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Chicago Architectural Exhibition, 32nd An
nual, 671. Circular of Advice. By Henry K. Holsman,
367.
Classic Tradition, Plea for a, 572.
Clock, The Long Case (Grandfather), 307.
Colonial Trust Co., Philadelphia, Pa. Al
fred Bossom, Architect, 877. Color of Surroundings Affects Health, How,
787. Commodore Hotel. Warren & Wetmore, Archi
tects, 337. Contracting, Some Aspects of Modern. By F.
E. Davidson, 236. Convention, American Institute of Architects,
Nashville, 633, 665. Craftsman, Developing the American. By
Richard F. Bach, 484.
Craftsmanship, Fine Example of French, 706.
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Educating for Architectural Practice. By
Frederic W. Garber, 9. Engineering Conference at Chicago, April 23- 25, 642.
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Farm Buildings, Improvement of. By George
W. Maher, 453. Fire Protection Association, Annual Meeting
of National, 814. France, An American Architect in. By Alfred
P. Shaw, 333. Furness House, Baltimore. Edward Hughes
Glidden. Architect, 272. Future of Government Villages. By Clarence Wilson Brazer, 219.
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Garage and Entrance Turns. By A. D. Taylor,
699, 777. Gateway of the Nation. By F. B. and A. Ware, 603.
Government ITousing: What Will Follow. By
C. Grant LaFarge, 55. Group House, Advantages and Possibilities. By Richard Henry Dana, 163.
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Plotel Lincoln, Indianapolis, Ind. Rubush &
Hunter, Architects, 238. Hotel Pennsylvania. McKim, Mead & White,
Architects, 297. House of Allan S. Lehman. John Russell
Pope, Architect, 192. Ilouses, New, for Old. Alteration for O. L. Schwanke. Dwight James Baum, Architect, 679.
Housing Development That Solves Lodger Problem. Godley, Haskell & Sedgwick, Architects, 565.
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London, Notes From. By Selwyri Brinton, 599, 739.
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Mapping by Airplane, 873.
Memorials, Observations on Types of. By A.
L. Brockway, 511.
Memorials of the War, 849.
Miami, Florida, Italian House at. Gordon E.
Mayer, Architect. 805. Mill Creek Park, Youngstown, Ohio. By J. A. Schweinfurth, 869.
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Office Organization, Architectural, for Post- War Conditions. By Daniel Paul Higgins, 13, 60.
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Paris, Plans for Greater, Are Forming. 850. Park Avenue Improvement in New York, 756. Plasterwork, Development of Ornamental. By Maximilian F. Friederang, 536.
Post-War Committee, Review of. By Robert D. Kohn, 735.
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Roosevelt, Memorial to Theodore. By George W. Maher, 268.
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Scarboro-on-Hudson School. Welles Bosworth,
Architect, 477. Sparrow House and Rabbit House. By Joy Wheeler Dow, 505.
Specification Clauses. By Francis W. Grant,
570. Structural Service. By D. Knickerbacker
Boyd, 233. Supply and Demand, Law of. By Willis Polk, 173.
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Tod Homestead Cemetery, Youngstown, Ohio.
J. A. Schweinfurth, Architect, 848. Town Plalls as War Memorials. Kilham &
ITopkins. Architects, 607. Training School and Home for Young Girls, Brooklyn, N. Y. Ludlow & Peabody, Architects, 751.
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Victory Building Proposed at Springfield, Mass. Albert Winslow Cobb, Architect, 454.
Victory Memorial Building, Washington, D. C.
Tracy & Swartwout, Architects, 847.
Villa Borghese. By Joy Wheeler Dow, 837.
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Wales, Housing Policy for, 879.
Wentworth-Gardner House, Portsmouth, N. H., 372.
Westinghouse Village at South Philadelphia.
Pa., 223.
CURRENT NEWS
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Academy of Arts and Letters, 29.
Academy and Its Methods of Exhibiting, 711.
Agriculture, British Reconstruction Plans Aid,
488.
Air Fields Being Established, 711.
Airplane Boxes Big as Cottages, 179.
Airplanes for Forest Fire Protection, 712. American Academy of Arts and Sciences, 821. A. I. A., Next Convention, 75.
Amortization Committee Is Named, 312. Ante-War Conditions Again, 524.
Apprentice School of Design, A National, 391. April Building Starts Well, 650.
