Baguio, 63, 90.

Balance of trade, 152.

Banahaw Mountain, 70.

Banking condition, 221.

Banks, 211.

Barasoain, 83.

Bataan Province, 86;
attractions, 86.

Batangas Province, 75;
products, 75;
historical incidents and attractions, 76.

Beauty spots in Archipelago, 69.

Benguet Subprovince, 90.

Biac-na-BatÓ, 30, 83.

Bicol Provinces, 79;
products, 79;
sceneries, 80;
historical incidents, 80.

Bilibid Prison, 49.

Bohol Province, 103;
attractions and industries, 104.

Booksellers and stationers, 213.

Bontoc, 91.

Budget estimates—1918–1923, 169.

Budgetary system, 176;
Emergency Board, 177.

Bukidnon Province, 107.

Bulacan Province, 82;
description and history, 82.

Bulusan Volcano, 80.

Buttons, 141.

Cable offices, 211.

Cable rates, 218.

Cagayan Valley, 95.

Calantiao, Code of, 25.

Calamba, 78.

Camarines Norte, 79.

Camarines Sur, 79.

Camp John Hay, Baguio, 64.

Camp Stotsenburg, 84.

Canalaon Volcano, 101.

Capital, 148.

Capiz Province, 100.

Carnival grounds, 52.

Cattle raising, 137.

Cavite Province, 73;
attractions, 74.

Cebu, city of, 65;
places of interest, 66.

Cebu Province, 102;
industries, 103.

Central Observatory, 51.

Central School, 50.

Centro Escolar de SeÑoritas, 50.

Chambers of Commerce, 211.

Churches, 46, 215.

Cigar, 123;
exports, 126.

Cinematographs and theaters, 212.

Circulation, 171, 222.

Cities—Manila, 43;
Baguio, 63;
Cebu, 65;
Iloilo, 66;
Zamboanga, 67.

Climate, 41.

Clubs in Manila, 212.

Coal, 134;
calorific values, 135;
importation, 135.

Coal Company, National, 188.

Coconuts, 118;
oil exports, 119.

Coir, 120.

Constitution of Malolos, 32;
salient features, 32.

Consulates, 209.

Davao Province, 108.

Death rate, comparative, 185.

Desiccated coconut, 120.

Development Company, National, 189.

Dewey Boulevard, 53.

Differences in time, 41.

Discovery, 17.

Dominican Church, 48.

Economic position, 147.

Education, 178;
system of instruction, 178 et seq;
expenditures for education, 226.

Electors, 171.

Embroidery, 137;
factories, 138, 213;
exports, 138.

English speaking Filipinos, 113.

Environs of Manila, 58.

Executive departments, 162.

Expenses, Philippine Government, 165.

Exports, 116, 117, 119, 121, 124, 126, 154.

Factories, cigar, 126.

Farms owned by Filipinos, 116.

Filipino-American War, 20.

Filipino Independent Church, 49.

Filipinization, 173;
proportion of Filipinos and Americans in service, 174.

Financial status, 166.

First Philippine Republic, 30.

First Spanish settlement, 102.

Fishing, 135.

Foreign money and Philippine equivalent, 220.

Foreigners, 149.

Forest resources, 115, 130;
area and ownership, 130;
volume, 131;
timber output, 131.

Foreword, 15.

Fort Santiago, 44.

Free trade, 150.

Friar lands, 144.

Garages and stables, Manila, 208.

General Hospital, 50.

Geographical items, 39;
number of islands, 39;
total land area, 39;
physical features, 40;
rainfall, 42.

Gold, 133.

Government—structure of, 160;
departures from American standards, 160;
executive departments, 162;
legislative department, 164;
expenses of, 165;
financial status, 166;
receipts and surplus, 167;
Budget estimates, 169;
functions of departments, 176.

Governor-General, 161.

Government enterprises, 187.

Grand Opera House, 49.

Guinulajon Falls, 80.

