CURRENT NEWS
(Continued)
Labor Shortage Holds Up Public Work in
France, 791. Labor Situation, Survey of, by Employment
Service, 29.
Labor Takes Reasonable View, 244.
Lafayette’s Statue, Inscription for, 421.
Landscape Architects Hold Meeting on Recon
struction, 75.
Landscape Prize, 549.
Lane’s Land Plan, to Support, 247.
Largest Office Building, The World’s, 208.
Legal Decisions, 72, 100, 166, 308, 380, 414,
452, 545, 574, 755, 814, 883. Lime, Building, in 1918, 421.
Lincoln Highway Markers, Permanent, 714. Loan Market Improving, 417.
Loans, Billions Tied Up in Foreign, 615. Loans Sought Here by Other Nations, 180. London’s Housing Reforms, 713. Los Angeles’ Area, 180.
Lumber Bureau Protests Freight Charges, 466. Lumber and the Box Industry, 583.
Lumber Congress, Hines to Address, 423. Lumber Course Proves of Wide Value, 350. Lumber Demand Arises in London, 278.
Lumber Demand Will Tax Mills’ Capacity, 579. Lumber Famine, Says World Faces, 712.
Lumber Prices in Washington, D. C., 793. Lumber Production in 1918, 716. Lumber Shortage in Italy, 494.
Lumber Stock Decreases, Western, 712.
Lumber Stocks in France, American, 686.
Lumbermen Confer with Government Officials,
352. Luxembourg Museum to Have American Art, 347.
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Macmonnies Statue at Princeton, 549. Marbles of Italy, 581.
March, Building Increases in, 621. March Contracts Show Improvement, 619. Masonry in Ancient Times, 880.
Massachusetts Building Program, 229. Material Prices Kept Up After 1865.
Material Prices, Wants Specified for Seasons,
582. Materials, Discuss Disposal of Surplus Build
ing, 279.
Materials, Surplus Supplies of Building, 279. Materials Testing Research Library, 617.
Medal Designs, Ask for New Naval, 275. Medals and Relics, Collecting War, 274.
Memorial Armory for Washington Proposed.
(See Roosevelt), 716.
Memorial Bridge in Maine, 244.
Memorial, Civic Type of War, Proposed for
Boston, 259.
Memorial, Club Plans War, 713.
Memorial, Construct Reflection Pool at Lin
coln, 826.
Memorial, The Dishonest, 684.
Memorial Forest, National, 888. Memorial Highways, 31.
Memorial to Negro Soldiers and Sailors, 891. Memorial, Rheims, for American Dead, 614. Memorial to U. S. Dead Fliers, 420.
Memorial Suggestions, Architects Aid with, 520. Memorial Theaters, 619.
Memorials, Advisory Committee on War, 387 Memorials, Aid in Selecting Appropriate War,
461. Memorials, Ask Federation’s Aid in Planning,
686.
Memorials, Federation Defines Attitude, 858. Memorials Pamphlet by Municipal Art Society,
581.
Memorials, Stirling Calder Discusses, 885. Memorials, War, Cities Deciding on, 176.
Memorials, War, Resolution of 111. Chapter on,
177. Michigan Architects Elect Shilling President,
318. Military Experience, What Architects Taught
Him, 486.
Mineral Products Score Record, 174. Miniature, Origin of the Word, 825. Mississippi Valley Highway, 884. Model Cities, Planning, 760. Model Towns, British, 144.
Models Prepared for Home Builders, 686.
Money Costs, Not Material Prices, Retarded Post-War Building, 794.
Money Rates, Easier, Noted in Federal Report,
317.
Montana Architects Hold Convention, 178. Monument to America’s Womanhood, 276. Monument to Chicago Heroes, 614. Morse, George Tremaine, 684.
Mortgage Amortization, Campaign for, 491.
Mortgages, Wants Stock Exchange to Trade
in, 858.
Motion Picture Forum, First, 888.
Municipal Governments, Co-operating with
(Work of Illinois Chapter, A. I. A.), 24. Municipal Reconstruction in America, 108.
Museum Exhibitions, Art in Trades Shown in, 316.
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National Academy Officials, 620. National Architectural Society Proposed, 74. National Building Bank, Discuss a, 617. Naturalization in a Year, 423.
New Orleans Architects Elect Officers, 277. New Orleans Skyscrapers, 717.
New York Apartments Will Cost $2,000,000
209.
New York Chapter on Memorials, 146. New York City’s Waterfront, 277.
New York’s Construction Program, 426. New York’s Oldest Building Going, 856.
