Trotzky’s success turned on supplying food, 22 Tuberculosis statistics, 124 Typical life of busy women illustrated, 5 U Unemployed, problem of, 56, 137; regulation of industry, 146; war changes, 145, 152 Union Garment Makers’, 50 United States, Bulletin of Labor, quoted, 124; Bureau of Labor, statistics from, 39; coal-mine statistics, 65, 66; Public Health Service, report quoted, 56; Steel Corporation, concessions, 92 Urge of work, the, 1 V Vagabond workers, in Seattle, 139; poem, 141 Valuable non-essentials, 115 W Wales, singing by miners a means of progress, 141 War, asking the employment of childhood, 186, 187; requirements in communities, 207; talks in New York City churches, 205 Washington state, a parish in, 144 Watered stock, 105 Welfare of the American seaman cared for by Act of Congress, 109 Welfare work in mining communities, 75, 76; plan for Colorado, 77 Wetz, James E., Chicago egg-king, 178 Wheat, 17 Wilcox, Ella Wheeler, referred to, 27 Willard, Frances E., referred to, 162 Williamsburg Bridge, cost and materials, 82 Winnipeg, prosperity of, 17 Wisconsin townships, survey of three, 26 Woman, former disadvantages, 155, 156; present opportunities, 156-164 Women, needed service of the church for, 169-171; organization of, 165-169 Women’s National Trade Union League, the, 168, 171 Wool, production and manufacture of, 35 Work, vocabulary of, 3 “Wormin’ time,” 174 Y Young Men’s Christian Association, 77 LIST OF MISSION BOARDS AND CORRESPONDENTS The Missionary Education Movement is conducted in behalf of the Foreign and Home Mission Boards and Societies of the United States and Canada. Orders for literature on foreign and home missions should be addressed to the secretaries representing those organizations, who are prepared to furnish special helps to leaders of mission study classes and to other missionary workers. If the address of the secretary of the Foreign or Home Mission Board or Society of your denomination is unknown, orders may be sent to the Missionary Education Movement. All persons ordering from the Missionary Education Movement are requested to indicate their denominations when ordering. ADVENT CHRISTIAN--American Advent Mission Society, Rev. George E. Tyler, 160 Warren Street, Boston, Mass. ASSOCIATE REFORMED PRESBYTERIAN--Young People’s Christian Union and Sabbath School Work, Rev. J. W. Carson, Newberry, S. C. BAPTIST (NORTH)--Department of Missionary Education of the Cooperating Organizations of the Northern Baptist Convention, 23 East 26th Street, New York City.