Peat industry † Great Britain. Dept. of scientific and industrial research. Fuel research bd. Peat resources of Ireland: a lecture given before the Royal Dublin society on 5th March, 1919. P. F. Purcell. (Special rept. no. 2) 25p diags 9d '20 H. M. stationery office Peat as a fuel in Ireland. table Great Britain Dept Agric and Technical Instruction for Ireland J v 20 no 3 p 363-8 '20 Peat as an essential factor in the agriculture [of Latvia]. A. Osolinsch. tables Latvian Econ 2:121-6 D '20 Peat industry in Denmark. C. Cookson. il United States. Geol. survey. Peat in 1919. Peddlers License Laws Connecticut-Act concerning itinerant dors. (Ch. 121, P.A. 1921) ven Local license fee $50 (formerly $25). Delaware-Act to amend chapter 215, section 178 of the Revised code of the state of Delaware, exempting honorably discharged soldiers and sailors from peddler's license. (Ch. 7, Laws 1921) Hawaii-Act to provide for the licensing and regulating of "Intinerant vendors". (Act 194, Laws 1921) Pennsylvania-By an amendment to the act of April 8, 1867, P.L. 50 authority was given to issue peddlers' licenses to disabled soldiers, upon proof that they receive compensation from the federal government or upon proof of disability, certified to by two physicians. (No. 310, Laws 1921) Pediatrics. See Children-Care and hygiene Pellagra Mississippi. Bd. of health. Pellagra: its cause, wrong feeding its prevention, right feeding. (Special bul. no. 6) 15p il '21? Pellagra: its symptoms and treatment. S. R. Roberts. Trained Nurse and Hospital R, 45: 301-4 O '20 Address given at 22d convention of the American nurses' association, Atlanta, Ga., April 14, 1920. Study of the relation of family income and other economic factors to pellagra incidence in seven cotton-mill villages of South Carolina Joseph in 1916. Goldberger and others. bibl tables Pub Health Repts 35: 2673-714 N 12 '20 United States. Pub. health service. Study of the relation of diet to pellagra incidence in seven textile-mill South communities of Carolina in 1916. Joseph Goldberger and others. (Reprint no. 587) 69p bibl tables charts '20 -Same. Pub Health Repts 35:648-713 Mr 19 '20 United States. Pub. health service. Study of a sanitary in seven of the relation of factors -Same. Pub Health Repts 35:1701-14 JI 16 Pelzer, South Carolina. See Cost of living Penal farms Governors' messages, 1921 Florida-Gov. Hardee recommends that measures be taken to make self supporting the state prison farm at Raiford. Laws California-Act providing for the establishment and administration of industrial farms or industrial road camps in the counties of the state and the commitment thereto and discipline of persons charged with or convicted of public offenses. (Ch. 843, Laws 1921) Penal institutions Governors' messages, 1921 Arkansas-Gov. McRae recommends the abolition of the present salaried Penitentiary commission and the substitution of an honorary board of perhaps five members, of whom at least one shall be a woman, to be appointed by the governor who shall also appoint a practical farmer to take charge of each of the state farms. Colorado-Gov. Shoup recommends that appropriations for charitable, penal and corrective institutions be adequate to meet their reasonable needs. Idaho-Gov. Davis recommends that educational and better housing facilities be provided to inmates of penal institutions. Massachusetts-Gov. Cox recommends that the jails and houses of correction now maintained by fourteen separate counties be consolidated under direct state control. Michigan-Gov. Groesbeck recommends legislation to improve prisons and prison management generally, the abolition of the Joint penology commission and transfer of its duties to the Administrative board. New Hampshire-Gov. Brown recommends consolidation of jails and establishment of a state house of correction, where prisoners may be sentenced for short terms and labor. South Dakota-Gov. McMaster urges legislative appropriation to improve sanitary condition of state penitentiary. Laws Missouri-Act to create and establish