CURRENT NEWS
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Building. Supply Ban Lifted in Uniontown, 826. Building Trades Questioned by Dept, of Labor,
550.
Building Work Increases, 577. Buildings, Decay in, 76.
Burial Ground in France for Our Men, 347. Business Boom Predicted, 523. Business Conditions, 31.
Business Revival, Expect, 578.
Business Unit, Largest in the World (War Risk Insurance), 76.
Button, Bronze, for Discharged Soldier, 422.
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Cady Architectural Library Goes to Trinity College, 275.
Cady, J. Cleveland, 583.
California, Financing Building in Southern,
459.
Canada Provides Money for Houses, 888. Canada Pushes Housing Bill, 420. Canadian Lumber Supply, 580.
Canadian Rail Construction, 578. Canadians in War, Artists’ Work Shows, 891. Canal Terminals, To Hasten, 423.
Canal Tonnage Shows Decline, 209.
Capital, Private, and New Construction, 682.
Carpenters Urge $7 a Day Minimum Wage,
793.
Cathedral, Raise Fund for National, 348. Cemetry in France, Suggests, 392.
Chamber of Commerce, World, 760. Chicago Building Hold Up, Explain, 584. Chicago School of Architecture, 579. Chicago Stadium, 856.
Chimney, Montana Has World’s Tallest, 145. Cities, Bill Plans for Dividing, 497. Citizenship, School of, Favored, 462. City, An Ideal, 886.
City Plan for Janesville, Wis., 618. City Planning Conference, 621. Civic Beauty, Safeguarding, 681.
Civic Pride, Where, Is Born, 649.
Claim Board, Secretary Creates, 346. Cleveland Building Figures Show Gain, 246. Cleveland Chapter, A. I. A., 580. Clubhouse for 77th Division, 550.
Club House for Discharged Officers, 180. Coal Export Co-operation, 174.
Coal Production Decreases, 104, 312.
Coal Shortage in France Will Boom Industry,
209.
Code Changes Urged to Aid Construction, 686. Colleges to Admit “War Special” Students, 348. Comfort Station Problem, San Francisco, 760. Community Boards, Importance of, 77.
Community Buildings as Soldier Memorials,
613.
Competition, Award in American Housing, 762. Competition for Rebuilding French Towns, 582. Competition for Memorial Tablet, Polachek, 676. Competition, Sacramento State Building in, 124. Construction Activity in Europe, 524.
Construction Activity, Survey Indicates Early Start, 763.
Construction Codes for Safety Uniformity, 273. Construction Data, New Bureau Formed to Secure, 103.
Construction, Discuss Stimulation of, 524. Construction Field in South America, 752.
Construction Financing, Wants Investigation of, 826.
Construction Industry to Convene, 651. Construction, Is Cost High? 455. Construction, Plans to Urge, 346.
Construction Problems Discussed at Conference, 425.
Construction Projects Stopped by War Department, 104.
Contractors, To License Building, 583. Contracts Executed in Year, Public, 273. Contracts, May Make Public, 276.
Convention, Impression of George W. Maher. 822.
Co-operation of Builders and Labor Urged, 522. Copper to Europe, 106.
Copper Men Go Abroad, 246. Copper Purchased by Italian Government, 145. Cost Probe Started by Legislators, 553.
Costs, Comparative, in Quarter Century of
Building, 350. Cox, Kenyon, 466.
Craftsmanship, Development of, 597. Craftsmanship in Brazil, 521.
Credits, Urges Liberal to Our Foreign Purchasers, 690.
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Dam, U. S. Engineers Build World’s Biggest, Danish Demand for American Building Specialties, 752.
Daylight Saving, Results of, 78.
Debt Comparisons and Obligations, 207. Debt, World’s War, Vast Sum, 175.
Decorative Arts and Industries Association
Formed, 108.
Deposits in Postal Savings, 207.
Detroit’s First Builders Show, 351.
Detroit Is Assured Financing of Building
Projects, 651.
District of Columbia Improvements, 652. Draughtsmen Needed, 716, 790.
Dust and Fumes Problem Solved, 273. Duveneck, Frank, 244.
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Education, Architectural, 161.
Education, The New Architectural, 157. Electrical Workers’ Latest Demands, 651. Employer, Reward for the Just, 887. Employers Urged to Build, 690.
Employment Service Activities, U. S., 461. Employment Service, Cut Made in, 494.
Employment Service, Report of U. S., 888. Employment Service, Work of the U. S., 77.
Engineering Societies Employment Bureau, 244. Engineers Elect Officers, St. Louis Chapter,
277.
England’s House Building Needs, 823. England’s Housing Appropriation, 277.
England’s War Memorials on Large Scale, 276. England, Reconstructing Architectural Prac
tice in, 93.
England Is Short 500,000 Houses, 247. English Housing Problems, 615.
Estimates, Are Costs Less Than Current? 555. Estimating Recession of Prices, 102.
Exhibits Drawings, Child Aged Two, 617. Exports, Issue Bonds to Promote, 684. Exports from France to U. S,, 247. Exports, January, Set Record, 418.
Exposition, Next Congress to Take Up World’s,
717.
Extensions Asked, to Cost $2,000,000, 178.
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Farm Buildings, Architectural Improvement of,
377.
