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 1921 
 
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CONTENTS 
 
 Official Publications— Page 
 
 General . 3 
 
 Teachers College. 4 
 
 Departmental Publications.5 
 
 University Press.10 
 
 Alumni and Student Publications.11 
 
 Publications of Officers of the University .ii 
 
 Dissertations.51 
 
 Index.69 
 
The analysis of the University Bibliography for 1921 is as follows: 
 
 Official publications. 57 
 
 Departmental and Press publications.103 
 
 Alumni and student publications. 15 
 
 Publications of officers.1201 
 
 Doctors’ dissertations. 94 
 
 Total number of titles.1470 
 
 The officers’ titles were contributed by 339 individuals from fifty-two 
 departments; average number per person, 3-}-, 
 
 Parts I, II, III, IV, and VI of this issue of the Bibliography have been 
 prepared by members of the library staff. Part V has been compiled from 
 manuscript furnished by the members of the faculty whose publications 
 are listed in that part. 
 
 William H. Carpenter Isadore G. Mudge 
 
 Acting Librarian Reference Librarian 
 
 Columbia University, May, IQ22 
 
UNIVERSITY BIBLIOGRAPHY 
 I. OFFICIAL PUBLICATIONS 
 General 
 
 Columbia University bulletin of information. 21st series, December, 
 1920-August, 1921, New York. Columbia university, 1921. 
 
 CONTENTS 
 
 2 1 St series 
 
 1 President’s annual report. 4 De¬ 
 
 cember. 52p. 
 
 2 University extension. Announce¬ 
 
 ment, spring session, 1921. ii 
 December. 8ip. 
 
 3 Entrance examinations and ad¬ 
 
 mission. Announcement, 1921- 
 22. 18 December. 62p. 
 
 4 Journalism. Announcement, 
 
 1921-22. 25 December. 32p. 
 
 5 Political science, philosophy and 
 
 pure science. Announcement, 
 1921-22. I January. 36p. 
 
 6 Fellowships and scholarships. 8 
 
 January, yp. 
 
 7 Academic calendar. 15 January. 
 
 7 P. 
 
 8 Schools of mines, engineering 
 
 and chemistry. Mining, metal¬ 
 lurgy, civil engineering, sani¬ 
 tary engineering, electrical 
 engineering, mechanical engi¬ 
 neering, chemical engineering, 
 chemistry. Announcement, 
 1921-22. 22 January. io5p. 
 
 9 Annual reports, 1920. 29 Janu¬ 
 
 ary. 457 P- 
 
 10 Summer session. Announce¬ 
 
 ment, 1921-22. 5 h'ebruary. 
 
 xxiii, I93p. 
 
 11 iVlusic. Announcement, 1921- 
 
 .12. 12 February. I2p. 
 
 12 Brooks Hall. Announcement. 
 
 19 February'. I5p. 
 
 13 School of dentistry. Announce¬ 
 
 ment, 1921-22. 26 February. 
 
 27 p. 
 
 14 Division of biology. Courses in 
 
 anatomy, bacteriology-, biologi¬ 
 cal chemistry, botany, pathol¬ 
 ogy, pharmacology, physiology, 
 zoology-. Announcement, 1921- 
 22. 5 March. 3op. 
 
 15 Columbia college. Announce¬ 
 
 ment, 1921-22. 12 February. 
 
 82p. 
 
 16 Division of modern languages 
 
 and literatures. Announce¬ 
 ment, 1921-22. 19 March. 25p. 
 
 17 Division of chemistry. An¬ 
 
 nouncement, 1921-22. 26 
 
 March. 23p. 
 
 18 Div-ision of mathematical and 
 
 physical sciences. Announce¬ 
 ment, 1921-22. 2 April. 28p. 
 
 19 History^ economics and public- 
 
 law. Courses offered by the 
 faculty of political science. 
 Announcement, 1921-22. 9 
 
 April. 26p. 
 
 20 Courses in optics and optometryc 
 
 Announcement, 1921-22. 9 
 
 April. 36p. 
 
 21 Courses in spoken language. An¬ 
 
 nouncement, 1921-22. 23 April. 
 
 I ip. 
 
 3 
 
22 School of law. Announcement, 
 
 1921-22. 30 April. 44p. 
 
 23 Courses in oral hygiene. An¬ 
 
 nouncement, 1921-22. 7 May. 
 
 i6p. 
 
 24 School of architecture. An¬ 
 
 nouncement, 1921-22. 14 May. 
 32p. 
 
 25 University extension. Announce¬ 
 
 ment, 1921-22. 21 May. xiv, 
 I 58 p. 
 
 26 School of business. Announce¬ 
 
 ment, 1921-22. 28 May. 68p. 
 
 27 Secretarial studies. Announce¬ 
 
 ment, 1921-22. 4 June. 3op. 
 
 28 Evening courses in architecture. 
 
 Announcement, 1921-22. ii 
 June. I4p. 
 
 29 Division of geology, geography 
 
 and mineralogy. Announce¬ 
 ment, 1921-22. 18 June. 32p. 
 
 30 Philosophy, psychology and an¬ 
 
 thropology. Announcement, 
 1921-22. 25 June. 32p. 
 
 31 Evening courses in business. 
 
 Announcement, 1921-22. 2 
 
 July. 42p. 
 
 32 Division of ancient and oriental 
 
 languages. Announcement, 
 1921-22. 9 July. 28p. 
 
 33 Baxnard College. Announce¬ 
 
 ment, 1921-22. 16 July. ii4p. 
 
 34 College of physicians and sur¬ 
 
 geons. Announcement, 1921- 
 22. 23 July. 98p. 
 
 35 College of pharmacy. Announce¬ 
 
 ment, 1921-22. 30 July. 8op. 
 
 36 Home study courses. Announce¬ 
 
 ment, 1921-22. 6 August. 38p. 
 
 37 Annual catalogue of Columbia 
 
 University. 1920-21. 13 Au¬ 
 
 gust. iv, 361P. 
 
 Instructions for freshmen. An¬ 
 nouncement, 1921. i8p. 
 Information for new students. An¬ 
 nouncement, September 1921. 7p. 
 Columbia University hymnal. New 
 
 York, Published for the Univer¬ 
 sity by the H. W. Gray Co. 
 Charters, acts of the legislature, of¬ 
 ficial documents and records. 
 Rev. and enl. ed. New York, The 
 University, 1920. 633P. 
 
 Teachers College 
 
 Teachers College bulletin, I2th-I3th 
 series, i January-December, 1921. 
 New York, Teachers college, Co¬ 
 lumbia University. 
 
 CONTENTS 
 
 12th series 
 
 9 A scale for measuring the impor¬ 
 tance of habits of good citizen¬ 
 ship. By Siegried Maia Upton 
 and Clara Frances Chassell. i 
 January. 44p. 
 
 10 Scout masters’, scout campers’, 
 
 and scout executives’ leader¬ 
 ship courses. 15 January. 7p. 
 
 11 Some food facts. By Mary 
 
 Swartz Rose. 29 January. 7p. 
 
 12 Second camp leadership course. 
 
 12 February. 7p. 
 
 13 Social-hygiene education. Re¬ 
 
 port on social-hygiene program 
 given at Teachers college in 
 1920. 26 February. 22p. 
 
 14 School of education. Announce¬ 
 
 ment, 1921-22. 12 March. 
 
 I 54 P- 
 
 15 School of practical arts. An¬ 
 
 nouncement, 1921-22. 26 
 
 March. I56p. 
 
 16 Nursing and health. Announce¬ 
 
 ment, 1921-22. 9 April. 22p. 
 
 17 (Omitted.) 
 
 18 Syllabus in the philosophy of 
 
 education. By William Heard 
 Kilpatrick. 7 May. 140P. 
 
 19 Sixteen spelling scales. Stand¬ 
 
 ardized in sentences for sec¬ 
 ondary schools. 21 May. 55p. 
 
 4 
 
I 3 th series (Beginning with this 
 series the Bulletin is published 
 only 12 times a year.) 
 
 1 A list of plays. Suitable for pro¬ 
 
 duction by high school students. 
 Compiled by Margaret Bell 
 Merrill and Ethel Watkins. lo 
 September. I5p. 
 
 2 The child’s day. Text prepared 
 
 by Mary Swartz Rose and 
 Geraldine Gorton. 24 Septem¬ 
 ber. 16p. 
 
 3 Educative equipment for rural 
 
 schools. By Fannie Wyche 
 Dunn. 8 October. 23p. 
 
 4 Key to completion-test language 
 
 scales B and C. By M. R. 
 Trabue. 22 October. I5p. 
 
 5 Teachers College, Report of the 
 
 dean, 1921. November. 68p. 
 
 6 Program of annual reunion and 
 
 conferences of the Alumni asso¬ 
 ciation of Teachers College, 
 February 10-11, 1922. Decem¬ 
 ber, 1921. I4p. 
 
 II. DEPARTMENTAL PUBLICATIONS 
 
 Chemistry 
 
 Contributions from the department 
 of chemistry of Columbia Univer¬ 
 sity, nos. 348-376. 
 
 348 The viscosity of liquids. V. The 
 
 ideality of the system; ben¬ 
 zene-benzyl benzoate and the 
 validity of the Bingham fluid¬ 
 ity formula, by James Kendall 
 and Kenneth Potter Monroe. 
 Reprinted from the Journal of 
 the American chemical society, 
 43: 115-125, January. 
 
 349 The optical rotation and mix¬ 
 
 tures of sucrose, glucose and 
 fructose, by Warren C. Vos- 
 burgh. Reprinted from the 
 Journal of the American chem¬ 
 ical society, 43:219-232, Feb¬ 
 ruary. 
 
 350 The correlation of compound 
 
 formation, ionization and solu¬ 
 bility in solutions. Outline of 
 a modern ionization theory, by 
 James Kendall. Reprinted 
 from the Proceedings of the 
 National academy of sciences, 
 7:56-62, February. 
 
 351 A method of purifying certain 
 
 kinds of proteins, by Ada M. 
 
 Field. Reprinted from the 
 Journal of the American chem¬ 
 ical society, 43:667-668,March. 
 
 352 Dimethyl tartonate, by Harry 
 
 Linn Fisher and Harold Lester 
 Simon. Reprinted from the 
 Journal of the American chem¬ 
 ical society, 43:628-629,March. 
 
 353 The melting point of ammo¬ 
 
 nium sulfate, by James Ken¬ 
 dall and Arthur W. Davidson. 
 Reprinted from the Journal 
 of industrial and engineering 
 chemistry, 13:303-304, April. 
 
 354 Compound formation and solu¬ 
 
 bility In systems of the type 
 sulfuric acid, metal sulfate, by 
 James Kendall and Arthur W. 
 Davidson. Reprinted from 
 the Journal of the American 
 chemical society, 43 :()7g-ggo. 
 May. 
 
 355 Growth and reproduction upon 
 
 simplified food supply, i, by 
 11 . C. Sherman, M. E. Rouse, 
 Bernice Allen and Ella Woods. 
 Reprinted from the Journal of 
 biological chemistry, 46:503- 
 519, May. 
 
 356 I’reliminary experiments with 
 
 5 
 
the fat-soluble vitamin (vita¬ 
 min A), by H. C. Sherman, 
 F. L, McLeod and M. M. 
 Kramer. Reprinted from the 
 Proceedings of the Society for 
 experimental biology and medi¬ 
 cine, 18:41-43. 
 
 357 A dietetic production of rickets 
 
 in rats and its prevention by 
 an inorganic salt, by H. C. 
 Sherman and A. M. Pappen- 
 heimer. Reprinted from the 
 Proceedings of the Society for 
 experimental biology and medi¬ 
 cine, 18:193-197. 
 
 358 A new type of sodium lamp for 
 
 polarimetry, by Harold A. 
 Fales and J. C. Morrell. Re¬ 
 printed from the Journal of 
 the American chemical society, 
 43:1629-1630, July. 
 
 359 Some errors in the study of 
 
 invertase action, by Warren 
 C. Vosburgh. Reprinted from 
 the Journal of the American 
 chemical society, 43: 1693- 
 
 1705, July. 
 
 360 The application of ideal solu¬ 
 
 tion equations to dilute aqueous 
 solutions, by James Kendall. 
 Reprinted from the Journal of 
 the American chemical society, 
 43:1391-6, July. 
 
 361 The factors affecting the sta¬ 
 
 bility of addition compounds 
 in solution and their influence 
 upon ionization equilibria 
 (Part I.), by James Kendal! 
 and Paul U. Gross. Reprinted 
 from the Journal of the Ameri¬ 
 can chemical society, 43:1416- 
 26, July. 
 
 362 Compound formation and spe¬ 
 
 cific conductivity in solutions 
 of the types acid: ester, acid: 
 ketone and acid: acid, by 
 lames Kendall and Paul U. 
 
 Gross. Reprinted from the 
 Journal of the American chem¬ 
 ical society, 43:1426-29, July. 
 
 363 Compound formation and solu¬ 
 
 bility in systems of the type: 
 formic acid-metal formate, by 
 James Kendall and Howard 
 Adler. Reprinted from the 
 Journal of the American chem¬ 
 ical society, 43:1470-81, July. 
 
 364 The prediction of solubility in 
 
 polar solutions, by James 
 Kendall and Howard Adler. 
 Reprinted from the Journal of 
 the American chemical society, 
 43:1481-1502, July. 
 
 365 The solubilities of acids in 
 
 aqueous solutions of other 
 acids, by James Kendall and 
 James C. Andrews. Reprinted 
 from the Journal of the Ameri¬ 
 can chemical society, 43:1545- 
 60, July. 
 
 366 Oxidation and reduction of 
 
 hydroquinone and quinone 
 from the standpoint of electro- 
 motive-force measurements, 
 by F. S. Granger and J. M. 
 Nelson. Reprinted from the 
 Journal of the A merican chem¬ 
 ical society, 43:1401-1415, 
 July. 
 
 367 Conditions affecting the quan¬ 
 
 titative determination of re¬ 
 ducing sugars by Fehling solu¬ 
 tion. Elimination of certain 
 errors involved in current 
 methods, by F. A. Quisum- 
 bing and A. W. Thomas. 
 Reprinted from the Journal of 
 the American chemical society, 
 43:1503-1526, July. 
 