New York Society of Architects, 245, 494, 621,
762.
New York State Association, 761. New York State Board of Registration, 75. New York State Passes Rent Bill, 656.
New York State Will Democratize Profession,
620. North Dakota Legalizes Home Building Plan,
42L
Norway Gets American Building Materials, 278. Norwegian Exposition Shows American House, 859.
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O’Brien, Arthur T., Dies, 465.
Office Building, Big, Started in New York,
648.
Open Market Aids Construction, 718. Optimism Predominates, 175.
Organization Aids Business and Technical
Workers, 316. “Own Your Own Home” Campaign Plans Announced, 466, 522.
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Paint Peace Conference Scenes, 348.
Paint Manufacturers Association, 619.
Park System, Rhode Island Architects Aid,
497.
Pavement, Keep Intact Five Years, 577.
Partnership Discrimination in Income Tax Bill,
208.
Peace Time Problems, Meeting, 143. Pennsylvania Architects Meet, 621. Pershing Highway, 521.
Pershing Stadium Will Be Erected, 549. Perseus, Famed, Is Uncovered, 549.
Philadelphia Needs 20,000 New_ Houses, 713. Philadelphia Plans War Memorial, 424. Pine Men Refuse Prices, 553.
Pittsburgh Chapter Meeting, 497.
Plan for Federal Body to Supervise Industry,
107. Plywood Manufacture, Improve Methods of,
463.
Political League, New Home for, 648. Pope’s Statuette for Pershing, 178. Portland’s Extensive Building, 521. Portrait Gallery, Gift for a, 30.
Post Office Building Contracts, Urge Award
of, 318.
Post-War Committee, 520.
Post-War Committee Program, 291.
Posters Issued by Department of Labor to
Stimulate Building, 210. Post-War Committee, 388.
Post-War Committee Activities, 497. Post-War Problems, To Study, 207. Pottery, New British, 618.
Pottery Study, Pursue, 461. Price of Basic Materials, To Stabilize, 388. Price History of the War, 387.
Price Levels Following the War, 714. Price Movements Favor Builders, 466. Prices Doubled Since 1914, 685.
Prices, False Economy to Await Lower, 417. Prices Reduced to Aid Building, 389. Prices, Stabilizing Market, 496.
Prices and Wages to Continue High, 101. Prices Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow, 720. Prisoners Manufacture Road Signs, 464.
Progress Toward Resumption of Normal Con
ditions, 108.
Prosperity, Making Permanent, 349. Prohibition, Another Need Emphasized by, 620. Public Undertakings to Be Pushed to Completion, 348.
Public Works Urged to Avert Idleness. 248.
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Railroad Administration Aids Homeseekers,
_ 651.
Railroad Income Short One-fourth, 345. Railways, Capital in American, 279.
Raw Materials Should Not Be Sacrificed, 74. Reconstruction of Detroit’s Blocks, 493. Reconstruction, International, 29.
Red Tape in City Management, 617.
Re-education of Disabled Soldiers and Sailors,
130.
Reforestation in Europe, 577.
Reforestation, Helping France in, 421.
Registration of Architects, Minnesota Pro
poses, 583.
Registration of Michigan Architects, 681. Registration Laws, To Unify State, 762. Rehabilitation Bonds, 102.
Rents, High, Speed Building, 619. Rents Likely to Increase, 102.
Reserve Officers to Be Trained, 106.
Residence, Historic Salt Lake, to Be Razed,
3 i 7. Responsibility for Safe Building Construction,
313.
Responsibility, Our Immediate, 420.
Rheims Cathedral, Past and Present, 759.
Rheims Construction to Cost Billion Dollars,
760.
Rhode Island Chapter Meeting, 178, 620. Roads, Improved, and Congress, 274.
Roads and Merchandise Traffic, Good, 313. Roof Landing for Planes, 717.
Roosevelt Birthplace Bought, 493. Roosevelt Memorial Bird Fountain, 350. Roosevelt Memorial Exhibition, 462. Roosevelt Exhibit, 614.
Roosevelt Memorial, Belleau Wood as, 614. Roosevelt Memorial Bill, 614. Roosevelt Memorial Road, 608.
Roosevelt Memorial to Teach Living Service,
613. Roosevelt National Park, Redwood District to
Be Known as, 178.
Roosevelt Park, Oyster Bay Plans, 246. Rotch Traveling Scholarship, 552. Rubber Supply, The World’s, 30. Russia Loses Works of Art, 758. Russian Housing Difficulties, 760.