Architect, Is Willis Polk an, 245.
Architect, State, Employed by North Carolina,
465.
Architects Hear Lectures, 584.
Architects Ask Government Aid, 762.
Architects, Iowa, Public Suggestions for the
General Public, 825. Architects, New Jersey, Organize Memorial
Committee, 418.
Architects, State Board of, Named, 822. Architectural Assets, Ascertaining, 618.
Architectural Bureau Claims Big Savings, 855. Architectural Exhibition, Chicago, 493.
Architectural League Dines French Commis
sioner, 419. Architecture a Profitable Investment for
Owr. er, 487. Architecture, A. E. F. Study, Other Aspects
of, 885.
Army Storage Buildings, 713. Art Censor, English Post Office as, 488. Art Commissions, 650.
Art Conventions, Three in New York, 518. Art and Letters, New Place for, 855. Art, Progressive Work for, 648.
Art School in France, American Army as, 461. Art Study, Reconstruction of, 789.
Art, Teach, Through the Children, 821.
Art Works Asked by French for Those Ruined,
463.
Artists to Go to France, 826.
Artists’ War Achievements, 581. Arts Convention, Wide Interest in, 687. Atlantic City Architects Organize, 313.
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Baling Saves 50 Millions in Shipments, 180. Balzac’s Home Is Restored, 791. Bank Loans Abroad, Our, 142.
Bank Loans Increase in Washington, 687. Banking Affiliations, To Exetnd, 208.
Banks, Bill to Establish Home Loan, 523. Banks Study Amortization of Loans, 585.
Battle Plane, First American, in National Museum, 685.
Beauties, Hidden, 857.
Beauty, Conservation of, 713. Beauty, Simplicity of, 760.
Belgian Ruins, To Preserve, 278.
Belgium, Portable Homes for, 648. Belgium, Reviving the Industries of, 180. Billboards, Unsightly, 825.
Bolshevism, To Eliminate, 616.
Borglum Honored by France, 464. Brainard, Owen, 519.
Brick Shipments Halted, 859. Bricks Needed by Britain, 887.
Bridges, Architects Design Pittsburgh, 886.
British Architects Exhibit American Timber,
,274.
British Army Pluts for Homes, 711. British Labor Situation, To Study, 247. British Lumber Control Ended, 617.
British Provide Cottage and Farm for Soldier,
278.
British Suburban Development, 144. British Surplus War Property, Disposal of, 553. British Trade, May Resume, 523.
Brooklyn Architects Hold Monthly Dinner, 280. Brooklyn Chapter Meetings, 620. Brooklyn Industrial Exhibit, 717.
Budget Plan, For National, 789. Build Now! 363, 495.
Build Now Campaign Backed by Convention,
389.
Build Now, Says Senator Underwood, 584. Build Now, Urges Willis Polk, 821. Builder, Day of the, 887.
Builder, Giving the, a Chance, 683. Builders Ask for Boom Campaign, 492. Builders Plan Five Day Week, 716. Builders* Show Active, 553.
Builders Urged to Watch Opportunities, 494. Building Activity, Bright Future, 101.
Building Activity, Campaign to Stimulate, 619. Building Activity Resumed, 426.
Building Boom Hits Midwestern States, 143. Building Boom, Revise Laws to Aid, 716.
Building Campaign, Co-operative with, 421. Building Construction in the United States, 41. Building, Demands for, 465.
Building Erected in 33 Hours, 760. Building Exhibit, Portland, Ore., 620. Building, Hasten, Is Advised, 465.
Building of Houses by State Is Urged to Limit
Cost, 391.
Building, Immediate, 578. Building Increase, Predicts Big, 652. Building Loan Report, 712.
Building Manager Condemns Tax, 174. Building Market, Price Concessions Aid, 280. Building Operations Show Gain, 459. Building Optimism Grows, 683.
Building Plans to Last Ten Years, 717. Building Plans Show Decided Gain, 392. Building Prospects, Optimistic as to, 584. Building Reports Optimistic, 522. Building Research, 824.
Bidding Revival in Small Projects, 388.
Building, Rush, to Cut Down Rents, 684. Building Shortage, Northeast, 50 Per Cent, 318. Building Situation, H. I. Cobb Outlines, 492. Bidding Stabilization Report Prepared, 426. Building Starts in Detroit, 616.
Building, To Be Steady Growth in, 280.
