15. Malthus’ Law of Population in
the Light of the Twentieth Century.
16. Two American Sociologists,
W. G. Summer and Lester F. Ward:
a Contrast.
17. The Economic Philosophy of J.
M. Robertson, M. P., Author of “Tae
Fallacy of Saving,” “The Economi«s
of Progress,” et cetera.
18. The Mathematical Philosophy
of Bertrand Russell.
19. The Value of a Course in Lat-
in-American History and Institu-
tions in Southern Colleges.
20. The Teaching of English in
the United States.
21. The Outlook for Schools of
Agriculture.
22. The Operation of the Federal
Land Bank.
23. The Limited Liability Associa-
tion as Evidenced in the Oil Busi-
ness.
24. A Description and Explanation
of the Insurance Business.
25. The Operation of the Rural
Aid Education in Texas.
26. The Smith-Hughes Law in Op-
eration.
27. The Future of German in Am-
erican Colleges.
28. Universal Military Training in|
the United States.
29. The Renasence of Poetry in
United States as a Social Phenom-
enon.
30. Professor Babbit’s
and Romanticism.”
31. The Evolution of H. G.. Wells.
32. The War Debts—Their Scope
and Plans of Liquidation.
33. The Irish Commercial Situa-
“ion. .
34. International Complications
Due to Investments in Mexico.
35. Should Teachers Organize as a
Branch of the American Federation
of Labor?
36. The Present Aspects of the
Monroe Doctrine.
37. Present Financial Aspects of
Foreign Trade.
38. Our Future Immigration Pol-
icy.
39. The Rehabilitated Merchant
Marine.
40. The Russian Problem.
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