Milwaukee, Wis.-Ordinance relating to dazzling head lights. (Ord. 188 passed S 11 '16) 1p City clerk, Milwaukee Health. See Public health Duty of health departments on the alcohol question. Haven Emerson. N Y (city) Dept of Health Reprint Ser no 50 p 3-7 O '16 Reprinted from the proceedings of the National conference of charities and correction, 43d annual meeting, May, 1916. Minneapolis, Minn.-Council or commission control of health? Survey 37:728 Mr 24 '17 State board of health control of sewage works. Eng N 76:859-60 N 2 '16; Same. Eng Rec 74: 582 N 11 '16 From report of committee on sewageworks operation, etc., sanitary section, American public health association, presented at Cincinnati, Ohio, Oct. 26, 1916. See also Public health-Administration Rating Rating of state boards of health. W. A. Evans. Pub Health (Mich.) n s 4:545-9 O '16 This article is reprinted from a recent issue of the Chicago Tribune, as a résumé of the investigation of the several health boards of the different states made by Dr. Charles V. Chapin at the instance of the American medical asociation Reorganization Legislation Vermont-Act reorganizing board of health so that secretary becomes a member rather than executive merely. (No. 192, P. L. 1917) Health centers Community centers at their third milestone and the health centers that point the way; Local organization for health promotion through the proposed community health center, by E: F. Brown and W. F. L. Edwards. il Community Center no 2 p 1-3, 8-9 F 24 '17 Health certificates. See Marriage-Health certificates Health departments. See Public health depart ments Health insurance. See Insurance, Health Health officers Conferences American public health association. Annual meeting, Washington, D.C., Oct. 17-20, 1917. S. M. Gunn, sec., 755 Boylston st., Boston. Conference of health authorities: United States public health service in conference with state and territorial health authorities, Washington, D.C., April 30-May 1, 1917. US Pub Health Repts 32:689-91 My 11 '17 • Conference of state and provincial boards of health of North America. Proceedings of the 30th annual meeting held at Washington, D. C., May 14, 1915. 128p '15 W. S. Rankin, sec., Raleigh, N. C. Conference of the state board of health with representatives of municipal health departments. Ohio Pub Health J 8:47-52 Ja '17 Indiana-Conference and school of health officers. Meeting, Indianapolis, May 22-23, 1917. Program includes: Round tables on school sanitation, epidemiology, vital statistics, food and drugs, dairy inspection, bacteriology, infant hygiene, and general public health. Proceedings of the 8th annual conference of state, county, and municipal health officials. [Brief résumé.] H. F. Gray. Cal Bd Health Monthly Bul 12:263-70 N '16 State and territorial health officers with the United States public health service. Transactions of the 14th annual conference held at Washington, D. C., May 13 and 15, 1916. table U S Pub Health Bul no 82 112p N '16 Practical advantages of the public health course for health officers. N Y (state) Health Dept Official Bul 1:52-5 N 1 '16 Governors' messages, 1917 Wyoming-Gov. Kendrick commends the suggestion of the state board of health that the legislature make provision for the employment of a full time secretary who shall be the principal health officer of the state. Heart disease Association for the prevention and relief of heart disease. NY (city) Dept Health Weekly Rept of the Babies' Welfare Assn 3:14-15 Ja 27 '17 New York (city)-Hall of records power plant: report and discussion of physical test and costs of operation and maintenance. 673p il plans tables charts Weight 7lb Enclose postage '16 Munic. ref. lib. (Ed. limited) This is a report on the results of a year's careful observation or test of the operation of an isolated power plant located in a large municipal office building. That which stands out above all other things is a controversy between two interested parties, the New York Edison company and the city of New York, the former thru its selling agents claiming that the city could save money by buying current from the street mains and shutting down its own independent electrical plant; the city, thru some of its engineers, maintaining the contrary thesis. This test was to be done under an arrangement whereby each party in interest (the Edison company and the city) would appoint representatives, and the Bureau of municipal research, a disinterested third party, would select independent advisory counsel, the committee of representatives so selected to supervise the test. Heating plants, Municipal mended to students of social conditions for serious reading and analysis. Heredity in its relation to psychopathy and clinical psychology. J. V: Haberman. 