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Hammond, John Hays, & Jenks, J. W.

330.9 H225 Great American issues, political, social, economic (a constructive study). 1921. Scribner.

The authors, thinking and responsible men, have put forward intelligent and considered thoughts on many of the social and economic problems which have a vital bear. ing on conditions of life in this country and at this time. Condensed from Boston transcript, 1921.

Hughes, Ray Osgood.

Economic civics. 1921. Allyn.

Text-book for high school students.

330.9 H89

The author is (1921) instructor in history at

330.9 K31 1920.

Peabody High School, Pittsburgh.

Klein, Julius.

The mesta; a study in Spanish economic history, 1273-1836. Harvard University Press. (Harvard economic studies.)

"Bibliography," p.401-422.

Awarded the David A. Wells prize for the year 1917-18, and published from the income of the David A. Wells fund.

A study of the history of the "Honorable Assembly of the Mesta," the Castilian sheep raisers' gild, which had a long and active life from 1273 to 1836, and played a vital part in the adjustment of problems involving overseas trade, public lands, pasturage, and taxation. Condensed from Preface.

Laut, Agnes Christina.

Fur trade of America. 1921.

Macmillan.

338.1 L37

"The story of the great fur companies, the habits of the fur-bearing animals and the methods of hunting them and making their pelts into garments, the attempt to raise these animals on farms-all are described entertainingly and with full knowledge. In addition, complete descriptions of furs, dyed and undyed, are given which will be helpful to every woman who buys...a fur garment." Outlook, 1921.

Litman, Simon.

qr 338.5 L74

Prices and price control in Great Britain and the United States during the world war. 1920. Oxford University Press, Amer. branch. Issued in the series Preliminary economic studies of the war by the Division of economics and history of the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace.

Bibliographical foot-notes.

Noyes, Pierrepont B.

330.9 N48

While Europe waits for peace; describing the progress of economic and political demoralization in Europe during the year of American hesitation. 1921. Macmillan.

The author was American Rhineland commissioner from April 1919 to June 1920. Pittsburgh, Citizens Committee on City Plan.

q 331.85 P67 Pittsburgh playgrounds, being the first portion of a report upon the recreation system, a part of the Pittsburgh plan. 1920.

(Report no.1.)

The same..

United States-Treasury department.

Pittsburgh.

qr 331.85 P671

r 331.84 U257

Outline suggested for teaching thrift in elementary schools; issued by the Savings division, U. S. treasury department. 1919.

"Bibliography," p.21.

Labor

Bing, Alexander M.

331.89 B48

• War-time strikes and their adjustment, with an introduction by Felix Adler. 1921. Dutton.

"A survey of the various agencies of mediation and adjustment, of their policies and their principal decisions." Nation, 1921.

Close, Charles L.

331.8 C61

Welfare work in the steel industry; an address at the annual meeting of the American Iron and Steel Institute, the Commodore hotel, New York city, May 28, 1920. 1920.

The author is (1920) manager of the bureau of safety, sanitation, and welfare of the United States Steel Corporation.

The same.

Donovan, Frances.

The woman who waits. 1920. Badger.

.r 331.8 C61

331.4 D72w

An interesting account of the author's nine months experience as a waitress in the restaurants of Chicago. The very readable style in which it is written adds to the vividness of the picture which she aims to draw, and in no way detracts from the scientific worth of the work. Condensed from American journal of sociology, 1921.

Frost, Stanley.

Labor and revolt. 1920. Dutton.

331 F96

"A graphic but not scientific story of 'Red' designs and artifice to mislead organized labor into furthering the aims of the revolutionists." American economic review, 1921.

Gulick, Sidney Lewis.

331.4 G96

Working women of Japan. 1915. Missionary Education Movement of the United States and Canada. (Library of Christian progress.) Minnesota-Public safety commission.

r 331.4 M727w Women in industry in Minnesota in 1918; field investigation carried on by Women in industry committee, Council of national defence and Bureau of women and children; written by Carol Aronovici, special agent for the state department of labor and industries. [1920.]