a department of penal institutions. (Com. substitute for H.B. 661, Laws 1921) Pennsylvania Bar See also Agricultural education; Baking industry-Safety devices and measures; associations-Conferences; BoilersSafety devices and measures; Canning industry-Safety devices and measures; City planning-State aid; Coal-Statistics; Dental hygiene; Education-Conferences; Election laws; Electric companies-Conferences; Farmers' cooperative movements; Fertilizers; Fire fighting; Forests and forestry; Friends, Society of; Governor's messages-1921; Housing-Legislation, Proposed; Industrial medicine and surgeryConferences; Industry-Statistics; Insurance, Unemployment-Legislation, Proposed: Legislation; Legislation-1921; Libraries, Special; Moving pictures: Pensions, Old age; Public health education; Safety devices and measures; School attendance, Compulsory-Legislation; School hygiene: Schools-Medical inspection; Sickness-Statistics; Taxation-Legislation, Proposed: United States-Food administration: Women in industry-Regulation; Workmen's compensation; also subhead Governors' messages, 1921 under: Billboards-Taxation; Bridges; Coal-Taxation: Corporations-Taxation: Education: Illiteracy; Inheritance tax; Narcotics; Prohibition: Soldiers, Returned-State aid: State institutions; Statutes-Codification Laws and revision; also subhead under: Advertising, Fraudulent; Building and loan associations; Butter substitutes: Conveyances, Fraudulent; County government: Crime and criminals-Psychopathic examination; Dentistry-Practice; EngineeringPractice; Fireworks; Food handlers; Fra ex Contents: General consideration of pension schemes; Types of pension funds; The "Money value" system further plained; Types of pension benefit; Selection of pension age; Contributions and conditions: the case of the older men; Constitution of "Money value" pension funds; Benefits extraneous to a pension, but often combined therewith; Preparing data and draft rules for "Money value" schemes; Accounts and income tax; Staff life assurance schemes; Group life assurance; Appendices: Details of a superannuation scheme constituted by trust deed; Numerical illustrations of a similar scheme to that referred to in appendix 1; Extract from notes of a "Money value" pension scheme, arranged and guaranteed by a life assurance company; Cost of various "Money value" plans; Rules of a pension fund with variable contributions; Pension fund method; Application of the "Money value" system to a copartnership; Profit sharing scheme for commercial travellers or buyers; Average interest yield problems; Shop clubs act, 1902. ↑ Great Britain. Select com. on pensions. Index and digest of evidence. (185-Ind.) 21831p 2d '20 H. M. stationery office See also Mothers' pensions Statistics ↑ Union of South Africa. Railways and harbours bd. Schedule of pensions, at 30th York city for • New York (city). Bd. of estimate and apportionment. What the "New employees' retirement system" does city employees. 8p table Jl '20 Pensions for state and municipal employes. J. S. Phillips. In New York state conference of mayors and other city officials. Proceedings, 1920, p 50-4 '20 Pensions for volunteer firemen. William Lister. In Nat. firemen's assn. Annual report, 1920, p 67+ '20 United States. Bur. of pensions. Regulations governing the Pension bureau under act of May 22, 1920, providing for annuities on retirement of civil service employees. (31582) 7p '20 Laws Arkansas-Act creating the firemen's relief fund. (No. 491, Gen. acts 1921) Arkansas-Act creating the policeman's pension fund in cities of not less than forty thousand nor more than one hundred and fifty thousand. (No. 343, Gen. acts, 1921) Connecticut-Act amending an act concerning the retirement of state employees. (Ch. 74, P.A. 1921) Any person who shall have served the state 20 years (formerly 25) or more in the aggregate and has reached the age of 70 to be eligible for retirement allowance. New Jersey-Act for the establishment of an employees' retirement system for the employees of the state of New Jersey. (Ch. 109, Laws 