Proceedings [of the] fourth National Conservation Congress [at] Indianapolis, October 1-4, 1912 - United States. National Conservation Congress

[INDEX.]

Accidents, Due to trespassing on railroads, [212]
Elevator, Statistics of, [229]
Industrial, [212]
Prevention of elevator, Address by R. P. Bolton, [223–230]
Prevention of railroad, Address by T. H. Johnson, [205]
Railroad statistics on, [205]
Railway, Preventable, [220]
prevention section, [335]
prevention section, Resolution adopted, [335]
Addams, Miss Jane, Reference to, [174]
Adjournment of Congress, [311]
Allen, E. T., Chairman Forestry Section, [312]
Member Nominating Committee, [196]
Member Committee on Credentials, [111]
Address by, [61–66]
American Farmer, [133]
American Federation of Labor, Reference to, [174]
Austin, Hon. R. M., Remarks by, [310]
Ashley, Dr. Burton J., Address by, [281–286]
Bailey, Prof. L. H., Chairman Committee on Lands and Agriculture, [10]
Barker, H. A., Member Nominating Committee, [196]
Barnard, H. E., Resolution by, [327]
Barrett, Charles S., Address by, [132–134]
Baumgartner, J. P., Remarks by, [286]
Bessey, Dr. C. E., Chairman Committee on Education, [10]
Report by, [66–71]
Bird life, Conservation of, [280]
Birds, Federal protection of migratory, Address by Dr. W. T. Hornaday, [72], [73]
Protection of, [19]
Slaughter and the cost of living, Address by Dr. T. Gilbert Pearson, [72]
Birth and death certificates, Reference to, [215]
registration, [18], [235]
registration in Indiana, [247]
registration in Europe, [245]
Black, Mrs. Elmer, Paper by, [352]
Blue, Surgeon-General, Reference to, [111]
Board of Managers, [9]
Bolton, Reginald Pelham, Address by, [223–230]
Brandeis, Louis D., Reference to, [154]
Bright, Mrs. Orville T., Address by, [196–200]
Bureau of Mines, Reference to, [108]
of Public Health, Reference to, [221]
Child, The, [171]
Duty of Nation to, [180]
labor, [19]
laws, Reference to, [112]
life, Committee on, [10]
Problem of the, [172]
welfare exhibit, [179]
International congress on, Reference to, [200]
Childhood, Rights of, [181]
Children, Attendance of, in schools of U. S., [270]
Duty of State toward, [176]
Legislation for protection of dependent, [175]
Protection of dependent, [175]
Safeguarding the morals of, [179]
Welfare of, [172]
Children’s Bureau, Address by Miss Julia Clifford Lathrop, [242–249]
Importance of, [242]
Object of, [242]
Reference to, [108]
Reference to, [174]
Work of, [248]
Civics, Committee on, [10]
Civil service, [278]
Climate as an asset, [303]
Coal, Amount mined, [203]
State production of, [48], [49]
Waste of, [203]
Cofer, Dr. L. E., Address by, [111–112]
Cold storage, [329]
Attacks on, [326]
economics, [330]
Food conservation by, Address by F. G. Urner, [327–334]
Function of, [331]
Committee of one hundred, Reference to, [107]
on Resolutions, Chairman of, [111]
Compensation act in Washington State, [188]
Condra, Dr. George E., Address by, [48]
Member of Nominating Committee, [196]
Report of, [123–130]
Conservation of bird life, [260]
of business, [60]
of business, Reference to, [123]
Commission, Reference to, by President White, [39]
Reference to, [108]
Commissions, [56]
of the child, [178]
Congress, Development of, [161], [162]
Field of, Reference by President White, [38]
Homes department of, [199]
Objects of, [183]
Origin of, [161]
department, General Federation of Women’s Clubs, Work of, [258]
of food, Address by F. G. Urner, [327–334]
in relation to the home, [252]
of the human race, Address by Dr. John N. Hurty, [148–154]
