Munitions of war-Continued Hun-killing military shot-gun. R. S. Tinney. il Nat Service 4:253-61 N '18 Munitions. table In Canada. Dir. of pub. information. Canada's war effort, 1914-1918, p 13-16 '18 Munitions and aircraft. In Carnegie endowment for international peace. British war administration, p 98-119 '19 Projectors, British and German. B. C. Goss. figs maps Nat Service 5:276-80 My '19 See also Ordnance bases Comparative information Comparative chart on the production of rifles, machine guns, ammunition by U.S., Great Britain, and France. tables Official Bul 3:4 Ja 15 '19 Drug addictions. L. L. Stanley. J Crim Law 10:62-70 My '19 Drug evil and the drug law. C. F. Collins. NY City Dept Health Monthly Bul 9:1-24 Ja '19 Drug problem serious in wet New York. Am Issue 13:1 Mr 8 '19 Drug prohibition. Survey 41:727-8 F 22 '19 Drug treatment; Drug addicts in the South. Survey 42:147-8 Ap 26 '19 Habit-forming drugs, Jeannette Marks. ChildWelfare M 13:97 D '18 Institutional and after care of drug addicts. W. C. Ashworth. In North Carolina med. SOC. Transactions, 1918, p 239-44 '18 Legitimate use of narcotics in war time. E. S. Bishop. Am J Pub Health 9:321-6 My '19 Read before food and drugs section, American public health association, Chicago, Dec. 11. 1918. Medical propaganda. N A R D J 27:669-70 Ja 30 '19 Military, industrial and public health features of narcotic addiction. C: F. Stokes. In Nat. institute of social sciences. Reconstruction after the war, p 144-50 Ap 1 '18 Narcotic requirements. NARD J 27:629-30 Ja 23 '19 New York (city). Dept. of health. Drug evil and the drug law. C. F. Collins. (Monograph ser. no. 20) 27p D '18 Practical application of the facts of narcotic Treatment of the alcoholic and drug addict. National efficiency. See Efficiency, National Historical survey of the militia in Iowa, 18381865. C. B. Upham. table la J History and Pol 17:299-405 J1 '19 Merging of national guard into the United States army reviewed in report of acting chief of militia bureau. table Official Bul 3:9-10 Ja 14 '19 [Militia.] R: W. Parker. Cong Rec 57:3977-81 F 19 '19 Reorganizing the national guard. H. C. Mc- After the war National guard's restoration urged. NY Evening Post My 16 '19 p 2 Opinion on status of former members of national guard drafted into federal service after discharge from U.S. army. Official Bul 2:3 D 26 '1X Governors' messages, 1919 Alabama-Gov. Henderson recommends that the state law regarding the number of units of the national guard should be made to agree with the federal law. Arkansas-Gov. Brough thinks a national guard of 7200 men should be maintained. Delaware-Gov. Townsend recommends that no further change be made in the national guard until Congress has acted upon the matter. Idaho-Gov. Davis recommends that rather large discretion should be left to the governor to organize or reorganize the state militia at any time to meet the requirements of the changing federal law and regulation. Massachusetts-Gov. Coolidge recommends that provision be made for maintaining such part of the present state guard as the military council may approve, for a period not to exceed one year after the declaration of peace. Nebraska-Gov. McKelvie thinks that if the state militia is reconstructed it should only be used against a military foe. New Jersey-Gov. Edge thinks the matter of the national guard is wholly contingent on the military policy adopted by the federal government. New York (state)-Gov. Smith states that in a later message he will present to the legislature the problems attendant upon the reinstatement of the former members of the national guard in the state militia. Ohio-Gov. Cox states that no further legislation is needed to form a state military force, as the governor already has the power to reestablish the national guard, and that in all probability the national guardsmen in the service of the nation will be willing to return to the service of the state. Oregon-Gov. Withycombe deems it advisable to organize the national guard, so that this establishment may be perfected d when the treaty of peace is signed. Pennsylvania-Gov. Brumbaugh recommends the expansion of the state militia, unless Congress decrees