INDEX

Abbott, Lyman, [497]
Abolitionists, [58]
Absolute, [166]
Academic life, [95]
Accident lawyers, [59]
Acoustics, [159]
Adams, Henry, [11], [77], [303], [547];
quoted on a school of literature, [196]
Ade, George, [249]
Administrative officers, [32], [33]
Adolescence, [436]
Adulteration, [406]
Advertising, [381–395];
appeal, [383];
bibliography, [551];
effects on the writers, [384];
efficacy, [389];
honest, [387];
justification, [388];
newspaper, [44];
newspaper control, [46], [47];
objectionable, [395];
outdoor, [395];
over-production and, [390];
pro and con, [391];
signs, [293], [395];
solicitor and writer, [387];
value, [391], [392];
writers, [387]
Æsthetic emotion, [204], [214], [480]
Æsthetics, vii, [14], [100], [105], [108], [492], [497]
Africa, association of negroes to establish empire, [369]
“Age of Innocence, The,” [179]
Agnosticism, [171]
Agricultural implements, [402]
Aiken, Conrad, on poetry, [215–226]
Akins, Zoë, [248], [253]
Alcohol, [451]
Alcoholics, children of, [452], [453]
Alien Land Laws, [364]
Aliens, [337–350];
economics and, [339];
legislative attitude to, [343];
protection, [349]
Alfieri, Vittorio, [104]
Alimony, [331]
Alleghany mountains, [4], [30], [399]
Allied troops, [469]
Alphabetical order, [469]
Amalgamated Clothing Workers, [346]
America, as economic support for Europe, [475];
feminization, [135], [143];
germinal energy, [148], [150];
original culture, [512];
provincialism, [286];
“real America,” [138]
“America First” Publicity Association, [47]
“American ideals,” [104]
American infantry in Paris, [470]
American Legion, [88]
American literature. See [Literature, American]
American Philosophical Association, [177]
American Revolution, [300], [399], [417], [515]
Americanism, [133], [519]
Americanization, [337], [344], [346], [347], [442], [528];
spirit, [88], [89]
Americans, uniformity, [36], [109]
Ames, Winthrop, [245]
Amusements, [8], [13], [440];
music, [204], [205]
Anæmia, intellectual, [491], [492], [495], [501]
Ancestor worship, [506]
Anderson, Sherwood, [137]
Anglin, Margaret, [251]
Anglo-American relations, [471], [473], [474], [476]
Anglo-Saxonism, [320], [341], [442], [471], [504]
Anthony, Katharine, on the family, [319–336]
Anthropological groups, [353]
Anthropology, [154]
Anti-Saloon League, [29]
Anti-Semitism, [356], [364]
Appleseed, Johnny, [4]
Applied science, [146], [155–156]
Architecture, [238];
city, debasement, [10];
industrial city, [11]
Aridity of American life, [480]
Aristocracy, [193]
Aristocrats, [441], [442]
Armageddon, [440]
Armory Show, [239]
Art, [100], [204], [207], [227–241];
bibliography, [542];
colonial, [230], [231];
conditions and opportunities, [228];
definition, [107];
feminization, [229];
morals and, [101];
poetry, [225];
tariff on works of art, [230]
Art for art’s sake, [102]
Artists, advertising as a benefit, [391];
definition, [107];
respect for, [208]
Asiatics. See [Orientals]
Associated Press, [47]
Asylums, [334], [451]
Athletics, [526], [527];
college, [117]
Atlantic City, [9]
Atlantic Monthly, [243]
Attorney-General, [66]
Austin, Mrs. Mary, [144]
Australia, farm policy, [347], [348]
Australian Courts of Conciliation, [73]
Authority, [160];
educational, [85]
Automobile industry, [400]
Back to the land, [285]
Backgrounds, historical, [308];
intellectual, [146]
Bacteriologists, [454]
Baking industry, [400]
Ballot, [281]
Bar Associations, [65–66]
Bargaining, collective, [264];
see also [Contract]
Barnum, P. T., [292]
Barrie’s “Peter Pan,” [246]
Barrymore, John, [250]
Baseball, [458]
Baseball fans, [457]
Beard, C. A., [532], [547]
Beard, G. M., [430], [431], [432], [438]
Beautiful necessity, [165], [168]
Beauty, [14], [204], [238], [492], [535]
Beer-garden, [10]
Behaviour, [173];
crowd, [312]
Behaviourism, [169]
Belief, [171]
Bell, Sanford, [436]
Bergson, Henri, [167], [172]
Bett, Miss Lulu, [320]
Beyer, O. S., Jr., on engineering, [417–425]
“Beyond the Horizon,” [243], [244], [248]
Bibliographical notes, [531]
Big business, [406], [407], [409]
Bigness, contrary effect on English and Americans, [477], [478]
Billboards, [293], [395]
Billiards, [460]
Billings, Frank, [449]
Biochemistry, [456]
Biographical notes on contributors to this volume, [559–564]
Biographies, [96];
political, [532]
Biology, [456];
experimental, [153]
Birth control, [320], [321], [322], [323];
artificial, [321]
Birth-rate, [321], [336]
Black Star Line, [369]
Blackburn, J. B., [231]
Blashfield, E. H., [236]
Blind Tom, [207–208]
Board of Health, [304]
Boas, Franz, [154]
Bodenheim, Maxwell, [218], [221], [222], [223]
“Book of Daniel Drew, The,” [72]
Boosters, [293]
Bosses, political, [24]
Boston, [4], [15];
dramatic taste, [245];
marriage age, [328];
Public Library, [11], [235];
Trinity Church, [11]
Boxing, [459]
Boyd, Ernest, on American civilization, [489–507]
Brady, W. A., [244]
Brandeis, L. D., brief on Oregon law, [73]
Branford, V. V., [531]
“Brass Check, The,” [41]
Breasted, J. H., [547]
Brewer, Justice P. J., [73–74]
Brill, A. A., [434]
British Institution of Civil Engineers, [418], [419]
Britten, Clarence, on school and college life, [109–133]
Broadway, [8]
Brokers, [405]
Bronson-Howard, George, [249]
Brooke, Rupert, [503]
Brookline, Mass., [15]
Brooks, Van Wyck, iii;
on the literary life, [179–197]
Brown, H. C., on philosophy, [163–177]
Brown University, [125]
Brunetière, Ferdinand, [498], [503]
Bryan, W. J., [25], [429], [440], [451], [497]
Bryce, James, [196], [490], [532], [536]
Buddhism, [373]
Bundling, [315]
Bush Terminal Tower, [12]
Business, [397–415];
American conception, [482];
bibliography, [551];
blind sequence, [414];
government and, [48];
honour, [405], [409], [410], [430];
individual and corporate, [409], [410];
revolution of methods, [405];
State and, [264]
Business education, [80]
