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MI SCE LLANEOU S

MISCELLANEOU S

M CELLANEO I S U S_

PROCEEDINGS TH E KAATERSK I LL CONFERE NCE

DB HAN OOK , 1 9 1 3

MI SCELLANEOU S INDEX

A separate detailed i ndex tothe Pro ceedin gs o f the Kaa terskill Co n ference i - 2 n i ntr s ar not r a r s on pages 409 1 a d ts e ie e epe ted he e .

4 5 L r Affiliated organizations , 3 eague of libra y commissions , meeting

L A 1 91 3 3 P - B udget, A . . , ; of ublishing of middle west section , 2 1 2

1 91 3 5 . A board , , M eetings of A L . ., places o f, 4 20

Charter 4 1 4 4 0- 4 - - , 4 Members , 9 ; new , 4 3 5 , 63 5

- Chicago mid winter meetings for 1 91 4 , 4 98 M embership , benefits o f, 4 1 5

- Clubs , library, 4 39 4 0 M embership by states , 4 22 4 2 7-9 Committees , standing , ; special , Necrology, 4 95 4 29 - 30 . w Ne spapers, preservation of, report of 4 1 5 - 20 Constitution , - committee on , 22 8 - f Council , m eeting o f, 6 20 ; personnel o , 1 1 - Officers , 9 3 1 4 , 4 25 4 26-7 - Officers, past , 4 23 4 Dues , 4 1 5

Oxford conference , 1 91 4 , 500 E ndowment funds , 4 30 P - eriodicals , list of library, 4 36 E xecutive board , meeting of , 2 4 P - F ublishing board , meeting of, 4 6 ; bud inance committee , report of , 3 1 91 3 5 o f - 1 1 2 -4 2 get , , ; list publications , 4 30 3 Gifts and bequests , 9 , 33 v - - Re iew of the year, 4 97 8 Haines , Helen E . , letter from , 7 9 ; the

o f - Lo s -1 Sections the A . L . A . , 4 34 5 proposed Angeles charter, 9 0

o f - Honor roll attendance at conferences , State library associations , 4 37 8

4 21 - State library commissions , 4 36 7 Ka a t e r s ki ll conference announcements 1 ’ , , Treasurer s report , 2 2 9-32 4 9 - 62 , - Woodruff, Clinton R letter from , 1 0 1 1

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Q BULLETIN . OF THE AMERICAN LIBRARY ASSO CIATION

- E ntered u second clue ma tt er De ce mb er 27, 1909 . a t the Poet Ofioe at Chica go . Ill . .

f 1 1894 . unde r Act o f Co ngress o July 6 ,

Vol. 7, No . 1

C ONTENTS

F C 1 913 UNC L A . L . A . CON EREN E, CO I EXEC UTIV E BOARD LEAG U E OF LIB RARY COMMISSIONS PU B LISHI NG BOARD PRESERV ATION OF NEW SPAP ERS

A. L. A . CONFERENCE, 19 13

The E xec utive Board , at its meeting the delegates in o n e hotel is an impo rtant

first week in January, voted to hold the feature and always brings about easier and

next conference of the A . L . A . at the HO more frequent perso nal conferences and a tel K aa t e rs k ill , in the Catskill Mountains , general unity which is difii cult to obtain

June 23 to 28, 1 91 3 . S everal o ther meetin g W here delegate s are housed under a num places were discus sed and given careful ber of separate roofs . Any possible over f consideration , but the place chosen o fered flow will be accommodated at a s ma ller o f a number very impo rtant and desirable hotel , a mile from the K aa te rs kill , con

o f v . v n advantages which none the o thers ga e e ya c e back and forth being p rovided . K a a te rs k il The Hotel l stands in a very It i s not likely, however, that there will be beautiful location on the top o f K aa t e rsk ill more applications than the headquarters

Mountain, at an elevation of feet hotel can comfortably handle . There are

above the sea. From the piazza the visitor 700 rooms in the K a a te rs k ill and annex, ha s an unobstructed panorama, stretching 1 00 of which have p rivate baths . The din across the Hudso n River and Valley and ing room has a seating capacity for 1 200 E the hills of New nglan d , covering a s weep p eople . In the way of amusements the i o f over ninety m les . The hotel i s a dve r management c alls attention to excellent tis e d as the largest mountain hotel in the golf links , boating an d fi shing in a smal l i n world , having a capacity for b etween on e mounta n l ake near by, ten is, bowling, n thousa d and twelve hundred guests , the dri ving an d motoring, mountain climb ing,

exact number accommodated depend ing of etc . A new ball room floor was laid in

course o n how many desire to room a lone . 1 91 2 . Meeting halls are adequate to ac

. L . . a b t x s The A A will have the solu e ly e commodate the general session , sec tion c lus ive use o f the entire hotel during the meetings and those of the four a fii l ia te d l l who e time o f the conference . Having a l organizations . 2 AME RICAN LIB RARY ASSOCIATION

The following rates are off ered fo r th e t ive ly close proximity to the Catskills conference week : Two persons in double makes it likely that the 1 91 3 conference room wi thout p ivate bath $3 per day each r , c will be a re ord breaker in attendance . two persons in double room with p rivate

The M arch A . L . A . Bulletin will contain bath , per day each ; one person in i t fu rther particulars from the Travel Com s ngle room without private ba h ,

mitt e e , but it is hoped that l ibrary people per day ; one person in room with private will begin at once to plan t o go to the Kaat bath , per day. k il e rs l Conference . All rates will be o n American plan . The Hotel K aa t e rs k ill is reached by the EXEC U V E BO Ul ster Delaware Railroad from Kings TI ARD J 1 —3 1 91 3 N Chicago , anuary , Y. ton , . , trains running direct to the hotel

grounds . Through cars are run direct A meeting o f the E xecutive Board of the J s L from New York ( ersey City) to K a a t e r A . . A . was held at the Hotel Sherman , vi a 1 kill , West Shore Railroad . The hotel Chicago, Wednesday evening, January s t .

can also be reached by the Hudson River Present , Henry E . L egler, presiding ; E . H . L P Day in e boats to Kingston and thence by Anderson , Mary F . I som, Herbert utnam ,

i L . ra l . It is hoped that parties will be large Purd B . Wright, C . W . Andrews , inda A a enough to w rrant special trains from New E astman and T . W . Koch . ’ 1 91 2 York, Boston and Chicago . The treasurer s report fo r the year The large library centers in compara was presented as follows

E E - E B E 1 9 12 R P ORT O F TH TR EAS UR ER, JAN UARY D EC M R,

Re c e ipt s

n n 1 1 1 2 Bala ce, Union Tru st Company , Chicago, Ja . , 9

M embership dues, including exchange

T ru stees E ndowment F und, in terest .

Tru stees Carnegi e Fund, interest m 1 1 1 A . L . A . Publishing B oard, Installment on H eadquarters expense , 9 1 1 2 A . L . A . Publish ing B oard, Installment o n Headquarters expense, 9

- Interest o n bank balance, January December

Exp e nditure s

— — . 4 3 7 61 4 i . Checks NO. 28 39 (Vouchers No , ncl ) Distributed as follows : B ulletin Conference Committees Headquarters Salaries M iscellaneous S upphe s Postage and transportation ’ Treasurer s exp . : bond renewal Trav el Trustees E ndowment Fund ( L ife membership s)

To A . L . A . Publishing Board, Carnegie Fund interest

Balance Union Tru st Co

George B . Utl ey, B alance, National Bank Of the Republic

Respectfully submitted ,

31 1 91 2 . Chicago , December , . . DE C B RO N, Treasurer. AME RICAN LIBRARY AS SOCIATION

The report of the F in a nce Committee was given as follows

The F in ance Committee , in accordance with the p ro visions o f the con stitution , have consid ered the p robable income o f the Association for 1 91 3 and submit the follow ing 1 1 2 1 1 2 estimate, showing also the estimate for 9 and the actual result for 9 : 1 91 2 1 91 2 1 91 3 E stimated Actual E stimated Dues Income Carnegi e Fund Income E ndowment Fund 3 60 3 75 Interest 4 0 4 0 Sales o f P ublications

The committee are prepared to approve 1 91 2 1 91 2 1 91 3

f . o E x . appropriations to the amount Appro p Appro . and also the appropriation t o the use of 4 00 4 70 the Publishing B oard o f any excess of sales ov er the amount estimated . The chairman has been d esignated by the 62 5 600 committee to audit the accounts of the 3 75 4 00 secreta ry and treasurer and has per r e formed this duty . He find s that the 1 75 20 0 c e ipts as sta ted by the treasurer agree 1 00 2 00 with the transfer checks from the secre 1 90 2 05 57 2 00 tary and with the cash accounts of the 2 4 5 latter . The expend itures as stated are all accounted for by properly approv e Total an d r e c e i ted vouchers and the bank b a $ ES E a nc e s as Stated agree with the bank state TIMAT D INCOM E FO R Y EAR 1 9 1 3 ments . M embership dues The accounts o f the secretary have been Incom e E ndowment Fund 3 75 exam ined and found correct as cash a o Interest 4 0

counts . Appro . from Publishing Board v E The committee ha e designate d Mr . . H . m Anderson to audit the accounts of the trustees o f the endowment fund s and ex DI S TRI BUTION O F COMMITT E E peet that the tru stees will b e ready to sub APPROPRIATI ONS mit these accounts later in the current Public documents 2 5 month . The results of this audit and the Co - . E . 2 a v d Operation with N A 5 fi nal ppro al of the bu get, as adopted , L ibrary administration 2 5 will be made a part o f the formal report L ibrary trainin of the F inance Committee to the Associa g 2 00 Bo o k b u i l y ng 50 tion at its annua m eeting . B ookbinding 50 Respectfully , Federal an d state relations 2 5 . E C W . ANDR WS , Chairman . T ravel 50 Work with the blind 5

o f . Pu On motion Dr tnam it was Cost of cataloging ( special 1 5 Voted to adopt the report of the F inance 4 70

Committee , On motion o f Dr. Andrews it was The budget for 1 91 3 was cons idered as Voted , that there be appropriated for the the next item of business and was duly use o f the Publishing Board the income adopted as follows o f th e Carnegie Fund and the proceed s of the sales o f publicati ons estimated B G E 1 , UD T, 913 at for the year 1 91 3 and any ex 1 91 2 1 91 2 1 91 3

cess in these sales , excepting the amount Appro . E xp . Appro . o f agreed upon by the Publishing 500 50 0 Boar d as its appropriation toward s the AMERICAN LI BRARY ASSOCIATION

suppo rt Of the executive office o f the After several places had been duly dis

Association . cussed the B oard took a n informal vote

On motion of Dr. Andrews it was which resulted unanimously in favor of rs k l Hotel Ka a t e il , in the Catskill Moun Voted , that the salary of the secretary b e

tains . increased to for the year 1 91 3 .

