VERNON LYMAN KELLOGG, 136
Halley's Comet, C. L. DOOLITTLE, 5
Harvard College, The Case of, J. Mc-
KEEN CATTELL, 593
HAYES, ALFRED, JR., The Relation of
the Law to Public Health, 280
Heredity, W. E. CASTLE, 417
Lesley, Peter, the Life of, 3'0
LIBBY, WALTER, The Theory of Style,
76
MACLAURIN, RICHARD C., rests of Aca-
demic Efficiency, 487
Man, the Evolution of, and its Control,
ROSWELL H. JOHNSON, 49; Climate
in some of its Relations to, ROBERT
DEC. WARD, 246
Marine, Zoological Station, Kristine-
berg, CHARLES LINCOLN EDWARDS,
125; Museum, A Great, CHARLES
ATWOOD KOFOID, 196
MARTIN, LAWRENCE, The Hubbard Gla-
HERRICK, FRANCIS H., Instinct and In- ¦ cier, Alaska, 293
telligence in Birds, 532
HILL, ALEX, Sea-sickness,
Pain, 429
History, Scientific Presentation of,
LYNN THORNDIKE, 170
Hubbard Glacier, Alaska, LAWRENCE
MARTIN, 293
Huggins, Sir William, 616
Incorporated Charities, 412
Indian Fairy Book, SPENCER TROTTER,
Insanity, Two Preventable Causes of,
THOMAS W. SALMON, 557
Insects and Entomologists, their Rela-
tions to the Community at Large,
JOHN B. SMITH, 209, 467
Instinct and Intelligence in Birds,
FRANCIS H. HERRICK, 532
International Coinage, THEO. F. VAN
WAGENEN, 287
JOHNSON, ROSWELL H., The Evolution
of Man and its Control, 49
KELLERMAN, IVY, The Denominational
College, 358
KELLOGG, VERNON LYMAN, Ernst
Haeckel-Darwinist, Monist, 136
Kelvin, Lord, 616
KING, IRVING, Australian Morality, 147
Knowledge of Good and Evil, T. D. A.
COCKERELL, 143
KNOWLTON, F. H., Biologic Principles
of Paleogeography, 601
AOFOID, CHARLES ATWOOD, A Great
Marine Museum, 196
Kristineberg Marine Zoological Sta-
tion, CHARLES LINCOLN EDWARDS,
Laboratory, Tortugas, Research Work
at the, ALFRED GOLDSBOROUGH
MAYER, 397
Language, The Growth of, CHARLES W.
SUPER, 344
Law, the Relation of, to Public Health,
ALFRED HAYES, JR., 280
LEE, FREDERIC S., The Nature of Fa-
tigue, 182
MAYER, ALFRED GOLDSBOROUGH, Re-
search Work at the Tortugas Labo-
ratory, 397
Medicine, Tropical, The Leading School
of, EDWARD NELSON TOBEY, 337
Money, the Transmission of Disease by,
A. CRESSY MORRISON, 86
Monist, Darwinist-Ernst
VERNON LYMAN KELLOGG, 136
Morality, Australian, IRVING KING, 147
MORRISON, A. CRESSY, Te Transmis-
sion of Disease by Money, 86
Museum, A Great Marine, CHARLES
ATWOOD KOFOID, 196
Non-magnetic Yacht " Carnegie," 101
Pain, Sneezing, Sea-sickness, ALEX
HILL, 429
Paleogeography, Biologic Principles of,
CHARLES SCHUCHERT, 591; F. H.