Business life, [186]
Business man’s chivalry, [324]
Business world, [143]
Butler, Samuel, [188], [547]
California, early law, [54];
gold discovery, [403];
Land Laws, [365];
race-prejudice, [357], [364]
Calvinism, [164], [168]
Cambridge, Mass., [4], [6]
Canals, [403]
Canning industry, [401]
Capital, [404], [405]
Capital and labour, engineers and, [420]
Capitalism, [544];
case for, [257], [261]
Captains of industry, [517]
Carnegie, Andrew, [18]
Carnegie Institution, [158]
Case-system, [68], [69]
Castberg, Johan, [332]
Caste system in college, [121]
Catechism, Negro, [370]
Catholic Church, [193]
Cattell, J. Nick, [538]
Cavalier and Puritan, [512], [513], [514]
Celibacy, [321], [328]
Cézanne, Paul, [239], [240]
Chafee, Zechariah, Jr., on the law, [53–75]
City, bibliography, [531]
Chain-store, [407]
Chambers, R. W., [192]
Character in business, [409]
Charm, personal, [112]
Chase, W. M., [234], [235]
Chastity, [454]
Chautauqua, [6], [83], [142]
Chekhov, A. P., [190]
Chemistry of proteins, [456]
Chesterton, G. K., [477];
on American genius, [183]
Chicago, [8], [10], [403];
dramatic taste, [245]
Chickens, alcoholic, [452]
Chief Justice, [67]
Child labour, [275], [329]
Childhood, family influence, [335];
shortness, [185]
Children, fewer and better, [452];
on farms, [321];
sexuality, [436];
spoiling, [334]
Children’s Bureau, [320]
Chinese, [373];
Californians and, [364];
in America, [357]
Chiropractors, [444]
Chivalry of the business man, [324]
Christian Science, [438], [443]
Christianity, [166], [167]
Church, [35], [77], [85], [146]
Church-college, [163], [168]
Cincinnati, [4], [8]
Circus parade, [292]
Cirrhosis of the liver, [452]
Cities, [3–20];
architectural debasement, [10];
civic equipment, [16];
civic life, [16];
country versus, [17];
drama, outside New York, [245];
future, [19];
growth and improvement, [15];
improvements, [14];
industrial, [9], [10];
provincial, [3];
shifts of population and institutions, [7];
spiritual failure, [9];
State legislatures and, [24];
three periods, [3]
Citizenship, good, [175]
City Beautiful movement, [14]
Civil engineers, [417]
Civil War, [139]
Civilization, human, [508];
Roman, [509]
Civilization, American, as seen by an Englishman, [469–488];
as seen by an Irishman, [489–507];
as seen by an Italian, [508–528]
Clark University, [434]
Classics, [79], [81], [94], [146]
Cleanliness, [392]
Clients and lawyers, [59]
Clouston, T. S., [452]
Clubs, college, [121], [128]
Coeducational forms, [129]
Cohan, G. M., [249], [457]
Cohen, M. R., [168]
Colby, F. M., on humour, [463–466]
Cole, R., [444]
Collective bargaining, [264]
College “Bible,” [118]
College life, [109–133];
athletics, [117];
avocations, [128];
bibliography, [536];
caste system, [121];
clubs, [121], [128];
course system, [126];
democracy, [118];
examination and passing, [126];
extra-collegiate social regimen, [129];
fellowship, [123];
moral crusades, [124–125];
political management of affairs, [124];
recreation, [130];
sex lines and forms, [129];
social life, [117–118];
study, [125];
traditions, [118]
College professors, [491];
see also [Professors]
College stories, [536]
Colleges, early church-college, [163], [168];
see also [Education]
Colonial culture, [138]
Colonial law, [54]
Colonialism, [97]
Colonies, [301], [493]
Colonists, [398]
Colour of God, [370]
Commercial city, [5]
Commercial God, [480], [481], [483]
Commercialism, [484]
Common Law, American conditions and, [56];
New England and, [54]
Communist parties, [279], [280]
Community, New England, [5]
Compensation acts, [72]
Competition, [259], [260], [406], [482]
Composers, [199], [208], [210]
Compromise, [284]
Compulsions, [439], [440]
Concord, Mass., [4]
Coney Island, [13]
Conformity, [439], [520];
college, [118]
Congress, [31]
Congressional Record, [27], [532], [544]
Congressmen, character, [22], [27], [33]
Conjugal fidelity, [309]
Connecticut, early land act, [55]
Conservatives, [273]
Constitution, U. S., [140], [506], [515]
Contingent fee, [60]
Contract, [275];
right of, [259], [262], [264]
Contract labour law, [343]
Contributors to this volume, brief biographies, [559–564]
Control of industry, [257], [263], [419]
Conventions, [291];
“iron hand of convention,” [182]
Conventionalities, [252], [491];
college, [129]
Co-operative movement, [284]
Copley, J. S., [231], [232], [233], [237]
Cornell University, tradition, [120]
Corporation lawyers, [59]
Corporations, [406], [411], [412];
State and, [412]
Corrective Eating Society, [444]
Correspondence schools, [385]
Country, [287], [288];
envy of the city, [17];
social life, [294];
see also [Small town]
County fair, [295]
Crisis-emotion, [315]
Courage in journalism, [40]
Courts, diversity, [71]
Craftsmanship, [413]
Crane, Frank, [44]
Cranks, [147]
Craven, Frank, [248]
Credit, [405], [410], [413]
Credulity, [454];
medical, [444]
Criminal law, [60], [70]
Criminals and lawyers, [60]
Criticism, [497], [503];
American, [99];
bibliography, [535];
definition, [100], [108];
dogmatic or intellectual, [100], [108];
music, [209];
need, [105];
scholarship and, [93–108];
scholarship the basis, [99];
schools of, [100]
Cross of Gold, [440]
Crowd behaviour, [312]
Culture, [93], [106], [175], [508];
original American, [512]
Curiosity, [130], [131], [175]
Daly, Arnold, [251]
Dancing, [526]
Dante, scholarship, [96]
Darwin, Charles, [163]
Days of grace, [64]
Declaration of independence, [132], [133], [140], [506]
Decorators, [236]
De Leon, Daniel, [545]
Demand and supply, [261]
Dementia præcox, [434]
Democracy, college, [118]
Denmark, farmers, [347]
Department stores, [8];
advertising in the newspapers, [389];
newspapers and, [46];
private tribunals, [70]
Dependence, habits of, [401]
Deportation, [342], [344], [348]
Devil, [439], [440]
Dewey, John, [168], [540];
on education, [175];
psychology, [173];
