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 THE SOCIAL SURVEY: 
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THE SOCIAL SURVEY: A BIBLIOGRAPHY 
 
 Compiled by Zenas L. Potter 
 
 Russell Sage Foundation, Department of Surveys ^iid Exhibits 
 
 This bibliography aims to be comprehensive rather than ^elective. .! Atlthe's&ni ll'riv, ty ke^p-it within bounds, 
 the compiler has had to be arbitrary in limiting its scope. Only reports of surveys in th'e United States and Canada 
 are listed. City plan reports, included in the previous edition (Library Bulletin, Number 2), have been omitted 
 because there are many excellent city plan bibliographies. Moreover, reports on special subjects such as public 
 health, schools, etc., unless they deal with all phases of the subject, have not been listed, save in a few instances 
 where general reports are few. Thus, though public health and school survey reports are included, infant mortality 
 and vocational education reports are not. 
 
 The printed material listed in this bibliography is to be found in the Russell Sage Foundation Library, where it 
 may be consulted by the public. This material is not for distribution by the library, however, and requests for all 
 reports should be addressed to the publisher or author. Unless price is given, publications are for free distribution. 
 
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 PURPOSE AND METHOD 
 
 CITY SURVEYS 
 
 Aronovici, Carol. Knowing one's own 
 .ommunity. 77 p. Boston, American Uni- 
 i tarian association, n. d. 
 
 Blackmar, F. W. Purpose and benefit of 
 social surveys. Burgess, E. W. Social sur- 
 vey exhibits, (in Kansas municipalities. 
 v. 1, no. 10, September 1915) 
 
 Byington, M. F. What social workers 
 should know about their own communities. 
 32 p. N. Y. Russell Sage Foundation. 
 Charity organization dept. 1912. (5 cents) 
 
 Carroll, C. E. Community survey in re- 
 lation to church efficiency. 14 -f- 120 p. N. 
 ' Y. Abingdon press, 1915. ($1.00) 
 
 Daniels, John. Social survey; its 
 sons, methods and results, (in Nat 'I 
 ference of charities and correction, 
 ceedings. 1910, p. 236-40) 
 
 Elmer, M. C. Social surveys of urban 
 communities. 73 p. Menasha, Wis. Geo. 
 Banta pub. co. 1914. (75 cents) 
 
 Fisher, F. B. and others. (The) Way to 
 win. 192 p. N. Y. Laymen's missionary 
 movement of the Methodist church, 1915. 
 
 Contains chapter on how to make community surveys 
 from standpoint of the church. 
 
 Gillin, J. L. Social survey and its further 
 development, (in American statistical asso- 
 ciation publications. New series no. Ill, 
 vol. 14, September 1915) 
 
 Harrison, S. M. Development of social 
 surveys. 12 p. N. Y. Russell Sage Foun- 
 dation. Dept. of surveys and exhibits, 1913. 
 
 (Also in Nat'l conference of charities and correction. 
 Proceedings. 1913, p. 345-53) 
 
 Kellogg, P. U., Harrison, S. M. and 
 
 others. Social Survey. 62 p. N. Y. Rus- 
 sell Sage Foundation. Dept. of surveys and 
 exhibits, 1912. (Out of print) 
 
 Milwaukee (Wis.). Bureau of economy 
 and efficiency. Bulletins nos. 1-19. Mil- 
 waukee, The Bureau, 1911-12. 
 
 Nos. 1 and 19 give plans and results of the work of the 
 Bureau. 
 
 Riley, T. J. Sociology and social surveys, 
 (in American journal of sociology, v. 16, 
 p. 818-33, May 1911) 
 
 Wilson, W. H. Community study for 
 cities. 119 p. N. Y. Missionary education 
 movement of the U. S. and Canada, 1912. 
 (35 cents) 
 
 RURAL SURVEYS 
 
 Bailey, L. H. Survey-idea in country life 
 work. 21 p. Ithaca, N. Y. The Author, 
 1911. 
 
 Branson, E. C. (The) Georgia Club at 
 the State normal school, Athens, Ga. for the 
 study of rural sociology. 41 p. (U. S. 
 Bureau of education. Bulletin. 1913, no. 23) 
 
 Galpin, C. J. Method of making a social 
 survey of a rural community. Ill p. Madi- 
 son, Wis. 1912. (University of Wisconsin. 
 Agricultural experiment station. Circular of 
 information no. 29) 
 
 Galpin, C. J. and Davies, G. W. Social 
 surveys of rural school districts. 15 p. Mad- 
 ison, Wis. 1914. (University of Wisconsin. 
 Agricultural experiment station. Circular of 
 information no. 51) 
 
 Gillin, J. L. Application of the social 
 survey to small communities, (in American 
 sociological society. Papers and proceedings. 
 v. 6, 1911, p. 70-81). ($3.00) 
 
 Taft, A. B. Community study for coun- 
 try districts. 137 p. N. Y. Missionary ed- 
 ucation movement of the U. S. and Canada, 
 1912. (35 cents) 
 
 Wells, G. F. Social survey for rural com- 
 munities. 23 p. N. Y. The Author, 150 
 Fifth Ave. 1911. (10 cents) 
 
 SPECIAL SUBJECT SURVEYS 
 
 Allen, W. H. How to start a survey of 
 your city's business, (in American city, 
 v. 8, p. 252-54, March 1913) 
 
 Aronovici, Carol. Housing survey, (in 
 Annals of the American academy of political 
 and social science, v. 51, p. 125-131, Janu- 
 ary 1914) 
 
 Ayres, L. P. Educational surveying, (in 
 Cleveland Engineering society journal. July 
 1915, p. 31-57) 
 
 Ayres, L. P. School surveys, (in School 
 and society, v. 1, p. 577-581, April 24, 
 1915) 
 
 Buchner, E. F. School surveys, (in 
 U. S. Bureau of education. Report of com- 
 missioner. 1914, p. 513-562) 
 
 Curtis, F. R. Collection of social survey 
 material. 15 p. Chicago, A. L. A. pub. 
 board, 1915. (15 cents) 
 
Curtis, H. Ss EfoygroundU survey. . (in 
 American journal' ;o^socioJ6gy.- V. 19} p. 
 792-812, May 1914) 
 
 Federal CotfnCii.^ci ICKurcttes of Christ 
 in America.' WKat* 'every church 1 'should 
 know about its community. 18 p. N. Y. 
 The Council, 105 E. 22nd St. n. d. 
 
 Haynes, Rowland. How a community 
 may find out and plan for its recreation 
 needs, (in Nat, education association. Pro- 
 ceedings. 1912, p. 230-34) 
 
 Haynes, Rowland. Making a recreation 
 survey, (in Playground, v. 7, p. 19-25, 
 April 1913) 
 
 National society for the study of edu- 
 cation. Plans for organizing school surveys 
 and a summary of typical school surveys, 
 (in its 13th Year book. 1914, pt. 2) 85 p. 
 Chicago. University of Chicago press. 
 
 Potter, Z. L. Correctional reforms and 
 correctional surveys, (in Delinquent, v. 5, 
 p. 7-10, April 1915) 
 
 Schneider, jr., Franz. Relation of the 
 social survey to public health authorities. 
 2 p. N. Y. Russell Sage Foundation. 
 Dept. of surveys and exhibits, 1913. (2 
 cents) 
 
 Stone, J. T. Value of a church commu- 
 nity survey, (in Survey, v. 29, p. 877-880, 
 March 22, 1913) 
 
 GENERAL SOCIAL SURVEY REPORTS 
 CITY SURVEYS 
 
 Albany (N. Y.). Some facts about Al- 
 bany, by M. V. Hun. 30 p. Albany, The 
 Author, 1912. 
 
 Belleville (Kan.). Belleville social sur- 
 vey, by E. W. Burgess and J. J. Sippy. 70 p. 
 Lawrence, Kan. University of Kansas, n. d. 
 (25 cents) 
 
 Birmingham (Ala.). Smelting iron ore 
 and civics, by P. U. Kellogg, S. M. Harrison, 
 and others, (in Survey, v. 27, p. 1451-1556, 
 January 6, 1913). 
 