of land and the man, Address by Mrs. Haviland H. Lund, [131–132]
of life, [256]
of man, Address by Dr. H. W. Wiley, [75–91]
of man on the land, Address by Charles S. Barrett, [132]
and mining, [202]
of navigable streams, Address on, [357–362]
organization, [55]
in States, [55], [56]
Progress in, [60]
redefined, Address of E. T. Allen, [61–66]
Results of lack of, [259]
and secondary industries, [147]
of the soil, Paper by Hon. James J. Hill, [349–352]
of waters, Report by W. C. Mendenhall, Chairman Committee on Waters, [335–344]
work in General Federation of Women’s Clubs, [259]
Constitution, [13]
Amendment to, [286]
Changes in, [286], [287]
Consumers’ League, Reference to, [253], [254]
Corporations, Overcapitalization of, [231]
Cost of living, [162]
Country life, [22]
Credentials, Committee on, [111]
Crocker, Mrs. Marion A., Address by, [258–262]
Member Nominating Committee, [196]
Crump, M. H., Report by, [182], [183]
Daughters of the American Revolution, Reference to, [249]
Reference to, [253]
Death, Loss through, [109]
Means of avoiding, [81]
registration, [18]
Unnecessary, [109]
Denny, Miss Adeline, Motion by, [181]
Department of Labor, Reference to, [108]
Diseases of children, [244]
Communicable, [84]
Heredity of, [86]
Immunity from, [84]
Most active, [79], [80], [81]
Occupational, [143]
Prevention of introduction of contagious and infectious, [114]
Prevention of the spread of, [117]
of unknown genesis, [83]
Doremus, Charles A., Letter from, [147]
Dowling, Dr. Oscar, Address by, [139–144]
Drinker, Dr. Henry Sturgis, Address by, [347–349]
Drugs, Supervision of, [87]
Dunn, Jacob P., Address by, [357–362]
Easley, Ralph M., Address by, [272–281]
Chairman Committee on Civics, [10]
Education, Committee on, [10]
of immigrants, [198]
A plea for more equal educational opportunities, Address by Professor E. T. Fairchild, [134–139]
In relation to Conservation, [59]
Report of standing committees on, [66–71]
Value of, [167], [168]
Work in the community, [67]
Work through legislation, [70]
Work in the schools, [68]
Efficiency, Human, Address by Harrington Emerson, [154–160]
Elevator accidents, Legislation governing, [226]
Ellis, Don Carlos, Presentation of Knoxville invitation by, [307–310]
Resolution by, [310]
Emerson, Harrington, Address by, [154–160]
Employer, The duty of, Address by Dr. E. A. Rumely, [144–147]
Employment department, [154]
Responsibility of, [237]
Evans, Dr. William A., Speaker, [61]
Executive Committee, [9]
Adoption of report by, [288]
Report by, [286]
Exhibit, [22]
Factory legislation, [274]
Fairbanks, Hon. Charles Warren, Address of welcome by, [24]
Fairchild, Professor E. T., Address by, [134–139]
Farmers’ Union, President of, Charles S. Barrett, [132]
Farming, Scientific, [297]
Farquhar, A. B., Address by, [214–223]
Motion by, [288]
Farrand, Dr. Livingston, Address by, [264–271]
Federal Forest Service, Reference to, by E. T. Allen, [63]
Fish, Protection of, [19]
Fisher, Professor Irving, Address by, [103–111]
Flood Damage, [291]
Investigation of Pittsburgh Flood Commission, Address by George M. Lehman, [289–296]
prevention, [294]
protection, [293]
Food, Committee on, [10]
preservation, Methods of, [328]
production, Development of, [328]
preservation, Requirement of, [328]
products, Relative values of, [143]
Section on, [326]
Foods, Quality of cold storage, [332]
Forest fires, [21]
State appropriations for prevention of, [21]
resources, Situation in States, [52], [53], [54]
service, Commendation of, [20]
Appropriations for, [20]
Forestry, Attack upon, [321]
Committee on, [10]