weakness of his philosophy, [176]
Dickinson, Emily, [218]
Differentiations, regional, [111]
Diphtheria, [450]
Diplomacy, shirt-sleeve, [489]
Discipline, [471], [480], [482], [488]
Disease, [443], [445], [449], [455];
prevention, [449]
Dishonesty in business, [405], [409], [410], [430]
Divorce, attitude to, [309], [310];
growing prevalence, [330]
Doctors, [443];
see also [Disease]; [Physicians]
Dogmatic criticism, [100], [108]
Domestic Relations Courts, [72], [331], [332]
Double personality, [433]
Dowden, Edward, [504]
Drachsler, Julius, [375], [376], [377]
Drama. See [Theatre]
Drama League, [247]
Dreadnought Hams, [386]
Dreiser, Theodore, [181], [182], [189], [196], [286]
East, the, [112]
Economic democracy, [339]
Economic liberty, [276]
Economic opinion, [255–270];
basis and value, [270];
opportunities, [346];
bibliography, [543];
radicalism, [276], [277], [278];
volume, [269–270]
Economics, classical, [259];
facts and statistics, [268];
“fundamental,” [273];
immigration and, [338];
newer, [544];
protest, [263];
system, [517];
waste, [284]
Eddy, Mrs. Mary Baker, [443], [498]
Edison, T. A., [436]
Editors, [36]
Education, [77–92], [524], [525];
bibliography, [534];
corrupt practices, [90];
Dewey’s philosophy, [175];
engineering, [423], [424];
enthusiasm for, [109];
feminization, [317];
general and special, [81];
medical, [455];
State and, [89];
superficial, [82];
superstitious mood toward, [77], [78]
Edwards, Jonathan, [164], [165]
Efficiency, [471], [478], [481], [482], [484];
social, [175]
Egoism, [197]
Eight-hour day, [275]
Elderton-Pearson report, [453]
Election machinery, [281]
Elections, [281]
Elective system in education, [79], [119]
Electric lighting, [14]
Electrical engineers, [417]
Eliot, C. W., [79]
Eliot, T. S., [218], [221], [222], [223], [224]
Elizabethan literature, [220]
Ellis Island, [341]
Emerson, R. W., [138], [164], [165], [184], [195], [494]
Emotion, [203], [209];
crisis, [315];
lack, vii;
mother-love, [437], [438];
sex, [310], [317]
Emotionality, [176]
“Emperor Jones,” [360]
Empiricism, [172]
Employer and employé, [483]
Employés’ welfare, [484]
Employment, [482]
Engineering, [417–425];
bibliography, [552];
bulwark and inspiration, [424];
new problems, [418]
Engineers, capital and labour, relation to, [420];
educational background, [423], [424];
formulating a policy, [420];
intellectual limitations, [423];
intelligence, [455];
larger function, [418];
original function, [418];
position, [432];
symbolic speculations, [423];
typical, [417]
England, [512];
bond with America, [473];
competition with America, and courses open, [474];
proletariat, [485], [487];
war and post-war conditions, [487]
English language professors, [96]
Englishman’s view of American civilization, [469–488]
Englishmen, as immigrants, [472];
character, [476], [477], [478]
Erie Railroad, [72], [409]
Ethics, [174]
Ettinger, W. L., [87], [88]
Eucken, R. C., [167]
Europe, American attitude to, [486];
attraction, [238], [239];
civilization and culture, [511];
history, [510];
impoverishment, [473];
problem, [511]
Evangelical literature, [496], [497]
Evening Sun, [250]
Exchange, [413]
Exercise, [458], [461]
Factory workers, [9]
Facts, [313]
Faith, [78];
defending, [163];
intellectual, [515]
Faithful servant, [320]
Family, [319–336];
bibliography, [548];
financial arrangements, [324];
income, and distribution, [323];
influence on children 335;
nomadic habit, [333];
public opinion, [319];
reduction in size, [320];
reunions, [294]
Farmer-Labour Party, [280]
Farming and alien immigrants, [346], [347]
Fear, [340], [341]
Federated Press, The, [50]
Feminization, [135], [143];
education, [317];
music, [205]
Ferguson, O. G., [359]
Fiction, American, [495];
college, [536];
sporting, [554]
Fish phosphates, [431]
Fiske, John, [185]
Five and ten cent store, [9]
Fletcher, J. G., [218], [220], [221], [222], [223], [226]
Flexner, Simon, [154]
Focal infection, [448], [449]
Folin, Otto, [456]
Folksong, [211]
Food, children’s, [334]
Food products, [401]
Football, [459]
Ford, Henry, [298], [299]
Foreign relations, [486]
Foreign trade, [414]
Foreign views of American civilization, bibliography, [555];
Englishman’s, [469–488];
Irishman’s, [489–507];
Italian’s, [508–528]
Foreigners, [275], [441];
musical composers, [199];
see also [Aliens]; [Immigration]
Fosdick, Raymond, [70]
Foster, W. Z., [282]
France, journalism, [39];
medicine, [434]
France, Anatole, [142], [180], [494]
Francis Galton Laboratory, [453]
Fraternal orders, [6], [34], [290], [291]
Fraternities, [5], [6]
Freedom, [275], [489], [490], [491], [519];
in love, [309];
sexes in youth, [313], [315];
speech, [74], [75];
thought, [86], [87];
see also [Liberty]
Freeman, [51]
Frémont, J. C., [151]
French, D. C., [236]
Freshmen, [119], [120]
Freud, Sigmund, [433], [434], [435], [436], [437];
books on, [435]
Friedenwald, Julius, [452]
Front parlour, [297]
Frontier, [301]
Frost, Robert, [184], [218], [221], [222], [226], [503]
Freude, J. A., on Americans, [184]
Fugitive slave law, [58]
“Fundamental economics,” [273]
“Fussing,” [129]
Ga-Ga, [449]
Galileo, [152]
Galli-Curci, Amelita, [206]
Galsworthy, John, [243], [244], [250]
Galton (Francis) Laboratory, [453]
Garrett, Garet, on business, [397–415]
Gary, Ind., [12]
Gauguin, Paul, [189]
Geddes, Patrick, [531]
Generosity, [523]
Genius, [183], [188], [190], [194]
Genteel tradition, the, [147], [148], [163], [167]
“Gentleman and scholar,” [94]
Georgia, legislature, [64]
German beer-garden, [10]
German idealism, [164]
German State, [302]
Ghost Dance, [372]
Gibbs, Willard, [152]
Gilbert, G. K., [153]
Gimbel Brothers, [46]
Glad hand, [5]
God, [166], [439];
colour of, [370]
Gold in California, [403]
Golf, [459]
Gopher Prairie, [19]
Gorgas, W. C., [450]
Gorky, Maxim, [180], [190], [192]
Gould, Jay, [410]
