Children-Charities, protection, etc.—Continued Ideals and institutional care of children; with discussion, by J. H. Foster; Future of institutions for children in New York state; with discussion, by R. W. Wallace. In N. Y. state conference of charities and correction. Proceedings, 1915, p 247-71 '16 Iowa's child welfare station. Survey 38:197 My 26 '17 Job of being a trustee: monograph 1 to accompany round table plan for trustees of institutions for dependent children. H. H. Hart. (CH 26) 15p 5c My '16 Russell Sage found. Local boards of child welfare: how established with discussion, by W: H. Hill; Modern methods of child care; with discussion, by H: W. Thurston. In New York (state). Bd. of charities. Report, 1915, v 1 p 1201-46 '16 London, Eng.-For London's children. J: W. Gilbert. Contemp 110:654-6 N '16 National congress of mothers and parentteacher assns. Twenty years' work for child welfare, 1897-1917. 42p 10c '17 Loan and trust bldg., Washington, D.C. Needy child: from the viewpoint of the state board of health. C: S. Caverly. In Vermont conference of charities and correction. Proceedings, 1917, p 16-24 '17 New Jersey-Legal aspect of dependent children, by J: A. Cullen; Why are children in orphan asylums, by A. J. Sutphen; Problems of institutional care. by C: C. Rubens; Our state wards, by Frances Day. In N. J. conference of charities and correction. Proceedings. 1916, p 130-60 '16 New York (city). Bd. of child welfare. 1st annual report. 1916. 16p '16 New York (city)-Family trees for New York foundlings. Survey 37:698 Mr 17 '17 Ohio-The necessity for child welfare work in the smaller communities. F. M. Hollingshead. Ohio Pub Health J 7:395-401 S-O '16 Physical care of dependent children in institutions: monograph 3 to accompany round table plan for trustees of institutions for dependent children. C. S. Richardson. 23p 5c My '16 Russell Sage found., Dept. of childhelping Plan for establishing a national social laboratory, in which to develop under the auspices of a widely representative group of social experts a model program for community organization, beginning with work for children. 21p '16 W. C. Phillips, sec., Nat. social unit organization, 53 Washington st., N. Y. Relation of the school to a program of child welfare, by S. B. Tobey; Same, by W. E. Maddock; Discussion, by S. B. Tobey. In Wisconsin state conference of charities and correction. Proceedings, 1915, p 71-8 '16 Safeguarding childhood in peace or war. O. R. Lovejoy, N Y Evening Post Mr 26 '17 Address delivered at the 13th annual National conference on child labor. Social conditions affecting child character. W. H. Slingerland. Relig Educ 12:19-23 F '17 Vermont-Children of Vermont: provisions made by the state for the dependent, neglected and delinquent children of the state. W. J. Van Patten. In Vermont conference of charities and correction. Proceedings, 1917, p 36-43 '17 See also Juvenile delinquents Associations Public and societies for the prevention of cruelty to children. E. K. Coulter. il Nat Humane R 5:123-4 J1 '17 Conferences American child welfare congress. Second annual meeting, Montevideo, Uruguay, 1918. Dra. Paulina Luisi, pres., Montevideo. American humane assn. Report of the proceedings of the 40th annual meeting, Cincinnati, O., Oct. 16-19. 1916. Nat Humane R 5:sup 131p F '17 Child welfare conference under auspices of the National congress of mothers and parentteacher associations, Washington, D. C., April 24-May 1, 1917. Mrs. A. A. Birney, sec., 910 Loan and trust bldg., Washington, D. C. Indiana children's bur. Proceedings of the 6th annual conference, Indianapolis, Oct. 17-18, 1916. Indiana Bul Char & Correc no 107 p 451-504 D '16 Sessions were devoted to the following subjects: Mothers with dependent families; Problem of the feeble-minded child; Care of dependent children; Relief to parents with dependent children: by the township trustee, by the board of children's guardians, by private charities; Organizing community forces for social welfare; Value of county social welfare conferences; Children of needy families and the schools. National children's home society. Conference, Pittsburgh, Pa., June 4-6, 1917. W. S. Reynolds, sec., 209 S. State st., Chicago. Directories Hartford, Conn.