The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-31
Ross Crane Will
Talk On Victory
Building TO Men

BULL0Lng 10 men
Ross Crane, the distinguished artist
and lecturer, will speak Friday night
at SIS at Goodwin institute on COM
munity building and making the city
beautiful az well as an industrial cen
ter, He viii illustrate his lecture with
photographs Of public buildings and
community centers.
Mr.. Crane will dwell especially on the
idea Of the erection Of Victory build
ings as the most suitable memorials 10
the memory Of heroes allen in the world
war.
Here are some OF the interesting books
IN Goodwin Institute library pertinent
10 the subject chosen by MT. Crane
for Friday nights lecture:
The City Beautiful.
The city Beautiful" by Charles Null
city Improvement From the Artistic
Standpoint by John NJ. CarTere.
Width and Arrangement Of Streets"
by Charles milford Robinson.
4 Introduction to city Planning"
By Benjamin Clarke Marsh.
olmstead.
Town Planning" by H.. lingo Triggs.
Town Planning In Practice by
IAd mona lHWln.
Problem Of city Beautification as
Observed in Europe" by George T.
Hammond.
Civic Art in Northern Europe" by
Milo Roy Maltbie.
Modern Art, or the City Made Beau
tiful," by Charles Milford Robinson.
The House Beautiful and It's Re
lation to the City Beautiful" by An
drew Wright Crawford.
THE Modern City and Its Problems"
by Frederick G, Howe.
What Of the CITY, by Walter D.
Moody.
Municipal Engineering Practice" by
A. Prescott Folwell.
Study OF Cities and Ports" by Rob
ert Swain Peabody.
Ports and Terminal Facilities by
Roy s. MacElwee.
Real Estate subdivisiohls," by ]. C.
Nichols.
billboard Advertising in st. Louis,
by committee Of civic league.
THE Billboard Nuisance edited by
Clinton Rogers Woodruff.
Removal OF Overhead Wires" by
Frederick j.. Ford.
Public Memorials.
Community Buildings as War Me-
morlals," published by the bureau of
Memorial buildings Of the War Camp
Community service.
| ANAiAN Asl W NAlAAANAA anu hAchIA IT,
by Harry A. Bliss.
Community Houses as Soldiers and
Sailors Memorials" Tin American City
January, 1870.
Liberty Buildings Are the Real Me-
MORALS for the New Democracy" lin
the Touchstone, July, 1870.
Liberty Buildings as Victory Monu-
ments'' Gn the American City, Deem
Der, 1919.
Architecture of Buildings.
Public Buildings lin Architectural
Year Book.
"Orientation Of Buildings. or Plan
ming for Sunlight by William Atkin-
son.
Practical Book Of Architecture" by
c.. Matlack Price.
Modern S~choolhouses,'' published by
American Architect, two volumes.
school Building and Equipment" by
Modern American School Buildings"
by Warren Richard Briggs.
school Architecture, by William
George Bruce.
American school Building Stand
ards" by Wilbur r. Mills.
school Architecture, by Edmund M.
Wheelwright.
school Sanitation and Decoration"
by Burrage & Bailey. s.
Modern Baths and lighthouses" by
William Paul Gerhard.
THE Modern Hospital" by Hornsby
& Schmidt.
Organization, Construction and Man
agement Of Hospitals by ochsner g.
Sturm.
American Churches" by Ralph Ad-
arms Cram, two yolunns.
Church Building, by Ralph Adams
Cram.
Churches and Chapels," by F, E.
Kidders
Plans for American Cities.
'ewacker's Manual Of the Plan OF
Chicago" by Walter D, Moody a,+,
Carolina by Kelsey & Guild.
Improvement Of City of Detroit by
Olmsted & Robinson.
Improvement of the City of Du-
buuue, Iowa." by Charles Milford Rob-
inson.
Improvement Of Fort Wayne, Indi-
ana" by Charles milford Robinson,
preliminary Report for a City Plan
for Grand Rapids" by Drummer e. Car
rera,
"Beautifying and Improving Green
vile, South Carolina"
''Beautifying Of Honolulu by Charles
Milford Robinson.
"Montolair," by John Nolen.
Comprehensive Plan of Newark, by
city plan commission. Newark, n, ].
Pittsburgh" by Frederick Law Olm
sted.
'ReplanningIReading. F." by John Nolen.
"A Plan OF Civic Improvement for
the City of Oakland by Charles Null
ford Robinson.
"A city Plan for st. Louis" pub
lished by Civic league of st. Louis.
Report on the Civic Improvement
and Identification of Santa Barbara,
CAL" by Charles Milford Robinson.