Gourmont, Rémy de, [494]
Government, [275];
business and, [48]
Grade schools, [84]
Graham, Stephen, [365]
Grandeur, [397]
Grape juice, [451]
“Great American novel,” [93]
Greatness, [190], [191]
Greeley, Horace, [37], [330]
Griffes, Charles, [212]
Group medicine, [446–447]
Group opinions, [161]
Grub Street, [189]
Guinea-pigs, [452]
Gullibility, [443], [449]
Hamilton, W. H., on economic opinion, [255–270]
Hamsun, Knut, [180], [192]
Hancock, John, [399]
Hardy, Thomas, [180], [190]
Harris, William, Jr., [245]
Harvard College, [78], [79];
democracy, [119]
Harvard Medical School, [443]
Hawthorne, Nathaniel, [185], [195]
“H. D.,” [221], [223]
Health, exercise and, [458];
politics and, [451]
Health, Board of, [304]
Health crusade, [450]
Hearst newspapers, [43], [139], [501]
Heathen, [450]
Helmholtz, H. L. F. von, [159], [160]
Herbert, Victor, [209]
Herd sense, [311]
Hero-worship, [461]
High schools, [83], [114], [525]
Highbrow, [131], [209]
Higher law, [58]
Hill, G. W., [153]
Historians, [95], [302], [306], [307];
scientific, [303], [304]
History, [95], [297–38], [509];
American, [298], [299];
as an art, [303];
bibliography, [547];
early settlers, [300];
popular estimate, [298], [308]
Hoar, E. R., quoted on law and private judgment, [58]
Hocking, W. E., [167], [168], [172]
Holmes, Justice O. W., quoted on criminal law, [70];
quoted on the law, [75]
Holt, E. B., [435]
Home, [332]
Homer, Winslow, [233], [234], [236], [237]
Honesty in business, [405], [409], [410]
Honourables, [295]
Hopkins, Arthur, [245], [251], [253]
Hopkins, E. M., quoted on propaganda, [86]
Hopwood, Avery, [249]
Horse racing, [459]
Hotels, [293]
Hours of work for women, [73]
Housewife, [325]
Howe, F. C., on the alien, [337–350]
Howells, W. D., [184], [191], [192], [194]
Hubbard, Elbert, [42]
Hughes, C. E., [50], [63]
Human civilization, [508]
Humanism, [509];
Italy, [510]
Humboldt, Alexander von, [151]
Humour, viii, [463–466]
Husbands, [316];
as providers, [324], [325]
Hypnotism, [433]
Hypocrisy, [252], [338]
Hysteria, [433], [438]
Ibsen, Henrik, [197], [503]
Idealism, advertising, [385], [394];
American, [164];
German, [164];
peculiar American, [515];
reaction to, [167]
Ideas, [501];
political, [28];
real test, [144]
Ignorance, [113]
Illusion, [295]
Imagination, [102], [103], [461]
Immigrants, [440];
English, [472];
law and, [57];
neurosis, [441];
protection, [349];
rapid rise and progress, [345];
savings, [348]
Immigration, [301], [404];
cause, [338];
constructive policy, [347];
economic cause, [338];
hostility, [340];
old and new, [338];
percentage law, [344];
problem, [337]
Immortality, [171], [436]
Impressionism, [105]
Impressionist criticism, [108]
Impressionists, [235]
Inalienable rights, [274]
Incest-complex, [438]
Independence Hall, [11]
Indian reservations, [363]
Indians, American, [351], [356];
Americanization, [363];
art influence, [227–228];
bibliography, [550];
culture and education, [371];
marriage with whites, [376];
religious movement, [372];
treatment, [362]
Individual, [258]
Individualism, [287], [311], [439], [506]
Individuality, lack, [36]
Industrial accidents, [72], [73]
Industrial management, [419], [421]
Industrial revolution, [266], [516]
I. W. W., [276], [282]
Industrialism, birth, [9–10];
city life, [9], [10], [11];
culture and, [12];
disputes, [72];
system, [260];
see also [Labour movement]
Industry, control, [257], [263], [419];
secrets, [421]
Inhibitions, [478]
Injustice, [341]
Inness, George, [233]
Insanity, [452]
Instrumentalism, [145], [168], [521]
Intellect, [521];
distrust of, [519], [520];
needs, [527]
Intellectual anæmia, [491], [492], [495], [501]
Intellectual faith, [515]
Intellectual life, [135–150], [523];
backgrounds, [146];
bibliography, [537];
contempt for real values, [145];
cranks and mountebanks, [147];
pioneer point of view and, [136]
Intellectualist, [100]
Intellectualist criticism, [108]
Intelligence, [174]
International Exhibition of 1913, [239]
Interstate Commerce Commission, [68]
Intolerance, [430]
Investigators, [156]
Ireland, [493]
Irish, [338]
Irishman’s view of American civilization, [489–507]
Irving, Washington, [186]
Isolation, [188], [287]
Italian’s view of American civilization, [508–528]
Italy, humanism, [510]
James, Henry, [183], [190], [503]
James, William, [82], [540];
eminence, [152], [154], [155];
on genius, [194];
pragmatism, [171];
psychology, [170]
Janet, Pierre, [433]
Japanese, [373];
Californians and, [364];
dislike and fear of, [357]
Jefferson, Thomas, [274], [275], [276]
Jensen, J. V., [180]
Jews, [351];
bibliography, [551];
jealousy and fear of, [356];
manifestations of prejudice against, [363];
mixed marriages, [376];
place, [372];
religion, [373]
Jim Crow regulations, [358], [360]
Joan of Arc, canonization, [428]
Johnson, Lionel, [499]
Jokes, [463]
Journalism, [35–51], [180], [501];
bibliography, [533];
England, [38];
European continent, [39];
musical, [209]
Journalists, [36];
courage and integrity, [40];
“training and outlook,” [41]
Judges, [65];
selection and training, [66];
unfair treatment, [67]
Judiciary, [66]
Jumel Mansion, [231]
Jung, C. G., [436]
Justice, Minister of, [66]
Kallen, H. M., quoted on control of education, [91]
Kansas, [429];
industrial court, [73]
Kempf, E. J., [435]
Kent, James, [56], [62]
Keynes, J. M., [506]
King, Willford, [324], [326]
Knowledge, [131]
Kodak, [18]
Korsakow’s disease, [451]
Kraepelin, Emil, [433]
Kreymborg, Alfred, [221], [223], [224]
Ku Klux Klan, [290], [359]
Kuttner, A. B., on nerves, [427–442]
Labour, American and English, [485], [486]
Labour movement, [193], [277], [278], [281], [282];
engineers and, [420]
Labour organization, [72]
Labour-saving devices, [402]
La Forge, John, [235]
Laissez-faire economics, [256], [257], [543]
Land, colonies and settlement, [347], [348];
