Abbott, Stanley: Organisation for the
Middle Classes, 204.

Adams, Henry: Standardisation of
Engineering Formule (review), 83
Adams, Maurice B.: The Maestri
Comacini (review), 83; Dividing
the Profession, 87, 131, 176, 226.
Adams, W. N.: London Atelier of the
Liverpool School of Architecture,
155.

Addresses, President's: Inaugural, 1,
16; to Students, 141, 147; to
Architects' Benevolent Society, 355.
Adshead, Professor S. D.: London
Housing, 53; London Town-Plan-
ning Schemes, 79; The Housing
Exhibition at the Institute, 259;
The Grid-Iron Lay-out, 352; New
York Railway Stations, 379.
Advertisements, Regulation of, 409.
Aeroplane Business Flight, An Archi-
tect's First, 18.
ALLIED SOCIETIES-

Manchester: Mr. Isaac Taylor's
Presidential Address, 66.

Natal: Annual General Meeting,
268.

Nottingham and Derby: Resolu-
tion on the Registration of Archi-
tects, 39; Mr. P. H. Currey's Paper
on Wingfield Manor House, 114;
Complimentary Dinner to ex-Service
Men, 210.

South Wales Institute: Northern
District formed, 331.

Scottish Institute: Dr. William

Kelly's Paper on "The Function of
the Architect," 411.

America, The Housing Question in, 133.
American Ambassador's Speech at
Inaugural Meeting, 5.

AMERICAN DEPARTMENT STORES, THE
PLANNING OF SOME [H. Austen Hall,
237, 254.

American Housing [S. B. Caulfield],
173.

American Institute of Architects:
Circular re Fee plus Cost System of
Charges, 11; Offer from the Com-
mittee on Foreign Building Co-
operation, 386; Professional Prob-
lems under discussion, 388.
Ancient Buildings, Society for Protec-
tion of Repair of Old Cottages:
Dr. Addison's Views, 210; Society's
Annual Report, 491.
Ancient Monuments, Preservation of:
Appointment of Government Ad-
visory Committee, 456.
Anglo-Belgian Union, 458.
Annual Elections: New Nominations,

330; Ballot Results, 385.
Annual Reports of the Council, 273;
Board of Architectural Education,

amongst, 177.

Organisation

Architects Fees: Mr. Clipston Sturgis's
Proposals, 9; Mr. H. H. Statham's
Suggestions, 153.

Architects, Pan-American Conference
of: Resolutions, 477.

Architects War Committee: Annual
Report, 283.

Architectural Association : Country
Membership, 409.

ARCHITECTURAL EDUCATION, 141, 146;
THE FUTURE OF [Paul Waterhouse],
165, 178; Discussion on, 194, 225;
Mr. Purchon's Address at Technical
College, Cardiff, 318: Franco-Bri-
tish Conference on, 476.
Architectural Education, Board of:
Annual Report, 280.
Architectural Profession. The, in
America: Problems under Discus-
sion, 388.

Architectural Scholarships, 182, 363.
ARCHITECTURE IN INDIA [John Begg],
333.

Architecture, The Professional Ideal
in, 37.

ARCHITECTURE (WHY IS) THE MISTRESS

ART? [Professor G. Baldwin Brown],

Baines's (Sir Frank) New Appointment
at Office of Works, 389.
Barnes, Major Harry: On Citizenship,
124; THE HOUSING SCHEME, 129.
Beaux-Arts Students' War Memorial,
297.

Begg, John: ARCHITECTURE IN INDIA,
333.

Belgian Architects: National Congress
of, 110.

Belgium, Restoration of: An Invita-
tion to British Architects: Condi-
tions of Proposed Competition, 109,
160; Rebuilding, 138.
Bell, Edward: Masonry of the Heraion
at Olympia, 352.

Bennett, T. B.: Ex-Officers training as
Architects, 353.

Bermondsey, A Public Amenities Com-
mittee for, 89.

Bigge, Sir L. Amherst Selby: Archi-
tectural Education, 194.
Black balling of Service or Ex-Service
Candidates: Proposed Suspension
of Portions of By-laws: Discussion
at Special Genera! Meeting, 60.
Blomfield, Sir Reginald: Charing Cross
Improvement, 135; The Folly of
Modern Art, 356; Threatened De-
struction of City Churches, 358;
Receives degree of Litt. D., 386.
Blots on English Landscape [Canon
Rawnsley], 15.

