Chicago Juvenile Protective Association, quoted, 63.

Chicago Vice Commission, report of, 60.

Child labor, abolition of, 68.

Children, infection in, 34, 35.

Clean living, importance of, to be indicated to the boy, 140, 141, 147.

Clothing of girls, 157, 161, 162.

Clubs, social, 77, 80.

Colleges, instruction in sex relations to begin in, 3;
  sex education for teachers to be given in, 192.

Commissions, vice, 51-61.

Companions of the boy, 139.

Consecration, 186, 187.

Consumers’ League of Oregon, 57.

Contagion, sources and conditions of, 15.
  See Venereal infection, Venereal diseases.

Control. See Self-control.

Cost of living, 16.
  See Wages and vice.

Dance-halls, 19.

Dances, 78.

Degeneracy, sexual, road to race extinction, 23.

Department stores, employment of girls in, 63.

Diseases. See Venereal diseases.

Domestic service, 46-48, 64.

Double standard of chastity, 14;
  abandonment of, 136, 146.

Dress of women, 19.

Drunkenness and prostitution, 3, 4.

Economic phases of immorality, 16-18, 45-69;
  women as wage-earners, 46;
  wages and immorality, 50-62;
  industrial stress, and dangers in seeking employment, 62-64;
  improvements recommended, 67, 68;
  bibliography, 206, 207.

Education, industrial, compulsory, recommended, 68;
  public, the greatest need, 190;
  summary of agencies of, 191-93;
  of methods of, 193-97;
  of materials of, 197-99;
  of ideals of, 199-201.
  See Educational phases, Instruction, Teaching phases.

Educational phases of the social emergency, 21-23, 84-103;
  aims of sex education, 84-86;
  bodily regimen, 87, 88;
  mental control, 88, 89;
  first principle of instruction in reproduction, 89-92;
  nature study, botany, etc., 92, 93;
  pre-pubescent and pubescent instruction, 93-102;
  difference between man and animals the basis of instruction, 105, 106;
  first instruction, 106;
  a true philosophy must lie back of instruction, 106, 107;
  bibliography, 208, 209.

Ehrlich, his cure for syphilis, 38, 39.

Eight-hour day, 67.

Employment bureaus, 64.

Excursions, 76.

Exner, Dr. M.J., statement of, regarding sexual continence, 29, 30 n.

Family, not competent to instruct in sex relations, 3.

Federal Government, report on women’s wages, 55, 56.

Federal report (Woman and Child Wage-Earners), 59.

Festivals, 76, 77.

Freud, his view of sex basis, 86.

Girls, pre-pubescent and pubescent instruction to be given to, 96-98;
  teaching phases for, 154-67;
  stability of nervous system, 154-58;
  menstruation and menstrual pain, 159-61;
  clothing of, 161, 162;
  in industry, 162, 163;
  housing of unmarried, 163, 164;
  instruction to be given on reproduction, 164-67.