Voted, that formal vote be postponed until Voted , that in accordance with the provi of F Ja n - a meeting the Board, riday, sions o f Sec . 2 of th e By laws to the Con

uary 3 rd. s titut io n, the Committee o n nominations for 1 91 3 be constituted as follows : Jud M eeting o f the E xecutive Board was s o n T . Jennings, Clara F . Baldwin, W . N . L held at A . . A . hea d quarters, F ri day, Ja n urnit e F . 0 . Carlton , Carolin e B , rank K

3 rd . P uary resent, Henry E . L egler, pre Walter. E siding ; . H . Anderson Mary F . I som It was , , P urd B . Wri ht C . W. Andrews and L inda Voted that the $200 approp riated for the g ,

A . E astman . use o f the Committee o n library train

The Board ratified its informal vote, vo t ing in 1 91 2 , but not expended by them , be i ng to hold the next annual conference o f available for their use during 1 91 3 in

the A . L . A . at Hotel K aa t e r s k ill , in the stead o f reverting to the general fund .

Catskills June 23 to 2 8 1 91 3 . The secretary informed the Board that , , The Board by unanimous vote o f mem a small bequest had been made to the As

bers present concurred with the A . L . A . sociation by the late James Lyman Whit Council in the adoption o f a resolution ney, with the conditions that it should be relative to exclusion o f books from the known as the James Lyman Whitn ey Fund , t e : For o f and that only the interest should be ex parcel post . (No text this res o lutio n see Council m inutes . ) pended . Two remittances aggregating The question Of appo inting a delegate have been received . P ending fur ther definite information as to the exact from the Association to the next meeting o f the National Municipal L eague which conditions of the fund and the amount the , had been referred to the Executive Board bequest would ultimately yield, it was Voted that the treasurer b e in structed to by the Council, was referred to the p re si

dent, with power to appoint an d to author carry o n his books as a separate fund ize expend iture of a moderate amount fo r the remitta nce s received from time to

traveling expenses if nec essary . time .

Voted, that the Committee on deteriora The first and second vice-presidents were o f F P tion newspaper paper ( rank . H ill, appo inted a committee to draft a resolu Horace G. W a dlin and C edric Chivers) tion relative to the exclusion o f books be continued and requested to repo rt from the parcel post, wi th the re co mme nda fro m time t o time a ny further develop tion that this re solution be al so p resented ments in this subject . to the Council . Voted, that the Committee o n ventilation Voted , that the sec retary be instructed to and lighting be granted an appropriation extend to the Library As s oc iation o f of $25 for incidenta l expenses, and that the United King dom a cordial invitation the committe e b e requested to report to for their members to attend the 1 91 3 the E xecutive Board any formal arrang e conference of the A . L . A. and also to ex , ments with individual s or firms which press th e hOpe that they may find it they may desire to make . possibl e t o send an o fii cia l delegate to

n A. L. A. P U BLl S HING B AR D this meeti g. O

J r 1 1 91 3 . The ques ti on of a meeting place for the Chicago , anua y , 1 91 3 conference was next considered . A meeting of the A . L. A. P ubl ishing AME RICAN LIB RARY ASSOCIATION 5

B a t . L . . E v L oard was held A A headquarters also l a . Bascom, editor of the A . L . A .

J 1 s t . P B Wednesday afternoon, anuary res ooklist, and Secretary Utley . E L L ent, Henry . egler, chairman, Mrs . H . . The treasurer submitted the following

E . . w . E lmendorf, C W Andre s , A . Bostwick ; report for 1 91 2 :

E O O F THE E S E J - EC E B E 1 12 R P RT TR A UR R, ANUARY D M R, 9

Re c e ipt s

Balance, Union T ru st Company , Ja n . 1 , 1 91 2 Collections from sales o f publications L American ibrary Association : Ca rnegie Fund , interest

- i nterest on bank bal a nce, January December

Exp e nditu re s

28- 9 - Checks No . 3 (Vouchers No . 604 867, incl . ) B alance Union Trust Company

Balance National Bank o f the Republic .

Resp ectfully submitted, E C . B . ROD N, Treasurer .

Chicago, December 31 , 1 91 2 .

The following budget was adopted fo r 1 91 3 BUD G ET S alaries P reparation o f Index to library reports B ooklist Rent P eriodical card s E diting o f period ical cards Advertising L 1 91 3 A . . A . appropriation , E xpress and postage Addressograph Trav el Stationery and printing Sundries Reprints New publications Balance available

Estima t e d I nco me

1 2 B alance , Dec . 3 1 , 1 9

Carnegie E ndowment Fund , interest Sales o f publications Accounts receivable

It was The A . L . A . Booklist being under d is

us s io n wa s v w Voted , that the appropriation to the ex c , it mo ed by D r . Andre s that penses of the executi v e office he in the secretary ask the L eague of L ibrary creased from to for the year Commissions to inform the Publishing

1 91 3 . Board for their guidanc e in the prepara 6 AME RICAN LIB RARY ASSOCIATION tion of the Booklist as to the number of woul d be feasible to secure critical op in

t itles a year which shoul d be indicated as ions regard ing their respective merits . recommended for purchas e by the small Voted, that a d iscount of 1 0 per cent o n

. L libraries . Voted all orders for A. . A . publications The secretary inform ed th e Board that amounting to $1 o r over b e granted to

“ o n P a manuscript eriodical s for the small all institutional members o f the A . L . A . ” F a - lib rary, by rank K . Walter, substanti lly Henry E . Legler was re elected chairman

’ “ D - a revision of Mrs . Ma c o na l d Jones M ag for the coming year . ” azines for the smal l library, now o ut o f A L O n . . A. C UNCI L pri t, had b een received from the author ities of the New York S tate library with the L The A . . A . Council held two meetings , suggestion that it be reprinted by the Pub o n the first Thursday morning, January 2 , l ishin r e g Board . The manuscript was F and the second o n ri day morning, Ja n f ferred to Dr. Andrews as a committe e o uary 3 . one . The following 33 members were present

The s ecretary reported that M iss Moody E - H enry . Legler was re elected chairman had very nearly completed her “ Index to Isom, Herbert Putnam , P urd B . Wright, library reports , and that it woul d soon C . W . Andrews, Linda A . E astman, T . W . be ready for printing. The manu script Koch, W . H . Brett, R . G . Thwaites, E . C . was referred to Dr. Bostwick, as a com Richardson, F . P . Hill, A . E . Bostwick, C . mi tt e e o f o ne f o r , final approval , upon L H . Gould , M rs . H . . E lmendorf, Samuel H . which the secretary was authorized to Ranck , H . W . Crav er, C . B . Roden , L . J . have it p rinted . Burpee, Sula Wagner, Chalmers Hadley, At the recommendation o f the secretary B F Sarah . Askew, A . S . Root , . K . Walter, it was Margaret Mann, Carol ine B urnit e , M ary W . 1 ’ Voted, that 00 sets of cards for Warner s Plummer, W . N . C . Carlton , Grace D . Rose , ’ L ib rary o f the worl d s best literature b e Clara F . Baldwin , Josephine A . Rathbone,

reprinted . M rs . Harriet P . Sawyer, and M . S . Dudgeon .

A repo rt was made by Dr . Andrews, as F r e committee o f o ne on periodical cards , in i st S ssion which a plan was outlined for reorganiz ing The first topic under consideration was u s ri the present method o f accepting s b c p a further discussion of the report of the n o f tio s an d the list periodicals for which Committee o n the Relation o f the P ublic cards are printed . The report was Library to the Municipality ( for original a da t e d . p report see Proceedings o f the Ottawa con

A letter was read from Dr. E . C . Richard ference, pp . 1 97 v son ad ocating the preparation and print o f Dr . Bostwick, chairman the Commit o al ing o f a union list f periodic s in the r e tee, read the following supplementary principal libraries o f th e United States an d port drafted jointly by his Committee and Canada and inquiring whether the Amer , the Committee on library l egislation o f the ican L ibrary Association could help in L eague o f L ibrary Commissions such a project . The matter was referred

to . an d . Dr Andrews Dr Bostwick a s a S UP P LEM ENTARY R E PORT committee to investigate and report. E ducation is a matter of state, rather The question o f ev aluating subscription than of municipal , concern . Consequent books for the information of lib rari ans was ly it is a function o f the state, rather

than o f the city, to prov ide an educa discussed at som e length , and Miss Bascom

tio nal cod e . Hence , whenever the consti was requested to a scertain , if possible , the t uti o n permits, a general state law as to f s ub s c ri approximate numb er o f titles o p libraries is preferable to local charter pro tion boo ks issued annually, and whether it visions . AME RICAN LIB RARY ASSOCIATION

