PAGE, W. TYLER, Clerk of the House of Representatives, U. S. Congress Glossary, Feb., p. 19; Mar., p. 19; Apr., p. 19; May, p. 22; June, p. 22; Sept., p. 23 Key to Congress, Jan., p. 8 Query Column, Jan., p. 17; Feb., p. 18; Mar., p. 18; Apr., p. 18 PARK, MRS. MAUD WOOD, Pres. Natl. League of Women Voters PARTY MACHINERY-How it Operates, Aug., p. 22 PARTY MEASURE Defined, Mar., p. 18; Apr., p. 19; June, p. 23 PARTY PLEDGES, 1920, Aug., pp. 5-8 PARTY WHIP Defined, Feb., p. 18; June, p. 22 PEPPER, DR. WILLIAM, Dean of the School of Medicine, University of Pennsylvania Con, Myers Bill, Dec., p. 17 PEYOTE BILL (Hayden) Discussion, Feb., pp. 13-17 History of Legislation Prohibiting Peyote, Feb., p. 12 Provisions of Bill, Feb., p. 12 Status on April 30, 1922, May, p. 4 PHIPPS, LAWRENCE C., Sen., Colorado Con, Physical Education Bill, Dec., p. 11 PHYSICAL EDUCATION BILL (Fess-Capper) History of Bill, Dec., p. 10 Provisions of Bill, Dec., p. 10 Status on Dec. 19, 1921, Jan., p. 18 Status on April 30, 1922, May, p. 4 POLITICAL ISSUES, 1922 Congressional Campaign, Aug., pp. 9-10 POLITICAL Organization of Congress Sabath, Adolph J., Rep., Illinois S Con, New Naturalization Bill, Apr., p. 10 ST. LAWRENCE SEAWAY Chronology of Official Action, 1919-1922, Sept., p. 5 Discussion, Sept., pp. 9-16 Legislation providing for, Sept., p. 8 Map, Sept., p. 6 Recommendations of International Joint Commission, Sept., p. 7 SALOMON, S., N. Y. Anti-Vivisection Society Sanders, Morgan G., Rep., Texas Con, Re-apportionment Bill, Jan., p. 6 SCHERSCHEWSKY, DR. J. W., U. S. Public Health Service SENATORIAL Election Map, 1922, Aug., p. 11 Sheppard, Morris, Sen., Texas Pro, Maternity Bill, Oct., p. 4 SHEPPARD-TOWNER BILL. See Maternity Bill SHIP SUBSIDY American Legislation, History, July, p. 5 Defined, July, p. 23 Foreign Governments, Activities, July, p. 5 SHIP SUBSIDY BILL (Greene-Jones) Discussion, July, pp. 10-15 Provisions, July, p. 8 SIEGEL, ISAAC, Rep., N. Y. Pro, Re-apportionment Bill, Jan., p. 4 SINKING FUND Defined, May, p. 23 SLOAN, THOMAS L., Attorney, Omaha Tribe Con, Prohibition of Peyote, Feb., p. 17 SMITH, REV. C. ERNEST, Pres. Washington Humane Society Pro, Myers Bill, Dec., p. 18 SMITH, CLIFFORD P., Representative, First Church of Christ, Scientist Con, Physical Education Bill, Dec., p. 14 SMITH, ETHEL M., Legislative Secy. Natl. Women's Trade Union League Pro, Reclassification Bill, Feb., p. 8 SOLDIER BONUS Bonus Issue in American History, June, p. 5 Action by foreign governments following World War, June, p. 7 SOUDER, WILBUR P., Natl. Association of the Deaf SPECIFIC DUTY. See Duties STARS AND STRIPES, Washington D. C. Pro, Soldier Bonus Bill, June, p. 16 STATUS of Bills Previously Discussed, Jan., p. 18; May, p. 4; Dec., STEERING COMMITTEE Defined, April, p. 19; June, p. 23 Membership, Feb., p. 3; March, p. 3 STEERING COMMITTEE Program Annual Appropriation Bills, Mar., p. 4; Apr., p. 3; May, p. 3; June, p. 3; July, p. 3 Anti-Lynching, Sept., p. 3 Coal Legislation, Emergency, Sept., p. 3 Co-operative Marketing, Mar., p. 4 Foreign Loans, Mar., p. 4; Apr., p. 4; May, p. 3 Grain Exchanges, Government Supervision of, (Capper-Tincher Future Trading Act), Sept., p. 3 Liberian Loan, Sept., p. 3 