WEBB, SIDNEY $Story of the Durham Miners (1662-1921).$ London. Fabian Society. 1921. 145 pp. COAL INDUSTRY--PERIODICALS _Coal Age_. (Weekly.) McGraw-Hill Publishing Co. N. Y. 10th Ave. and 36th St. C. E. Lesher, editor. _Coal Review_. (Weekly.) Official organ of National Coal Association. Wash., D. C., Commercial National Bank Bldg., 14th and G Sts. John B. Pratt, editor. _United Mine Workers' Journal_. (Bi-monthly.) United Mine Workers of America. Merchants Bank Bldg. Indianapolis. Ellis Searles, editor. INDEX PAGES Accidents 44-47, 81 Acquisitive instinct 9-12, 16, 18, 38 Agriculture 23-24 America 23-33 American Federation of Labor 57-58 American miners' association 53 Anthracite industry 54 Anthracite strike, 1902 48, 62-64, 66-71 Arbitration and conciliation 48-49, 54-56, 58-59, 63-65 Associations 18-19 (See also Miners' unions; Operators' associations.) Avondale disaster 45-46 Baer, George F. (quoted) 63, 107 Blossburg, Pa. 41-42 Brophy, John 109 By-products of coal 96-99 Calder, William M. 106 Central competitive field 66 Child labor 13-15 Church and industry 50, 113 Civil War (U. S.) 37, 41, 53 Civilization 11-21 Clearfield, Pa. 56 Coal resources of U. S. 26, 79 Coal resources of world 8-9, 78-79 Collective bargaining 54, 59-77 Committee on war and the religious outlook 50 Company stores 40-43 Consciousness of kind 9-12, 16-21 Consumption of coal 80-81 Economic surplus 2, 10-12, 15 England 22, 23 Exploitation of coal 24, 27, 38 Fact finding 35, 68, 105-107, 110-113 Federal trade commission 35, 105