 368 Not yet published. 
 
 369 Compound formation and con¬ 
 
 ductivity in systems of the 
 types formic acid: metal for¬ 
 mate and sulfuric acid; metal 
 
 6 
 
sulfate, by James Kendall, 
 Howard Adler and Arthur VV. 
 Davidson. Reprinted from 
 the Journal of the American 
 chemical society, 43:1846-53, 
 August. 
 
 370 Compound formation and vis¬ 
 
 cosity in solutions of the types 
 acid: ester, acid: ketone and 
 acid: acid, by James Kendall 
 and Elizabeth Brakeley. Re¬ 
 printed from the Journal of the 
 American chemical society, 43: 
 1826-34, August. 
 
 371 Compound formation in phenol- 
 
 cresol mi.xtures, by James 
 Kendall and J. J. Beaver. Re¬ 
 printed from the Journal of 
 the American chemical society, 
 43:1853-67. August. 
 
 372 The activity of absorbed inver- 
 
 tase, by J. M. Nelson and 
 David I. Hitchcock. Re¬ 
 printed from the Journal of the 
 American chemical society, 43: 
 1956-1961. August. 
 
 373 The catalytic influence of for¬ 
 
 eign oxides on the decompo¬ 
 sition of silver oxide, mercuric 
 oxide and barium peroxide, by 
 James Kendall and Francis J. 
 Fuchs. Reprinted from the 
 Journal of the American chem¬ 
 ical society, 43:2017-31. Sep¬ 
 tember. 
 
 374 Effect of certain antiseptics 
 
 upon the activity of amylases, 
 by FI. C. Sherman and M. 
 Weyman. 
 
 375 The influence of certain amino 
 
 acids upon the enzymic hy¬ 
 drolysis of starch, by H. C. 
 Sherman and F. Walker. 
 
 376 A study of the influence of ar¬ 
 
 ginine, histidine, tryptophane 
 and cystine upon the hydroly¬ 
 sis of starch by purified pan¬ 
 
 creatic amylase, by H. C. 
 Sherman and M. L. Caldwell. 
 
 Education (Teachers College) 
 
 Columbia University contributions 
 to education. New York, 
 Teachers college, nos. 109-17. 
 109 Theories of Americanization. A 
 critical study with special ref¬ 
 erence to the Jewish group. 
 By Isaac B. Berkson. 226p. 
 $ 3 - 00 . 
 
 no Education for the disabled in 
 war and industry. By A. G. 
 Crane. 83p. and plates. $1.75. 
 
 111 A comparative study of achieve¬ 
 
 ment in country and town 
 schools. By Norman Frost. 
 7op. Cloth, $1.50. 
 
 112 Function of ideals and attitudes 
 
 in social education. By Paul 
 F. Voelker. I26p. Cloth, 
 $1.80. 
 
 113 Interest factors in primary 
 
 reading. By Fannie Wyche 
 Dunn. 7op. Cloth, $1.60. 
 
 114 Empirical studies in school 
 
 reading. By James Fleming 
 Hosic. I74p. Cloth, $2.50. 
 
 115 Trade tests in education. By 
 
 Herbert A. Toops. ii8p. 
 Cloth, $2.00. 
 
 116 Changes in mental traits with 
 
 age: determined by individual 
 re-tests. By Fowler Dell 
 Brooks. 88p. Cloth, $1.60. 
 
 117 The place of the elementary 
 
 calculus in the senior high 
 school mathematics. By Noah 
 Bryan Rosenberger. 82 p. 
 Cloth, $1.60. 
 
 The teacher’s word book. By 
 Edward L. Thorndike. I38p. 
 74 cents. 
 
 A syllabus in the philosophy of edu¬ 
 cation. Questions for discussion 
 
 7 
 
with reading references and topics 
 for papers. By William Heard 
 Kilpatrick, ydp. 75 cents. 
 Vocational homemaking education: 
 illustrative projects, edited by 
 David Snedden. i5op. $1.50. 
 Recent developments in child feed¬ 
 ing. By Mary Swartz Rose. i6p. 
 15 cents. 
 
 The Woody arithmetic scales: how 
 to use them. By Clifford Woody, 
 38p. 60 cents. 
 
 Standardized reasoning tests in 
 arithmetic and how to utilize 
 them. By Cliff W. Stone. 33p. 
 65 cents. 
 
 Educational tests and scales: 
 
 Exercises in judging poetry. Series 
 X and Y. Prepared by Allan 
 Abbott and M. R. Trabue. 
 Thorndike-McCall reading scales. 
 Prepared by E. L. Thorndike 
 and William A. McCall. 
 
 Rogers test of mathematical abil¬ 
 ity. Prepared by Agnes L. 
 Rogers. 
 
 Briggs English form test Alpha 
 and Beta. 
 
 English and Comparative 
 Literature 
 
 Columbia University studies in Eng¬ 
 lish and comparative literature. 
 New York, Columbia University 
 press. 
 
 Bolwell, Robert Whitney. The 
 life and works of John Heywood, 
 xiii, i88p. $2.50. 
 
 Geology 
 
 Contributions from the geological 
 department of Columbia Univer¬ 
 sity. V. 28, nos. 4-5; V. 29, nos. 
 12-17. 
 
 V. 28, no. 4. The geology of the 
 
 Coamo-Guayama district, Porto 
 Rico, by E. T. Hodge. Scientific 
 survey of Porto Rico and the Vir¬ 
 gin Islands, 1:111-228, 1920. 
 
 5. The mineralogy of the feldspars, 
 by H. L. Ailing. Reprinted from 
 the Journal of geology, 29:193- 
 296, April-May. 
 
 V. 29, no. 12. Judging the quality 
 of Portland cement, by R. J, 
 Colony. American institute of 
 mining and metallurgical engineers 
 papers, no. 1039, January. 
 
 13. The Stanley shale of Okla¬ 
 homa, by C. W. Honess. Re¬ 
 printed from the American journal 
 of science, 50:63-80, January. 
 
 14. Geographic aspects of the Adri¬ 
 atic problem, by D. W. Johnson. 
 Reprinted from the Proceedings of 
 the American philosophical society, 
 59:512-516, 1920. 
 
 15. The role of the earth sciences 
 
 in the war, by D. W. Johnson. 
 Reprinted from the New world of 
 science, p. 177-217. (Edited by 
 Yerkes, R. M.) 1920. 
 
 16. (a) Description of a skull of the 
 extinct Madagascar crocodile, 
 Crocodilus robustus Vaillant and 
 Grandidier. (b) Skull characters 
 and affinities of the extinct 
 Florida gavial Gavialosuchus amer- 
 icaria (Sellards). (cj Brachygna- 
 thosuchus braziliensis, a new fossil 
 crocodilian from Brazil, by C. C. 
 Mook. Reprinted from the Bulle¬ 
 tin of the American museum of 
 natural history, 44:25-49, April. 
 
 17. Allognathosuchus, a new genus 
 of Eocene crocodilians. Descrip¬ 
 tion of a skull of a Bridget croco¬ 
 dilian. The skull of Crocodilus 
 acer Cope, by C. C. Mook. Re¬ 
 printed from the Bulletin of the 
 American museum of 7iatural his¬ 
 tory, 44:105-121, April. 
 
 8 
 
History, Economics and 
 Public Law 
 
 Studies in history, economics, and 
 public law, ed. by the faculty of 
 political science of Columbia Uni¬ 
 versity, V. 97 , nos. 2-3; V. 98, no. 
 I; V. 99, nos. 1-2 ; v. 100, nos. 1-2 ; 
 V. loi, no. I. New York, Colum¬ 
 bia University. 
 
 V. 97, 1921. 752p. $8.50. 
 
 2. (221) Social aspects of the 
 treatment of the insane, by J. A. 
 Goldberg, Ph.D. 
 
 3. (222) The free negro in Mary¬ 
 land, by James M. Wright, 
 Ph.D. 
 
 V. 98, 1921. 
 
 I. (223) Origins of modern 
 German colonialism, 1871-1885, 
 by Mary E. Townsend, Ph.D. 
 
 V. 99, 1921. 
 
 1. (225) The economic history 
 of China: a study of soil exhaus¬ 
 tion, by Mabel Peng-hua Lee, 
 Ph.D. 
 
 2. (226) Japan’s financial rela¬ 
 tions with the U. S., by G. G. 
 Odate. 
 
 V. 100, 1921. 
 
 1. (227) Contemporary British 
 opinion during the Franco- 
 Prussian war, by Dora Neill 
 Raymond, Ph.D. 
 
 2. (228) French contemporary 
 opinion of the Russian revolu¬ 
 tion of 1905, by Encarnacion 
 Alzona. 
 
 V. loi, 1921-22. 
 
 I. (229) State taxation of per¬ 
 sonal incomes, by Alzada Com¬ 
 stock, Ph.D. 
 
 Political science quarterly, edited 
 for the Academy of political sci¬ 
 ence in the city of New York by 
 the faculty of political science of 
 Columbia University, Robert Liv¬ 
 
 ingston Schuyler, editor. Acad¬ 
 emy of political science, v. 36. 
 Proceedings of the Academy of 
 political science in the city of 
 New York, edited b}" Robert Liv¬ 
 ingston Schuyler. 
 
 V. 9, no. 2. American foreign trade 
 relations. February, 1921. 
 no. 3. National expenditures and 
 public economy. July, 1921. 
 
 Library 
 
 Columbia University library. In¬ 
 formation for summer session 
 students, qp. 
 
 Columbia University library. Infor¬ 
 mation for university students, qp. 
 Masters essays, 1921. qop. 
 University bibliography, 1920. 66p 
 
 Mines, Engineering and 
 Chemistry 
 
 Engineering and scientific papers. 
 
 3 Judging the quality of Portland 
 cement, by R. J. Colony. Re¬ 
 printed from Mining and metal¬ 
 lurgy, 169:30-31, January, 
 q Bearing of a s\mthetic dye indus¬ 
 try upon our national welfare, 
 by Marston Taylor Bogert. 
 Reprinted from the Journal of 
 the Franklin institute, I9i:qq5- 
 q72, April. 
 
 5 Measurement of vapor pressures 
 
 of certain potassium com¬ 
 pounds, by Daniel D. Jackson 
 and Jerome J. Morgan. Re¬ 
 printed from the Journal of 
 industrial and engineering chem¬ 
 istry, 13:110, 225, 292, Febru¬ 
 ary, March and April. 
 
 6 Thermal decomposition of shales, 
 
 by Ralph H. McKee and E. E. 
 Lyder. Reprinted from the 
 Journal of industrial and engi¬ 
 neering chemistry, 13:613 and 
 678, July and August. 
 
 9 
 
7 Internal combustion engines in 
 marine service, by Charles 
 Edward Lucke. Reprinted from 
 the Journal of the Franklin in¬ 
 stitute, 192:11-25, 203-232, 
 
 July-August. 
 
 Philosophy and Psychology 
 
 Columbia University contributions 
 to philosophy and psychology, 
 edited by R. S. Woodworth. 
 New York, Science press, v. 27, 
 no. 2. 
 
 V. 27, no. 2. Naccarati, Sante. 
 The morphologic aspect of intelli¬ 
 gence. 44p. Tables {Archives of 
 psychology, no. 45). Paper $.70; 
 cloth, $1.10. 
 
 Introduction to contemporary civili¬ 
 zation. A syllabus. 3d edition. 
 New York, Columbia university 
 press. i6ip. $1.25. 
 
 Physics 
 
 Phoenix physical laboratory con¬ 
 tributions, nos. 48-49. 
 
 48 The magnetic susceptibility of 
 
 nickel and cobalt chloride solu¬ 
 tions, by Laura Brant. Re¬ 
 printed from the Physical re¬ 
 view, 17:678-99, June. 
 
 49 An experimental study of the 
 
 reflection of x-rays from calcite, 
 by Bergen Davis and W. M. 
 Stempel. Reprinted from the 
 
 Physical review, 17:608-623, 
 May. 
 
 Romance Languages and 
 Literatures 
 
 Columbia University studies in 
 Romance philology and literature. 
 New York, Columbia University 
 press. 
 
 Beardsley, Wilfred Attwood. In¬ 
 finitive constructions in old Span¬ 
 ish. xiv, 279p. $2.50. 
 
 Dawson, John Charles. Toulouse 
 in the renaissance. The floral 
 games, university and student 
 life, Etienne Dolet (1532-1534). 
 Part I. The floral games of Tou¬ 
 louse (Les jeux floraux). xiv, 87p. 
 facsims. $1.50. 
 
 Ford, Harry Egerton. Modern 
 Provencal phonology and mor¬ 
 phology. Studies in the language 
 of Frederic Mistral, vi, 93p. 
 
 Romanic review; a quarterly jour¬ 
 nal edited by H. A. Todd and 
 Raymond Weeks. New York, 
 Columbia University press, v. 12. 
 $ 3 - 
 
 University Extension 
 
 Institute of arts and sciences. Fort¬ 
 nightly bulletin, v. 8, nos. 6-12; 
 V. 9, nos. 1-5. 
 
 Eighth annual report, 1920-21. 
 
 Ninth annual announcement, 
 1921-22. 
 
 III. COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY PRESS 
 
 Many of the recent publications of the University Press belong to the 
 various series of departmental studies and are listed in this bibliography 
 in section II, Departmental Publications, under the appropriate depart¬ 
 ment headings. The following list of Press publications includes only such 
 works as do not belong to any of the departmental series. 
 
 The Anglican theological review, a ter and Frank H. Hallock. v. 4. 
 quarterly journal edited by Sam- $4. 
 
 uel A. B. Mercer, A. Haire Fors- Haig, Robert Murray, editor. 
 
 10 
 
The federal income tax. 2 77p. 
 $2.75. 
 
 Bard, Samuel. Two discourses 
 dealing with medical education in 
 early New York. v.p. Portrait. 
 $1. 
 
 Fletcher, Jefferson B. Symbolism 
 of the Divine comedv. vdii, 245P. 
 $2. 
 
 Introduction to contemporary civili¬ 
 zation. A syllabus. Third edi¬ 
 tion. i6ip. $1.25. 
 
