DATES AND VOLUME NUMBERS OF THE PUBLICATIONS OF

THE ACADEMY AND SUPPLEMENTS THERETO 1916-1921

1916

Vol. LXIV: March "Public Administration and Partisan Politics"
Vol. LXV: May-"Personnel and Employment Problems"

-Supplement, "Steadying Employment"

Vol. LXVI: July-"Preparedness and America's International Program" Vol. LXVII: September-"New Possibilities in Education"

Vol. LXVIII:

November-"America's Changing Investment Market"

1917

Vol. LXIX: January-"The Present Labor Situation"

"The Purposes and Ideals of the Mexican Revolu-
tion"

Vol. LXX: March-"Modern Insurance Problems"
May-"Stabilizing Industrial Employment"

Vol. LXXI:

-Supplement, "The Mexican Constitution of 1917" Vol. LXXII: July-"America's Relation to the World Conflict" Vol. LXXIII: September "Justice Through Simplified Legal Procedure" Vol. LXXIV: November-"The World's Food"

1918

Vol. LXXV: January-"Financing the War"

Vol. LXXVI: March-"War Adjustments in Railroad Regulation"

Vol. LXXVII:

Vol. LXXVIII:

May-"Social Work With Families"

-Supplement, "Procedure in State Legislatures"
July-"Mobilizing America's Resources for the War"

Vol. LXXIX: September-"War Relief Work"

Vol. LXXX:

November-"Rehabilitation of the Wounded"

1919

Vol. LXXXI: January-"A Reconstruction Labor Policy"
Vol. LXXXII: March-"Industries in Readjustment"
Vol. LXXXIII: May-"International Economics"
Vol. LXXXIV: July-"International Reconstruction"
Vol. LXXXV: September-"Modern Manufacturing"
Vol. LXXXVI: November-"The Railroad Problem"

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1920

Vol. LXXXVII: January-"The New American Thrift"
Vol. LXXXVIII: March—“Bonds and the Bond Market"
Vol. LXXXIX: May-"Prices"

Vol. XC: July-"Industrial Stability"

Vol. XCI: September-"Labor, Management and Production"
Vol. XCII: November-"Social and Industrial Conditions in Germany

Vol. XCIII:

Today"

-Supplement, "Working Capital in Street Railway
Regulation"

1921

January-"Present-Day Immigration"

Vol. XCIV: March-"International Trade Situation"

Vol. XCV: May-"Taxation and Public Expenditures"

Vol. XCVI: July-"The Place of the United States in a World Organization for the Maintenance of Peace"

TYPE DISTINCTIONS, PAGE AND VOLUME REFERENCES AND ORDER OF TOPICS

The following distinctions in type have been made throughout the index:

Titles of volumes and supplements are set in (Black Face Type).

Titles of articles in REGULAR CAPITALS.
Names of authors in REGULAR CAPITALS.

Volume number in black face numerals (32).
Page numbers in regular numerals (32).

The page reference follows immediately after the volume reference. When there are a number of articles bearing on any given topic, the key word is followed by all page references, arranged alphabetically as to sub-topics; then follow the articles arranged alphabetically. Each author's name is followed by the article, or articles, he has written.

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CLYDE L. KING.
Editor