otherwise. He believes it important to have at all times in the state an efficient group of trained men to maintain peace and order. Pennsylvania-Gov. Sproul recommends mergwith ing the militia state national the guard as soon as possible. South Carolina-Gov. Manning recommends that the national guard be retained as necessary to maintain order, suppress riots, invasion or insurrection within the state. West Virginia-Gov. Cornwell believes it impractical to begin a revival of national guard organizations, and states that the militia statute is entirely out of date. He recommends that the special police deputy sheriff law be re-enacted, with certain modifications. National independence Bohemian independence a reality. Survey 41: 101 O 26 '18 National independence -Continued New nations for old: President Masaryk of Czecho-Slovakia discusses the problem of freeing the subject races of Europe and founding independent states. H: G. Alsberg. map N Y Evening Post M N 23 '18 p 1-2 Philippine independence, by M. L. Quezon; Promise of the Philippines, by Maximo Kalaw. il Asia 19:427-33 My '19 Recognition of the Czechoslovak nation; Jugoslavic national unity. C. G. Fenwick. Am Pol Sci R 12:715-21 N '18 U.S. influence to support Roumania in her rights as an independent nation. Official Bul 2:1 N 7 '18 See also Subject races Bibliography United States. Lib. of Congress. List of references on the right of distinct races or peoples to a separate national existence. 3p (Typew. 15c) Jl 27 '18 To be obtained only thru P. A. I. S. Declaration of independence of the Czecho- Mid-European declaration of independence. Advocate of Peace 80:345 D '18 Representatives of the more than fifty million people constituting a chain of nations between the Baltic. the Adriatic, and the Black Seas, comprising Czecho-Slovaks, Poles, Jugo-Slavs, Ukrainians, Uhro-Russians, Lithuanians, Rumanians, Italian Irredentists, Unredeemed Greeks, Albanians and Zionists, met in Independence Hall, Philadelphia, Oct. 26, 1918, and issued their Declaration of independence. World's declaration of independence. il Nat Service 5:5-8 Ja '19 National industrial conference board National industrial conference board. Industry 1:9-11 Ap 15 '19 National league for woman's service After the war Changing of the work of the league from a war time to a peace basis. Nat League for Woman's Service Monthly Bul 2:1-4 Ap '19 Reports National league for woman's service. Annual report for the year 1918, including a summary for the year 1917. 187p il tables '19 257-261 Madison av, N.Y. National library service * United States. Bur. of educ. Div. of educ. ext. National library service. 13p (Mim.) '19 United States. Bur. of educ. Div. of educ. ext. National library service. 30p '19 National life United States. Bur. of educ. Lessons in community and national life. C: H. Judd and L. C. Marshall. (Ser. A-C) bibl '18 Ser. A, for the upper classes of the high school; Ser. B, for the first class in the high school and the upper grades of the elementary school; Ser. C, for the intermediate grades of the elementary school. Prepared in cooperation with the United States food administrator. National nonpartisan league Farmers in the Northwest. A. B. Gilbert. Intercol Socialist 7:21-3 F '19 League's reconstruction program comprehensive; National meeting; Articles of association; League referendum. N D Leader 1:2, 4 D 14 '18 National nonpartisan league. Address. A. C. Townley. 39p '17 Endicott bldg., St Paul, Minn. Address at the Farmers and workers conference, St Paul, Sept. 18-20, 1917. National nonpartisan league. Articles of association together with a discussion of the democracy of the league's purposes. W. T: Mills. 27p '18 Endicott bldg., St Paul, Minn. * National nonpartisan league. National nonpartisan league: origin, purpose and method of operation. 27p '18 Endicott bldg., St Paul, Minn. * National nonpartisan league. Where the people rule, North Dakota: a state where democracy is safe. 31p il tables '18 Endicott bldg., St Paul, Minn. * National nonpartisan league. Why should farmers pay dues? 24p table '18 Endicott bldg., St Paul, Minn. National nonpartisan league. Nat. com. Fighting program unanimously adopted in annual meeting, St Paul, Minnesota, December 3, 1918. 