 IV. ALUMNI AND STUDENT PUBLICATIONS 
 
 Barnard bear (4 nos. during the col¬ 
 lege year). 90c. a year, 25c. a 
 number. 
 
 V. 17 is the current volume. 
 
 Barnard bulletin (weekly during the 
 college year except the last two 
 weeks in January). $1.75 a year, 
 mailing price $2, 7c. a number. 
 
 V. 26 is the current volume. 
 
 Barnard College blue book, 1921-22. 
 Published and presented by the 
 Undergraduate association of Bar¬ 
 nard College. I56p. 
 
 Bulletin of the Associate alumnae of 
 Barnard College. 
 
 V. 10, April, 1921. 
 
 Columbia alumni news (weekly dur¬ 
 ing the college year and once in 
 June). Published by the Alumni 
 federation of Columbia University. 
 $3 a year, 15c. a number. 
 
 V. 13 is the current volume. 
 
 Columbia blue book, 1921-22. Pub¬ 
 lished by the Columbia Univer¬ 
 sity Christian association. 1989. 
 
 Columbia law review (monthly 
 November-June). $4.50 a year, 
 70C. a number. 
 
 v. 21, 1921. 
 
 Columbia spectator. Official organ 
 of the students of Columbia Uni- 
 
 V. PUBLICATIONS OF OFF 
 Administration 
 
 Butler, Nicholas Murray. Direct 
 primaries. Forum, January, 92- 
 94. 
 
 versity (daily except Sunday dur¬ 
 ing the college year). $5 a year, 
 3c. a number. 
 
 V. 66 (misnumbered 52) is the cur¬ 
 rent volume. 
 
 Columbian, 1921. Published by the 
 Senior class, 1921. 357p. 
 
 Jester (monthly during the college 
 year). $2 a year, 25c. a number. 
 
 V. 22 is the current volume. 
 
 Morningside (6 times during the 
 college year). $i a year, 15c. a 
 number. 
 
 V. 10 is the current volume. 
 
 Mortarboard, the year book of Bar¬ 
 nard College. Published by the 
 Junior class, 1921. 
 
 V. 28 published by the class of 
 1922. 2329. 
 
 Teachers College blue book, 1921- 
 22. Published and presented by 
 the religious organizations of 
 Teachers College. 1309. 
 
 Varsity (5 times during the college 
 year). $i a year, 25c. a number. 
 
 3 is the current volume. 
 
 W^eekly bulletin. Teachers College. 
 Published and presented by the 
 Students’ executive council. 
 
 V. 7 is the current volume. 
 
 ICERS OF rilE UNIVERSITY 
 
 Remarks at the aiimial diiuier c f 
 the Society of the older graduates. 
 University club, January 12. 
 
 Builders of the nation; address at 
 
the Masonic temple under the 
 auspices of Marshall lodge, Janu¬ 
 ary 13. 
 
 'I'he economic outlook; address at 
 the annual dinner of the Chamber 
 of commerce of the Borough of 
 Queens, Hotel Commodore, Janu¬ 
 ary 19; published in Queensbor- 
 ough, February, p. 44-64. 
 
 Remarks accepting the portrait of 
 Dean Emeritus Samuel W. Lam¬ 
 bert of the Medical school, Jan¬ 
 uary 28, Columbia alumni news, 
 February 4, p. 264. 
 
 The relation of the European situa¬ 
 tion to American business; ad¬ 
 dress before the City athletic 
 club. New York, January 29. 
 
 Great men of Columbia: what it 
 has contributed to the finest fibre 
 of the city. The Metropolis, New 
 York, February i. 
 
 Sketch of Benjamin B. Lawrence, 
 ’78. Columbia alumni news, 
 February 4, p. 265-66. 
 
 Remarks at Alumni day exercises 
 in honor of John Purroy Mitchel, 
 February 12. Ibid., February 18, 
 p. 292. 
 
 Introduction to: Great men and 
 great days, by M. Stephane 
 Lauzanne, editor of Le Matin. 
 New York, D. Appleton & co. 
 
 National dependence and inter¬ 
 dependence; address at the annual 
 banquet of the Chamber of com¬ 
 merce, Philadelphia (Bellevue- 
 Stratford) February 23. 
 
 Address at reception given by the 
 Instituto de las Espanas en los 
 Estados Unidos to the Spanish 
 Ambassador, Senor Riano, in 
 Avery Hall, February 24. 
 
 Foresight; address at the annual 
 banquet of the Insurance society 
 of New York, Hotel Astor, Feb¬ 
 ruary 25. 
 
 The task of the new administra¬ 
 tion; an interview. Magazine of 
 Wall street, March 19, p. 665, 720, 
 733 , 736. 
 
 Remarks at the dinner of the Japan 
 society in honor of Baron Megata, 
 Hotel Astor, March 23. 
 
 Review of: Robert Lansing’s The 
 peace negotiations. New York 
 herald, March 25. French trans¬ 
 lation “L’opinion americaine et 
 la paix” in France-Etats-Unis, 
 September and November. 
 
 Real versus imaginary politics; ad¬ 
 dress before the Women’s national 
 republican club. New York, 
 March 31. 
 
 Remarks at Union league club, 
 Brooklyn, at dinner in honor of 
 Rev. S. Parkes Cadman, April 9. 
 
 Address at the public meeting 
 under the auspices of the Greek 
 liberal association in honor of the 
 looth anniversary of the inde¬ 
 pendence of Greece, at the Lex¬ 
 ington theatre. New York, April 
 10. 
 
 Address at mass meeting in honor 
 of Professor Weizmann and Pro¬ 
 fessor Einstein, at 69th regiment 
 armory. New York, April 12. 
 
 Address before Republican county 
 committee of King’s county, at 
 Kismet hall, Brooklyn, April 12. 
 
 Address as presiding officer at the 
 banquet of the France America 
 society in honor of M. Viviani, at 
 the Waldorf-Astoria, April 13. 
 
 Address at annual dinner of the 
 Columbia University club of New 
 England, at Boston City club, 
 April 15. 
 
 x^ddress at the ser\dce in celebra¬ 
 tion of the loth anniversary of the 
 consecration of the choir and the 
 crossing of the Cathedral of St. 
 John the Divine, April 17. 
 
 12 
 
Remarks at the luncheon in honor 
 of President-elect James R. An- 
 gell of Yale university, at Univer¬ 
 sity club, New York, April 23. 
 
 The place of the university in 
 modern civilization; address at 
 the annual dinner of the Colum¬ 
 bia alumni in the District of Co¬ 
 lumbia, University club, Wash¬ 
 ington, April 28. 
 
 The economic aspects of interna¬ 
 tional law and international or¬ 
 ganization; address at the 12th 
 annual banquet of the American 
 society of international law, 
 Shoreham hotel, Washington, 
 April 30; printed in its Proceed¬ 
 ings. 
 
 Letter to the editors of the 1921 
 Columbian. 
 
 Address at the annual meeting of 
 the Alumni association of the 
 schools of mines, engineering and 
 chemistry, Columbia University 
 club. May 5. 
 
 Address for the ceremony at King’s 
 college, Windsor, Nova Scotia, 
 May 12. King's college record, 
 Windsor, Nova Scotia. 
 
 Faith in the future; Commence¬ 
 ment day address, June i, Colum¬ 
 bia alumni news, 12; no. 33, p. 
 524-525, June-July. 
 
 Address at alumni luncheon, June 
 I, Ibid., 12; no. 33, p. 53^-532, 
 June-July. 
 
 Arthur S. Dwight; an appreciation. 
 Ibid, 12; no. 33, June-July. 
 
 Introduction to: Dr. Samuel Bard’s 
 Medical education in early New 
 York. New York, Columbia Uni¬ 
 versity press. 
 
 Alexander Hamilton; address be¬ 
 fore the Hamilton republican club. 
 New York, June 8. 
 
 Study of American history; re¬ 
 marks at the opening lecture on 
 
 the Watson Foundation by the 
 Rt. Hon. Viscount Bryce, Man¬ 
 sion House, London, June 27. 
 
 Cooperation of the English-speak¬ 
 ing peoples; remarks at luncheon 
 of the English-speaking union at 
 Hyde Park hotel, London, June 
 28. 
 
 Present problems in foreign policy; 
 remarks at meeting of the Com¬ 
 mittee on foreign relations. House 
 of Commons, London, June 28 
 and July 5. 
 
 The work of the Pilgrims; remarks 
 at dinner of The Pilgrims, Vic¬ 
 toria hotel, London, June 28. 
 
 The law the surest basis of peace; 
 remarks at luncheon tendered by 
 the Benchers of Gray’s Inn, Lon¬ 
 don, June 29. 
 
 Remarks at the Independence Day 
 dinner of the American society in 
 London, Hotel Cecil, July 4. 
 
 Remarks at the annual meeting of 
 the European council of Concilia¬ 
 tion internationale, Paris, July il 
 and 13. 
 
 Remarks at the luncheon tendered 
 by M. Leon Bourgeois, President 
 of the Senate, Palais du Luxem¬ 
 bourg, Paris, July 11. 
 
 Remarks at the banquet tendered 
 by the Comite France-Amerique 
 and other organizations, at the 
 Cercle interallie, Paris, July ii. 
 
 Remarks at the reception tendered 
 by the Municipal council of the 
 city of Paris, Hotel de Ville, July 
 13 - 
 
 Remarks at the reception tendered 
 by the Rector and Council of 
 University of Paris, at the Sor- 
 bonne, July 13. 
 
 Present state of public opinion in 
 the United States; address at the 
 Cour de cassation, Paris, July 18. 
 Revue des deux mondes, .August 15; 
 
 L 3 
 
also printed in pamphlet by 
 Comite national d’etudes sociales 
 et politiques. 
 
 Remarks at the laying of the cor¬ 
 nerstone of the new library at 
 Rheims, Juh^ 19. 
 
 Remarks on being received by the 
 Academie frangaise, Paris, July 
 21. 
 
 Address at the laying of the corner¬ 
 stone of the library of the Univer¬ 
 sity of Louvain, July 28. 
 
 Alexander Hamilton. looth anni¬ 
 versary number of The Lyons re¬ 
 publican, Lyons, N. Y., August 3, 
 
 Les adieux d’un ami. Le Matin, 
 September i. 
 
 Un ami de la France; an interview. 
 Le Figaro (Paris), September i 
 
 European opinion and the Wash¬ 
 ington conference. New York 
 Times, September ii. 
 
 Address at opening of the Medical 
 school, September 28. 
 
 Address at opening of the i68th 
 academic year, Columbia Univer¬ 
 sity gymnasium, September 28. 
 Columbia alumni news, 13: 2-3. 
 
 Greeting to alumni. Ibid., 13:1, 
 September 30. 
 
 Greeting to students. Columbia 
 spectator, September 30. 
 
 Statement printed in Columbia blue 
 book, 1921-22. 
 
 Scholarship and service. New 
 York, Charles Scribner’s sons. 
 
 Remarks at dinner given by the 
 members of the University facul¬ 
 ties in celebration of the 20th 
 anniversary of President Butler’s 
 election to the presidency. Hotel 
 Pennsylvania, October 3. 
 
 The great tradition; address at the 
 University assembly, university 
 gymnasium, October 4. Colum¬ 
 bia spectator, October 5. 
 
 America’s obligation and America’s 
 
 opportunity; address before the 
 Chamber of commerce, Dayton, 
 Ohio, October 12; French trans¬ 
 lation printed in Revue de Paris, 
 December i. 
 
 Some problems of business and 
 government; address at the dedi¬ 
 cation of the new rooms of the 
 Board of trade and transporta¬ 
 tion, New York, October 19. 
 Board of trade journal, November. 
 
 The closing door; address at the 
 annual convocation of the Uni¬ 
 versity of the state of New York, 
 Albany, N. Y., October 20, 
 American education, November i, 
 p. 113-116; Educational review, 
 62:422-427, December. 
 
 The municipal campaign of 1921; 
 address at the Morris high school. 
 Borough of Bronx, October 28. 
 
 The Belgian spirit. Review of 
 reviews, November, p. 524. 
 
 Introduction to: Professor Jeffer¬ 
 son B. Fletcher’s Symbolism of 
 Dante’s Divine comedy. New 
 York, Columbia University press. 
 
 Message to New Jersey alumni, 
 printed in their Announcement 
 for November. 
 
 Business problems and public 
 policy; address at the annual 
 banquet of the Jersey City Cham¬ 
 ber of commerce. Elks club, 
 Jersey City, N. J., November 8. 
 
 The problems of the Washington 
 conference on the limitation of 
 armaments; address at the Ar¬ 
 mistice Day celebration, Lafay¬ 
 ette Avenue Presbyterian Church, 
 Brooklyn, N. Y., November ii. 
 
 Address at the reception to Mar¬ 
 shal Foch, at the Columbia Uni¬ 
 versity convocation, November 
 19, Columbia alumni news, De¬ 
 cember 2, p. 98-99. 
 
 Address as President of the France 
 
 14 
 
America society at banquet in 
 honor of Marshal Foch, Waldorf 
 Astoria Hotel, November 19; 
 French translation printed in 
 France-Etats-Unis, January, 1922. 
 
 Address at the annual Thanks¬ 
 giving service in St. Paul’s chapel, 
 Columbia University, November 
 22. 
 
 Address at reception to Monsieur 
 Briand, Columbia University, 
 November 24. Columbia alumni 
 news, December 2, p. 99. 
 
 Address at banquet of the Lotos 
 club in honor of M. Briand, 
 November 24. 
 
 The changing foundations of gov¬ 
 ernment; address at annual ban¬ 
 quet of the Illinois bar associa¬ 
 tion, in honor of the judges of the 
 Supreme court of the state of 
 Illinois, at Drake hotel, Chicago, 
 December 10; printed in Ameri¬ 
 can Bar Association Journal, 
 January 1922, p. 7-11; also in 
 American Law Review, January 
 and February, 1922, p. 1-16. 
 
 Address at mid-winter reunion of 
 the Columbia University alumni, 
 Columbia University club, De¬ 
 cember 29. 
 
 Annual report of the president of 
 Columbia University, 1921, 62p. 
 
 Annual report as director of the 
 Division of intercourse and edu¬ 
 cation of the Carnegie endow¬ 
 ment for international peace. 
 Year book, 1921, p. 35-72. 
 
