GENERAL INDEX 



395 



Shoes — Cont inucd . 



Machine 



Heeling VII 320 



Lasting VII .{21 



Machinery, first VII :U9 



Manufactured, how VII :\.li 



McKay sewing VII ;<22 



Peg VH 319 



Screw VII 310 



Power factory, first VII 323 



Specialization in making VII 322 



(See also boots) 



Shoemakers 



Unions, survival of . . . VIII 222 



Sholes, C Latham, inventor VII 306 



Shops, machine, (see machine shops). 



Silk 



Cotton a substitute for V 138 



Culture, first American V 21 



Horsepower in, mills VII 214 



Silver 



Mining of VI 202 



Production world's, in 400 



years IV 49 



(See also finance, mining) 



SUver standard 



Bland, and II 409 



Grant, and II 408 



Political parties and II 408 



( See also finance, gold standard) 



Simms, William Gilmore, author I 357 



Sims, J. Marion VII 432 



Singer, Isaac M 



Inventor sewing machine VII 34.'5 



Sirup (see sugar) 



Skelton. H. J 



National ideals in iron trade V 120 



Skidmore, :Mrs. W. B 



Ladies church union X 219 



Skimier, Otis 



American theaters I 307 



Skyscrapers (see buildings, high) .... 



Slavs I 9 



Slavery, negro 



Georgia cases and Supreme 



court II 84 



Government, and the II 444 



Independence, declaration of. in 



the II Id 



Jefl'erson's condenmation of II 19 



Lincoln, on VIII 175 



Negroes exchanged for rum IV 84 



Representation and II 38 



West, its infiucnce on early Ill 19 



Slocimi, Samuel, inventor VII 329 



Small, Albion W., sociologist VII 101 



Smead, G. L 



Institutions for the blind X 39 



Smith. Adam 



American rommerco IV 



Colonial coinnuTf-n |V' 



Colonb(t«, su<(t>fiH of HI 



Smith, Kdwln Miirrllt 



Mimiclpal wif government II 



Smith. Jarnra, physliiun \|| 



.Sinllh. Jdliii. author. . . | 



Smith. .Milton H 



Oovornmcnl control of railroads. .IV 



VII 

 VII 

 VU 



VII 

 Nil 

 VII 



II 



C5 

 77 

 13 



417 

 407 



liO 



3in 



411 

 420 

 4.(1 



02 



37 

 42 



Smith, .Natluin. phyMJclan 



Smith, Natliun. NurKoun 



Smith. Nathan Uyno. surgeon 



Smith. Kolliii E 



Tht! miKhtv river of whcii* V 147 



Smithsonian institution . 



.\.stronomy. and 



Koundcr, and Us, . . 

 Work of 



Smyth vs. Ames 



UccLsion in 



Snuff (see tobacco) 



Soapstone 



Mining of 



Occurrence 



Uses of 



Social question, the 



Education of bimincss men 

 Factory, as element in life 

 Machine shop, and mine. 



(C. B. Going) VIII 320 



Labor and education. (W. J. 



Tucker) VIII 420 



Improving condition of VIII 321 



Machine shop conditions. i.M. 



Cokely) VIII 357 



Machinery and lalx)r. (H. 



White) VIII 305 



The social engineer, (W. H. 



Tolman) VIII 319 



Universities and I 206 



(See al.so education, wages, soci- 

 ology*, labor, trades unions. 

 socialism) 



Social!Heform club 



Union labels VIII 187 



Social science VII I (i.t 



(See also sociolofo) 



Socialism 



.•\rbitration. compul.sory VIII 119 



Capitali-sts and VIII 13.S 



Democratic \' 1 1 1 1 .30 



Drift toward, American... VIII 1.38 



Education and I 79 



Future of \ III 131 



Gain of. in America \ 1 1 129 



Hopes of VIII 130 



Impracticable VIII 130 



LalMir. imorganized. and . . . V 1 1 1 1 S-'i 



Monopoly, cure for . . \ I II 1 28 



Problems of VIII 139 



