

Darst, E. L., 1331.

DARTMOUTH COLLEGE, 285, 1792.

DATCHELOR GIRLS' SCHOOL, CAMBERWELL, ENG.,

563.

Dau, W. H. T., 1301 (17).

Davenport, Eugene, 802 (6) (12), 1437, 2043.

Davenport, F. Isabel, 1772.

Davidson, J. B., 680 (4).

Davidson, N. J., 91.

Davidson, W. M., 177 (21).

Davies, G. R., 611.

Davies, Henry, 963.

education, 2026.

Crocheron, B. H., 985.

CRONE, F. L., 581.

Crossfield, R. H., 1657 (5).

Crosswell, J. G., 1766 (6).

Crowley, R. H., 308, 502.

Cruchet, René, 1039.

Cruickshank, L. D., 722.

Crump, A. B., 1886 (3).

Cubberley, E. P., 63, 190, 253, 700 (6), 1072, 1766 (4).
Culter, H. M., 64.

CULTURAL EDUCATION. See LIBERAL EDUCATION.
CULTURE, 701 (3), 880; French, 1892.

Cummins, Patrick, 1653 (2).

Cummins, R. A., 660, 2078.

Cunliffe, J. W., 589.

Cunningham, J. H., 1583.

CURRENT EDUCATIONAL CONDITIONS, 9-12, 189-201,
401-412, 585-598, 835-854, 1304 (6), 1320-1328,
1480-1487, 1653 (7), 1657 (1)–(3), 1674-1683, 1891-
1897.

Davis, Anne, 1203.

Davis, C. O., 1004.

Davis, E. E., 1544.

Davis, G. G., 1266.

Davis, J. B., 2054.

Davis, J. E., 565, 790.

Davis, J. N., 670, 723.

Davis, Jackson, 819 (12).

Davis, T. S., 397 (6).

Day, Clive, 45.

Day, Mary B., 2087.

Dayton, Roy, 1322.

DAYTON, O., public schools, 1068.

Dayton, Ohio. Bureau of municipal research, 1068.

DEAF, education, 372, 792-794, 1260-1264, 1301 (21),

1462-1464, 1643-1645, 1653 (19), 1868-1869.

Dealey, W. L., 1148.

Dean, A. D., 347, 521, 752 (3), 825 (4), 1178.
Dearborn, G. V. N., 1935.

Dearle, N. B., 1832.

Deas, J. A. C., 371.

DEBATING, interscholastic, 236, 449, 1656 (16).
DECORATION. See SCHOOLROOM DECORATION.
DEFECTIVES, 825 (7), 1265–1270, 1646-1647, 2076-
2083. See also BLIND; CRIPPLES; DEAF; EX-
CEPTIONAL CHILDREN; FEEBLE-MINDED.

Deffenbaugh, W. S., 577 (I), 701 (4), 714, 1073.

De Gellecke, G. J., 1666 (14).

DEGREES, 181 (1), 805 (5), 1388.

DE KALB TOWNSHIP HIGH SCHOOL, ILL., 769.

De Land, Fred, 1260.

Donnelley, T. E., 811 (5).

D'Ooge, B. L., 1516.

Dooley, C. R., 811 (8).

Dorsey, Mrs. Susan M., 177 (42).
Doster, J. J., 757, 805 (2).

DEMONSTRATION SCHOOLS, 1658 (10), 1988.

DENMARK, education, 387, 1631, 1879; schoolhouses,
1580. See also FOLK HIGH SCHOOLS.
Denniston, L. N., 811 (3).

DENOMINATIONAL COLLEGES, 525, 826 (2), 1165, 1471
(8) (9).

DENOMINATIONAL SCHOOLS. See CHURCH SCHOOLS;
PAROCHIAL SCHOOLS.
Dent, Lilian M., 971.

DENTAL EDUCATION, 783, 1225, 1301 (4), 1472, 2062.
DENTAL HYGIENE, 721 (20) (21), 119, 1105.
DEPENDENT CHILDREN, 814, 2080.
Depp, Nettie B., 1658 (24).

DESIGNING, 1350, 1665 (4).

DESTITUTE CHILDREN. See DEPENDENT CHILDREN.
Deutscher ausschuss für technisches schulwesen,
1179.

Deutscher kongress für jugendbildung und jugend-
kunde, 1699.

Dewey, John, 454, 752 (2), 831 (3), 1766 (15), 2044.
DEWEY, JOHN, 1661 (7).

Diamond, Thomas, 1666 (17).

