Life in the Southern mill village, 40-44, 47 Livermore, California, railroad wreck, 99 Loom, contrast between earlier and later, 36-38 Lovejoy, Owen R., quoted, 186; referred to, 188 Lowell, Massachusetts, cotton-mills, 34 Loyalty, labor’s lack of, 7 Lumber companies of the Northwest, bad conditions for laborers, 144, 145 Luxuries, defined, 114, 115; examples of producers of, 116-134; harmless and hurtful, 115 M Machinery, 37; has subordinated man, 46 McIntire, Miss Ruth, quoted, 175 Manufacture of clothing materials, 35, 36 Maverick Church in East Boston, 205 Men, as users of clothes, 34; as creators of things, 15 Metal mine workers, 74; wages, 75 Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York City, picture referred to, 84 Michigan Central Railroad accident, 100 Migratory workers, 143 Millinery, 132, 139 Mills and workers, 33-47; experience of a family, 44, 45 Mine workers, accidents, 72; forgotten, 67; wages, 73, 75 Minerals, valuable, 65, 68 Mining town, life in a, 5, 6 Missionary work at home, 127 Morgan Memorial Church, Boston, 198 Morris, William, demand for joy in work, 6 Motion-pictures, 43; theater statistics, 130-132 Motorman a suicide, 107 Municipal ownership, San Francisco, 108 N Napoleon, anecdote of, 201 National Child Labor Committee, 175, 181 National Consumers’ League, 52 Negro philosophy of work, 115; work and wages on sugar plantation, 19, 20 Neighborliness, 11, 12 New York _Herald_, referred to, 119 Nickel, of Canada, 68 Northern textile workers, 44; Southern groups, 40 O “Open shop,” 45; in steel mills, 42 Organization, of labor, 7; of men questioning women’s admission to labor unions, 167-169; of women workers, 165 Oriental visitor’s comment on American civilization, 79 P Peace of the world and the bread question, 22 Philanthropy, city, 24 Pilgrim mothers, 162 “Pin-money” workers affecting regular wages, 164 Pioneers in the West and their descendants, 27, 31 Pittsburgh has bad housing conditions for steel workers, 89 Play and relaxation, 6, 207 Plymouth Church, Oakland, California, 205 Professor Parker’s report of I. W. W. in California, 142 Profit-sharing, 92, 93 R Racial and residential phrases used by rival boy groups, 9; more general racial groups, 55, 56 Railroads, casualty lists, 99; churches and, 106; expenses and profits, 103, 104; government ownership, 106; system statistics, 98; work and workers, 99, 102 Ranch life, 3 Reader in Tampa, Florida, cigar factory, 119 Ready-made clothing bargains, 54, 55 “Red Jacket” mine, 74 Restless Americans, 95 “Riding out a bill,” 95