Farm Conditions Abroad, 276. Farm Dwellings Planned, Model, 273. Farm Land Values Rise, 685. Farms and Soldiers Again, 758.
Federal Home Loan Bank Legislation, 714. Ferryhouse Built to Stay, 650.
Film Exchanges, Hazard of, 129.
Financing the Expected Boom in Building,
171, 205, 241.
Financing Foreign Readjustment, 102. Fire Hazards, Eliminating, 423. Fire Loss, 143.
Fire Loss, Co-operation Against, 274.
Fire Investigation and Prevention, 823. Fire Protection, Cincinnati Leads in, 650.
Fire Protection Furthered by Concrete Roads,
145.
Food Costs, France Cuts, 462. Food, War Cost of, 345.
Foreign Born and Native Workers, Better Re
lations, 75.
Foreign Market at Home, 618. Foreign Trade, To Master, 278.
Forest Fire Control. County Organizations for,
77.
Forest Laboratory Door Tests, 649. Forest Laboratory Tests, 495.
Forest Protection in Canada, 577. Forest Reserve in New York Big, 144. France Chary in Rebuilding, 681. France, Her Roads Saved, 78.
France, Labor Shortage Holds Up Public
Work in, 791.
France Offers U. S. Monument Site, 350. France, Restoring Orchards of, 315.
Freight Rates, Building Industry Asks Lower,
419. Freight Rates Reduced on Building Materials,
425.
French Building Loss, 551. French Forests, Would Replant, 579. French Plan Monument, 608.
French Sand Breaks Commodity Prices, 352. French, Would Let Rebuild in Own Way, 857. Fuel Problem, Great Britain’s, 313.
Fuel Saving by Restricted Industries, Results
of, 244.
Furniture High in Great Britain, 712.
Furniture Market in South America, 551.
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German Forests for French Indemnity, 713. Goodyear’s, Prof., Research, 78.
Government Campaign to Promote Buildings, 74.
Government May Dispose of 5000 Acres of
Land, 392. Government Offers Business Data to Industry,
760. Government to Spend $305,369,464 on Public
Improvements, 584. Grand Central Palace, New York, World Trade
Mart, 824.
Great Britain Allows Trade in Hardwood, 350. Guarantee of Labor Stability Urged to Aid Building, 248.
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Harbor and River Bill, 106.
Hardwood Surplus Disposal of, 496. Highway Building, Comprehensive, Urged, 422. Highways, National, Proposed, 279.
Historic Philadelphia House to Be Razed
(Guernsey Mansion), 581. Historic Property Sold, Timothy Ball House,
578.
Home Improvement Week, 683. Homes, Million Ready for, in Detroit, 793. Homes, Salvaging Old, 711.
Homes for Standard Oil Employees, 685. Homes for Workers Made Possible, 888. Honor Roll Memorial in Chicago, 96.
Hospital, American, for London, 857. Hospital Construction in the Future, 315. Hostess Plan at Harvard, 713.
Hotel, A Larger “Largest” Proposed, 685.
Hotels Pennsylvania and Commodore Rentals
Set New Mark, 314.
House Building, Motor Car Methods in, 825. House Shortage in Wilmington Ends, 889. Houses the Remedy, More, 462.
Houses, Workmen’s, in Britain, 683. Housing Appropriation Not All Used, 174. Housing Bill Approved, Philadelphia, 793.
Housing Bureau Director Named, New, 352. Housing Campaign to Issue Message, 822. Housing Exposition, 424.
Housing Hampered by Michigan’s Code, 793. Housing, New Bill Aims for Cheaper, 496.
Housing Plan in New London Abandoned, 687. Housing Plan, Co-operative, in Washington
Square, New York, 789.
Housing Plans to Be Made Public, 553. Housing Poor, Means Big Labor Turnover, 889. Housing Problem Gets More Serious, 716. Housing Problems in America, 550.
Housing Problems Serious, Local, 886.
Housing Projects, Will Recommend Continuance of, 209.
Housing Workers, Need for, Still Great, 391.
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Illinois Architects’ Joint Committee Report on Reconstruction, 65; on Housing, 105. Immigration at Low Mark, 177.
Improvements, Should Take Up Public, 142.
Industrial Art, America Must Wake Up in, 682.
Industrial Art Exhibit, 552.
Industrial Arts School Opened, 104. Industrial Co-operation, 30.
Industrial Readjustment of Liberated Regions of France, 105.
Industrial Training and Foreign Trade, 713. Industrial Unrest, Meeting, 580.
“Inharmonious Distribution of Expenditure,” 791.
Institute Widens Scope of Organization, 522. International Federation of Architecture, 207. Inter-Racial Council Formed, 349. Iron Exports Held Up, 245. Iron Industry. Oldest, 76.
Iron, Malleable, Use and Development, 616. Iron Ore in 1918, 460.
Italians Place Big Southern Pine Order, 243. Italians to Recover Stolen Art, 885.
Japanese Architecture, 759. Japanese Bath Houses, 790.
Jerusalem’s Architecture, Future of, 347. Jobs for New York’s 77th, 493.
Jugo-Slavs Build Monument Extension, 856.
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Kansas City Chapter Meets, 549.
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Labor, 31.
Labor Conditions, Report on, Joint Committee of Illinois Chapter and Illinois Society of Architects, 126.
Labor, Imported, Barred, 75.
Labor Readjustment Calls for Americanization,
108.