Merchant Marine, Mar., p. 4; Apr., p. 4; May, p. 3; June, p. 3; July, p. 3; Sept., p. 4 Reclamation of Arid Lands, Mar., p. 4; Apr., p. 4; May, p. 3; June, p. 3; July, p. 3; Sept., p. 4 Reclassification of Government Employees, Mar., p. 4; Apr., p. 4; May, p. 3; June, p. 3; July, p. 4; Sept., p. 4 Reorganization of the Government Departments, Mar., p. 4; Apr., p. 4; May, p. 3; June, p. 3; July, p. 3; Sept., p. 4 Soldiers' Bonus, Mar., p. 4; Apr., p. 4; May, p. 3; June, p. 3; July, p. 4 Tariff, Mar., p. 4; Apr., p. 4; May, p. 3; June, p. 3; July, p. 4; Sept., p. 4 Treaties: Armament Conference Treaties, Mar., p. 4; Apr., p. 3; Yap Treaty, Apr., p. 3 STERLING, THOMAS, Sen., S. D. Pro, Dept. of Education Bill, Dec., p. 6 STERLING-LEHLBACH BILL. See Reclassification Bill STERLING-TOWNER BILL. See Dept. of Education Bill STEWARD, LUTHER C., Pres. Natl. Federation of Federal Employees Pro, Lehlbach Reclassification Bill, Feb., p. 9 Sumners, Hatton W., Rep., Texas Con, Anti-Lynching Bill, Mar., p. 13 Pro, Towner-Sterling Bill, Dec., p. 8 SUAREZ, JOHN C., Pres. Towner-Sterling League of La. Definition, May, p. 22 History of legislation, May, p. 5 Party Policies, May, p. 8 TARIFF BILL (Fordney-McCumber) History of Bill, May, p. 5 Provisions of Bill, May, pp. 6-7 Provisions of amendment to (Frelinghuysen), July, p. 4 Smoot amendment, May, p. 7 TELEGRAPH, Colorado Springs Con, Soldier Bonus Bill, June, p. 16 Ten Eyck, Peter G., Rep., N. Y. Con, St. Lawrence Seaway, Sept., p. 9 TINKHAM, GEORGE H., Rep., Massachusetts Con, Navy Reduction Bill, May, p. 19 TOWNER, HORACE M., Rep., Iowa Pro, Dept. of Education Bill, Dec., p. 7 TOWNER-STERLING BILL. See Dept. of Education Bill Pro, Towner-Sterling Bill, Dec., p. 8 TRACING Path of Bill in Congress, Apr., p. 17 Con, Ship Subsidy Bill, July, p. 14 Explained, Sept., p. 23 Underwood, Oscar W., Sen., Alabama Explained, Apr., p. 18; June, p. 22 U. S. BUREAU OF EFFICIENCY Con, Lehlbach Reclassification Bill, Feb., p. 9 U. S. BUREAU OF STANDARDS Report con Lehlbach Reclassification Bill, Feb., p. 8 U. S. DEPT. OF EDUCATION See also Dept of Education Bill Establishment of, Petition for, Dec., p. 4 U. S. DEPT. OF PUBLIC WELFARE See also Public Welfare Dept. Bill U. S. HOUSE COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC HEALTH U. S. PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE Pro, Fess-Capper Bill, Dec., p. 13 Con, Maternity Bill, Oct., p. 9 Con, Myers Bill, Dec., p. 18 Pro, Public Welfare Dept. Bill, Nov., p. 13 U. S. SENATE COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC HEALTH AND QUARANTINE Abolished, Mar., p. 5 WHITE, HAYS B., Rep., Kansas Pro, Re-apportionment Bill, Jan., p. 6 WILEY, DR. HARVEY W., Chief, U. S. Bureau of Chemistry, 1883 1912 Pro, Prohibition of Peyote, Feb., p. 15 WILLIAMS, NELLIS C., Amer. Drugless Association Con, Maternity Bill, Oct., p. 6 WILLIS, FRANK B., Sen., Ohio Pro, Beer Bill, Nov., p. 4 WILLOUGHBY, Dr. William F., Dir., Institute for Govt. Research WILSON, LEWIS A., Pres., Natl. Socy. for Vocational Education Con, Public Welfare Dept. Bill, Nov., p. 14 WINTER, MRS. THOMAS G., Pres. General Federation of Women's Con, Public Welfare Dept. 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