 Copies obtainable from Russell Sage Foundation. 
 Dept. of Surveys and exhibits. (25 cents) 
 
 Buffalo (N. Y.). Americanizing eighty 
 thousand Poles, by John Daniels, (in Sur- 
 vey, v. 24, p. 373-385, June 4, 1910) 
 
 Chicago (111.). Reports of the Bureau of 
 social surveys, (in Chicago. Department of 
 public welfare. Semi-annual report, 1914/15. 
 
 Coopersburg (Pa.). Coopersburg sur- 
 vey, by T. M. Morrison. 34 p. Easton, Pa. 
 Moravian country church association, 1915. 
 (25 cents) 
 
 Fargo (N. D.). Social survey of Fargo, 
 by Social science department, Fargo college 
 under M. C. Elmer. 46 p. Fargo, Associ- 
 ated charities, 1915. (25 cents) 
 
 Fort William (Can.). Report of a pre- 
 liminary and general social survey of Fort 
 William, by B. M. Stewart. 36 p. Toronto, 
 Board of social service and evangelism, Pres- 
 byterian church, 1913. (30 cents) 
 
 Hamilton (Can.). Report of a prelimi- 
 nary and general social survey of Hamilton, 
 by B. M. Stewart. 49 p. Toronto, Board of 
 social service and evangelism, Presbyterian 
 church, 1913. (30 cents) 
 
 Honolulu (H. I.). Honolulu social sur- 
 vey. 5 pamphlets. Honolulu, Board of 
 trustees of Kaiulani home for girls, 1912. 
 
 Industrial conditions of women and girls in Honolulu, 
 by Frances Blascoer. 
 
 Dependent children, by Frances Blascoer. 
 The social evil, by J. A. Rath. 
 Housing conditions, by J. A. Rath. 
 Family budgets, by J. A. Rath. 
 
 Kansas City (Mo.). Reports of public 
 welfare board. Kansas City, The Board, 
 1911 date. 
 
 Contain reports of many investigations of civic and 
 social subjects. 
 
 London (Can.). London survey, by 
 W. A. Riddell and A. J. W. Myers. 99 p. 
 Toronto, Board of social service and evange- 
 lism, Presbyterian church, 1913. (25 cents) 
 
 Los Angeles (Cal.). Better city; a soci- 
 ological study of a modern city, by D. W. 
 Bartlett. 248 p. Los Angeles, The Author, 
 510 Vignes St. 1907. ($1.00 net) 
 
 Lowell (Mass.). Record of a city, by 
 George Kengott. 257 p. N. Y. Macmillan, 
 1912. ($3.00 net) 
 
 Milwaukee (Wis.). Bureau of economy 
 and efficiency. Bulletins 1 to 19. Milwau- 
 kee, The Bureau, 1911-12. (Out of print) 
 
 Bulletins give reports of 18 months' investigations of 
 civic and social problems. 
 
 Montclair (N. J.). Need and scope of a 
 social survey, by A. T. Burns. 23 p. Mont- 
 clair, Survey committee, 1912. 
 
 Newburgh (N. Y.). Newburgh survey. 
 Z. L. Potter, Director of field work. 104 p. 
 N. Y. Russell Sage Foundation. Dept. of 
 surveys and exhibits, 1913. (15 cents) 
 
 New Haven (Conn.). Documents of the 
 Civic federation. 15 pamphlets. New 
 Haven, The Federation, 1909-15. 
 
 15 pamphlets on local civic and social conditions. 
 
 Newport (R. I.). Newport survey of 
 social problems, by Carol Aronovici. 59 p. 
 Newport, Survey committee, P. O. Box 182, 
 1911. (25 cents) 
 
 Pictou (Can.). Report of a preliminary 
 and general social survey of Pictou. Toronto, 
 Board of social service and evangelism, Pres- 
 byterian church, 1915. (30 cents) 
 
 Pittsburgh (Pa.). Economic survey of 
 Pittsburgh, by J. T. Holdsworth. 229 p. 
 Pittsburgh, The Author, 1912. 
 
Pittsburgh (Pa.). Pittsburgh survey. 
 P. U. Kellogg, ed. 6 v. N. Y. Charities pub. 
 committee, 1909-14. (Russell Sage Foun- 
 dation publication) 
 
 1. Women and the trades, by E. B. Butler. ($1.72) 
 
 2. Work -accidents and the law, by Crystal Eastman. 
 ($1.72) 
 
 3. The Steel workers, by John Fitch. ($1.73) 
 
 4. Homestead: the households of a mill town, by 
 M. F. Byington. ($1.70) 
 
 5. Pittsburgh district: civic frontage, by E. T. De- 
 vine, R. A. Woods, A. T. Burns, F. E. Wing, S. M. Har- 
 rison, F. Lattimore, L. V. North, and others. ($2.70) 
 
 6. Wage-earning Pittsburgh, by P. U. Kellogg, J. R. 
 Commons, F. Kelley, P. Roberts, R. R. Wright, J. 
 Forbes, and others. ($2.50) 
 
 Port Arthur (Can.). Report of a pre- 
 liminary and general social survey of Port 
 Arthur, by B. M. Stewart. 27 p. Toronto, 
 Board of social service and evangelism, Pres- 
 byterian church, 1913. (30 cents) 
 
 Porto Rico. Study of certain social, ed- 
 ucational and industrial problems in Porto 
 Rico, by Meyer Bloomfield. 28 p. Boston, 
 The Author, 1912. 
 
 Providence, (R. I.). Modern city, by 
 William Kirk. 363 p. Chicago, Univer- 
 sity of Chicago press, 1909. ($2.50) 
 
 Reading (Pa.). Report on a survey of 
 the municipal departments and the school 
 district, by N. Y. Bureau of municipal re- 
 search. 8 pamphlets. Reading, Chamber 
 of commerce, 1913. (10 cents each) 
 
 1. Department of health. 46 p. 
 
 2. Department of markets. 10 p. 
 
 3. Public library. 9 p. 
 
 4. Department of water. 25 p. 
 
 5. Department of police. 65 p. 
 
 6. Department of parks. 7 p. 
 
 7. Department of fire. 44 p. 
 
 8. Reading school district. 28 p. 
 
 Regina (Can.). Report of a preliminary 
 and general social survey of Regina, by J. S. 
 Woodsworth. 48 p. Toronto, Board of 
 social service and evangelism, Presbyterian 
 church, 1913. (30 cents) 
 
 St. Catherines (Can.). Report of a pre- 
 liminary and general social survey of St. 
 Catherines. Toronto, Board of social ser- 
 vice and evangelism, Presyterian church, 
 1915. (30 cents) 
 
 San Diego (Cal.). Pathfinder social sur- 
 vey of San Diego, by E. S. and F. A. King. 
 48 p. San Diego, College woman's club, 
 1914. (15 cents) 
 
 Scran ton (Pa.). Scranton in quick re- 
 view, by S. M. Harrison and others. 31 p. 
 Scranton, Century club, 1913. (10 cents) 
 
 Springfield (111.). (The) Springfield sur- 
 vey. S. M. Harrison, Director. 10 pamph- 
 lets. N. Y. Russell Sage Foundation. Dept. 
 of surveys and exhibits, 1915. 
 