-Organizations interested in or connected with child welfare. In Hartford, Conn. Juvenile comm. 8th annual re-. port, 1917, p 44-8 '17 Exhibits National child welfare exhibit association, inc., has issued pamphlets describing the second edition of the Parcel post exhibit on healthy babies and healthy children. 70 5th av., N.Y. Governors' messages, 1917 New Hampshire-Gov. Keyes urges careful consideration of all bills dealing with child welfare, particularly those providing for the placing-out of children, and care of neglected children by the state board of charities. South Dakota-Gov. Norbeck recommends that a humane officer be provided by law whose duty shall be to look after neglected and mistreated children. Investigations Iowa-Legislature has appropriated $25,000 annually to finance child welfare research at the state university. Je '17 Michigan-Act creating a commission of inquiry to make investigation and submit report and recommendations relative to child welfare. (Ch. 293, P. L. 1917) Oregon-Gov. Withycombe has appointed the Child welfare commission of the state of Oregon to be the Child welfare committee of the extension division of the University of Oregon, under the chairmanship of Earl Kilpatrick, director of the division. The committee will investigate all private and public institutions of the state having charge and control of dependent and delinquent, minor, incorrigible and subnormal children, and will report its findings to the state board of control, to the end that remedial measures may be taken, if necessary, by the next legislature. Report was not made. Mr 30 '17 Laws Pennsylvania-Compilation of the laws relating to juvenile courts and dependent, neglected, incorrigible and delinquent children. 111p '16 Leg. ref. bur. Legislation Connecticut-Act concerning the custody of children after removal of guardian by probate court. Father and mother of every legitimate unmarried child, joint guardian thereof. Pending determination of action to remove such guardians for cause, court of probate may give custody of child to some proper person. Amends G. S. 1902, sect. 216. (Ch. 21, P. L. 1917) Minnesota-Act giving the state board of control general duties for the protection of defective, delinquent, illegitimate, neglected and dependent children, with authority to act as guardian for such children; providing for child welfare boards in the counties to aid in the performance of such duties. (Ch. 194, P. L. 1917) Minnesota-Act providing for the protection of children who are not under the immediate control of their parents or guardians, for the regulation of agencies receiving such children for care and placing out, and women during confinement. (Ch. 212, P. L. 1917) Children-Charities, protection, etc.-Legislation -Continued Minnesota-Acts amending various sections, laws of 1913, relating to taking away certain power granted to parents to assign the custody of their children to corporations, and relating to adoption and change of name. (Ch. 221 and 222, P. L. 1917) * Minnesota legislature and child welfare. 2p (Mim.) '17 W. W. Hodson, sec., Child welfare comm. North Carolina-Act concerning indigent children places child under the control of the institution so long as it is entitled to remain therein. Authority of the institution is the same as that of the parent. Inducing child to leave institution or harboring such child a misdemeanor. (Ch. 133, P. L. 1917) Oregon-Act providing medical and surgical treatment for sick and deformed indigent children, under the supervision of the medical department of the University of Oregon; and providing methods for defraying the necessary expense. (Ch. 145, P. L. 19.7) Texas-Acts authorizing establishment, in counties of 100,000 or more inhabitants, and containing a city of 70,000 or over, of juvenile boards consisting of judges of civil and criminal courts. Board appoints probation officers, and gives consideration to any matters concerning child welfare. (Ch. 16 and 58, P. L. 1917) Vermont-Act creating state board of charities and probation to have charge of probation work and work relating to dependent, neglected and delinquent children of the state. (No. 244, P. L. 1917) Vermont-News letter of the Vermont conference of charities and correction. A. R. Gifford. 