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BIBLIOGRAPHY

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GENERAL REFERENCES

Bibliographies, Briefs and Debates

Chicago. University. Literacy Test for Immigrants; a debate. pa. *$1. Delta Sigma Rho, Univ. of Chicago. H. W. Wilson Co.) 1916.

(For sale by

Edwards, Richard H. Immigration. (Studies in American Social Conditions.) pa. 10c. Author, 237 Langdon St., Madison, Wis. 1909.

Independent. 85: 234. F. 14, '16. Literacy Test for Immigrants; debate. R. S. Fulton.

Iowa, University. Constructive and Rebuttal Speeches of the Representatives of the State University of Iowa in the Intercollegiate Debates, 1913-1914. *$1. Wilson, H. W. 1914. Question: Resolved that immigration be further restricted by a literacy test. Kansas. University. Restriction of Immigration, in Debating and Public Discussion, pp. 36-9. 1910.

Library of Congress. List of Books with References to Periodicals on Immigration, comp. by A. P. C. Griffin. 3d issue. 1907.

Mabie, E. C., ed. Restriction of Immigration by the Literacy Test, in University Debaters' Annual, pp. 206-38. *$1.80. Wilson, H. W. 1916.

Sold separately at 75c.

Montana High School Debating League. Educational Test;
Bibliog., in Univ. Extension Bul. p. 20-3. University of
Montana, Missoula. 1914.

Ray, Mary K. Immigration Problem; Bibliog.
Free Lib. Commission. 1909.

pa. 25c. Wis.

Ringwalt, R. C. Restriction of Immigration, in Briefs on Public Questions, pp. 31-41. Longmans, Green & Co. 1913.

Robbins, E. C. Immigration, Further Restriction of; Brief and bibliog., in High School Debate Book, pp. 100-8. A. C. McClurg. 1912.

Shurter, E. D., and Taylor, C. C. Immigration; Brief and bibliog., in Both Sides of 100 Public Questions, pp. 16-7. Hinds, Noble & Eldredge. 1913.

Texas, University of. Educational Test for Immigrants; Bibliog., brief, and selected arguments; ed. by E. D. Shurter and C. I. Francis. (Extension ser. no. 58.) Univ. of Texas, Austin. 1914.

Texas, University of. Intercollegiate Debates. Report of debate on Illiteracy Test with bibliog. (Extension ser. no. 57.) Univ. of Texas, Austin. 1914.

Washington, University of. Immigration; Brief and bibliog. Univ. of Washington, Seattle. 1913.

Wisconsin, University of. Restriction of Immigration; Brief and bibliog. rev. ed. Univ. of Wisconsin, Madison. 1909.

Books, Pamphlets, etc.

Adams, T. S., and Sumner, H. L. Immigration, in Labor Problems, pp. 68-99. Macmillan. 1908.

American Jewish Committee. Recommendations Respecting the Revision of the Immigration Laws and Regulations. Am. Jewish Com. 1910.

Balch, Emily Greene.

Pub. Com. 1910.

Our Slavic Fellow Citizens.

Charities

Bliss, W. P. D. New Encyclopedia of Social Reform, pp. 597600. Funk & Wagnalls. 1908.

Boaz, Franz. Changes in Bodily Form of Descendants of Immigrants. Columbia Univ. Press. 1912.

Reprinted from the U. S. Immigration Commission Reports. Brandenburg, B. Imported Americans. F. A. Stokes Co. 1904. Burgess, Thomas. Greeks in America. Sherman, French & Co. 1913.

California. Commission of Immigration and Housing. Ist and 2d Annual Reports. San Francisco. 1915, 1916.

Carlton, F. T. Immigration, in History and Problems of Organized Labor, pp. 322-58. D. C. Heath. 1911.

Commons, John R. Immigration and Its Economic Effects, in U. S. Industrial Commission Reports. v. 15. 1901.

Commons, John R. Races and Immigrants in America. Mac

millan. 1907.

Grose, H. B. Aliens or Americans. Eaton & Main. 1906. Grose, H. B. Incoming Millions. F. H. Revell Co. 1906. Gulick, S. L. Comprehensive Immigration Policy and Program. pa. Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in America. (105 E. 22d St., N. Y.) 1916.

Jenks, J. W., and Lauck, W. J. Immigration Problem. 3d ed. Funk & Wagnalls. 1913.

Johnson, Stanley C. History of Immigration from the United Kingdom to North America. E. P. Dutton & Co. 1914. Joseph, Samuel. Jewish Immigration to the United States. Longmans, Green & Co. 1914.

Kellor, Frances A., and Mayper, Joseph. Recommendations for a Federal Bureau of Distribution. No. Am. Civic League for Immigrants.

Marshall, L. C., and others, eds. Human Beings as Economic Factors, in Materials for the Study of Elementary Economics, pp. 137-56. Univ. of Chicago Press. 1913.

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Problem of Immigration in Massachusetts. Com. on Immi-
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National Conference for Good City Government. 1910: 375-84.
Education of Foreigners in American Citizenship. G. Abbott.
National Conference of Charities and Correction. 1913: 42-72.