r in If a satisfacto y state law governing g popul atio n. He sa id that in western in all libraries the sta te exists and is con cities the enti re trend of public Opinion s ti tut io na l , th ere should be enacted pro wa s i visions which shall make it c ertain that aga nst the removal o f city aff airs the o f state law shall control in every city from the d irect control voters , and that in the the state, whether city be under recent legislation showed that instead o f special charter, general charter or und er , increasing the power o f the state in munic a commission form of government . f o f Where there is now no existing sa tis fa c ipal a fairs , the power the municipality tory state law, but it is constitutionally had been increased at the exp ense o f state competent that a s tate law should con control . trol libraries, then this committee re co m Dr . Andrews suggested that the attitude mends that a satisfactory code ( to be f hereafter drafted along lines heretofore o lib rarian s toward civil servi ce methods eported) b e enacted by the state legisla would b e better understood if the word “ ” rure . “ ” its be sub stituted for a at the end o f Where under th e constitution the city o n the seventeenth lin e page 1 99, column must , by home rule m easure in charter o r 2 of the Ottawa Proceedings makin the elsewhere , control libraries, then the , g o f “ sub stance the heretofore mentioned sentence to read , it should provide that state code can b e v aried to become a part all employment should be giv en o n the of the loca l charter. o f basis merit alone, but that its civil Dr. Bostwick stated that v arious mem s ervice system, etc . bers o f the Committee had been in cor The president read th e following l etter respondence with Dr. Clinton Rogers Wood

which he had received from M iss Helen E . ruff, secretary o f the National Municipal Haines , in which she discu ssed the subj ect L ea ue , and that they had emphasized the g under consideration fact that librarians were not opposed to the merit system as Dr . Woodruff seemed Pasadena, Cal . to think was the case . Dec . 27, 1 91 2 L M r. Hadley stated that by the appoint Dear M r. egler m ission governed municipality, it need not The enclosed documents will explain v necessarily follow that th e library need them sel es . I am sending them to yo uin h dispense with a library board . While it is the o w that you may think them o f s ufii true that city affairs , including thos e of the cient interest and timeliness to have them library, are directly under th e commi s read at the A . L . A . Council meeting next s io n e rs , it has been found possible to pro week, in connection with any d iscussion vid e in chart ers for a library board a p o r report upon the Relation o f the L ibrary pointed by and responsibl e to the commis to the Municipality, as presented at the s io ne r of education . Ottawa m eeting . I very much hope that

Mr . Hadley stated that by the appoint thi s subject, and the report mad e upon it ment o f such a library board , even with at Ottawa by the comm ittee, may come up

’ fi nal authori ty lodged in a commissioner s fo r Council consideration and that the A .

hand s, the library would have the benefit L . A . will take direct action regarding it o f a d special attention and advice , which The repo rt on this subject presented at vantages were also apprec iated by the com Ottawa deal s with what s eem s to me a missioner . matter o f fundamental present importance m In discussing the suggestion of the co to the library developm ent of this country . ’ mitte e a fia ir s L . . that a city s l ibrary b e It indicated the position which the A , A o placed under state control , as were the pub ought to have taken at least five years a g , lic schools , M r . Hadl ey said that while w ith the direct purp ose o f shaping methods this might be desirable, in western citi es o f lib rary organ ization in communities v at l east, he thought such an arrang e where civic go ernment was being remade “ $ ment woul d not be co nsidered by the vot under the Commission plan . But it does 8 AME RICAN LIB RARY ASS OCIATION

nd c a not , it seems to me, go beyond the i i public library throughout the country ; to L a t t io n of the position the A . . A . should as place it c ua lly (not just in speeches and sume ; and the resolution which it pre in print) upon its proper footing as an a sents , an d which was adopted at Ott wa, educational institution ranking with the cannot— if not further amplified and forti schools ; and to cut th e bonds of ignorance fie d— b e used as an eff ec tive working that in many places keep it virtually in the measure . same category with the department of o r In a recent summary of commission gov street paving inspection o f plumbing .

r m nt . L . . e n e , the New York Times stated that If the A A can reach the people who n w in September o f this year there were 2 06 are framing these e municipal charters , cities in the U . S . managed under this can make clear to them what a mod ern — system these cities being in 34 of the 4 8 public library ought to be , and can enlist o f states . Of course they are mainly in th e them as supporters a proper system , it no rthwestern and southwestern sections will be actually shaping the mold for the

2 9 in Texas, 2 6 in Kansas, 2 8 in the Pacifi c public library o f the future . and Rocky Mountain states— and though My own suggestions as to means o f doing no many in small places , the list includes such this would b e t just to pass a resolu

L o f o r larger cities as owell , Mas s Oakland , tion endorsement, r suggestion, o o f Cal ., Birmingham , M emphis, Omaha, S p m erely continue a committee ; but to e fect kane , and New Orleans . Denver, I under a merging o f the work being done sep sta nd, is considering the matter, and Lo s a ra t e ly o n this subject by the League o f “ L L An geles has just pas se d through a com ibrary Commissions and the A . . A . Com ” mission campaign . S o far, I do not think, mitte e , and to provide fo r the drafting o f that in o n e o f these cities has the effect provi sions for library organization un der

o f re upon the public library this enti re the commission plan o f government , these making o f municipal methods been directly provisions to b e Ofii c ially approved and influenced o r considered by the A . L . A. ; authorized by the A . L . A . and printed in there has been no effort to reach the libra available form fo r distribution ( I should n ries and support them in their endeavor suggest t w o s ets of library provisions , o e

’ to preserve their library s integrity ; there fo r cities in which there is a state law fo r have been no o fii c ia l relation s between the provi ding library taxation , and o n e

A . L . A . and the National Municipal Leagu e cities in sta tes w ithout such a law) ; to people looking toward the safeguarding o f arrange for sev eral articles s etting forth the library interests . the need and import ance o f proper l ib rary

Unquestionably, the interest in commis recognition, to b e published , if possible , in L sion government is growing, and the ex the National Municipal eagu e organ p e rime nt will be tried in a constantly in (thes e art icles to be available in reprint creasing number o f cities, while even in form as ammunition for librarians faced

“ ” communities where the commission with commission problems) ; particularly scheme is not adopted , there is bound to to try to bring about enlightenment and

- ~ be a redrafting a nd reshaping of city char cO Operation o n the p a rt o f Dr. Clinton to o n . ters some more conservativ e plan This W o o drufl and Dr. Delos Wilcox ; and m eans that a large number of the cities Of send notice to the librarians of all cities the United States are just now engaged in facing charter rev ision, offering the sup

o r v r e . entering upon radical administrati e port an d help of the A . L . A to th em and organization, bringing about changes in to the local charter fram ing body . scope and authority o f almost all civic d e In the case o f the Lo s Angeles charter

a me n . p rt t s If thi s is so , it is p erfectly neither the librarian nor the library board clear that here is an opportunity to had anything in the way of Ofii c ia l l itera strengthen the organic structure o f the ture to present to the charter framers , AME RICAN LI B RARY ASSOCIATION 9

until at the very last hearing , when they The following communication was also o f wa s submitted the Ottawa report the Com read , which prepared b y M iss Haines mitt e e on Muni cipal Relations . The pres and submitted t o the editor o f The Inde ident o f the board told me that this was pendent i n protest against th eir editorial received with respect an d evidently made characteriz ation o f the Lo s Angeles char

“ ” an impression, and expressed his convio ter as a model . The article was not tion that if the library representative had printed , as the editor judged its publication been able to present a draft o f model li not necessary . b ra ry provisions, authoriz ed and approved The P ropos e d Lo s Ange l e s City Cha rt e r by the National As sociation, they would the o f f almost surely have been accepted and i n In interests one o th e most i m po rtant existing agencies o f public educa c o rpo ra t e d in the charter . The criticism a of the president o f the library board o n the tion , it is neces s ry to enter protest Ottawa resolution was that it did not con against the editorial o n A Model City

Charter, in the Independent of December v e y sufficiently definite i nst ructions, and he the L s strongly urged the promulgation o f an o ffi 5 . That proposed o Angeles charter “ ” c ial model draft o f recommended l ibrary was a model may be tru e, in the sense

prov isions . that it undoubtedly represented the ex

’ treme, in what the Independent blandly I thought M r. Woodruff s letter decidedly terms all the new ideas in municipal gov specious ; also pretty vagu e in its refer e rnme nt ; but in its relation to the only e nc e s to library features Of city charters . subj ect o f which I have nowledge— the I can no t see that he really met any of my k public library— it certainly was a most points, o r gave clear logical consideration “ n iff r dangerous model Of ignorance, i d e to the subject . Also if he regards th e city public library system as a minor exores ence and misconcep tion . I refer to its ’ — prov isions relating to public library main cence — the wart on Cromwell s nose l I na n think he needs to be labored with firmly t e ce and administration . That it was defeated by a two to one majority is cause and persistently . I do no t know why my little exposition should tend to “ defeat its fo r thankfulness to everyone interested o r ” engaged in the splendid work that public end as he fears ; but perhaps it was not sufficiently solemn and roundabout ; at any libraries are doing throughout the country — but it is no t s ufii ci e nt to b e thankful in rate I was glad the Independent sent it to silence when journal s o f the intelligence him , for it w ill have fully served its pur f pose ii it help s at all to a clearer under and influence o the Independent have only praise fo r a m easure that dealt a deadly standing Of the library situation in munic

blow to public library development. ipal reform mov ements , and the need of

Had the proposed charter carried , the some kind o f effective action . I was very Lo s Angeles public l ibrary would have glad to see a sort of glimmering indication been entirely deprived of any fixed income in his l etter that the municipal reformers

from the city assessment roll, and would were beginning to see a light on the sub have b een made dependent for support up e ct of library civil service . j “ $ o n what appropriation coul d b e wrung I send you the warm est wishes for a from the city Council (or Commission ) by prosperous an d fruitful New Year for the annual appeals . Its complete control

. P A . L . A . un der your guidance lease give would have been placed in the hands o f a my affectionate remembrances and greet single commissioner, charged with other

L . . ings to my A . A fri ends at the Chicago important re sponsibilities , and its work meeting, and believe me, as ever and interests linked up with th e a dmini s

S incerely yours , t ra t io n o f the parks , the city playground s, H E and “ the fun ctions of the present music HE LE N E . AIN S 1 0 AME RICAN LIB RARY ASSOCIATION ” a n commission . On its o wn internal admin p rtme t s would also have suffered had

i s ra t io n— t analogous in quality and require theory been turned into practice . Perhaps

ments of service only with the administra the truly reformed citizen, s ipping his mu — tion o f the public schools the fetters of nic ipa l milk, nibbling a municipal roll city civil service would have been doubled spread with municipal butter (limited to

and trebled . What the prospects for u se light fare by municipal taxation) , voting

ful service and broad development could daily in municipal elections, and living his

be , under such conditions, I leave any fair municipal life under the restrictions Of an