3p My '17 A. R. Gifford, sec., Burling District of Columbia-Report of the committee appointed by the attorney general to study the need for legislation affecting children in the District of Columbia, including drafts of new juvenile court laws. In United States. Attorney general. Report, 1915, p 425-55 '15 Illinois-Report of the committee on children of the 21st state conference of charities. Amelia Sears. Inst Q 8:150-4 Mr 31 '17 * Minnesota. Child welfare comm. Report, 1917. 143p '17 Minnesota-Report of Minnesota child welfare commission appointed by the governor to revise and codify the laws of Minnesota relating to children. In Minnesota-Inaugural message of Gov. J. A. A. Burnquist to the legislature, January, 1917, p 33-6 '17 New York (city). Bd. of child welfare. Report for the twelve months ending Aug. 6, 1916. Legal Aid R v 14 no 4 16p O 16 Oregon's duty to the children: 2d biennial report of the child welfare commission, 1917. 30p il '17 State lib. Furnished only on exchange accounts. Pittsburgh, Pa. Dispensary aid soc. 1st survey report [on] tuberculosis and infant welfare: an intensive study of eight city squares. A. E. Stewart and V. S. Simmonds. 65p il tables charts '16 Madeline McClintock, sec. Report on the board of control's survey of the need of state aid for dependent children; with discussion. Agnes Wilson. In Wisconsin state conference of charities and correction. Proceedings, 1915, 18-33 '16 United States. Children's bureau. 4th annual report for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1916. 27p map '16 Wyoming humane soc. and Bd. of child and animal protection. Biennial report for two years ending Nov. 30, 1916. 66p '16 Importation Legislation Delaware-Act regulating the importation of dependent children. (Ch. 185, P. L. 1917) Pennsylvania-Act regulating the importation into the state of dependent, neglected, delinquent and defective children. (No. 287, P. L. 1917) Investigations Minnesota-Concurrent resolution for the appointment of a special committee of the House and Senate to consider bills relating to children. (Res. no. 1, 1917) Laws * Michigan-Laws relating to juveniles. 65p '16 Sec. of state Revision Missouri. Children's code comm. Complete revision of the laws for the welfare of Missouri children. 160p D '16 Commission was appointed by the Governor to revise and codify the laws relating to children, for submission to the 49th General assembly. Legislation Florida-From Ponce De Leon's times to ours. Survey 37:728-9 Mr 24 '17 Minnesota-For the children. W. W. Hodson. Survey 38:147 My 12 '17 Missouri-Enacting the children's code piecemeal. Survey 37:760-1 Mr 31 '17 Legislation, Comparative Children's codes for the various states. C. C. Carstens and others. Child Labor Bul 6:1522 My '17 Ordinances Sacramento, Cal.-Ordinance prohibiting persons under sixteen years of age from being on the streets, alleys and public places in the city at night after the hours of eight o'clock p.m., from January first to the last day of February inclusive, of each year, and from September first to the thirty-first day of December, of each year, after the hour of nine o'clock p.m., from March first to August thirty-first inclusive, of each year. (Ord. no. 274 3d ser. passed Mr 20 '17) Sacramento Official Gaz 3:8-9 Mr 26 '17 Placing in homes Are small boys unpopular? S C A A News 5:2 N '16 Child placing societies and the public schools. C: L. Chalfant. In Nat. conference of charities and correction. Proceedings, 1916, p 566-8 '16 Essentials in placing children in foster homes, by W. S. Reynolds: Child placing conditions in Ohio, by C. V. Williams. Ohio Bul Char & Correc 23:13-23 F '17 Indiana-State placing and supervision of children who are public wards. Eleanor Foster. Indiana Bul Char & Correc no 105 p 55-8 JI '16 Read before the National children's home society, Indianapolis, May 