1917. Decrease in milk supply: its effect on infant mortality. J. S. Neff. bibl In Internat. assn. of dairy and milk inspectors. 6th annual report, 1917, p 140-5 '17 † Great Britain. Medical research com. Mortalities of birth, infancy, and childhood. (Special rept. ser. no. 10) 84p 1s 6d '17 King Increased cost of milk and its influence on infantile mortality. Toronto Dept Pub Health Monthly Rept Ŏ '17 p 575-81 Infant and child welfare work. Alan Brown. tables Pub Health J 9:145-62 Ap '18 Infant mortality inquiry. tables charts In U. S. Children's bur. 5th annual report, 1917, p 12-21 '17 Mauro Influencia de la ankylostomiasis sobre la prosperidad de la agricultura y sobre la mortalidad infantil. Louis Schapiro and Fernandez. In Pan American scientific congress. Proceedings, 1915, v 9, p 587-9 '17 Live babies and votes for women. tables Call MO 14 '17 p 12 • Manchester, N.H.-Infant mortality: results of a field study in Manchester, N.H., based on births in one year. B. S. Duncan and Emma Duke. il tables charts map US Children's Bur Pub no 20 (Infant mortality ser. no. 6) 134p '17 Métodos modernos para la prevención de la mortalidad infantil. A. L. Guerra. bibl In Pan American scientific congress. Proceedings, 1915, v 9, p 254-8 '17 • Metropolitan life insurance company. Mortality of childhood. L: I. Dublin. 25p tables '18 Reprinted from the Quarterly Publication of the American Statistical Association, March, 1918. Ohio Why Ohio's babies die. table Ohio Pub Health J 9:120 Mr '18 Relation of personal hygiene and care of infants and children to infant mortality. W: T. Howard. table Baltimore Munic J 6:3 My 10 '18 Toledo, O.-Saving Toledo's babies. table Toledo City J 3:174 Ap 6 '18 Why the babies die. J Sociologic Medicine 19: 114-17 Ap '18 Comparative Information Births and deaths, 1917, with birthplaces of mothers, by percentage to the total births and deaths under one year of age. table Boston Health Dept Monthly Bul 7:60-1 Mr '18 Infant mortality rate in American cities. tables In World 1918 almanac and encyclopedia, p 641-2 '17 Infant mortality rates in large cities of the United States. tables Econ World n s 15:387 Mr 16 '18 Infant mortality rates in ten leading cities for 1917 and 1916. table Boston Health Dept Monthly Bul 7:64 Mr '18 Infant mortality rates in various states; California city and county infant mortality rates. table chart Cal State Bd Health Monthly Bul 13:508-11 Je '18 Percentage of babies born who died before reaching their first birthday anniversary: why shouldn't Ohio enter the race with New Zealand? chart Ohio Pub Health J 9:137 Mr 18 Suggested outline for report of affiliated societies for year ending Sept. 30, 1916. table In Am. assn. for study and prevention of infant mortality. Transactions, 1916, p 275-7 '17 Negroes New York (city)-Mortality among negro babies with special reference to efforts directed towards its control. Jacob Sobel. N Y (city) Dept Health Monthly Bul 7:85-90 Ag '17; Same. Modern City 2:15-16+ O '17 New York (city)-Reduction of infant mortality among negroes. tables NY (city) Dept Health Weekly Bul 6:380-1 D 1 '17; Prevention Public school education for the prevention of infant mortality: chairman's report on college work. A. L. Marlatt. In Am. assn. for study and prevention of infant mortality. Transactions, 1916, p 212-16 '17 Infant mortality statistics. Lewis Meriam. In Pan American scientific congress. Proceedings, 1915, v 9, p 365-70 '17 New York (city)-Saving of baby life since organization of baby health stations in 1911. table NY (city) Dept Health Weekly Bul ns 7:165 My 25 '18 New York (state)-Deaths of infants under one year old in New York state (exclusive of New York city) during 1916, from principal causes and by the nativity of the mothers. chart N Y State Dept Health Official Bul 3:61 J1 1 '18 New York (state)-Infant mortality. P. R. Eastman. table charts Health N n's 13:11924 My '18 New York milk com. Statistical report of infant mortality survey of United States cities. 1 sheet table chart '16 105 E. 22d st, N. Y. Ohio-One seventh of all deaths in Ohio last year were of infants. table Ohio Pub Health J 8:465-6 O '17 Infant welfare. See Infants-Care and hygiene Infantile paralysis Australia-Poliomyelitis. U S Pub Health Repts 32:1663-5 O 5 '17 Brooklyn, N. Y.