41p '17 J. Victor Haberman, 60 W. 85th st., N.Y. Reprinted from the Medical Record, Feb. 24, 1917. See also Defectives; Eugenics High school students Some Western ideals in the high school. W. G. Bateman. tables Pedagog Sem 23:570-84 D '16 High schools Boston, Mass.-High school situation. In Boston, Mass. Finance comm. Reports and communications, 1917, p 259-71 '17 High school of tomorrow. David Snedden. tables School R 25:1-15 Ja '17 High schools: a study of origins and tendencies. F. W. Smith. 458p bibl *$2 '16 Sturgis An historical survey of secondary education. A timely contribution since the high school has come into such prominence in the educational field. Los Angeles, Cal.-High schools. tables In Los Angeles, Cal. Bd. of educ. Report of the advisory committee to the Board of education on certain aspects of the organization and administration of the public school system, p 104-24 '16 Los Angeles, Cal.-Modern high school. A. M. New York (city)-Case of the Julia Richman high school: part 1, How civic foresight, municipal interest, administrative efficiency can solve the problems of a modern school. 20p Ja '17 Public educ. assn. of the city of N. Y., 8 W. 40th st. (Ed. exhausted) New York (city)-Superior merit in the high schools. A. G. Jacob. Am Teacher 6:54-5 Ap '17 Problems of secondary education. David Snedden. 333p *$1.50 '17 Houghton Providing democratic opportunities in the high school. F: G. Bonser. In Hartford, Conn. Juvenile comm. 8th annual report, 1917, p 11-24 '17 Senior high school, its function and organization. F. V. Thompson. In Nat. soc. for the promotion of industrial educ. Proceedings, 1917, p 179-87 My '17 Socialization of the high school. Edward Rynearson. School R 24:692-700 N '16 Static high school. W. I. Hamilton. School & Soc 4:875-85 D 9 '16 -Same. Reprinted. 11p '16 Mass. bd. of educ. See also Colleges and universities; Junior high schools; Vocational guidance Bibliography Recent publications in the field of secondaryschool administration. F. W. Johnson. School R 25:370-6 My '17 Curriculum Core curriculum for high schools. L. W. Rapeer. School and Soc 5:541-9 My 12 '17 Reorganization of the high school curriculum. J. R. Young. Educ R 53:122-36 F '17 Senior high school: its function and organization. F. V. Thompson. Ind Arts M 6:179-83 My '17 What are the opportunities before the high schools of the country in training men for public service and for efficient citizenship? B: C. Gruenberg. School and Soc 5:577-82 My 19 '17 Legislation Kansas-Act providing for a two-year extension of the high school course of study in cities of the first and second class and in county high schools and authorizing a tax for the support of the same, the proposition to be voted on at an election called for the purpose. The state board of education has authority to accredit such courses as are equivalent to the course of the first two years in an accredited college. (Ch. 283, P. L. 1917) High schools, County Legislation Kansas-Act providing for county bonds for sites and buildings for county high schools, and providing a tax of nine-tenths of a mill for maintenance and a tax of 2 mills for building, or for creating a sinking fund to pay bonds. Applies only to counties of less than 8,000 population in which are located cities of the third class of not more than 1,000 population. (Ch. 282, P. L. 1917) High schools, Rural Rural high school courses. T: E. Finegan, NC High School Bul 7:156-60 O '16 Highway departments See also Roads Budget Pennsylvania-Budget of the Pennsylvania state highway department for 1917 and 1918. Good Roads n s 13:85 F 3 '17 Governors' messages, 1917 Indiana-Gov. Goodrich recommends the creation of a state highway commission with jurisdiction over trunk roads. Indiana-Gov. Ralston recommends the creation