1921) Establishes pension system for all state employees. System to be under supervision of State department of insurance. New Jersey-Act providing by pension for officers and employees of the state of New Jersey, not having fixed terms of office or employment, incapacitated after twentyfive years' service at or after sixty years of age. (Ch. 134, Laws 1921) Permits retirement on half pay at age of 60 years of any permanently physically incapacitated state employee after 25 years' service. Effective from January 1, 1921. Wisconsin-Provides for a commission for pension systems (Ch. 506, Laws 1921) study to Milwaukee. Legislation, Proposed Milwaukee, Wis. Pension laws comm. Tentative recommendations, June 2, 1920. 67p tables '20 United States. House. Com. on reform in the civil service. Increase of annuities under retirement law: hearings, June 29. 1921. (U.S. 67th Congress, 1st sess.) 23p '21 Apply to Congressmen Reports Milwaukee, Wis. Pension laws comm. Report, Nov. 15, 1920. 103p tables '20 First report of the commission appointed under chapter 514, Wisconsin laws of 1919, which provides for the creation of pension laws commissions in all cities of the first class. ↑ Union of South Africa. Select com. on revision of pensions and superannuation funds. Report. [S C. 14-'20] 225p tables ?price '20 Cape Times ltd. Pensions, Librarians' Laws Connecticut-Act providing for the retirement of employees of public libraries. (Ch. 180, P.A. 1921) Pensions, Military † Great Britain. Select com. on pensions. Report. (185) 19p tables 3d '20 H.M. stationery office ↑ Great Britain. Select com. on pensions. Report, together with the proceedings of the committee, minutes of evidence and appendices. (185) 217p tables 3s '20 H. M. stationery office United States. House. Com. on appropriations. Pension appropriation bill, fiscal year 1922: hearings before subcommittee charge of the pension appropriation bill for fiscal year 1922, [December 3, 1920]. (U.S. 66th Congress, 3d sess.) 12p table '20 Apply to Congressmen Bibliography in United States. Supt. of doc. Army and militia: aviation and pensions; list of publications for sale by superintendent of documents. (Price list 19, 11th ed.) 30p Ap '20 United States. Supt. of doc. Army and militia: aviation and pensions; list of publications for sale by superintendent of documents. (Price list 19, 12th ed.) 33p My '21 Governors' messages, 1921 South Carolina-Gov. Cooper recommends a complete revision of the present pension law, that its administration be placed under the direction of the comptroller general and that pensions be paid only to those confederate soldiers and sailors or their widows, who are in need of financial assistance. United States. Lib. of Congress. List of references on the pension systems of corporations and firms. 11p (Mim.) Ja 21 21 Laws † Belgium, act and decree: miners' old-age pensions; royal decree promulgating the coordinated acts relating to old age pensions for miners; dated 30th August, 1920 (Revue du Travail XXI, no. 21, p. 1299). Internat Labour Office Leg Ser 1920 Bel. 12-13 7p 2d '20 † Belgium, act and decrees: old age pensions; act respecting old age pensions; dated 20th August, 1920 (Revue du Travail XXI, 1920, p. 1110). Internat Labour Office Leg Ser 1920 Bel 14 11⁄2d '21 † Italy, decree: invalidity and old age insurance; legislative decree dealing with provision for compulsory insurance against invalidity and old age; dated 21st April, 1919 (Bollettino dell' Ufficio del Lavoro, nuova serie 1919, 105). tables Internat Labour Office Leg Ser 1919 It. 2 19p 4d '19 Old-age pensions [Uruguay: law of February 11, 1919; law of September 1, 1919]. table In Internat. labor conference. League of nations: International labor conference, 1919, p 272-4 '20 Connecticut-Act amending an act concerning the establishment of a retirement syster for teachers. (Ch. 358, P.A. 1921) Hawaii-Act providing for the pensioning of teachers employed in certain special government schools of the territory of Hawaii. (Act 169, Laws 1921) Hawaii-Act to