CURRENT NEWS
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London House Shortage, 312. London Plans Big Building Program, 45. London Proposes Garden Cities, 790.
Lumber Consumption by Government During
War, 763. Lumber Cut Reduced in 1918 due to Eco
nomic Conditions, 422.
Lumber Grades, Standardizing, 316. Lumber Industry Suffers Labor Shortage, 419. Lumber Inspection Rules Book Issued, 244. Lumber Scarcity in Russia, 816. Lunatics, Who Are the, 819.
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Manufacturers Unable to Supply Demand for
Building Materials, 388. Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Year’s
Plans, 583. Memorial, Addition Year to Compete Gen.
Grant, 182. _
Memorial Buildings, 148.
Memorial Arch in Washington, 508.
Memorials, Bill Provides for two, 85. Memorial, Erect World’s Tallest, 245.
Memorial Inscriptions, to Contribute, 312.
Memorial, Peace, Washington Arts Club Will
Erect in Belgium, 532.
Memorials, Third Division Plans, 213. Metric System Endorsed, 245.
Merchant Association Book for 1919, 557. Metric System, Redfield Favors, 384. Metric Units, Urge Adoption of, 274.
Metropolitan Museum, Story Hours, 586. Mexico to Restore Ruin, 44.
Michigan Architects Form Thumb Tack Club
of Detroit, 639.
Middleman, Another, 700.
Milwaukee Building Gains, 794.
Mitchel Memorial in New York, 698.
Model City in Utah, Agricultural College to
Make, 533.
Modernizing 01d Flats, 700.
Moisture Absorption of Wood, 818.
Montclair Golf Club’s Method of Developing
Property, 216.
Monument to Our Soldiers, French Erect, 180. Motor Transport Corps Most Popular Army
Branch, 384.
Municipal Art League, Wants, 383. Museum’s Influence, to Increase, 181. Moorish Cities, 274.
Municipal Reference Library Has New Civic
Art Division, 726.
Museum, Largest Art, for Washington, 114.
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National Academy Awards Prizes, 726. National Advisors, Board of, 18. Nebraska Chapter Meeting, 275.
New Orleans Opera House Burns, 819.
New York Architects Discuss State Registra
tion, 638. New York Delays Action on Victory Mem
orial, 815. New York Housing Shortage Data Collected,
508.
New York Needs Homes, 86.
New York Society of Architects, 43. New York Society of Architects Meet, 725. New York State Association, 146.
New York State Association Gains New Mem
bers, 275.
Nomenclature, Question of, 382.
North Dakota Has Extensive Plan to Aid
Home Builders, 533. North Dakota Law Assists Prospective Home
Owners, 585.
Nurse in Hospital Building, 762.
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Officials Blamed for Sanctioning House Con
tracts with Architects, 761.
Oregon Architects Elect Officers, 726. Own Homes, All But One, 179.
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Painting, Famous, Stolen, 421. Palestine, To Rebuild, 819.
Pan-American Architectural Congress in Mon
tevideo, 663.
Patents, New Construction, 818.
Peril of Lessened Production Must be Recog
nized, 425.
Philadelphia, Joseph Pennell Scolds, 177. Philippines, Construction Active in, 419. Photographs Wanted, 456.
Piers for New York, Eleven, 245. Pig Iron in the War, 246.
Platt, Work of Charles A., 557. Pompeii, Looking for Another, 584. Pool at Lincoln Memorial, 21. Portraits for the Nation, 454.
Post Office Removal Urged, 247. Praise from Sir Plubert, 19.
Predicted Labor Shortage and Commodity
Prices, 318.
Preserving Old Structures, 81. President Monroe’s Old Home Sold, 789. Price, Maintain Resale, 151.
Price Stabilization Believed Approaching, 386. Production Increased, Will Reduce Prices,
121, 152, 386. Production, Conference Urges Increase of,
458. Production, Richard E. Schmidt Urges In
creased, 380. Profit-Sharing Will Not Settle Wage Payment
Difficulties, 532. Public Works, Bill to Create Department In
troduced, 85.
Public Works, Unified Report Urged, 84. Public Works, Veterans to Press for, 243. Pyramids and Skyscrapers, 816.
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Quarter-Sawed Chair Posts at Plain-Sawed
Prices, 315.
Quiet Hotels and Hospitals, 246.