Boardman, Edward T.: Students'
Drawings at Norwich, 498.
Bolton, Arthur T.: Note on Thomas
Lee, architect of the Wellington
Monument, Somersetshire, 320.
Books received, 20, 57, 116, 184, 321,
410, 490.

Brereton, Cloudesley: The True In
wardness of Mr. Hambidge's Theory
of Dynamic Symmetry, 465.
Brice, Beatrix: British War Memo-
rials in France, 476.

Bricks, Standard Sizes of variation
agreed to, 265.

Briggs, M. S.: Arab Monuments of
Egypt (review), 33; London Hous-
ing, 54; Guide to Building (review),
353.

British Institution Architectural Scho-
larships, 363.

British Museum Galleries reopened,
458 Excavations at Carchemish,
481.
British

War Memorials in France
[Beatrix Brice], 476.
Brooks, A. E. The late Robert Smith
Dods, 473.

Brown, George T.: Banning Competi
tions, 228.

Brown, Professor Baldwin: WHY IS
ARCHITECTURE THE MISTRESS ART?

Board: Letter To all Members of
the British Building Industry, 58,
60.

Building Industry: The Premier on
the Shortage of Men, 89; The In-
dustrial Council for, 160; Effects of
Control on, 293; The New Cate-
gories, 294; Building Trade Wages,
403; Improved Outlook, 479; New
Wages Claim, ib.; Payment for
Wet Time, 496.
Building Materials Research: The
R.I.B.A. Memorial, 157; Research
Board, 432, 481.

Building Prohibition by L.C.C., 323.
Building Restrictions, 60, 136, 180, 250,
294, 323, 327, 361, 401, 496.
Building, Stoppage of: Information re,
desired by Council, 327, 401, 425;
L.C.C. Prohibition Orders, 496, 497.
Building Trade Operatives, National
Federation of, and **Luxury
Building, 323, 497.

Building Trades' Parliament, 34.
Burnet, Sir John J.: The late Jean
Louis Pascal, 400.

Busk, Sir Edward:

Education, 146.

Architectural

Butler, C. Mc Arthur Present Method
of Banning Competitions, 262.
By-laws, Proposed Suspension of, 60,
88 ; By-laws regulating Subscrip-
tions, Amendment of, 354, 424.
Capra, The Villa, and Mereworth
Castle, Kent, 437, 475.
Carchemish, Excavations at, 481.
Cardiff Architectural Students' Union,
37.

Cardiff Technical College: Mr. Pur-
chon's appointment to the Depart-
ment of Architecture, 266; Mr.
Purchon's Inaugural Address to, 318;
Cardiff School of Architecture and
Civic Design, 492.
Caulfield, S. B. :

The American's

Home, 173.
Cave, Walter: Reply to Discussion on
the Annual Report, 328; New York
Railway Stations, 379.

Cavell (Nurse) Memorial, 231.
Certificate, Form of, for Payment to
Builders, 363.

Charing Cross Area, Mr. John Murray's
Suggestions for Reconstruction of,
109, 135.

Charter Committee. See UNIFICATION.
CHURCH ARCHITECTURE, THE FUTURE
OF OUR [H. Heathcote Statham],
185, 291.

CITIZENSHIP, ON [Halsey Ricardoļ, 117,
127.

City Churches, Proposed Sale of, 230;
Threatened Destruction of: Bishop
of London Commission's Report,
357; Protests, 358, 404, 312, 434.
Civic Education League's Summer
Meeting, 363.

Civic Survey Exhibition, 460, 476,

493.

Clerks of Works' Salaries [C. W.
Denny, 451.

Coal, How to Save (R. I.B. A. Letter to
the Press), 88.

Cole, R. Langton: The Villa Capra
and Mereworth Castle, 475.
Committees, Standing, and Council:
Annual Elections, 385.

