Accident legislation, 242
Agricultural Association of Japanese,
463; wage in England, 41; average
wage, 71
Aid societies, German, 132; Japanese,
175
Aliens, congestion of, 504; departures
of, 168; friends of, 692
Allegiance, oath of, 609
Alliance Israelite Universalle, 138
Alpine race, 232
American Federation of Labor, 262
American ideals, 638; industrial liberty,
639; education, 639; social insur-
ance, 640; inclusive brotherhood,
640; differentiation, 642
"Americanists," 666
Americanization, plan, 461; committee,
469
Americanization Day, 677
440; Bureau of Education, 453;
Bureau of Information, 444; labor
camp sanitation laws, 446; classes
for foreign-born women, 457; CO-
operation of San Francisco Chamber
of Commerce, 462; Department of
Home Education, 691; domestic
educators, 571; home teacher legis-
lation, 454; housing institution, 450;
labor camps inspection, 445; labɔr
exchanges, 448, 540; Los Angeles
Survey, 445; lumber camps, 447;
migratory labor, 448; neighborhood
campaign, 456; plan for American-
ization, 461; publicity for evening
schools, 578; regularizing attendance
in, 537; training teachers of for-
eigners, 574; war program, 439
Catholic immigration, opposition to,
326-330
Anarchists, 405, 413; tools of dema- Celtic exodus, 436
Birth rate, 291-294
Bohemian immigration, 166
Bulgarian immigration, 166
Children, Italian, 152; Jewish, 140
Child labor legislation, 251
Chinese, exclusion, 231; law, 196, 200,
352-359; Chinese gold rush, 192;
unskilled labor, 194
Citizenship, 663; certificates of, 668;
convention, 693; papers, 600
City versus country, distribution in,
509-511
Civics, study of, 589
Civil War, 156
Claxton, 700
Cleveland Immigration League, 598
Cleveland's veto, 343
Clothing industry, 140
Colonies and immigration, 665
"Colonial descent," 236
Colonization, 502; of Irish, 320; of
Italian, 54; Burlingame Treaty, 351
Columbus, 643
California, Americanization Committee,
459; appropriation for evening
schools, 569; state aid for evening
schools, 572; supervision of evening
schools, 573; Bureau of Complaints, Common language, 653
Community councils, 618, 677
Compulsion and religion, 582; compul-
sion and persuasion, 586
Congestion, 216, 219–220
Contessa Lisa Cipriani, 534
French immigration, 52; Canadians,
54; Huguenot, 62
Contract labor, 332-333; law regard- Goethals, 648
Conversion or extermination, 29
Courts of naturalization, 484
Croatian, Magyarizing, 642
Decalogue, American, 664
Declaration of citizenship, 658
Defectives, exclusion of, 346
Descendants of foreign-born, 619
Disabilities of aliens, 391-393
Discrimination against aliens, 652
Diseases of immigrants, 301
Employment centres, 550
English language, 53, 62, 490, 494; Eng-
lish an economic asset, 595; language
of reconstruction, 625
Exclusion of Mediterraneans, 307
Exiles, 126
Exploitation of immigrants, 722; in
factories, 479; of emigration, 369;
by employers, 374; of women, 296
Extension of territory, 27; Spain and
Portugal, 30; France, 31; England,
32
Family wage, 246
Famine in Ireland, 42
Farm labor board of California, 468
Federal problem of education, 564
Ferrero, 325
Finley, J. H., 725
Finnish immigration, 72
Fisher, Professor Irving, 268
Ford committee, 338
Foreign-born in industry, statistics, 488
Foreign press, 436, 489; coöperation of,
718
Fourth of July, 637, 667
Franklin, Benjamin, 36, 224
Government policy, 427
Greek immigration, 671
Gulick's plan, 181
Japanese, agricultural associations, 463; Migration and dispersion, 517.
agricultural work of, 172; assimila- Mobility of labor, 527
tion of, 184-188; conflict of eco- Money, transmission of, for immigrants,
nomic standards, 171-178; land 477
owners, 175; law regarding natural-
Naturalization law, syllabus of, 682
Negro, non-assimilation of, 231; forced
immigration, 231
ization, 186; political disabilities of, National Liberal Immigration League,
185; reclamation of raw land by,
176; restriction of, 171-182; shop-
keepers, 176; tenant farmers, 173-
176; women, 189
Jewish immigration, Alliance Israelite
Universalle, 138; antisemitic, 138;
emigration, 136; international af-
filiations, 155; migration, 139; "May
Law," 64; occupational distribution,
139; permanency of settlement, 139;
physical fitness of, 306; skilled labor,
136-138; unskilled labor, 172
Joint minimum wage boards, 253
Jugo-Slavs, 622-625
New York Bureau of Industry and Im-
migration, 428; National Employ-
ment Exchange, 543
Night citizenship classes, 598
Night-school campaign, 456
Non-citizenship schooling, 687
Opportunity, the land of, 661
Parallel neighborhoods, 632
Part-time attendance, 597
Patriotism, 21
Paull, C. H., 728
Pauper immigration, 47; paupers, 284
Labor, camp inspection, 445; exchange, Penn, William, 125
Restrictive legislation, 58, 299
Revolutions, in Europe, 41;
38; Revolutionary War, 36
Right of conquest, 28
Roberts, Peter, 729
Roman civilization, 55
Roman Wars, 43
Roumanian Hebrews, 72
"Runners," 480
Rural foreign-born, 712
Talbot's colonization, 103
French, Temperance, Irish and Italian, 147
Towne, C. F., 701
Russian immigration, 54, 64, 155-156
San Francisco Chamber of Commerce
and immigration education, 462
Scandinavian immigration, 54, 91
Schools, certificates of graduation, 685;
day-time immigrant schools, 704;
record cards, 683
Seaman's Act, 555
Seasonal industries, 656
Sectarian bitterness, 646, 658
Selective laws, 56, 60
Selkirk's colonization, 102-104
Serbian immigration, 155, 166
Sicilian immigration, 73
Slovaks, 166
Slovenian immigration, 156, 166
Social phenomena of immigration, 608
Solicited immigration, 389
South and foreign-born, 322
Spanish immigration, 54
Spanish-American War, 131
Special inquiry boards, 401
Special protection, 428, 474
Standard of living, 714; economic level,
369
State aid for evening schools, 572
Statistics of immigration, 50, 65, 163
Steerage ticket, 75
Strike situation, 651; commission, 20
Sunday, Citizenship, 686
Suspended deportation, 404
Swedish immigration, 62
Trade-unions and immigration, 259
Transient laborers, South European, 191
Treaty of Paris, 95
Turkish immigration, 71, 167
United States, Bureau of Information,
505; distribution branches of the
Department of Labor, 548; Bureau
of Nationalization, 721; coöperation
of schools, 672; survey of schools,
675; executive recognization, 677;
nation-wide conferences, 679; Em-
ployment Survey, Division for Aged
People, 560; Division for Women
and Girls, 556; quarantine law, 81
Unskilled labor and machinery, 248;
and trade-unions, 249; debarring, 251
Vote, of Italians, 154; and foreign
language press, 323
War Civics Committee, 706
Washington, George, 36
White slave traffic, 294; suppression of,
349
Wilson, President, 665
Wives of candidates for citizenship, 690
Women's clubs, California, and immigra-
tion, 464
Women, alien mothers, 227; classes for
foreign-born, 457; Japanese, 189;
economic injustice toward, 227; social
injustice, 228; earnings, 248
World War program, 439
Zone reports, in industrial activities, 563
Zone system of employment, 551
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