free, [339], [343];
immigration and, [339];
speculation, [7], [8], [347]
Landscape painters, [232]
Langdell, C. C., [69]
Language of American leaders, [478], [479]
Lanier, Sidney, [187]
Lardner, R. W., on sport and play, [457–461]
Law, [53–75];
bibliography, [533];
delays, expenses, etc., [71];
disrespect for, [57], [58];
early hostility to English, [54], [56];
flings at, [53];
lack of progress, [63];
newspaper discussion needed, [63];
obligation, [57], [58];
private judgment and, [58];
real defect, [62]
Law schools, [68]
Lawyers, [53];
changing function, [58–59];
laymen and, [60], [61]
Laziness, [366]
Leadership, industrial, [425]
League of nations, [53]
Learning, [96], [108]
Legal aid societies, [72], [331]
Legal education, [68]
Legal systems, various, [65]
Legislation and lawyers, [60]
Legislatures and law reforms, [64]
Leisure, [139], [141]
Leisure class, [491], [505]
Lenin, Nicolai, lying about, [49]
Lewis, Sinclair, [192]
Liberals, [273]
Liberty, [485];
economic, [276];
see also [Freedom]
Libido theory, [436]
Lick Observatory, [158]
Lindsay, Vachel, [218], [219], [220], [221], [222]
Lippmann, Walter, quoted on journalism, [40], [43]
Literary test, [344]
Literary theory, [108]
Literature, morals and, [101];
three conceptions, [101]
Literature, American, [93], [492–493];
absence, and reasons therefor, [504];
bibliography, [540];
colonial, [195];
impotence of creative spirit, [179];
lack of leadership, [189];
namby-pamby books, [495–496];
radical, [501], [502];
school, [196];
variety, [216]
Little red school-house, [302]
Lloyd George, David, [50]
Lodge, G. C., [183], [184]
Loeb, Jacques, [456]
London, Jack, [182], [183], [192]
London Labour Herald, [50]
London Times, [38], [63]
Long haul, [408]
Longevity, [328]
Louisiana, early law, [56]
Love, as an art, [318];
freedom in, [309]
Lovett, R. M., on education as degradation of energy, [77–92]
Low-browism, [526]
Lowell, Amy, [218], [220], [221], [222], [223], [226];
on our poetry, [215]
Lowie, R. H., on science—lack of fruitful background, [151–161]
Lusk Committee, [546]
Lusk law, [88], [90]
Lyceum, [6]
Lynching, [359], [360]
Mabie, H. W., [496]
McCormick reaper, [402]
MacDowell, E. A., [210]
Mach, Ernst, [155], [156], [161], [539]
Machine politics, [24], [26]
Machinery, [402], [404]
McKim, C. F., [11]
Macy, John, on journalism, [35–51]
Madison Square Garden, [11]
Magazines, [189];
radical, [272], [273]
Maiden aunt, [320]
Main Street, [14], [204], [248], [287], [307]
Malnutrition, [334]
Manchester Guardian, [38]
Mandarins, [493], [494], [500]
Manet, Edouard, [240]
Mania a potu, [451]
Mann, Horace, [84]
Marden, O. S., [496], [497]
Marriage, [314], [315], [316];
ages for, [327], [328];
Indians and whites, [376];
mixed, [374], [375], [376];
Negroes and whites, [374], [375];
protection, [310];
war and, [331]
Married persons, [316]
Mars, visitor from, and his thoughts, [109]
Martians, [110]
Martin, E. D., [312]
Martin, Homer, [233]
Masculine and feminine, [143]
Masefield, John, [503]
Mass fatalism, [196]
Mass production, [408]
Masters, E. L., [184], [218], [221], [222]
Masturbation, [311], [454]
Materialism, [97], [354], [481], [494], [516]
Mather, F. J., [188]
Mating, [310]
Maury, M. F., [151]
Mayflower, [350]
Mazzini, Giuseppe, [511]
Meat-packing, [401];
idealism, [385]
Mechanical engineers, [417]
Mechanics’ Hall, [10]
Medical education, [455]
Medicine, [443–456];
art of healing in America, [446];
bibliography, [553];
French, [434];
preventive, [449];
preventive, contamination by religion, [454];
preventive, retrogression, [450];
science and, [444];
specialization, and “group medicine,” [446]
Melville, Herman, [188]
Men and women, dichotomy, [142]
Mencken, H. L., on aristocracy, [193];
on politics, [21–34]
Mental hygiene, [334]
Metaphysics, [176], [433]
Metropolitan Opera House, [199]
Metropolitanism, [16], [17], [19]
Michelson, A. A., [152]
Microbes, [448]
Middle classes, [326]
Middle West, towns, [5]
Migration, [301]
Miller, C. G., [46]
Milling industry, [401]
Milton, John, and Satan, [103]
Minister of Justice, [66]
Minorities, racial, [351–379]
Mitchell, S. Weir, [432]
Mob tyranny, [441]
Money, [112], [140];
in college, [118]
Morality, vi, [526];
alien population, [346];
art and literature and, [101];
business, [405], [409], [410];
realistic, [170]
More, P. E., [493], [498], [499], [500], [503], [544]
Morellet, Abbe, [103]
Morgan, L. H., [154]
Morgan, T. H., [154]
Mormon Church, [430]
Morrill Act, [417]
Morse telegraph code, [403]
Moses, M. J., [180]
Mosquitoes and yellow fever, [450]
Mother-love, [437], [438]
Motion pictures, [13];
music accompaniment, [212]
Motley, J. L., [195], [303]
Mulattoes, [374]
Mumford, Lewis, on the city, [3–20]
Municipal Art societies, [14]
Munsey’s Magazine, [243]
Murry, J. M., on our poetry, [215]
Music, [199–214];
American spirit, [214];
bibliography, [541];
classical and popular, [209];
composers, [210];
criticism, [209];
exotic, [211];
feminization, [205];
German, [210];
journalism, [209];
motion pictures and, [212];
Negro, [211];
technique, [159]
Musical comedy, [208]
Musical festivals, [207]
Musical Quarterly, [209]
Mysticism, [172], [519]
Mythology, [514], [515]
Napoleonic code, [56]
Nathan, G. J., on the theatre, [243–253]
National Education Association, [78], [88]
National Federation of Musical Clubs, [205]
National Research Council, report on intelligence, [454]
Nationality, [511]
Natural resources, [257], [260]
Natural science, [80]
Nature, [164], [168]
Necessity, [165], [168]
Negro Catechism, [370]
Negro Declaration of Independence, [370]
Negroes, [351];
bibliography, [549];
culture, [371];
decreasing proportion, [355];
economic progress, [368];
education, [361];
exodus organization, [369];
exodus to the North, [360];
in literature, [360];
international convention, [370];