This report gives the results of a survey made by the Committee of women in industry, Women's division, Minnesota commission of public safety, United States council of national defense and the Bureau of women and children, Minnesota department of labor and industries. The survey was begun in March 1918 and was closed in December 1919. The investigation was carried on under the auspices of the Committee on women in industry of the Council of national defense.

Reed, Mrs Anna (Yeomans).

331.3 R28j

Junior wage earners; prepared especially for the information and use of business men, normal schools, teachers' colleges, public school teachers and employees of the United States employment service [written with the assistance of] Wilson Woelpper. 1920. Macmillan. Contains bibliographical foot-notes.

Rowntree, Benjamin Seebohm, & Lasker, Bruno.

Unemployment; a social study. 1911. Macmillan.

331.8 R79u

"Based on first-hand study of a local situation [in York, England]. The method of inquiry, as well as the assembling and classifying of facts, measures up to the most exacting requirements of careful work; and conclusions are so qualified as to be safely within the margin of truthful statement." Annals of the American Academy, 1912.

United States-State department.

r 338.9 U256r

Report on international action and machinery regulating labor and international labor opinion as to peace terms. 1919.

Vorse, Mrs Mary Marvin (Heaton).

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331.89 V38

Descriptive sketches, personal observations, and stories of the steel strike of 1919 by one who was in complete sympathy with the strikers.

Banking. Finance

Babson, Roger Ward.

332.6 B11

1920.

Business barometers used in the accumulation of money; a text book on applied economics for merchants, bankers and investors. Babson Institute, Inc.

Langston, Loyd Helvetius.

332.1 L26

Practical bank operation; prepared under the direction of the Educational committee of the National City Bank of New York. 2v. 1921. Ronald Press Co.

McCaleb, Walter Flavius.

332.1 M12

Present and past banking in Mexico [written] under the auspices of the Doheny foundation. 1920. Harper.

"Bibliography," p.261-262.

The object is "to trace the history of the credit institutions of the country from their initial stages down to the present time," and "to stress the salient facts in the extraordinary story of the rise and fall of banking in our neighboring republic." Preface. Mathewson, Park.

332.5 M47

Acceptances, trade and bankers', with an introduction by W. W. Orr. 1921. Appleton.

Sprague, Charles Ezra.

r 332.8 S76

Extended bond tables, giving accurate values to eight places of decimals, or to the nearest cent on $1,000,000, comprising all rates from 14% to 10%. 1915. Ronald Press Co.

Taxation

[Guernsey, Rocellus Sheridan.]

r 336.2 G95

Taxation; intelligent criticism on a mortgage tax, the tax on savings bank surplus, tax on capital and surplus of banks and trust companies, the tax on stock sales, the liquor license tax, application and apportionment of taxes and revenues. [1905. Privately printed.]

Signed in manuscript: R. S. Guernsey.

[Guernsey, Rocellus Sheridan.]

r 336.23 G95

Why the taxation of personal property is a failure in New York; local option and land tax considered. [1900. Privately printed.]

Signed in manuscript: R. S. Guernsey.

Young, Lewis Emanuel.

r 336.2 Y38

Mine taxation in the United States. 1917. [University of Illinois.] "Bibliography," p.258-266.

Thesis for Ph. D., University of Illinois.

Reprinted from the "University of Illinois studies in the social sciences," v.5, no.4.

Law

Bryce, James.

342.7 B84b

Bryce on American democracy; selections from "The American commonwealth" and "The hindrances to good citizenship;" ed. by M. G. Fulton. 1920. Macmillan. (Macmillan's pocket American and English classics.)

"Bibliography," pref. p.23.

Canada External affairs department.

r 341.2 C16

Treatise and agreements affecting Canada in force between His Majesty and the United States of America, with subsidiary documents, 1814-1913; comp. under the direction of Sir Robert Borden, secretary of state for external affairs.

1915.

Carnegie Endowment for International Peace

qr 341.6 C21p

Division of international law. Proceedings of the Hague peace conferences; translation of the official texts; prepared under the supervision of J. B. Scott; the conference of 1907. v.1. 1920. Oxford University Press. (Publications.) Plenary meetings of the conference.

V.I.

343.12 H33

Harvey Humphrey Baker, upbuilder of the juvenile court. 1920. Judge Baker foundation. (Judge Baker foundation. Publication no.1.)