amend sections 5 and 6 of Act 114 of the session laws of 1915, relating to pensioning of retired teachers. (Act 189, Laws 1921) Idaho Act creating a teachers' retirement fund and a Board of the teachers' retirement fund. (Ch. 197, Laws 1921) Indiana-Act to amend [various] sections... and to repeal [certain] sections...of an act entitled "An act concerning annuities or benefits for teachers retired after specified years of service or for disability, and other matters connected therewith and pertaining thereto". (Ch. 256, Laws 1921) Places act of 1915 on a sounder actuarial basis. Maine-Act to amend section one hundred and seventy-two of chapter sixteen of the revised statutes relating to teachers pensions and giving full pension to teachers retiring prior to September thirtieth, nineteen hundred and thirteen. (Ch. 65, P.L. 1921) Massachusetts. Teachers retirement bd. the Laws relating to retirement system for public school teachers. 26p My 20 Wisconsin-Provides for a state retirement system for the public school, normal school and university teachers. (Ch. 459, Laws 1921) Legislation ↑ Wisconsin. Leg. ref. lib. Teachers' pension laws since 1916: citations to sources of information; Citations to teachers' pension laws, 1917-1920, inclusive. 3p (Typew. 25c) O 20 '20 To be obtained only thru P.A.I.S. Perfumery industry Conferences * Manufacturing perfumers' assn. of the U.S. Proceedings of the 26th annual meeting, New York, April, 1920. 175p '21 C. M. Baker, sec., Pond's extract co., 131 Hudson st, N.Y. Perilla oil Gardner, H. A. and Holdt, P. C. Notes on perilla oil: its characteristics, properties. and adaptation to the paint and varnish industries. (Paint manufacturers' assn. of the U.S. circ. no. 106) 8p il tables O '20 Paint manufacturers' assn. of the U.S., 636 The Bourse, Philadelphia, Pa. Periodicals See also Technical periodicals Bibliography * Institute of internat. educ. Serials of an international character: tentative list, prepared in the Columbia university law library. (2d ser., Bul. no. 3) 60p My 10 '21 419 W. 117th st, N.Y. • Massachusetts agric. col. Lib. List of periodicals currently received. 21p (Mim.) Ja '20 Amherst • Missouri. Univ. Check list of the official serial publications of the university. ed 2 (Bul. v. 22, no. 10, Lib. ser. 10) 64p Ap '21 • Missouri. Univ. List of periodicals currently received by the university library. (Bul. v. 22, no. 16, Lib. ser. 11) 35p My '21 • United States. Supt. of doc. Government periodicals; subscriptions taken by the superintendent of documents. (Price list 36, 12th ed.) 7p My '21 Persia See also Fur industry Economic conditions Factory conditions in Persia. Albert Thomas. Internat Labour Office Bul p 5-6 N 10 '20 Persian Gulf f Great Britain. For. office. Historical sect. Persian Gulf. (Handbook no. 76) 83p bibl *2s '20 H. M. stationery office Personal hygiene ↑ Huber, J. B. Why die so young? 313p *$2 '21 Harper Hygiene of the individual. Lucy Cripps. bibl il In Collis, E. L., ed. Industrial clinic, p 119-40 '20 Industrial nursing: 4, Prevention of illness. C. R. Kefauver. il Trained Nurse and Hospital R 44:304-9 Ap '21 Personal hygiene, by E. L. Fisk: Additional practical points in personal hygiene, by A. R. Guerard. tables charts In Park, W. H., ed. Public health and hygiene, p 471-518 '21 Personal hygiene demonstration. M. E. Rose. tables chart Modern Medicine 12:678-84 0 20 de • Pan American union. Peru: general scriptive data. 31p il tables '21 Washington, D.C. Peru and its richness: commercial relations between Peru and San Francisco, California; how to strengthen these relations. Santiago Liosa de Arguelles. table Internat Trade and Shipping Digest p 7-8 Ja '21 Republic of Peru. il In Domville-Fife, Charles. States of South America, p 105-28 '20 See also Bills of exchange; Coal-Statistics; Exchange, Foreign; Ports; Wool industry; also subhead Laws under: Banks and banking; Child labor; Women-Employment Peru's foreign trade. J. H. Roth. Commerce Repts no 218 p 1266 S 16 '20 Constitution Constitution of the republic of