-Provision by the Brooklyn bureau of charities for children crippled by poliomyelitis. A. M. Lopez. il Am J of Care for Cripples 5:179-84 S '17 California. Bd. of health. Poliomyelitis: regulations for the prevention of poliomyelitis (infantile paralysis). (Special bul. no. 15) 7p '18 Infantile paralysis—Continued Elkins, W. Va.-Winter outbreak of poliomyelitis. J. P. Leake and others. tables charts US Pub Health Repts 32:1995-2015 N 30 '17; Same. City Rec (Boston) 9:1109 D 22 '17 -Same. (Reprint no. 437) 22p '18 Government measures to prevent spread of poliomyelitis: epidemic of 1916 in New York city, by C: E. Banks; Activities of the United States public health service in epidemiologic studies of infantile paralysis, by W. H. Frost. In Am. assn. for study and prevention of infant mortality. Transactions, 1916, p 173-85 '17 Graphical study of the epidemiology of poliomyelitis. T. G. Hull. tables charts Am J Pub Health 7:813-23 O '17 Infantile paralysis: origin and nature of the disease and suggestions for its suppression. Arizona State Bd Health Bul 6:5-6 Ap '18 * Massachusetts. Dept. of health. Infantile paralysis, including committee report adopted by state and provincial boards of health at the 32d annual meeting, held at Washington, D.C., May 2, 1917. 8p postage 1c '17 Reprinted from the Public Health Bulletin, vol. 4, no. 5, 1917. New York (city). Dept. of health. Insects as possible carriers of poliomyelitis infection. C. T. Brues. (Reprint ser. no. 60) 30p tables charts maps J1 '17 New York (city). Dept. of health. Monograph on the epidemic of poliomyelitis (infantile paralysis) in New York city in 1916, based on the official reports of the bureaus of the department of health. (Monograph ser. no. 16) 391p il tables maps $1.50 '17 New York (city). Dept. of health. Skin and throat_manifestations of Heine-Medin's disease. J. C. Regan. (Reprint ser. no. 69) 17p bibl tables F '18 Read before the Chester county medical society, Pennsylvania state epileptic hospital, Nov. 21, 1916. Reprint from Archives of Pediatrics, December, 1917. Newark, N.J.-Administrative control of poliomyelitis in Newark 1916, by C: H. Craster; Newark plan for the after-care of victims of infantile paralysis: its organization and practical working, by H: L. Coit; Discussion, by the members. In Am. assn. for study and prevention of infant mortality. Transactions, 1916, p 187-210 '17 Newark, N.J.-Summary and conclusions on investigations in outbreak of poliomyelitis. La State Bd Health Q Bul 8:166 S '17 Orange, N.J.-Infantile paralysis. table Orange, N.J. Health dept. 9th annual report, 1916, p 30-3 '17 In Poliomyelitis (infantile paralysis): its prevalence in the United States. U S Pub Health Repts 32:1337-8 Ag 24 '17 Rat and infantile paralysis: a theory. M. W. Richardson. tables charts Am J Pub Health 8:564-79 Ag '18 Read before the Association of American physicians, May 7, 1918. Results of studies on epidemic poliomyelitis. E. C. Rosenow. bibl Am J Pub Health 7: 994-8 D '17 Presented before the laboratory section of the American public health association, Washington, D.C., Oct. 20, 1917. Symposium on infantile paralysis. S. E. La Fetra and William Sharpe. In New York conference on hospital social service. Proceedings, 1917, p 5-12 '17 United States. Pub. health service. Poliomyelitis (infantile paralysis): prevalence and geographic distribution during 1916. 7p tables maps '17 Reprint no. 403 from the Public Health Reports, June 29, 1917. Use of a tent in treating anterior poliomyelitis. Samuel Boorstein. il Modern Hospital 10:49 Ja '18 Work of the Harvard infantile paralysis commission. R. W. Lovett. 