Accredited Schools, Report of the Com-

mission on, 500.

Active Members, Conditions of Eligibility,
1; List of, 904.

Act of Incorporation, 4; Certificate of, 5.
Actual Business, Requirements for, 675.
ADAMS, CECELIA- Hindrances to the De-
velopment of Language, 412.

Addresses of Welcome- Governor S. R.
Van Sant, 35; Superintendent John W.
Olsen, 38; Hon. D. P. Jones, 40; Super-
intendent Charles M. Jordan, 42; Presi-
dent Cyrus Northrop, 43.

Adolescents, Nature and Needs of, 730.
Advantages to the Indian Pupil of Class-

room Work as Outlined in the Course of
Study Mrs. Lucy P. Hart, 868.
Advisability of Having Indian Schools of
Moderate Size-H. M. Noble, 871.
Agricultural School in the Indian Ser-
vice, 869.

Agriculture in Rural Communities, 222.
Agriculture in the Public Schools, The
Practical Value of Teaching, 431.
Agriculture, The Teaching of, to Indians,
862.

Ahern, Mary Eileen-Secretary's Minutes,
Library Department, 798.

Aim in Indian Education, What is Our,
870.

Altruism as a Law of Education- Arnold
Tompkins, 256.

Amanuensis, Education of the, 691.
Amendments to Constitution of the Coun-
cil, 314.

America, Victorious, 846.

American Farmer, The Education of, 93.
American Library Association, Greeting
from, 807.

Analogies, Biological, in Reasoning on

Educational Subjects, 215.

Ancient Classics, Round Table in, 462.
ANDERSON, J. M.-Business Education, 681.
Andrews, William E.-Discussion, 477
Anomalous Situation, with Suggestions for
Improvement--Hollis E. Dann, 616.
Are Business Courses in Public Schools
Inimical to Education?-A. E. Winship,
652.

Art and Manual Training, Co-operation
Between, 571.

Art as an Educational Factor--James L.
Hughes, 581.

Art, Education in the Appreciation of, 521.

Art Education, Limitations of the Subject,
597; in Relation to Manual Training,
564; Report of Committee on, 594;
What is, 597.

Asbury, Calvin-Discussion, 882.
Associations of Parents of Deaf Children
as an Aid to Schools, 848.

Athletics in Indian Schools-W. H. Wins-
low, 883.

Athletics-Principals' Conference, 485.
At What Age Should the Student Begin
Business Subjects-Edward W. Stitt, 666.
Bakeless, O. H.-Discussion, 811.
BALLIET, THOMAS M.-College Gradu-
ates in Elementary Schools, 272.
Barker, C. D.-Discussion, 475.
Barker, F. L.-Discussion, 473.
BARRETT, RICHARD C.- Reciprocity in
Licensing Teachers, 299; Secretary's
Minutes, 298.

-

Barrett, R. T.-Discussion, 224.
BAYLISS, ALFRED Address before De
partment of Indian Education, 879; Dis-
cussion, 229.

BEARD, R. O.-The Physiology of Child-
hood as Applied to Education, 720.
BEARDSHEAR, WILLIAM M.- Presidential

Address: The Three II's in Education, 55.
BELL, ALEXANDER GRAHAM-President's
Address, Department of Special Educa-
tion, 828; Discussion, 850.
Benham, Nathaniel, †, 893.
Benner, Henry, †, 894.
Berg, P. S.-Discussion, 474.

Best Method of Effecting Transfers of
Pupils in Indian Schools-A. J. Stand-
ing, 872.

Bible, Knowledge of the English, 71.
Biological Analogies in Reasoning on Edu-

cational Subjects, 215.

Biology as a Means of Inducing the Pupil
to Think, 468.

Biology, The Projection Microscope in
Teaching, 771.

BISHOP, J. REMSEN-President's Address,
Department of Secondary Education,
456; Leader of Biological Conference,
468; Discussion, 470.

Blair, F. G.-Discussion, 251.
Blanchard, Mrs. M. E.-Discussion, 891.
Blind Children, What Minnesota is Doing
for, 840.

Bliss, Lafayette Leader Round-Table
Conference in Ancient Classics, 462.

Black, William H.-Discussion, 391.
Board of Trustees, who constitute, 3; List
of for 1901-2, 8; List of for 1902-3, 12;
Report of for 1901-2, 19.

BOLTON, FREDERICK E.-New Lines of
Attack in Child Study, 703.
Bonebrake, Lewis D.-Discussion, 230.
Bonnell, E. N.-Discussion, 668.
Boone, Richard G.-Discussion, 213.
BOOTH, F. W.--Lessons to be Learned by
the General Teacher from Teaching
Language to the Deaf, 831; Secretary's
Minutes, Special Education, 827.
BOOTH GEORGE A.- Requirements for
Actual Business, 675.

