DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE-Continued.

OFFICE OF PUBLICATIONS

Lists of department publications. Any publication for free distribution may be had from these lists.

List of motion-picture films. A large collection of motion-picture films available for distribution.

Address, The Division of Publications, Department of Agriculture, Washington, D. C.

BUREAU OF THE CENSUS

Statistical atlas of the Fourteenth Census.

Abstract of census, covering the four principal branches-population, agriculture, manufactures, and mines and quarries.

Classified list of census publications.

Address, The Director of the Census, Washington, D. C.

BUREAU OF STANDARDS—

Free circulars on units of weight and measures, sources of elementary
radio information and a list of publications of the bureau.
Chart," International metric system," 28 by 44 inches, sent free upon

application.

Address, Bureau of Standards, Washington, D. C.

DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE-Continued.

BUREAU OF FISHERIES

Lantern slides covering the fishing industry and the biology of fishes.
Photographic negatives illustrating phases of the work of the Bureau

of Fisheries may be borrowed for reproduction by local photog-
raphers.

Motion-picture reels illustrating shad, lobster, whitefish, and salmon culture.

Address, Bureau of Fisheries, Washington, D. C.

COAST AND GEODETIC SURVEY

Chart catalogues. Catalogue of coast and magnetic variation charts.
Address, United States Coast and Geodetic Survey, Washington,
D. C.

DEPARTMENT OF LABOR:

BUREAU OF LABOR STATISTICS

The following series of bulletins are valuable in occupational studies: 1. Wholesale prices.

2. Retail prices and the cost of living.

3. Wages and hours of labor.

4. Employment and unemployment.

5. Women in industry.

6. Workmen's insurance and compensation.

7. Industrial accidents and hygiene.

8. Conciliation and arbitration.

9. Labor laws of the United States.

DEPARTMENT OF LABOR—Continued.

BUREAU OF LABOR STATISTICS-Continued.

10. Foreign labor laws.

11. Vocational education.

12. Labor as affected by the war.

13. Miscellaneous series.

14. Monthly labor review.

15. Descriptions of occupations.

Address, United States Commissioner of Labor Statistics, Washington, D. C.

BUREAU OF IMMIGRATION

Report of the Commissioner General, 1918. Available on application.
A valuable historical document on immigration.

Address, Immigration Bureau, Washington, D. C.

CHILDREN'S BUREAU

The following series of publications are issued and are available for, free distribution:

1. General child welfare.

2. Bulletins for mothers.

3. Maternal and infant mortality.

4. Child hygiene.

5. Rural child welfare.

6. Maternal and infant hygiene.

7. Child labor and industrial problems of child welfare.

8. Recreation.

9. Delinquency.

10. Dependency and neglect.

11. Mothers' pensions.

12. Mental defects.

13. Juvenile courts.

In addition, the following lists are available for free distribution:
1. List of traveling exhibit material available through the bureau.
2. Lists of two sets of lantern slides available through the bureau.
3. Synopsis of two motion pictures available through the bureau.
4. Copy of children's year poster.

Address, Children's Bureau, Department of Labor, Washington, D. C.

NATURALIZATION BUREAU

School announcement poster. (In Bohemian, English, Finnish, German, Greek, Hungarian, Italian, Polish, Spanish, and Yiddish.) Personal invitation to join citizenship classes (with blanks for noting place, school, and time of classes).

For use of teacher (card 5 by 3 inches).

For delivery by Boy Scout (card 5 by 6 inches).
For delivery by other person (card 5 by 6 inches).

List of periodicals published by students of Americanization classes.