—R— Railroad Situation, 315.
Re-Employment of Service Men, 314. Rentals, Highest in the World, 311. Rents, Revising, Downward, 641. Research, Urging Scientific, 184. Rheims, Restoration of, 44. Roofing Material, New, 766.
Roosevelt Memorial Campaign, 274. Russian Reds Find 1000 Old Paintings, 697. Rustless Steel, 507.
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Safety Congress, National, 277. Safety Council, National, 419.
Safety, More Plans for, 584, 817.
Salaries, Professional, to be Higher in Sac
ramento, 178.
Sanctity of Contract with Labor Unions, 417. San Francisco Society Elects Officers, 557.
School Building Measurements, Report on
Standardization of, 379. Schweinfurth, Charles Frederick, Apprecia
tion of, 729. Scotch Cottages As Compared with English,
216.
Sculpture, New Process in, 727. Signposts, To Systematize, 557.
Slum Districts, Difficult to Destroy, 244. Sandstone Used for Pottery, 313.
Shrinkage in So-called “Compression Wood,”
454.
Social Unit Work, To Extend, 727. Soldier-Artists Dominate “Salon,” 18. Solvency of the Allies, 457.
Sound-proof Room for Babies, 819.
Southern California Monthly Meeting, 639,
729
Spain Wants U. S. Portable Houses, 728. Stabilization in Building Approaching, 52. Stained Glass Art, Developing, 314. Standardization Urged, 611.
Standardized Parts, England Encourages, 245. State Buildings, Models Made of, 789. State Examining Board Named, 119.
State Housing Association Acts in Advisory Capacity, 663.
State’s Movies Start, 788. State Societies: An Interesting Incident, 761. Statue, First in the United States, 698.
Statue, Peace, for President Wilson, 384. St. Louis Men Form Building Corporation, 556. Strike Settlement, Little Hope for Seen, 320. Supervising Architect’s Function Outlined, 479. Sultan’s Palace Destroyed by Fire, 19.
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Tax Exemption as an Aid to Building, 118.
Taxes, Elimination of Income, from Real Es
tate Mortgages, 185, 218.
Teamwork in Solving Housing Problem, 642. Tenantry, With Regard to, 505.
Tenant Selection for Municipal Houses in
England, 610.
Timber Census, Advocates, 115. Timer Resources, Our, 50.
Timber Tax Appraisers, Await Action of, 243. Timberlands, Cutover, Increase in Value, 313. Town, Burying Alive, 245.
Town Planning Conference in France, 115. Town Planning, Standards for, 117.
Trade Activity and Living Costs, 793. Trade Expansion and Production, 765. Transportation Shortage Predicted, 117. Traveling at Home, 315.
Treasury Department Will Get New Building,
380.
Trees, Better Pulp from Young, 507.
Troy Electricians Forced a Wage Increase, How, 533.
Tuberculosis, Can Architects Help to Prevent? 180.
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U. S. Housing Activities, Cites Lessons from,
181. U. S. Must Act Quickly in Supplying Europe’s Needs, 318.
United States to Sell a Town, 180. Units of Service, 587.
University of Illinois, Registration, 762.
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Vacant Lot, Responsibility of the, 116.
Virginia, Architectural Expansion of University of, 178.
Virginia, University of, Gets School of Fine Arts, 556.
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War Memorials for New York, 761. Washington City Club Plans Approved, 508. Washington Parkway, to Complete, 114. Watt Centenary, 479.
Washingtons, Hearth of the, 84. Wax to Preserve Old Buildings With, 790. Weir, J. Alden, Dead, 765.
White House, First of Confederacy, to be
Displaced, 181.
Women Build Stone Roads, 815.
Wood, Determining Strength of, by Density, 383.
Wood, Odor and Taste of, 819. Wood, Research Reveals New Uses for, 384. Wooden Houses in Norway, 816.
Workers Leaving United States, 555. Working Conditions Service, 118. World Center Scheme, 313. World, The New, 18.
Wrecking Old Home by Dynamite, 815.
—Y— Yale University to Build Library, 556.
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Zone Association, Free, Establish, 119.
Zoning Commission for Washington Appoint
ed, 181. Zoning and City Planning in Portland, Ore.,
311. Zoning and Industial Housing, Chicago Chap
ter Discusses, 638.
