Postal savings banks and the immigrant, 298 Pouren, Jan, 236-238 Protocol established in cloakmakers’ strike, 284, 285 Prudhon, 276 Public Health Nursing, division of, created in Columbia University, 64; in New York State, 46; National Organization for, 64 _Public schools_: Cooking instruction in, 107; doctors appointed for, 49-51; first class for ungraded pupils in, 117-120; infectious diseases and, 46-53; opened as recreation centers, 87; Penny Lunches for, 109; responsibility for defectives, 114-123; settlement seeks to co-operate with and supplement, 105; stronghold of democracy, 133; trachoma in, 50; trained nurses in, 51-53 Quack doctors and the poor, 36, 37 _Red Cross_ (_American_): An agency providing “moral equivalents for war,” 61; Department of Town and Country Nursing, 61 Riis, Jacob, 67 Roosevelt, Theodore, 125, 164, 166, 236, 237 _Russian freedom_: Case of Jan Pouren, 236-238; Friends of, in New York, 235; Katharine Breshkovsky, 238-248; Russian visitors at Henry Street, 231-233; Russia’s struggle our struggle, 248; spiritual force of, on East Side, 229; woman suffrage and, 268 Russian Revolution, 229, 230; New York Committee, 231, 236 _Scholarships for children who work_: “Alva Scholarship,” 150; chart showing statistics of, 141; Henry Street system, 138; New York Child Labor Committee Scholarship, 150 _Settlements_: Adherents of all creeds work together in, 254; birth of idea, 2; developments and opportunities for service, 309, 310; College Settlement (New York), 10; Union Settlement, 58; University Settlement, 137 Sex hygiene, instruction in, 198 Shaw, George Bernard, 188 “Shepherd, The,” 185 Shirt-waist strike, The, 209, 210 “Silver Box,” The, 185 _Social forces_: Drama, 270-273; politics, 255-272; radicalism, 276-279; religion, 249-254; socialism, 262-266; social reform, 279-285; woman suffrage, 266-269 _Social halls and meeting-places_: Cafés, bookshops, and saloons, 273-275; Clinton Hall, 185, 225, 227, 260; need for, 219; Social Halls Association, 225, 226 Socialist movement in America, 262-266 Social Reform Club, 279 Southern Educational Conference, 104 Spahr, Charles B., 280 Spinoza, 274 “Spoken Newspaper, The,” 263 Study-rooms and libraries in the settlement, 103, 104 Sukloff, Marie, 238 Summer scenes on the East Side, 69-71 _Sweatshops_: Conditions in, 152-155, 281; conferences on, 282; protocol of 1910, 284; restriction of, 157-158 Taft, William Howard, 166 Tammany Hall, 256-258 Terry, Ellen, 188 Thoreau, Henry D., 277 Tolerance, religious, instances of, 21-23 Tolstoi, Leo, 233-235, 276