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THE LIBRARY LOG Dental Clinics New York City Socialist aldermanic dele- gation-Bureau of investigation and re- search. Outline of data on school dental clinics. N. Y. 1918. 7p. 373.122N48o Disorderly Conduct House, Frederick B. Application of the law of disorderly conduct to illegal public speaking and the distribution of improper printed matter. N. Y. 1917. 16p. 343.721H81 'This pamphlet is not intended as a thorough legal discussion of the question of a free press and of free speech. It is intended as a partial aid to the City magistrates and the police au- thorities in dealing with the present condition in the city of New York respecting public speak- ing and the distribution of a certain class of printed matter.'' Electrolysis Wyer, Samuel S. Digest of publications of Bureau of standards on electrolysis of un- derground structures caused by the disin- tegrating action of stray electric currents from electric railways. Columbus, 0. 1918. 96p. 481.4W99 Pamphlet distributed by the TJ. S. Bureau of standards. Eminent Domain Great Britain-Reconstruction, Ministry of -Committee on the acquisition of land for public purposes. Report dealing with the law and practice relating to the ac- quisition and valuation of land for pub- lic purposes. Lond. 1918. 57p. 347.21G79 This report recommends a simplification of the system of land condemnation preparatory to the undertaking after the war by governmental agencies of many activities which before the war were carried on by private enterprise. Fuel MacGregor, Ford H. Municipal coal yards. Madison, 1918. 21p. (Wisconsin univer- sity-Extension division, municipal refer- ence bul. no 4) 455.8M17 Garbage Providence, R. I.-Council-Joint commit- tees on finance and health. Report rela- tive to investigation on the question of the disposal of garbage and ashes. Provi- dence, 1917. 10p. 484.1P94 This investigation was made with particular reference to the war situation, which means les- sened garbage and an increased cost of machinery and construction. Housing Brown, Udetta D. Houses of Amsterdam, N. Y.; with some notes on the prevalence of tuberculosis. [Amsterdam, N. Yj 1917. 61p. 331.83lAm8 . Investigation and report made for the Amster- dam committee on tuberculosis of the State char- ities aid association. Woodruff, Clinton Rogers. Municipal meas- ures for better housing. Texas municipal- ities, far. 1918. 331.83W86 Janitors Richardson, Robert E. Selection and super- vision of janitors. American school board jour. May, 1918. 371.33Z Lighting Magdsick, H. H. Effective application of protective lighting. (in Electrical world, June 15, 1918, p. 1268-72. Markets How to establish rural express routes with trucks to haul fresh foods. Commercial vehicle, May 15, 1918. 382.5C73 Milk Bronson, Wesley H. Cost of milk produc- tion in Massachusetts. Amherst, 1918. 20p. (Massachusetts agricultural college, extension bul. no 19) 614.32B78 Clement, Clarence E. and Warber, G. P. Market milk business of Detroit, Mich., in 1915. Wash. 1918. 28p. (U. S.-Agri- culture, Dept of, bul. no 639) 614.32C59m Milwaukee Departmental Reports Milwaukee, Wis.-Fire department. Report. 1917. Mothers' Pensions Huestis, Mrs. Archibald M. Mothers' pen- sions vs. provincial aid for children. Cana- dian public health jour. April, 1918. 362.62H87 Pensions Fitch, John A. For value received: discus- sion of industrial pensions. Survey, May 25, 1918. 362.6F55 New Jersey chamber of commerce. Police, firemen's and other local employees' pen- sion systems in New Jersey. N. J. state research, Feb. 1918, supplement section 3, consecutive no 11. 351.8N46p Rietz, H. L. Pensions for public employees. American political science review, May, 1918. . 351.8R44 Public Health Wile, Ira S. Public health publicity and education through public schools. Amer- ican jour. of public health, May, 1918. 373.1W64 14
THE LIBRARY LOG Public Works Sullivan, Thomas F. Placing Boston's pub- lic works on a business basis. Boston cur- rent affairs, June 17, 1918. 450Z Purchasing Fawcett, Waldon. Purchasing by allocation. Purchasing agent, May, 1918. 453.5F28p Schools Trounstine, Helen S. and Hart, Hornell. Retardation in Cincinnati public elemen- tary schools. Cin. 1918. 44p. (Helen S. Trounstine foundation, studies, no 1) 374.23T75 Sewage Allen, Kenneth. Development of sewage treatment. Municipal engineering, June, 1918. 483AL5s State Administration Schurtz, Shelby B. State public service commission idea. [Grand Rapids, Mich. 1917] 19p. 354.2Sch8 Address delivered before the League of Mich- igan municipalities, June, 1917. Street Lighting Dunklin, Gilbert T. Saving coal by efficient street lighting. American city, June, 1918. 498D92s Jourdan, F. M. Some hints on economical and ornamental street lighting. Munic- ipal engineering, June, 1918. 498J82 Street Railways Milwaukee electric railway and light com- pany vs. City of Milwaukee. Brief of the city of Milwaukee in the matter of the petition of T. M. E. R. & L. Co. for an order prescribing rates of fares and limits of zones and a modification of orders ef- fecting service and for other relief. Milw. [19181 77p. 388.1M64 Before the Railroad commission of Wisconsin. Rhode Island- Legislature - Special com- mission for the investigation of the affairs of the Rhode Island company. Report. Providence, 1918. 69p. 388.1R3 United States-District of Columbia, Com- mittee on, House. Municipal ownership of street railways in the District of Co- lumbia. Wash. 1918. 26p. (65th cong. 2d sess. H. R. no 410) 388.5W27 Report accompanies H. R. 289. Teachers Basic principles in the making of a salary schedule for teachers. American school board jour. Mar. 1918. 372.5Evlb Outline of fundamental facts upon which the Evanston, Ill., Teachers' committee based its recommendations for a salary schedule. Salaries of teachers and the cost of living. School and society, May 25, June 1, 8, 15, 1918. 372.5Sch6 Compilation based on a questionnaire sent to the superintendents of schools of cities over 10,000. Teachers' Pensions New Jersey chamber of commerce. Teach- ers' retirement systems in New Jersey: their fallacies and evolution, pt. 1. N. J. state research, Feb. 1918, supplement sec- tion 3, consecutive no 10. 372.6N46 Tuberculosis Newsholme, Arthur. Relations of tubercu- losis to war conditions with remarks on some aspects of the administrative con- trol of tuberculosis. Lancet, Oct. 20, 1917. 614.48N47 Typhoid Fever Spalding, Heman, and Bundesen, Herman N. Control of typhoid fever in Chicago. American jour. of public health. May, 1918. 614.44Spl. Vocational Guidance Delaney, Edward C. School boys who pay. Survey, May 25, 1918. 374.26D37 Article describes employment out of school hours of N. Y. city high school pupils. War Chests Kenosha plan for raising war relief fund. Kenosha, Wis. [1918] Why and how of the Elgin patriot's fund for war relief. Elgin, Ill. 1918 Waste Utilization Waste paper collection: what the local au- thorities are doing. London municipal jour. Feb. 15, 1918. 484.3L84 Water Purification Jennings, C. A. Some results secured by chlorine compounds in water purification and sewage treatment. Municipal engi- neering, June, 1918. 481.541J44c Workmen's Homes Allen, Leslie H. Industrial housing prob- lems. Bost. 1917. 31p. 331.835AL5i Pamphlet published by the Aberthaw construc- tion company. United States-Industrial housing and trans- portation, Bureau of. Standards recom- mended for permanent industrial housing developments. Wash. 1918. 15p. (U. S. -Labor, Dept of, bul.) 331.835X1 15