Committee on Co-operation, [314]
Committee on Permanent Organization, [314]
Committee on Resolutions, [31]
Education in, [313]
policy, [323]
Present situation in, Address by Prof. H. S. Graves, [318–325]
Progress in State, [320]
Reasons for government ownership, [324], [325]
Report of Committee on Permanent Organization, [315], [316]
Report of Committee on Resolutions, [315]
section, [312]
Organization of, [312]
Register, [317]
Forests, [20]
and floods, [304]
Address by E. T. Allen, [61–66]
Protection by the States, [21]
Foster, Volney T., Member Committee on Credentials, [111]
Game, Protection of, [19]
General (including domesticated animals and wild life), Committee on, [10]
Federation of Women’s Clubs, Reference to, [240], [241]
Gipe, J. C., Nomination of, for Recording Secretary, [288]
Recording Secretary, [9]
Recording Secretary, 1913, [11]
Graves, Henry S., Address by, [318–325]
Chairman Committee on Forestry, 1913, [11]
Chairman Committee on Forests, [10]
Discussion of paper by, [316]
Greetings to Congress, [182]
Griggs, Major E. G., Address by, [183–195]
Member Nominating Committee, [196]
Gross, H. H., Address by, [297–302]
Habit-forming Drugs, [110]
Hadley, Governor of Missouri, Reference to, [231]
Hon. Herbert S., Governor of Missouri, Reference to, [296]
Hammond, John B., Adoption of Resolution by, [306]
Health, Public Health, Reference to, [111]
Powers of National Government Relating to, [112]
Control, Authority in, Address by Dr. L. E. Cofer, [111–112]
Education in, [82]
Federal Public Health Service, Activities of, [114]
of Industrial Workers, [18]
National Board of, Reference to, [113]
of the People, [18]
Public and Hygiene, Address by Dr. Oscar Dowling, [139–144]
Work, Municipal, Reference to, [98], [99], [100]
National, Reference to, [97]
State, Reference to, [98]
Heredity, [152]
Hereditary Defects, [18]
Hill, Rev. H. G., Invocation, [91]
Hon. James J., Paper by, [349–352]
Holmes, Dr. Joseph A., Address by, [200–205]
Chairman, Committee on Minerals, [10]
Reference to, [38]
Home, The, address by Mrs. Matthew T. Scott, [250–254]
Conservation of the, [197]
Making, [251]
The Country, [199]
Training in the, [250]
Homes, Committee on, [10]
Hopkins, Cyril G., reference to, [300]
Hornaday, Dr. W. T., address by, [72]
Chairman, General Committee (including Domesticated Animals and Wild Life), [10]
Report of, as Chairman, Committee on Wild Life Protection, [344–347]
Hospitals, Establishment of Public, [269]
Human Efficiency, Address by Dr. Henry Wallace, [161–170]
Reference to, [94]
by President White, [33]
Life, Conservation of, [201]
address by A. B. Farquhar, [214–223]
Discussion of, by Dr. William A. Evans, [61]
as a National Asset, Address by E. E. Rittenhouse, [92–102]
Hurty, Dr. John N., Address by, [148–154]
Reference to, [246]
Hygiene, Divisions of, [153]
Essentially Preventive, [144]
Need of Education in, [198]
in Relation to Public Health, Address by Dr. Oscar Dowling, [139–144]
in Its Relation to Health, [140]
School, [150]
Illness, [149]
Immigrants, Proper Distribution of, [198]
Indiana, Conservation Work in, [29]
Health Work in, [29], [30]
State Forestry Association, [29]
State Board of Forestry, [29]
Indianapolis, Welcome on Behalf of, [31]
Industry, American, [236]
Industrial Insurance, Reports of Washington Conservation Commission, [193], [194], [195]
Infant Life, Protection of, [196]
Mortality, Prevention of, [244]
Initiative, Referendum and Direct Primary, [278]
Insect Ravages, [19]
Insurance, Working Man’s, [143]
