Section 5 of the Act

NOTE:-Under the Act approved March 8, 1902, the duties on articles and merchandise from the Philippine Islands are 75% of the Dingley Tariff. of August 5, 1909, permits the free importation of Sugar, Tobacco and Cigars within certain limits, and imposes duty on all above the limit and on all other dutiable merchandise from those Islands at the rates in the Act, and under the convention entered into with Cuba, proclaimed by the President December 17, 1903, a reduction of 20% is allowed on all articles and merchandise from Cuba.

A

Abstainers, drinkers and (Life Insur-
ance reports on), 95.

See also Inebriety.

Accidents, industrial, causes of, 250.
Advisory Committee, report, 16.
Agriculture and liquor industry (with

tables), 264.

Alabama, election results in, 20.
Albany (N. Y.) Knickerbocker Press,

300.

Alcohol.

Action on the heart, 181.
Action on the kidneys, 187.
Arteriosclerosis and, 184.
Cirrhosis of the liver and, 176.
Cosmopolitan's view of (review of
article in Ninteenth Century and
After), 123.

Digestion influenced by, 152, 175.
Effect on blood, 173.

Effect upon the nervous system,
165.

Eugenics and, 201.

Heart disease and, 181.

Insanity and, 114.

Moderate use of, 155.

Mortality and, 207.

Muscular work and, 172.

Norwegian taxation of, 17, 143
(chart).

Occurrence in nature, 151.
Pathology of, 91.
Physiological effects of, 148.
Toxic properties of, 155.
Tuberculosis and, 194.
Tyranny of, 123.
War and, 131.

See also Liquor legislation.
Alcoholism. See Inebriety.
"Alcohology," 149 et seq., 222.

Alcohol question from medical view-

point, 148.

Allison Liquor Law (Texas), 20.
American Grocer, 2.

American Museum of Safety, Bul-
letin "Do You Drink?" and reply
thereto, 95; 105 (chart).
Anti-Saloon League.

Anti-Shipping Bill (Ohio), 51.
"Poison Label" Bill (New York),
46.

Arizona, prohibition amendment, 21.
Arkansas, Going Law decision, 21.
Arteriosclerosis and alcohol, 184.
Asheville (N. C.) Citizen, 312.

B

Baker Law (Wis.), decision, 61.
Baltimore (Md.) Evening Sun, 294.
Baltimore (Md.) Star, 295.
Barchfeld, Congressman (Pa.), 283.
Barley.

Federal Inspection and Grading
(address by H. D. Stuhr), 76.
Oats and barley exports, 80.
Bartholdt, Congressman (Mo.), 283.
Bay City (Mich.) Tribune, 297.
Beer.

Great Britain's definition of, 17.
History of early brewing, 106.
Misbranding, 17.

Norwegian taxation laws, 17, 143.
Processes involved in brewing, 107.
Sales (statistics), 2, 6, 320-346.
Swedish taxation of, 17.

"What is Beer?" (C. F. Chandler),
106.

Production, statistical tables, etc.,
320-346.

Belgium, 123, 134.

Binghamton (N. Y.) Press, 300.
Board of Trustees, report, 4.

Boston, Mass., 87.

Boston (Mass.) Evening Transcript,

295.

Branthwaite, Dr. R. W., Who are the

Inebriates? (report), 116.

Brewing. See Beer; Liquor Industry.
Brewing Scholarship, 16.

Bridgeport (Conn.) Evening Farm-
er, 289.

Bridgeport (Conn.) Standard, 290.
British Journal of Inebriety (article
by Dr. J. A. Mjoen), 136.
Brooklyn (N. Y.) Citizen, 300.
Brooklyn (N. Y.) Standard Union,
301.

Brooklyn (N. Y.) Times, 301.
Brown, Congressman (Wis.), 282.
Buffalo (N. Y.) Commercial, 301.
Buffalo (N. Y.) Courier, 302.
Buffalo (N. Y.) Enquirer, 302, 312.
Buffalo (N. Y.) Evening News, 303.
Buffalo (N. Y.) Express, 303.
Buffalo (N. Y.) Times, 303.
Butte (Mont.) Miner, 298.

California.

C

Election results, 20, 22.

State-wide prohibition amendment
defeated, 22.

Canada, election results, 62.
Cantrill, Congressman (Ky.), 281.
Causes and Cures of Crime (review

of T. S. Mosby's book), 246.
Chandler, Charles F., “What is
Beer?" (address), 106.
Charleston (S. C.) News-Courier,

317.

Cirrhosis of the liver and alcohol,

176.

Conciliation and Arbitration Board,
66.

Connecticut Liquor Dealers' Assn.
Saloon Betterment Movement, 13.
Co-operation of the Retail Liquor
Trade (pamphlet), 15.

Colorado.

Election results, 23.

Prohibition amendment, 20, 23.

Life Insurance Companies (English),
drinkers and abstainers, reports

on, 95.
Linthicum, Congressman (Md.), 280.
Liquor industry.

Agriculture and (with tables), 265.
Capital invested in, 257.

Economic importance of, 256.
Employees in, 260.

Statistical tables re, 320-346.
Wages paid in, 260.

Liquor laws. See names of States.
Liquor legislation.

Sociological aspects of recent liquor
legislation in Norway (Dr. J. A.
Mjoen in British Journal of In-
ebriety), 136.

Some aspects of the liquor problem
(John Koren), 81.

See also under names of States;
Prohibition.

Liquor Problem, some

(John Koren), 81.

aspects of

Malt. See Beer.

Manchester (Eng.) Guardian, 134.
Mann, Congressman (Ill.), 286.
Maryland, 34.

Massachusetts.

Election results, 37.

Industrial accidents in, 253.
Liquor legislation, 35.

Master Brewers' Association of the
United States. Address by Prof.
Chandler at New York City

meeting, 106.

May-Mott-Lewis Law (Miss.), 42.
Medical Record, 114.

Michigan.

Election results, 19, 39.

Liquor selling on trains, 38.
Milwaukee (Wis.) Sentinel, 318.
Milwaukee (Wis.) Wisconsin, 318.
Minnesota, election results, 19, 40.
Mississippi, May-Mott-Lewis Law
decision, 42.

Missouri.

Election results, 42.

Industrial accidents in, 254.
Mjoen, Dr. J. A., Sociological as-
pects of recent liquor legislation
in Norway. (Reprinted from
British Journal of Inebriety),
136.

Mobile (Ala.) Item, 288.
Mobile (Ala.) Register, 289.
Montgomery (Ala.) Advertiser, 289.
Moonshining. See Our Southern
Highlanders.

Morgan, Congressman (La.), 285.
Mortality and alcohol, 207.

Mosby, T. S., Causes and Cures of
Crime, reviewed, 246.

N

National Municipal Review, 81.
National Prohibition. See Hobson

Bill.
Near Beer.

Louisiana, 17, 31.

Résumé of laws re, 17.

Newark (N. J.) Evening News, 299.