 Carpenter, William H. The sig¬ 
 nificance of education; an ad¬ 
 dress delivered at the centennial 
 exercises of the Philadelphia col¬ 
 lege of pharmacy and science. 
 American journal of pharmacy, 93: 
 524-33, August. 
 
 Hawkes, Herbert E. Plane geom¬ 
 etry (in collaboration). Teachers 
 
 edition. New York, Ginn, 1920. 
 3 I 4 P- 
 
 TRUSTEES 
 
 Columbia University 
 
 Lovett, Robert S. Railroad con¬ 
 solidations. World's work, August. 
 
 Trust funds for Allies. New York 
 Times, 2 October. 
 
 Parsons, William Barclay. Com¬ 
 mencement sermon at Trinity 
 college. Trinity college bulletin. 
 
 Pine, John Buckley. The story of 
 Gramercy park; 1831-1921. New 
 York, Gramercy Park associa¬ 
 tion. 53p. Repr., with additions, 
 from Valentine’s Manual. 
 
 Editor: Charters, acts of the legis¬ 
 lature, official documents and rec¬ 
 ords. Rev. and enl. ed. New 
 York, The University, 1920. 633P. 
 
 Editor: Columbia university hym¬ 
 nal. New' York, Publ. for the 
 University by the H. W. Gray co. 
 
 Barnard College 
 
 Meyer, Annie Nathan. The revival 
 of The beggar’s opera. Bookman, 
 February. 
 
 A literary portrait gallery. Ibid., 
 March. 
 
 Why seats for two? Harper's maga¬ 
 zine, May. 
 
 “P’s & Q’s,” a farce-comedy. New 
 York, Samuel French. 
 
 Production of a play, “The district 
 attorney,” Buffalo, New York. 
 
 Contribution to, “My maiden 
 effort.” Doubleday, Page & Co. 
 Published by the Authors League 
 of America for the benefit of its 
 Authors fund. 
 
 Sheldon, Edward W. Historial 
 review of Bloomingdale hospital: 
 in, A psychiatric milestone. New. 
 York, Privately printed by the 
 Society of the New York hospital. 
 
 15 
 
Historical address; in, Commemo¬ 
 rative exercises 150th anniver¬ 
 sary. New York, Privately 
 printed by the Society of the New 
 York hospital. 
 
 Teachers College 
 
 Morris, Newbold. Limitation of 
 armaments. National service, De¬ 
 cember. 
 
 The opportunity of the church. 
 Pastoral staff, January. 
 
 Agriculture 
 
 Findlay, Hugh. Repairing broken 
 limbs. House and garden, 39:64- 
 66, March. 
 
 Garden hints. Independent, 105: 
 145, 5 February: p. 244, 5 March; 
 p. 350, 2 April; p. 490, 7 May. 
 
 Hobson, Asher. Farmers’ coopera¬ 
 tive associations. American eco¬ 
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 Fundamentals of cooperation. 
 Journal of farm economics, vol. 3, 
 no. I. 
 
 Anatomy 
 
 Danchakoff, Vera. Digestive ac¬ 
 tivity of mesenchyma. (a) The 
 Ehrlich sarcoma cells as object. 
 American journal of anatomy, 
 29:431-91, November. 
 
 Anthropology 
 
 Boas, Franz. Old world traits 
 transplanted. New York times, 
 magazine sectio7i, 6 February. 
 
 The problem of the American 
 negro. Yale review, January. 
 
 Der seelenglaube der Vandau. 
 Zeitschrift fiir ethnologie, heft i; 
 1-5, 1920-21. 
 
 The coefficient of correlation. 
 Quarterly publication of the Ameri¬ 
 can statistical association, 17:683- 
 88, June. 
 
 Goddard, Pliny E. Indians of the 
 Southwest, second edition. New 
 York, American museum of 
 natural history. I94p. 
 
 Saville, Marshall H. The gold¬ 
 smith’s art in ancient Mexico. 
 New York, Museum of the 
 American Indian, Heye founda¬ 
 tion. 264P. 
 
 Bladed war clubs from British 
 Guiana. New York, Museum of 
 the American Indian, Heye foun¬ 
 dation. I2p. 
 
 A golden breastplate from Cuzco, 
 Peru. New York, Museum of 
 the American Indian, Heye foun¬ 
 dation. 8p. 
 
 Bibliographic notes on Uxmal, 
 Yucatan. Indian notes and mono¬ 
 graphs, 9:51-131. 
 
 Editor: Reports on the Maya 
 Indians of Yucatan. Ibid., 2,2- 
 226. 
 
 An ancient skeleton discovered in 
 Ecuador. Science, 19 August. 
 
 Bacteriology 
 
 Deibert, Olin. A test-tube rack for 
 serological work. Journal of im¬ 
 munology, 6:249, July. 
 
 Kuttner, Ann G. On the influence 
 of tissue enzymes on the bacterio¬ 
 phage principle. Proceedings of 
 the Society for experimental biology 
 and medicine, 18:222-25, April. 
 Preliminary report on the bacterio¬ 
 phage phenomenon. Ibid., 18: 
 158-63, February. 
 
 Morishima, Kan-Ichiro. Varia¬ 
 tions in typhoid bacilli. Journal 
 of bacteriology, 6:275, May. 
 Mueller, J. Howard. Growth¬ 
 determining substances in bac¬ 
 teriological culture media. Pro¬ 
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 mental biology and medicine, 18: 
 225-28, April. 
 
Ottenberg, Reuben. Hereditary 
 blood qualities. Journal of im¬ 
 munology, 6:363-85, September. 
 
 Medico-legal application of human 
 blood grouping. Journal of the 
 American medical association, 77: 
 682-83, 27 August. 
 
 Practical aspects of blood trans¬ 
 fusion. Medical clinics of North 
 America, 4:1509-17, March. 
 
 Parker, Frederick, Jr. The Sachs- 
 Georgi test for syphilis (with 
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 4:67-74, July. 
 
 Parker, Julia T. The antigenic 
 properties of ragweed pollen. 
 Proceedings of the Society for ex¬ 
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 18:237-40, April. 
 
 Zinsser, Hans. On the essential 
 identity of the antibodies. Jour¬ 
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 Report on anaphylactic deaths in 
 guinea pigs from intracutaneous 
 injection of small amounts of egg 
 albumin (with S. T. Wu). Pro¬ 
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 mental biology and medicine, 18: 
 261-63, April. 
 
 Studies on the tuberculin reaction 
 and on specific hypersensitiveness 
 in bacterial infection. Journal of 
 experimental medicine, 34:495- 
 524, November. 
 
 A text-book of bacteriology (with 
 Frederick F. Russell). 5th ed. 
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 Biological Chemistry 
 
 Berman, Louis. The glands regu¬ 
 lating personality. New York, 
 Macmillan. 30op. 
 
 Hyperchlorhydria in childhood. 
 New York medical journal, 114: 
 226-28, 17 August. 
 
 Iron as a growth factor in Infancy. 
 Medical record, 100:588-91, i 
 October. 
 
 A’rapid method for the determina¬ 
 tion of water-soluble vitamin B. 
 Journal of the American medical 
 association, 76:307-08, 29 Jan¬ 
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 .Funk, Casimir. The anti-beriberi 
 vitamine. Journal of industrial 
 and engineering chemistry, 13: 
 iiio-ii, December. 
 
 Vitamine requirements of certain 
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 Dubin). Journal of biological 
 chemistry, 48:437, November. 
 
 The vitamines of yeast and their 
 role in animal nutrition (with H. 
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 Society for experimental biology 
 and medicine, 19:15-16, October. 
 
 Gies, William J. Dental abstracts 
 (signed). Journal of dental re¬ 
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 The dentrifice problem. Journal 
 of the National dental association, 
 8:851-59, October. 
 
 The effect of tobacco on man 
 (with Max Kahn and O. W 
 Limerick). New York medical 
 jourtial, 113:809-11, I June. 
 
 Endowment fund for the support 
 of the Journal of dental research, 
 9th report. Journal of dental re¬ 
 search, 3:239-40, March; loth 
 report. Ibid., 3:297-98, June. 
 
 Experimental studies of the valid¬ 
 ity of advertised claims for prod¬ 
 ucts of fjublic imjjortance in rela¬ 
 tion to oral hygiene or dental 
 therapeutics. 7. A study of some 
 of the chemical qualities of Lis- 
 terine tooth-paste (with Maxwell 
 Karsham). Ibid., 3:353-60, Sep¬ 
 tember. 
 
 Fundors of the Journal of dental re¬ 
 search. (3rd Annual report). 
 
 17 
 
itnd., (introductory pages), De¬ 
 cember. 
 
 Research in dentistry (Address). 
 Proceedings of the Harriet Newell 
 Lowell society for dental research. 
 Ibid., 3: section on proceedings, 
 xciii-cii, September. 
 
 Studies of the effect of vitamine- 
 deficient diet on the teeth (dis¬ 
 cussion). Dental cosmos, 
 
 54, November. 
 
 Editor (with Hattie L. Heft and 
 E. G. Miller, Jr.): of the Biologi¬ 
 cal department of Chemical ab¬ 
 stracts. 
 
 Managing editor: Journal of den¬ 
 tal research. 
 
 Harrow, Benjamin. Vitamines. 
 
 New York, Dutton. 2i9p. 
 
 Heft, Hattie L. Editor (with Wil¬ 
 liam J. Gies and E. G. Miller, Jr.): 
 of the Biological department of 
 Chemical abstracts. 
 
 Kahn, Max. Acute yellow atrophy 
 of the liver (with J. Barsky). 
 Archives of internal medicine, 
 28:142-50, August. 
 
 Angina pectoris of diabetes. Jour¬ 
 nal of the American medical asso¬ 
 ciation, 76:570-71, 26 February. 
 Clinical method for the quantita¬ 
 tive estimation of calcium in 
 blood (with L. S. Hadjopoulos). 
 Proceedings of the Society for ex¬ 
 perimental biology and medicine, 
 18:200, March. 
 
 The effect of tobacco on man (with 
 William J. Gies and O. V. Lim¬ 
 erick). New York medical journal, 
 113:809-11, I June. 
 Phenoltetrachlorphthalein estima¬ 
 tion in the duodenal contents. 
 Journal of the American medical 
 association, 77:41, 2 July. 
 Problems of the dietitian in the 
 care of out-patient poor suffering 
 from diseases of metabolism. 
 
 Hospital social service, 6:301-05: 
 also in Journal of home economics, 
 13:213-16. 
 
 Studies of the chemistry of the 
 body in diseases of the skin (with 
 O. L. Levin). American journal 
 of the medical sciences, 162:698- 
 704, November. 
 
 Karshan, Maxwell. Experimental 
 studies of the validity of adver¬ 
 tised claims for products of public 
 importance in relation to oral 
 hygiene or dental therapeutics. 
 7. A study of some of the chemi¬ 
 cal qualities of Listerine tooth¬ 
 paste (with William J. Gies). 
 Journal of dental research, 3:353- 
 60, September. 
 
 Miller, Edgar G., Jr. Determina¬ 
 tion of total ether-soluble material 
 in feces (abstract only) (with R. 
 G. Freeman, Jr.). Proceedings of 
 the New York academy of medicine; 
 also in Medical record, 99:163, 22 
 January. 
 
 Paton, Julia B. Pollen and pollen 
 enzymes. American jour^ial of 
 botany, 8:471-550, December. 
 
 Botany 
 
 Britton, Nathaniel Lord. Investi¬ 
 gation of the flora of northern 
 South America. Science, n.s. 53: 
 29-30, 14 January. 
 
 William Harris. Journal of the 
 New York botanical gardens, 22: 
 13-14, January 
 
 Francis Lynde Stetson. Ibid., 22: 
 44-45, February. 
 
 The leafy spurge becoming a pest. 
 Ibid., 22:73-75, April. 
 
 Further botanical studies in Trini¬ 
 dad. Ibid., 22:93-102, May. 
 
 Stewardson Brown. Ibid., 22:110- 
 12, June. 
 
 Neoabbottia, a new cactus genus 
 from Hispaniola (with J. N. 
 
 18 
 
Rose). Smithsonian Miscellane¬ 
 ous collections, 72:6, 15 June. 
 
 George Valentine Nash. Journal 
 of the New York botanical garden, 
 22:145-48, August. 
 
 Dr. Pennell’s new position. Ibid., 
 22:171-72, September. 
 
 The cacti of Trinidad. Trinidad 
 and Tobago Bulletin, 19:81-87. 
 
 Business 
 
 Blanchard, Ralph H. Corporate 
 bonding (with George D. Moore). 
 Proceedings of the Casualty actu¬ 
 arial and statistical society of 
 America, 7:23-35. 
 
 The making of rates for workmen’s 
 compensation insurance. Insur¬ 
 ance 50:37-39, February. 
 
 Deductible average. Insurance 
 age, 50:88. 
 
 Experience grading and rating 
 schedule. Eastern underwriter, 22: 
 I, 24-26. 
 
 Eonbright, James C. Earning 
 power as a basis of corporate 
 capitalization. Quarterly journal 
 of economics, 35: 482-90, May. 
 
 Brissenden, Paul F. Review of: 
 Organized labor in American his¬ 
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 28, July. 
 
 The causes of labor turnover (with 
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 November. 
 
 Justice and the I. W. W. Labor 
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 Byrnes, Thomas W. Contractors’ 
 accounts: Chapter in. Account¬ 
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 Edwards, George W. Business 
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 New York, Harper. 
 
 Commercial credit instruments and 
 practice in financing foreign trade. 
 
 New York, American acceptance 
 council. 
 
 Bankers’ acceptances and the 
 New York market. Canadian 
 bankers magazine, January. 
 
 Standardized American letter of 
 credit. Trust companies, June. 
 
 Commercial letter of credit. Fed¬ 
 eral reserve bulletin, February. 
 Forms of commercial letters of 
 credit. Ibid., April. 
 
 Practice under commercial letter 
 of credit. Ibid., June. 
 
 Authority to purchase. Ibid., Au¬ 
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 Application for letter of credit. 
 Ibid., October. 
 
