GENERAL INDEX_Continued 



Tit 



Drinker Honored. Dr. Henry S 460 



Karly Uses of the ^'aupon. The C. D. Mell 531 



Kastern National Forests 37cS 



Eastern National Forests. The Creation of the W. W. 



Ashe 521 



Editorial Department: 



Shall the Forest Service be Eliminated from .\laska. . 37 



Newspapers Encourage Forestry 38 



Opposition to Transfer of National Forests 165 



Operation of the Weeks' Law Threatened 165 



More Work and Less Talk 166 



Will Business Men Heed the F'orest Situation? 167 



Secretary F'all Appeals for Help 207 



Some Explanations Secretary Fall Did Not Make.... 207 

 Need of a Land PoHcy for Northern "Cut-Overs"... 208 



New York's Depleted Forest Wealth 2og 



The "Father of Pennsylvania Forestry" Retires 210 



Help Save the (iiant Sequoias 210 



Your National F'orests 276 



Forestry in Texas 277 



Tennessee Makes F'orestry Education Compulsory . . . 278 



Forestry and the Redwoods 278 



Lumbermen Turning to Forestry 339 



"We Must Have F'orests" 339 



The Central States Forestry League 340 



Speak a Word for Forest Experiment Stations 397 



Federal Taxation of F'orest Products 397 



Gififord Pinchot. Forester-Ciovernor 398 



Forward Steps in F'ederal F'orestry Legislation 474 



Forest Depletion in Georgia 474 



The Retirement of .'Mf red Gaskill 475 



Sub-Committee on F'orestry 476 



Loaves and Lumber 523 



The Red Dragon of New Jersey's F'orests 530 



A Message from the Press 6o(5 



Reforestation in the Minnesota National Forest a 



Success 606 



The Move to Standardize Lumber 607 



National Forests and Surplus Military Reservations 608 



A Notable Report on Forest Taxation 667 



The Railroads and the National Forests 668 



The Dawn of the .Appalachians 668 



Protecting the Outdoors 746 



Where Education is Needed 747 



The Common Enemy 748 



Michigan's Land Survey 748 



Editorials on the Gifts of Seed to Europe 373 



Elections, The Committee on 592 



Electric Drill at Work, New 88 



Elm Falls, Giant 566 



End of the Stage Coach Days Earl H. FZmmons 27=; 



Enemies of Trees and Plants, Parasitic R. W. Shufeldt. . 484 



England's Forestry Problem J. Joyce Brodcrick 341 



Erosion, Deforestation and S. W. McCallie 394 



Evergreen Shrubs for the South, Broad-Leaved- F. L. 



Mulf ord 99 



Exploring the Garden R. W. Shufeldt 423 



Eyes of the Forest, The Wallace Hutchinson 461 



Famine Country, West Persia The Wood Edward C. M. 



Richards r^g 



Famous Trees : 