of a highway department and acceptance of federal aid in the construction of state roads. Missouri-Gov. Gardner recommends the creation of a state highway commission to serve without compensation except traveling and other expenses while the commission is in session. New Jersey-Gov. Edge recommends a thoro reorganization of the road department, including a modern state highway system. Wyoming-Gov. Kendrick recommends the establishment of an unpaid highway commission to fulfill the conditions of the federal aid road bill. Legislation Arizona-Act providing for the creation of county highway commissions and prescribing the powers and duties of such commissions. (Ch. 31, P. L. 1917) Delaware-Act creating a state highway department, establishing a system of state highways and providing for the improvement and maintenance thereof, and the appropriating and borrowing money therefor. (Ch. 63, P. L. 1917) Indiana-Act creating a state highway commission, consisting of four members appointed by the governor for a term of four years at a salary of $600 a year each and traveling expenses. The executive officer of the commission is the state highway engineer, appointed by the commission at a salary fixed by them. (Ch. 87, P. L. 1917) Indiana-State highway department. Good Roads n s 13:220 Ap 7 '17 Minnesota-Act abolishing the state highway commission and creating instead the office of commissioner of highways. (Ch. 119, P. L. 1917) Montana-Act establishing a state highway commission, and providing for obtaining the benefits of the federal aid road act. (Ch. 170, P. L. 1917) Nevada-State highway department estab lished in Nevada by new highway law. Good Roads ns 13:273-4 My 5 '17 consisting of North Dakota-Act creating a state highway commission the governor, state engineer, commissioner of agriculture and labor and two others appointed by the governor. Members receive a per diem of $10, but annual salary not to exceed $600. (Ch. 131, P. L. 1917) Oregon-Act organizing the work of the highway commission. (Ch. 237, P. L. 1917) Oregon State road code. Oregon Voter 8:267-9 Mr 3 '17 South Dakota-Act creating state highway the commission, to consist of governor, state engineer and one road expert appointed by the governor. Powers, regulations, etc. defined. (Ch. 359, P. L. 1917) Ten states have newly created highway commissions as result of new legislation. Ia State Highway Comm Service Bul 5:9 Ap '17 Highway departments-Legislation -Continued Texas-Act creating state highway department controlled by state highway commission of three members appointed by the governor for two years. Employs state engineer, provides for system of state highways, gives state aid for roads accepted as part of state system, collects registration fees from autos for support. (Ch. 190, P. L. 1917) Wyoming-Act establishing a state highway department to consist of a state highway commission and a state highway engineer and other employees; prescribing the duties of each and authorizing the state construction, maintenance and repair of public roads and bridges; creating a state highway fund and levying a tax therefor. (Ch. 76, P. L. 1917) Wyoming-Legislature has passed an act creating a state highway department. The act provides for a commission of five to be appointed by the governor, and the selection by this commission of an engineer to be the executive head of the department. The measure empowers the commission to establish state highways and provides funds for their construction and maintenance. Mr 3 '17 Organization Organization of highway departments and the use of planning boards to simplify the operations. In Official proceedings of the 1st International road congress, 1915, p 70-7 '15 Highway engineering Education Need for highway engineering courses in civil engineering curricula of western colleges. T. R. Agg. Good Roads n s 13:34-5 Ja 20 '17 Paper presented before section D, Engineering, American association for the advancement of science, New York, Dec. 28, 1916. Road school at Kansas state agricultural college. Good Roads n s 13:95 F 10 '17 Road school at Purdue university; West Virginia road school. Good Roads n s 13:26-8 Ja 13 '17 Highway officers Directories Rhode Island-Road officials of the cities and towns. Rhode Island. State lib., Leg. ref, bur. 9p My 21 '17 (Typew. 