9, 1916. New York (city)-Children's home bureau has been organized under the direction of John A. Kingsbury, for the purpose of placing dependent children in homes rather than in institutions. It is planned to place out 1,000 new applicants in three years in order to demonstrate the value of providing them with home life. A special effort will be made to keep families together. The bureau is supported by private funds from which all expenses are paid, aside from the $3 a week allowed by the city for board and clothing for each child. The bureau will probably be taken over by the city at the end of the three-year demonstration. It is working now in conjunction with the department of charities. N 24 '16 Illinois-Act providing for the license and registration of every practitioner of chiropody in the state. Licenses may be revoked for unprofessional conduct. (S. B. 135, 1917) Massachusetts-Act providing for the registration of chiropodists by the board of registration in medicine. (Ch. 202, P. L. 1917) Minnesota-Act regulating the practice of chiropody. (Ch. 382, P. L. 1917) Rhode Island-Act regulating the practice of chiropody. (Ch. 1512, P. L. 1917) Vermont-Act regulating the practice chiropody by board of medical registration and licensed practitioners thereof. (No. 191, P. L. 1917) of West Virginia-Act regulating and licensing the practice of chiropody. (Ch. 41, P. L. 1917) Wisconsin-Act providing for the license of chiropodists. (Ch. 550, P. L. 1917) Chiropractice Legislation Connecticut-Act concerning the practice of chiropractice. State board of chiropractice examiners established; general regulations. (Ch. 410, P. L. 1917) North Carolina-Act creating and establishing a state board of chiropractice examiners. (Ch. 73, P. L. 1917) Cholera infantum Precautions against cholera infantum, cholera morbus, diarrhoea and dysentery. 8p Indiana bd. of health Chorea Huntington's chorea in relation to heredity and eugenics. C: B. Davenport. (Bul. no. 17) 195222p '15c O '16 Eugenics record office, Cold Spring Harbor, Long Island, N. Y. Reprinted from American Journal of Insanity, October, 1916. Christmas trees Christmas tree plantation. A. K. Chittenden. Mich Agric Col Exp Sta (Forestry dept.) Special Bul no 78 8p Ap '16 Community Christmas trees. Geraldine Ames. il Gard M 24:162-3 D '16 Church administration One-man business: running a church on a business basis. W. M. Tippy. forms System 32:52-4 J1 '17 Church and social problems American democracy and the modern church. Allan Hoben. Am J Soc 21:458-73; 22:489-502 Ja '16, '17 Church and the labor problem, special supplement issued with the Social Service Review for October 1916, is devoted entirely to the discussed subject of industrial relations. under the following titles: Church and the labor problem; Preach and practice the gospel of fair play; Strikes: their increase, cost and menace; Sympathetic strike; What the church thinks of the labor problem. Church and the movies. G: C. Dunlop. Inst Q 8:157-8 Mr 31 '17 Gates. Recreation and the church. H. W. (Principles and methods of religious educ.) 185p bibl il *$1 '17 Univ. of Chicago press Rural and community sociologist is a new department begun in the February, 1917, number of Rural Manhood, under the leadership of Ernest R. Groves, professor of sociology at New Hampshire state college. The department plans to be a meeting-place for the student of rural and community life, and the practical worker. The subjects briefly discussed for February are: Country minister and rural progress; Nearness of the rural minister to his people; Reading of country preachers; Teaching of rural sociology. * Using the resources of the country church. E. R. Groves. 