International Sunday School Association, Reference to, [178]
Invitation to Congress from San Francisco, [286]
from Knoxville, [182]
Invitations from Cities Desiring Congress, [306]
Iron Ore, State Production of, [50], [51]
Irrigation, [51]
“Is the Child Worth Conserving?” Address by Judge Ben B. Lindsey, [170–181]
Johnson, Thomas H., Address by, [205–214]
Jones, Col. W. A. Fleming, [111]
Kelsey, Frederick, Remarks by, [231]
Kendall, Mrs. Elmer E., Member, Nominating Committee, [196]
Knapp, Joseph P., Reference to, [186]
Knoxville, Invitation from, [307–310]
Labor, Values from, [146]
Wage Scale and Hours, [305]
Land, Drainage Schemes, [125]
Dry Land Deals, [126]
Effects of Land Frauds, [129]
Eucalyptus Promotion, [125]
Frauds, or Get-Rich-Quick Schemes, Address by Dr. George E. Condra, [123–130]
Fruit Land Promotion, [124]
Irrigation Schemes, [124]
Mineral Land Promotion, [124]
Misrepresentation and Overvaluation of, [127]
Oil and Gas Promotion, [124]
Promoters’ Methods, [128]
Schemes, [126]
and Soil, Distribution of, [52]
Lands, [19]
and Agriculture, Committee on, [10]
Report of Committee on, [123–130]
Classification of, [20]
Leasing of, [20]
Withdrawal of Public, [20]
Latchaw, D. A., Nomination of, for Treasurer, [288]
Treasurer, 1912, [9]
1913, [11]
Lathrop, Miss Julia Clifford, Address by, [242–249]
Laws, Sumptuary, [89]
Lehman, George M., Address by, [289–296]
Lieber, Richard, Address of Welcome by, [31]
Chairman, Board of Managers, 1912, [9]
Life, Average Human, [103]
Duration of, in Sweden, [104]
Lever Bill, Reference to, [300]
Life Insurance Companies, Reference to, [101], [108]
Life, Length of, [148]
Loss of, in Mines, [204]
Prolongation of, [90]
Table of Expectation of, [77]
waste, [94], [95], [96]
Lindsey, Judge Ben B., [170–181]
Chairman, Committee on Child Life, [10]
Living, Science of, [151]
Logging, Hazards of, [190]
Loomis, A. M., New York, Remarks by, [311]
Lumber Manufacturers, Reference to, [185]
“Lumberman’s Viewpoint, The,” Address by Major E. G. Griggs, [183–195]
Lumbermen, Reference to, by E. T. Allen, [65]
Support of Forestry by, [21]
Lund, Mrs. Haviland H., Address by, [130–132]
McGee, Dr. W J, [22]
An Appreciation of, by W. C. Mendenhall, [365–367]
Chairman, Committee on National Parks, [10]
Resolution on, [22]
Mammoth Cave, Establishment of, as a National Park, [182], [183]
Martin, Col. John I., Sergeant-at-Arms, [23]
Motion by, [91]
Remarks by, [262], [263]
Medicine, Patent, [150]
Proprietary, [88]
Men and Religion Forward Movement, Reference to, [178], [276]
Mendenhall, W. C., Report as Chairman, Committee on Waters, [335–344]
Miller, Winfield, Address of Welcome by, [33]
Mine Legislation, [205]
Minerals, [21]
Committee on, [10]
Long-time Leases of, [21]
Waste of, [22]
Mining, [22]
Conditions, Improvement of, [204]
as a Great Foundation of Industry, [201]
Industry, [201], [202]
Development of, [202]
Loss of Life In, [22]
Mix, Dr. M. W., Chairman Accident Prevention Section, [335]
Moore, Mrs. Philip N., Nomination of, for Vice-President, [288]
Remarks by, [241]
Vice-President, 1913, [11]
Professor Willis N., Address by, [302–305]
Mortality Statistics, [78]
Mothers’ Compensation Law, [176]
Pensions, [174]
Municipal Government, [279]
National Association of Conservation Commissioners, Election of Officers, [335]
Meeting of, [334], [335]
of Manufacturers, Reference to, [146]
Child Labor Committee, Reference to, [274]
Civic Federation, Work of, [277]
Congress of Mothers, Reference to, [196]
Consumers’ League, Reference to, [172], [173]
Conservation Association, Reference to, [56]