Contents: Harvey Humphrey Baker; man and judge, by R. M. Cushman.-Judge Baker's review of the first five years of the Boston juvenile court.-Statistics, for purposes of comparison, of the second five years.-Judge Baker on the procedure of the Boston juvenile court.-The work of the Judge Baker foundation, by William Healy and A. F. Bronner.

M'Lachlan, Mrs Jessie (M'Intosh), defendant.

343.1 M19

Trial of Mrs M'Lachlan; ed. by William Roughead. [1911.] Hodge. (Notable Scottish trials.)

"Brief bibliography of the M'Lachlan case," p.336-339.

Tried in Glasgow, 1862, for the murder of Jessie M'Pherson.

Taft, William Howard.

341.6 T13t

Taft papers on league of nations; ed. by Theodore Marburg and H. E. Flack. 1920. Macmillan.

Thurtell, John, defendant.

Trial of Thurtell and Hunt; ed. by E. R. Watson.

Law Book Co. (Notable English trials.)

Contains bibliographical foot-notes.

Trial for the murder of William Weare.

United States-Judiciary committee. (Senate.)
Constitutionality of the treaty between the

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r 341.2 U254 United States and

France; report (pursuant to S. res. 154.) [1919.] (66th cong. 1st sess. Senate. Rept. no.215.)

Submitted by Mr Walsh of Montana from the subcommittee of the Committee on the judiciary.

"Agreement between the United States and France signed at Versailles, June 28, 1919, p.1-3.

"Speeches of Senator Thomas J. Walsh of Montana and Senator Frank B. Kellogg of Minnesota,” p.7-32.

Wainwright, Henry, defendant.

343.1 W14

Trial of the Wainwrights; ed. by H. B. Irving, with an appreciation of the editor by Sir Edward Marshall Hall. Book Co. (Notable English trials.)

[1920.]

Canada Law

Trial for the murder of Harriet Louisa Lane.

Warrin, Frank Lord.

r 341.3 W24

Neutrality of Belgium; completed Nov. 9, 1918.

1918. Govt.

Print. Off.

"Bibliography," p.5-10.

Wilson, George Grafton.

341.6 W76

First year of the League of Nations, with the covenant of the League of Nations in an appendix. 1921. Little.

A summary of the work of the league up to January 10, 1921, attempting to show what those engaged in the work hoped to accomplish, and believed they had accomplished when they separated. Condensed from Foreword.

The author is (1921) professor of international law at Harvard University.

York, Elizabeth.

341.6 Y32 Leagues of nations, ancient, mediaeval and modern. 1919. Swarthmore Press.

Contents: Ancient Greek leagues.-Dante's "De monarchia."-Henry the Fourth's "grand design.". Grotius on arbitration. William Penn's "European diet." Saint Pierre's "perpetual peace." Rousseau's "European federation." - Kant's "everlasting peace."-Bentham's "international tribunal."-Alexander I and the Holy alliance.-Appendices: The temple of Delphi; The College of Fetials; Augustus Caesar; William Penn; Alexander I and the hermit Theodor Kuzmich; Ter Meulen's list of international

schemes.

"List of books consulted," p.332-337.

Military Science

Johnson, Stanley Currie.

r 355.142 J36

The medal collector; a guide to naval, military, air-force and civil medals and ribbons. 1921. Jenkins.

"Bibliography," p.311-312.

Solomon, Solomon Joseph.

Strategic camouflage. 1920. Murray.

qr 355.4 S68

A discussion of the application of art to war, the greater part of which is concerned with the analysis of photographs disclosing German camouflage methods. from Preface.

United States-War department.

Cavalry tactics. 3 pts. in 1v. 1863.

Condensed

r 357 U25c

Contents: School of the trooper, of the platoon and of the squadron: dismounted, mounted, evolution of a regiment.

Bonser, Frederick Gordon.

Education

Elementary school curriculum. 1921. Macmillan.

375 B62

This book develops the fundamental principles of selection of subject matter and makes application of these principles by offering a suggestive curriculum which may be adapted to the present day needs of elementary schools. Condensed from Foreword.

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