Competitions: Bridgwater Housing,
91; in connection with Restoration
of Ruined Areas in Belgium, 109;
Daily Mail Labour saving House,
111; Ilfracombe Concert Hall, 113,
140; Bridgwater Housing, 113, 140;
Eastbourne War Memorial, 113, 140,
161; Chatham Housing Lay-out,
140, 184; Mr. Hartwell Grayson's
Suggested Procedure for Public Com-
petitions, 155; Skipton War Memo-
rial, 184; Premiums in Competi-
tions, 210; Accrington War Memo-
rial, 212; Houghton-le-Spring Se-
condary School, b.; Present Method
of Banning Competitions G. T.
Brown, H. A. Welch, C. McArthur
Butler, 228, 262; Hornsey War
Memorial, 236, 268, 332;
borough and District War Memorial,

Peter-

ib. ; Ward's Hill Improvement,

Batley, 268, 332; Lockerbie War
Memorial, 268, 332, 500; Cleethorpes
Peace Memorial, 268, 332; Arthuret
War Memorial, 268, 332; R.I.B. A.
War Memorial, 297; Gatley War
Memorial, 332, 390; Hawick War
Memorial, Bradford-on-Avon War
Memorial, Gravesend War Memorial,
363, 390; A Warning to Architects,
ib.; Messrs. Allsopp's Model Public
House,

ib. ; Twickenham War
Heroes' Memorial, ib.; Rhyl War
Memorial Hospital, 390; Council's
Appeal for the Co-operation of Archi-
tects to secure Satisfactory Condi-
tions, 390: Council's Action re
Members disregarding Ban on Com-
petitions, 412; Model Public House,
425; Liége Defence Memorial, 435;
Ideal Public House: Premiated
Designs, 436; Woking War Me-
morial, ib.; Hackney War Memorial,
460; Earby and Wakefield War
Memorial, ib.; Liverpool Secondary
Schools, ib. ; Barcelona, ib. ; Im-
proved Type of Public House, 483;
Memorandum by R.I.B.A. and So-
ciety of Architects, 494; Gateshead
War Memorial, 500.

Conder, Josiah, The late, 459, 474.
Conference, Special, re Exemption of
Service Candidates from Examina-
tion, 178.

Continuation Schools, 162.
Contract, R.J. B. A. Form of, and the

National Building Code," 412;
Issue of R.I.B. A. Model Form, 425.
Conway, Sir Martin: Higher Buildings
for London, 308.
Corlette, Major H. C.: A Factor in the
National Housing Scheme, 56; Uni-
fication of the Profession, 258;
Annual Report, 328.

Cottages, Old, The Protection of
Ernest Newton], 89.

Council, The: Attendances at Meetings:
Nominations for the House List:
Mr. Sydney Perks's Motion, 227;
ANNUAL REPORT, 273; Attendances
during Session 1919-20, 330; Out-
side Nominations of Candidates, ib. ;
Elections, 385; Proceedings of, 210,
232, 412, 460.

Crace, John Dibblee, The late Arthur
Keen, C. Harrison Townsend, Pro-
fessor Arch. C. Dickie], 63.

Cram, Ralph Adams: Visit to the
institute; Remarks on the Mission
of Art, 295; Architecture in India
346.

Cranmore Incised Lacquer Work, 209.
Crompton, Vernon: A New Industrial
Order, 65.

Currey, P. H.: Wingfield Manor
House, 114.

Curtis, W. T. : Dividing the Profession,
131.

Daily Mail Labour-saving House Com-
petition, 11, 224; Ideal Village,
330; Village Sign Competition and
Exhibition, 498.

Daumet, Honoré John W. Simpson],
172.

Davidge, W. R.: THE PROBLEM OF
LONDON HOUSING, 41, 55; New
York Railway Stations, 379.
Davies, W. R.: Architectural Educa-
tion, 194.

Davis, Arthur J.: REVIEW OF THE
DESIGNS AND DRAWINGS SUBMITTED
FOR PRIZES AND STUDENTSHIPS, 148.
Davis, John W. (American Ambassa-

dor): Speech at Opening Meeting, 5.
Davison, T. Raffles: Charing Cross Im-
provement, 135; The Labour Sav-
ing House (review), 224.
Dawber, E. Guy: London Town-
planning Schemes, 79; On Citizen-
ship, 127.