10p '19 Endicott bldg., St Paul, Minn. National nonpartisan league. Platform and declaration of principles adopted by delegates to the state convention of the Minnesota branch, St Paul, March 19, 1918. 4p '18 Endicott bldg., St Paul, Minn. National parks. See Parks, National National restaurants. See Restaurants, National National security league National security league. Flying squadron of speakers: a propaganda regiment for patriotic service. 19p Mr 19 19 W. 44th st, N.Y. *National security league. Future work. 7p Ap '19 19 W. 4th st, N.Y. Investigation of the National security league. E: J. King. Cong Rec 57:3914-19 F 18 '19 * United States. House. Special com. to investigate the National security league. Hearings on H. res. 469 and H. res. 476 to investigate and make report as to officers, membership, financial support, expenditures, general character, activities, and purposes, and of any associated organizations. pts 3-31 Ja 6-F 22 '19 Apply to Congressmen Reports *National security league. Annual report. C: E. Lydecker, pres. 1 sheet My 8 '19 19 W. 44th st, N.Y. National social unit organization. See Social unit organization National soldiers' homes. See Soldiers' homes, National National wealth. See Wealth, National Nationalism and nationality Home life agency assn. National unity. G: E. Ide. 8p Ja '17 G: E. Ide. Home life insurance co., 256 Broadway, N.Y. Address delivered at the 9th annual convention of the Home life agency association, New York, Jan. 16-17, 1917. How nationality will still count in international commerce. Americas 5:1-4 N '18 International relations section: problems of nationality. Nation sect 2 107:675-86 N 30 '18 Nationalism. In Jordan, D: S. Democracy and world relations, p 12-36 '18 See also Zionism Natural gas. See Gas, Natural Natural resources Canada. Dept. of the interior. Natural resources intelligence branch. New Manitoba district: its resources and development. 43p il tables charts maps '18 † Canada. Dept. of the interior. Natural resources intelligence branch. Province of New Brunswick: its natural resources developed and undeveloped; compiled from all available information including that furnished by federal and provincial services. 27p tables maps ? price '18 Taché Expansion will surpass anything in history. W. J. Bulman. Better Business 2:33-6 Ja '19; Same. Credit Men's J 5:41-4 Ja '19 Germany's recuperative power. Am Ind 20: 10-11 Ag '19 Latent natural resources of the Dominion im- Can New York (state). Conservation comm. Violations of the conservation law disposed of during the month of July, 1918. 14p '18 Reconstruction and natural resource. Benton Mackaye. Commonwealth R 3:48-51 Jl '18 Paper read at the 10th annual Commonwealth conference, Portland, Ore., July 1213, 1918. Resources of German South-West Africa. Commerce Repts no 131 p 1207-9 Je 5 '19 Russia's natural resources. J. M. Goldstein. tables charts Struggling Russia 1:163-70 My 31 '19 Work is reviewed by assistant chairman. James White. Can Official Rec 1:1-3 Mr 4 '19 See also Forests and forestry; Mines and mining; Water power. Governors' messages, 1914 Conservation; transmitted to the legislature March 5, 1914. M. H. Glynn. In New York (state). Sec. of state. Department reports, v 1, p 604-11 '14 Governors' messages, 1919 Colorado-Gov. Gunter urges careful consideration of all bills which involve recognition of extra-territorial servitudes upon our territory and natural resources. Colorado Gov. Shoup recommends the creation of a board to be composed of the immigration commissioner, the register of the state land board, the state engineer and the state geologist to make a full survey of the undeveloped resources of the state, in order that such information may be given to the federal government to aid it in providing homes and occupations for returning soldiers; recommends a liberal appropriation for the work. Indiana-Gov. Goodrich recommends that the office of state geologist be abolished and that a conservation commission be created under the management of trained men not subject to the changing fortunes of political parties. New York (state)-Gov. Smith recommends the development of the vast natural sources of the state. re Ohio-Gov. Cox recommends the initiation of a constructive policy for the conservation of the natural resources of the state, particularly its unused water power. tion in 1918. James White. 