7p '17 Harvard univ. press Reprinted from the Harvard Graduates' Magazine for June, 1917. See also Dogs-Diseases After care New York (city)-After-care, treatment, and management of infantile paralysis cases as conducted by the New York committee; with discussion. D. E. Baxter. In Am. hospital assn. Transactions, 1917, p 41-7 '17 New York (state)-Poliomyelitis after-care clinics. Health N n s 13:19-20 Ja '18 New York (state)-State after-care of infantile paralysis victims: 2,500 patients treated at 146 free clinics. SCAAN 6:6-7 N '17 Rockefeller foundation has appropriated $16,000 to aid the New York committee on after-care of infantile paralysis in meeting its administrative expenses for the work of this season. The money will go toward executive expenses outside of treatment, transportation and the purchase of braces. Je 9 '18 Bibliography Index office, inc., has a Bibliography of infantile paralysis, 540 titles, which it will multigraph in pamphlet form if at least ten orders are received. Price $7.50 a copy. If less than ten orders are received, typewritten copies will be supplied at $12 a copy. 110 N. Wabash av, Chicago S 17 Infantile paralysis (poliomyelitis). In U.S. Supt. of doc. Health, (Price list 51 9th ed.) p 12-13 N '17 Prevention Institute for pub. service. State work against infantile paralysis: steps taken by fortythree departments of health in 1916. 63p forms 50c '17 51 Chambers st, N.Y. Reports • Harvard medical school. Infantile paralysis comm. Report of the Harvard infantile paralysis commission on the diagnosis and treatment of acute cases of the disease during 1916. F. W. Peabody. 11p '17 Boston Reprinted from the Boston Medical and Surgical Journal, May 3, 1917. New York (city). Dept. of health. Special investigation of poliomyelitis, 1916: report of committee appointed by the mayor to cooperate with the department of health. 53p tables '16 Statistics New York (state)-Prevalence of poliomyelitis in New York state during 1917. tables N Y (state) Dept Health Official Bul 2:51-2 Jl 15 '17 Infants See also Tuberculosis-Infants Care and Hygiene Aspects of propaganda work from the viewpoint of public authorities; with discussion. H. L. K. Shaw. In Am. assn. for study and prevention of infant mortality. Transactions, 1916, p 143-56 '17 Baby betterment association, by M. T. Watts; Discussion, by C. L. Cronk. In Iowa state conference of social work, Proceedings, 1917, p 46-50 '18 Buffalo, N. Y.-Saving sight a civic duty: a demonstration by the public health department of how a typical city conserves the vision of its future citizens. Winifred Hathaway. (Pub. no. 13) 61p il chart forms D '17 Nat. com. for the prevention of blindness Children under school age: a program of institutions necessary for the welfare of young children. Mrs Leslie Mackenzie. Modern Hospital 10:140-1 F '18 Conservation of baby life in the tenement. Jacob Sobel. Med Rec 93:676-80 My '18 Enuresis or bedwetting in child-caring institutions. W. H. Slingerland. Delinquent 7: 5-7 O '17 Great Britain. Local government bd. Maternity and child welfare: report on the provision made by public health authorities and volunteer agencies in England and Wales. 239p *6d '17 King This report summarizes the provisions made in each sanitary district of England and Wales with the direct object of promoting the health and physical welfare of expectant and nursing mothers, and of infants and children under school age. Infants-Care and hygiene-Continued Green Lake co., Wis.-Organizing an entire county for infant welfare work. W. D. Brooks. Crusader no 77 p 15-16 D '17 * Kansas- Maternity and infant care in a rural county. Elizabeth Moore. il charts tables US Children's Bur Pub no 26 (Rural child welfare ser, no. 1) 50p '17 Kansas mothers' book. il Kansas State Bd Health Bul v 13 no 6 160p Je '17 (Ed. limited) • Maternity and infant care in a rural county in Kansas. Elizabeth Moore. il table charts US Children's Bur Pub no 26 (Rural child welfare ser. no. 1) 50p '17 Maternity and infant welfare program for the United States. J. H. Larson. Am J Pub Health 8:482-7 Jl '18 Read before the public health administration section of the American public health association, Oct. 17, 1917, at Washington, D.C. New York (city)-Maternity centre's babysaving work. N Y Evening Post Mr 23 '18 p 14 New York milk com. Are you in the baby saving drive: statistical report of infant mortality survey of United States cities. 