 Politics in colonial New York. 
 Political science quarterly, De¬ 
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 Egbert, James C. Annual report 
 as president of the Archaeological 
 institute of America. Bulletin of 
 the Archaeological institute of 
 America, December. 
 
 Haig, Robert Murray. Editor* 
 The federal income tax. New 
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 271P. 
 
 Concept of income: in. The federal 
 income tax. New York, Columbia 
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 A statistical analysis of the rise 
 in the prices of cotton goods. 
 Journal of commerce, 18 October. 
 
 The revenue act of 1921. Journal 
 of the American bankers' associa¬ 
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 The crisis in state and local taxa¬ 
 tion of banks. Journal of the 
 American bankers' association, Oc¬ 
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 Bulletin of National tax associa¬ 
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 Statement in response to Mr. 
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 legislature of the State of New 
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 Is increase in capital income? New 
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 Printed also in the Bulletin of the 
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 The exemption of mortgage inter¬ 
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 Some aspects of the revenue act of 
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 Kester, Roy B. Fundamentals of 
 accounting (with S. B. Koopman). 
 New York, Ronald press. 496p. 
 Accounting theory and practice, 
 vol. 3 (with James O. McKinsey 
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 Business research. Simmons' spice 
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 Business research. Tea and coffee 
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 Aim and scope of graduate and re¬ 
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 Miller, Nina. Chapter 8 in. 
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 Mills, Frederick C. A course in 
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 Federal excess profits tax proce¬ 
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 New York state income tax pro¬ 
 
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 Auditing theory and practice, 
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 Smith, J. Russell. Human geog¬ 
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 Van Metre, Thurman W. Eco¬ 
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 Principles of railroad transporta¬ 
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 Revised edition. New York, 
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 The railroad predicament: how it 
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 Seventy-five years of American 
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 Maynie R. Curtis). Proceedings 
 of the New York pathological 
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 cember, 1920. 
 
 Curtis, Maynie R. The experi¬ 
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 October-December, 1920. 
 
 Krehbiel, Otto F. The relation of 
 the endocrine system to the 
 glycemic reaction following the 
 inji'.ction of homologous protein 
 
 20 
 
(with George L. Rohdenburg). 
 American journal of the medical 
 sciences, 162:28-40, July. 
 
 Kross, I. Effect of blood from im¬ 
 mune animals upon transplanta¬ 
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 Prime, Frederick. Effect of a re¬ 
 duction of lymphocytes on the 
 growth rate of transplanted spon¬ 
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 6:1-5, January. 
 
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 Quiescent metastatic gastric car¬ 
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 141-44, October-December, 1920. 
 
 The relation of the endocrine sys¬ 
 tem to the glycemic reaction fol¬ 
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 Krehbiel). American journal of 
 the medical sciences, 162:28-40, 
 July. 
 
 A tumor of the thymus gland. Pro¬ 
 ceedings of the New York patho¬ 
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 December, 1920. 
 
 The Wassermann test and its 
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 Journal of the American medical 
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 W’oGLOM, William H. Experimen¬ 
 
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 7:45-61. 
 
 Editor: Journal of cancer research. 
 
 Abstract editor: Abstracts of bac¬ 
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 \\’ooD, Francis Carter. The cam- 
 
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 Cancer. Health nezvs, n. s. 16:170- 
 73, September. 
 
 Cancer and the new X-rays. 
 Weekly review,g^:22i-22,g March. 
 
 Experimental studies in radio¬ 
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 Association of American physi¬ 
 cians, 35:144-54, 1920. 
 
 The Glover cancer serum. Journal 
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 Chemical Engineering 
 
 Baekeland, Leo H. The engineer: 
 human and superior direction of 
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 November. 
 
 Further studies on phenolic hexa- 
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 Journal of industrial and engineer¬ 
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 Jackson, Daniel D. Iron tannage 
 (with T. P. Mou). Journal of the 
 American leather chemists' asso¬ 
 ciation, February-May. 
 
 Measurement of vapor pressures 
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 industrial and engineering chem¬ 
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 An application of the vapor pres¬ 
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 the study of the recovery of pot¬ 
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 21 
 
and engineering chemistry, 13: 
 292, April. 
 
 Laboratory technique in the B. 
 Welchii test for water supplies. 
 Engineering news record, 86:1001- 
 3, 9 June. 
 
 McKee, Ralph H. Potato drying 
 in Germany: discussion of paper 
 by Dr. H. Jordon. Journal of 
 American society of heating and 
 ventilating engineers, 27:14, Jan¬ 
 uary. 
 
 Synthesis of chlorine-free benzoic 
 acid from benzene (with Frank A. 
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 13 April; Part II. Ihid., 24:697, 
 20 April 
 
 The hydrolysis of fats by reagents 
 made from cymene (with Leland 
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 June. 
 
 The thermal decomposition of 
 shales (with E. E. Lyder). Journal 
 of industrial and engineering chem¬ 
 istry, 13:613-18, July; and 13: 
 678-84, August. 
 
 Fat-splitting reagents from cymene 
 (with Leland J. Lewis). American 
 perfumer and essential oil review, 
 June. 
 
 Fat-splitting reagents from cy¬ 
 mene (with Leland J. Lewis). 
 Chemical trade journal and chem¬ 
 ical engineer, 69:211-13. 
 
 Liquid sulphur dioxide in oil ex¬ 
 traction. Chemical age, 29:425, 
 October. 
 
 Apparatus for studying thermal de¬ 
 composition of oil shales (with 
 E. E. Lyder). Chemical and met¬ 
 allurgical engineering, 25:1100- 
 
 01. 
 
 Thermal decomposition of oil 
 shale. Heat effects (with E. E. 
 Lyder). Railroad red book, 
 
 801, September; 9:870-74, Octo¬ 
 
 ber; 9:933-38, November; 9:993 
 -1001, December. 
 
 Morgan, Jerome J. Measurement 
 of vapor pressures of certain 
 potassium compounds (with D. 
 D. Jackson). Journal of indus¬ 
 trial and engineering chemistry, 
 13:110-8, February. 
 
 New method for the determination 
 of potassium in silicates. Ibid., 
 13:225-7, March. 
 
 An application of the vapor pres¬ 
 sures of potassium compounds to 
 the recovery of potash by volatili¬ 
 zation (with D. D. Jackson). 
 Ibid., 13:292-5, April. 
 
 City gas supplies: 1 . Carburetted 
 water gas. Penn state engineer, 
 3:23-9, October. 
 
 Chemistry 
 
 Be.wer, Jacob J. Compound for¬ 
 mation in phenol-cresol mixtures. 
 Kingston, Jackson press. 24p. 
 Bogert, Marston T. Certification 
 a difficult problem 'Chemical and 
 metallurgical engineering, 24:241, 
 9 February. 
 
 Influence of a synthetic dye indus¬ 
 try upon our national welfare. 
 Chemical age, 29:97-9, March. 
 Encouraging science, the best way 
 to disarm New York Globe, 30 
 March. 
 
 The bearing of a synthetic dye in¬ 
 dustry upon our national welfare. 
 Journal of the Franklin institute, 
 191:445-72, April. Reprinted as 
 Bulletin A209, by American dyes 
 institute, i April. Also issued as 
 Columbia university engineering 
 and scientific papers of the schools 
 of mines, engineering and chemis¬ 
 try, no. 4. 
 
 Would disarm German science. 
 Chemical warfare, 6:2-3, 5 April. 
 
 22 
 
State income tax injustice. Neu' 
 York tribune, 22 April. 
 
 Control of German coal. Ibid., 26 
 April. 
 
 Presentation address. Journal of 
 the National institute of social 
 cience, 7:71-2. 
 
 The new marvels of chemistry in 
 your everyday life. American 
 magazine, 92:ig, 122-5, Septem¬ 
 ber. Also reprinted in Flushing 
 {N. Y.) journal, September. 
 Chemical disarmament. Teclmical 
 association of pulp and paper in¬ 
 dustry, Papers, 4th series; 122-5, 
 June. 
 
 Chemical preparedness. New Jer¬ 
 sey chemical society. Year book, 
 1920-21, p. 52-3. 
 
 Carpenter, Clifford D. Review 
 of; Introduction to general chem¬ 
 istry, by Herbert N. McCoy and 
 Ethel M. Terry. Chemical and 
 metallurgical engineering, 24: no. 
 22, I June. 
 
 Determination of melting points. 
 Ibid., 24: no. 13, 30 March. 
 Hammett, Louis P. Uber die kon- 
 stitution der hydrazone, insbes. 
 des mesoxalester-hydrazons (with 
 H. Staudinger). Helvetica chimi- 
 ca acta, 4:217, March. 
 
 Uber die reduktion des diazo- 
 essigesters (with H. Staudinger, 
 and J. Siegwart). Ibid., 4:228, 
 March. 
 
 Honeywell, Hannah E. A study 
 of the sugar in the blood of normal 
 pigeons (with E. L. Scott j. 
 American journal of physiology, 
 55:362-65. 
 
 Studies of the sugar in the blood of 
 pigeons. Ibid., 58:152-68. 
 Kendall, James. The viscosity of 
 liquids. V. The ideality of the 
 system: benzene-benzyl benzoate 
 and the validity of the Bingham 
 
 fluidity formula (with Kenneth 
 Potter Monroe). Journal of the 
 American chemical society, 43: 
 115-25, January. 
 
 1 he correlation of compound for¬ 
 mation, ionization and solubility 
 in solutions. Outline of a modi¬ 
 fied ionization theory. Proceed¬ 
 ings of the National academy of 
 sciences, 'j\^6-62, February. 
 
 The melting point of ammonium 
 sulfate (with Arthur W. David¬ 
 son). Journal of industrial and 
 engineering chemistry, 13:303, 
 April. 
 
 Compound formation and solubil¬ 
 ity in systems of the type: sul¬ 
 furic acid-metal sulfate (with 
 Arthur W. Davidson). Journal 
 of the American chemical society, 
 43:979-90, May. 
 
 The application of ideal solution 
 equations to dilute aqueous solu¬ 
 tions. Ibid., 43:1391-96, July. 
 The factors affecting the stability 
 of addition compounds in solu¬ 
 tion and their influence upon ioni¬ 
 zation equilibria. Part I (with 
 Paul M. Gross). Ibid., 43:1416- 
 26, July. 
 
 Compound formation and specific 
 conductivity in solutions of the 
 types acid: ester, acid : ketone and 
 acid: acid (with Paul M. Gross). 
 Ibid., 43:1426-39, July. 
 Compound formation and solu¬ 
 bility in systems of the t>'pe: for¬ 
 mic acid—metal formate (with 
 Howard Adler). Ibid., 43:1470- 
 81, July. 
 
 The prediction of solubility in polar 
 solutions (with Arthur \V. David¬ 
 son and Howard Adler). Ibid., 
 43, 1481-1502, July. 
 
 The solubilities of acids in aque¬ 
 ous solutions of other acids (with 
 
 23 
 
James C. Andrews). Ibid., 43, 
 1545-60, July. 
 
 Compound formation and vis¬ 
 cosity in solutions of the types 
 acid: ester, acid: ketone and acid: 
 acid (with Elizabeth Brakeley). 
 Ibid., 43:1826-34, August. 
 
 Compound formation and conduc¬ 
 tivity in systems of the types for¬ 
 mic acid: metal formate and sul¬ 
 furic acid: metal sulfate (with 
 Howard Adler and Arthur W. 
 Davidson). Ibid., 43:1846-53, 
 August. 
 
 Compound formation in phenol- 
 cresol mixtures (with J. J. Bea¬ 
 ver). Ibid., 43:1853-67, August. 
 
 The catalytic influence of foreign 
 oxides on the decomposition of 
 silver oxide, mercuric oxide and 
 barium peroxide (with Francis 
 J. Fuchs). Ibid., 43:2017-31, 
 September. 
 
 Facts and fancies about the Oppau 
 explosion. Chemical and metallur¬ 
 gical engineering, 25:949, 23 No¬ 
 vember. 
 
 La Mer, Victor K. Changes in 
 organ weight produced by diets 
 deficient in antiscorbutic vita- 
 mine (with Miss H. L. Campbell). 
 Proceedings of the Society for ex¬ 
 perimental biology and medicine, 
 18:32, January. 
 
 The effect of temperature and hy¬ 
 drogen ion concentration upon 
 the rate of destruction of the 
 antiscorbutic vitamine. Kings¬ 
 ton, Jackson press. 35p. Prelim¬ 
 inary report of same (with H. C. 
 Sherman and H. L. Campbell). 
 Proceedings of the Society for 
 experimental biology and medicine, 
 18:122-23, January; see also 
 Science, n. s. 54:176, 26 August, 
 and Proceedmgs of the National 
 
 academy of sciences, 7:279-80, 
 September. 
 
 The quantitative measurement of 
 the antiscorbutic vitamine (with 
 H. C. Sherman and H. L. Camp¬ 
 bell). Science, n. s. 54:176. 
 
 Vitamines from the standpoint of 
 physical chemistry. Journal of 
 industrial and engineering chem¬ 
 istry, 13, 1108-10, December. 
 
 Present status of nutrition and its 
 relation to food manufacture. I. 
 American food journal, 16:7-10, 
 July. II. The 'at soluble vita¬ 
 mine. Ibid., 16: no. 8, August. 
 III. The water soluble B vita¬ 
 mine. Ibid., 16: no. 9, Septem¬ 
 ber. 
 
 Reimer, Marie. The preparation of 
 esters by direct replacement of 
 alkoxyl groups (with Helen Ru¬ 
 pert Downes). Journal of the 
 American chemical society, 43: 
 947-51, April. 
 
 Sherman, Henry C. Chemical 
 investigation of amylases and re¬ 
 lated enzymes. Annual report as 
 research associate. Carnegie in- 
 stiiution of Washington, Yearbook, 
 19:338-40. 
 
 The effect of temperature and of 
 hydrogen ion concentration upon 
 the rate of destruction of antiscor¬ 
 butic vitamine (with V. K. 
 LaMer and H. L. Campbell). 
 Proceedmgs of the Society for ex¬ 
 perimental biology and medicine, 
 18:122-23, January. 
 