Hats, 140;
factories, 214.

Hectares under cultivation, 115.

Hemp, 116;
exports, 117.

Historical background, 17.

Homestead, 142.

Homogeneity, 37.

Homonhon Island, 100.

Hospital, Philippine General, 50.

Hotel, Manila, 52;
list of hotels, 207.

Household industries, value of production, 146.

Ifugao, 91;
rice-terraces, 91.

Iloilo, city of, 66;
attractions, 67.

Iloilo Province, 100.

Ilocos Norte Province, 93.

Ilocos Sur Province, 92;
industries, 92;
old towns, 93;
historical incidents, 93.

Imports, 154.

Imports and exports, 152.

Independence movement, 190;
the organized movement, 193;
America’s policy and promise, 194;
pronouncement of American Presidents, 195;
the Jones Law, 196;
missions to the United States, 197;
memorials, 200, 201;
petition for Constitutional Convention, 205.

Industries, 115;
miscellaneous, 135.

Insurance companies, 228.

Interisland lines, 158.

Interisland shipping schedule, 219.

Interisland transportation, 156.

Iron, 133;
importation of iron and steel, 134.

Irrigation, 128.

Isabela Province, 96.

Islam in Mindanao, 105.

Iwahig Penal Colony, 98.

Jolo town, 112;
attractions, 112.

Jones Law, The, 196.

Judiciary, 164.

Kawit, 75.

Laguna Province, 69;
industries, 70;
attractions, 70.

Lake Lanao, 108.

Lanao Province, 107;
attractions, 108.

Language for the tourist, 113.

La Union Province, 92.

Legislative department, 164.

Lepanto Subprovince, 91.

Leyte Province, 104;
minerals, 104.

Life in the Islands, 55.

Limasawa, 104.

Literacy, percentage of, 22.

Los BaÑos, 78.

Lucena, 78.

Luneta, The, 51.

Mactan Island, 65.

MalacaÑang Palace, 58.

Malolos Constitution, 32.

Mambucal Hot Springs, 101.

Manganese, 134.

Manila, city of, 43;
entrance to Bay, 43;
Walled City, 44;
Fort Santiago, 44;
three Manilas, 45;
costumes, 46;
shops, 46;
Pasig River, 46;
churches, 46;
other places of interest, 46;
avenues, 49;
clubs and societies, 54;
cemeteries, 54;
monuments, 54;
life in Manila, 55;
environs, 58.

Manila Hotel, 52.

Manila Railroad, 188.

Manufacturing establishments, percentage of production, 145.

Maria Cristina Falls, 108.

Mariquina Valley, 60;
town of Mariquina, 60.

Mariveles, 87;
mount, 87.

Matches, 141.

Material Spain found, 21.

Mayon Volcano, 81.

Mediums of trade, 150.

Memorials, 200, 201.

Mindanao Island, 105.

Mindoro Province, 96;
mineral deposits, 97.

Minerals, 115, 132.

Mineral baths at Marilao, 83.

Minor forest products, 132.

Misrepresentation about Philippines, 21.

Missions to the United States, 197;
first mission, 198;
second mission, 200.

Mohammedanism in Sulu, 110.

Montalban Dam, 61.

Monuments, 54.

Mountain Province, 90.

Municipal government, 165;
autonomy, 184.

MuÑoz Agricultural School, 86.

Museum, 52.

National Bank, 187;
constructive service, 188.

Negros Island, 101.

Newspapers, 230.

Non-Christian population, 21.

Normal Hall, 50.

Normal School, 50.

Nueva Ecija Province, 85.

Nurses’ Home, Manila, 50.

Nueva Vizcaya Province, 96.

Observatory, Central, 51.

Occidental Negros, 101.

Opera House, 49.

Oriental Negros, 101.

Pagsanjan Falls, 71.

Palanan, 96.

Palawan Province, 97.

Pampanga Province, 83;
attractions and historical incidents, 84.