 Public schools, by L. P. Ayres. 152 p. (25 cents) 
 Care of mental defectives, the insane and alcoholics, 
 by W. L. Tread way. 46 p. (15 cents) 
 
 Recreation, by L. F. Hanmer and C. A. Perry. 133 p. 
 (25 cents) 
 
 Housing, by John Ihlder. 24 p. (15 cents) 
 Public health, by Franz Schneider, jr. 14 + 159 p. 
 (25 cents) 
 
 Correctional system, by Z. L. Potter. 185 p. (25 
 cents) 
 
 Charities, by F. H. McLean. (25 cents) 
 
 Industrial conditions, by L. C. Odencrantz and Z. L. 
 Potter. (25 cents) 
 
 City and county administration, by D. O. Decker. 
 (25 cents) 
 
 The Survey summed up, by S. M. Harrison. (15 
 cents) 
 
 Springfield (Mo.). Springfield social sur- 
 vey, W. T. Cross, Director, R. H. Leavell, 
 Field worker. 33 p. Springfield, Social sur- 
 vey council, n. d. 
 
 Sydney (Can.). Preliminary and general 
 social survey of Sydney, by B. M. Stewart. 
 29 p. Toronto, Board of social service and 
 evangelism, Presbyterian church, 1913. (30 
 cents) 
 
 Taylor, G. R. Satellite cities. 333 p. 
 N. Y. Appleton, 1915. ($1.50) 
 
 Topeka (Kan.). Topeka improvement 
 survey. S. M. Harrison, Director. 4 pamph- 
 lets. N. Y. Russell Sage Foundation. Dept. 
 of surveys and exhibits, 1914. 
 
 Municipal administration, by D. O. Decker. 43 p. 
 (15 cents) 
 
 Delinquency and corrections, by Z. L. Potter. 64 p. 
 (15 cents) 
 
 Public health, by Franz Schneider, jr. 98 p. (25 
 cents) 
 
 Industrial conditions, by Z. L. Potter. 56 p. (15 
 cents) 
 
 Vancouver (Can.). Preliminary and gen- 
 eral social survey of Vancouver. 32 p. 
 Toronto, Board of social service and evan- 
 gelism, Presbyterian church, 1913. (30 
 cents) 
 
 RURAL SURVEYS 
 
 Arkansas. Rural survey in Arkansas, 
 W. H. Wilson, Director, J. O. Ashenhurst, 
 Investigator. 31 p. N. Y. Dept. of church 
 and country life, Presbyterian church, 156 
 Fifth Ave. 1913. (10 cents) 
 
 Georgia (Clark county). Rural survey 
 of Clark county with special reference to the 
 Negroes. 63 p. Athens, Ga. (University 
 of Georgia. Bulletin, v. 15, no. 3. March 
 1915) 
 
 Georgia (Fulton and Bibb counties). 
 
 Economic and social surveys of Fulton and 
 Bibb counties, by E. C. Branson. 7 p. 
 Athens, Ga. State normal school, 1912. 
 (4 cents) 
 
 Georgia (Putnam county). Brief econ- 
 omic and social survey of Putnam county, 
 by E. C. Branson. 5 p. Athens, Ga. State 
 normal school, 1912. (4 cents) 
 
 Graceham (Md.). Survey of Grace- 
 ham, by H. E. Stocker and E. DeS. Brunner. 
 9 p. Easton, Pa. Moravian country church 
 commission, n. d. (3 cents) 
 
 Illinois. Rural survey in Illinois, W. H. 
 Wilson, Director, C. S. Adams, Investigator. 
 32 p. N. Y. Dept. of Church and country 
 life, Presbyterian church, 156 Fifth Ave. 
 1912. (Out of print) 
 
 389217 
 
Indiana. Rural survey in Indiana, W. H. 
 Wilson, Director, R. A. Felton and C. A. 
 Neff, Investigators. 91 p. N. Y. Dept. of 
 church and country life, Presbyterian church, 
 156 Fifth Ave. 1911. (Out of print) 
 
 Manitoba. Rural survey. Swan River 
 Valley, by W. A. Riddell and others. 73 p. 
 Toronto, Board of social service and evangel- 
 ism, Presbyterian church, 1913. (30 cents) 
 
 Manitoba. Rural survey. Turtle moun- 
 tain district, by W. A. Riddell. 78 p. 
 Toronto, Board of social service and evangel- 
 ism, Presbyterian church, 1913. (30 cents) 
 
 Maryland. Rural survey in Maryland, 
 W. H. Wilson, Director, E. F. Eastman and 
 H. N. Morse, Investigators. 120 p. N. Y. 
 Dept. of church and country life, Presbyterian 
 church, 156 Fifth Ave. 1912. (10 cents) 
 
 Minnesota. Social and economic survey 
 of a rural township in southern Minnesota, 
 by C. W. Thompson and G. P. Warber. 75 p. 
 Minneapolis, University of Minnesota, 1913. 
 (Studies in economics no. 1) 
 
 Minnesota. Social and economic survey 
 of a community in the Red River Valley, by 
 L. D. H. Weld. 86 p. Minneapolis, Uni- 
 versity of Minnesota, 1915. (Current prob- 
 lems no. 4) 
 
 Minnesota. Social and economic survey 
 of a community in northeastern Minnesota, 
 by G. P. Warber. 115 p. Minneapolis, 
 University of Minnesota, 1915. (Current 
 problems no. 5) 
 
 Missouri. Rural survey in Missouri. W. 
 H. Wilson, Director, E. F. Eastman and A. T. 
 Boisen, Investigators. 42 p. N. Y. Dept. 
 of church and country life, Presbyterian 
 church, 156 Fifth Ave. 1912. (Out of 
 print) 
 
 Ohio. Rural life survey. W. H. Wilson, 
 Director. 6 pamphlets. N. Y. Dept. of 
 church and country life, Presbyterian church, 
 156 Fifth Ave., 1912-1914 
 
 Northwestern Ohio, R. A. Felton, Field director. 32 
 p. 1912. (2 cents) 
 
 Church growth and decline, R. A. Felton, Investi- 
 gator. 32 p. 1912. (2 cents) 
 
 Southeastern Ohio, R. A. Felton, Investigator. 64 p. 
 1913. (3 cents) 
 
 Southwestern Ohio, P. T. Vogt, Investigator. 93 p. 
 1913. (3 cents) 
 
 Country churches of distinction, R. A. Felton, Field 
 director. 46 p. 1913. (2 cents) 
 
 Greene and Clermont counties, P. L. Vogt, Investi- 
 gator. 82 p. 1914. (3 cents) 
 
 Ontario. Rural survey of county of 
 Huron, by W. A. Riddell and others. 56 p. 
 Toronto, Board of social service and evange- 
 lism, Presbyterian church, 1914. (25 cents) 
 
 Pennsylvania. Rural survey in Pennsyl- 
 vania, W. H. Wilson, Director. 40 p. N. Y. 
 Dept. of church and country life, Presby- 
 terian church, 1914. (Out of print) 
 
 Pennsylvania. Survey of Huntingdon 
 Presbytery, by G. B. St. John. 50 p. N. Y. 
 Dept. of immigration, Presbyterian church, 
 156 Fifth Ave. 1910. (4 cents) 
 
 Tennessee. Rural survey in Tennessee, 
 W. H. Wilson, Director, A. T. Boisen, Investi- 
 gator. 48 p. N. Y. Dept. of church and 
 country life, Presbyterian church, 156 Fifth 
 Ave. 1910. (10 cents) 
 
 Vermont. Status of rural Vermont, by 
 G. F. Wells. 53 p. Montpelier, Vt. State 
 agricultural commission, 1903. (Out of 
 print) 
 
 Wisconsin. Social agencies in a rural 
 community, by C. J. Galpin. Madison, Wis. 
 1911. (in University of Wisconsin. Bulle- 
 tin, no. 472, General series 308, p. 12-18) 
 
 DISTRICT SURVEYS 
 
 Boston (Mass.). Americans in process 
 north and west ends, Boston, by R. A. Woods 
 and others. 389 p. N. Y. Houghton, 
 1902. ($1.50) 
 
 Boston (Mass.). City wilderness south 
 end, Boston, by R. A. Woods and others. 
 319 p. N. Y. Houghton, 1898. ($1.50) 
 
 Brooklyn (N. Y.). Community study; 
 parish of the Clinton Avenue Congregational 
 church. 60 p. Brooklyn, Clinton Avenue 
 Congregational church, 1915. 
 