Deyoe, A. M., 1656 (2).

Dick, Mrs. Fred, 1304 (3).

Dick, William, 1887 (3).

Dickey, C. E., 701 (6).

Dickey, Frances M., 810 (5).

DICKINSON HIGH SCHOOL, JERSEY CITY, 468.

Dickson, Marguerite S., 921.

DIDACTICS. See TEACHING.

DIETETICS, teaching, 1108.

Dillard, Anna, 1658 (16).

Dillard, J. H., 1160.

Dillaway, T. M., 1098.

Doughty, W. F., 2001.

Douglass, H. R., 1797.
Doumic, René, 1892.
Dow, A. W., 1766 (15).
Downes, F. E., 827 (8).
Doyne, J. J., 661, 700 (7).
Dragehjelm, Hans, 1631.
Drake, Durant, 1825.
Drake, E. H., 2010.

DRAMA, university, 1312.
DRAMATICS IN SCHOOL, 1689.

DRAPER, A. S., 399, 1302 (4) (5).
Draper, E. G., 92.

DRAWING, 246, 964, 1295, 1665, 1943.

Dresslar, F. B., 662, 820 (3), 1301 (19), 1884.
Dressler, H., 436.

Driggs, F. M., 1464.

Drummond, Margaret, 2077.
Drummond, W. B., 2077.
Duffy, Frank, 752 (5).
Dugan, W. G., 701 (8).
Dugas, L., 831.
Duggan, M. L., 1971.
Duggan, S. P., 2068 (8).
Dumville, Benjamin, 1339.
Dunbar, Alice M., 808 (6).
Duncan, C. S., 1725.

Duncan, M. H., 1180.

Duncan, R. K., 1181.

Duniway, C. A., 176 (8), 177 (44).

Dunn, A. W., 737, 801 (9), 2065.

Durrell, C. E., 768.

Dutton, S. T., 106.

Dyer, F. B., 702.

Dyer, Helen L., 326.

Dyer, W. A., 986, 1182, 1213, 1276, 1755.

Dykema, P. W., 1517, 1936.

Dynes, J. J., 1093.

EDUCATION AND LIFE. See EDUCATION AND
SOCIETY.

EDUCATION AND POLITICS, 291, 1888 (11).

EDUCATION AND SOCIETY, 5 (6), 821 (2), 824 (1), 823
(10), 825 (2), 1661 (1), 1889 (14).

EDUCATION AND THE STATE, 824 (5), 1406, 1412.
EDUCATION AND THE COMMUNITY. See COMMUNITY
AND SCHOOL.

EDUCATION AND THE PRESS, 1658 (1).

EDUCATION EXTENSION, 4 (2), 65, 374-379, 571-573,
680 (4) (6), 778, 798-800, 815 (8), 1271-1281, 1466.
1870-1871, 2084. See also UNIVERSITY EXTENSION.
Educational directory, 2091.

EDUCATIONAL MEASUREMENTS, 823, 909 (3), 1661
(11), 1714, 1911, 1924.

EDUCATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY, 26-31, 216-221, 417, 428-
432, 605-619, 883-909, 920, 935, 1338-1342, 1494-1505,
1699-1715, 1910-1925.

EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH, 1790.

EDUCATIONAL STANDARDS. See

EDUCATIONAL

MEASUREMENTS; STANDARDIZATION.

EDUCATIONAL SURVEYS. See SURVEYS, educa-
tional.

EDUCATIONAL TESTS. See MENTAL TESTS.
EDUCATORS, 1302 (12). See also BIOGRAPHY.

Edwards, C. L., 628.

Edwards, H. R., 1306 (13).

Edwards, R. A., 1657 (20).

EFFICIENCY, 99, 177 (27), 295, 396 (7), 487, 823 (2),
830 (2), 1437, 1656 (1), 1662 (1), 1664 (1), 1666 (8),
1831, 1889, (6) (21), 1904.

EFFICIENCY TESTS.

See MENTAL TESTS.

Effinger-Raymond, Frances, 177 (61).

Egan, Rose F., 1518.

Egerton, F. C. C., 861.

Eggleston, J. D., 1661 (1) (17).

Ehler, G. W., 734 (1), 738, 1127.
Eiselmeier, J., 673.

ELECTIVE SYSTEM, colleges, 104; elementary schools,
305; high schools, 1395 (6).

ELEMENTARY EDUCATION, 177 (19) (36), 297, 418,
801 (1), 815 (4), 819 (15), 1306 (3), 1307 (6).
ELIMINATION, 109, 271, 820 (6), 1093, 1150, 1306
(7). See also BACKWARD CHILDREN; RETARDA-

TION.