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Chicago Architectural Exhibition, 32nd An
nual, 671. Circular of Advice. By Henry K. Holsman,
367.
Classic Tradition, Plea for a, 572.
Clock, The Long Case (Grandfather), 307.
Colonial Trust Co., Philadelphia, Pa. Al
fred Bossom, Architect, 877. Color of Surroundings Affects Health, How,
787. Commodore Hotel. Warren & Wetmore, Archi
tects, 337. Contracting, Some Aspects of Modern. By F.
E. Davidson, 236. Convention, American Institute of Architects,
Nashville, 633, 665. Craftsman, Developing the American. By
Richard F. Bach, 484.
Craftsmanship, Fine Example of French, 706.
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Educating for Architectural Practice. By
Frederic W. Garber, 9. Engineering Conference at Chicago, April 23- 25, 642.
—F—
Farm Buildings, Improvement of. By George
W. Maher, 453. Fire Protection Association, Annual Meeting
of National, 814. France, An American Architect in. By Alfred
P. Shaw, 333. Furness House, Baltimore. Edward Hughes
Glidden. Architect, 272. Future of Government Villages. By Clarence Wilson Brazer, 219.
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Garage and Entrance Turns. By A. D. Taylor,
699, 777. Gateway of the Nation. By F. B. and A. Ware, 603.
Government ITousing: What Will Follow. By
C. Grant LaFarge, 55. Group House, Advantages and Possibilities. By Richard Henry Dana, 163.
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Plotel Lincoln, Indianapolis, Ind. Rubush &
Hunter, Architects, 238. Hotel Pennsylvania. McKim, Mead & White,
Architects, 297. House of Allan S. Lehman. John Russell
Pope, Architect, 192. Ilouses, New, for Old. Alteration for O. L. Schwanke. Dwight James Baum, Architect, 679.
Housing Development That Solves Lodger Problem. Godley, Haskell & Sedgwick, Architects, 565.
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London, Notes From. By Selwyri Brinton, 599, 739.
—M—
Mapping by Airplane, 873.
Memorials, Observations on Types of. By A.
L. Brockway, 511.
Memorials of the War, 849.
Miami, Florida, Italian House at. Gordon E.
Mayer, Architect. 805. Mill Creek Park, Youngstown, Ohio. By J. A. Schweinfurth, 869.
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Office Organization, Architectural, for Post- War Conditions. By Daniel Paul Higgins, 13, 60.
—P—
Paris, Plans for Greater, Are Forming. 850. Park Avenue Improvement in New York, 756. Plasterwork, Development of Ornamental. By Maximilian F. Friederang, 536.
Post-War Committee, Review of. By Robert D. Kohn, 735.
—R—
Roosevelt, Memorial to Theodore. By George W. Maher, 268.
—s—
Scarboro-on-Hudson School. Welles Bosworth,
Architect, 477. Sparrow House and Rabbit House. By Joy Wheeler Dow, 505.
Specification Clauses. By Francis W. Grant,
570. Structural Service. By D. Knickerbacker
Boyd, 233. Supply and Demand, Law of. By Willis Polk, 173.
—T—
Tod Homestead Cemetery, Youngstown, Ohio.
J. A. Schweinfurth, Architect, 848. Town Plalls as War Memorials. Kilham &
ITopkins. Architects, 607. Training School and Home for Young Girls, Brooklyn, N. Y. Ludlow & Peabody, Architects, 751.
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Victory Building Proposed at Springfield, Mass. Albert Winslow Cobb, Architect, 454.
Victory Memorial Building, Washington, D. C.
Tracy & Swartwout, Architects, 847.
Villa Borghese. By Joy Wheeler Dow, 837.
—W—
Wales, Housing Policy for, 879.
Wentworth-Gardner House, Portsmouth, N. H., 372.
Westinghouse Village at South Philadelphia.
Pa., 223.
CURRENT NEWS
—A—
Academy of Arts and Letters, 29.
Academy and Its Methods of Exhibiting, 711.
Agriculture, British Reconstruction Plans Aid,
488.
Air Fields Being Established, 711.
Airplane Boxes Big as Cottages, 179.
Airplanes for Forest Fire Protection, 712. American Academy of Arts and Sciences, 821. A. I. A., Next Convention, 75.
Amortization Committee Is Named, 312. Ante-War Conditions Again, 524.
Apprentice School of Design, A National, 391. April Building Starts Well, 650.
