Charities and the Commons: The Pittsburgh Survey, Part II. The Place and Its Social Forces
II. THE PLACE AND ITS SOCIAL FORCES
A JOURNAL OF CONSTRUCTIVE PHILANTHROPY
PUBLISHED BY
THE CHARITY ORGANIZATION SOCIETY OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK
Robert W. deForest, President; Otto T. Bannard, Vice-President; J. P. Morgan, Treasurer; Edward T. Devine, General Secretary
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AS MEN SEE AMERICA. II.
THE SECOND OF THREE FRONTISPIECES.
Various
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THE BILL FOR A CHILDREN'S BUREAU
THE NEED AND THE OPPORTUNITY
LOCAL PLAN FOR A CHILDREN'S BUREAU
EDUCATION AND THE PREVENTION OF DISEASE
CLEANING UP THE KANSAS PENITENTIARY
KOWALIGA SCHOOL DESTROYED BY FIRE
REVISING CHICAGO'S CIVIL SERVICE SYSTEM
ANOTHER ATTEMPT FOR A NEW CHICAGO CHARTER
THE SCIENCE OF BETTER BIRTH
CONFERENCE ON DENTAL HYGIENE
INSURANCE AND BUILDING LOANS
THE SIGHTLESS AND THEIR WORK
BERLIN'S SCHOOL OF PHILANTHROPY
THE RUDOWITZ CASE
SAVINGS BANK LEGISLATION: WHAT IS NEEDED?
CIVIC IMPROVEMENT POSSIBILITIES OF PITTSBURGH
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VII.
THE PITTSBURGH DISTRICT AND THE HOUSING SITUATION
THE HOUSING SITUATION IN PITTSBURGH
THE UNITED STATES STEEL CORPORATION AS A PITTSBURGH LANDLORD
LITTLE JIM PARK
I.—WATER. THE MENACE.
II.—THE COST.
III.—THE STORY OF THE LONG FIGHT FOR PURE WATER.