 Chicago (111.). Community survey of the 
 twenty-first ward, by G. B. St. John, (in 
 Chicago. City club. Bulletin, March 13, 
 1913). (10 cents) 
 
 Chicago (111.). Study of Chicago's stock- 
 yards community. 3 pamphlets. Univer- 
 sity of Chicago settlement. 1912-14. (29 
 cents each) 
 
 Opportunities in school and industry for children of 
 the stockyards district, by E. L. Talbert. 
 
 American girl in the stockyards district, by Louise 
 Montgomery. 
 
 Wages and family budgets in the Chicago stockyards 
 district, by J. C. Kennedy and others. 
 
 New York (City). Social survey of the 
 Washington Street district, by P. B. Myers, 
 jr. 70 p. N. Y. Trinity church men's 
 committee, 1914. 
 
 New York (City). West side studies, 
 Pauline Goldmark, Director. 2 v. N. Y. 
 Survey associates, 1914. (Russell Sage 
 Foundation). 
 
 v. 1, The Middle west side, by O. G. Cartwright; 
 Mothers who must earn, by Katherine Anthony. 
 
 v 2 Boyhood and lawlessness; The Neglected girl, 
 by R. S. True. ($2.00) 
 
 Rochester (N. Y.). Fourth ward survey, 
 by E. A. Rumball. 32 p. Rochester, Com- 
 mon good publishing company, 1911. (12 
 cents) 
 
 SPECIAL SUBJECT REPORTS 
 
 CHARITIES 
 
 Reports on this subject not listed under charities will 
 be found in the following general city survey reports: 
 Belleville (Kan.) Fargo (N. D.) Hamilton (Can.) 
 London (Ont.) Montclair (N. J.) Newburgh (N. Y.) 
 Newport (R. I.) San Diego (Cal.) Springfield (Mo.) 
 
 Bridgeport (Conn.). Report on the De- 
 partment of public charities, by M. F. Bying- 
 ton. 16 p. Bridgeport, The Department, 
 1912. 
 
Burlington (Vt.). Survey of the city of 
 Burlington, its charities and housing condi- 
 tions, by F. H. McLean and U. D. Brown. 
 85 p. Burlington, Committee on social 
 survey, 1915. (Out of print) 
 
 Chattanooga (Tenn.). Report on chari- 
 table organizations of Chattanooga, by Bu- 
 reau of municipal research, (in Chatta- 
 nooga. Municipal record, v. 3, August 15, 
 1913) 
 
 Cleveland (p.). Cleveland's relief agen- 
 cies, by S. C. Kingsley, Amelia Sears, and A. 
 T. Burns. 77 p. Cleveland, The Cleveland 
 Foundation, 1915. (Publication no. 1.) 
 (Out of print) 
 
 Englewood (N. J.). Report of the Com- 
 mittee of investigation of Englewood chari- 
 ties, by M. F. Byington. 15 p. Englewood, 
 Bureau of associated relief, 1911. (Out of 
 print) 
 
 Grand Rapids (Mich.). Survey of the 
 charities and philanthropies of Grand Rapids, 
 by E. W. Booth and others. 16 p. Grand 
 Rapids, Charity organization society, 1911. 
 
 Iowa. Organized charity in Iowa, by C. 
 W. Wassam. (in Iowa journal of history and 
 politics, v. 4, 1906, p. 86-125) 
 
 Missouri. Outdoor relief in Missouri, by 
 G. A. Warfield. 140 p. N. Y. Survey 
 associates, 1915. (Russell Sage Foundation). 
 ($1.00) 
 
 New London (Conn.). Suggestions con- 
 cerning closer unity of charity work in New 
 London, by Maurice Willows. 22 p. New 
 London, Business men's association, 1913. 
 (2 cents) 
 
 New York (City). Report of Committee 
 on inquiry of the Board of estimate and ap- 
 portionment into the Departments of health, 
 charities and Bellevue and allied hospitals, 
 text by H. C. Wright. 788 p. N. Y. The 
 City, 1913. 
 
 Providence (R. I.). Charitable and phil- 
 anthropic agencies in Providence, by Carol 
 Aronovici. 87 p. (Part 4 of the Rhode 
 Island Bureau of industrial statistics. Annual 
 report for 1909) 
 
 Rhode Island. Philanthropic agencies in 
 Rhode Island, by Carol Aronovici. 55 p. 
 (Part 8 of the Rhode Island Bureau of indus- 
 trial statistics. Annual report for 1910) 
 
 Springfield (111.). Charities of Spring- 
 field, by F. H. McLean. N. Y. American 
 association for organizing charities, 1915, 
 (25 cents) 
 
 Springfield (Mass.). Organization and 
 administration of the pauper department of 
 Springfield, by C. E. McCombs. 32 p. 
 Springfield, Bureau of municipal research, 
 1914. (Out of print) 
 
 St. Louis (Mo.). Hand book of Central 
 council of social agencies. 32 p. St. Louis, 
 The Council, 1912. (3 cents) 
 
 Contains report on St. Louis charities by F. H. 
 McLean. 
 
 Syracuse (N. Y.). Report on the Syra- 
 cuse department of charities, by Helen Drake. 
 4 p. N. Y. Bureau of municipal research, 
 1912. (11 cents) 
 
 DELINQUENCY AND CORRECTIONS 
 
 Reports on this subject not listed under delinquency 
 and corrections will be found in the following general 
 city survey reports: Belleville (Kan.) Birmingham 
 (Ala.) Fargo (N. D.) Ft. William (Can.) Hamilton 
 (Can.) London (Can.) Newburgh (N. Y.) Pittsburgh 
 (Pa.) Port Arthur (Can.) Regina (Can.) San Diego 
 (Cal.) Springfield (Mo.) 
 
 Chicago (111.). On the trail of the juve- 
 nile-adult offender, by A. P. Drucker. 60 p. 
 Chicago, Juvenile protective association, 
 1912. 
 
 Chicago (111.). Function of a farm colony, 
 (in Chicago. Department of public welfare. 
 Semi-annual report. 1914/15, p. 95-124) 
 
 Chicago (111.). Report of City council 
 Committee on crime; C. E. Merriam, chair- 
 man. 196 p. Chicago, Municipal reference 
 library, 1915. 
 
 Cincinnati (O.). Juvenile court of Ham- 
 ilton county, by R. E. Miles. 24 p. Cin- 
 cinnati, Bureau of municipal research, 1912. 
 (2 cents) 
 
 New Haven (Conn.). Study of the prob- 
 lem of girl delinquency in New Haven, by 
 M. A. Wiley. 39 p. New Haven, Civic 
 federation, 1915. (2 cents) 
 
 New Orleans (La.). Delinquent and 
 destitute boys in New Orleans, by D. S. Hill. 
 130 p. New Orleans, Division of educa- 
 tional research, Public schools, 1914. 
 
 Reading (Pa.). Report on Department 
 of police, by N. Y. Bureau of municipal re- 
 search. 65 p. Reading, Chamber of com- 
 merce, 1913. (10 cents) 
 
 Springfield (111.). Correctional system of 
 Springfield, 111. by Z. L. Potter. 185 p. 
 N. Y. Russell Sage Foundation. Dept. of 
 surveys and exhibits, 1915. (25 cents) 
 
 Topeka (Kan.). Delinquency and cor- 
 rections, by Z. L. Potter. 64 p. N. Y. 
 Russell Sage Foundation. Dept. of surveys 
 and exhibits, 1914. (15 cents) 
 
 HEALTH 
 
 Reports on this subject not listed under health will be 
 found in the following general city survey reports: 
 Belleville (Kan.) Birmingham (Ala.) Fargo (N. D.) 
 Ft. William (Can.) Hamilton (Can.) London (Can.) 
 Montclair (N. J.) Newburgh (N. Y.) Port Arthur (Can.) 
 San Diego (Cal.) Scranton (Pa.) Springfield (Mo.) 
 Sydney (Can.) 
 