 Third annual report of committee 
 on nutritional problems. Ameri¬ 
 can public health association 
 (with C. E. A. Winslow, E. L. 
 Fisk, and I. Greenwald). Ameri¬ 
 can journal of public health, 11: 
 166-68, February. 
 
 A dietetic production of rickets in 
 rats and its prevention by an in- 
 
 24 
 
organic salt (with A. M. Pappen- 
 heimer). Proceedings of the So¬ 
 ciety for experimental biology and 
 medicine, 18:193-97, March. 
 
 Growth and reproduction upon 
 simplified food supply, I (with 
 M. E, Rouse, B. Allen, and E. 
 Woods). Journal of biological 
 chemistry, 46:503-19, May. 
 
 Experimental rickets in rats (with 
 A. M. Pappenheimer). Journal of 
 experimental medicine, 34:189- 
 98, August. 
 
 The vitamins. Physiological re¬ 
 views, I :598-630, October. 
 
 The effect of temperature and of 
 the concentration of hydrogen 
 ions upon the rate of destruction 
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 H. L. Campbell). Proceedings of 
 the National academy of sciences, 
 7:279-81, September. 
 
 Effects of certain antiseptics upon 
 the activity of amylases (with 
 M. Wayman). Journal of the 
 American chemical society, 43: 
 2454-61, November. 
 
 I'he influence of certain amino 
 acids upon the enzymic hydroly¬ 
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 Ibid., 43:2461-69, November. 
 
 A study of the influence of argin¬ 
 ine, histidine, tryptophane and 
 cystine upon the hydrolysis of 
 starch by purified pancreatic amy¬ 
 lase (with M. L. Caldwell). Ibid., 
 43: 469-76, November. 
 
 Growth and reproduction upon 
 simplified food supjjly. II. In¬ 
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 young during the lactation period. 
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 Society for experimental biology 
 and medicine, 19:76-77, Novem¬ 
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 Thomas, Arthur W. The effect of 
 concentration of chrome liquor 
 upon the adsorption of its con¬ 
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 Margaret W. Kelly). Journal of 
 industrial and engineering chem¬ 
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 The acid titration of chrome 
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 Journal of the American leather 
 chemist's association, 16:61. 
 
 Conditions affecting the quanti¬ 
 tative determination of reducing 
 sugars by Fehling solution. Elim¬ 
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 43:1503- 
 
 Zanetti, J. Enrique. The forma¬ 
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 Review of: Patterson’s French 
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 Andrews, George C. Injurious 
 combined effects of Roentgen 
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 of dermatology and syphilology, 
 4:213-16, August. 
 
 Synovial lesions of the skin (with 
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 4:162-68, August. 
 
 The treatment of jjremature loss 
 of hair (with George M. MacKee). 
 
 25 
 
New York medical journal, 114; 
 437-42, 10 October. 
 
 Fordyce, Jolm A. Importance of 
 recognizing and treating neuro¬ 
 syphilis in the early period of the 
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 March. 
 
 Laboratory findings in early and 
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 Journal of the American medical 
 association, 77:1696-1700, 26 No¬ 
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 AIacKee, George Miller. Injur¬ 
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 Roentgen dermatitis and radium 
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 213-16, August. 
 
 Synovial lesions of the skin (with 
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 162-68, August. 
 
 The treatment of premature loss of 
 hair (with George C. Andrews). 
 New York medical journal, 114: 
 437-42, 19 October. 
 
 X-rays and radium in the treat¬ 
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 Philadelphia, Lea and Febiger, 
 602 p. 
 
 Parkhurst, Howard James. A 
 rare form of suppurating and ci¬ 
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 Archives of dermatology and syphil¬ 
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 Rosen, Isadore. Laboratory find¬ 
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 Social aspects of syphilis. Hospital 
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 Wise, Fred. Clinical and histolo¬ 
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 cutaneous tuberculosis (with D. 
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 November. 
 
 A rare form of suppurating and 
 cicatrizing disease of the scalp. 
 (Perifolliculitis capitis abscedens 
 et suffodiens) (with Howard J. 
 Parkhurst). Ibid., 4:750-68, De¬ 
 cember. 
 
 Clinical Instruction 
 (Laryngology and Otology) 
 
 Imper.\tori, Charles J. Endo¬ 
 scopic excision of a tracheal web. 
 New York state journal of medicine, 
 21:425, November. 
 
 Endoscopy as a diagnostic aid in 
 diseases of the upper air passages 
 and esophagus. Ibid., 21:86-89, 
 March 
 
 Six cases of foreign bodies in the 
 esophagus and bronchi. New 
 York 7nedical journal, 113:438- 
 40, 16 March. 
 
 Saunders, Truman Laurance. A- 
 cute mastoiditis in the aged. 
 New York state journal of medi¬ 
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 Clinical Instruction 
 
 (Orthopedic Surgery) 
 
 Humphries, Robert E. Hibbs 
 operation in the treatment of 
 scolosis. American medical asso¬ 
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 surgery. Transactions. 
 
 26 
 
Mills, Nathaniel. Congenital mal¬ 
 formations of the vertebrae. 
 Boston medical and surgical jour¬ 
 nal, 184:659-66, 23 June. 
 
 Dentistry 
 
 Gillett, Henry W. Report on 
 radiographic survey and clinical 
 examination of cases of fixed 
 bridgework. Dental items of inter¬ 
 est, December 
 
 Leak, William H. Speaking for 
 Dr. Kawakami, a Japanese den¬ 
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 November. 
 
 The text, biggest thing in dentis¬ 
 try. Ibid., 63:1119-25, Novem¬ 
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 Before baby has a tooth. Farmers 
 We , 33:570, 5 October. 
 
 After baby has a tooth. Ibid., 
 33:604, 6 November. 
 
 Those six year molars. Ibid., 33: 
 642, 7 December. 
 
 Diseases of Children 
 
 Byard, Dever S. The Schick test 
 and active immunization with 
 toxin-antitoxin in private prac¬ 
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 360-64, June. 
 
 Dowd, H. Laurence. The diag¬ 
 nosis of malnutrition. Hospital 
 social service, 3:366. 
 
 Graves, Gaylord W. Friedreich's 
 ataxia. Archives of pediatrics, 
 38:737-43, November. 
 
 PfAYNES, Royal Storrs. Measles 
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 Nelson, Loose-leaf medicine. New 
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 The pediatrist at the maternity 
 hosi)ital. New York state journal 
 of medicine, 21: 446-50, Decem¬ 
 ber. 
 
 Holt, L. Emmett. The food re¬ 
 
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 caloric requirements. American 
 journal of diseases of children, 
 21:1-28, January. 
 
 The food requirements of children. 
 2. Protein requirement. Ibid., 
 22:371-80, October. 
 
 Health education of children. In¬ 
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 2:753-80, November-December. 
 
 Leopold, Jerome S. Intermitting 
 fever in a child due to mastoiditis, 
 diagnosis by positive Roentgen 
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 November. 
 
 McLe.\n, Stafford. A ease of 
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 of kaposi. Ibid., 21:437-43, May. 
 
 Mason, Howard H. Nutrition and 
 clinical dietetics (with Herbert 
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 Philadelphia, I.ea and Febiger, 
 
 7039. 
 
 Some records regarding absences 
 and their causes in the Lincoln 
 school of Teachers College. Amer¬ 
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 22:500-07, November. 
 
 St. I.AWRENCE, William. Measles 
 (with Royal Storrs Haynes). 
 Nelson, Loose-leaf medicine. New 
 York, 1:469-74. 
 
 Smith, Charles Hendcr. Heart 
 disease in school children. Mother 
 and child, 2 January. 
 
 The nulrifion class. Child health 
 organization, December. 
 
 Van Ingen, P^hilip. The baby crop 
 of 1920. Mother and child, 2: 
 307-08, July. 
 
 C'ity babies. Survey, 46:688, 16 
 September. 
 
 riie history of child welfare work 
 in the United States: Chapter in, 
 A half century of public health. 
 Jubilee historical volume. (Ra- 
 
 27 
 
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 Wile, Ira S. The children’s clinic 
 of the future. Archives of pedia¬ 
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 The nature of educational hygiene. 
 Medical record, 99:688-91, 23 
 
 April. 
 
 What do we mean by nutrition? 
 Hospital social service, 4:109, 
 September. 
 
 Economics and Social Science 
 
 Ch.\ddock, Robert E. The graphic 
 representation of a frequency dis¬ 
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 Should the undergraduate be 
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 December. 
 
 Comstock, Alzada. State taxation 
 of personal incomes. (Columbia 
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 Columbia University. 
 
 Lessons of the French turnover tax. 
 Annalist, 18:556-60, 12 Decem¬ 
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 Giddings, P'ranklin Henry. Further 
 inquiries of sociology. Papers and 
 proceedings of the A merican sociolo¬ 
 gical society, 15:60-67, May. 
 
 Can the churches be saved? Inde¬ 
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 L^nemployment. Independent, 8 
 October. 
 
 Hale, Robert L. Public utility val¬ 
 uation, the “unearned increment” 
 and the depreciated dollar. Col¬ 
 umbia law review, 21:166-168, 
 February. 
 
 Review of: The law of damages and 
 compensation, by F. O. Arnold. 
 Columbia law review, 21:505-506, 
 May. 
 
 The “physical value” fallacy in rate 
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 731, May. 
 
 Review of: A constitution for the 
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 Lindsay, Samuel McCune. Social 
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 Boston, Houghton, Mifflin, 1919. 
 War labor policies and reconstruc¬ 
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 Our industrial victory. Ibid., 8: 
 
 222-24, February, 1919. 
 
 League of nations covenant: text 
 and preliminary draft with criti¬ 
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 1919. 
 
 International regulation of child 
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 88-95. 
 
 Los Estados Unidos y Puerto Rico. 
 Puerto Rico Revista mensual de 
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 1919. 
 
 Next steps in social insurance in 
 the United States. Presidential 
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 1919- 
 
 Social reconstruction. Proposals 
 for federal legislation by com¬ 
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 Theodore Roosevelt, protector of 
 
 28 
 
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 Editor: American social progress 
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 budget and responsible govern¬ 
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 Editor: Reports of sub-committees. 
 Republican national committee, 
 Advisory committee on policies 
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 272p. 
 
 Editor: Republican campaign text 
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 Settlement of industrial disputes. 
 New York chamber of commerce, 
 Annual report, 1920-21. 
 
 Cardinal Gibbons. Survey, 46: 
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 The new cabinet and its problems. 
 
 Review of reviews, April. 
 
 From Senate to Presidency. Ibid., 
 June. 
 
 Federal seaman’s compensation 
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 The leadership of Secretary Hughes. 
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 Moore, Henry I.. (Generating 
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 Generating cycles reflected in a 
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 I'he origin of the eight-year gen¬ 
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 Se.\ger, Henry Rogers. History of 
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 88p. 
 
 The problem of taxation. New 
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 Economists: Chapter in, Cam¬ 
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 Introduction to: The federal in¬ 
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 A student on vocational training 
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 An illustration of Horace, Ser- 
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 A state specialist on the outlook 
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 Horace, Sermones 1.3.29-34: a 
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 The training of college teachers of 
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 Lucretius 1.1-28 once more. Ibid., 
 14:168, II April. 
 
 Longevity and genius. Ibid., 14: 
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 Professor Donnelly on the story of 
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 Notice of: Passages for Greek and 
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 18 April. 
 
 Horace, Epodes 2.33-34. Ibid., 
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 The classical association of the 
 Atlantic states. Ibid., 14:201-3, 
 16 May. 
 
 Notice of: Translations of Aris¬ 
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 Periodicals supporting the cause 
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 10, 3, 10 October. 
 
 The American classical league: 
 second annual meeting. Ibid., 
 15:16, 10 October. 
 
 Notice of: A bibliographical mono¬ 
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 Ibid., 15:24, 17 October. 
 
 Professor Ogle on classical educa¬ 
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 Notice of: Some new volumes in 
 the Oxford junior Latin series. 
 Ibid., 15:30-31, 24 October. 
 
 Notice of: Miscellaneous transla¬ 
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 Professor Vlurray on Aristotle’s 
 art of poetry. Ibid., 15:39-40, 
 31 October. 
 
 Classical articles in non-classical 
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 The impossibility of Einstein fields 
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 Review of: Opere di Evangelista 
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 Review of: Erkenntnislehre im 
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 antiquity (Aristarchus of Samos), 
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 Review of: Mathematics and life 
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 Review of: A history of the con¬ 
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 B idle tin of the American mathe¬ 
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 Review of: Mathematische streif- 
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 Review of: Natural tangents, by 
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 printed in the new world. Amer¬ 
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 Among my autographs. Dupin as 
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 Among my autographs. Monge 
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 Among my autographs. Descar¬ 
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 Among my autographs. The 
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 Among my autographs. Le Verrier 
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 Luminal therapy in the control of 
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 Segmental or nuclear trigeminal 
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 49 
 
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 Some phases of leg ulcer. Ameri¬ 
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 Penfield, Wilder G. The Golgi 
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 Military surgery of joints. Keen's 
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 Operation for the removal of com¬ 
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 Chronic ulcerative colitis. Journal 
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 Adams, Elizabeth Kemper. Women 
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 Has the undergraduate college pre¬ 
 
 professional obligations? Vassar 
 miscellany, April. 
 
 Aughinbaugh, William E. Adver¬ 
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 New York, Century company. 
 381P. 
 
 Bradford, Ernest S. What to ex- 
 -pect from business research. Ad¬ 
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 Starting research: outlining the 
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 Unemployment as an industrial 
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 Unemployment—methods of meas¬ 
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 Chittick, James. YYekly articles 
 on textile fabric, entitled Facts 
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 also in Garment manufacturer's 
 index. 
 
 CoKELL, Walter B. Statistics in 
 business. Administration, i: 
 585^2. 
 
 Cox, James W., Jr. The manufac¬ 
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 and jackets. Textile world, i 
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 The manufacture of tobacco shade 
 cloth. Ibid., 21 May. 
 
 A knowledge of cloth. Clothing 
 trade journal, July. 
 
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 ences. Ibid., August. 
 
 Carded and combed cotton goods. 
 Shirt and undergarment trade 
 journal, August. 
 
 Handling woolens and worsteds. 
 
 Clothing trade journal, September. 
 The manufacture of cows hair felt. 
 