KNOWLTON, 601
Paleontologic Record, Adequacy of the,
SAMUEL CALVIN, 582; R. S. BASS-
LER, 586
Paleontological Society Conference
Papers, JOHN M. CLARKE, 582
Paleontology, Stratigraphy and, Inter-
dependence of, W. J. SINCLAIR, 589
PERRY, RALPH BARTON, The Prophecy
of Francis Bacon, 495
Pole, How could an Explorer find the,
HARRY FIELDING REID, 89
Population of the United States,
JAMES S. STEVENS, 382
PRICE, HOMER C., The Reorganization
of American Farming, 462
Princeton, The Troubles at, 517
Professors, Salaries of, 615
Progress of Science, 98, 203, 306, 412,
513, 615
Prophecy of Francis Bacon, RALPH
BARTON PERRY, 495
Public Health, the Relation of the Law
to, ALFRED HAYES, JR., 280
REID, HARRY FIELDING, How could an
Explorer find the Pole, 89
Reorganization of American Farming,
HOMER C. PRICE, 462
Research Work at the Tortugas Style, the Theory of, WALTER LIBBY,
Laboratory, ALFRED GOLDSBOROUGH
MAYER, 397
RICHARDS, HORACE CLARK, The Struc-
ture of the World-stuff, 269
RITTER, WILLIAM E., Darwin's Prob-
able Place in Future Biology, 32
Salaries of Professors, 615
SALMON, THOMAS W., Two Preventable
Causes of Insanity, 557
Scenery, Soil and Atmosphere, ALBERT
PERRY BRIGHAM, 570
SCHUCHERT, CHARLES, Biologic Prin-
ciples of Paleogeography, 591
Scientific, Items, 104, 208, 311, 416,
520, 619; Faith and Works, ARTHUR
GORDON WEBSTER, 105; Presentation
of History, LYNN THORNDIKE, 170;
Work of the Department of Agri-
culture, W J MCGEE, 521
Sea-sickness, Sneezing, Pain, ALEX
HILL, 429
SINCLAIR, W. J., Interdependence of
Stratigraphy and Paleontology, 589
SLOCUM, STEPHEN ELMER, The Geo-
graphic Aspect of Culture, 158
SMITH, JAMES PERRIN, Ancient Cli-
mate of the West Coast, 478
SMITH, JOHN B., Insects and Entomol-
ogists, their Relations to the Com-
munity at Large, 209, 467
Sneezing, Sea-sickness, Pain, ALEX
HILL, 429
Soil, Atmosphere and scenery, ALBERT
PERRY BRIGHAM, 570
STEVENS, JAMES S., The Population of
the United States, 382
STEVENSON, CHARLES HUGH, Preserva-
tion of the Fisheries on the High
Seas, 389
STEVENSON, JOHN J., College Diver-
sions, 71
Stratigraphy and Paleontology, Inter-
dependence of, W. J. SINCLAIR, 589
Structure of the World-stuff, HORACE
CLARK RICHARDS, 269
SUPER, CHARLES W., The Growth of a
Language, 344
Teaching, Carnegie Foundation for the
Advancement of, 413
Tests of Academic Efficiency, RICHARD
C. MACLAURIN, 487
THORNDIKE, LYNN, The Scientific Pres-
entation of History, 170
TOBEY, EDWARD NELSON, The Leading
School of Tropical Medicine, 337
Tortugas Laboratory, Research Work
at the, ALFRED GOLDSBOROUGH
MAYER, 397
Trial of an Old Greek Corn-ring,
FREDERIC EARLE WHITAKER, 370
Tropical Medicine, The Leading School
of, EDWARD NELSON TOBEY, 337
TROTTER, SPENCER, The Indian Fairy
Book, 565
VAN WAGENEN, THEO. F., International
Coinage, 287
WARD, ROBERT DEC., Climate in Some
of its Relations to, 246
WEBSTER, ARTHUR GORDON, Scientific
Faith and Works, 105
WENLEY, R. M., John Dalton and his
Achievement; A Glimpse across a
Century, 500
West Coast, Ancient Climates of,
JAMES PERRIN SMITH, 478
WHITAKER, FREDERIC EARLE, The Trial
WOODS, FREDERICK ADAMS, Laws of
of an Old Greek Corn-ring, 370
Diminishing Environmental
Works and Faith, Scientific, ARTHUR
ences, 313
GORDON WEBSTER, 105
World-stuff, The Structure of the,
HORACE CLARK RICHARDS, 269
Zoological Station, Swedish Kristine-
berg Marine, CHARLES LINCOLN ED-
WARDS, 125
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Laws of Diminishing Environmental Influences. Dr.
FREDERICK ADAMS WOODS.
The Leading School of Tropical Medicine. Dr. EDWARD
NELSON TOBEY.
The Growth of a Language. Dr. CHARLES W. SUPER.
The Denominational College. Dr. IVY KELLERMAN.
The Trial of an Old Greek Corn-ring. Dr. FREDERIC
EARLE WHITAKER.
The Population of the United States. Professor JAMES
S. STEVENS.
Preservation of the Fisheries on the High Seas. Dr.
CHARLES HUGH STEVENSON.
The Research Work of the Tortugas Laboratory. Dr.
ALFRED GOLDSBOROUGH MAYER.
Incorporated Charities; The Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching; Amos Emerson Dolbear; Scientific Items.
CONTENTS OF THE MAY NUMBER
Heredity. Professor W. E. CASTLE.
Sneezing, Sea-sickness, Pain. DR. ALEX. HILL.
The Circulations of the Atmospheres of the Earth and
of the Sun. Professor FRANK H. BIGELOW.
The Reorganization of American Farming. Professor
HOMER C. PRICE.
Insects and Entomologists, their Relation to the Com-
munity at Large. Professor J. B. SMITH.
Ancient Climates of the West Coast. Professor JAMES
PERRIN SMITH.
Some Tessts of Academic Efficiency. President RICHARD
C. MACLAURIN
The Prophecy of Francis Bacon. Professor RALPH
BARTON PERRY.
John Dalton and his Achievement; A Glimpse Across
a Century. Professor R. M. WENLEY.
The Death of Alexander Agassiz; Charles Reid
Barnes; The Troubles at Princeton; Scientific
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