[101] Other sociological factors might also be illustrated, namely, (a) the biological, including, besides the density of population, the heredity and the physical and mental health of the inhabitants. (b) the equipmental factor, including available economic resources, general enlightenment, social surplus and institutional facilities for re-education, etc. (Vide [ch. vii].)
[102] Durkheim, Émile, De la division du travail social (Paris, 1893).
[103] In the great Baltimore fire of 1904 the Baltimore Sun, by remarkable enterprise was gotten out at Washington, 45 miles distant, and did not miss a single issue.
[104] On the first Sunday, December ninth at eleven o'clock Archdeacon Armitage conducted Divine service in St. Paul's Church, and the same afternoon this edifice was used by the congregation of All Saints Cathedral.
[105] Quinn, J. P., Report of Board of School Commissioners for City of Halifax, 1918.
[106] Hanrahan, F., Report of Chief of Police, Halifax, 1918.
[107] Saunders, E. A., Report of Halifax Board of Trade, 1918.
[108] Thomas, William I., Source Book of Social Origins (Chicago, 1909), Introduction, p. 18.
[109] J. H. Falk, an expert in charge of the social welfare work in Winnipeg; Miss Rathburn of Toronto, Mrs. Burrington of the Y. W. C. A., Toronto. Christopher Lanz, under whose guidance the rehabilitation work after the Salem fire was brought to a successful conclusion; Katherine McMahon, Head worker of the Social Service Department of the Boston Dispensary, Lucy Wright, formerly Superintendent for the Mass. Commission for the Blind; Elizabeth Richards Day, Organizer and for many years Head Worker of the Social Service Department of the Boston Dispensary; E. E. Allen, Superintendent of the Perkins Institute for the Blind, C. C. Carstens, Superintendent of the Mass. Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children; John F. Moors, president of the Associated Charities of Boston, who was in charge of the Red Cross relief following the Salem and Chelsea fires; William H. Pear, Agent of the Boston Provident Association; J. Prentice Murphy, General Secretary of the Boston Children's Aid Society; A. C. Ratshesky, Vice-chairman of the Public Safety Committee of the State of Massachusetts.
[110] Carstens, C. C., “From the Ashes of Halifax,” Survey, vol. xxxix, no. 13 (Dec. 28, 1917), p. 361.