- m inded person to say, only expressing the all pervading municipal civil service, might conviction that in this pres ent day o f ex well look forward eagerly to the day when tension o i educational opportunity through he should b e municipally buried by the v o f public libraries , the library pro i sions municipal undertaker. Lo s ELE E the Angeles charter were a step back H N E . HAIN S , No r P into barbarism . were these provision s asadena, Cal . framed without information upon accepted (Formerly managing editor o f Li b ra ry f principles o library maintenance . The rep Jo urna L) re s e nta t io n s o f the local library authorities and the reports and resolutions o f the THE INDE PE NDE NT national library association upon the broad 1 30 Fulton Street, New York general subject were simply ignored by E ditorial Rooms - th e charter framing body . December 2 1 1 91 2 . Certainly it i s time for the American Li , Miss Helen E . Haines, b ra ry Association to d ev ise more effective Pasadena C alifornia . measures than now exist for shaping meth , My dear Madam o ds of library organization in communities I referred your letter t o M r . Woodru ff where the stru cture o f civic governm ent is for information and judgment and I enclose being rebuilt under the commission plan . his reply . I judge that he in a m easure It is evident that with all the paper and agrees with you but regard s the question p ri nt annually sacrificed in prai se o f edu as o ne yet under s erious consideration . At cation with the development o f great pub , present I do not think it necessary to pub lic library systems in so many cities, build lish your letter. ing up character and making citizenship , Ver y truly yours , wi th a network of library associations LL E WI IAM HAY S WARD , throughout the country, it is a natural E ditor . enough assumption that the public library has found its assured plac e in modern life But the incident of the L o s Angeles char NATIONAL MUNICIPAL REV IEW E f ter show s that this i s not so, and that peo ditor, Clinton Rogers Woodruf

1 9 1 91 2 . ple who stand forth as leaders Of reform Decemb er ,

. s and enlightenment, i n whose hands the Dr William Haye Ward,

1 30 F , fate of a public library may rest, are not The Independent , ulton Street yet able to recogniz e that the public l ibrary New York C ity . sta nds o n the same plane as the public My dear Dr. Ward schools and is not to be handled in the I have read with a great deal o f interest sam e way as the city street cleaning de and some measure of amusement M iss ’ o Lo s p a rt me nt . Haines s letter ab ut the propo sed

On other features of the Lo s Angeles Angeles charter. I did not like th e library charter I am not competent to comment . provisions in th e new charter myself and But it seems pro bable that if library i n so said when I was there last summer and t e re s t s could b e so misha ndled , other de in correspondence , but to reject th e whole AME RICAN LIBRARY ASSOCIATION 1 1 in strument b ecause o n e o r two portions o f made any formal pronouncement o n th e it were no t to my liking would b e e quiva subject .

’ lent to denying Washington s greatness b e So far as th ey have expressed them cause he swore, o r to cons idering C rom selves, however, ind ividual lib rarians seem ’ o f well s career in the term s the wart on to be very strongly a ppo s e d to the com his nos e. mission form of government . Possibly this My feel ing with regard to the Los Angel es is due to the fact that they have not yet charter was no doubt due to the fact that adjusted themselves to the new condition I am a trustee o f the Free Library o f Phil o f affairs and thi s always tends to inc o n v e nie nc e adelphia, and as such sympathize with the and annoyance o n the part of ffi library point o f view . I must confess , how o cials, and especially upon the part o f ever, that most o f my colleagues who ex those who have worked o ut their o wn presse d themselv es o n the subject at Lo s m ethods . Angeles were o f th e opinion that sooner or ’ I am returning M iss Haines s letter, later there would have to b e a change in which I am glad to ha ve s e e n . library administration method s and that in Yours faithfully, all likelihoo d the library woul d have to be CLINTON ROGERS WOODRU F F ad ministered as a part o f the educational o f o ur system th e city, and the step which LL DR . HI : Am I right in thinking that Lo s An eles friends took was intended to g the resolution as conta ined in this printed b e in that direction . I have been havin g report of the Committee is the same as some very in terestin g correspon dence with was passed by the Council proper in its librarian s throughout the country o n some modifie d form , and that the whole subj ect o f the points Mis s Haines raises and I find is still before this Committee, who will them almost uniformly doubtful as to the $ make a further report If so, there are applicability of the principles o f the merit two o r three points which occur to me . system to library administration . I am n One is the very o e which Dr . Andrews has planning to hav e an article o r two o n the mentioned . I would emphasiz e that point subject in the National Municipal Review even more strongly and say that the civil at the earliest possible date as I believe , service system should b e within the library this is a subject which ought to b e thrashed itself . o ut . In the seventh paragraph o f the report I am writing somewhat at length to you mention is made of the relation between so that you may know a littl e of the situa the museum a nd library . I want to enter tion and appreciate that there is very con a personal protest against that r e co m s ide ra b l e difference o f opinion among me nda tio n, unless the two institutions are f students o municipal life as to the ques in the same building and their work so tions which Mi ss Haines raises in her let closely connected that there would b e no ter. If yo u had a department o f corre diff erence between the two institutions . s o nde nc e — p , which I am sorry you have not, The ninth paragraph election of m embers

I should like to see her letter printed, a l — o f board also attracts my attention . though I think it would tend to defeat the While in the western part of the country ends she has in view . everybody appears t o be el ected to office

I think I have given you enough in this by the citizens at large, still I hope that letter to enable you to make intelligent this point will no t be emphasized too comment o n it if you feel so inclined . It strongly by th e Committee in making its occu rs to m e to say that the American Li final report. I believe the appointment to b ra ry Association is studying this whole a library board should b e made by some no t qu estion but , so far as I recall , has yet individual or commission who would be 1 2 AME RICAN LI BRARY ASSOCIATION

personally responsible for the members o f M r. Brett felt that when funds for the that Board . The Committee does speak library were once appropriated they should of the bad feature . In the eleventh para be entirely independent and not subj ect graph the suggestion is made that the city to the control of the council, and that when t rea surer should be ex-Ofii c io treasurer o f once receiv ed should b e ab solutely at the the board . I have served as librarian un disposal o f the library board . He thought der boards having their o wn treasurer and it was well for the au ditor o f the city to v f under boards ha ing a city treasurer. We b e the auditor o the library board, and get more sati sfactory results by having that th e city treasurer act as treasurer of o wn our treasurer than by having a city the board . If a library board has its treasurer, and the city is benefited in the accounts audited by the city auditor the v long run ery much more . Where the li municipal authorities know absolutely what b ra ry has its own treasurer expenditures the library is doing and are thu s satis

are much more carefully watched than fie d . where expenditures are made by the city LL no DR . HI : We do t seem to b e very treasurer who has n o intimate knowledge far apart after all . The Ne w York P ublic , ’ a fia ir s P Of the library s . age three, column P u Queens B orough ublic , and B rooklyn P b two in paragraph thirteen it states that , , lic send all receipted b ills to the city The l ibrary board should have full legal treasurer as vouchers for money expended, rights for defense in the courts etc . The , an d the official affairs Of all these insti library should be an independent corpora tut ion s are audited by an outsider who is f tion, capable o suing and b eing sued . I employed for that purpose . think that individuals are much more likely

MR . WRIG HT : The new city charter for to give to an independent than to a munici

St . Joseph , M O . , (legally the law gov ern pal corporation . ing cities o f the first class) provides for m . E S : a MR AND R ON I inclined to agree two treasurers . The city treasurer acts as

w . . ith Dr Hill Recently I learned that library treasurer for all tax collected funds , the public l ibrary o f Rochester, N . Y and all bills against such funds are aud ited

n 2 r could buy nothi g amounting t o $ 50 o for correctness by the city auditor . Special

v fo r o er without advertising for b id s the funds , such as bequests , gifts , and lib rary

same . C ity departments in New York collections , are handled by the board treas have to advertise for bids for anything ure r . A detailed report of expenditure an amounting to o r over . The New through the board treasurer is mad e

York public library, bein g an incorporated nually to the city authorities . It is under body and not a department o f the city , stood, o f course, that the library board has does not have to advertise for bids in any exclusive authority in the expenditures o f

case . This is v ery important . Naturally its moneys, b eing exempt from all buil d we have to make large expenditure s dur ing and supply restrictions of oth er depart o f n ing the year for books , etc . If we had to ments . The use the regularly co sti advertise for bids when we were propo sing tut e d auditing department satisfies the pub

. t o buy in amounts of or over, th e lic, and is o f no expense to the library to cond itions would be simply impossible . I With your perm ission , I wi sh expre ss think a public lib rary should account to the p ersonal satisfaction at the interest shown The city for all expenditures from funds pro in this report, an d the progress made . i o n e v ide d by the city, and this we do in New committee report ng was appointed e l York in great detail . Without qu stion, year ago at my suggestion, to formu ate an our board of tru stees can spend the fund s expression of p rinciples o n matters o f vita l h re in its care t o b etter advantage than could interest to library work, w ich coul d

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c o r o ra t e d applies in case o f the library bond issues, p in the final report to b e p re ’ as th ey properly fall in the same clas s as sented at next summer s conference .

in o f E . school bonds . Thu s the opinion the VOT D court the libra ry is an integral part of the The next subj ect considered by the Coun

’ public educational system . cil was a further discussion o f M r . S tro hm s M iss Ahern said that there was every paper at the Ottawa conference o n “ The where a lack of decision as to where the effi ciency of the library staff and scientific ” public library really b elongs under the management .

o f commission form government . Neither Dr. Richardson spoke o n the value o f the civ il service people nor the municipal change o f occupation . He called attention authorities are lwilling that th e publ ic to the modern biological study o f mental l ibrary should b e classed with the educa hygiene and its practical he a rings o n the i n t o al agencies as a rule, and yet there is question o f length and distribution of vaca b e no question that the l ibraries really tion, the granting o f l eave for attending long with other educational agencies and Library Association meetings, as well as that the municipal civil service rules on change o f occupation within the library . should not apply to them any more than to He referred to the scientific stu dy Of t a the school management . tigue and its practical b earing on the per

