The American Review of Reviews

THE AMERICAN
REVIEW OF REVIEWS

JANUARY-JUNE, 1922 295724

The alphabetical arrangement of the subject matter is modified in some instances by the grouping
of related topics under such headings as Agriculture, Coal, Congress, Education, Finance, Foreign
Debts, Genoa Conference, Government, Housing, Industry, Irish Free State, Politics, Railroads,
Treaties, United States, and Washington Conference. So far as space permits, cross-indexing of
topics to general headings has been used. For material involving various countries, it will be best
to look under the name of the nation. Pictures of interesting personalities are grouped under the
heading, "Portraits," on page VII.

Letters in parentheses signify nature of article, as (C) contributed article; (Ed.) editorial;
(L) "leading article" (digested from another source); (il.) illustrated; (R) book review.

Pp. 1-112, January; pp. 113-224, February; pp. 225-336, March; pp. 337-448, April; pp. 449-
560, May; pp: -561-672, .June.

ACCIDENT prevention instruction in schools (L.),
326.

Adjusted compensation (See "Bonus").
Advertising and art (C., il.), 625.

Advertising and uplift (L.), 202; progress (Ed.),
580.

Agriculture:

Arizona irrigation system for the Pima Indians
(C., il.), 622.

Changing markets for West (Ed.), 576.
Coöperative farm marketing (C.), 161; in South
(C., il.), 59.

rop insura..ce by Government proposed (C.),
526.

Crop reporting machinery (L.), 210.

Exports dwindle (Ed.), 132.

Farm and country movement, in various reports
(R., il.), 559.

Farm and home plans outlined (Ed.), 16.

Farm "bloc" explained (Ed.), 124; (C., il.),
158.

Farm crisis in Argentina (L., il.), 549.

Farm economics under Secretary Wallace (Ed.),
565.

Farmers' conference at Washington (Ed.), 236;
(C.), 271.

Future prospects better (Ed.), 358.
Homestead policy changed (C., il.), 291.

(C.,

Irrigation on the Colorado River (C., il.), 619.
Irrigation on the Gila River in Arizona
11.). 622.

Policy of Europe's "succession states" (L.),
440.

Land utilization in America (L.), 536.
Nitrates and Muscle Shoals (C., il.), 381.

Prices higher (Ed.), 132, 358.

Productive power of the world (L.), 538.
Rain-making (L.), 104.

Rural credit facilities (C.), 162; (L.), 317.

War Finance Corporation and farm credits

(Ed.), 564.

Alaska:

Land of opportunity (C., il.), 402.

Problems (Ed.), 346.

Alcohol a world problem

"Prohibition").

Argentina:

Farm crisis (L., il.), 549.
Meat situation (L.), 429.
Railroads (L., il.), 430.

Armenian conditions to-day (C., il.), 81.

Army policy revised by Secretary Weeks (C.), 285.
Art in advertising (C., il.), 625.

Atitlan Lake in Guatemala (L., il.), 201.

Auditory aids to motion pictures (L., il.), 215.
Automobiles (See "Industry").

Aviation:

Helium safe for dirigibles (C.), 531.
Safety appliances evolving (C., il.), 166.

BAHAI religious cult and its founder (L., il.), 217.
Bangs, John Kendrick, dies (Ed.), 246.
Benes, Eduard, on Europe's problems (C., il.), 490.
Uncle Sam pays a debt to
Blanchard, C. J.
Indians (C., il.), 622.
Blue-sky laws proposed in New York (Ed.), 355.
The land that Uncle Sam bought
Bone, Scott C.
and then forgot (C. il.), 402.
Bonus proposals for World War veterans (Ed.),
232, 462, 568.

Book improvement campaigns (C., il.), 297.
Books, new, (R.), 107; (Ed.), 125; (R.), 220,
334, 446; (Ed.), 349, 351, 419; (R.), 555, 670.
Botanical garden at Washington (L., il.), 332.
Bourgeoisie new in Russia (L.), 441.
Branting, Hjalmar, Premier of Sweden (L., il.),
654.

Brazil:

Coffee industry (L.), 94.

Foreign commerce in 1921 (L.), 535.
Italian immigration (L.), 218.

Briand (See "France").

