VOL. XXI JANUARY 2, 1909 NO. 14
CHARITIES
AND THE COMMONS
THE PITTSBURGHSURVEY
PUBLISHED BY
THE CHARITY ORGANIZATION SOCIETY OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK
Robert W. deForest, President; Otto T. Bannard, Vice-President; J. P. Morgan, Treasurer; Edward T. Devine, General Secretary
105 EAST TWENTY-SECOND STREET, NEW YORK
174 ADAMS STREET, CHICAGO
THIS ISSUE TWENTY-FIVE CENTS TWO DOLLARS A YEAR
ENTERED AT THE POST OFFICE, NEW YORK, AS SECOND CLASS MATTER
List of Contents (created by transcriber)
THE COMMON WELFARE
THE PITTSBURGH SURVEY
PITTSBURGH
THE NEW PITTSBURGHERS
SOME PITTSBURGH STEEL WORKERS
THE TEMPER OF THE WORKERS UNDER TRIAL
THE WORKING WOMEN OF PITTSBURGH
IMMIGRANT TYPES IN THE STEEL DISTRICT
THE SLAV'S A MAN FOR A' THAT
THE NEGROES OF PITTSBURGH
THE JEWISH IMMIGRANTS OF TWO PITTSBURGH BLOCKS
HOMESTEAD
THE CIVIC RESPONSIBILITIES OF DEMOCRACY IN AN INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT
THE TREND OF THINGS
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OBJECTS OF THE ASSOCIATION
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Children placed at "TheSheltering Arms"are not surrendered to the Institution, but areheld subject to the order of parents or gu