Peru. Southwestern Pol Sci Q 2:106-24 Je '21 Translation of official text. Economic conditions Guaranty trust co. of N.Y. Economic conditions in Peru. 5p (Mim.) '20 140 Broadway Present economic conditions in Peru. F. A. Pezet. tables Econ World n s 21:511-14 Ap 9 '21 Paper read before social and economic science section, American association for the advancement of science, Chicago, Ill., Dec. 30, 1920. Finance Peru: report of the Conference committee. F. C. Fuchs, chm. table In U.S. Treasury dept. Report on the 2d Pan American financial conference, 1920, p 154-6 '21 Foreign relations Controversy over Tacna and Arica. H. G. James. map Southwestern Pol Sci Q 1: 155-69 S '20 League of nations. Revision of the treaty of the 20th October, 1883, between Chile and Peru: letter dated 1st November, 1920, from the minister of Peru in France, president of the Peruvian delegation to the Assembly of the League. (Assembly doc. 45) 2p N 16 20 Secretariat, Geneva, Switzerland Text in both French and English. United States. Dept. of state. Protocol between the United States and Peru: arbitration of the Landreau claim against Peru; signed at Lima, May 21, 1921. (Treaty ser. no. 653) 8p '21 Text in both English and Spanish. Pests. See Insects, Injurious and beneficial Petchenga Questions of East Karelia and Petchenga. 6p map Je '20 Consulate gen. of Finland, 443 Broome st, N.Y. Petroleum. See Oil industry Education Education and practice in medicine, dentistry, pharmacy. il tables (Cleveland [O.] hospital council. Cleveland hospital and health survey, pt. 8) 651-98p '21 Education in pharmacy: why the pharmacist should be educated in more than the selling of merchandise; a brief account of the history of pharmaceutical education in America. H. H. Rusby. il Druggists Circ 65:83-5 Mr '21 Fewer pharmacy schools: well known pharmaceutical educator outlines some of the reasons why it appears to him advisable to consolidate many of the smaller colleges. C. B. Jordan. Druggists Circ 65: 203-4 Je '21 Directories Schools [of pharmacy] of the United States, Canada and Cuba, registered or accredited. June 1920. In New York (state). Univ. Pharmacy, p 72-87 Je '20 Practice Laws Arkansas-Act to regulate the registration of soldier, sailor and other non-resident pharmacists and assistant pharmacists. (No. 535, Gen. acts 1921) Connecticut-Act amending an act concerning the practice of pharmacy. (Ch. 295, P.A. 1921) Kansas-Relative to the practice of pharmacy in Kansas; the examination and licensing of pharmacists; providing for a fee of $10 payable to the Board of pharmacy for examination, and a fee of $10 for registration as a pharmacist. (H.B. 672, Laws 1921) Pharmacy-Practice-Laws-Continued • Massachusetts. Sec. of the commonwealth. Abstracts from the laws of Massachusetts relative to pharmacy, 1920. 26p '20 New Hampshire-Act to regulate the practice of pharmacy and the sale of drugs and medicines. (Ch. 122, P.A. 1921) • New York (state). Univ. Pharmacy: law, rules and information. (Handbook 11) 105p Je '20 State lib. North Carolina-Act to provide for higher qualifications to practice pharmacy, amending section 6658, chapter 110, of the consolidated statutes of North Carolina. (Ch. 52, P.L. 1921) Legislation Synopsis [of the statutory requirements for the practice of pharmacy throughout the United States]. In New York (state). Univ. Pharmacy, p 88-105 Je '20 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Philadelphia industrial progress: the recent growth and development of Philadelphia as a producing center and what it means to foreign buyers and consumers of a wide variety of manufactured articles. J. J. Macfarlane. tables chart Commercial Am p 23+ F '21 See also Banks and banking-Directories; Building-Cost; Building trades-Conferences; Civil service; Coal-Statistics; Cost of living; Delinquency; Foreman-Training; business; Girls-Welfare work; Grocery Housing; Industrial representation; Libraries-Directories; Museums; Negroes in industry; Oil industry; Ports; Rapid transit; School lunches; Securities; Street cleaning; Wages-Building trades; Wages-Paint industry; Wages-Textile industry Charter Philadelphia. Mayor. New charter of Philadelphia: act no. 274, for the better government of cities of the first class, signed by the governor the 25th day of June, 1919. 