F urthermore, it is often said by those centage o f error. Fo r correction and veri conducting muni cipal a fia ir s , that libraries fica tio n work , two hours a day is a max

o f e fii i n want to stand Off by themselves, and are imum highest c e cy. We have been unwilling for the municipal authori ties to turni ng o ur attention too much to the in govern them . There is something in this , crease Oi output by specializing so that

but the fault lies in the fact that there has each repeats often a few motions , and been no definite place in city affairs where have tended to forget that a l ittle more the library actually belongs . variety and complexity really promotes

Dr. Bostwick stated that the committee rather than lessen s accuracy . was not so anxious that any action should MI S S AHERN : I should like to call a t

o f . J b e taken o n the supplementary report as tention to the last report Dr ohnston , that it should have some kind o f assurance o f Columb ia University, where he speaks o f the des ire o f the Council that it should o n the subject o f the organization of a proceed o n the lines indicated in that re staff. Dr . Johnston makes a strong argu port o r o n some kind Of definite orders ment that the standards o f appointment to regarding the directions o f th is work . the several grades in the staff of the li b ra r Dr. Hill moved that the committee be y should b e the sam e as those in the continued and that the whole question be corresponding grades o f the staff o f in s truc referred back to them with the request tion . He also argues, reasonably, for em that they report t o the next Council m eet ploying skill ed bibliographers as l ibra rian s f ln in . E o the several school s of the univers ity, g VOT D . Of Mr. Ranck stated the committee woul d stead student assistants , and announces be glad to have some expression o f Opinion that, while the students may b e employed at least on the first paragraph o f the sup hereafter in clerical work Of a mechanical pl e m e nta ry report pertaining t o the s tate character, they will no longer b e employed o f o f code . in any the higher grades the l ibrary

Dr . Bostwick stated that the committe e service o f Columbia University . would like to have the substance of the Dr. Johnston also recommended that the Ottawa report definitely approved o r dis junior assistants b e allowed each year to

approv ed by the Council . pursue at least one course of study in the

v Dr . Andrews moved that the first para uni ersity, as such training will not only graph o i the supplementary report b e in further the development o f the assistant , AMERICAN LIBRARY ASSOCIATION 1 5

but preserv e the unity of the service as a ments to sp ecial work. What an assistant fii c ie nt whole, which i s the condition of e does during th e rest period in Augu st is and economical admi nistration. just as important to the library as what

E S : J . M R . AND R ON In th is connection it she does in cataloging during uly This may be interesting to know that in the point of view will affect various decisions Of Fo r New York public library an athletic as so on the part an executive . instance, i cia t io n has lately been organiz ed among he w ll not grant cumulated vacations, b e the members o f the staff . It is hoped that lieving that such grant woul d be as ab surd the work o f this as sociation will improve as to allow a cataloger to accession twice in n th e health , and indirectly th e efficiency, o f as many books one month o conditi on many members of the staff . that she b e allowed to do something els e

f . Until December 1 , 1 91 2 , the hours o in another month service in o ur circulation department were M r. Ranck called attention to Josephine

’ 1 o o f F E fii ie nc 4 2 74 hours a week during eight month s f Goldmark s Study atigu e and c y, o ne o f a th e year, and 4 0 hours during the four the public tions Of the Russell Sage

o m n F . summer months . Upo n the r e c m e da oundation This is a scientific study Of tion of our medical officer, on the date men the whole subj ect, and in reality deals t io ne d the hours were reduced to 4 0 per with the fundamental p rinciples o f the week for the entire year, which a re the whole matter under d iscu ssion . These hou rs required in o ur reference depart scientific principles must b e understoo d ment. Before December 1 , assistants were to ge t a satisfacto ry s olution o f the prob

- taking only o ne half hour for lunch . Now lem . E : they are required to take a whole hour, and DR . ANDR WS Another view is that are advised to take whatever part o f the vacation is a p art of the salary . If the as hour they can in exercise in the open s i s ta nt is no t to return for the coming year air . a vacation is justified only on the ground M iss Rathbone s aid that at Pratt In sti that it is salary for service a lready p er tute library they had recently established formed . From this point of view cumula the practice o f servi ng af ternoon tea in tion o f vacation is a matter to be d ecided the s ta fi ro om . Some o ne was regularly with reference to the conditions o f par employed to prepare and serve it and the t icul a r cases . M r . Strohm does not e mpha members of th e s ta fi were invited to come siz e th e e fie ct of the graded s alary on the down from 4 to 5 and take a cup o f tea e fii c ie ncy of the staff . You may remem

. F if they felt like it ive to ten minutes ber that Dr . Dewey was strong in favor ffi was su cient for this, and the pra ctice had o f an increase Of salary with continued been so beneficial that the library exp ects goo d s ervice . Our experience confi rm s

v to e stablish it p erm anently . this Opinion and I presume that most ci il B C : in DR . OSTWI K In our new building service systems would embody the prin o f St. Louis we have a very complete set c ipl e to some ext ent . f rooms for the comfort of the sta f, includ Dr . Hill said, re specting the graded serv ing locker rooms for both sexes ; a lunch ice and th e Opinion sometimes expressed room , with kitchen an d pantry ; a staff that p romotion goes with length of service , recreation room , with p iano and victrola ; that he thought it should b e added that a staff rest room in a quiet, dark place ; a one who is both efficient and has served i re c o ni handball court for the boys, and an ndoor a long time Should receive more g room for them with gymnastic apparatus . tion than o ne who has merely served a long

I know o f no o ther place where the equip time with ord inary ab ility. : ment of thi s kind is so complete . D R. RICHARDSON Of course in many

In regard to vacations, l et me say that I occupations effi ciency i s on the rising curve h an have always considered them as assign for a certain length of time . T ere is 1 6 AM E RICAN LIBRARY ASSOCIATION

i in e fli c ie nc actual ncrease y in some con students , whose serv ice s o f course we do s tructive work for an hour o r two before not exp ect to retain for more than two or fli cie nc the mind reaches its best e y, and three years continuously . They are trained

’ this may continue at this level fo r a no the r in their duties by a member o f the regular i ’ hour o r two before it beg ns to fall . The stat . After two year s experience with i point i s that the number Of errors ncreases this changed condition , I see no reason

with the amount of fatigu e , and in routine whatever to regret the change , and I b e and repetitious occupations fatigu e begins liev e it has been a benefit to the public i so oner, even if its descend ng curve is not and to the day staff . If it b e objected that rapid or wholly continuous . even trained and experienced student as

L : o ur e x e ri s i s ta n e v MR. CAR TON In recent p c cannot b e the equi alent of the ence at the Newberry library, there have professional day stat in ability and in the i o f v been at least two nstances impro ed high character of the service rendered , I work due i n large measure, I believe, to would answer that the public has no right

“ ” variation Of occupation within the l i to expect such equivalent during even ing bre ry . hours , Sundays, o r holidays . 1 91 1 During four persons were engaged Dr . Bostwick said that in his exp erience o n o ur recataloging work an d their hours a separate force for evening or holiday

5 . . were continuous from 9 a . m . to p m work had always proved obj ectionable , and with the usual hour at noo n fo r luncheon . that he had always endeavored to work

In 1 91 2 , these assistants were regularly away from it , rather than toward it . used for substitute service in the refer Dr. Hill said he was of the same op inion .

ence departments for the hour following Dr . Andrews stated that student assist t o f their luncheon period, thu s givi ng them a ants were used on the evening sta

’ full two hours surcease from catalogi ng the John Crera r Library , and two o r three

had served seven years , all through their operations , One of the results of the change has b een an increase of vo l college cours e and years o f post-graduate umes in the number of volume s cataloged work . as compared with the work done during Dr. An drews, chairman of the Committee

o n . L . . o f 1 91 1 . Wh ile this is not w holly due to th e affiliation with the A A oth er i change mentioned , I am convinced that the than local , state, and prov ncial associa two stretches o f three hours each , sep tions reported that the Committee had f a ra t e d by the two hours o f relief to eye , taken up consideration o th e questions as r e a hand and brain, is certainly in part signed them, had agreed upon plan of fo r sponsible for it, and it must b e b etter procedure and expected to be able to make e the catalogers both physically and men a final repo rt at the annual meeting . R

a s . tally. port accepted s a report of progres Until about three years a go the evening service of the library was p erformed as S e co nd S e ssio n overtime work by members of the day s ta t . I am on principle Opposed to p eople work At the second meeting the first topic con~

s ide r e d wa s r o f . ing both during the day and th e eveni ng . a fu ther discussion M r ’ It is no t good fo r them and in the end I Hadley s paper at the Ottawa conference “ do not believ e it is good for the ins titu on What library s chool s can do for the

in si . tion which permits it . In the world Of profes on dus try it is not as a rule the best and In response to the request o f th e pres i highest S killed labor which do es ni ght dent, Mr . Hadley suggested two po ints for “ ” : work o r makes up the night shift. G rad d iscussion in his paper as follows F s i - ua lly, we organized a separate evening ir t, the elim nation of many non es sen r to force composed of college or university t ial s in lib rary school cur icula , provide AME RICAN LIB RARY ASSOCIATION 1 7 for the introduction into library school plan at present apparent and just what cours es o f more definite and extensive con courses should be o t e re d will naturally o f sideration questions relating to library depend o n the demand . At present it administration , such as the relation of the seems to b e the Opinion among those who o f library to the community, the relation deal with placing students that the demand the library to the municip ality, the work of is rather for students with general library the library with other social and educa training who already have preliminary edu i t o na l institutions , etc . cation in special lines and who are wanted v Second , a d i ision Of the instructional i n a hurry . This precludes in most cases field between l ibrary schools to provide for any s ufii c ie nt period Of training even in the i n special instruction by special school s technique Of special lines of library work . stead o f general instruction by all the Until libraries are willing to wait long schools . He said that while there was enough for special technical l ibrary train doubtless u se for all th e instruction given ing to b e obtained or until the demand for a t present in library schools , there was definite special lines o f library training also a great need for instruction in cer seem s fairly steady, most of us , I think , tain library que stions which were not being do not feel that we may properly induce considered at all in library schools . students to train for special positions un was M r . Hadley believed that it not less such position s are likely to b e forth necessary for every student to receive the coming . It is useless and worse than use same full instruction in library technique, les s to take competent p eople from other but that a working knowledge o f technique professions and direct their attention to should be given to all , with special instruo something in which they have little o r no tion for thos e who were under appointment opportunity to exercise their special abili to definite library positions . M r. Hadley ties . stated that it was more important fo r a MISS PLUMME R : One o f the difii cul prospective librarian o f a municipal refer ties in attempting t o specialize in a o n e ence library or Of a law library to b e year course would arise from the fact that thoroughly grounded in a knowledge Of the schools feel that they cannot b e r e municipal affairs and legal a t a irs than to positions by graduates , and a graduate who be ignorant in these subj ects and have an had specialized for one th ing coul d not b e