British Empire:

--At Genoa conference (C.), 339, 599.
Economic strains being met (Ed.), 240.
Egypt released from protectorate
militarism in Egypt (L.), 320.

(Ed.), 349:

Empire reorganizing (E.), 241, 347, 460.
Foreign trade loss (Ed.), 574.

Labor in war and peace (L.), 203 (See also
"Labor").

(L.), 548

(See also

Lloyd George, Premier (Ed.), 11, 339, 372, 458.
Naval policy at Washington conference (Ed.), 6.
Outlook on Europe (L.), 553.

American Legion declines in membership (Ed.),

462.

American women making history (C., il.), 635.
Anglo-Japanese Alliance (Ed.), 7 (See also

"Washington Conference").

Animal maternal instinct glandular? (L.), 662.
Animals and vegetation in Arctic (L.), 211.
Anthropology's latest find (L., il.), 105.
Arctic fallacies exploded (L.), 667.

Arctic's vegetable and animal resources (L.), 211.

Pacific Islands Dominion proposed (C., il.), 305.
Parliament opened by the King (Ed.), 12.
Political crisis passed (Ed.), 459.
Royal influence increases (Ed.), 241.
Textile slump (L.), 330.

War debt position criticized (L.), 321.

(See also "Australia," "Canada," "India," and
"Irish Free State").

Brokerage failures numerous (Ed.), 354.

Brookings, Robert S., an economic leader (Ed.),
578.

Bryce, Lord, statesman and scholar (C., il.), 275,
277.

Bucket shops on the run (Ed.), 354.
Budget:

First presented to Congress (Ed.), 14, 18.
Message of the President (Ed.), 14.
Results for the first year (Ed.), 18, 570.
System described (C.), 64.

Buttrick, Wallace. Negro progress exemplified
(C., il.), 648.

CALVERT, Robert. Helium for safe dirigibles (C.),
531.

Canada:

New Parliament (C.), 308.

New Speaker, Rodolphe Lemieux (C., il.), 617.
Relations with United States (Ed.), 239.
Capser, L. W. Educational needs of Jugoslavia
(C., il.), 75.

Carnegie Corporation endows a new Institute of
Economics (Ed.), 578.

Cartoons, 27, 140, 252, 364, 476, 590.
Catholicism (See "Papacy").

Central American Union and Nicaragua (L.), 322.
Children and public health service (L.), 325.
China:

Civil war (C.), 643.

Claims at Washington conference (Ed.), 9, 39.
Friendship with America (Ed.), 350.
Recovery prospects (Ed.), 349.

Settlement favorable at Washington (C.), 263.
Civic union in France (L.), 553.
Climate of Death Valley (L.), 552.
Coal Industry:

Bureau of coal economics needed (C.), 379.
Consolidation suggested (Ed.), 468.
General outlook analyzed (C.), 376.

Reorganization needed (Ed.), 244; for stabiliza-
tion (C.), 639.

Solutions proposed for troubles (Ed.), 467.
Supplies large (Ed.), 358.

Coal Strike:

Early reactions (Ed.), 465.
Miners' demands (Ed.), 465.

Operators' side of strike (Ed.), 466.

Plans made to avert strike (Ed.), 357.
Public's position (L., il.), 657.
Strike at middle of May (Ed.), 581.
Coliseum at Rome to-day (L., il.), 219.
Commerce (See "Industry").
Communistic fallacies (Ed.), 567.
Congress :

Coal mine regulation proposed (Ed.), 582.
Delay explained (Ed.), 235.

Farm bloc described (L.), 89; (C., il.), 158.
Foreign debt problems (See separately).
Kenyon leaves Senate for the bench (Ed.), 237.
Merchant marine proposals of the President
(Ed.), 356.

Navy reduction (Ed.), 464.

Newberry contest settled (Ed.), 129.

Pennsylvania changes Senators (Ed.), 129.

President's message (Ed.), 13.

Death Valley climate recorded (L.), 552.
Delinquency among juveniles (C), 424.
Delinquency problems met in new ways (Ed.),
352.
Desmond, Shaw. The Ireland of to-morrow and
the men who will lead her (C., il.), 492.
Dillon, E. J., forecasts Russia's part at Genoa
(L.), 534.