 Textile world, 3 September. 
 Adaptability in the textile indus¬ 
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 57 
 
Qualities of woolens and worsteds. 
 Clothing trade journal^ October. 
 
 Uncommon uses of textile prod¬ 
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 Handling cotton goods. Skirt and 
 undergarment trade journal, No- 
 v^ember. 
 
 W'hy various cloths are strong, 
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 Cloth for mechanical uses. Jour¬ 
 nal of the American society of me¬ 
 chanical engineers, March; South¬ 
 ern textile bulletin, i January; 
 Sibley journal of engineering, Feb¬ 
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 Curtis, Everett N. The marking 
 of patented articles. Columbia 
 law review, April. 
 
 Dohr, James L. Municipal account¬ 
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 New York, Ronald press. 
 
 Farnham, C. Evangeline. Ameri¬ 
 can travellers in Spain; the Span¬ 
 ish inns, 1777-1867. New York, 
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 Gray, George Herbert. The land 
 question as related to city plan¬ 
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 Greeley, Harold Dudley. Account¬ 
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 Problems for the business execu¬ 
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 Henry, Mellinger E. North Caro¬ 
 lina calls climbers, good trails to 
 
 the summit of Mt. Mitchell. 
 New York evening post, 27 April. 
 
 The Monroe sky-line trail of the 
 Green Mountains. Ibid., 24 June. 
 
 Discoveries in mountain hiking. 
 Ibid., 9 September. 
 
 The Monroe sky line trail, with 
 introduction by Theron S. Dean. 
 Reprinted in a pamphlet by the 
 Green Mountain club, from the 
 New York evening post. 
 
 Inman, Samuel Guy. Problems in 
 Pan Americanism. New York, 
 George H. Doran. 415p. 
 
 South America today. New York, 
 Committee on cooperation in 
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 Santo Domingo old and new. Pan 
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 The Bible in Latin America. 
 World call, March. 
 
 Missionary problems in Santo 
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 the world, January. 
 
 Encouraging developments in in¬ 
 ter-American friendship. New 
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 cano, February. 
 
 The Monroe doctrine. Hispanic 
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 International missionary coopera¬ 
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 Parana, exponent of North Ameri¬ 
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 The human quality in the Mexican 
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 men's Christian association. Bulle¬ 
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 Article re student uprising in Peru. 
 New York evening post, 8 April, 
 
 Principios que debieran inspirar- 
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 con Mexico. New York, La nueva 
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 58 
 
La actitud primitiva de los Estados 
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 La actitud primitiva de los Esta¬ 
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 La America Central. Ibid., Sep¬ 
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 La sociologia e Ibero-America. 
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 La Rochelle, Philippe de. Trans¬ 
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 Littlefield, Milton S. The geo¬ 
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 What is good music. Ibid., No¬ 
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 McClees, Helen. Kalos-names on 
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 Maclean, Joseph B. Swedish mor¬ 
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 Perrier, Jose Louis. Bertran de 
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 'H Trpo<t>opd T<hv vkiov ^KWrfVijOU . Phos, 
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 'H Trpo(f>opd TrjS apxaias 'EWrjuLKrjs 
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 Sweatshop or soviet? Freeman, 2: 
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 Beginners’ Spanish reader. New 
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 Exercise book in Spanish (with 
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 Williams, Blanche Colton. Editor: 
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 of the American museum of 
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 The third award of the Daniel 
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 northern Europe, by J. M. Tyler. 
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 A communication—Professor Hen¬ 
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 60 
 
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 The evolution, phylogen'y, and 
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 The American society of natur¬ 
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 Alling, Harold Lattimore. The 
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 Pub. also as Contributions from 
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 Alzona, Encarnacion. Some 
 French contemporary opinions of 
 the Russian revolution of 1905. 
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 Pub. also as Studies in history, 
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 Beardsley, Wilfred Attwood. In¬ 
 finitive constructions in Old Span¬ 
 ish. New York, Columbia uni¬ 
 
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 21 cm. $2.50. 
 
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 Beaver, David John. A study of 
 the effect of certain electrolytes 
 on stabilizing and precipitating 
 gokl sols. Kingston, Jackson 
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 Be.wer, Jacob Julius. Compound 
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 Bell, James Christy. Opening a 
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 plates, map. 22>^cm. $2.25. 
 
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economics and public law. v. 
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 Bizzell, William Bennett. Farm 
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 408p. 22F2 cm. 
 
 Pub. also as Texas agricultural ex¬ 
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 Bolwell, Robert Whitney. The 
 life and works of John Heywood. 
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 press, 1921. xiii, i88p. 20 cm. 
 
 $2.50. 
 
 Pub. also as Columbia University 
 studies in English and compara¬ 
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 Brandt, Lida Roberts. Social 
 aspects of Greek life in the sixth 
 century B. C. Philadelphia, 
 Davis, 1921. I09p. 24cm. 
 
 Brant, Laura. Magnetic suscepti¬ 
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 solutions. p. 678-699. tables, 
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 Pub. also as Phoenix physical 
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 view, new series, v. 17, no. 6, 
 June, 1921. 
 
 Brooks, Fowler Dell. Changes in 
 mental traits with age, deter¬ 
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 86p. tables. 24 cm. Cloth, $1.60; 
 paper, $1.25. 
 
 Pub. also as Teachers College con¬ 
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 Burgess, Mrs. May Ayres. The 
 measurement of silent reading. 
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 Russell Sage foundation, 1921. 
 163P. tables, diagrs, 18 cm. 
 
 Pub. also as Russell Sage founda¬ 
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 Caldwell, Mary Letitia. An ex¬ 
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 amino acids. Kingston, Jackson 
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 Comstock, Alzada. State taxation 
 of personal incomes. New York, 
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 Pub. also as Studies in history, 
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 Cooper, Irma Jane. The life and 
 public services of James Logan. 
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 Crane, Arthur Griswold. Educa¬ 
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 industry; army hospital schools; a 
 demonstration for the education 
 of disabled in industry. New 
 York, Teachers College, 1921. iv, 
 83P. illus., tables, charts. 24F2 
 cm. Cloth, $1.75. 
 
 Pub. also as Teachers College con¬ 
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 Dake, Charles Laurence. The 
 problem of the St. Peter sand¬ 
 stone. Rolla, Missouri, 1921. 
 228p. 30 pi. 23 cm. 
 
 Pub. also as School of mines and 
 metallurgy. University of Mis¬ 
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 Technical series, vol. 6, no. i. 
 
 Dawson, John Charles. Toulouse in 
 the renaissance; the floral games, 
 university and student life, Eti¬ 
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 The floral games of Toulouse (Les 
 jeux floraux) New York, Colum¬ 
 bia University press, 1921. xiv, 
 87p. 2 facsims. 23^^ cm. $1.50. 
 
 Pub. also as Columbia University 
 studies in Romance philology and 
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 Dibble, Roy Floyd. Albion W. 
 Tougee. New York, Lemcke, 
 1921. i6ip. 19 cm. 
 
 Douglas, Paul Howard. Ameri¬ 
 can apprenticeship and indus¬ 
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Pub. also as .Studies in history, 
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 Drachsler, Julius. Intermarriage 
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 1921. 204p. 23 cm. $2.25. 
 
 Pub. also as Studies in history, 
 economics and public law. v. 94, 
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 Dunn, Fannie Wyche. Interest fac¬ 
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 New York, Teachers College, 1921. 
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 Pub. also as Teachers College con¬ 
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 Ensign, Forest Chester. Compul¬ 
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 labor; a study of the historical 
 development of regulations com¬ 
 pelling attendance and limiting 
 the labor of children in a selected 
 group of states. New York (?), 
 1921. ix, 263P. 23J^ cm. 
 
 Farnham, Carrie Evangeline. 
 American travellers in Spain; the 
 Spanish inns, 1776-1867. New 
 York, Columbia University press, 
 1921. 58p. 23 cm. 
 
 Flores, Pastoriza. History of the 
 boundary dispute between Ecua¬ 
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 89p. maps. 23 cm. 
 
 Floyd, Juanita Helm. Women in 
 the life of Honore de Balzac. 
 New York, Holt, 1921. xxxiv, 
 320 p. 2i>^ «.m. 
 
 Ford, Harry Egerton. Modern 
 Provencal phonology and mor¬ 
 phology, studied in the language 
 of Frederic Mistral. New York, 
 Columbia University j^ress, 1921. 
 vi, 93 P- 23 cm. 
 
 Pub. also as Columbia University 
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 Franklin, Alberta Mildred. The 
 
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 io2p. 24F2 cm. 
 
 Frost, Norman. A comparative 
 study of achievement in country 
 and town schools. New York, 
 1921. 7op. tables. 24 cm. Cloth, 
 $1.60; paper, $1.00. 
 
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 Goldberg, Jacob Alter. Social 
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 insane, based on a study of New 
 York experience. New York, 
 1921. 249p. 22F2 cm. $2.50. 
 
 Pub. also as Studies in history, 
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 Graham, Walter. Tory criticism 
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 1921. vi, 53p. 20^2 cm. 
 
 Graper, Elmer D. American police 
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 of administration in American 
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 Hastings, Albert Baird. The 
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 Hertzog, Walter Scott. State main¬ 
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 Higbie, Edgar Creighton. An ob¬ 
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 Honeywell, Hannah Elizabeth. 
 
Studies in the sugar in the blood 
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 Hosic, James Fleming. Empirical 
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 Hou, Te-Pang. Iron tannage. New 
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 IwASAKi, Uichi. The working forces 
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 Johann, Norma Eva. A study of 
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 Jordan, Arthur Melville. Chil¬ 
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 JosEY, Charles Conant. The role of 
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 Kiehl, Samuel Jacob. The hydra¬ 
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 LaMer, Victor Kuhn. The effect of 
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 Lee, Mabel Ping-Hua. The eco¬ 
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 Lyder, Ernest Elmer. The thermal 
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 Meister, Morris. The educational 
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 Meyer, Martin. Dehydrothioto- 
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 Moon, Parker Thomas. The labor 
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 Morishima, Kan-Ichiro. Varia¬ 
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 Morris, Homer Lawrence. Parlia¬ 
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 Raymond, Dora Neill. British 
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 68 
 
INDEX 
 
 Abbott, Allan, 8, 34 
 Academic calendar, 3 
 
 Academy of political science. Proceedings, 9 
 
 Adam, M. I., 39 
 
 Adams, E. K., 57 
 
 Adler, H., 6, 7, 67 
 
 Administration, ii 
 
 Agriculture, 16 
 
 Allen, Bernice, 5 
 
 Alling, H. L., S', 61 
 
 Alumni and student publications, ii 
 
 Alzona, E., 9, 61 
 
 Anatomy, 16 
 
 Ancient and oriental languages. Announce¬ 
 ment, 4 
 
 Andrews, B. R., 51 
 Andrews G. C., 25 
 Andrews, J. C., 6 
 Anglican theological review, 10 
 Annual catalogue, Columbia University, 4 
 Anthropology, 16 
 Announcement, 4 
 Architecture, Announcement, 4 
 Arny, Henry V., 49 
 Atchley, D. W., 52 
 Aughinbaugh, W. E., 57 
 Ayres, H. M., 34 
 
 Bacteriology, 16 
 
 Baekeland, L. H., 21 
 
 Baglev, W. C., 30 
 
 Baker, S. Josephine, 46 
 
 Ballard, C. W., 49 
 
 Bancroft, F. W., 56 
 
 Barber, M. 1 ., 51 
 
 Bard, S., ii 
 
 Barnard bear, 11 
 
 Barnard bulletin, 11 
 
 Barnard college. Announcement, 4 
 
 Barnard college blue book, 11 
 
 Barnouw, a. J., 37 
 
 Beardsley, W. A., 10, 6r 
 
 Beaver, D. J., 61 
 
 Beaver, J. J., 7, 22, 61 
 
 Bell, James C., 61 
 
 Berkey, Charles P., 36 
 
 Berkson, I. B., 7, 67 
 
 Berman, L., 17 
 
 Bingham,Seth, 45 
 
 Biological chemistry, 17 
 
 Biology, Announcement, 3 
 Bizzell, W. B., 62 
 Blanchard, R. H., 19 
 Boas, Franz, 16 
 Bogert, M. T., 9, 22 
 Bolwell, R. W., 8, 62 
 Bonbright, James C., 19 
 Bonser, Frederick G., 31 
 Botany, 18 
 Bradford, E. S., 57 
 Brakeley, Elizabeth, 7 
 Brandt, L. R., 62 
 Brant, L., 10, 62 
 
 Breckenridge, William Edwin, 43 
 Brennecke, E., 34 
 Brewer, G. E., 56 
 Brewster, Dorothy, 34 
 Briggs, Thomas H., 31 
 Briggs English form test, 8 
 Brill, N. E., 52 
 Brissenden, P. F., 19 
 Britton, N. L., 18 
 Broadhurst, j., 60 
 Brooks, F". D., 7, 62 
 Brooks Hall, Announcement, 3 
 Brown, R. C. E., 40 
 Bulletin of information, 3 
 Bulletin of the Associate alumnae of Barnard 
 college, II 
 
 Bullock, F'rederick D., 20 
 Burgess, M. A., 62 
 Burlingame, C. C., 52 
 Burton-Opitz, Russell, 51 
 Burtt, E. a., 49 
 Bush, W. T., 49 
 Business, 19 
 Announcement, 4 
 Butler, Nicholas Murray, it 
 Byard, D. S., 27 
 Byrnes, T. W., 19 
 
 Caldwell, M. L., 7, 62 
 Caldwell, W. E., 47 
 Calkins, Gary N., 60 
 Camac, C. N., 52 
 Cancer research, 20 
 Carlucci, G. a., 56 
 Carman, H. J., 39 
 Carman, K. V., 51 
 Carp, L., 56 
 
 69 
 
Carpenter, C. D., 23 
 Carpenter, William H., 15 
 Carter, H. S., 52 
 Casamajor, Louis, 45 
 Chaddock, R. E., 28 
 Chamberlain, J. P., 42 
 Charters, acts of the legislature, official 
 documents and records, 4 
 Chassell, C. F., 4 
 Chemical engineering, 21 
 Announcement, 3 
 Chemistry, 9, 22 
 Announcement, 3 
 Chittick, James, 57 
 Civil engineering, Announcement, 3 
 Clinical instruction 
 Dermatology, 25 
 Laryngology and otology, 26 
 Orthopedic surgery, 26 
 CoAD, Oral S., 35 
 Coe, George Albert, 55 
 CoKELL, W. B., 57 
 Colby, G. K., 50 
 