Dawnay, Archibald Bequest to the
Institute for Educational Uses, 211.
Decimal System, The, 182.

Denny, C. W.: Clerks of Works
Salaries, 451.

Dickie, Professor Archibald C.: The
late J. D. Crace, 64; Architectural
Education, 199.

Dividing the Profession [Maurice B.
Adams, Frederick R. Hiorns, Sydney
Perks, Edwin 0. Payne, Henry
Elwig], 106, 131, 154, 155, 176, 205,
226.

Dixon, Arthur S.: MEMORIAL WIN-
DOWS, 188; Protection of Ancient
Buildings, 490.

Dods, Robert Smith, The late, 473.
Donaldson Silver Medal Award, 430.
Dynamic Symmetry, Mr. Hambidge's

Theory of, 213, 261, 350, 383; The
True Inwardness of Mr Hambidge's
Theory, 465; Mr. Hambidge's Dis-
coveries, 491; Proportions in Design,
492.

Eaton, William : Death Announce-
ment contradicted, 484.
EDINBURGH, OLD, AND SOME OF ITS
BUILDINGS [Henry F. Kerr], 93.
Edwards, A. Trystan Mr. Hambidge's
Theory of Greek Design, 261, 283.
Egypt, The British School in, 37.
Elwig, Henry : Dividing the Pro-
fession, 226.

Empire Timber Exhibition, 231.
Engineering Laboratories at University
College, 231.

Evelyn's Londinum Redivivum, 467.
EXAMINATIONS, THE: Special War
Exemption, 16; Discussion at the
Institute re Exemptions, 60; Alter-
native Problems in Design, Subjects
XLIX. LI., 91; Subjects LII.,
LIH., LIV., 436; Lists of Passes

161, 482; Special Conference re War
Service Candidates, 178; Increase
of Fees, 268; Council's Resolution
re Exemption from the Final, 410,
412; Recognised Schools, 425.
Ex-Officers training as Architects, 353.
Ex-Service Students, Scholarships for,
451.

False Death Announcements, 331, 484.
Fees, Architects': Mr. Clipston Stur-

gis's Proposals, 9; Fee plus Cost
System, 11; Forms of Agreement
between Owner and Architect, 12;
Architects' and Quantity Surveyors'
Fees in Housing Schemes, 426.
Ferrers, Earl, Architectural Work of,
456.

Final Exam. See EXAMINATIONS.
Finances

Income and Expenditure
Account and Balance Sheet, 287;
Trust Funds, 288, 289, 290; Esti-
mate for 1920, 290.

Fletcher, Sir Banister: Wren's Plan
for Rebuilding London, 80; Foreign
Decorations conferred upon, 389.
Flats, Conversion of Houses into, 229.
Forestry Conference, Imperial, 412.
Foundations for Machinery [Percival
M. Fraser], 262.

Hambidge, Jay: Symmetry and Pro-
portion in Greek Art, 36; Paper on
GREEK DESIGN, 209, 213, 224;
Discussion on the Paper, 261, 292,
350; The True Inwardness of his
Theory, 465, 491; Proportions in
Design, 492.

Hardy, Thomas: A War Memorial of
the last Century, 269; A Little
Episode from A Laodicean," 329;
Election as Hon. Fellow, 296.
Hare, Henry T. His work as Presi-
dent, 206; Presentation of Portrait,

ib. ; Reproduction of Portrait,
Frontispiece; Mr. Arthur Keen's
Tribute to, 207; Mr. Hare's Re-
sponse, 208; Mr. Simpson's Re-
marks, 209.

Harris, Vincent : American Depart-
ment Stores, 251.

Harvey, W. A.: Economics in Plan-
ning and in the Employment of New
Materials, 181.

Hawkins, J. T., Tragic Death of, 389.
Health, Ministry of: Memorandum re

Building Guilds, 387; Memorandum
on the Smoke Evil, 406; Report re
Treatment of Unhealthy Areas, 407.
Heating and Ventilating Engineering
Research, 138.

Heraion at Olympia, Masonry of the
[Edward Bell], 352.

HIGHER BUILDINGS FOR LONDON: Mr.
Delissa Joseph's letter in The Times,
138; Mr. Joseph's Replies to his
Critics, 160; Mr. Joseph's Paper at
the Institute, 301; Discussion on,
308.