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London House Shortage, 312. London Plans Big Building Program, 45. London Proposes Garden Cities, 790.
Lumber Consumption by Government During
War, 763. Lumber Cut Reduced in 1918 due to Eco
nomic Conditions, 422.
Lumber Grades, Standardizing, 316. Lumber Industry Suffers Labor Shortage, 419. Lumber Inspection Rules Book Issued, 244. Lumber Scarcity in Russia, 816. Lunatics, Who Are the, 819.
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Manufacturers Unable to Supply Demand for
Building Materials, 388. Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Year’s
Plans, 583. Memorial, Addition Year to Compete Gen.
Grant, 182. _
Memorial Buildings, 148.
Memorial Arch in Washington, 508.
Memorials, Bill Provides for two, 85. Memorial, Erect World’s Tallest, 245.
Memorial Inscriptions, to Contribute, 312.
Memorial, Peace, Washington Arts Club Will
Erect in Belgium, 532.
Memorials, Third Division Plans, 213. Metric System Endorsed, 245.
Merchant Association Book for 1919, 557. Metric System, Redfield Favors, 384. Metric Units, Urge Adoption of, 274.
Metropolitan Museum, Story Hours, 586. Mexico to Restore Ruin, 44.
Michigan Architects Form Thumb Tack Club
of Detroit, 639.
Middleman, Another, 700.
Milwaukee Building Gains, 794.
Mitchel Memorial in New York, 698.
Model City in Utah, Agricultural College to
Make, 533.
Modernizing 01d Flats, 700.
Moisture Absorption of Wood, 818.
Montclair Golf Club’s Method of Developing
Property, 216.
Monument to Our Soldiers, French Erect, 180. Motor Transport Corps Most Popular Army
Branch, 384.
Municipal Art League, Wants, 383. Museum’s Influence, to Increase, 181. Moorish Cities, 274.
Municipal Reference Library Has New Civic
Art Division, 726.
Museum, Largest Art, for Washington, 114.
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National Academy Awards Prizes, 726. National Advisors, Board of, 18. Nebraska Chapter Meeting, 275.
New Orleans Opera House Burns, 819.
New York Architects Discuss State Registra
tion, 638. New York Delays Action on Victory Mem
orial, 815. New York Housing Shortage Data Collected,
508.
New York Needs Homes, 86.
New York Society of Architects, 43. New York Society of Architects Meet, 725. New York State Association, 146.
New York State Association Gains New Mem
bers, 275.
Nomenclature, Question of, 382.
North Dakota Has Extensive Plan to Aid
Home Builders, 533. North Dakota Law Assists Prospective Home
Owners, 585.
Nurse in Hospital Building, 762.
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Officials Blamed for Sanctioning House Con
tracts with Architects, 761.
Oregon Architects Elect Officers, 726. Own Homes, All But One, 179.
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Painting, Famous, Stolen, 421. Palestine, To Rebuild, 819.
Pan-American Architectural Congress in Mon
tevideo, 663.
Patents, New Construction, 818.
Peril of Lessened Production Must be Recog
nized, 425.
Philadelphia, Joseph Pennell Scolds, 177. Philippines, Construction Active in, 419. Photographs Wanted, 456.
Piers for New York, Eleven, 245. Pig Iron in the War, 246.
Platt, Work of Charles A., 557. Pompeii, Looking for Another, 584. Pool at Lincoln Memorial, 21. Portraits for the Nation, 454.
Post Office Removal Urged, 247. Praise from Sir Plubert, 19.
Predicted Labor Shortage and Commodity
Prices, 318.
Preserving Old Structures, 81. President Monroe’s Old Home Sold, 789. Price, Maintain Resale, 151.
Price Stabilization Believed Approaching, 386. Production Increased, Will Reduce Prices,
121, 152, 386. Production, Conference Urges Increase of,
458. Production, Richard E. Schmidt Urges In
creased, 380. Profit-Sharing Will Not Settle Wage Payment
Difficulties, 532. Public Works, Bill to Create Department In
troduced, 85.
Public Works, Unified Report Urged, 84. Public Works, Veterans to Press for, 243. Pyramids and Skyscrapers, 816.
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Quarter-Sawed Chair Posts at Plain-Sawed
Prices, 315.
Quiet Hotels and Hospitals, 246.