88p tables '19 Reprinted from the 10th annual report of the Commission of conservation. * Maryland. Conservation comm. 3d annual report, 1918. 86p il tables '19 512 Munsey bldg., Baltimore New York (state). Conservation comm. 8th annual report, 1918. 205p il '19 Report of the Department of geology and natural resources. tables In Indiana. Leg. ref. bur. Year book of the state of Indiana for the year 1918, p 195-255 '19 • Wisconsin. Conservation comm. Biennial report for the fiscal years ending June 30, 1917, and June 30, 1918. 144p il tables '18 Consumers' league of the city of N.Y. New day for the colored woman worker. 39p il tables Mr 1 '19 105 E. 22d st Negroes Africa at the peace table and the descendants of Africans in our American democracy, by J. W. Johnson; Future of Africa: a platform. In Nat. assn. for the advancement of colored people. Africa in the world democracy, p 13-23, 28-30 Ja '19 Appointment and function of the director of negro economics, United States department of labor. Monthly Labor R 7:513-14 S '18 Black and white. Tancredo Pinochet. il South American 7:26-9 My '19 Chicago's negro problem. A. L. Jackson. City Club Bul (Chicago) 12:75-6 Mr 17 '19 Collins, W. H. Truth about lynching and the negro in the South. 163p *$1.25 '18 Neale Establishment of the division of negro economics; Field organization of the division of negro economics; Report on negro migration in 1916-17. In U.S. Dept. of labor. 6th annual report, 1918, p 109-13 '18 National assn. for the advancement of colored people. Brief summary of outstanding achievements and of purposes. 4p Je '19 J: R. Shillady, sec., 70 5th av, N.Y. † National assn. for the advancement of colored people. Negro question. Moorfield Storey. 30p 10c '18 J: R. Shillady, sec., 70 5th av, N.Y. Address delivered before the Wisconsin bar association, June 27, 1918. National assn. for the advancement of colored people. Program for 1919. 7p table '19 J: R. Shillady, sec., 70 5th av, N.Y. Excerpt, with slight changes, from the 9th annual report for 1918. † National conference of social work. Changing status of negro labor. J. W. Johnson. (Pam. 137) 6p 5c '18 -Same. In Nat. conference of social work. Proceedings, 1918, p 383-8 '19 † National conference of social work. Negro's part in racial co-operation in the community. Kelly Miller. (Pam. 142) 4p 5c '18 Address before the 1918 meeting of the National conference of social work, Kansas City, Mo. Negro and his opportunity. R. W. Immel. Ind Management 58:75-6 J1 '19 Negro economics division has important war duties. US Employment Service Bul 1:5 N 7 '18 Negro home and the future of the race. Mrs B. T. Washington. In Southern sociological congress. Democracy in earnest, p 334-41 '18 Negro in relation to our public agencies and institutions. J. L. Kesler. In Nat. conference of social work. Proceedings, 1918, p 230-7 '19 -Same. S C State Bd Charities and Corrections Q Bul 4:18-28 Je '18 Negro problem from a British point of view. P. F. Smith. Liv Age 302:267-70 Ag 2 '19 Negroes and reconstruction. City Club Bul (Chicago) 11:323-4 D 23 '18 Negro's part in racial co-operation in the community; with discussion. Kelly Miller. In Nat. conference of social work. Proceedings, 1918, p 481-5 '19 New white folks. H. W. Borst. Survey 41:14950 N 9 '18 New York state probe of Bolshevism asked: Union league club committee declares facts warrant full inquiry, especially as to those who seek to stir negoes; Fomenting discord among negroes. Nat Civic Fed R 4:12-13, 20 Mr 25 '19 Open door to industry on the basis of efficiency. T. D. Bratton. In Southern sociological congress. Democracy in earnest, p 234-42 '18 Wanted: a fair and square chance. G: E. Haynes. Southern Workman 48:60-4 F '19 Will negroes stay in industry? Survey 41:3489 D 14 '18 See also European war and the negro; Housing, Industrial; Illiteracy; Race problems; Riots; also subhead Negroes under: Agricultural education; Mortality; School attendance |