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524 CARNEGIE LIBRARY OF PITTSBURGH
Silvin, Edward, comp. r 335 S58
Why I am opposed to socialism; original papers by leading men and
women. 1913. Privately printed.
Finance. Taxation
England—Royal commission on local taxation. qr 336.2 E6443
Memoranda chiefly relating to the classification and incidence of
imperial and local taxes. 1899.
Moody, John. 332.6 M87I1
How to invest money wisely. 1912. Privately printed.
Simple, non-technical manual on diversified investments. Besides laying down general
principles, the author gives carefully selected examples to illustrate his meaning.
New Jersey—Tax assessments, Commission to investigate. r 336.2 N26
Report, 1912. 1913.
United States. Statutes. r 336.2 U25322ta
Tariff act of Oct. 3, 1913, on imports into the United States, with
index. 1913.
Education
Burrell, Caroline Benedict, (pseud. Caroline French Benton). 374.3 B94
Woman's club work and programs; or, First aid to club women.
1913. Estes.
The same r 374.3 B94
Contains an introductory chapter on organization and about 20 well-arranged programs,
together with suggestions for developing the topics, and lists of books for reference.
Illinois University. r 378.7 l22al
Alumni record, including historical sketch and annals of the university,
and biographical data regarding members of the faculties and
the boards of trustees; ed. by J. H. Kelley. 1913.
Perry, Arthur Cecil. 371 P440
Outlines of school administration. 1913. Macmillan.
"Bibliography," p.434-443.
"Brief survey of a broad field, useful for the person who wishes to gain a general
idea of the present status of education in this country and in Europe. Its value lies
largely in its information on the foreign school systems as reviewed in the light of our
own." A. L. A. booklist, 1913.
Perry, Clarence Arthur. 374 P44
How to start social centers. 1913. (Russell Sage foundation.)
"References," p.33.
May serve to introduce his "Wider use of the school plant," since it solves questions
of preliminary organization and suggests means of removing legal obstacles, adapting
the school building, arousing public sentiment, etc.
Pier, Arthur Stanwood. 378.7 H33P
Story of Harvard. 1913. Little.
"[Sketches] in two hundred and fifty pages the record of the institution, with
pleasant descriptions, at the outset and close, of life at the University to-day. Mr. Pier