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Sacramento Capitol Extension Delayed, 578. Sacramento State Buildings Competition, 124. Salt Lake Predicts Building Boom, 348.
San Francisco Schools to Cost $1,059,000, 464. School Building Contracts Awarded by Group
Method, 140.
School House Problem, 521.
Scotland, Report of Royal Commission on Housing in, 179.
Seattle Builders Elect Officers, 178. Seattle to Experiment in Color, 651.
Seaweed Aids British Building, 615.
Service, Coming Extension of Architectural.
271.
“Shadows and Straws,” Again, 146. Shingles, Wooden, Permitted, 823.
Short Notes of News Interest, 275. Situation Improved, Teague Reports, 464. Skyscrapers, Weight of New York, 179.
Soldier Not to Be Discharged Against His
Will, 246.
Soldiers, Disabled, Studying Architecture, 687. Soldiers, Employment of, 74.
Soldiers Increase Home Shortage, 619. Soldiers, Placing Disabled, 422.
Soldiers and Sailors, Retraining Disabled, 464. Soldiers Studying French Art, Our, 550.
.Soldiers for Suburban Development, 179. Soldiers Trade School at Camp Dix, 143.
Southern California Chapter, A. I. A., 32, 245
519, 649.
Stabilization of Commodity Prices, 523. Stabilization Plan, To Formulate, 622.
Standardization as Aid to Price Reduction, 346. State Board of Architecture, Would Create, 276.
Statistics, Industrial, Greatness of U. S. Exemplified in, 791.
Statuary Costing $125 Worth $25,000, 649. Steel Center, New York. World’s? 649. Steel Industry Slowing, Down, 175.
Steel Men Win Fight for “Open” Prices, 688. Steel Orders Smallest Since Oct., 1915, 274. Steel Price Lowering Looked For, 312. Steel Price, New, 524.
Steel Society, New Branch for, 145. Steel, Structural, 208.
Steel Trade, Note Rise in, 145. Steel Workers’ Wages Not to Be Cut, 208. Stone, Artificial, from Mica and Clay, 824. Structural Materials, Testing, 418.
Survey of Available Space for Housing, 759.
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Tenement House Bill, Vote to Support, 318. Tent Camps, Stop Work on, 29.
Tent City to Provide Housing? 616.
(Continued)
Labor Shortage Holds Up Public Work in
France, 791. Labor Situation, Survey of, by Employment
Service, 29.
Labor Takes Reasonable View, 244.
Lafayette’s Statue, Inscription for, 421.
Landscape Architects Hold Meeting on Recon
struction, 75.
Landscape Prize, 549.
Lane’s Land Plan, to Support, 247.
Largest Office Building, The World’s, 208.
Legal Decisions, 72, 100, 166, 308, 380, 414,
452, 545, 574, 755, 814, 883. Lime, Building, in 1918, 421.
Lincoln Highway Markers, Permanent, 714. Loan Market Improving, 417.
Loans, Billions Tied Up in Foreign, 615. Loans Sought Here by Other Nations, 180. London’s Housing Reforms, 713. Los Angeles’ Area, 180.
Lumber Bureau Protests Freight Charges, 466. Lumber and the Box Industry, 583.
Lumber Congress, Hines to Address, 423. Lumber Course Proves of Wide Value, 350. Lumber Demand Arises in London, 278.
Lumber Demand Will Tax Mills’ Capacity, 579. Lumber Famine, Says World Faces, 712.
Lumber Prices in Washington, D. C., 793. Lumber Production in 1918, 716. Lumber Shortage in Italy, 494.
Lumber Stock Decreases, Western, 712.
Lumber Stocks in France, American, 686.
Lumbermen Confer with Government Officials,
352. Luxembourg Museum to Have American Art, 347.
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Macmonnies Statue at Princeton, 549. Marbles of Italy, 581.
March, Building Increases in, 621. March Contracts Show Improvement, 619. Masonry in Ancient Times, 880.
Massachusetts Building Program, 229. Material Prices Kept Up After 1865.
Material Prices, Wants Specified for Seasons,
582. Materials, Discuss Disposal of Surplus Build
ing, 279.
Materials, Surplus Supplies of Building, 279. Materials Testing Research Library, 617.
Medal Designs, Ask for New Naval, 275. Medals and Relics, Collecting War, 274.
Memorial Armory for Washington Proposed.
(See Roosevelt), 716.
Memorial Bridge in Maine, 244.
Memorial, Civic Type of War, Proposed for
Boston, 259.