Pangasinan Province, 89;
industries, 89;
historical incidents, 89.

Paper and paper pulp, 136.

Pasig River, 46.

Patchouli oil, 139.

Payatas Estate, 61.

Pearls, 141.

Perfumes, 138.

Personnel of Philippine Commerce, 149.

Philippine Islands—economic position, 147.

Population, 37;
total, 38;
foreign, 38;
comparative, 38.

Postal rates, 216.

Pre-Spanish Days, attainments, 22.

Private schools, 226.

Prospective agricultural industries, 127.

Provinces—beauty spots, 69.

Provincial government, 165.

Public improvements, 177.

Public lands, 142;
homestead, 142;
sale of, 143;
lease of, 143;
friar lands, 144.

Public order, 178.

Public school system, growth, 225.

Public vehicles, rates of fare, 215.

Public welfare, 185.

Radio station, Cavite, 74.

Railroad, 188.

Ramon, San, Penal Colony, 68.

Rattan, 139.

Reforms, nineteenth century, 18.

Reorganization of departments, 175.

Republic, First Philippine, 31;
government machinery, 31;
Malolos Constitution, 32;
comments of foreigners, 34.

Reservoir, 60.

Revenues and surplus, 227.

Revolutions, earlier;
causes of, 30;
Revolution of 1896, 30;
Pact of Biac-na-Bato, 30.

Rizal Province, 72;
attractions, 73.

Romblon Province, 99.

Rural Credit Associations, 128;
statistics, 129.

Salinas Salt Springs, 96.

Samar Province, 99.

Sanitation, 183;
death rate, 184.

San Juan Bridge and Heights, 59.

San Lazaro Hospital, 49.

San Pablo, 70.

Santa Mesa, 59.

St. Rita’s Hall, 50.

Santo Tomas University, 49.

Secondary food products, 127.

Shipping, 156;
value of merchandise, 157;
control over rates, 158.

Shoes, 139.

Shops in Manila, 46.

Sibul Springs, 83.

Silliman Institute, 101.

Silver, 133.

Soap, 120.

Sorsogon, 79.

Spanish Rule, 17;
progress, 27.

Schools and colleges during, 19, 27;
Filipino record abroad, 28;
opinions of foreign authors, 28.

Stables, Livery, Manila, 208.

Stadium, Manila, 49.

Statements of receipts, surplus and expenditures of Philippine Government, 167.

Steamship agencies, 208.

Submarine garden, Mindoro, 97.

Sugar, 122;
growth of industry, 123;
export of, 124.

Sugar Centrals, 234.

Sulu Archipelago, 109;
introduction of Mohammedanism, 110.

Sultan of Sulu and his present position, 111;
policy of attraction, 111.

Surigao Province, 109.

Taal Volcano, 76.

Taft Avenue, 50.

Tarlac Province, 85.

Tayabas Province, 78;
attractions, 78.

Taxation, 178.

Telegraph rates, 216.

Timber output, 131;
export, 131;
acquisition, 132.

Tiwi Hot Sulphur Springs, 79.

Tobacco, 123;
history, 123;
industry, 125;
Government control, 126;
factories, 126.

Trade, 147;
trade routes, 147;
Filipino capital, 149;
foreign, 149;
America’s monopoly, 150;
free trade, 150;
total trade, table, 151;
trade balance, 152.

Transportation, interisland, 156.

Trinidad Valley, Baguio, 64.

Underground river, Palawan Province, 99.

Uprisings against Spain, 190.

Vessels, tonnage of, in domestic shipping, 159.

Vice Governor-General, 162.

Visayas, The, 99.

Volcanoes—Taal, 77;
Mayon, 81;
Bulusan, 80;
Canlaon, 101;
Apo, 106.

Walled City at Manila, 44.

Written and unwritten laws, 24.

Zambales Province, 88.

Zamboanga, city of, 67.

Zamboanga Province, 105.

Zapote Bridge, 74.

Zorrilla Theater, 50.