1 sheet tables chart '18 105 E. 22d st. New Zealand-He knows how to keep babies in good health. il N Y Times M Ap 14 '18 p 13 Description of work in New Zealand under the direction of Dr F. Truby King. 1917 baby week. In U.S. Children's bur. 5th annual report, 1917, p 22-4 '17 Problems of the rural mother in infant feeding, by L. A. DeVilbiss; Standards of infant welfare work, by M. A. Jones. In Am. assn. for study and prevention of infant mortality. Transactions, 1916, p 235-41, 25562 '17 Problems of the rural mother in the feeding of her children. Alan Brown. Pub Health J 9:297-301 Jl '18 • Save 100,000 babies: get a square deal for children; prepared in collaboration with the department of child welfare of the woman's committee, Council of national defense. US Children's Bur Pub no 36 (Children's year leaflet no. 1) 7p bibl Ap 6 '18 Springfield's [Ill.] infant-welfare work. Mrs F. P. Ide. il Inst Q 8:46-8 S 30 '17 United States. Children's bur. Infant welfare work in war time. G. L. Meigs. 18p '17 Reprinted from the American Journal of Diseases of Children, August, 1917. Ventilation and cubic space for infants in institutions. NY (city) Dept Health Weekly Bul n s 6:377-8 D 1 '17 See also Infant mortality Society for helping destitute mothers and infants. Report for the year 1916-17. 27p il Ja 1 '18 E. M. Locke, exec. sec., 276 Tremont st, Boston Clinics for Relation of baby clinic work to the classes in dietetics. A. L. Daniels. In Am. assn. study and prevention of infant mortality. Transactions, 1916, p 221-5 '17 Toronto, Can.-Child welfare clinics. E. N. Forsythe. Pub Health J 9:169-70 Ap '18 Infections. See Accidents, Industrial-Infections Infectious diseases American med. assn. Infectious diseases as a field of investigation in pathology. F: P. Gay. 7p '16 Chairman's address, read before the section on pathology and physiology at the 67th annual session of the American medical association, Detroit, June, 1916. Reprinted from the Journal of the American Medical Association, Oct. 28, 1916. California. Bd. of health. Regulations for the prevention of chickenpox, mumps, measles, German measles, whooping cough, epidemic cerebrospinal meningitis, acute lobar pneumonia. (Special bul. no. 25) 7p table D '17 Campaign to prevent disease spread of through the mouth and nasal secretions is launched. Official Bul 2:8 Ap 5 '18 Communicable diseases; Diseases transmitted by contact. In R. I. Lee. Health and disease, p 154-78, 242-9 '17 Control of communicable diseases in camps. I: W. Brewer. table Am J Pub Health 8:121-4 F '18 Read before the public health administration section of the American public health association. Oct. 20, 1917. Diagnostic data of the commoner eruptive diseases. W. L. Somerset. N Y (city) Dept Health Monthly Bul 8:25-34 F '18 France-Acute contagious disease in the French army. E. Rist. charts Am J Pub Health 7:981-7 D '17 Read before the general sessions of the American public health association, Oct. 19, 1917, at Washington, D.C. Infectious diseases. table In Violetta Thurstan. Text book of war nursing, p 195-212 '17 Means by which infectious diseases are transmitted and their extermination. A. H. Doty. In Pan American scientific congress. Proceedings, 1915, v 9, p 623-7 '17 Relation of kindergarten to spread of contagious disease. W: H. Devine. table Boston Health Dept Monthly Bul 6:254-6 N '17 United States. Pub. health service. Notifiable diseases, small cities, 1916. 34p tables '17 Reprint no. 421 from the Public Health Reports Aug. 24, 1917. Venereal diseases as communicable diseases. M. M. Seymour. Pub Health J 9:255-61 Je '18 See also Anthrax; Diphtheria; Food handlers -Infectious diseases; Hookworm; Infantile paralysis; Mosquitoes; Pneumonía; Public health; Rats; Sexual diseases; Smallpox; Syphilis; Tuberculosis: Whooping cough Comparative Information Notifiable disease: prevalence during 1916 in states. U S Pub Health Repts 32:1506-31 S 21 '17 -Same. (Reprint no. 426) 28p '17 Education in in New York (city)-Free instruction fectious diseases. N Y (city) Dept Health Weekly Bul n s 7:9 Ja 12 '18 Governors' messages, 1918 South Carolina-Gov. Manning recommends that adequate appropriations be made for carrying on the work of suppressing and treating infectious diseases, such as diphtheria, rabies, typhoid fever, cerebro-spinal meningitis, with serums kept by the state board of health. He believes that the reason for the extremely small death rate from diphtheria in the state is due to the fact that diphtheria antitoxin can be obtained free by anybody. Infectious diseases-Continued Hospitals Hospitals for communicable diseases, by R: E. Schmidt; Contagious ward of the Morristown memorial hospital, Morristown, N.J., by Palmer and Hornbostel, architects. bibl plans Modern Hospital 10:153-8, 171-3 Mr $18 Milwaukee, Wis.