Eliot, C. W., 191, 208, 294, 404, 1367, 1457.

Eliot, T. D., 1821.

ELKHART, IND., home work, 2010.

Elliott, E. C., 124, 181 (5), 489, 700 (6), 703, 1306 (5)

(17), 1666 (8).

Elliott, H. S., 132.

Engleman, J. O., 1989.

ENGLISH LANGUAGE, 821 (7), 1532; college require-
ments, 651; composition, 39, 177 (24) (39), 225, 233,
393 (4), 924-933, 1309 (16), 1527, 1653 (11), 1658 (21),
1717, 1725, 1727, 1735, 1945–1946, 1955; teaching, 177
(8), 437, 647, 801 (6), 808 (6), 826 (12), 827 (27) (38),
1176, 1345-1347, 1349, 1355-1356, 1519, 1528-1529,
1658 (21), 1734, 1736, 1889 (24), 1937, 1967. See also
LITERATURE; ORAL ENGLISH.

Epps, Mrs. Claude, 629.

Estill, H. F., 1664 (13).

ETHICAL CULTURE SCHOOL, NEW YORK, 406.
ETHICS, 134, 745-746, 1617-1618, 1886 (1).
ETIQUETTE, 827 (3).

Eubank, R. S., 1658 (10).
Eucken, Rudolf, 862.
EUCKEN, RUDOLF, 420.
EUGENICS, 180 (8), 1599.

EUROPE, education, 1301 (34) (38), 1766 (3); medical
education, 1229.

EUROPEAN WAR AND EDUCATION, 1676-1677, 1680,

1682, 1788, 2031.

Evans, C. E., 67, 255, 1664 (3).

Evans, H. F., 1620.

Evans, H. R., 1301 (25), 1632, 2092.

Evans, L. B., 819 (3), 1076, 1473 (8).

Evans, Mary A., 1637.

EVENING SCHOOLS, 572, 752 (8), 800, 1870, 2072.
Everall, Amy F., 814 (5).
Everitt, G. B., 811 (9).
Ewer, B. C., 681 (7).
Ewerhardt, F. H., 2026.
Exall, Henry, 1657 (9).

EXAMINATIONS, 151, 177 (13), 494, 1080, 1575, 1653
(13), 1664 (15), 1888 (14) (15), 2013. See also MEN-
TAL TESTS.

EXCEPTIONAL CHILDREN, 161-164, 177 (77), 203, 427,
567-570, 605, 619, 796-797, 825 (7), 1265-1270, 1301
(20), 1306 (9). See also BACKWARD CHILDREN;
DEFECTIVES.

EXCHANGE TEACHERS. See INTERNATIONAL EX-
CHANGE OF TEACHERS.

EXHIBITS, rural schools, 984.

EXPERIMENT STATIONS, engineering, 680 (4).
EXPERIMENTAL PEDAGOGY, 17, 829 (6), 897, 902.

EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY, 1027.

EXTENSION, EDUCATION. See EDUCATION EXTEN-

SION; UNIVERSITY EXTENSION.

EYE, diseases, 180 (3), 503, 1111.

Elting, Howard, 364.

Emberson, R. H., 398 (1).

Emerson, E. C., 1183.

Emerson, Mabel I., 209.

EMPLOYEES, selection, 811 (2).
ENERGY, 1309 (9).

ENGINEERING EDUCATION, 811 (7), 817, 1193; exten-
sion, 680 (4)-(6).

ENGINEERING EXPERIMENT STATIONS, 680 (4).
ENGLAND, child welfare, 1150-1151; continuation
schools, 573; education, 12, 180, 195, 265, 388, 457,
547, 593, 781, 850, 1323, 1327, 1974; military train-
ing, 1243; prevocational education, 539; school
hygiene, 308, 502; vocational education, 761.

Fairclough, H. R., 1939.

Fairfield, Letitia, 1421.
Faithful, Lilian M., 1519.
FAR EAST, education, 191, 208.
Fargo, Lucile F., 177 (76).
Faris, J. T., 342.

FARM LIFE. See RURAL LIFE.
Farnsworth, C. H., 1766 (15).
Farnum, R. B., 964, 988, 1295.
FARRAGUT SCHOOL, 171.

Farrell, Elizabeth E., 796, 814 (3), 1267.
Farrington, F. E., 348, 1218, 1766 (3).
Farwell, Mrs. Cecilia, 459.