 College of physicians and surgeons, An¬ 
 nouncement, 4 
 Colony, R. J., 9, 36 
 CoLP, R., 56 
 
 Columbia alumni news, ii 
 Columbia blue book, ii 
 Columbia college. Announcement, 3 
 Columbia law review, ii 
 Columbia spectator, ti 
 C olumbia university hymnal, 4 
 Columbia university press, 10 
 Columbian, ii 
 Comstock, A., 9, 28, 62 
 Contemporary civilization; a syllabus, 10 
 Contributions from the department of chemis¬ 
 try, 5 
 
 Contributions from the geological department, 
 
 8 
 
 Contributions to education, 7 
 Contributions to philosophy and psychology, 
 
 10 
 
 Coombs, Helen C., 5^ 
 
 Cooper, I. J., 62 
 Cornwall, Leon H., 45 
 Cox, j. W., Jr., S7 
 Crampton, H. E., 60 
 Crane, A. G., 7, 62 
 CUNLIFFE, J. W., 40 
 Curtis, E. N., 58 
 Curtis, M. R., 20 
 
 Dake, C. L., 62 
 Danchakoff, Vera, 16 
 Davidson, A. W., 5, 6 
 Davis, B., 10, 50 
 
 Dawson, J. C., 10, 62 
 Deibert, Olin, 16 
 Dentistry, 27 
 
 Announcements, 3 
 Departmental publications, 5 
 Dewey, John, 49 
 Dibble, R. F., 35, 62 
 Diekman, G. B., 49 
 Dinegar, R. H. F., 51 
 Dinsmoor, W. B., 42 
 Diseases of children, 27 
 Dissertations, 61 
 Dohr, j. L., 58 
 Dondo, M. M., 55 
 Douglas, P. H., 62 
 Dowd, C. N., 56 
 Dowd, H. L., 27 
 Drachsler, Julius, 63 
 Draper, George, 52 
 Dunn, F. W., 5. 7. 3i. 63 
 
 Earle, E. M., 39 
 Economics, 9 
 
 Announcement, 3 
 Economics and social science, 28 
 Education, School of. Announcement, 4 
 Education (Teachers college), 7, 30 
 Edwards G. W., 19 
 Egbert, J. C., 19 
 Electrical engineering, 34 
 Announcement, 3 
 Eliot, E., 56 
 Elsberg, C. a., 45 
 Emerson, Haven, 46 
 Engelhardt, N. L., 31 
 Engineering and scientific papers, 9 
 English and comparative literature, 8, 34 
 Entrance examinations. Announcement, 3 
 Ensign, F'. C., 63 
 Erskine, John, 35 
 Evans, A. P., 39 
 Evenden, E. S., 31 
 
 Fairchild, Hoxie N., 35 
 Fades, H. A., 6 
 Farnham, C. E., 58, 63 
 Farnsworth, C. H., 45 
 Fellowships and scholarships, 3 
 Field, A. M., 5 
 Findlay, Hugh, 16 
 Fisher, H. L., 5 
 Fletcher, J. B., ii, 35 
 Flores, P., 63 
 Floyd, J. H., 63 
 Foakes Jackson, F. J., 55 
 Ford, H. E., 10, 63 
 Fordyce, j. a., 26 
 Forster, A. H., 10 
 
 70 
 
Fox, D. R., 39 
 Franklin, A. M., 63 
 Fretwell, E. K., 31 
 Frost, Helen, 50 
 P'rost, Norman, 7, 63 
 P^UCHS, F. J., 7 
 Funk, C., 17 
 
 Geography, Announcement, 4 
 Geography, geology and mineralogy, 36 
 Geology, 8, 36 
 Announcement, 4 
 Gerig, J. L., 55 
 
 Germanic languages and literature, 37 
 
 Giddings, F. H., 28 
 
 Gies, W. j., 17 
 
 Gillett, H. W., 27 
 
 Glenn, G., 40 
 
 Goddard, P. E., 16 
 
 Goldberg, J. A., 9, 63 
 
 Goldberger, H. H., 31 
 
 Goodhart, S. P., 45 
 
 Goodrich, A. W., 47 
 
 Graham, W., 63 
 
 Granger, F. S., 56 
 
 Graper, E. D., 41, 63 
 
 Graves, G. W., 27 
 
 Gray, G. H., 58 
 
 Greek and Latin, 38 
 
 Greeley, H. D., 58 
 
 Gregory, W. K., 60 
 
 Gross, P. U., 6 
 
 Guthrie, W. D., 41 
 
 Haig, R. M., 10, 19 
 Hale, R. L., 28 
 Hallock, F. H., 10 
 Hammett, L. P., 23 
 Harrow, Benjamin, 18 
 Harvey, M. T., 67 
 Hastings, A. B., 63 
 Hawkes, H. E., 15 
 Hayes, C. J. H., 39 
 Haynes, R. S., 27 
 Heft, H. L., 18 
 Hehere, F. W., 34 
 Henry, M. E., 58 
 Herrick, W. W., 52 
 Hertzog, W. S., 63 
 Heuser, F. W. j., 37 
 Hicks, F. C., 42 
 Higbie, E. C., 63 
 Hirst, G. M., 38 
 History, 39 
 
 History, economics and public law, 9 
 Announcement, 3 
 Hitchcock, D. L, 7 
 Hobson, Asher, 16 
 
 Hodge, E. T., 8 
 Holden, W. A., 48 
 Hollingworth, L. S., 31 
 Holt; L. E., 27 
 
 Home study courses. Announcement, 4 
 
 Honess, C. W., 8 
 
 HONE’i'WELL, H. E., 23, 51, 63 
 
 Hosic, J. F., 7. 64 
 
 Hou, Te-Pang, 64 
 
 Howe, H. S., 45 
 
 Hutviphries, R. E., 26 
 
 Imperatori, C. j., 26 
 Indo-Iranian languages 40 
 Information for new students 4. 
 
 INTMAN, S. G., 58 
 Institute of arts and sciences 
 Announcement, 10 
 Report, 10 
 
 Institute of arts and sciences, Fortnightl 
 bulletin, 10 
 
 Instructions for freshmen, 4 
 IWASAKi, LTichi, 64 
 
 Jackson, A. V". Willi.ams, 40 
 Jackson, D. D., 9, 21 
 Jackson, H., 52 
 Jessup, D. S. D., 53 
 Jester, 11 
 
 Johann, N. E., 64 
 Johnson, D. W., 8, 36 
 Johnson, F. W., 31 
 Jordan, A. M., 64 
 JOSEY, C. C., 64 
 Journalism, 40 
 Announcement, 3 
 
 Kahn, Max, 18 
 Kantor, j. L., 33 
 Karshan, Maxwell, 18 
 Kasner, Edward, 43 
 Kelly, J. A., 64 
 Kemp, J. P'., 36 
 Kendall, James, 5, 6, 7, 23 
 Kester, R. B., 20 
 Keyes, C. W., 38 
 Kiehl, S. j., 64 
 Kilpatrick, W. H., 4, 8, 31 
 King, G., 51 
 Knapp, Arnold, 48 
 Knapp, Charles, 38 
 Kostir, W. j., 60 
 Kramer, M. M., 6 
 Krapp, G. P., 35 
 Krehbiel, O. P"., 20 
 KROSS, I., 21 
 
 Kuttner, a. G., 16 
 
 71 
 
Ladd, W. S., 53 
 
 Lamb, A. B., 53 
 
 Lambert, S. W., 53 
 
 La Mer, V. K., 24, 64 
 
 Lamson, K. W., 43 
 
 La Rochelle, Philippe de, 59 
 
 Law 
 
 Announcements, 3, 4 
 
 Private, 40 
 
 Public, and comparative jurisprudence, 
 
 41 
 
 History, economics and public law, 9 
 Leak, W. H., 27 
 Lee, M. P., 9, 64 
 Legislative drafting, 42 
 Lehrman, P. R., 45 
 Leopold, J. S., 27 
 Lewis, E. E., 64 
 Lewis, L. J., 64 
 Library, 42 
 
 Information for summer session students, 
 9 
 
 Information for university students, 9 
 Lindsay, S. M., 28 
 Lintz, Joseph, 53 
 Littell, C. F., 67 
 Littlefield, M. S., 59 
 Loeb, R. F., 53 
 I.OVETT, R. S., 15 
 Lucre, C. E., 10, 45 
 Lyder, E. E., 9, 64 
 
 McAlpin, K. R., 53 
 McBain, H. L., 41 
 McCall, W. A., 8, 32 
 McCann, G. F., 48 
 McClees, Helen, 59 
 MacGaughy, j. R., 32 
 McGiffert, a. C., 39 
 MacKee, G. M., 26 
 MacKee, R. H., 9, 22 
 Mackenzie, G. M., 53 
 McLean, J. B., 59 
 McLeod, F. L., 6 
 McMurry, F. M., 32 
 Manning, C. A., 56 
 Marine, D., 48 
 Marks, H. E., 53 
 Martin, C. E., 64 
 Martin, Walton, 56 
 Mason, H. H., 27 
 Masters essays, 9 
 
 Mathematical and physical sciences. An¬ 
 nouncement, 3 
 Mathematics, 43 
 Mathews, F. S., 56 
 Matthews, Brander, 35 
 Mechanical engineering, 45 
 
 Announcement, 3 
 Meier, H. h". A., 65 
 Meister, M., 32, 65 
 Mercer, S. A. B., 10 
 Merrill, M. B., s 
 Metallurgy, Announcement, 3 
 Meyer, A. N., 15 
 Meyer, M., 65 
 Michener, a. M., 65 
 Miller, E. G., 18 
 Miller, Nina, 20 
 Mills, F. C., 20 
 Mills, N., 27 
 Miner, C. E., 65 
 Mineralogy, 36 
 Announcement, 4 
 
 Mines, engineering and chemistry, 9 
 Mining, Announcement, 3 
 Mining and metallurgy, 45 
 Modern language and literatures, An¬ 
 nouncement, 3 
 Monroe, Day, 52 
 Monroe, K. P., 5 
 Monroe, Paul, 32 
 Montague, W. P., 49 
 Montgomery, R. H., 20 
 Mook, C. C., 8, 37 
 Moon, P. T., 39. 65 
 Moore, H. L., 29 
 Moore, J. E., 32 
 Moore, John B., 41 
 A-Iorecroff, j. H., 34 
 Morgan, J. J., 9, 22, 67 
 Morishima, Kan-Ichiro, 16, 65 
 Morningside, 1 1 
 Morris, H. L., 65 
 Morris, J. V., 65 
 Morris, Newbold, 16 
 Mortarboard, ii 
 Mosher, W. E., 59 
 Mudge, I. G., 43 
 Mueller, J. H., 16 
 Music, 45 
 
 Announcement, 3 
 
 Naccarati, S., 10, 65 
 Neale, M. G., 65 
 Nelson, J. M., 6 , 7 
 Neurology, 45 
 Nursing and health, 46 
 Announcement, 4 
 Nutting, M. A., 47 
 
 Obstetrics, 47 
 Odate, G. G., 9 
 Official publications, 3 
 Ogilvie, P. M., 67 
 Oliphant, H., 40 
 
 72 
 
Onis, Federico de, 55 
 Oppenheimer, B. S., 53 
 Opthalmology, 48 
 
 Optics and optometry. Announcement, 3 
 Oral hygiene. Announcement, 4 
 Orbeck, a., 35 
 
 Oriental languages. Announcement, 4 
 Osborn, H. F., 60 
 OsNATO, Michael, 45 
 Ottenberg, R., 17 
 
 Pagar, S. M., 67 
 Palmer, VV. W., 54 
 Pappenheimer, a. M., 6, 48 
 Parker, Frederick, Jr., 17 
 Parker, J. T., 17 
 Parkhurst, H. H., 49 
 Parkhurst, H. J., 26 
 Parsons, W. B., 15 
 Pathology, 48 
 Paton, j. B., 18 
 Patterson, F. T., 59 
 Peck, C. H., 56 
 Peneield, W. G., 57 
 Perrier, J. L., 59 
 Pharmacy, 49 
 Announcement, 4 
 Phillips, H., 65 
 Philosophy, 49 
 
 Philosophy and psychology, 10 
 Philosophy, psychology and anthropology. 
 Announcement, 4 
 
 Phoenix physical laboratory contributions, 
 10 
 
 Physical education, 50 
 Physics, 10, 50 
 Physiology, 51 
 Picard, Maurice, 50 
 Pickhardt, O. C., 57 
 Pike, F. H., 51 
 Pine, J. B., 15 
 Pintner, R., 33 
 Pittman, M. S., 65 
 Poffenberger, A. T., 54 
 Political science, Announcement, 3 
 Political science quarterly, 9 
 POLOWE, D., 59 
 Pool, E. H., 57 
 Poor, C. L., so 
 Post, E. L., 65 
 POWEI L, T. R., 41 
 Practical arts, 51 
 Announcement, 4 
 Practice of medicine, 52 
 Prescott, H. B., 43 
 President’s annual report, 3 
 Prime, P'rederick, 21 
 Prince, J. D., 56 
 
 Prudden, T. M., 48 
 Psychology, 54 
 Announcement, 4 
 
 Publications of officers of the university, 11 
 
 Puckett, H. W., 37 
 
 Pure science. Announcement, 3 
 
 Quisltmbing, F. a., 6, 66 
 
 Raymond, D. N., 9, 66 
 
 Reavis, G. H., 67 
 
 Reimer, Marie, 24 
 
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 Rogers, L., 42 
 
 Rogers, R., 59 
 
 Rohdenburg, G. L., 21 
 
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 St. Lawrence, William, 27 
 
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 Smith, J. R., 20 
 
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 Todd, H. A., 10, 55 
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 Upton, S. M., 4 
 
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 Wechsler, I. S., 46 
 
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 Weyman, M., 7 
 
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