152p 75c '17 Assn. press Conferences Purpose and methods of interchurch federations. Meeting called by the Federal council of churches of Christ in America, Pittsburgh, Pa., Oct. 1-4, 1917. R. B. Guild, sec., 105 E. Washington st., N. Y. Church of England Legislation, Proposed England-Rights of citizens and the rights of the church. R. C. P. Wolmer. Contemp 110: 574-83 N '16 Church unity Christian cooperation. F. H. Fox. R of Rs 54: 649 D '16 Church federation making good locally. Survey 37:727 Mr 24 '17 Churches united. Fredrick Lynch, il Ind 88: 387-8 D 4 '16 Cooperative unity of Protestant churches. Survey 37:414-16 Ja 6 '17 Need of a church theory for church unity. P. T. Forsyth. Contemp 111:357-65 Mr '17 New interdenominationalism. A. W. Anthony. Am J Theology 20:494-516 O '16 Present co-operation movement by the churches. Shailer Mathews. Bib World 49: 67-78 F '17 President's address at the quadrennial meeting of the Federal council of the churches of Christ in America, held in St. Louis, Dec. 6, 1916. Arizona-Act amending chapter 8, laws of 1913, pertaining to furnishing cigarettes or tobacco in any form to minors. (Ch. 9, P. L. 1917) Kansas-Act making it unlawful for any person to sell or give away cigarette papers, or to have them about a store, or place of business. The measure makes it unlawful to advertise cigarettes or cigarette papers for sale or gift. Makes it unlawful for any person to give or sell tobacco in any form to a minor, or to allow a minor using tobacco to frequent any place of business. Place of business is defined as any shop, factory, office, theater, recreation and dance hall, pool room, hotel, lodging house, street car, café, restaurant, interurban or railway passenger coach. Violation of any of the Cigarettes-Legislation-Continued provisions of the act is made punishable by a fine of from $25 to $100 for each offense. (Ch. 166, P. L. 1917) Minnesota-Act amending section 3202, laws of 1913, SO as to make the furnishing of cigarettes to minors a misdemeanor. (Ch. 245, P. L. 1917) New Jersey-Legislature has passed a bill prohibiting tobacco dealers from selling either the manufactured cigarettes or tobacco and paper for making them to boys under eighteen. The bill also makes it unlawful to give a minor a cigarette under another name. Mr 20 '17 New York (state)-Act amending section 484, changing the age limit for selling or furnishing cigarettes to a child from sixteen to eighteen. (Ch. 564, P. L. 1917) Oregon-Act prohibiting the sale of cigarettes to minors. (Ch. 244, P. L. 1917) Thirty-nine anti-tobacco bills before legislature. Nat Bul 9:138-9 Ap '17 Cincinnati, Ohio. Department of health Annual report for the year 1915. '16 Munic. ref. bur. (Public health-Reports) Cincinnati, O. Public schools 86th annual report, 1915. '16 (School reports) Citizenship Baltimore offers $1,000 for a national citizens' creed. H. L. Cooling. Baltimore Munic J 5:5 My 25 '17 Canadian citizenship. J. S. Woodsworth. Can Munic J 12:614-15 D '16 Danger of the alien vote in the United States: how the policies of our government might be determined by votes of subjects of foreign nations. R. W. McBride. Co-operator Ap '17 p 38 How to become a citizen. John Sanjean. 79p 50c '17 John Sanjean, 649 Tremont bldg., Boston Ideal citizenship. C. J. Yorath. Can Munic J 13:124 Ap '17 Philanthropy and citizenship. Frederic Almy. Psychology of citizenship. A. D. Weeks. (Nat. social science ser.) 152p *50c '17 McClurg This book is a study of the psychology of our relations to civic affairs and deals with mental traits affecting the quality of citizenship. Value of the classics in training for citizenship. Gonzalez Lodge. Teachers Col Rec 18: 111-21 Mr '17 Work of the public schools with the Bureau of naturalization in the preparation for citizenship responsibilities of the candidate for naturalization. 50p tables '17 U.S. bur. of naturalization Reprinted from the Annual report of the Commissioner of naturalization for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1916. See also Boy scouts; Immigrants-Americanization; Municipal employees-Citizenship Bibliography Recent views on the duties of citizenship: a bibliography submitted for graduation at the New York state library school. E. M. Hull. 29p Je '16 (Typew. $1.45) This list aims to include books and articles which treat of the duties and responsibilities of citizenship, from the practical side. Books and articles are included on business, social and professional ethics, social reform, ethics of advertising, thrift, conservation, the relation of education to citizenship and the duty of the church to political and civic life. Obtained only thru P. A. I. S. Conferences Citizenship convention. Proceedings of the first [meeting] held at Washington, D.C., July 10-15, 1916, under the auspices of the Bureau of naturalization, United States department of labor. 