Report of Special Immigration Survey of the Pacific Coast. New International Encyclopedia. v. 12. pp. 8-19. new ed. Dodd. Mead & Co. 1915.

New Jersey. Commission of Immigration. Report. MacCrelish & Quigley, state ptrs. 1914.

*New York (State). Commission of Immigration. Report. 1909.

Many of the conclusions of this Commission will be found favorable to the Negative. The Commission took a stand for regulation and dis tribution rather than for restriction.

New York (State). Bureau of Industries and Immigration. Annual Reports, 1911

Peters, M. C. Jews in America. J. C. Winston Co. 1905.

Roberts, Peter. Immigrant Races in North America. Y. M. C. A. 1910.

Roberts, Peter.

Immigrant Wage-Earners, in Wage-Earning.

Pittsburg, pp. 33-60. Survey Associates. 1914.

Roberts, Peter. New Immigration. Macmillan. 1912.

Steiner, Edward A. Immigrant Tide, Its Ebb and Flow. F. H. Revell Co. 1909.

Steiner, Edward A. On the Trail of the Immigrant. 4th ed. F. H. Revell Co. 1906.

United States. Bureau of Labor. Bul. 15: 403-86. S. '07. Italian, Slavic and Hungarian Laborers in the United States. F. J. Sheridan.

United States. Census Bureau. Illiteracy. [From 13th Census of United States, 1910.] Census Bureau. 1914.

United States. Census Bureau. Mother Tongue of Foreign White Stock. [From 13th Census of United States, 1910.] Census Bureau. 1914.

*United States. Immigration Commission. Abstracts of Reports. 2v. Govt. Ptg. Office. 1911.

The Commission recommended further restriction of immigration. Their conclusions will be found favorable to the Affirmative.

The complete report of the Commission is printed in forty volumes. These Abstracts give a very satisfactory summary, however.

Warne, F. J.

Warne, F. J.

1904.

Immigrant Invasion. Dodd. 1913.

Slav Invasion and the Mine Workers. Lippincott.

Warne, F. J. Tide of Immigration. Appleton. 1916.

Whelpley, J. D. Problem of the Immigrant. E. P. Dutton & Co. 1905.

Woods, Robert A. Americans in Process. Houghton, Mifflin. 1902.

Magazine Articles

Annals of the American Academy. 48:66-77. Jl. '13. Immigration and the Minimum Wage. Paul U. Kellogg.

American Economic Review. 2: sup. 53-62. Mr. '12. Restriction of Immigration. Henry P. Fairchild.

Affirmative and Negative Discussion, pp. 63-78.

Same. American Journal of Sociology. 17: 637-46. Mr. '12.

Atlantic Monthly. 100: 401-7. S. '07. Immigrant Woman. Frances A. Kellor.

*Atlantic Monthly. 102: 745-59. D. '08. Races in the United States. W. Z. Ripley.

Same cond. Review of Reviews. 39: 91-2. Ja. '09.

Century. 65: 683-90. Mr. '03. Coming Race in America. Gustave Michaud.

Fortnightly. 101: 513-20. Mr. '14. Overtaxed Melting Pot. J. D. Whelpley.

Same. Living Age. 281: 67-72. Ap. 11. '14.

Harper's Weekly. 59: 364-6; 398. O. 17-24, '14. Nation's New Front Door. Frances A. Kellor.

Shows how Pacific Coast states were prepared to handle immigrants that were expected after the opening of the canal. These expectations may be realized after the war.

Immigrants in America Review.

A quarterly published in the interests of immigrants in America. V. 1, no. I was issued in March, 1915. Address, 20 W. 34th St., N. Y. City.

Independent. 60: 261-4. F. 1, '06. Control Emigration rather than Immigration. J. D. Whelpley.

Journal of Criminal Law and Criminology. 4: 523-43. N. '13. Crime and Immigration. G. C. Speranza.

Journal of Political Economy. 23: 280-3. Mr. '15. Latest Defeat of the Literacy Test.

Journal of Political Economy. 24: 445-73. My. '16. Relation of the Literacy Test to a Constructive Immigration Problem. Homer Hoyt.

Literary Digest. 46: 442-4. Mr. 1, '13.
Literary Digest. 50: 478-9. Mr. 6, '15.

Literary Digest., 52: 1133-4. Ap. 22, '16.
grants.

Admission of Illiterates.

Our Illiterate Immigrants.
Reading-test for Immi-

National Geographic Magazine. 26: 265-71. S. '14. Foreign born of the United States.

Statistics and tables.

North American Review. 180: 856-67. Je. '05. Control of Emigration in Europe. J. D. Whelpley.

North American Review. 187: 106-16. Ja. '08.

What America Pays Europe for Immigrant Labor. Charles F. Speare. North American Review. 188: 360-71. S. '08. Common Sense View of the Immigration Problem. W. S. Rossiter.

North American Review. 200: 18-22. Jl. '14. Our Illiterates: Who and Why. George Harvey.

Political Science Quarterly. 22:49-60. Mr. '07. Alien Contract Labor Law. S. P. Orth.

Popular Science Monthly. 85: 397-403. O. '14. Political Mind of Foreign Born. A. Lipsky.

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