Matches in Harvard for { ?s ?p Standardization of specifications for public works, by W.H. Connell. Efficiency in budget making, by H.R. Sands and F.W. Lindars. Efficiency value of the budget exhibit, by J.H. Braddock. Attaining efficiency in city school systems, by F.P. Bachman. Effective charity administration, by L.A. Halbert. Efficiency in county government, by O.G. Cartwright. A proposed municipal administrative code for New Jersey cities, by D.O. Decker. Efficient supervision of weights and measures by F. Reichmann. Securing efficient administration under the commission plan, by F.W. Donnelly.--pt. 3. Bureaus of municipal research: The New York bureau of municipal research, by G.B. Hopkins. The outlook for municipal efficiency in Philadelphia, by J.D. Burks. The Cincinnati bureau of municipal research, by R.E. Miles. The Milwaukee bureau of economy and efficiency, by J.E. Treleven.--pt. 4. Training for municipal efficiency: Investigations as a means of securing administrative efficiency, by C.E Merriam. A national fund for promoting efficient municipal accounting and reporting, by U.L. Leonhauses. Training men and women for public service, by W.H. Allen.--Notes and discussion: Religion's reply to economics.--Book department.--Report of the Board of directors of the American academy of political and social science for the fiscal year ended December 31, 1911.. }
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- catalog description "Standardization of specifications for public works, by W.H. Connell. Efficiency in budget making, by H.R. Sands and F.W. Lindars. Efficiency value of the budget exhibit, by J.H. Braddock. Attaining efficiency in city school systems, by F.P. Bachman. Effective charity administration, by L.A. Halbert. Efficiency in county government, by O.G. Cartwright. A proposed municipal administrative code for New Jersey cities, by D.O. Decker. Efficient supervision of weights and measures by F. Reichmann. Securing efficient administration under the commission plan, by F.W. Donnelly.--pt. 3. Bureaus of municipal research: The New York bureau of municipal research, by G.B. Hopkins. The outlook for municipal efficiency in Philadelphia, by J.D. Burks. The Cincinnati bureau of municipal research, by R.E. Miles. The Milwaukee bureau of economy and efficiency, by J.E. Treleven.--pt. 4. Training for municipal efficiency: Investigations as a means of securing administrative efficiency, by C.E Merriam. A national fund for promoting efficient municipal accounting and reporting, by U.L. Leonhauses. Training men and women for public service, by W.H. Allen.--Notes and discussion: Religion's reply to economics.--Book department.--Report of the Board of directors of the American academy of political and social science for the fiscal year ended December 31, 1911.".
- catalog tableOfContents "Standardization of specifications for public works, by W.H. Connell. Efficiency in budget making, by H.R. Sands and F.W. Lindars. Efficiency value of the budget exhibit, by J.H. Braddock. Attaining efficiency in city school systems, by F.P. Bachman. Effective charity administration, by L.A. Halbert. Efficiency in county government, by O.G. Cartwright. A proposed municipal administrative code for New Jersey cities, by D.O. Decker. Efficient supervision of weights and measures by F. Reichmann. Securing efficient administration under the commission plan, by F.W. Donnelly.--pt. 3. Bureaus of municipal research: The New York bureau of municipal research, by G.B. Hopkins. The outlook for municipal efficiency in Philadelphia, by J.D. Burks. The Cincinnati bureau of municipal research, by R.E. Miles. The Milwaukee bureau of economy and efficiency, by J.E. Treleven.--pt. 4. Training for municipal efficiency: Investigations as a means of securing administrative efficiency, by C.E Merriam. A national fund for promoting efficient municipal accounting and reporting, by U.L. Leonhauses. Training men and women for public service, by W.H. Allen.--Notes and discussion: Religion's reply to economics.--Book department.--Report of the Board of directors of the American academy of political and social science for the fiscal year ended December 31, 1911.".