Congress, Amendment to Constitution, [286], [287]
Membership in, [287]
Reference to, [56]
Vice-President of, [286]
Magazine, Suggestion of a, [302]
Department of Health, Reference to, [108]
Fertilizer Association, Report from, [363–365]
League for Medical Freedom, Reference to, [222]
Lumber Manufacturers’ Association, Reference to, [185], [187]
Parks (including Mammoth Cave, Ky., and Adjacent Lands), Committee on, [10]
National Soil Fertility League, [299]
Natural Gas, State Production of, [49], [50]
Waste of, [22]
Resources, Proper Utilization of, [184]
Navigable Streams, Conservation of, [357–362]
Nominating Committee, Adoption of Report of, [288]
Appointment of, [195]
Report by, [288]
Officers, Appreciation of the Work of, [23]
and Committees, 1912, [9]
1913, [11]
Pack, Charles Lathrop, Nomination of, for President, [288]
Presentation of, as President, [288]
President, 1913, [11]
Remarks by, [289]
Page, Walter H., Chairman, Committee on Resolutions, [111]
Report as Chairman of Committee on Resolutions, [306]
Panama Canal, Reference to, [28], [106]
Parent-Teacher Associations, Reference to, [199]
Pearson, Dr. T. Gilbert, Illustrated Address by, [71]
Petroleum, State Production of, [49], [50]
Philputt, Rev. Dr. Allan B., Invocation by, [74]
Pinchot, Gifford, Message from, [74]
Reference to, by Dr. Wiley, [75]
Political Platforms, [110]
Population, Increase in, [300]
Public Health Movement, Address by Prof. Irving Fisher, [103–111]
Service, Organization of, [119], [120]
Service, Activities of, [121], [122]
State Laws Concerning, [284]
Utility Corporations, in Their Relation to the Public, [277]
Pure Food and Drugs, [279]
Pittsburgh Flood Commission, Outline of Work, [290]
Race Suicide, [96], [177]
Railroad Accidents, Cause and Prevention of, [208]
Statistics on, [211]
Study of, [207]
Railway Accidents, [206], [207]
Classes of, [207]
Rauh, Charles S., Report by, [363–365]
Reception by Officers and Board of Managers, [73]
Reforestation, [21]
Refrigeration of Food Stuffs, [19]
Reports of Washington Compensation Commission, [188]
Rescue of the Fit, Address by Harrington Emerson, [154–160]
Research, Scientific, [118]
Resolution by R. P. Bolton, [231]
by Frederick Kelsey, [231]
Resolutions, [18]
Resources, Human, [140]
Rittenhouse, E. E., Address by, [92], [102]
Rumely, Dr. Edward A., Address by, [144–147]
Rural Schools, [22]
Pupils in, [137]
Sanitation in Pennsylvania, [216]
Enforcement of, [119]
of Foreign Commerce, [115]
Sanitary Treaties, [116]
Information, Collection of, [117]
“Saving Miners’ Lives,” Address by Dr. Joseph A. Holmes, [200–205]
Scott, Mrs. Matthew T., Address by, [250–254]
Chairman, Committee on Homes, [10]
President-General, D. A. R., Introduction of, [249]
Schools, Country, Needs of, [299]
Growth in, [135]
Rural, Reference to, [136]
School Supervision, [138]
Taxes, [137]
Sewage Disposal, [19]
Experiments in, [284]
Disposition of, Address by Dr. Burton J. Ashley, [281–286]
Shipp, Thomas R., Executive Secretary, 1912, [9]
1913, [11]
Nomination and Election of, for Executive Secretary, [288]
Social Evil, The, [277]
Industry and Civic Progress, Address by Ralph M. Easley, [272–281]
Soil Fertility, [162]
in Europe, [297], [298]
as National Asset, [297]
Soil, The Story of the, Address by H. H. Gross, [297–302]
States, What They Are Doing, Dr. George E. Condra, [48]
Standing Committees, 1912, [10]
Report of, [367–368]
Stimson, Hon. Henry L., Secretary of War, Address by, [41]
Stimulants, Dangers of, [89]
Storms, Rev. Dr. A. B., Invocation by, [47]