Memorial, Club Plans War, 713.
Memorial, Construct Reflection Pool at Lin
coln, 826.
Memorial, The Dishonest, 684.
Memorial Forest, National, 888. Memorial Highways, 31.
Memorial to Negro Soldiers and Sailors, 891. Memorial, Rheims, for American Dead, 614. Memorial to U. S. Dead Fliers, 420.
Memorial Suggestions, Architects Aid with, 520. Memorial Theaters, 619.
Memorials, Advisory Committee on War, 387 Memorials, Aid in Selecting Appropriate War,
461. Memorials, Ask Federation’s Aid in Planning,
686.
Memorials, Federation Defines Attitude, 858. Memorials Pamphlet by Municipal Art Society,
581.
Memorials, Stirling Calder Discusses, 885. Memorials, War, Cities Deciding on, 176.
Memorials, War, Resolution of 111. Chapter on,
177. Michigan Architects Elect Shilling President,
318. Military Experience, What Architects Taught
Him, 486.
Mineral Products Score Record, 174. Miniature, Origin of the Word, 825. Mississippi Valley Highway, 884. Model Cities, Planning, 760. Model Towns, British, 144.
Models Prepared for Home Builders, 686.
Money Costs, Not Material Prices, Retarded Post-War Building, 794.
Money Rates, Easier, Noted in Federal Report,
317.
Montana Architects Hold Convention, 178. Monument to America’s Womanhood, 276. Monument to Chicago Heroes, 614. Morse, George Tremaine, 684.
Mortgage Amortization, Campaign for, 491.
Mortgages, Wants Stock Exchange to Trade
in, 858.
Motion Picture Forum, First, 888.
Municipal Governments, Co-operating with
(Work of Illinois Chapter, A. I. A.), 24. Municipal Reconstruction in America, 108.
Museum Exhibitions, Art in Trades Shown in, 316.
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National Academy Officials, 620. National Architectural Society Proposed, 74. National Building Bank, Discuss a, 617. Naturalization in a Year, 423.
New Orleans Architects Elect Officers, 277. New Orleans Skyscrapers, 717.
New York Apartments Will Cost $2,000,000
209.
New York Chapter on Memorials, 146. New York City’s Waterfront, 277.
New York’s Construction Program, 426. New York’s Oldest Building Going, 856.
New York Society of Architects, 245, 494, 621,
762.
New York State Association, 761. New York State Board of Registration, 75. New York State Passes Rent Bill, 656.
New York State Will Democratize Profession,
620. North Dakota Legalizes Home Building Plan,
42L
Norway Gets American Building Materials, 278. Norwegian Exposition Shows American House, 859.
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O’Brien, Arthur T., Dies, 465.
Office Building, Big, Started in New York,
648.
Open Market Aids Construction, 718. Optimism Predominates, 175.
Organization Aids Business and Technical
Workers, 316. “Own Your Own Home” Campaign Plans Announced, 466, 522.
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Paint Peace Conference Scenes, 348.
Paint Manufacturers Association, 619.
Park System, Rhode Island Architects Aid,
497.
Pavement, Keep Intact Five Years, 577.
Partnership Discrimination in Income Tax Bill,
208.
Peace Time Problems, Meeting, 143. Pennsylvania Architects Meet, 621. Pershing Highway, 521.
Pershing Stadium Will Be Erected, 549. Perseus, Famed, Is Uncovered, 549.
Philadelphia Needs 20,000 New_ Houses, 713. Philadelphia Plans War Memorial, 424. Pine Men Refuse Prices, 553.
Pittsburgh Chapter Meeting, 497.
Plan for Federal Body to Supervise Industry,
107. Plywood Manufacture, Improve Methods of,
463.
Political League, New Home for, 648. Pope’s Statuette for Pershing, 178. Portland’s Extensive Building, 521. Portrait Gallery, Gift for a, 30.
Post Office Building Contracts, Urge Award
of, 318.
Post-War Committee, 520.
Post-War Committee Program, 291.
Posters Issued by Department of Labor to
Stimulate Building, 210. Post-War Committee, 388.
Post-War Committee Activities, 497. Post-War Problems, To Study, 207. Pottery, New British, 618.
Pottery Study, Pursue, 461. Price of Basic Materials, To Stabilize, 388. Price History of the War, 387.
Price Levels Following the War, 714. Price Movements Favor Builders, 466. Prices Doubled Since 1914, 685.
Prices, False Economy to Await Lower, 417. Prices Reduced to Aid Building, 389. Prices, Stabilizing Market, 496.