Architect, Is Willis Polk an, 245.
Architect, State, Employed by North Carolina,
465.
Architects Hear Lectures, 584.
Architects Ask Government Aid, 762.
Architects, Iowa, Public Suggestions for the
General Public, 825. Architects, New Jersey, Organize Memorial
Committee, 418.
Architects, State Board of, Named, 822. Architectural Assets, Ascertaining, 618.
Architectural Bureau Claims Big Savings, 855. Architectural Exhibition, Chicago, 493.
Architectural League Dines French Commis
sioner, 419. Architecture a Profitable Investment for
Owr. er, 487. Architecture, A. E. F. Study, Other Aspects
of, 885.
Army Storage Buildings, 713. Art Censor, English Post Office as, 488. Art Commissions, 650.
Art Conventions, Three in New York, 518. Art and Letters, New Place for, 855. Art, Progressive Work for, 648.
Art School in France, American Army as, 461. Art Study, Reconstruction of, 789.
Art, Teach, Through the Children, 821.
Art Works Asked by French for Those Ruined,
463.
Artists to Go to France, 826.
Artists’ War Achievements, 581. Arts Convention, Wide Interest in, 687. Atlantic City Architects Organize, 313.
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Baling Saves 50 Millions in Shipments, 180. Balzac’s Home Is Restored, 791. Bank Loans Abroad, Our, 142.
Bank Loans Increase in Washington, 687. Banking Affiliations, To Exetnd, 208.
Banks, Bill to Establish Home Loan, 523. Banks Study Amortization of Loans, 585.
Battle Plane, First American, in National Museum, 685.
Beauties, Hidden, 857.
Beauty, Conservation of, 713. Beauty, Simplicity of, 760.
Belgian Ruins, To Preserve, 278.
Belgium, Portable Homes for, 648. Belgium, Reviving the Industries of, 180. Billboards, Unsightly, 825.
Bolshevism, To Eliminate, 616.
Borglum Honored by France, 464. Brainard, Owen, 519.
Brick Shipments Halted, 859. Bricks Needed by Britain, 887.
Bridges, Architects Design Pittsburgh, 886.
British Architects Exhibit American Timber,
,274.
British Army Pluts for Homes, 711. British Labor Situation, To Study, 247. British Lumber Control Ended, 617.
British Provide Cottage and Farm for Soldier,
278.
British Suburban Development, 144. British Surplus War Property, Disposal of, 553. British Trade, May Resume, 523.
Brooklyn Architects Hold Monthly Dinner, 280. Brooklyn Chapter Meetings, 620. Brooklyn Industrial Exhibit, 717.
Budget Plan, For National, 789. Build Now! 363, 495.
Build Now Campaign Backed by Convention,
389.
Build Now, Says Senator Underwood, 584. Build Now, Urges Willis Polk, 821. Builder, Day of the, 887.
Builder, Giving the, a Chance, 683. Builders Ask for Boom Campaign, 492. Builders Plan Five Day Week, 716. Builders* Show Active, 553.
Builders Urged to Watch Opportunities, 494. Building Activity, Bright Future, 101.
Building Activity, Campaign to Stimulate, 619. Building Activity Resumed, 426.
Building Boom Hits Midwestern States, 143. Building Boom, Revise Laws to Aid, 716.
Building Campaign, Co-operative with, 421. Building Construction in the United States, 41. Building, Demands for, 465.
Building Erected in 33 Hours, 760. Building Exhibit, Portland, Ore., 620. Building, Hasten, Is Advised, 465.
Building of Houses by State Is Urged to Limit
Cost, 391.
Building, Immediate, 578. Building Increase, Predicts Big, 652. Building Loan Report, 712.
Building Manager Condemns Tax, 174. Building Market, Price Concessions Aid, 280. Building Operations Show Gain, 459. Building Optimism Grows, 683.
Building Plans to Last Ten Years, 717. Building Plans Show Decided Gain, 392. Building Prospects, Optimistic as to, 584. Building Reports Optimistic, 522. Building Research, 824.
Bidding Revival in Small Projects, 388.
Building, Rush, to Cut Down Rents, 684. Building Shortage, Northeast, 50 Per Cent, 318. Building Situation, H. I. Cobb Outlines, 492. Bidding Stabilization Report Prepared, 426. Building Starts in Detroit, 616.
Building, To Be Steady Growth in, 280.