“Story of the Air,” Address by Prof. Willis N. Moore, [302–305]
Supplementary Proceedings, [312]
Surveys, Climate, [58]
Ground Water, [58]
Social and Industrial Conditions, [58]
Native Life, [58]
Soils, [58]
Structural, [58]
Surface Water and Drainage, [58]
Topographical, [57]
Value of, [57], [58], [59]
Taft, President, Message from, [41]
Personal Representative of, [41]
Teal, J. N., Chairman, Committee on Waters, [10]
Tenement House Reform, [274]
Timber Crop, [185]
Toll, John D., Report by, [363–365]
Training of Americans, [255]
Tuberculosis Campaign, Outline of, [267]
Deaths from, [264]
Problem of, Address by Dr. Livingston Farrand, [264–271]
Registration, [265]
of the Social Conditions, [266]
Survey, [268]
Typhoid Fever, [220]
United States Steel Corporation, Reference to, [203]
Urner, F. G., Address by, [327–334]
Vice Commissions, [179]
Vice-Presidents, [9]
Vital Energy, [234]
Resources, [10]
Committee on, [10]
of the Nation, Address by Dr. Henry S. Drinker, [347–349]
State Activities in, [54], [55]
Statistics, Address by A. B. Farquhar, [214–223]
Vitality, Saving, [151]
Vote of Thanks to Judge Lindsey, [181]
Wage-Earners, improvement of Conditions for, [273]
Wage Question, [159]
Wages, Improvement of, [273]
Walker, Mrs. John R., Address by, [255–258]
Wallace, Dr. Henry, Address by, [161–170]
Chairman Pro Tem, [122]
Member, Nominating Committee, [196]
War, Policy of Waste; Peace Policy of Conservation, Address by Mrs. Elmer Black, [352–356]
Water Power, [22]
Address of Hon. Henry L. Stimson, [41–46]
Coosa River Bill, [45]
Combination to Control, [184]
James River Bill, [44]
National Policy, [43]
A Prominent Resource, [43]
Public Control of, [22]
Waters, Committee on, [10]
Welch, Dr. William H., Chairman, Committee on Vital Statistics, [10]
Weeks Law, Reference to, [319]
Western Forestry and Conservation Association, Reference to, [65]
Wheeler, N. P., Member, Nominating Committee, [196]
White, Hon. J. B., Address as President, [48]
White, President, Remarks in Presenting Hon. Woodrow Wilson, [232]
Remarks Presenting Charles Lathrop Pack, [288]
Remarks of, [33], [37], [40], [47], [75], [92], [102], [139], [160], [170], [181], [183], [195], [200], [231], [240], [264], [298]
1912, [9]
Announcements by, [111], [134], [182]
Remarks by, [311]
Statement by, [302]
Wicks, Rev. Dr. F. S. C., Invocation by, [24]
Wild Life Protection, State Activities in, [346]
Report of Standing Committee of, [344]
Wiley, Dr. Harvey W., Address by, [75–91]
Chairman, Committee on Food, [10]
Chairman, Section on Food, [326]
Mention of, [28]
Wilson, Woodrow, Introduction of, by President White, [232]
Address by, [232–240]
Woodworking Industries, Risks in, [189], [190]
Women’s Meeting, [240]
Workman’s Compensation Act, [187]
Acts, States Which Have, [188]
Worsham, E. Lee, Remarks by, [287]
Chairman, Executive Committee, 1912, [9]
1913, [11]

Transcriber’s note

Consolidated the different spelling of cooperation and coöperation with the most used co-operation throughout book
Added missing punctuation where needed
pg 4 Changed Relation to Pulbic to: Public
pg 5 Changed Scott 250-258 to: 250-254
pg 5 Added letter h to Pittsburg in: Pittsburg, Mr. George M. Lehman
pg 10 Changed W J McGee. to: McGee,
pg 11 Changed Okland to: Oakland, Cal.
pg 14 Changed from the State Conservations to: Conservation
pg 16 Added period to: of less than 25,000.
pg 27 Changed take Russion with her to: Russia
pg 28 Changed spelling of: and familiarizing themeslves to: themselves
pg 29 Changed comma to period at: drainage and the like.