marriage with whites, [374], [375];
music and religion, [211], [368];
new defiance of whites, [367];
Northern prejudice against, [355], [359];
repression in the South, [358];
Southern feeling about, [354];
white friends, [361]
Nerve tonics, [431]
Nerves, [335], [427–442];
bibliography, [553]
Neurasthenia, [430], [432], [433]
Neuroses, [437]
Neurotics, [427]
New England, [179], [216], [301], [494], [502], [514];
common law, [54];
culture, [138];
early trade, [398];
surplus women, [327];
town, [3]
New Jersey, [400]
New Realism, [168]
New Realists, [168], [169]
New Republic, [51], [544];
exposure of false nature of Russian news, [49]
New York (City), [16], [17];
dominance, [18];
plan, [7];
School Board and trial of a teacher, [86];
theatre, [243], [246]
New York (State), early law, [55]
New York Board of Health, [450]
New York Call, [44]
New York Code of Civil Procedure, [64]
New York Globe, [44]
New York Herald, [27]
New York Nation, [46], [51], [544];
exposure of false nature of Russian news, [49]
New York Sun, [250]
New York Times, [27], [43], [46], [251];
on parenthood, [321];
Russian news, character, [49]
New York Tribune, [36], [43]
New York World, [36]
New Yorkers, [285]
Newcomb, Simon, [153], [155], [552]
News, rough recipe, [38];
sensational, [45];
world, [48]
News services, [47]
Newspaper writers’ organization, [41]
Newspapers, [483], [532];
advertising and corruption, [389];
advertisements, [44];
advertising, control by, [46], [47];
attitude toward the theatre, [249];
circulation, [35], [43];
Congressional reports, [27];
correspondents, [37];
counting-room control, [45];
influence, [35];
legal questions, [63];
readers uncritical, [43], [44];
stories, [45];
see also [Journalism]
Nietzsche, F. W., [187], [190]
Nomadism, [333]
Non-conformism, reasoned, [160]
Non-conformists, [149]
Nonpartisan League, [281]
Novelists, [495], [496], [524]
Ochs, Adolph, [49]
Offences, minor legal, [70]
Office-holders, [24]
Oil industry, [400]
Old Guard, [252]
Omnistic philosophy, [433]
On the make, [430], [440]
One Big Union, [282]
O’Neill, Eugene, [243], [244], [245], [248], [251], [360]
Open shop, [346]
Opera, [199]
Ophthalmoscope, [159]
Opinion, [148], [255];
see also [Economic opinion]
Opportunity, [522]
Optimism, [517], [518]
Orchestras, [199], [202]
Orchestration, [201]
Orders, fraternal, [6], [34], [290], [291]
Orientals, [351], [357], [450];
bibliography, [551];
culture, [373];
mixed marriages, [376]
“Origin of Species,” [163]
Over-production, [413], [414];
advertising and, [390]
Pach, Walter, on art, [227–241]
Panama Canal, [450]
Panics, [413]
Parades, [291], [292]
Paranoia, [434]
Parenthood, [310], [321]
Paresis, [453]
Paris, entry of Allied troops on July 14, 1919, [469]
Parsons, E. C., on sex, [309–318]
Party system, [30]
Parvenus, [106], [139]
Pasteur, Louis, [446], [449], [539]
Pattee, F. L., [498], [500]
Patterson, J. M., [249]
Paul, the Apostle, [314]
Pavements, [14]
Payne, S. H., [533]
Pearl, Raymond, [452], [453]
Pearson, Karl, [453]
Pedants, [94], [97], [104], [108], [492]
Peirce, Charles, [173]
Pensions, widows’, [329]
Perfectibility, [515]
Periodicals, [50], [51]
Perry, R. B., [170]
Personal charm, [112]
Personality, [106], [175];
double, [433];
home and, [335];
lack, [97];
university life and, [95];
women, [317], [318]
Petting, [315]
Phase rule, [152]
Philadelphia, dramatic taste, [246]
Philadelphia Press, [46]
Philosophers, American, [522]
Philosophy, [163–177], [517];
American, [521];
bibliography, [539]
Phosphates of fish, [431]
Physicians, importance, [443];
intelligence, rank, [454];
modern kind, [445–446];
quasi-religious rôle, [445];
testimony, [65]
Piccoli, Raffaello, on American civilization, [508–528]
Picnics, pioneer, [294]
Pictures, [204], [236], [237]
Pioneers, [97], [136], [137], [185], [193], [203], [294], [429], [441], [515], [516];
hostility to law, [57]
Pittsburgh, [4], [10];
newspapers and the steel strike, [46]
Pittsburgh Survey of 1908, [14], [531]
Platitude, [497]
Play, [457–461]
Playwrights, [247], [248];
foreign and American, [249]
Plough, [402]
Plumbing, [14]
Poe, E. A., [187], [194], [217]
Poetry, [102], [215–226], [524];
bibliography, [541];
definition, [107];
modern vigorousness, [217];
the “nonsense” of, [103], [104];
poetic consciousness, [224], [225]
Poetry: a Magazine of Verse, [217]
Poets, [100], [102], [208];
definition, [108]
Police and law enforcement, [70]
Political biography, [532]
Political economy, bibliography, [552]
Political ideas, [28]
Political machinery, [281]
Politicians, [29];
local, [22], [23]
Politics, [21–34];
bibliography, [532];
health movements and, [451]
Pool, [460]
Poor. See [Poverty]
Poor whites, [355]
Population policies, [322]
Pound, Ezra, [217], [221], [223]
Poverty, [187], [188], [277], [346];
college life, [118];
injustice, [71], [72];
our forebears, [337]
Power, [397]
Practical, the, [186]
Pragmatism, [145], [170], [171], [173], [192], [521]
Preaching and practice, vi
Prendergast, M. B., [240]
Preparatory school, [116]
Presidency, [31]
Presidential campaigns, [25]
Press. See [Journalism]; [newspapers]
Prevention of disease, [449];
see also [Disease]; [Medicine]
Prices, open, [409]
Primitiveness, [479]
Primogeniture, [55]
Prince, Morton, [433]
Private property, [259], [262]
Production, engineers and, [421];
mass, [408]
Professionalism, [554]
Professors, [96], [97], [193], [491], [527]
Profit, private, [412], [413]
Profit-making, [265]
Progress, legal lack of, [63]
Prohibition, [24], [29], [440], [451], [495], [505];
consequences, [71];
origin of movement, [287]
Promenade, [8]
Promiscuity, [438], [502]
Promised Land, [515]
Propaganda, [85], [86], [312], [440]
Property, governmental power over, [74];
private, [259], [262];
rights, [259], [262], [412]
Protection, beginnings, [399];