 Atlanta (Ga.). Report of survey of the 
 Department of health, by S. G. Lindholm. 
 44 p. N. Y. Bureau of municipal research, 
 1912. (10 cents) 
 
 Atlanta (Ga.). Survey of the public 
 health situation, by Franz Schneider, jr. 
 22 p. Atlanta, Chamber of commerce, 1913. 
 (20 cents) 
 
Austin (Texas) Social survey of Austin, 
 by B. Hamilton. 89 + 19 p. Austin, Texas, 
 1913. (Bulletin of the University of Texas: 
 Humanistic series, no. 15) 
 
 Baltimore (Md.). Public health admin- 
 istration in Baltimore, by Carrol Fox. 80 p. 
 (U. S. Public health service. Reprint no. 
 201 from Public health reports. June 12, 1914) 
 
 Chicago (111.)- Public health adminis- 
 tration in Chicago, by J. C. Perry, (in U. S. 
 Public health service, Public health reports. 
 v. 30, no. 35, p. 2536-2561, August 27, 1915) 
 
 Dayton (O.). Organization and adminis- 
 tration of the Department of health. 97 p. 
 Dayton, Bureau of municipal research, 1913. 
 
 El Paso (Texas). Preliminary report of 
 the health survey of El Paso, by J. P. Rich 
 and B. L. Arms. Housing health survey, by 
 J. H. Grossman. 8 p. El Paso, Chamber 
 of commerce, 1915. 
 
 Erie (Pa.). General sanitary survey of 
 Erie, by Mrs. C. J. (B) Crane. 22 p. Kala- 
 mazoo, Mich. The Author, 1910. 
 
 Galveston (Texas). Report of a sanitary 
 survey of Galveston. 30 p. Galveston, 
 Commercial association, n. d. 
 
 Hoboken (N. J.). Sanitary survey of 
 Hoboken. 31 p. N. Y. Bureau of munic- 
 ipal research, 1913. (10 cents) 
 
 Illinois. Public health administration in 
 Illinois, by S. B. Grubbs. (U. S. Public 
 health service. Reprint no. 275 from Public 
 health reports. May 21, 1915) 
 
 Illinois. Report on public health ad- 
 ministration, by J. M. Mathews. 54 p. 
 Springfield, 111. State efficiency and economy 
 committee, 1914. 
 
 Ithaca (N. Y.). Survey of the public 
 health situation, by Franz Schneider, jr. 
 34 p. N. Y. Russell Sage Foundation. 
 Dept. of surveys and exhibits, 1914. (20 
 cents) 
 
 Kansas (Sumner county). Sumner 
 county sanitary and social survey. (in 
 Kansas. State board of health. Bulletin, v. 
 9, no. 5, May 1915) 
 
 Kentucky. Sanitary conditions and needs 
 of Kentucky, by Mrs. C. J. (B.) Crane. 
 44 p. (in Kentucky medical journal, v. 7, 
 no. 13, August 1, 1909) 
 
 Maryland. Public health administration 
 in Maryland, by Carrol Fox. 80 p. (U. S. 
 Public health service. Reprint no. 166 from 
 Public health reports. January 30, 1914) 
 
 Milwaukee (Wis.). Health department, 
 Milwaukee, by S. M. Gunn. (Milwaukee. 
 Bureau of economy and efficiency. Bulletins 
 13, 15, 18, 1912) 
 
 Minneapolis (Minn.). Ideal health de- 
 partment, by H. M. Biggs and C. E. A. Wins- 
 low. 36 p. Minneapolis, Civic and com- 
 merce association, 1912. (Out of print) 
 
 Minnesota. Report on a campaign to 
 awaken public interest in sanitary and soci- 
 ologic problems in the state of Minnesota, 
 by Mrs. C. J. (B.) Crane. 239 p. St. Paul, 
 State board of health, 1911. (50 cents) 
 
 Minnesota. Public health administra- 
 tion in Minnesota, by Carrol Fox. 82 p. 
 (U. S. Public health service. Reprint no. 
 223 from Public health reports. October 2, 
 1914) 
 
 Nashville (Tenn.). General sanitary sur- 
 vey of Nashville, by Mrs. C. J. (B.) Crane. 
 24 p. Kalamazoo, Mich. The Author, 1910. 
 
 New Haven (Conn.). Health of New 
 Haven, by Irving Fisher. 8 p. New Haven, 
 Civic federation, 1913. (1 cent) 
 
 New York (Dutchess county). Sickness 
 in Dutchess county. 102 p. Albany, N. Y. 
 State charities aid association, 1915. (Pub- 
 lication no. 136) 
 
 New York (State). Report of Special 
 public health commission. 36 p. Albany, 
 The State, 1913. 
 
 Pawtucket (R. I.). Report on the public 
 health activities of the city of Pawtucket, by 
 S. M. Gunn. 18 p. Pawtucket, Business 
 men's association, 1913. 
 
 Pittsburgh (Pa.). Report of a survey of 
 Department of public health, by Bureau of 
 municipal research. 62 p. Pittsburgh, City 
 council, 1913. (Out of print) 
 
 Reading (Pa.). Report on Department of 
 health, by N. Y. Bureau of municipal re- 
 search. 46 p. Reading, Chamber of com- 
 merce, 1913. (10 cents) 
 
 Rochester (N. Y.). Sanitary survey of 
 Rochester, by Mrs. C. J. (B.) Crane. 119 p. 
 Kalamazoo, Mich. The Author, 1911. 
 
 Saginaw (Mich.). Sanitary survey of 
 Saginaw, by Mrs. C. J. (B.) Crane. 42 p. 
 Kalamazoo, Mich. The Author, 1911. 
 
 St. Joseph (Mo.). Report of a sanitary 
 survey of St. Joseph, by J. H. White. (U. S. 
 Public health service. Reprint no. 185 from 
 Public health reports. August 24, 1914) 
 
 St. Paul (Minn.). Efficiency and next 
 needs of St. Paul's health department. 48 p. 
 N. Y. Bureau of municipal research, 1913. 
 (10 cents) 
 
 Springfield (111.). Public health in Spring- 
 field, by Franz Schneider, jr. 159 p. N. Y. 
 Russell Sage Foundation. Dept. of surveys 
 and exhibits, 1915. (25 cents) 
 
 Springfield (Mass.). Organization and 
 administration of the Health department of 
 Springfield, by C. E. McCombs. 48 p. 
 Springfield, Bureau of municipal research, 
 1914. (Out of print) 
 
 Syracuse (N. Y.). Report on Syracuse 
 Board of health, by A. E. Shipley. 12 p. 
 N. Y. Bureau of municipal research, 1912. 
 (11 cents) 
 
Toledo (O.)- Public health administra- 
 tion in Toledo, by Carrol Fox. (U. S. Public 
 health service. Reprint no. 284 from Public 
 health reports. June 25, 1915) 
 
 Topeka (Kan.). Public health survey of 
 Topeka, by Franz Schneider, jr. 98 p. N. Y. 
 Russell Sage Foundation. Dept. of surveys 
 and exhibits, 1914. (25 cents) 
 
 Union town (Pa.). Sanitary survey of 
 Uniontown, by Mrs. C. J. (B.) Crane. 51 p. 
 Uniontown, Women's civic league, 1914. 
 
 Washington. Public health administra- 
 tion in the state of Washington, by Carrol 
 Fox. 56 p. (U. S. Public health service. 
 Reprint no. 255 from Public health reports. 
 February 5, 1915) 
 
 West Virginia. Public health admini- 
 stration in West Virginia, by T. Clark. (U. S. 
 Public health service. Reprint no. 252 from 
 Public health reports. January 22, 1915) 
 
 HOUSING 
 
 Reports on this subject not listed under housing will 
 be found in the following general city survey reports: 
 Fargo (N. D.) Hamilton (Can.) Honolulu (H. I.) 
 Newburgh (N. Y.) Newport (R. I.) Pittsburgh (Pa.) 
 Regina (Can.) Sydney (Can.) 
 