Prices and Wages to Continue High, 101. Prices Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow, 720. Prisoners Manufacture Road Signs, 464.
Progress Toward Resumption of Normal Con
ditions, 108.
Prosperity, Making Permanent, 349. Prohibition, Another Need Emphasized by, 620. Public Undertakings to Be Pushed to Completion, 348.
Public Works Urged to Avert Idleness. 248.
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Railroad Administration Aids Homeseekers,
_ 651.
Railroad Income Short One-fourth, 345. Railways, Capital in American, 279.
Raw Materials Should Not Be Sacrificed, 74. Reconstruction of Detroit’s Blocks, 493. Reconstruction, International, 29.
Red Tape in City Management, 617.
Re-education of Disabled Soldiers and Sailors,
130.
Reforestation in Europe, 577.
Reforestation, Helping France in, 421.
Registration of Architects, Minnesota Pro
poses, 583.
Registration of Michigan Architects, 681. Registration Laws, To Unify State, 762. Rehabilitation Bonds, 102.
Rents, High, Speed Building, 619. Rents Likely to Increase, 102.
Reserve Officers to Be Trained, 106.
Residence, Historic Salt Lake, to Be Razed,
3 i 7. Responsibility for Safe Building Construction,
313.
Responsibility, Our Immediate, 420.
Rheims Cathedral, Past and Present, 759.
Rheims Construction to Cost Billion Dollars,
760.
Rhode Island Chapter Meeting, 178, 620. Roads, Improved, and Congress, 274.
Roads and Merchandise Traffic, Good, 313. Roof Landing for Planes, 717.
Roosevelt Birthplace Bought, 493. Roosevelt Memorial Bird Fountain, 350. Roosevelt Memorial Exhibition, 462. Roosevelt Exhibit, 614.
Roosevelt Memorial, Belleau Wood as, 614. Roosevelt Memorial Bill, 614. Roosevelt Memorial Road, 608.
Roosevelt Memorial to Teach Living Service,
613. Roosevelt National Park, Redwood District to
Be Known as, 178.
Roosevelt Park, Oyster Bay Plans, 246. Rotch Traveling Scholarship, 552. Rubber Supply, The World’s, 30. Russia Loses Works of Art, 758. Russian Housing Difficulties, 760.
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Sacramento Capitol Extension Delayed, 578. Sacramento State Buildings Competition, 124. Salt Lake Predicts Building Boom, 348.
San Francisco Schools to Cost $1,059,000, 464. School Building Contracts Awarded by Group
Method, 140.
School House Problem, 521.
Scotland, Report of Royal Commission on Housing in, 179.
Seattle Builders Elect Officers, 178. Seattle to Experiment in Color, 651.
Seaweed Aids British Building, 615.
Service, Coming Extension of Architectural.
271.
“Shadows and Straws,” Again, 146. Shingles, Wooden, Permitted, 823.
Short Notes of News Interest, 275. Situation Improved, Teague Reports, 464. Skyscrapers, Weight of New York, 179.
Soldier Not to Be Discharged Against His
Will, 246.
Soldiers, Disabled, Studying Architecture, 687. Soldiers, Employment of, 74.
Soldiers Increase Home Shortage, 619. Soldiers, Placing Disabled, 422.
Soldiers and Sailors, Retraining Disabled, 464. Soldiers Studying French Art, Our, 550.
.Soldiers for Suburban Development, 179. Soldiers Trade School at Camp Dix, 143.
Southern California Chapter, A. I. A., 32, 245
519, 649.
Stabilization of Commodity Prices, 523. Stabilization Plan, To Formulate, 622.
Standardization as Aid to Price Reduction, 346. State Board of Architecture, Would Create, 276.
Statistics, Industrial, Greatness of U. S. Exemplified in, 791.
Statuary Costing $125 Worth $25,000, 649. Steel Center, New York. World’s? 649. Steel Industry Slowing, Down, 175.
Steel Men Win Fight for “Open” Prices, 688. Steel Orders Smallest Since Oct., 1915, 274. Steel Price Lowering Looked For, 312. Steel Price, New, 524.
Steel Society, New Branch for, 145. Steel, Structural, 208.
Steel Trade, Note Rise in, 145. Steel Workers’ Wages Not to Be Cut, 208. Stone, Artificial, from Mica and Clay, 824. Structural Materials, Testing, 418.
Survey of Available Space for Housing, 759.
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Tenement House Bill, Vote to Support, 318. Tent Camps, Stop Work on, 29.
Tent City to Provide Housing? 616.