Right to work a just demand, 146; helping agencies, 147 Robbins, Mrs. Raymond, referred to, 168 Rochester, New York, address at the City Club, 108 Rolling-mill, 84; statistics, 86 Rural community study, 26-28, 30. Russian, labor, 21; revolution and the food question, 22; unexpected collapse, 183 S “Sacred Motherhood,” 58 Safety devices for railroad trains, 100 Saint Louis, factory conditions and women workers in, 165, 166 Saint Patrick and the Irish snakes, 183 Salvation of the individual the ultimate aim, 208 Scranton, Pennsylvania, coal famine in, 178 Seattle, song of the vagabond workers, 139; success of minister’s experiment with “blanket stiffs,” 147 Selfishness and greed back of child labor, 176 Serving humanity, 133 Silk, 35 Sinclair, Upton, story referred to, 150 Skyscraper significant of America, 79 Social, centers formed by the churches, 205-209; salvation and the wage-earners, 192 Social Service, Commission, 199; Department of Congregational churches, 26 Socialism and the church, 31 Socialized church as an inspiring force, 202, 203 Song of the world of work heard in the city’s roar, 2 Soubrette Row, 130 Soul of the city, 33 Soup kitchens, 151 Southern mill village, life in, 40-47 Spencer, Herbert, quoted, 6 State laws for home work, special provision needed, 58 State University rural work in Wisconsin, 26 Steel production, 80-89; manufacture, 80-83; statistics, 79, 80; uses, 80-82; workers and working conditions, 86-89 Stencil work deforming a hand, 180 Stock-owning, 92, 93 Stock-yards of Chicago, 150 Stowe, Mrs. Harriet Beecher, referred to, 162 Street-car men’s wages, 107 Strikes: on street-car lines, 108; one striker’s case, 45 Student Volunteer Movement for Foreign Missions, 199 Sugar-beet culture, 20; child workers in, 174 Sugar-cane fields, processes and workers, 19 Summer use of furs, 126 Sweat-shop system, 52, 57 T Tampa, Florida, churches, 121-123; cigar factory, 119; conditions, 120, 124; statistics, 116 Task system, 53 Taylor, Florence I., effect of mill work on boys, 181 Tenant farmer, 25 Textile industries, Northern and Southern wages and workers, 40, 44 Theater as a medium of luxury, 128-130 Theories concerning the Pyramids, 96 “Tired Business Man,” the, 4 Tobacco, for cigars, 117, 118; for the Burley demands, 173; “worming” done by children, 173, 174 _Trade Union Woman, The_, quoted, 162, 166 Tramp as a product of labor conditions, 143-150 Transportation, 96; and progress, 97; other than railways, 107; workers largely unknown to us, 109-111 Trappers, 126 Triangle Shirt Waist Company fire, 50