-South View hospital. City Club Bul (Milwaukee) 3:1-2 My '18 Standardization of hospitals: infectious-disease hospitals. J: A. Hornsby and others. Modern Hospital 10:245-7 Ap '18 Ordinances Chicago, Ill.-Contagious disease hospitals and isolation hospital: transfers of funds and purchase of supplies. (Pam. no. 782) p 1-2 postage lc '17 Munic. ref. ib. Indexes Massachusetts endemic index. W. H. Brown. U S Pub Health Repts 32:2121-4 D 14 '17; Same. City Rec (Boston) 9:1109 D 22 '17 -Same. (Reprint no. 442) 6p '17 Notification Relation of sickness reports to health administration, by J: W. Trask; Informes referentes a la morbosidad infecto-contagiosa: disposiciones y procedimientos adoptados por la administración sanitaria para su obtención, by Julio Etchepare. In Pan American scientific congress. Proceedings, 1915, v 9, p 347-54 '17 Ordinances Communicable diseases. In U. S. Pub. health service. Municipal ordinances, rules and regulations pertaining to public health, 1916. p 14-49 '17 Sacramento, Cal.-Ordinance relating to infectious and contagious diseases, etc. (Ord. no. 318 3d ser. passed O 11'17) Sacramento Official Gaz 4:3-4 O 11 '17 Regulation California-Regulations of the California state board of health for the prevention of chickenpox, measles, measles, german mumps, whooping cough, epidemic cerebro spinal meningitis, and acute lobar pneumonia. Cal State Bd Health Monthly Bul 13:320-4 Ja '18 New York (city)-New regulations governing isolation and quarantine in infectious diseases. N Y City Dept Health Weekly Bul ns 7:26-31 Ja 26 '18 * Wisconsin. Bd. of health. Rules of the state board of health and extracts from laws pertaining to the prevention and control of communicable diseases. 23p '17 Reports Control of communicable diseases. La State Bd Health Bul 9:33-40 Mr '18 Report of the committee on standard regulations of the American public health association regarding the prevention and control of dangerous communicable diseases. Control of communicable diseases: report of the American public health association committee on standard regulations, appointed in October, 1916. U S Pub Health Repts 32:1706-33 O 12 '17 -Same. (Reprint no. 436) 30p '18 Inflation (finance). See Money Inheritance. See Heredity; Wills Inheritance tax [Debate]: resolved, That the federal government should adopt a progressive inheritance tax (constitutionality conceded). Univ. of Chicago. bibl In E. M. Phelps, comp. University debaters' annual, 19161917, p 227-70 '17 -Same. Reprinted. 227-70p bibl *75c '17 Wil son Estate or inheritance taxes and life insurance. David Kay, jr. Econ World n s 15:57-8 Ja 12 '18 Federal estate tax and exemptions and rate under transfer tax acts. In W: F. Myerg, comp. Income, estate, transfer and stamp taxes under federal and state acts, p 1-9 '17 Federal inheritance taxation now in force. table Econ World n s 14:559 O 20 '17 Great Britian-Percentage of income required to meet new British income taxes and estate duty, with the latter covered by life insurance. table Econ World ns 16:234 Ag 17 '18 Irrelevant criticism of the use of life insurance to provide funds for inheritance taxes. Econ World n s 15:637-9 My 4 '18 Life insurance as a provision to meet inheritance taxes. O. W. Perrin. Econ World ns 16:167-8 Ag 3 '18 Proposed individual and corporation income tax and estate duty rates in the new war revenue bill. tables Econ World n s 16:235 Ag 17 '18 Some fallacies regarding inheritance or death taxes. J. F. McCloy. Case & Com 25:38-41 Je '18 * Some fallacies regarding inheritance or death taxes: the tax upon transfers before death and also in case no transfer of property ensues upon death. J. F. McCloy. 