pg 31 Changed spelling of: $600,000 to $300,000 annully to: annually
pg 37 Changed something for beyond to: something far beyond
pg 43 Changed which will create waterpower to: water power
pg 45 Changed case of First, Is the river to: is
pg 54 Changed one of reforstation to: reforestation
pg 58 Changed spelling of older communities undistrubed to: undisturbed
pg 74 Changed This we as through to: ask
pg 80 Changed principles of serum phophylaxis to: prophylaxis
pg 85 Changed spelling nature of the phagocytosthe to: phagocytose
pg 88 Changed spelling in any localtiy to: locality
pg 89 Changed spelling the use of stimulii to stimuli (3 places)
pg 98 Changed spelling other official public healh to: health
pg 100 Changed spelling height of absudity to: absurdity
pg 108 Changed spelling already passed the prosphorus to: phosphorus
pg 111 Changed spelling simply to breath to: breathe
pg 124 Changed spelling speculation and over valuation to: overvaluation (other matches in book)
pg 135 Matched spelling of little short of marvellous to: spelled marvelous in other places
pg 135 Changed world-wide movement, by friends to: my friends
pg 135 Changed that not may purpose to: my purpose
pg 137 Changed they have not he to: the
pg 138 Added comma to million boys and girls,
pg 141 Changed low standards or decency to: of decency
pg 144 Changed spelling ethical and spirtual to: spiritual
pg 150 Removed unnecessary quote after: to have adequate recreation.
pg 150 Changed spelling A Japanese physican to: physician
pg 152 Changed two instances of clamy hands, clamy feet to: clammy
pg 152 Changed insomnia, fugative pains to: fugitive pains
pg 154 Changed spelling temperance and sanitied to: sanitized
pg 155 Changed alloy steel because it work to: works
pg 166 Changed mathematics to compete to: compute
pg 166 Changed which tends to drawf to: dwarf
pg 172 Changed waterfalls and vendure to: verdure
pg 176 Changed spelling refuse to perfrom to: perform
pg 179 Changed where these things out to: ought
pg 206 Chart total for Scalded or Burned does not add up 197, should be 297
pg 210 Changed human factor with its attendent to: attendant
pg 214 Changed President White—Whe to: We
pg 217 Changed Similiar to the work to: Similar
pg 235 Changed single quote to double after: partners in the creation?
pg 236 Changed not write an immoral to: immortal
pg 247 Changed deux ex machina to: deus
pg 255 Changed abundance make it posible to: possible
pg 258 Changed I feel that this Congres to: Congress
pg 264 Changed each year and very probaly to: probably
pg 269 Changed in procuring the necesary to: necessary
pg 279 Changed released the rich, wheras to: whereas
pg 280 Changed mind that this resume to: resumé
pg 290 Changed Pittsburg having been to: Pittsburgh
pg 290 Changed In conection with complete to: In connection
pg 293 Changed also for deeping to: deepening
pg 294 Changed now successfully empolyed to: employed
pg 295 Changed derived by preventitive to: preventative
pg 303 Changed in the lower straum to: stratum
pg 304 Removed comma after if we go on and plant
pg 307 Removed period after Office of Public Roads
pg 308 Changed time when these Stats to: States
pg 309 Removed comma after Mr. Chairman, Knoxville
pg 313 Changed effort to secure reforstation. to: reforestation.
pg 316 Added period after: given the necessary publicity
pg 325 Changed In the hands of sopilsmen to: spoilsmen
pg 326 Changed and large quanities to: quantities
pg 333 Changed no criteron of their quality. to no criterion
pg 338 Added period to: governmental activity in this direction
pg 346 Changed North Carolina, Tennsesee to: Tennessee
pg 346 Changed extinct as the mastadon to: mastodon
pg 353 Changed International Court of Aribtration to: Arbitration
pg 358 Added double quote to: always applied it to “White River
pg 363 Changed be large in quanaity to: quantity
pg 364 Changed Not only since its inseption to: inception
pg 365 Removed the word for from: soil in the form for of food
pg 367 Changed he knew definitely that has to: his
pg 369 Added period to: Baumgartner, J.
pg 369 Changed capitalization of In relation to the home, 252 to: in relation
pg 370 Changed Investigation of Pittsburgh Flood Commisson to: Commission