see also [Tariff]
Protest, economic, [263]
Provincial city, [3]
Provincialism, [286], [287], [366]
Prostitution, [316], [317]
Prussia, educational system, [84];
family income, [323]
Psychoanalysis, [434], [435], [437]
Psychoanalysts, [435], [437]
Psychology, James’, [170]
Psychotherapy, [433]
Public Health Service, [450]
Public opinion. See [Economic opinion]; [Opinion]
Public service commissions, [72]
Publicists, writings, [496], [501]
Publicity pamphlets, [483]
Publishing, [112], [188]; music, [210]
“Punch,” American, [482]
Pure-food acts, [406]
Puritan and Cavalier, [512], [513], [514]
Puritanism, [54], [57], [101], [104], [130], [203], [209], [212], [238], [252], [314], [439], [494], [504];
culture, [513];
morbidity, [502];
original spirit, [519];
remnants, [520]
Pushkin, A. S., [190]
Quackery, [431], [433], [443], [444]
Quality of commodities, [406]
Race-prejudice, [352], [353], [355], [377];
manifestations, [358];
questions, [378–379]
Race suicide, [322]
Races, a quality or inequality, [352], [353]
Rachmaninoff, S. V., [206]
Racial minorities, [351–379];
attitude, in face of race-prejudice, [367];
bibliography, [549];
biological results, [374];
four most important, [351];
questions, [378–379]
Radicalism, [131], [174], [271–284], [505], [519];
associations of the word, [271];
bibliography, [545];
definition, [274];
economic, [276], [277], [278];
historic American, [274], [275];
reality and, [283];
tendency, [283]
Radicals, [272]
Railroad stations, [293]
Railroads, [265], [401], [402], [403], [407], [411];
rates and hauls, [407], [408];
rebates, [408]
Rank, Otto, [437]
Rates, railroad, [407], [408]
Raw materials, [257]
Reactionaries, [273]
Realism, [169], [204];
new, [168];
small town, [286]
Realistic morality, [170]
Realists, [168], [169]
Reaper, [402]
Rebates, [408]
Reconstruction, [307]
Recreation, [457];
college, [130]
Reform, [174]
Reformation, Protestant, [510]
Reformers, [439–440]
Regional differentiations, [111]
Registration areas, [320]
Registration of deeds, [55]
Reid, L. R., on the small town, [285–296]
Relativity, [152]
Religion, v, [78], [167], [176], [427], [439], [508];
founders, [428];
Puritan, [513]
Religious movements, [518]
Renaissance, [94], [509];
England, [512]
Representatives, [21]
Research, [156], [157]
Resources, natural, [257], [260]
Responsibility in business, [410]
Results, [174]
Revolution, [280];
England, prospect, [474];
Russian, [278]
Revolutionary War, [300], [399], [417], [515]
Rhode Island, Colonial legal training, [55]
Richardson, H. H., [11]
Riesenfeld, Hugo, [213]
Rights and duties, [72], [274]
Robinson, E. A., [184], [217], [221], [222], [226]
Robinson, G. T., on racial minorities, [351–379]
Robinson, J. H., vi, [547]
Rockefeller Institute, [158]
Rome, civilization, [509]
Roosevelt, Theodore, [26], [440];
on race suicide, [322]
Rosenau’s “Preventive Medicine and Hygiene,” [453]
Rothafel, S. L., [212]
Rowland, H. A., [153], [158]
Royce, Josiah, [165];
ethics, [166];
philosophy of religion, [167]
Russia, false news, [49]
Russian Revolution, [278]
Ryder, A. P., [187], [233], [234], [237], [542]
Rymer, Thomas, [103]
St. Louis, Mo., [8], [10]
Sainte-Beuve, C. A., [498]
Salesmanship, [405]
Sandburg, Carl, [103], [220], [221], [222]
Sanitariums, [431]
Sanitary engineers, [454]
Sankey, Justice, [68]
Santayana, George, [539], [540]
Sargent, J. S., [234], [235]
Satire, [247]
Saturday Evening Post, [248], [286], [507]
Savings of aliens, [348]
Scholarship, definition, [94], [105], [108]
Scholarship and criticism, [93–108];
bibliography, [535]
School and college life, [109–133];
bibliography, [536]
School of literature, [196]
Schoolmaster, [301]
Schools, function, [113];
suppression of freedom of mind, [86], [87]
Science, [80], [436], [519], [522];
American contributions, [151–152];
applied, [146];
applied and pure, [155–156];
bibliography, [538];
hothouse growth in America, [155];
individual and organized, [156–157];
lack of fruitful background, [151–161];
medicine and, [444];
results and self-doubt, [169];
theology versus, [163]
Scientific schools, first, [417]
Scientists, equipment, [158];
spirit, [160]
Scope of the present volume, iv
Scotch, [338]
Scott, C. P., [38]
Secondary schools, [83], [114], [115];
private, [115–116]
Secret societies, [290], [291]
Sects, [518], [519]
Sensational news, [45]
Sense and poetry, [104]
Sentimentality, [247], [252]
Servants, [320]
Service, [523]
Settlers, early, [300];
immigrant, [343]
Sewers, [14]
Sex, [247], [309–318], [501];
attitudes, [314];
bibliography, [548];
college relations, [129];
concept of sexuality, [437];
emotion, [310], [317], [437];
in children, [436];
morality, [322];
problem, [436];
relations, [316];
relations classified, [313], [314];
sublimation, [312];
suppression of instinct, [311];
youth and, [526]
Shakespeare, William, [220], [250]
Shaw, G. B., [179], [192], [243], [244];
on America, [285]
“Shelburne Essays,” [498], [500]
Sherman, Stuart, [493], [500], [503]
Shirt-sleeve diplomacy, [489]
Simplification of American life, [479], [480]
Sinclair, Upton, and “The Brass Check,” [41]
Single Tax, [273]
Sissies, [142]
Slang, [112]
Slavery, [354], [365]
Slopping over, [471], [488]
Small Claims Courts, [71]
Small town, [285–296];
bibliography, [546];
character, [288];
life, [289]
Smith, J. Thorne, on advertising, [381–395]
Smith, Reginald H., [71]
Smith, Theobald, [449]
Smoking, [440]
Smuggling, [399]
Soap, [392]
Social hygiene, [453]
Social life, [526], [527];
freedom of youth, [313], [315]
Socialist Party, [278], [279]
Society, [516]
Society column, [333]
Solicitor, advertising, [388]
Soul and scholarship, [98]
Soule, George, on radicalism, [271–284]
Southern States, [139];
Negro repression, [358];
society, [354], [365];
white superiority, [366]
Specialists, [80]