 Baltimore (Md.). Housing conditions in 
 Baltimore, by J. E. Kemp. 96 p. Balti- 
 j Federated charities, 1907. 
 
 Boston (Mass.). Report of the Commis- 
 sion to investigate tenement-house condi- 
 tions, text by S. M. Child. 66 p. Boston, 
 The City, 1904. 
 
 Bridgeport (Conn.). Brief survey of 
 housing conditions in Bridgeport, by U. D. 
 Brown. 64 p. Bridgeport, Housing associ- 
 ation, 1914. 
 
 Burlington (Vt.). Survey of the city of 
 Burlington, its housing conditions, by U. D. 
 Brown. 42 p. Burlington, Committee on 
 social survey, 1915. (Out of print) 
 
 Cambridge (Mass.). First report of the 
 Cambridge housing association. 31 p. 
 Cambridge, The Association, 1913. 
 
 Chicago (111.). Housing problem in Chi- 
 cago, ed. by S. P. Breckinridge and Edith 
 Abbott. 9 pamphlets. Chicago, School of 
 civics and philanthropy, 1910-14. 
 
 Reprints from the American journal of sociology. 
 1910-14. 
 
 Chicago (111.). Housing survey in the 
 Italian district of the 1 7th ward, (in Chicago. 
 Department of public welfare. Semi-annual 
 report, 1914/15, p. 74-94) 
 
 Cleveland (O.). Housing conditions in 
 Cleveland, by Housing problem committee, 
 Cleveland, Chamber of commerce. 61 p. 
 Cleveland, The Chamber, 1914. (Out of 
 print) 
 
 Cleveland (O.). Investigation of housing 
 conditions of Cleveland's workmen, by Mil- 
 dred Chadsey. 34 p. Cleveland, Dept. of 
 public welfare, 1914. 
 
 East Orange (N. J.). Report on housing 
 conditions in the Oranges, by E. R. Hall. 
 45 p. East Orange, Woman's club of 
 Orange, 1915. 
 
 Fall River (Mass.). Housing conditions 
 in Fall River, by Carrol Aronovici. 29 p. 
 Fall River, Associated charities, 1912. 
 
 Grand Rapids (Mich.). Housing condi- 
 tions and tendencies in Grand Rapids, by 
 U. D. Brown. 47 p. Grand Rapids, Charity 
 organization society, 1913. 
 
 Indianapolis (Ind.). Investigation of 
 housing and living conditions in three dis- 
 tricts of Indianapolis, by L. M. C. Adams, 
 (in Indiana university. Bulletin, v. 8, no. 
 8, p. 111-141, September 1910) 
 
 Jersey City (N. J.). Housing conditions 
 in Jersey City, by M. B. Sayles. (in Annals 
 of the American academy of political and 
 social science: Supplement. 72 p. January 
 1903) 
 
 Kansas City (Mo.). Report on housing 
 conditions in Kansas City, by F. R. Johnson, 
 C. C. Stillman, and J. O. Stutsman. 93 p. 
 Kansas City, Board of public welfare, 1912. 
 
 Lawrence (Mass.). Report of the Lawr- 
 ence survey, by R. E. Todd and F. B. San- 
 born. 262 p. Lawrence, Trustees of the 
 White fund, 1912. (65 cents) 
 
 Covers milk supply and housing. 
 
 Louisville (Ky.). Report of Tenement 
 house commission, text by J. E. Kemp. 78 
 p. Louisville, The Commission, 1909. 
 
 Minneapolis (Minn.). Housing prob- 
 lems in Minneapolis. Ill p. Minneapolis, 
 Civic and commerce association, 1914. 
 
 Newark (N. J.) Housing report to the 
 Newark city plan commission, by James Ford. 
 75 p. Newark, The Commission, 1913. 
 (Out of print) 
 
 New Britain (Conn.). Housing condi- 
 tions in New Britain, by Carol Aronovici. 
 43 p. New Britain, Health department, 
 1912. 
 
 Newburgh (N. Y.). Housing investiga- 
 tion, by Amy Woods. 9 p. (report from 
 Newburgh survey) Newburgh, Associated 
 charities, 1913. 
 
 New Haven (Conn.). Housing condi- 
 tions in New Haven, by Carol Aronovici. 
 48 p. New Haven, Civic federation, 1913. 
 (3 cents) 
 
 New York (City). Report of Commis- 
 sion on congestion of population. 272 p. 
 N. Y. The Commission, 1911. 
 
 New York (City). Housing conditions 
 among Negroes in Harlem, N. Y. C. 29 p. 
 N. Y. National league on urban conditions 
 among Negroes, 2303 Seventh Ave. 1915 
 (2 cents) 
 
Passaic (N. J.). Survey of housing con- 
 ditions in Passaic, by U. EX Brown. 48 p. 
 Passaic, Board of trade, 1915. 
 
 Pennsylvania. Housing conditions in 
 Main line towns, by Marion Bosworth. 46 
 p. Philadelphia, Housing commission, n. d. 
 
 Philadelphia. Second and fourth annual 
 reports of Philadelphia housing commission. 
 31 p. Philadelphia, The Commission, 1912 
 and 1914. (2 cents each) 
 
 Philadelphia (Pa.). Housing conditions 
 in Philadelphia, by Emily W. Dinwiddie, 
 42 p. Philadelphia, Octavia Hill associa- 
 tion, 1904. (Out of print) 
 
 Philadelphia (Pa.). Study of housing 
 and social conditions in selected districts in 
 Philadelphia, by F. A. Craig. 89 p. Phila- 
 delphia, Henry Phipps institute, 1915. 
 
 Plainfield (N. J.). Housing conditions 
 in Plainfield and North Plainfield. 36 p. 
 Plainfield, Charity organization society, 
 1914. 
 
 Rhode Island. Tenement house condi- 
 tions in five Rhode Island cities, by Carol 
 Aronovici. 38 p. (Part 1 of Rhode Island 
 Bureau of industrial statistics. Annual re- 
 port for 1910) 
 
 Richmond (Va.). Report on housing and 
 living conditions in the neglected sections of 
 Richmond, by G. A. Weber. 79 p. Rich- 
 mond, Society for the betterment of hous- 
 ing and living conditions in Richmond, 1913. 
 
 San Francisco (Cal.). First and second 
 reports of the San Francisco Housing associa- 
 tion. San Francisco, The Association, 1911- 
 1913. 
 
 Springfield (111.). Housing in Spring- 
 field, by John Ihlder. 24 p. N. Y. Russell 
 Sage Foundation. Dept. of surveys and ex- 
 hibits, 1914. (15 cents) 
 
 Springfield (Mass.). Report on housing 
 conditions in Springfield, by Carol Aronovici. 
 39 p. Springfield, Union relief association, 
 1912. (3 cents) 
 
 St. Louis (Mo.). Housing conditions in 
 St. Louis, by Charlotte Rumbold. 84 p. 
 St. Louis, Civic league, 1908. 
 
 Texas. Housing problem in Texas, by 
 G. W. Briggs. 96 p. Galveston, Texas. 
 Galveston-Dallas News, 1911. (2 cents) 
 
 Toronto (Ont.). Report on slum con- 
 ditions in Toronto, by C. J. Hastings. 32 p. 
 Toronto, Health department, 1911. (Out of 
 print) 
 
 Washington (D. C.). Neglected neigh- 
 bors, by C. F. Weller. 342 p. Philadel- 
 phia, Winston, 1909. ($1.60) 
 
 Wisconsin. Housing problem in Wis- 
 consin. 78 p. Madison, Wis. (in Wiscon- 
 sin Bureau of labor and industrial statistics. 
 Part IV. Twelfth bi-ennial report, 1905-6.) 
 