3p '18 J. F. McCloy, 56 Pine st, N.Y. Reprinted from Trust Companies Magazine, March, 1918. Treatise on the law of inheritance taxation, with practice and forms. L. B. Gleason and Alexander Otis. 836p $7.50 '17 Bender • United States. Comr. of internal revenue. Estate tax: interpretation of provision of sec. 203 (a) (1) of the act of Sept. 8, 1916, relating to the deductibility of amount expended for support of dependents. (T. D. 2531) 2p (Mim.) O 4 '17 (Ed. exhausted) United States. Comr. of internal revenue. Instructions for estate tax investigations. 4p (Mim.) '17 * Wisconsin. Tax. comm. Inheritance tax laws of Wisconsin, with notes of decisions, opinions, and rulings. 65p '17 Administration Kansas. Inheritance tax comm. Information concerning forms prepared by the tax commission for use in the administration of laws which provide for the taxation of legacies and successions. 33p tables '17 Contains the present law taxing legacies and successions and gives general information regarding the administration of the law and the use of certain prepared forms in connection with the administration. Comparative Information Estate taxes. W. S. Redfield. 39p '18 Crosby Summary of provisions of the federal estate tax laws, Massachusetts succession laws, Rhode Island inheritance tax laws. Decisions New York (state)-Court decision recently rendered holds that the state inheritancetax may be levied prior to the deduction of the federal estate tax. D 25 '17 Governors' messages, 1918 Maryland-Gov. Harrington recommends reasonable tax upon direct inheritances. Laws Kansas. Inheritance tax comm. Information concerning forms prepared by the tax commission for use in the administration of laws which provide for the taxation of legacies and successions. 33p tables '17 Contains the present law taxing legacies and successions and gives general information regarding the administration of the law and the use of certain prepared forms in connection with the administration. Oregon. Treas. Inheritance tax laws of Oregon as contained in Lord's Oregon laws; together with all amendments relating thereto to and including session laws of 1917. 31p tables '18 State lib. Furnished only on exchange accounts. * Washington. Tax comr. Laws relating to taxation of inheritances, 1917. 12p table '17 Insane Bureau of analysis and investigation of the N.Y. state board of charities. Eugenical N 3:21-2 Mr '18 Changes in methods of treatment and management. O. O. Fordyce. Ohio State Inst J 1:38-44 Je '18 Paper read at a meeting of the Ohio board of administration and managing officers of Ohio state institutions, held at the Massillon state hospital, May 2, 1918. Indiana-Committee on courts and prisons. W. C. McMahan, chm. Indiana Bul Char & Correc no 109 p 175-81 Je '17 Insane. In W: A. White. Principles of mental hygiene, p 60-117 '17 Massachusetts-Organization and conduct of the problem of the mentally ill. L. V. Briggs. J Psycho-Asthenics 22:12-19 S '17 Mental clinic. G. H. Hill. Ia State Institutions Bul 20:25-31 Ja '18 Mental defective as a war time problem, by F. W. Terflinger; Mental defectives and the state, by C: A. McGonagle. Indiana Bul Char & Correc no 113 p 211-14, 239-43 Je '18 Nagasaki, Japan-Non-restraint system in the insane wards of Nagasaki hospital. Noboru Ishida, il Modern Hospital 10:393-6 Je '18 New York (state)-Care and treatment of so-called "chronic insane" in New York hospitals: memorandum submitted to the hospital development commission by the committee on mental hygiene of the State charities aid association. 9p tables N '17 105 E. 22d st, N.Y. New York (state)-Greater effort by state to prevent insanity. SCAAN 6:7 Mr '18 New York (state)-Hospital development commission pushes ahead on plans for insane and feebleminded. SCAAN 6:3 Ag '18 Observations on the insane. W. P. Crum- State program for the insane. D. S. Creamer. Comparative information Liquor and the insane. Filmore Condit. table Am Issue 24:2 S 29 '17 Employment Illinois-Development of patient labor in the hospitals for the insane in the manufacture and preservation of clothing, by E. L. Hill; Patient labor on buildings and grounds, by R. T. Hinton. Inst Q 8:20-5 D 31 '17 Read before conference of department of public welfare, Oct. 26, 1917. Occupation as a therapeutic measure. C: E. Laughlin. Indiana Bul Char & Correc no 113 p 226-9 Je '18 |