Specialization, [79], [80], [158];
surgical, [446]
Speculation in city land, [7], [8]
Spingarn, J. E., [535];
on scholarship and criticism, [93–108]
Spirit, [518]
Spiritual activity, [93], [98]
Spiritual needs, [527]
Spiritual values, [520]
Spoiled child, [334]
“Spoon River Anthology,” [221], [222], [226], [503]
Sport and play, [457–461];
bibliography, [554]
Springfield Republican, [38]
Standard Oil Co., [409], [412]
Standardization, [149], [150], [335];
American, [111];
newspapers and readers, [36]
Standards, economic, [268]
State, business and, [264];
corporations and, [412];
diversity of legal systems, [65];
education and, [89];
German, [302];
legislatures, [24], [31]
Stearns, H. E., on the intellectual life, [135–150]
Sterility, [148]
Stevens, Wallace, [218], [221], [223], [224]
Stewart, A. T., [405]
Stock Exchange, [410]
Stockard, C. R., [452]
Stories, newspaper, [45]
Story, Joseph, [54], [56], [62]
Strikes and the newspapers, [46]
Stuart, H. L., on American civilization, [469–488]
Student Councils, college, [124]
Sturgis, Russell, quoted on art, [237]
Style, [106]
Sublimation of sex, [312]
Suburbia, [15], [19]
Success, [517], [518]
Suffrage, [143]
Sumner, W. G., [543]
“Super-docs,” [447]
Superstition, [78]
Supply and demand, [261]
Suppression of sex impulse, [311]
Surgeons, [446]
Swift, M. I., [172]
Sydenstricker, Edgar, [325]
Symbolists, [503]
Symons, Arthur, [499]
Sympathy, [175];
professional physician, [445]
Symphony orchestras, [199], [202]
Syphilis, [453]
Taboos, [315], [441], [494]
Talk, college, [130]
Tariff, [399], [414];
works of art, [230]
Tarkington, Booth, [243], [248]
Taste, [106];
definition, [100], [107–108];
musical, [200];
theatrical, improvement, [243]
Taylor, Deems, on music, [199–214]
Teachers, control of teaching, [90];
status, [90];
suppression of freedom of mind, [86], [87];
unions, [91]
Teasdale, Sara, [221], [222]
Teeth, infected, [448], [449]
Telegraph, Morse code, [403]
Ten Commandments, [307]
Tennis, [460]
Teutonic school, [303]
Texas fever, [449]
Textile industry, [402]
Theatre, [243–253];
bibliography, [543];
New York City, [243], [246];
newspapers and, [249]
Theology versus science, [163]
Things, [397]
Thomas, Augustus, [249]
Thomas, Theodore, [213]
Thoreau, H. D., [184], [194], [494]
Thorndike’s tests, [154]
Thought, [105], [148], [479];
uniformity, [439]
Threshing-machines, [402]
Thrift, family, [325]
Thucydides, [307]
Ticknor, George, [95], [96]
Tildsley, John, [87]
Tolstoy, Leo, [190], [499], [503]
Tom, Blind, [207–208]
Tonsils, [448], [449]
Towns, New England, [3];
see also [Small town]
Trade-mark, [409]
Trade secrets, [421]
Trade-union movement, [283]
Traditions, [528];
college, [118];
college and life at large, [131–132]
Transportation, [401], [402], [408]
Trinity Church, Boston, [11]
Truth, [86], [92];
love of, [144]
Tschaikovsky, P. I., [200], [213]
Tuberculosis, bovine and human, [449]
Turgeniev, I. S., [190]
Twachtman, J. H., [235]
Twain, Mark, [182], [187], [191], [194], [464]
Typhoid, [450]
Typography, [391]
Unconscious, the, [435], [436]
Undergraduate, [116]
Unemployment, [414]
Uniform Negotiable Instruments Law, [64]
Uniformity, colleges and life, [131–132]
Unions, [283]
U. S. Geological Survey, [158]
Universal Negro Improvement Assn., [369]
Universities, [524], [526];
materialism, [97];
mediocity of life and scholarship, [95], [96], [97];
professors, [96], [97], [193], [491], [527];
see also [College life]; [Colleges]
Untermeyer, Louis, on our poetry, [215]
Uplifters, [450], [497]
Vaccination for typhoid, [450]
Valparaiso University, [119], [124]
Van Dyke, Henry, [496]
Van Loon, H. W., on history, [297–308]
Van Slyke, D. D., [456]
Vanderlyn, John, [232]
Vaughan, V. C., [444]
Veblen, T. B., [544], [545]
Venereal peril, [453]
Venereal prophylaxis, [454]
Verihood, [86]
Versailles, [305]
Victrolas, [212]
Villagers, [285]
Villages, atmosphere, [290]
Virginia schools, white and Negro, [359]
Vision, [177], [480], [481]
Vital statistics, [319], [320]
Volstead Act, debate on, [28]
Volunteer firemen’s organizations, [292]
Wanamaker, John, [46]
War. See [World War]
Washington, D. C., dramatic taste, [246]
Washington Square Players, [252]
Waste, business, [413];
economic, [284];
industrial, [419]
Water, danger of excessive use, [451]
Wealth, [413]
Weir, J. A., [235]
Welfare of employés, [483]
Wellman, Rita, [248]
Wells, H. G., [457]
Weltanschauung, [101], [102]
Wendell, Barrett, quoted on education, [77]
Werner, Judge, W. E., [73]
West, the, [112]
Wharton, Mrs. Edith, [179]
Whistler, J. A. M., [234], [237]
White, Stanford, [11]
White City, [13]
White Ways, [13]
Whitman, Walt, [149], [185], [186], [187], [188], [190], [194], [215], [217], [504], [523]
Who’s who in this volume, [559–564]
Widowhood, prevention, [329]
Widows, [328], [329]
Wigmore, J. H., [69], [75]
Wild oats, [316]
Wilson, Woodrow, [25], [450]
“Winesburg, Ohio,” [137]
Winsett, Ned, [179]
Wissenschaftlichkeit, [303], [304]
Witchcraft, [429]
Wives, thrifty, [324], [325]
Women, beauty, [431], [438];
dominance in art, [229];
dominance in intellectual life, [135];
dominance in music, [205];
hours of work, [73];
in industry, [326];
interests, [142];
longevity, [328];
maintenance at leisure, [139], [141];
men and, dichotomy, [142];
men’s circumspection as to, [316];
nervous, [432];
personality, [317], [318];
psychology, [317];
surplus, [326], [327]
Women’s clubs, [142]
Woodberry, G. E., [101]
Woods, A. H., [245], [251]
Work for work’s sake, [491]
Workmen’s compensation, [72]
Workmen’s families, [325], [326]
World news, [48]
World War, business and, [413];
historians and, [304]
World’s Fair, Chicago, [13]
Wyant, A. H., [233]
Yeast, [444]
Yeats, W. B., [499]
Yellow fever, [450]
Y.M.C.A., [144];
instruction, [83]
Youth, sex life, [526]
Zenger, Peter, [55]