—R— Railroad Situation, 315.
Re-Employment of Service Men, 314. Rentals, Highest in the World, 311. Rents, Revising, Downward, 641. Research, Urging Scientific, 184. Rheims, Restoration of, 44. Roofing Material, New, 766.
Roosevelt Memorial Campaign, 274. Russian Reds Find 1000 Old Paintings, 697. Rustless Steel, 507.
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Safety Congress, National, 277. Safety Council, National, 419.
Safety, More Plans for, 584, 817.
Salaries, Professional, to be Higher in Sac
ramento, 178.
Sanctity of Contract with Labor Unions, 417. San Francisco Society Elects Officers, 557.
School Building Measurements, Report on
Standardization of, 379. Schweinfurth, Charles Frederick, Apprecia
tion of, 729. Scotch Cottages As Compared with English,
216.
Sculpture, New Process in, 727. Signposts, To Systematize, 557.
Slum Districts, Difficult to Destroy, 244. Sandstone Used for Pottery, 313.
Shrinkage in So-called “Compression Wood,”
454.
Social Unit Work, To Extend, 727. Soldier-Artists Dominate “Salon,” 18. Solvency of the Allies, 457.
Sound-proof Room for Babies, 819.
Southern California Monthly Meeting, 639,
729
Spain Wants U. S. Portable Houses, 728. Stabilization in Building Approaching, 52. Stained Glass Art, Developing, 314. Standardization Urged, 611.
Standardized Parts, England Encourages, 245. State Buildings, Models Made of, 789. State Examining Board Named, 119.
State Housing Association Acts in Advisory Capacity, 663.
State’s Movies Start, 788. State Societies: An Interesting Incident, 761. Statue, First in the United States, 698.
Statue, Peace, for President Wilson, 384. St. Louis Men Form Building Corporation, 556. Strike Settlement, Little Hope for Seen, 320. Supervising Architect’s Function Outlined, 479. Sultan’s Palace Destroyed by Fire, 19.
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Tax Exemption as an Aid to Building, 118.
Taxes, Elimination of Income, from Real Es
tate Mortgages, 185, 218.
Teamwork in Solving Housing Problem, 642. Tenantry, With Regard to, 505.
Tenant Selection for Municipal Houses in
England, 610.
Timber Census, Advocates, 115. Timer Resources, Our, 50.
Timber Tax Appraisers, Await Action of, 243. Timberlands, Cutover, Increase in Value, 313. Town, Burying Alive, 245.
Town Planning Conference in France, 115. Town Planning, Standards for, 117.
Trade Activity and Living Costs, 793. Trade Expansion and Production, 765. Transportation Shortage Predicted, 117. Traveling at Home, 315.
Treasury Department Will Get New Building,
380.
Trees, Better Pulp from Young, 507.
Troy Electricians Forced a Wage Increase, How, 533.
Tuberculosis, Can Architects Help to Prevent? 180.
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U. S. Housing Activities, Cites Lessons from,
181. U. S. Must Act Quickly in Supplying Europe’s Needs, 318.
United States to Sell a Town, 180. Units of Service, 587.
University of Illinois, Registration, 762.
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Vacant Lot, Responsibility of the, 116.
Virginia, Architectural Expansion of University of, 178.
Virginia, University of, Gets School of Fine Arts, 556.
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War Memorials for New York, 761. Washington City Club Plans Approved, 508. Washington Parkway, to Complete, 114. Watt Centenary, 479.
Washingtons, Hearth of the, 84. Wax to Preserve Old Buildings With, 790. Weir, J. Alden, Dead, 765.
White House, First of Confederacy, to be
Displaced, 181.
Women Build Stone Roads, 815.
Wood, Determining Strength of, by Density, 383.
Wood, Odor and Taste of, 819. Wood, Research Reveals New Uses for, 384. Wooden Houses in Norway, 816.
Workers Leaving United States, 555. Working Conditions Service, 118. World Center Scheme, 313. World, The New, 18.
Wrecking Old Home by Dynamite, 815.
—Y— Yale University to Build Library, 556.
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Zone Association, Free, Establish, 119.
Zoning Commission for Washington Appoint
ed, 181. Zoning and City Planning in Portland, Ore.,
311. Zoning and Industial Housing, Chicago Chap
ter Discusses, 638.