 Yonkers (N. Y.). Housing of the work- 
 ing people in Yonkers, by E. L. Bogart. N. 
 Y. Macmillan, 1898. (Out of print) 
 
 INDUSTRIAL CONDITIONS 
 
 Reports on this subject not listed under industrial 
 conditions will be found in the following general city 
 survey reports: Belleville (Kan.) Birmingham (Ala.) 
 Hamilton (Can.) London (Can.) Newburgh (N. Y.) 
 Newport (R. I.) Pittsburgh (Pa.) Sydney (Can.) 
 
 New Haven (Conn.). Industrial survey 
 of a New Haven district, by H. P. Fairchild. 
 14 p. New Haven, Civic federation, 1913. 
 (1 cent) 
 
 Springfield (111.). Industrial conditions 
 in Springfield, by L. C. Odencrantz and Z. L. 
 Potter. N. Y. Russell Sage Foundation. 
 Dept. of surveys and exhibits, 1915. (25 
 cents) 
 
 Topeka (Kan.). Industrial conditions in 
 Topeka, by Z. L. Potter. 56 p. N. Y. 
 Russell Sage Foundation. Dept. of surveys 
 and exhibits, 1914. (15 cents) 
 
 MENTAL HYGIENE 
 
 Springfield (111.). Care of mental de- 
 fectives, the insane, and alcoholics in Spring- 
 field, by W. L. Treadway. 46 p. N. Y. 
 Russell Sage Foundation. Dept. of sur- 
 veys and exhibits, 1914. (15 cents) 
 
 Washington (D. C.). Mental defectives 
 in the District of Columbia, by E. O. Lund- 
 berg. 39 p. Washington, D. C. 1915. 
 (U. S. Children's bureau. Publication no. 
 13) 
 
 MUNICIPAL ADMINISTRATION 
 
 Reports on this subject not listed under municipal 
 administration will be found in the following general 
 city survey reports: Honolulu (H. I.) Newburgh (N.Y.) 
 Newport (R. I.) 
 
 Atlanta (Ga.). Organization and ad- 
 ministration of the city government of At- 
 lanta, (exclusive of health and educational 
 departments) by H. R. Sands. 64 p. N. Y. 
 Bureau of municipal research, 1912. (10 
 cents) 
 
 Denver (Col.). Report on a survey of 
 certain departments of the city and county of 
 Denver, by N. Y. Bureau of municipal re- 
 search. 583 p. Denver, Colorado tax-pay- 
 ers' protective league, 1914. ($1.50) 
 
 Los Angeles (Cal.). Efficiency in Los 
 Angeles city government. 11 p. Los An- 
 geles, Municipal league, n. d. 
 
 Los Angeles (Cal.). Administrative 
 methods of the city government of Los Ange- 
 les, by N. Y. Bureau of municipal research. 
 27 p. Los Angeles, Municipal league, 1913. 
 
 Milwaukee (Wis.). Preliminary survey 
 of certain departments of the city of Mil- 
 waukee, by N. Y. Bureau of municipal re- 
 search. 135 p. N. Y. The Bureau, 1913. 
 (25 cents) 
 
Springfield (111.). City and county ad- 
 ministration, by D. O. Decker. N. Y. 
 Russell Sage Foundation. Dept. of surveys 
 and exhibits, 1915. (25 cents) 
 
 St. Louis (Mo.). Organization and ad- 
 ministration of the city government of St. 
 Louis. 416 p. N. Y. Bureau of municipal 
 research, 1910. ($1.65) 
 
 Syracuse (N. Y.). Report on finance, 
 budget and accounting methods, by F. W. 
 Lindars. 4 p. N. Y. Bureau of municipal 
 research, 1912. (11 cents) 
 
 Topeka (Kan.). Municipal administra- 
 tion in Topeka, by D. O. Decker. 43 p. 
 N. Y. Russell Sage Foundation. Dept. 
 of surveys and exhibits, 1914. (15 cents) 
 
 RECREATION 
 
 Reports on this subject not listed under recreation 
 will be found in the following general city survey re- 
 ports: Belleville (Kan.) Fargo (N. D.) London (Can.) 
 Montclair (N. J.) Newburgh (N. Y.) Regina (Can.) 
 San Diego (Cal.) Springfield (Mo.) 
 
 California. Report of the Recreational 
 inquiry committee. 60 p. Sacramento, Cal. 
 The State, 1914. 
 
 Charlotte (N. C.). Recreation in Char- 
 lotte, by I. G. Wright. 39 p. Charlotte, 
 Parks and playground association, 1915. 
 
 Cincinnati (O.). Recreation survey of 
 Cincinnati. 48 p. Cincinnati, Juvenile pro- 
 tective association, 1913. 
 
 Detroit (Mich.). Detroit recreation sur- 
 vey, by Rowland Haynes and Mrs. Haynes. 
 71 p. Detroit, Board of commerce, 1913. 
 
 Elgin (111.). Playgrounds and organized 
 public recreations for Elgin, by F. R. North. 
 6 p. N. Y. Playground and recreation 
 association of America, 1915. (Out of print) 
 
 Indianapolis (Ind.). Indianapolis recre- 
 ation survey, by F. R. North. 60 p. India- 
 napolis, Civic improvement committee, Cham- 
 ber of commerce, 1914. 
 
 Ipswich (Mass.). Play and recreation in 
 a town of 6,000, by H. R. Knight. 99 p. 
 N. Y. Russell Sage Foundation. Dept. of 
 recreation, 1915. (25 cents) 
 
 Kansas City (Mo.). Recreation survey 
 report, by R. T. Haynes. (in Kansas City. 
 Board of public welfare. Annual report, 
 1911/12.) 
 
 Milwaukee (Wis.). Recreation survey, 
 by Rowland Haynes. (in Playground, v. 6, 
 p. 38-66, May 1912) 
 
 Paterson (N. J.). Playgrounds and or- 
 ganized public recreations for Paterson, by 
 F. R. North. 9 p. Paterson, Playground 
 commission, 1914. 
 
 Portland (Me.). Recreation survey, by 
 F. R. North. 82 p. Portland, Board of 
 trade, 1913. (5 cents) 
 
 Providence (R. I.). Recreation survey of 
 the city of Providence, by F. R. North. 63 p. 
 Providence, Playground association, 1912. 
 (3 cents) 
 
 Scran ton (Pa.). Recreation survey of 
 Scranton, by Lavera Berlew. 21 p. Scran- 
 ton, Playground association, 1913. (Out of 
 print) 
 
 San Francisco (Cal.). Public recreation, 
 by F. R. North. 112 p. San Francisco, 
 Commonwealth club of California, 1913. 
 
 Springfield (111.). Recreation in Spring- 
 field, by L. F. Hanmer and C. A. Perry. 133 
 p. N. Y. Russell Sage Foundation. Dept. 
 of recreation, 1914. (25 cents) 
 
 Toledo (O.). Play facilities in Toledo, by 
 E. B. De Groot. 8 p. Toledo, Playground 
 association, 1914. 
 
 SCHOOLS 
 
 Reports on this subject not listed under schools will 
 be found in the following general city survey reports: 
 Belleville (Kan.) London (Can.) Newburgh (N. Y.) 
 San Diego (Cal.) 
 