’ re expert s knowledge of library technique . prevented from taking a position which

He maintained that the library questions quired another sort Of training, or which involved in municipal reference work, in required the general training . Therefore r e law library work, and in s pecial library the school s feel that they cannot b e ffi v work, were o f su cient importan ce to be sponsible for any but graduates who ha e recognized by library school s and that if had general training as a foundation . I v o f p rospective librarians in special fields were ha e found, as the head s other school s f e provided with a foundation in the way o have found , i n s nding questionnaires to technical work, that the special library graduates that they can never suggest any problems connected with their future work subj ect studied in school that they would should certainly receive attention in library be willin g to do without , and would be o ut school courses . sorry to have left anything that was

L E : in . M R . WA T R The school s have s o far the course If there is any complaint not found s ufii c ie nt deman d for special it is o f omissions rather than of s upe rflui courses fo r many of u s to feel justified in ties . the extra expense necessary to provide MIS S RATHB ONE : The only s pe c ia l iza such extra courses . If many should b e d e tion that library s chools can do, in one year S ma nde d, dividing the S pecial fi eld among at least, is utilizing the pecialties that dit ere nt schools is the onl y p racticable students acqu ire before they come to the 1 8 AME RICAN LI BRARY ASSOCIATION

’ o f ha school . Among the graduates last year s The suggestion s seemed to Ve two di class, all o f whom had the same training in rections Fi the school , o ne , who graduated from a rst , that the present curriculum o f the technical school, is now librarian o f the schools includes subj ects which might well engi neering schools o f Columbia Univ er be omitted because useless in any probable t i s ity; another, who had been in a law O ce given position ; and, for a number of years , is at th e head of a S econ d, that it omits studies which ought technical and municipal reference depart to be included , b ecau se necessary for cer S ment in a public library, and a third , who tain pecialized work . showed unusual organiz ing ability, is the The criticism in regard to the first did P head o f a branch in a public library sys not seem to Dr. utnam convincing . Pe r tem . I feel that the school s can b est haps there is a distinction b etween the o ne

’ serv e the profession by placing students and the two years course . wisely so that their p revious experience As to the lack o f further specialization o ur can be utilized . he cannot help thinking that entire system o f education from kindergarte n M r. Dudgeon and M iss Curtis both em through university is just now suffering pha s ize d the point that what the school s from a curs e of special ization ; with the could give the students depend s largely o n danger lest so many specialized cours es what th e students brought . would b e introduced as to crowd out thos e o ne M r. Brett felt that the training of which are general and fundamental . Fo r year was a very desirable foundation for library work, certainly, the studies o f this lib rary work in any line, that in most ’ latter character included in the o ne year s cases students enter school without any course seem to b e th e minimum . We a d knowledge of what sort of positions they mini s t ra t o rs have assumed that they are will e t and that the general one year g , and we have had confidence in them as course is a valuabl e foundation and ex s uch . c e e dingl y desirable . Special training was Dr. Putnam did not see how they could out of reach o f many of the schools by rea any of them b e omitted in favor of others son o f the expense involved . tending to S pecialization , and he was re

Dr. Bostwick called attention to th e l ie ve d at the unanimity with which the f o f enormous expansion o the conditions representatives Of the library schools d e library work, especially in large libraries cl a r e d that they could not .

1 5 . in the past years The question to b e As to the ability o f the school s to p ro answered by the l ibrary school s is, has the vide S pecialization in addition, he con general training Of the schools broadened curred with Dr . Andrews : that the kind Of out correspond ingly $ Does it give as goo d specialization required in a research li a foundation for the expanded library work — b ra ry for instance, municipal reference n o f today as it did to the s omewhat co o r work, law, medicine technology , theol o f a o $ — tracted library work several years g o gy or civic work could not in the nature He said he was not suggesting that these o f things be e fii ci e ntly provided in any o r questions woul d not be answered s a t is fa c dina ry library school . The preparation for t o ril y. such work must b e either in some in s titu P o r Dr . utnam remarked that he approached tion preliminary to the library school , the discussion with some hesitation b e s ecured aft er the school by direct contacts . cause he coul d sp eak merely as an admin In seeking specialists, it was his practice , i s tra to r ’ , while M r. Hadley s suggestions and he thought that of other librarians , to were based not merely upon his ob ser va inquire of th e school s whether among their re limi tions as an administrator, but upon his ex students were any who had had a p ri n i a pe e c e as a student in a library school . nary education in law, o r medic ne, or p AMERICAN LI BRARY ASSOCIATION 1 9

plied science, as the case might be . $Note z see that if this variety should continue a

He . s ta t e s that he would have added his school might have to arrange courses even

’ concurrence with Dr. Andrew s later Ob s e r in the first year for the esp ecially equipped vation that there is such a thing as t e ch and especially capable s tudents Of the n e iqu in specialized work, and that he c lass, but this would not mean the doing

thinks it very probable that Opportunities away with the general foundation . o f for the study this technique, under sys A specialized school , such as I referr ed t e ma tic conduct , may later b e organized, to in my article in the Library Journal , “ ” perhaps in the form o f vacation courses at called A forecast o f library training, s ome appropriate center : the course con woul d be connected with some university ducted by specialists o f experience and and carried o n by the aid o f professors ’ intended fo r and attended by those who are courses . A school otherwise connected un either actually engaged in such specialized could not carry on special courses , s ufii c i e nt work, or, after their general education and less there was demand to make library school training, desire to equip it financially practicable . So far, I think, themselv es for it ; but that such an under the reason that no school has offered any in o f taking would b e distinct, and he thinks , thing very definite th e way advanced ought to be kept distinct, from the normal special courses is that there has been no curricula Of the schools themselves $ stated demand for them .

MISS PLUMMER : As to the difii cul ty Dr . Hill presented the report o f the com in securing students to go into t e chno l o g mitt e e o n deterioration o f newspaper p aper ical l ibraries and special libraries o f other ( Printed in full : See pp 2 2 L : kinds : L ibraries in most of these l ines call DR . HI L B efore presenting the report for men librarians , and the librarian Of a I will answer the question asked by Dr . r e general library, knowing that he is going Bostwick at the Ottawa conference in i gard to experiments made with nickel to have a special department, and want ng

ni . a man to admi ster it, would do well to sheet for printing purposes In a letter E fi nd first the man and induc e him to go to received from M r. Thomas A . dison it m a school fo r the training in library methods . was stated that while experi ents had been E xecutiv e heads o f most of the school s made along this line they had not pro are women and it i s not possible for them gr e s s e d far enough to warrant d efinite con

’ to invade the m en s colleges in search elusions . o f men students for the schools . It would The following resolution in regard to the seem to b e the prov ince o f the men who exclusion o f books from the P arcel Post are connected with the school faculties to was unanimously adopted attend to this branch of the campaign for Pa rc e l Post s tudents . v o f P P initi I do see , howe er , in the light my pres WHE RE AS , The arcel ost just

v at ed , while providing for the various com ent experience , that something may ha e

mo ditie s entering into ordinary commerce , to b e done in the way o f grading students . excepts books, even W here transmitted In library schools with large classes of stu for a purpose purely scientific or educa 2 0 4 0 e d d ents , ranging from years to , with tio na l , and

WHE REAS , the consideration s which uc a t io ns ranging from a high school cours e, induced the establishment of the Parcel o r its equiv alent, to the holding o f advanced Post for other articles woul d apply equal degrees from colleges, and w ith experience l y to books , whil e such obj ections as were rangi ng from none at all to eight o r ten raised against it as affecting trade could not apply to books circulated by public years o f work in a goo d library , it can libraries to readers, or between libraries easily be seen that there i s too much va — for the benefit o f readers , such circula ri e ty in students to make it desirabl e to tion b eing a publ ic service in the interest f give them all the same preparation . I can o science and education, and 20 AME RICAN LIBRARY ASSOCIATION

WHE REAS , the extension of thi s serv could be made it woul d be necessary for ice is now blocked by the high rates the committee to have th e benefit of the charged upo n books as third class mail results o f definite scientific experiments matter, an d E E o n the following questions : WH R AS, a modification o f thos e rates has for years been sought by the Questions on which scientific e xpe r i library interests o f the United S tates and ments are needed to get the knowledge i Canada, and the fa lure to provide it in necessary to define perfect the Parcel P ost has b een a cause o f per pl e xity and chagrin, be it E L E S LV E E V NTI ATION R O D , that th e xecutive Board and Council of the American L ibrary As 1 . The physiological effects of temper sociation , representing the library inter ature and the maximum and m inimum ests o f the United States and Canada , temperature fo r the comfort o f the av er respectfully urge upon Congress the e n age person working in o r us ing a library . a c tm e nt of such legislation as will remedy u 2 . The proper degree o f relative h the omission and place books upon the midity when the temperature is b etween same basis as oth er article s entitled to 60 and 70 for the Parcel Post . a . P ersons , o f A resolution thanks was voted to the b . B ooks and furniture . 3 o f Chicago Library Club and to M iss Jane . What are some the b est and most economical methods o f humidify in th e Addam s and the other residents of Hull g air o f a library $ Hous e for the pleasa nt evening spent at 4 . What are the dangers o f bacterio Hull House o n January 2n d when Gals logical elements in the air an d the rela ’ “ ” worthy s The P igeon was p re sented by tion of these to temperature and humidity and to dust $ th e Hull House players , and Opportunity v 5 . May air b e o erheated for purposes was given for visitors to b e shown over Of v entilation , and if so at what temper