Diplomacy under rule of good-will (C.), 155.
Disarmament (See "Washington conference").
Doherty, William J. Helping to reconstruct a na-

tion (C., il.), 77.

Dunn, Samuel O. Will the railways be consoli-
dated (C.), 69.

ECONOMIC problems after the war (Ed.), 115;
(See also "Genoa conference").
Economics (See "Finance" and "Institute of Eco-
nomics").

Education:

Accident prevention instruction (L.), 326.
Federal relation with States (L., il.), 88.
Foreign affairs and the citizen (Ed.), 456.
French educator's views of Yale (L., il.), 444.
International language question (L.), 428.
Jugoslavian needs (C., il.), 75.

Negro progress at Tuskegee (C., il.), 648.
Nutrition studies here and abroad (L., il.), 546.
Public service a profession (C.), 616.
Teachers' housing problems (C., il.), 195.
Egypt suffers from militarism (L.), 320; released
from protectorate (Ed.), 349.

Electric energy costs high (L.), 213.

Ely, Richard T. A land utilization policy for
America (L.), 536; The national agricultural
conference (C.), 271.

England (See "British Empire").
Entente, Little (L., il.), 660.

FALL, Albert B., first report as Secretary of the
Interior (Ed.), 16.

Farmers' conference (See "Agriculture").
Federal Reserve Board:

Federal and State coöperation (L., il.), 88.
Functions well in difficult period (Ed.), 563.
Personnel (Ed.), 564.

Finance:

American financial history (Ed.), 126.

Cuba and America in economics (L.), 663.
Economic problems of Argentina (L.), 664.
French policy (L.), 443.

Money and credit in Germany (C.), 504.
Revolutionary war problems (Ed.), 126.

War Finance Corporation and farm credits
(Ed.), 564.

(See also "Budget," "Foreign Debt Problems,"
"Government," and "Railroads").

Finley, John H. Armenia to-day (C., il.), 81.
Food prices, and women (C.), 529.
Foreign debt problems:

America and the Allies' domestic debts (Ed.),
457.

French viewpoint (L.), 321.

Principles to be remembered (Ed.), 228.

Refunding Commission appointed (Ed.), 230.

Refunding problem (Ed.), 19.

Simonds' comments (C.), 268.
Vanderlip's remedy (Ed.), 125.
France:

Problems to be solved (Ed.), 18.

Senate problems (Ed.), 128.

Session methods explained (Ed.), 14.

Tariff bill of the Senate (Ed.), 465.

Tariff situation analyzed (Ed.), 574, 577.

Tariff to be flexible (Ed.), 15, 578.

Tax problems difficult (Ed.), 570.

Tax revision should be drastic (Ed.), 20.

Work of last session (Ed.), 14.

(See also "Budget" and "Treaties").

Copper company old in Sweden (L.), 319.
Crime statistics under Prohibition (C.), 608.
Croats and Jugoslavia (L., il.), 100.

Crops (See "Agriculture").

Cuban economic relations with United States
(L.), 663.

Czechoslovakian viewpoint on European problems
(C., il.), 490.

DANCES from America criticized in Europe (L.),
542.

Davis, James J. How immigration laws are work-
ing (C., il.), 509.

Davison, Henry Pomeroy (Ed.), 583.

American differences (C.), 487.

Armament policy (C.), 484.

Attitude after three years (Ed.), 456; (C.),
483.

Briand's fall and its consequences (Ed.), 121;
(C.), 267.

Causes trouble at Genoa (C.), 599.

Civic union (L.), 553.

Educator's impressions of Yale (L., il.), 444.

Eight-hour day (L.), 669; farm labor (L.), 93.

Financial policy (L.), 443.

French view of war debt solution (L.), 321.

Genoa attitude distrustful (C.), 488.

Naval ratio difficulties (Ed.), 457.

Paris, three years after armistice (C.), 483.
Poincaré back in power (C.), 267; (Ed.), 459.
Poincaré comments on predecessor's policy (L.,
il.), 199.

Policy criticized by Americans (L.), 653.
Washington conference reactions (C.), 485.
Frissell, Sydney D. The Southern farmer tries
cooperative marketing (C., il.), 59.

GANDHI, and India's revolution (Ed.), 349; (C.),
499.

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