 Alabama. Educational survey of three 
 counties in Alabama, by N. R. Baker and 
 J. L. Sibley. 179 p. Montgomery, Ala. 
 1914. (Alabama. Dept. of education. Bul- 
 letin no. 43). (15 cents) 
 
 Ashland (Ore.). Constructive survey of 
 the public school system of Ashland, by F. C. 
 Ayer, C. R. Frazier and D. C. Sowers. Eu- 
 gene, Ore. University of Oregon, 1915. 
 (Bulletin. New series, v. 12, no. 11, July 
 1915) 
 
 Atlanta (Ga.). Survey of the Atlanta 
 public schools, by C. L. Parrish. 33 p. At- 
 lanta, Board of education, 1914. (2 cents) 
 
 Atlanta (Ga.). Report of survey of the 
 Department of education, by S. G. Lindholm. 
 44 p. N. Y. Bureau of municipal research, 
 1912. (10 cents) 
 
 Baltimore (Md.). Report of the Com- 
 mission appointed to study the system of 
 education in the public schools of Baltimore. 
 112 p. Washington, D. C. (U. S. Bureau 
 of education. Bulletin. 1911, no. 4) 
 
 Boise (Idaho). First Boise school survey, 
 by C. N. Kendall. 8 p. Boise, Board of edu- 
 cation, 1910. (Out of print) 
 
 Boise (Idaho). Special report of the 
 Boise public schools, by E. C. Elliott, C. H. 
 Judd and G. D. Strayer. 96 p. Boise, 
 Board of education, 1915. (Out of print) 
 
 Boise (Idaho). Expert survey of public 
 school system, by E. C. Elliott and others, 
 31 p. Boise, Board of education, 1913. 
 (Out of print) 
 
 Boston (Mass.). Report on the Boston 
 school system, by Finance commission. 234 
 p. Boston, The City, 1911. 
 
 Bridgeport (Conn.). Conditions and 
 needs in the Bridgeport schools, by J. H. 
 Van Sickle and others. 129 p. Bridgeport, 
 Board of education, 1913. (Out of print) 
 
 Brooklyn (N. Y.). Report upon divisions 
 4 and 5, elementary schools, Brooklyn, by 
 William McAndrews. 64 p. N. Y. Dept. 
 of education, 1915. 
 
Butte (Mont.)- Report of a survey of 
 the school system of Butte, by G. D. Strayer, 
 E. P. Cubberley and F. P. Bachman. 163 p. 
 Butte, Board of school trustees, 1914. 
 
 Chicago (111.)- Survey of Chicago public 
 schools, by E. F. Young. 257 p. Chicago, 
 Supt. of schools, 1914. 
 
 Chicago (111.). Report of Educational 
 commission, 249 p. Chicago, Lakeside press, 
 1897. (Out of print) 
 
 Cleveland (O.). Report of Educational 
 commission. Cleveland, Board of educa- 
 tion, 1906. (Out of print) 
 
 Cleveland (O.). Cleveland educational 
 survey, by L. P. Ayres, Division of education, 
 Russell Sage Foundation, and others. 25 
 volumes. Cleveland, The Cleveland Foun- 
 dation, 1915. (23 v. at 25 cents each. 2 v. 
 at 50 cents each.) 
 
 Colorado. General survey of public high 
 school education in Colorado, by W. A. Cook. 
 92 p. Boulder, Col. 1914. (University of 
 Colorado. Bulletin, v. 14, no. 10) 
 
 Colorado. Rural and village schools of 
 Colorado, by C. G. Sargent. 106 p. Fort 
 Collins, Col. Colorado agricultural college, 
 1914. (Colorado agricultural college series 
 14, no. 5) 
 
 Connecticut. Report of the Special edu- 
 cational commission. 14 p. Hartford, Conn. 
 The State, 1909. 
 
 East Orange (N. J.). Report of the ex- 
 amination of the school system of East Orange 
 by E. C. Moore. 64 p. East Orange, Board 
 of education, 1912. 
 
 Forty-eight States. Comparative study 
 of public school systems in the forty-eight 
 states. 32 p. N. Y. Russell Sage Founda- 
 tion. Div. of education, 1913. (15 cents) 
 
 Gary (Ind.). Public school system of 
 Gary, by U. P. Burris. 53 p. Washington, 
 D. C. (U. S. Bureau of education. Bulletin. 
 1914, no. 18) 
 
 Georgia (Bulloch county). Educational 
 survey of Bulloch county, by M. L. Duggan. 
 78 p. Atlanta, State education depart- 
 ment, 1915. 
 
 Georgia (Clayton and Taliaferro coun- 
 ties). Educational survey of Clayton and 
 Taliaferro counties, by M. L. Duggan. 23 p. 
 Atlanta, State education department, 1915. 
 (Out of print) 
 
 Georgia (Jackson county). Educational 
 survey of Jackson county, by M. L. Duggan. 
 64 p. Atlanta, State education department, 
 1915. 
 
 Georgia (Morgan county). Educational 
 survey of Morgan county, by M. L. Duggan. 
 77 p. Atlanta, State education depart- 
 ment, 1915. 
 
 Georgia (Rabun county). Educational 
 survey of Rabun county, by M. L. Duggan. 
 48 p. Atlanta, State education department, 
 1915. (Out of print) 
 
 Graf ton (W. Va.). Report of the survey 
 of Grafton city schools, by J. N. Deal, J. 
 Rosier and O. G. Wilson. 29 p. Charleston, 
 State department of free schools, 1913. 
 
 Greenwich (Conn.). Book of the educa- 
 tional exhibit of Greenwich, Conn. 24 p. 
 N. Y. Russell Sage Foundation. Div. of 
 education, 1912. (Out of print) 
 
 Illinois. Report on educational adminis- 
 tration, by J. M. Mathews. 81 p. Spring- 
 field, 111. State economy and efficiency com- 
 mittee, 1914. 
 
 Illinois. Report of educational commis- 
 sion, (in Illinois. State department of pub- 
 lic instruction. Bi-ennial reports. 1908-10 
 and 1910-12) 
 
 Maryland (Montgomery county). Edu- 
 cational survey of a suburban and rural 
 county, by H. N. Morse, E. F. Eastman and 
 A. C. Monahan. 68 p. Washington, D. C. 
 (U. S. Bureau of education. Bulletin. 1913, 
 no. 32) 
 
 Maryland. Report of the Maryland edu- 
 cational commission. 10 p. Annapolis, 
 State board of education, 1910. (Bulletin 
 no. 2) 
 
 Maryland. Report on the educational 
 situation in Maryland, by a special committee 
 of the Board of state aid and charities. 34 p. 
 Annapolis, Md. State board of charities, 
 1914. 
 
 Minnesota. Rural school system of Min- 
 nesota, by H. W. Foght. 56 p. (U. S. 
 Bureau of education. Bulletin. 1915, no. 
 20) 
 
 Montclair (N. J.). Report on the pro- 
 gram of studies in the public schools of Mont- 
 clair, by P. H. Hanus. Montclair, Board of 
 education, 1911. (Out of print) 
 
 New York (City). Digest of the New 
 York school inquiry. 85 p. N. Y. Bureau 
 of municipal research, 1913. (15 cents) 
 
 New York (City). Report of Committee 
 on school inquiry, of the Board of estimate 
 and apportionment under the direction of P. 
 H. Hanus. N. Y. The City, 1911-13. (Out 
 of print) 
 
 New York (Westchester county). School 
 reports in Westchester county, by A. J. 
 Inglis. 29 p. White Plains, N. Y. West- 
 Chester county research bureau, 1912. (3 
 cents) 
 
 North Dakota. Report of the Temporary 
 educational commission. Grand Forks, N. D. 
 The State, 1912. 
 
 North Dakota. Report of Rural school 
 commission. 30 p. Grand Forks, N. D. 
 The Commission, 1912. 
 
Oakland (Cal.). Summary of a survey of 
 the School department of Oakland. 20 p. 
 Oakland, Tax association of Alameda county, 
 1915. (10 cents) 
 
 Ogden (Utah). Survey of Ogden, by 
 W. S. Deffenbaugh and others. 42 p. Salt 
 Lake City, State department of education, 
 1915. 
 
 Ohio. Report of Ohio state school survey 
 commission, H. L. Britain, Director. 352 p. 
 Columbus, O. State school survey com- 
 mission, 1914. (Sent by parcel post. 6 to 
 17 cents: to Ohio citizens free) 
 
 Ontario (Can.). School system of On- 
 tario, by H. W. Foght. 58 p. (U. S. Bureau 
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