Hull House . ature and with what physical and chem $ B ical results Dr . ostwick mov ed that the E xecutive

6 . The physiological effects of air in Board be requested to consi der the a dvi s a motion , with special reference to carbon b ility o f sending a del e ate to th e next g . dioxide , temperature and humidity

i L 7. m eeting of the National Mun cipal eagu e, What is it that makes air fresh x preferably some one residing in or near the and to what e tent does th e psychological element enter into it $ o f place that meeting . Voted . Fo r the Committee o n Ventilation and L IGHTING L ighting, M r. Ranck, the chairman , sub 1 mitt e d . The physiologi cal and psychological a somewhat detailed report, indi effect o f various kinds o f light with sp e cating the whole ground th at had been c o v c ial reference to the effect o f to o much ered by the committee . In this connection light and the effect o f color. 2 F in he read the li st o f questions which S hould . ind an expression mathemati cal term s of the maximum an d mi ni mum be answered, o r subjects which shoul d be amount of light per square inch o f read considered in connection with ventilation ing surface . an d lighting . So far as the committee The foregoing question s to be answered could Obtain satisfactory answers from the o n th e basis of scientific experiments made under the direction o f th e comm it study of literature , and their o wn investi tee, an d these results to be checked up by a tio ns o n g , reports were made this , but it a numb er of selected l ibraries before th e was stated that before any final report final report is published .

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S McL e a n a s V . M s r library and reading circle ; open shelf the hospital, Waverly, , f om

- fixed collection ; getting books into the the shelf list of that library , with assist

- p arcel post ; s ub lending through local pub ance from M iss Robinson, Iowa , M iss

. a l ic lib ra ries ; and traveling l ibraries for Waugh, Nebrask , and Miss Carey, M inn e schools On Thursday afternoon a round sota . The publication of this list was . table o n problem s o f rural library exten recommended to the Publications Commit o f fo r sion was conducted by M iss Bal dwin tee favorable consideration . The committee o n charter provisions for M innesota, with discussion of legislative

, public libraries reported that after con p roblems , such as tax levy , library boards

. L organi zation and administrative problems ference with the A . . A. committee it The committee on parcel post presented was d ecided that owing to variation in the dit e re nt a th e following resolution , which was laws Of st tes it wa s advisable adopted to formulate g eneral p rovisions fo r such

PARC E L P OS T charters, rather than outline a d efinite r e e charter . WHE RE AS , th parcel post measure v c e ntly enacted excluded from its pri A letter from Mrs . Sneed, Georgia, chair di s a all library books , much to the p ll e ge s man o i the committee o n federal prison pointment of the state library comm1 s libraries announced that appropriations of sions which op erate traveling library sys , each fo r the prisons at Atlanta an d tems, and which had strongly urged its in enactment wh en books were included F ort L eavenworth and $500 for M c Ne il Is its provisions , and , land have b een included in the budget for WHERE AS , there seem s to b e no sound reason why all articles Of merely commer th e coming year . The comm ittee on study c ia l importance shoul d be transported at outl ines reported progres s and the e xpe c th e lowest rate , while much needed ma ta t io n that a number o f outlines would b e t e r ia l educational in its nature, can be , ready fo r publication by the next m eeting transported only at rates so high as to b e ab solutely prohib ited for general use ; of the league .

. o n o f therefore be it, M r K err, behalf the Normal S chool E S L E o f L o - R O V D , that the Leagu e ib rary L ibrarians in session, asked the c Operation Commissions urges the passage by Con Of the league in securing the publication gres s of some measure which will include o f E library books and material at the lower through the U . S . Dept . ducation of a L L rate of transportation provided by the par School ibrary ist, which could be used cel post, and that we favor either a con in all states , and o f o ther special lists solidation f third and fourth class mail O needed for school libraries and also in out matter to secure a rate for books and printed matter equal to that Of merchan lining a course in library work to b e giv en

r . dise, o som e oth er provision giving to in normal schools These plans were heart books belonging to public libraries the ily endorsed by th e league and referred parcel post rates, t o the e n d that thos e to i ts executive board for fu rther action . living in rural communities be gi ven a o After resolutions o f regret at th e ab sence ces s t o library privileges .

The final session on Friday afternoon was Of th e president and a vo t e . o f thanks to the L devoted to committee reports and mi s c e l Chicago ibrary Club for th e entertain l a n us ment o f the previous evening, th e meeting e o discussion .

The Publications Committee reported adjourned . that a handbook to aid in library cam PR ES ERV ATION OF N EW S PAP ERS pa igns is i n progress ; that the list of peri “ o di ca l s fo r Re po rt of t he Co mmitt e e o n The De t e rio r a small library has been r e ” Mr o a tio n of N e ws p ri nt Pa p e r M a de to vised by . Walter f New York and the

t he A. L. A. Cou ncil, Ja nu a ry , 1 9 13 A. L . A . Publishing B oard has b een asked to d o print it . M iss Carey , M inn esota , re It i s unnecessary at this time to more o n r e ported a list Of books for the insan e, than call your attention to previous which has been compiled by M iss Jones of port s o n the subject o f the better preser AME RICAN LIB RARY ASSOCIATION va tion of newspapers as made by the co m printing paper that would endure inde fi ” mitt e e to the Mackinac and Ottawa Co n nit e ly was as follows :

fe re nc e s . - Weight , 25 x 4 0, 500 ; 50 pound basis At Ottawa the report brought o ut some ( 24 x3 8

Thicknes s shall not exceed . 003 5 inch . discussion by members of the Association, S trength S hall not b e less than 1 8 but the time did not permit o f that free points . do m o f speech necessary to the consider Stock shall be not less than 75 per cent ation o f a matter o f such seriou s impor rag ; the remainder may be bleached chem

ical wood , fre e from unbleached o r ground tance . With the hope that more time will woo d pulp . be given to the subject in the smaller body, Ash shall not exceed 5 per cent. — this report is subm itted to the Coun cil . Siz e The total rosin shall not exceed 2 e r The committee has continued its work p cent. in dur in g the year, gathering additional The contract for paper supplie d o n this no w S 1 formation an d statistics , and is ready pecification was awarded at 4 74 cents per to make final suggestions to the Associa pound . tion through the Council . A lengthy discussion followed the pres 2 6th e nta tio n o f On Novemb er a conference was hel d the report . It was agreed that in B rooklyn attended by o ne member o f the the additional cost for the better grade o f v s e v committee and by representati es of paper would not b e serious , and that there eral New York papers . A somewhat d e woul d probably be no difii culty in getting “ tailed report o n The preservation o f the paper mill s to produce the higher grade paper“ was submitted to this conference by in roll s Of the right s ize if there was a o f John Norr is , chairman the committee demand fo r it, but that the question o f th e on paper Of the American Newspaper Pub cost o f handling the special edition was

’ l ishers Association . one which woul d have t o be settled by the

Mr . Norris in his report stated that the in dividual publisher and would probably American Chemical Society had specified vary greatly in dit e r e nt office s according Of 75 ra a grade paper consisting Of % g to the style o f presses in u se . 2 o r F and 5 % bleached chemical pulp, its M r. H . . Gunnison , for the Brooklyn o f the equivalent, for the records society , E agle , stated that that paper woul d under fo r and had secured the desired quality take to publish such an edition, beginning 1 approximately 6 74 cents per pound . w ith the first o f the year and would 4 He also stated that in 1 90 , Secretary supply a library with two cop ies, o ne on

Wilson o f the Department o f Agriculture the regular wood-pulp paper for current use in — authorized the B ureau o f Chemistry to the other on the S pecial grade o f paper . fo r ve s tiga t e the subject o f suitable papers The special copies woul d be unfolded , gov ernment purposes . stored in a dark place, and delivered to

The investigation covered about the library once a month . This he esti samples o f paper and resulted in the issue mated could b e done with their presses at o f of two circulars by the Bureau Chem a very small expense .

J . i s t ry. Subsequently the oint Committee AS an outcome of the discuss ion M r Of Congress o n P ri nting appointed a com Norri s agreed to ascertain from publ ishers mission to pass upon this matter . Its how many would feel justified in printing

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1 1 91 1 an d A L . report was adopted December 8, , an extra edition , and the . . A Commit no w control s all government supplies o f tee was to fin d out ho w many librarians paper and p ri nting and binding material s . woul d subscrib e for such an edition and

In the following month , a public bidding what particular papers would be taken . s i was held . The tandard sp ec fication for The circulars sent out, and replies there

e o f o . to, fo rm th appendices this re p rt ‘ ohn Co es of th s e o t m a b e o ta ined rom J ’ pi i r p r y b f The publishers circular was sent to N ew Yo C t . o s W o d d . N rri , rl Bl g , rk i y 24 AM E RICAN LI B RARY ASSOCIATION every member of the associati on— 33 0 in printed would be o f the same quality as — L . number while the A . . A circular went that Of the Brooklyn E agle . t o 1 80 libraries . E ditorial s have appeared in many news 1 6 To the former 7 replies were received papers, most o f them favorable to the gen

1 4 4 . and to the latter eral scheme , a few , however, have taken i n A large majority of publishers were the Opposite tack and ridiculed the idea . v e l in e d to think the cost prohibiti e , but ten The New York E vening World o f De

E ro 1 v publishers beside the agle found the p j c e mb e r 1 1 , 1 9 2 , whose rep resentati e at ect sufficiently attractive to justify the th e conference had been in favor of the labor and cost which a special edition proj ect, at least so far as other papers woul d entail . These were were concerned, printed an editorial ” against what it called preserved or The Ad vertiser, Montgomery, Ala . “ The Capital , Topeka , Kansas . i m pickled newspapers, b elittling the

The Daily Northwestern, Oshkosh Wis . , portance Of newspaper files to the future The Minneapolis Tribune .

historian . New Orleans Item . t a a t S- E New Yorker S Zeitung . The Brooklyn Daily agle Of Decemb er P v E v “ ” ro idence ening B ulletin . 1 2 answered The Worl d by stating its b e P rovidence Journal . lief that newspapers would be o i v alue to P P The St . aul ioneer Press . E posterity and announced, as a proof of its The Washington vening Star .

conviction , that it would meet the wishes The Springfield ( Mas s ) Republican and o f librarians by printing a special edition L the ouis ville ( K y. ) Herald responded that o n a better quality Of paper than that used they might consider the matter later . for the regular e dition .