45c) Obtained only thru P. A. I. S. Legislation Illinois-Act amending an act to revise the law in relation to roads and bridges, by providing that there shall be elected in each township one highway commissioner who shall serve for two years, with a salary of $4 a day for each full day of work. (H. B. 378, 1917) Michigan-Act authorizing highway officials to close roads under construction, improvement or repair; to require such officials to mark by proper signs detours around such roads, and providing that suitable barriers and lights shall be maintained upon such roads. (Ch. 165, P. L. 1917) Highways. See Roads Historical commissions Governors' messages, 1917 Indiana-Gov. Ralston recommends a sufficient continuing appropriation for the historical commission; that the commission be vested with power to condemn lands for public park purposes; and that a law be enacted for the government or control of public parks of the state. History Study outline Meeting of committee appointed to recommend best methods of vaccination, control and eradication of hog-cholera. table Purdue Univ Agric Exp Sta Circ no 56 20p Ag '16 Principal points in combating hog cholera. il Purdue Univ Dept Agric Ext Leaflet no 58 (rev. ed.) 4p Mr '16 Legislation Connecticut-Act concerning the suppression Hogs * Community organization for promoting the production of swine. C. G. Starr. il Purdue Univ Agric Exp Sta Circ no 54 12p My '16 Holcombe, Arthur N. State government in the United States. bibl $2.25 '16 Macmillan (State government) Holidays Legal holidays in all states. In Baltimore, Md. Real estate bd. Year book, 1916-1917, p 52-3 '16 Moral values in national holidays. W: N. Hutchins. Bib World 49:168-70 Mr '17 Election returns, 1916 Massachusetts-Act to make the first day of January, known as New Year's day, a legal holiday. Adopted. Yes 312,678 No 113,142 N 7 '16 Governors' messages, 1917 Arizona-Gov. Campbell recommends fewer holidays and longer working hours. Home making Home makers' club. Hampton Leaflets v 7 no 8 10p '16 Hampton normal and agric. inst. Home rule Catholic church and home rule. Sacerdos. English R 24:49-55 Ja '17 India-Some aspects of British rule in India; submitted to the faculty of the graduate college of the state university of Iowa in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of doctor of philosophy. Sudhindra Bose. 149p bibl '16 Univ. of Iowa Ireland-Nationalist Ireland: the case for home rule. E: R. Turner. Nation 104:307-10 Mr 15 '17 Irish maze: Ulster standpoint, by Ronald McNeill; English home ruler's view, by L. A Atherley-Jones; Irish sybil's books, by William O'Brien. 19th Cent 81:922-60 Ap '17 Irish problem. T: S. Rice. Quar 227:558-69 Ap Ourselves and Europe. E. T. Devine. Survey 37:217-19 D 2 '16 '17 See also Irish rebellion; Municipal home rule; Prisons-Home rule Home teachers. See Teachers, Visiting Stock-raising homesteads: act of Dec. 29, 1916 (Public no. 290), instructions. U S General Land Office Circ no 523 20p '17 See also Land-Settlement Laws Massachusetts-Act to authorize the homestead commission to provide homesteads for citizens. In Massachusetts. Homestead comm. Report, 1915, p 8-9 '16 Homesteads -Continued Legislation Massachusetts-Act authorizing the homestead commission to provide homesteads for citizens. (Ch. 310, P. L. 1917) Review of recent legislation. In United States Comr. of the general land office. Report, 1916, p 65-9 '16 640-acre stock-raising homestead law. Am Forestry 23:45 Ja '17 Reports Massachusetts. Homestead comm. 3d annual report, 1915. (Pub. doc. no. 103) 100p il '16 Massachusetts. Homestead comm. 4th annual report, 1916. (Pub. doc. no. 103) 79p il plans maps '17 Homicide Statistics United States-Homicide record in 1915. Econ World n s 12:842 D 23 '16 Hookworm Guatemala-Fighting hookworm. S: C. Reat. Commerce Repts no 262 p 507-8 N 7 '16 International health commission of the Rockefeller foundation announces the change of its name to International health board of the Rockefeller foundation. 