Making Both Ends Meet Part 21

THE MACMILLAN COMPANY

Publishers 64-66 Fifth Avenue New York

BY MARY W. BROWN

Secretary of the Henry Watson Children's Aid Society, Baltimore

_The Development of Thrift_

"An excellent little manual, a study of various agencies, their scope and their educating influences for thrift. It abounds in suggestions of value."--_Chicago Inter-Ocean._

_The Principles of Relief_

"Text-books of sociology which are at once theoretical and practical, aiding alike the citizen who seeks to fulfil intelligently his duty toward the dependent cla.s.ses and the volunteer or professional worker in any branch of social service, are rare enough; and Dr. Devine's book is a valuable addition to this cla.s.s of literature.... Comprehensive in scope, and masterly in treatment, the book shows thorough knowledge of all phases of the relief problem of to-day; and it combines with the student's careful presentation of facts as they are, the humanist's vision of what they yet may be."--_Boston Transcript._

"A distinct contribution to the literature of scientific philanthropy. It marks a step in the development of that literature, for in it are brought to consciousness, perhaps for the first time fully, the underlying principles on which the charity organization society movement is based. Moreover, it undertakes to give a comprehensive statement of the elementary principles upon which all relief giving, whether public or private, should rest; and it correlates these principles with the general facts of economics and sociology in such a way as to leave no doubt in the mind of the reader that the author has mastered his subject. The point of view of the book is constructive throughout, as its author evidently intends; and it is safe to say that for many years to come it will be, both for the practical worker and for the scientific student, the authoritative work upon the 'Principles of Relief.'"--_Annals of the American Academy._

THE MACMILLAN COMPANY

Publishers 64-66 Fifth Avenue New York

_The Tenement House Problem_

Edited by ROBERT W. DE FOREST and LAWRENCE VEILLER

The most authoritative and comprehensive work on this subject, written by various authors and ill.u.s.trated with eighty photographs and charts.

VOLUME ONE

CONTENTS:--Tenement Reform in New York since 1901; The Tenement House Problem; Tenement House Reform in New York City, 1834-1900; Housing Conditions in Buffalo; Housing Conditions and Tenement Laws in Leading American Cities; Housing Conditions and Tenement Laws in Leading European Cities; A Statistical Study of New York's Tenement Houses; The Non-enforcement of the Tenement House Laws in New Buildings; Tenement House Fires in New York; Tenement House Fire Escapes in New York and Brooklyn; Back to Back Tenements; Tenement House Sanitation; Small Houses for Working Men; Financial Aspects of Recent Tenement House Operations in New York; The Speculative Building of Tenement Houses; Tenement Evils as seen by the Tenants; Tenement Evils as seen by an Inspector; Tuberculosis and the Tenement House Problem; The Relation of Tuberculosis to the Tenement House Problem.

VOLUME TWO

CONTENTS:--Parks and Playgrounds for Tenement Districts; Prost.i.tution as a Tenement House Evil; Policy; A Tenement House Evil; Public Baths; A Plan for Tenements in Connection with a Munic.i.p.al Park; Foreign Immigration and the Tenement House in New York City; Appendices.