Hooper, Francis:

Proposal re new
R.I.B.A. Publications, 328.
Housing Schemes, Delay in, 16;
Wooden Bungalows, ib.; Ministry
of Health's Arrangement with
House- Builders, 17; Exhibition, ib.;
Ideal Home Exhibition, 34; Minis-
try of Health's New Arrangements,
35; Cabinet Committee on Housing
appointed, ib.; Architects and
Housing in Ireland, 36; LONDON
HOUSING, THE PROBLEM OF W. R.
Davidge], 41, 55; Garden Cities and
the Housing Problem, 55; A Factor
in the National Housing Scheme
[Major H. C. Corlette], 56; Concrete
Construction, 89; THE GOVERN-
MENT HOUSING SCHEME Major
Harry Barnes], 129; Progress Re-
ported, 180; Delays, 181; Econo-
mies in Planning and in the Employ-
ment of New Materials, ib.; Relaxa-
tion of Building By-laws, 229; Some
Points settled by the Ministry of
Health, 229; A Talk on Housing
Schemes at Birmingham, 233; In-
creasing the Accommodation of
Existing Small Houses, 350, 383;
Modern Housing in Ancient Rome
S. Hurst Seager], 308; Scale of

Fees: Council's Reminder to Mem-
bers, 403; Increased Grants to
Private Persons Building Houses,
406; Revised Scales of Fees agreed
with Government Departments. 412,
426; National Housing Competition
Designs for Erection at Hammer-
smith, 431; Government's Proposed
Means for accelerating House Build-
ing, 432; Housing Subsidy, 432;
Building Labour for Housing:
Government Proposals, 452; Re-
settlement Committee's Reply to,
453; New Legislation, ib.; Govern-
ment Department's Resolution
against Reinforced Concrete for Cot-
tages, 454.
Housing and Town-planning Congress,
Inter-Allied, 362.

Housing Conference at Olympia, 158.
Housing Division, Ministry of Health:
Sir James Carmichael's Resignation
and Appointment of New Chief, 453.
Housing Exhibition at the Institute
Professor S. D. Adshead], 259.
Housing in Scotland, 411.
Housing Problem: Position of the
Factory, 85; Economical Tender-
ing, 86.

Housing Problem in Germany, 480.
Hudson, Edward William, The late, 139.
Hughes, Harold: Building Tradi-
tions of Snowdonia," 113.
Ideal Village, Daily Mail, 330.
INDIA, ARCHITECTURE IN [John Begg],
333.

Ireland, Government of, Bill, 477.
Jackson. Edward F.: Proposed Stop-
page of "Luxury" Buildings, 359.
Jackson, Martin T.
E. :
Personal
Contradiction of Death Announce-
ment, 68.

Jacob, Sir Lionel : Architecture in
India, 347.

Jarvis Travelling Studentships, 451.
Jeffery, George: Church of the Holy
Sepulchre, 175.

Jerusalem W. R. Lethaby], 151.
Joass, J. J.: Building Restrictions, 252.
Joseph, Delissa: HIGHER BUILDINGS
FOR LONDON (Times letter), 138;
Replies to his Critics, 160; Paper at
the Institute, 301; Annual Report,
325; Resolution re Protest against
Building Restrictions, 327.
Julian, George Richards, The late
R. M. Roe and J. C. Bourne], 139.
Keen, Arthur: The late J. D. Crace,
63;
Registration and Education,
328: Threatened Destruction of
City Churches, 358; Building Trades
Wages, 403; Stoppage of Building,
453; New Wage Claim, 479.
Keith, W. Grant: Rubens as Archi-
tectural Amateur, 133.

Kelly, Dr. William: The Function of
the Architect, 411.

Kerr, Henry F.: OLD EDINBURGH AND
SOME OF ITS BUILDINGS, 93.
Labour in the Building Industry:
Government Proposals, 452; Re-
settlement Committee's Reply, 453;
Improved Outlook, 479.
Lacquer-Work, Incised: Sir Richard
Paget's Experiments, 209.
Lanchester, H. V. The late Edwin
Alfred Rickards, 470.