61 Broadway, N. Y. Reports *International health comm. Effects of hookworm disease on the mental and physical development of children, by E: K. Strong, jr. (Pub. no. 3) 121p tables '16 Rockefeller found. * International health comm. 2d annual report, Jan. 1, 1915-Dec. 31, 1915. (Pub. no. 4) 204p il tables '16 Rockefeller found., 61 Broadway, N. Y. During the year the International health commission has cooperated with ten southern states and with thirteen foreign countries in work for the relief and control of hookworm disease. Hops Austrian hop situation. W. J. Young. Commerce Repts no 99 p 369-71 Ap 28 '17 Hop industry as related to wages and conditions of women and children so employed. F. K. Headlee. il table In Washington (state). Industrial welfare comm. 2d biennial report, 1915-1916, p 200-9 '17 Comparative information Oregon-Hop consumption. table Oregon Voter 7:166 D 2 '16 Horses. See Animals-Diseases; Stallion laws Hospital ships Civilian health experts brand the charges of insanitary conditions on the hospital ship Solace untrue and exaggerated. Official Bul 1:1,6-7 Je 6 '17 Hospital social service Hospital and dispensary social service, by G. M. Knowlton; Hospital's responsibility to its community, by H. H. Jacobs; Discussion, by Edward Evans. In Wisconsin state conference of charities and correction. Proceedings, 1915, p 86-93 '16 Hospital social service for children. H: D. Chapin. Med Rec 91:353-5 Mr 3 '17 Read at the New York conference on hospital social service, Feb. 7, 1917. Hospital social service work. L. M Catlin, Ohio Bul Char & Correc 23:84-7 F '17 Medical social service. In M. S. Gardner. Public health nursing, p 320-41 '16 * Possibilities in social service for psychopathic patients. M. C. Jarrett. (Pub. no. 25) 11p bibl 17 Mass. soc. for mental hygiene, 15 Ashburton place, Boston Reprinted from the Boston Medical and Surgical Journal, Feb. 8, 1917. Possibilities of future development in the service rendered by a hospital to a community, by A. R. Warner; Proposed plan for the work of the service department of a state university hospital, by Louis Morrow. In Am. hospital assn. Transactions, 1915, p 224-31, 398-401 '15 Bibliography * Hospital social service. Russell Sage Found Lib Bul no 17 4p 5c Je '16 Conferences New York conference on hospital social service. Proceedings. 77p postage 10c '16 405 Lexington av., N.Y. Reports New York (city). Social service bur. of Bellevue and allied hospitals. Report for the year 1916. 71p tables '16 M. E. Wadley, exec. sec., Bellevue hospital, E. 26th st. Training Social service courses in the training school; with discussion. A. W. Goodrich. In New York conference on hospital social service. Proceedings, 1916, p 33-48 '16 Same. Reprinted. 14p 15c 405 Lexington av., N.Y. Hospitals Efficiency and progress in hospitals, by Howell Wright; Medical and surgical efficiency in large general hospitals, by F: A. Washburn, and J: F. Bresnahan. In Am. hospital assn. Transactions, 1915, p 319-35, 338-46 '15 Hospital and industrial hygiene. Monthly R 4:447 Mr '17 Summary of a paper read at the 44th annual meeting of the American public health association, section on industrial hygiene, Cincinnati, O., Oct. 24-27, 1916. American hospital association. Meeting, Cleveland, O., Sept. 10-15, 1917. W. H. Walsh, sec., 1208 Medical arts bldg., Philadelphia American hospital assn. Transactions of the 17th annual conference, held at San Francisco, Cal., June 22-25, 1915. 494p table $1.50 '15 W: H. Waisn, sec., 1208 Medical arts bldg.. Philadelphia * American hospital assn. Transactions of the 18th annual conference, Philadelphia, Sept. 26-30, 1916. 536p chart $1.50 '16 Medical arts bldg., 16th & Walnut st., Philadelphia Construction Building of the hospital: departments and rooms. O. H. Bartine; Discussion, by A. C. Bachmeyer. 28p '16 Oliver H. Bartine, Flower hospital, 450 E. 64th st., N. Y. Read before the American hospital association, Philadelphia, Sept. 28, 1916. Hospital superintendent and the architect, by W. C. Hill; The building of the hospital construction; with discussion, by O. H. Bartine; Some contemporary mistakes in hospital construction, by J: A. Hornsby. In Am. hospital assn. Transactions, 1915, p 196-201, 348-87 '15 Hospitals and esthetics; with discussion. Grosvenor Atterbury. In Am. hospital assn. Transactions, 1916, p 159-76 '16 Dental clinics Value, scope and expense of routine dental treatment in hospitals; with discussion. T: B. Hartzell. 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