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Miscellaneous
Appointment Division___.
Changes in personnel-Separations and changes-Transfers.
Disbursing Clerk
Functions-Appropriations - Expenditures
receipts-Unexpended balances.
Division of Publications and Supplies--‒‒
Printing and binding-Monthly Labor Review-Children's
Bureau publications-Women's Bureau publications-Edi-
torial work-Books and blanks-Envelopes-Printed sta-
tionery--Distribution of publications-Duplicating work—
Supplies Contingent, 1921-Shipping-Estimated contin- .
gent allotment for division, 1921-Centralized purchas-
ing-Recommendations.
Division of Negro Economics_-_-
Cooperation-Race friction and labor in 1919-Field organi-
zation-Migration in 1918 and 1919-Report on 'The
Negro at work during the world war and during recon-
struction."
Jurisdiction of the Secretary of Labor over the exclusion and ex-
pulsion of aliens__
Expulsion of alien revolutionaries___
Division of Conciliation____.
Packing-house controversies, eastern cities-National adjustment
commission and longshoremen-Oakland (Calif.) street car
strike Standard Steel Car Co., Butler, Pa.-Building trades
and common laborers, South Bend, Ind.-The copper indus-
try-Telephone companies, Cleveland, Ohio-Fort Smith
Spelter Co.-California oil workers-John Morrell & Co.
Sioux Falls, S. Dak.-Crane Co., Chicago-Ducktown Sulphur,
Copper & Iron Co.-District Council of Carpenters v. Dawson,
San Diego, Calif.-Pequanock Rubber Co., Butler, N. J.-
Eccles Drop Forge Co., Auburn, N. Y.-Underwood Typewriter
Co.. Hartford, Conn.-Virginia Railway & Power Co.-Stand-
ard Lime & Stone Co., Martinsburg, W. Va.-Jewelry workers,
Kansas City, Mo.-Packing-house adjustments-Metal trades,
Honolulu, Hawaii-Butchers and abattoir workers, New Or-
leans, La.-Packing houses. Cleveland, Ohio-Piano, organ,
Office of the Secretary-Continued.
Division of Conciliation-Continued.
and musical instrument workers, New York City-Central
States Bridge Co., Indianapolis, Ind.-Hamilton Carhart Cot-
ton Mills, Rock Hill, S. C.-Scranton Pump Co., Scranton,
Pa.-United States Gypsum Co., Plasterco, Va.-Buffalo-
Springfield Roller Co., Springfield, Ohio-Demands of the fish-
ermen's union for a change of the basis of settlement of
wages-Disputes in the District of Columbia-Strike of the
bituminous coal miners of the central competitive field-
Strike of bituminous miners in Illinois and adjacent States-
Situation in the anthracite coal districts of Pennsylvania-The
steel strike-Summary.
Tabulation-Statement showing number of labor disputes han-
dled by the Department of Labor through its commissioners
of conciliation from July 1, 1919, to June 30, 1920__
United States Employment Service---.
Status and future-Needed legislation-Cooperation with
States-National clearing house for labor-Organization
of the service-Special activities-Soldier and sailor place-
ment-Grain-belt harvest-Junior Division-Professional
work-Women's employment work.
United States Housing Corporation-----
Page.
115
142
156
Sales realization-Sales methods-Character of sales-Sum-
mary.
161
Reports of the bureaus..
Bureau of Labor Statistics_.
The Monthly Labor Review-Publications other than the
Monthly Labor Review-Reports transmitted but not pub-
lished.
Bureau of Immigration____
Origin and functions-General immigration-Summary of
arrivals and exclusions--Alien arrivals and departures-
Financial ability-Ages and periods of residence of de-
parting aliens-Exclusion of arriving aliens-Reasons for
exclusion-Expulsion of aliens-Total deportations-Immi-
gration from insular United States-Induced and assisted
immigration-Contract labor-Administrative fines-Ad-
mission of agricultural laborers under departmental excep-
tions-Chinese immigration-Japanese immigration-Asi-
atic barred zone-Smuggling over borders-Seamen-An-
archist, communist, and kindred classes-Personnel and
appropriations-Women's Immigration Section-Origin—
Function-Women inspectors-Immigration stations-Gen- eral statement.
Children's Bureau____
The protection of maternity and infancy-Child Hygiene
Divisions Child-Welfare Special-Aid to mothers-The
child and the courts-Children born out of wedlock-
Child-welfare legislation-Standards of normal develop-
ment and physical fitness for working children-Child wel-
fare in a coal-mining community-Children engaged in in-
dustrial home work-Rural child labor--Children entering
163
177
Reports of the bureaus-Continued.
Children's Bureau-Continued.
employment-Child-welfare studies in Porto Rico and
extra-continental United States-Visit to certain countries
of central Europe and suggestions based thereon.
Bureau of Naturalization___
Naturalization-Financial-Citizenship training.
Women's Bureau____.
Women in the Government service-The new position of
women in American industry-Industrial training for
women and girls-Effect of laws regulating their hours
of work on the employment of women-The responsibility
of wage-earning women for the support of others-General
industrial conditions for women in the States.
Official labor conferences____
International Labor Conference---
National Industrial Conference__
The President's Industrial Conference__
Recommendations to the present and future Congresses_.
Conclusion
Appendix
189
197
201
211
219
221
223
225
Organic act of the Department of Labor____
Report on coordination of certain departmental functions_---
Activities of other departments concerning labor and its condi-
tions
228
230
Detailed procedure of regional adjustment conference_
Powers and duties of regional board of inquiry----
Transformation of the regional boards of inquiry into
regional adjustment conferences_
245
246
247
Appendix-Continued.
Report of the Industrial Conference called by the President-Cont'd.
Plan for adjustment of disputes-Continued.