The Chautauquan: Organ of the Chautauqua Literary and Scientific Circle

News from Readers and Circles, 141; East and West (Mat-
thew Arnold), 270; A Field for Friendship in the Class of
1910, 270; For Star Gazers, 271; Chautauqua at Battle Creek,
272; Graduate Circles, 272; Classical Treasures in the Metro-
politan Museum, 273; A French Enthusiast, 274; Victor Hugo,
275; Programs, 276, 277, 280; Questions and Answers, 283,
284, 285; News from Circles and Readers, 286; 1910 Report
Blanks, 437; Mountain Lake Park, 438; 1910 Banner, 440; Rail
road Travel Made Easy, 440; Characters in the Homeric
Stories, 440; Closing Programs, 442; Programs, 443, 444;
Questions and Answers, 444, 445-448.

Celestial Menagerie, The, 419.

Characters in the Homeric Stories, 430.

COOKE GEORGE WILLIS. Woman in the Progress of Civilization, 19,

166, 310.

GRIFFIN, FRANK LOXLEY. Halley's Comet and Others, 400.

Egypt-A Reading Journey Through: VII. Esneh, El Kab, and

Edfu, 40; VIII. The First Cataract: Aswan and Philae, 184;

IX. Nubia, 333.

Halley's Comet and Others, 400.

Highways and Byways: A Permanent International Court of Arbi-
tration, 3; The President's Legislative Program, 4; Income
Tax Amendment, 7; Lynching and the Law's Delay, 9; The
"Insurgents" and Party Regulation, 10; Uniform Legislation
and the "House of Governors," 12; Neutralization of the Man-
churian Railroads, 14; The Strange and Uncertain Result in
England, 16; Political Situation, 149; Investigating Increased
Cost of Living, 151; "Short Ballot" Movement, 152; Boycott,
Labor, and the Trust Act, 154; Two New States for the
Union, 156; Unemployment and Labor Exchanges, 158; Suf-
frage Reform in Prussia, 160; Struggle in England, 162; New
C. L. S. C. Course, 164; Anti-Cannon Uprising, 293; Postal
Savings Banks, 294; Mr. Rockefeller's Benevolent Trust, 299;
Big Ships, War Talk, and Peace, 301; Old Age Pensions in
France, 303: Reform of the British Lords, 305; The Political
Drift, and Parties, 307.

Historic Types of Architecture: VII. Greek Doric Architecture, 64;
VIII. Greek Architecture--The Parthenon, 213; IX. Roman
Architecture, 361.

Library Shelf: Laws of Ptolemy Philadelphus, 122; The Scarab, 263.

May (Poem), 437.

Orion and Gemini, 113.

Peace Propaganda, 433.

Philae (Poem), 212.

PILCHER LEWIS FREDERICK. Types of Architecture, 64, 213. 361.

SNOWDEN, MRS. PHILIP. Woman Suffrage in Great Britain, 97.

SPENCER, EDMUND. May, 437.

Star Myth of Hercules, 248.
Talk About Books, 145, 289, 448.

Vesper Hour, The: Immanence of God, 109; Humility with Respect
to Intellectual Attainments (Thomas A' Kempis), 267; Peace
(Thomas A'Kempis), 268.

VINCENT CHANCELLOR JOHN H. The Vesper Hour, 109, 267.
WALKER, AGNES. Characters in Homer's Stories, 430.

Woman in the Progress of Civilization: VII. Woman in the Era of
Revolution, 19; VIII. Social Idealism and Suffrage for Wo-
men, 166; IX. Woman's Influence on Civilization, 310.

Woman Suffrage Movement in Great Britain, 97.

PICTURES.

Battle Creek Sanitarium, 278, 279.

Bellerophon and Pegasus, 428.

Chautauqua in Winter, 130, 131.

Comets, 403, 404, 405, 408, 410.

Cupid and Dolphin, 425.

Dejanira and Nessus, 424.

Diana, 115.

Dioskoroi, One of the, 118.

Egypt, A Reading Journey through: Dahabiyeh Voyage, 43, 44;

Denderah Temple, 46; Esneh Temple, 46; Cliff Tomb at El Kab,