The Battle-Ground Oak at Guilford Courthouse, North 



Carolina 2 



The Russo-American Oak, Washington. D. C ' . 30 



The Treaty Oak. Washington, D. C 66 



The New Garden Oak at New Garden, N. C 322 



Twin Copper Beeches in (icorgetown Convent Grounds 450 

 Jefferson Pecan in Georgetown Convent Grounds. 4(1^ 



The Old Red Oak at Lloyd's Neck, N. Y 514 



Waverly Oak, Massachusetts 551 



Washington Willow, Constantine, Mich 552 



Battle-Ground Oak, Guilford Courthouse. N. C 552 



Parent Navel Orange Tree, Riverside, Cal . . 553 



Old Walnut at Salem, Oregon 553 



The Hawaiian .Algaroba 57^ 



Faxon White Pine Plantation 432 



Federal Funds .Aid States [\ .(,37] 702 



Federation of Outdoor Clubs, A Arthur H. Cariiart ' 89 

 Felhng as a Sport, Tree W. Oilman Thompson. . . . 661 



Fernow Hall Ralph S. Hosmer 670 



Fifty Years of Arbor Days 279 



Fjght for .Alaska's Forests, The 201 



Fight for Forests, Michigan's P. S. Lovejoy [ 749 



Fighting Avalanches in the Pyrenees .Arthur Newton Pack 259 

 Financial Report of The American Forestry .As.sociatipn 

 for 1921 17J 



iMnland's Forests 186 



Fire Call of the North Woods. The W. T. Cox 708 



F'ire," "Cut Clean and Keep Out R. S. Kellogg 694 



F'ire Hazard, North Idaho's 440 



Fire Menace, The Serious 570 



F'ire Protection in Georgia, F'orest J. G. Peters 456 



F'ire Resistant, Making Wood 768 



Fires, Lightning Causes Many Forest 440 



Fires, New York's 56 



F'ires on the National F'orests W. B. Greeley 49 



F'lowers, From Wild to Garden R. W. Shufeldt 347 



F'lowers in the United States Botanic Garden. Trees and 



R. W. Shufeldt 225 



F'lowers of Hlarly Summer, liirds and R. W. Shufeldt.. 283 

 Flowers, Our Vanisliing Wild F'lowers Winthrop Pack- 

 ard 293 



Ford's F'orest, Henry Ovid M. Butler 725 



Forest Conservation. Simple .Albert \'. S. Pulling 211 



F'orest F'ire Fighting Company 700 



F'orest F'ire Protection in Georgia J. G. Peters 456 



Forest. Henry Ford's Ovid M. Butler 72s 



F'orest Insects in the Northeast H. B. Peirson 628 



"F'orest of States." The L. G. McDowell 421 



Forest Policy .Assures Greatest Timlicr Growth 48 



Forest Policy Report 6g8 



Forest Possibilities of Northern Minnesota T. Schantz 



Hansen y^2 



F'orest Problems of Georgia's Hardwood Region E. II. 



F'rothingham 673 



Forest Products, Novel Trees and S. J. Record 233 



F'orest Protection Parade W. G. Weigie 479 



Forest Taxation 65 s 



F'orest, The liyes of the Wallace Hutchinson 461 



F'orest, The Petri lied 38 



F'orest Where the Mississippi P>egins. The I). Lange 738 



F'orcstdale, Vermont, .An Industrial Community at .Aus- 

 tin F'. Hawcs 477 



F'orester, The .Association's New 130 



The Work of the 290 



Foresters in Minnesota, State Ovid M. P.utler 593 



Foresters Needed, More 319 



Forester's Views, A German Dr. C. ,A. Schenck 70 



Forestry Among the Giants Woodbridge Metcalf 643 



F'orestr-- as a Business (ieorgc H. Rhodes 515 



Forestry .Awakening in Washington John D. Guthrie 51 



Forestry Bill Hearings, Snell 76 



t'orestry Committee at Bogalusa, The .Austin Cary 44 



F'orestry liditorial Digest.. 52; 246; 302; 368; 373; 438-564; 



626 



Forestry Idea, Spreading the Philip W. .Ayrcs 624 



F'orestry in Connecticut Theodore S. Woolsey, Jr 218 



F^orestry in New Jersey. The F'oundation for C. P. Wilber 20 

 F'orestry in Wisconsin on a Sound Basis, The Trail 



.Ahead How to Put C. L. Harrington 712 



Forestry Means to Southern Commerce.What Ovid M. 



Hutltr 433 



Forestry Meeting in South Carolina 695 



Forestry Problem, lingland's J. Joyce Broderick 341 



Forests, .Alaska's Interior John 1). Guthrie 451 



Forests, liarkbcetles Menace 765 



Forests, Michigan's Fight for P. S. Lovejoy 748 



Forests, Sherlock Holmes of the G. H. Dacy 72 



Forests, The Fight for .Alaska's ,, , 201 



Forests, To Use Alaska's ,[[[ 25 



Forests. Town J. W. Toumey ' 96 



F'ourth Southern F'orestry Congress 122 



France and Great Britain, Tree Seeds for 291 



F'rance, \'ankee Trees in ijg 



Franklin B. Hough A Tribute [\ _ 431 



Friendship, Seeds of International .Arthur Newton Pack 3 



FVoin Wild to Garden F'lowers R. W. Shufeldt 347 



F'uture of the .American Lumber Supjilv, The .A. B. Reck- 



"^Kel 61 1 



Game Management, Growth of Sound Ideas in Ward 



Shepard g, , 



Garden. Exploring the- R. W. Shufeldt 423 



Garden F'lowers. F'rom Wild to R. W. Shufeldt. ........ 347 



Garden Lore Clifford Albion Tinker 678 



Garroter, .A Woodland . . . . 634 



Georgetown Convent, F'amous Trees at . . . . 495 



Georgia, F'orest Fire Protection in J. G. Peters 4:56 



Georgia F'orestry .Association 475 



Georgia's Hardwood Region, F'orest Problems of E. H. 



F'rothingham ^' ' g-, 



German F'orestcr's Views, A Dr. C. A. Schenck........ 70 



Gettysburg Trees Allies of the Union 422 



