English, conquest of, the big
job at high school,

Examination papers of students,

Fellowship, American, at Lal
Bagh,

Findley, Dr.,

"Flivver," an Indian,

Folk-lore, woman in;
woman heroine of,

Ford, the, in a new capacity,

Future of India demands
college education,

Future? what of.

Gandhi, Mr., and Miss Maya
Das.

Garden of hid treasure the.

George, Miss.

Girl, Indian, to-day; uneducated;
marriage of; life of; school
life of; religion of;
why go to college?;
Girl students at Vellore
Medical School; who
they are; why they
came; their future.

Girls, proved that Indian, can
be educated; education
of; high school, where
they come from;
what they study;
Indian, college education
for, justified.

God alone will not redeem
India; in nature;
transforming world
through Christ.

Goreh, Ellen Lakshmi,
quoted.

Government. _See_ Student
government.

Graduate from Madras
Christian College, letter
from.

Griscom, Dr.

Guntur Women's Hospital.

Harischandra.

Heal, sent forth to.

High school, at; where
girls are from;
studies; conquest of
English; life of girls;
athletics; basket
ball; dramatics;
Harischandra;
student government;
co-operative housekeeping;
religion of girls;
religion made practical;
outlets for religious
emotion; teachers
for.

Hindu or Christian education.

Hindu lawyer prefers Gospels
to sacred books of
India.

Hinduism, actualities of, unprintable;
and Christianity;
to Christianity,
Dr. Paru a convert from.

History Club.

Home life and college women.

Home making and church
work.

Homemakers, training, demands
college education.

Hospital, in a.

Hospital wards at Vellore.

Hospitals, doctors for.

Houses at Vellore.

Housekeeping, co-operative.

Idol, wives of the.

"In the Secret of His Presence."

India, poetry of, felt to be
insincere; no place for
redemption of woman in
the religions of; need of,
can only be met by educated
Indian Christian
women; silent revolution
has begun in; God alone
will not redeem; future
of, demands college education;
the Aryan invades;
Muhammadans invade; co-education in;
superstition in;
and the college woman;
medical needs of, and supply
of women physicians,

Indian conditions, worship
adapted to,

Industrial education;

Infants, death rates of,