GENERAL INDEX 



325 



Army — Continued. 



iloino for soldiers at Mil- 

 waukee IX 4'_'7 



Home (or soldiers at Marion, 



liid IX 4-27 



Home for soldiers at Danville, 111.. IX 4'_'8 

 lloiiKi for soldiers at .Santa 



Moiiii'a IX 427 



Homo for soltliers. expenses of. ...IX 413 

 Iloiuo for soldiers, early his- 

 tory IX 412 



In peace IX 125 



In tlie. Revolution (J. S. V. 



Paddocki IX 1:5 



Irresponsibility of the sohher IX 154 



Lessons of the Spanish war IX 90 



Life of tiie soldier IX 155 



Coniniandei*sof, list of former IX 1 



Methods old and new of training. 



oflU-ers I -V 14 2 



Military policy of U. S.. (Emory 



L'pton) IX 116 



Nationali/inK the militia IX 94 



Occupation of old soldiers IX 424 



onicers, lack of IX 99 



Otticei-s, noncommissioned IX 104 



Operation of, under new law IX 111 



Pensions, (W. II. Glasson) IX 429 



Philippine marches, difficulties 



of IX 75 



Philippines, in, (L. E. Wright). . ..IX 74 



Plans for future of IX 97 



Politics in IX 93, 101 



Present needs of IX 91 



President's power IX 111 



Profession, as a IX 153 



Rei^ular and militia IX 117 



Filipinos to, relations of IX 77 



Reorganization of 1903 IX 110 



Reorganization law of 1903 IX 109 



Reorganization, need of IX 96 



Reserves, need of regular IX 95 



Resources of U. S IX 126 



Ricarto, mutiny of IX 77-S 



.Salaries of soldiers IX 161 



Schools for officers IX 144 



Sham battles IX 146 



Science, army officers in VII 57 



Soldiers' home, national, (E. O. 



Stevens) IX 411 



Spanish war, at the beginning of. IX 86 



Spanish war, before the IX 65 



Spanish war, in, (J. E. Stuart) IX 64 



Spanish war, since the IX 86 



Swords, historic (R. I. Geare) . . .IX 392 



Training of officers, (Eben Swift) . IX 141 



Transportation of IX 101 



Volunteers, need of IX 93 



"War rides" for training IX 149 



Weakness, cause of American IX 124 



Workmen in IX 97 



(See al.so guard, national) 



(Gims. peiisious, war. West Point.) 



ArnoM, Hion J 



Predictions on electric railways. . IV 447 



Arnold, Oswald J 



Insurance in practice Ill 452 



.\rt, American 



(K. K. Khvell) I :t31 



.\nd the .South I :i32 



And wealth I 343 



Backwardness of I 330 



Collections I 335 



Critics needed I 343 



Daily press hurt to I 344 



Development of artist I 343 



French iiilluence I 333 



Future of I 338 



Higiiest reach of I 334 



Houdon's inlluence I 332 



Genius, latent I 345 



.Monuments I 335 



Mu.seums of I 334 



Puritan influence I 331-2 



Articles of Confederation II 58 



Asbestos VI 323 



Ashley, W. J 



Early American commerce IV 05 



Asia 



American trade with IV 5-6 



And the istlnnian canal IV 185 



United States and Asiatic 

 powers II 1 38 



Asphaltum. 



(J. Struthers) VI 395 



Arkansas VI 400 



Bituminous rock VI 397 



By-products VI 397 



California VI 401 



Chemistry of VI 396 



Constituents of VI 397 



Deposit of, largest VI 399 



Deposits, U. S VI 402 



Geology of VI 398 



Indian territory VI 401 



Liquid VI 398 



Occurrence of VI 398 



Mining of VI 309 



Pavements of VI 404 



Propertie-s of VI 396 



Refining of VI 405 



Roofing VI 405 



Uses of VI 403 



Varnish and cement VI 405 



Associations, building and loan 



(H. F. DeBower) X 226 



Banking institutions X 228 



Finances of X 226 



Members, typical X 227 



Membership and value statistics.. .X 228 



Methods of X 229 



Results of X 231 



Weaknesses of X 229 