Bouton, Eugene-Discussion, 283.
Brazil, Organization of Education in, 506.
Bright, Orville T.-Discussion, 230.
Britzius, H. A.-Discussion, 473.
Brooks, Sarah C.-Discussion, 424.
Brown, John F.-Discussion, 505.
Bruce, William George-Secretary's Min-
utes, Department of School Administra-
tion, 790.

BRUMBAUGH, MARTIN G.- Progress of
Education in Porto Rico, 253.
Bryan, W. J. S.-Leader of Principals'
Conference, 485.

Buckley, Sister Catherine-Discussion, 889.
BULLOCH, J. G.-Tuberculosis among In-

dians How Caused and How Pre-
vented, 867.

Burks, Jesse D.-Discussion, 437.
Burroughs, George Stockton, †, 894.
Burton, Charles E.-Discussion, 883.
Busby, Allie E.-Discussion, 887.
Business Courses in Public Schools, Are

They Inimical to Education? 652.
Business Education-J. M. Anderson, 681.
Business-Man, The vs. The Public School,
655.

Business, Requirements for Actual, 675.
Business Subjects, At What Age Should
Students Begin, 666.

BUTLER, NICHOLAS MURRAY Address
Before Department of Indian Education,
877; Some Pressing Problems, 66; Dis-
cussion, 328.

By-Laws of General Association, 4.
Caldwell, H. W.-Discussion, 481.
Calendar of Meetings, 6.

Call out the Leaders-J. Remsen Bishop, 456.
Caplin, Jessie F.-Discussion, 473.
Carman, George N.-Report of the Com-
mission on Accredited Schools, 500;
Discussion, 503.

Carrington, W. T.-Discussion, 224.
Carroll, C. F.-Discussion, 214.
CARTER, JOSEPH-The Practical Value of
Teaching Agriculture in the Public
Schools, 431.

CATT, MRS.CARRIE CHAPMAN-The Home
and the Higher Education, 100.
Chandler, Willard Harris, †, 894.
Chapin, M. L.-Secretary's Minutes, De-
partment of Music Education, 616.

CHAPPLE, B. P.-What Minnesota is Doing
for Her Blind Children, 840.
Chicago Public Schools, The Child-Study
Department of the, 710.

Childhood as Applied to Education, The
Physiology of, 720.

Child Study and Psychology in Normal
Schools, 239.

Child-Study Department of the Chicago
Public Schools, The-Angeline Loesch,
710.

Child Study, New Lines of Attack in, 703;
What Our Schools Owe to, 716.
China, Educational Conditions and Prog-
ress in, 144.

Citizenship, Influences That Make for
Good, 192.

City Superintendents, Round Table of, 230.
Civilization and Citizenship Among In-
dians, Drawbacks to, 862.

CLARK, FRANCES ELLIOTT-High-School
Music, 626.

Clark, John S.-Dissenting opinion, 614.
Classics, Ancient, 462.

Clement, Arthur G.-Discussion, 468.
Clifford, Julia B.-Discussion, 469, 470.
Colby, Pauline-Discussion, 892.
COLE, A. H.-The Projection Microscope

-Its Possibilities and Value in Teaching
Biology, 771.

College Graduates in Elementary Schools
-Thomas M. Balliet, 272; Discussion,
279.

Collins, E. E.-Discussion, 230.
Commercial Course for a Massachusetts
High School, 686.

Commercial Courses, Length and Content
of, 661.

Commercial Student, The vs. The Public
School, 655.

Commercial Teachers, The Preparation of
for Public Schools, 669.

Commission on Accredited Schools, Report
of, 500.

Committee of Nine, Department of Busi
ness Education, Report of, 645.

Committee of Nine on Educational Doc-
trine, Membership of, 157.

Committee of Ten on Elementary Art
Education, Report of, 594.

Committee on Constitution of Department
of Superintendence, Report of, 151;
Members of, 152.

Committee on Nominations, General Asso-
ciation, list of, 53; Report of, 24.
Committee on Resolutions, General Asso-
ciation, list of, 22; Report of 26; Depart-
ment of Superintendence, 156.
Committees, Standing, of the Council, 308.
Common-School Community, The-Ossian
H. Lang, 387; Discussion, 390.

COMPTON, L. M.-The Teaching of Agri-
culture to Indians with Reference to
Future Employment, 862.
Conference, Teachers', Department of
Indian Education, 885.