86p '17 U.S. dept. of labor Contains: Americanism, by L: F. Post; Evening schools for foreigners in the Northwest, by R. S. Coleman; Public schools in the Philippines and Hawaii, by C. B. Miller; Schools of the United States army, by E. Z. Steever; Americanizing a community, by J. H: Wagner; Rural night schools for aliens in northern Minnesota, by E. A. Freeman; Preparation for American citizenship and life, by P. P. Claxton; Methods of reaching and teaching illiterates, by C. W. Stewart; Outdoor school in Tacoma, Wash., by Albert Johnson; Civic preparedness and Americanization, by J. M. Berkey; Some of the problems of getting aliens into the night schools, by W. M. Ragsdale; What Portland, Ore. is doing to Americanize foreigners, by L. R. Alderman; What Boston is doing in immigrant education, by M. J. Downey; Industrial plan of education in Wisconsin, by A. H. Melville. Education Civics for coming Americans. Peter Roberts. 118p il maps 50c '17 Assn. press Purpose of this booklet is to put within reach of the foreign-born having a fair command of the English language such information as is required to pass the examination for naturalization. Course in citizenship. Edited by E. L. Cabot and others *$1.35 '16 Houghton the Subject is divided by grades into following headings: Home; School and playground; The neighborhood; Town and city; Our country; American ideals; The United States and the world; The world family. Dynamic civics: how the child in our schools may be taught power in citizenship. E. E. Hill. Survey 37:270-2 D 9 '16 In the laboratory of citizenship. Frank Trumbull. il Nation's Business 5:52-5 F '17 Navasota, Tex.-Teaching of civics in the public schools. Texas History Teachers' Bul 5: 9-12 N 15 '16 New Bedford, Mass.-Civics as taught in the New Bedford industrial school. R. B. Leonard. Educa 37:87-94 O '16 New kind of civics in the public schools. Hyman Feldman. Am City 15:650-2 D '16 State and education. S. McC. Lindsay. Teachers Col Rec 17:311-29 S '16 Teaching the introductory course in economics. C: E. Persons. Q J Econ 31:86-107 N '16 Training in the schools for civic efficiency. J. L. Barnard. Ann Am Acad 47:26-33 S '16 What are the opportunities before the high schools of the country in training men for public service and for efficient citizenship? B: C. Gruenberg. School and Soc 5:577-82 My 19 '17 What is civic education, by F: A. Cleveland; with a rejoinder, by E: A. Fitzpatrick. Nat Munic R 5:652-5 O 16 Bibliography Bibliography on training children for citizenship. Elizabeth Ohr. 32p Je '16 Univ. of Wisconsin, Library school (Typew. $1.60) Obtained only thru P. A. I. S. Legislation Massachusetts-Act amending law providing for training in the duties of citizenship in the public schools. (Ch. 169, P. L. 1917) Reports * Social studies in secondary education: a sixyear program adapted. both to the 6-3-3 and the 8-4 plans of organization. A. W: Dunn. US Bur Educ Bul 1916 no 28 63p '16 Report of the committee on social studies of the commission on the reorganization of secondary education of the National education association. Laws * Naturalization laws and regulations, Feb. 15, 1917. 36p '17 U.S. bur. of naturalization Legislation Germany-Paragraph twenty-five of the new German citizenship law. J. Mattern. No Am 204:857-68 D '16 Porto Rico-Bill granting suffrage to Porto Ricans has been passed by Congress. The bill provides for all residents to become citizens if they desire and certain qualifications Citizenship-Legislation-Continued are possessed. It also provides for a governor appointed by the President, an executive council composed of commissioners of justice, finance, interior, education, agriculture, labor and health, an attorney general and treasurer appointed by the President and a legislature elected by the people, the Senate to consist of nineteen members elected for four years, two each from seven districts, and five senators at large; the House of representatives to consist of 39 members elected quadrennially. The legislature is to elect a commissioner to the United States, and all its laws shall be subject to approval by Congress and the President shall have the veto power. F 20 '17 Legislation, Comparative Citizenship and residence requirements, civil service commissions, states and principal cities. Douglass Kilbin. 