64p '20 Commerce Philadelphia maritime exchange. 46th annual report of the board of directors presented at the annual meeting, April 21, 1921. 88p tables '21 J. T. Kernan, sec., Philadelphia, Pa. Finance Philadelphia's "mandamus evil": the city treasury of Philadelphia must pay millions of dollars annually to meet obligations over which the city government has no control. C. G. Shenton. Nat Munic R 10:81-6 F '21: Same. Citizen's Business no 457 6p F 24 '21 Government and politics Progress in Philadelphia. C. R. Woodruff. Am J Soc 26:315-32 N '20 Philippine Islands Directory and chronicle for China, Japan, Corea, Indo-China, Straits Settlements, Malay States, Siam, Netherlands India, Borneo, the Philippines, &c., with which are incorporated "The China directory" and "The Hongkong directory and Hong list for the Far East" for the year 1921. 1640p il tables maps £2 '21 Hongkong Daily Press, ltd., 10a Des Voeux Road, Hongkong Facts and figures about the Philippines. 64p il tables map '20 Philippine press bur., Washington, D.C. Frear, J. A. Philippine independence. 20p '20 Apply to Congressmen Speech in the United States House of representatives, Dec. 16. 1920, advocating independence for the Philippines. King, E. J. The appointed hour is here: let the Philippines be free. 8p '21 Apply to Congressmen Remarks in the House of representatives, Feb. 7, 1921. the * United States. War dept. Report of governor general of the Philippine Islands to the secretary of war, 1919, (January 1, 1919, to December 31, 1919). 216p tables '20 From Annual reports, War department. fiscal year ended June 30. 1920. What about the future of the Philippines? Far Eastern Fortn p 1-3 Mr 28 '21 Contents: Philippine railways and their rivals, by A. E. Gilmount; Cocoanut growing and copra, by M. J. de la Rama; Hemp, the premier industry of the Philippines, by A. N. Luz; Sugar industry of the Philippines, by C. W. Hines; Rice, by Adriano Hernandez; Philippine mining industry, by F. B. Ingersoll. See also Agriculture; Commercial law; Embroidery industry; Forest products; Legislation-1919; Mines and mining: Oil industry; Optometrists-Directories; Smallpox; Sugar industry; Taxation-Legislation Bibliography † United States. Lib. of Congress. List of recent references on the independence of the Philippines. 5p (Typew. 35c) N 19 '20 To be obtained only thru P.A.I.S. Legislation, Proposed United States. House. Com. on insular affairs. Extending limit of indebtedness of the Philippine Islands: report [to accompany H. R. 5756]. (U.S. 67th Congress, 1st sess., H. rept. no. 55) 3p '21 Apply to Congressmen United States. House. Com. on insular affairs. Government for the people of the Philippine Islands: report [to accompany H.R. 15476]. (U.S. 66th Congress, 3d sess., H. rept. no. 1176) 3p '21 Apply to CongressUnited States. House. Com. on insular affairs. Increase of salaries of Philippine government officers and increasing limit of bonded indebtedness, Philippine Islands; hearings on H.R. 15475 and H.R. 15476, January 7, 1921. (U.S. 66th Congress, 3d sess.) 14p '21 Apply to Congressmen United States. House. Com. on insular affairs. Indebtedness of the Philippine government: hearing on H.R. 2367, May 2, 1921. (U.S. 67th Congress, 1st sess.) 19p tables '21 Apply to Congressmen men Natural resources Natural resources of Davao: opportunities for development. P. J. Wesler. il tables maps Far Eastern R 17:312-17 My '21 Phoenix, Arizona • Phoenix [Ariz.] chamber of commerce. Phoenix, Arizona: chief city of the central southwest. 7p tables maps '21 * Phoenix [Ariz.] chamber of commerce. Phoenix, Salt River Valley and Arizona "today": the land of progress and prosperity; a summary of commercial conditions, farming facts; advantages, openings and opportunities in all lines. 48p il tables Je '20 |