Legislation upon employment of married women in, 45. Meals for school children in, 277. Medical inspection of school children in, 253–254. School Sanatoria in, 254. T Tavistock Place School, London, 111. Taylor, Jonathan, 110. Teachers College, Columbia University, 116. Teeth of school children, inspection of, 253, 255, 277. Ten Hours’ Bill, England, 137, 139. Tennyson, Alfred, quoted, 28. TEXTILE INDUSTRIES: Child labor in, 148–154. Dangers to health in, 177. Trachoma, 251. Trondhjem, Norway, 115, 275, 276. TUBERCULOSIS: Among bottle makers, 160. And poverty, 15. Campaign against, 30. Germany, treatment of children predisposed to, 255. Rachitis predisposing to, 17. Relation of child labor to, 146. Tuke, Dr. Hack, 108. Turin, Italy, 96, 109. U UNDERFEEDING: Among Italians, 78–81. Defective vision due to, 107. Due to ignorance, 27, 28, 29. Effects of, not hereditary, 294. Employment of mothers and, 35, 37. In Aberdeen, 272. In Birmingham, 113, 114, 272. In Boston, 85, 89. In Buffalo, 83–84. In Chicago, 84–85, 89, 273–274. In Cleveland, 85. In Dundee, 272. In Glasgow, 272. In London, 109, 272. In Los Angeles, 85. In New York, 61, 64, 83, 85, 109. In Philadelphia, 85. In United States, 61, 64, 85, 86, 117, 118. Mental effects of, 108–112, 276. Physical effects of, 95–105. Predisposing to disease, 26, 42, 296. Prime cause of infant mortality, 25. Proportion of hospital cases due to, 26, 27. Proportion of infant deaths due to, 14. Source of crime, 105–108. Worst effect of poverty upon children, 2–5, 27, 61–65. UNEMPLOYMENT: Among Irish laborers, 91. Among male wage-earners, 62. UNITED STATES: Child labor in, 140, 141, 167, 168. Infantile death-rate in, 11, 12, 13. Legislation regulating employment of married women needed, 45–49, 227–233. Legislation regulating street trades required, 258–259. Number of children employed in, 142, 145. Still-births in, 52. Underfed children in, 61, 64, 85, 86, 117, 118. Value of glass manufactures, 154. Victims of poverty in, 61, 62. Utopia, 65, 239. V Van der Vaart, Mrs., 161. Varnishers, 178. Venereal diseases, 184. Vercelli (Italy), 248, 249, 274, 275, 287, 288–290. Vincent, Dr. Ralph M., 25, 235, 298, 304. W Wales, death-rate of, 10. Walling, William English, 169. Ward, Mrs. Humphry, quoted, 111. Warner, Dr. Francis, 108. Webster, Dr. J. Clarence, 300. Wellington, England, 50. West Virginia, 166. Wheeler, Miss M. (Supt. New York Babies’ Hospital), quoted, 27. Whooping-cough, 17. Wilcox, Ella Wheeler, 125. Wilkesbarre, Pennsylvania, 163. Wolf, Dr., 7. Wood-working, industries connected with, 168, 176. Workhouses, 131.