6p postage 2c (Typew.) D '16 Colo. civil service comm., Denver Revision of compilation listed in the 1916 Annual. Architectural side of city planning. W. R. B. Willcox. Seattle Munic N 6:3-5 O 28 '16; Same. Wash Munic 2:32-7 Ja '17 Atlanta, Ga.-Rebuilding after a big fire: a comprehensive scheme of city planning held to be the best insurance against conflagrations. John Corrigan, jr. il Fireman's Herald 73:495+ Je 16 '17 Baltimore, Md.-Civic center in its relation to a city plan and the grouping of public buildings. plan Baltimore Munic J 5:1 Mr 30 '17 "Bogue plans" today. W. R. B. Wilcox. map Seattle Munic N 6:2-5 My 5 '17 Paper read before the Washington chapter of the American institute of architects, April 4, 1917. Bridgeport, Conn.-City planning: John Nolen and F. B. Williams. Munic Eng 52:13 Ja '17 *California. Dept. of engineering. Program of conditions and instructions to govern a competition to be held for the purpose of selecting an architect for the San Francisco state building to be erected in the city and county of San Francisco, Cal. 48p il plans '16 State lib. Canada-Town planning outlook in Canada. Thomas Adams. Can Munic J 12:510-13 O '16 Paper presented to the 16th annual convention of the Union of Canadian municipalities, Aug. 21-23, 1916, Montreal Chicago, Ill.-Beginning of the lake front improvement. E: H. Bennett. il Am City 16: 230-3 Mr '17 City engineers should be the city planners. Thomas Adams. Eng Rec 78:247-8 My 3 '17 City planning. In H. G. James. Municipal functions, p 186-216 '17 *City planning. Thomas Adams. 23p '16 Cleveland chamber of commerce General discussion of city planning problems and argument for establishing federal, state and local bureaus with system of close cooperation. * City planning. F. G. Bates. bibl Indiana Bur Legislative Information Bul no 8 31p D '16 The purpose of this bulletin is to place before the reader in brief compass the meaning and scope of city planning and a few of the more important topics arising in connection with the subject. City planning. J. C. Nichols. Nat Real Estate J 13:277-83 My 15 '16 Address delivered before the 9th annual convention of the National association of real estate exchanges at New Orleans, La., March 29, 1916, and before the New Orleans association of commerce, April 1, 1916. City planning and beautification. Henry Busch. Gard Chron Am 21:167-8+ Ap '17 City planning and political areas. G: E. Hooker. Nat Munic R 6:337-45 My 17; Same cond. Am City 16:122-5 F '17 City planning in war time. G: B. Ford. Am Arch 111:345-8 Je 6 '17 City planning progress. Nat Munic R 6:110 Ja '17 City planning tour of the Indiana real estate men. C: R. Dryer. il Wildwood M 3:7-11+ D '16 Civic center schemes for Kansas City [Mo.], Contains the model regulations governing the allotting of property and laying out of streets other than main thoroughfares. Cleveland bridge problem and a proposed solution; The great rail and water terminal at Halifax; Fairmount parkway out of the throes of litigation and soon to be realized; Various city-planning activities. Am Inst Arch J 4:395-9 S '16 Doncaster, Eng.-Town planning in Doncaster. Dublin, Ireland-Plans announced for a new France-What city planning means during war time: some of the existing conditions as seen by the American industrial commission, sent to France. G: B. Ford. Rec and Guide 99: 755-6 Je 2 '17 Fundamental considerations in the making of plats. A. H. Dimock. Eng & Contr 23:21-2 Ja 3 '17; Same. Wash Munic 2:3-13 Ja '17 Paper presented at the 7th annual convention of the League of the Washington municipalities. |