The letters from the N . Y . E vening The publishers o f this pap er through a P ost, the Chicago Daily News and the Port 1 91 2 a n circular issued Decemb er 1 4 , , l a nd ( Maine) E v ening E xpress included , 1 3 no unc e d that b eginning January 1 , 1 9 , herewith , are interesting as showing the they would issue an extra edition o n 75 % willingness o f publishers to b ear their rag paper at a subscription price o f $1 5 — — share and more Of the burden .

per year . The E agle is the first paper to All librarians who answered were a ux ta ke a decided stand which it is hoped ious to have newspapers for bind ing pur will soon b e followed by a numb er Of news pose s printed o n a grade of paper better pap ers throughout the country . than the ordinary edition, but most o f them The investigation of the committee has were likely to sub scribe for the local paper brought o ut the fact that the pre se rvation only . of newspapers depends not alone upon the L J . . Gillis , state librarian o f California, quality o f paper o n which they are printed, wrote that he thought he would be able to but also upon the attention which is given interest C alifornia publishers sufficiently to to the binding and storage of the papers . induce them to issue a special edition . ’ is s . This is shown in Mr. No rr report

r . J . I . Wyer, J , state librarian Of New

York, said that b efore subscribing fo r some An examination o f the places of stor fifty daily and weekly papers in New York age i n the libraries and Of the cond itions o f storage conv inces me that while the state he would help the caus e by sendin g ordinary newsprint paper may not be in ‘ a preliminary letter to newspaper publish any respect suitable for purposes o f pres ers stating that he was considering their e rva tion, the methods of handling those papers when bound are conduciv e to d e papers for preservation in bound form , but

t e rio ra tion . This criticism applies not was reluctant to place a continuing sub only to libraries but to newspaper o mc e s s cription unless assurances shoul d be given and substantially to all places where that the grade o f paper on which they were newspaper files are stored . In many of

the l ibraries , the files are subj ected to A end o f pp ix D. treatment which deprives the paper its AME RICAN LIBRARY ASSOCIATION 25

o ut 1 required moisture . The libraries dry . Name o f library .

the newspapers by keeping them in room s 2 . C ity . o f with an av erage temperature 3 . What newspapers are bound by your whi ch is bound in the course Of time to library $ cause deterioration. The artificial heat renders the paper extremely brittle and makes it crumble like isinglass when

E 4 . handled . xcessive dampness is also dis Would you subscribe for a special v d o f ad antageous . e ition the above papers (or any o f “ Improv ement i n the preservation o f them ) o n a better grade o f paper at an these historical record s may be obtained : extra cost $ $ 5 . l s t . By using a printing paper that will Which ones

2 d B y 6 . endure indefinitely . . binding with Will you agree to influence the pub material s that do not attract minute o r l is he rs in your state to print an extra B $ ga n is ms . 3 d . y storing under conditions edition on better paper D ( a) that do no t deprive the paper of all its 7. o yo u know o f any publisher in moisture ; (b ) or subj ect it to excessive your c 1ty o r state who will print such dampness ; ( c) or subject it to chemical S pecial edition $ action produced by sunshine or gas or Information on the subj ect may be found artificial heat o r similar agencies o f dete

in reports made at A . L . A . Conferences r io ra t io n ; ( d) o r propagate insects or other , $ , 1 91 0 a 1 1 2 M ackinac , Ott wa, , A . L . A . Coun growth . 1 91 3 The following is a summary of the sug cil, , and the special report of John

Norris, World Building New York City gestions and recommendations Of your com , .

mitt e e .

o f a . That bound volumes newspapers The committee has been asked by some printed since 1 880 should b e printed o n ” librarians to go into the question o f the the ed ges with c e ll it , an American prod o f uc t prepared by the Chemical P roduct preservation manuscripts, but has not o r S Company, Boston, a imilar prepara done so because it felt that this was a tion . matter requiring separate inv estigation .

b . That they be stored in a sealed v The committee in its search for a news room , where possible , o f an e en temper ature o f free from dampness . print paper which would endure indefinitely

c . That the volumes be kept flat with has learned that there is no i ns urmo unt air space about them and not be exposed able barrier to prev ent the printing Of a to sunlight . S pecial edition o f a newspaper after the d . That current numbers be kept flat , — and bound with a good serviceable ma regular edition has been run o ff provided t e ria l as soon as the volume is completed . librarians will interest themselves in the

e . That librarians endeavor to induce subject and will be willing to pay extra for local publishers to print a special library such an edition . It now remains for lib ra edition on a 75 per cent rag paper .

f . That librarians subscribe only to rians and state associations to take action those newspapers which are printed o n in their own localities . In many states paper b etter than the regular edition . there are probably two o r three papers g . That l ibrarians cons ider the de s ira w b il ity oif securing legislation by which hich would be taken by at least ten or the sub scriptions of state libraries would fifteen libraries . be limited to papers which are printed on With this report , the committee considers a 75 p er cent rag paper . its labor ended and asks to be discharged w , b . That the follo ing circular, to b e “ v v called C ircular NO. be sent to libra lea ing to local associations and indi id rians with the request to send answers to ual librarians the task of gaining further the secretary o f the A . L . A . concessions from the publishers . P re s e rva tio n of Ne ws pa p e rs Whatev er results hav e been achieved are

Circular No . 2 to be sent to librarians due to the interest, practical suggestions

L - by the A . . A . and c O Operation of newspaper publishers

Replies to be sent to the secreta ry , t cu throughout the country , and par i larly of Geo rge B . Utley, 78 E . Washington S t . , those in New York who took part in the Chicago , 111. 26 AMERICAN LIBRARY ASSOCIATION

. 1 . o f conference w ith the committee Our thanks Numb er daily newspapers , the reg i are given them heart ly an d appreciatively , ular issues of which are bound and pre J and in the same manner to M r . ohn Nor served by the library o r society.

’ o f P 2 . ris, chairman the ublishers Committee Are the bound files stored flat or up $ o n paper, who has aided us so materially right

- 3 in bringing about practical c o operation . . Is there sunlight in th e room in $ Respectfully submitted, which the bound files are stored

P LL 4 . a s l FRANK . HI , I s g u sed for il umination or any E W ADLIN o C . f HORA G , other purpose in any part the library, E CE DRIC CHIV RS . especially near that room in which th e bound files are stored $ App e ndix A. 5 . Is there any ventilation around the E C E S E P B E AM RI AN N W PAP R U LISH RS bound files that will p ermit Of the free AS S OCIATION . ventilation o f outsi de air $ 9 03 Pulitzer Building, 6 . I s there artificial heat in the room in New York . I n the matter of preservation of news which the bound files are stored $ paper files for future reference, I have 7. Are the variations of humidity in o ut been asked b y the American L ibrary Asso side air p ermitted to reach th e bound c ia tio n to inquire o f you if the idea o f $ p rinting a few Copies Of your editions up files o n S pecial paper appeals to you . The sub 8. Are the bound files stored in sealed t j e c is treated quite fully in accompanying cases o r are they kept in such manner as bulletin . Will yo u kindly advise m e on to b e protected from dust in the air $ enclosed blank $

9 . i Yours truly, I s any attempt made in bu lding to J ( Signed) OHN NORRIS . guard against insects $

1 0 . s g n What u gestions do you O ffer to App e dix B. secure the preservation of records o f cur Re ply t o i nquiry of Ame ric a n Lib ra ry rent history $ Asso c iation in M a tt e r of Pre s e rva t io n o f N e ws p a p e r Fil e s

P e as e s e nd e t o e o e . t e S e cre t a To Committee on aper, Pl r ply G rg B U l y, ry m e ca n a A s o c a n A s t o E . sh n t on ri Libr ry i i , 78 W a i g St , American Newspap er Publishers Assn . , Ch c a o e o e De c e m e 1 5 th. i g , b f r b r 903 World Building , New York C ity, n App e dix D. The sugge stion of the American L ibrary Association that we print a number Of New York S tate E ducation Department copies of o ur daily newspaper on special NE W YORK STATE LIB RARY paper for the purpos e o f indefinitely pre Albany , N . Y., Dec . 31 , 1 91 2 . serving the files of this publication Gentlemen : The New York State Li sufficiently attractive to us b ra ry in r e-establishing the collection d e

stroye d by fire March 2 9, 1 91 1 , is about t o

abor and cost which it will subscrib e to twenty-five representative entail . Newspaper daily pap ers in all parts Of the country . The name o f your journal is under considera Sta te tion as one o f this number . It is our plan

December 1 91 2 . to b ind and preserve these papers an d in

A n s ppe dix C . time to ecure as complete a file as po s

sible of earlier volumes . B efore deciding Re qu e s t f rom Ame rica n Lib ra ry Ass ocia tion upon your paper we wish to know whether Date 1 91 2

it has , following the exampl e of the Ne w h E York E vening P ost , t e B rooklyn agle, and

“ “ ” This s hould have rea d bindi ng. AME RICAN LI BRARY ASSOCIATION 27

i certa in others, made any arrangement for ha f of the extra expense, but we do not feel that it would b e proper o r j ust to printing a limited edition for libraries o n a shoulder all of the increased cost o n th e grade o f paper which seems calculated to newspaper.

, last indefinitely, as well for instance as Yours very truly ,

J . P the Colonial papers printed in the latter (Signed) W. PATTISON, ublisher part of the eighteenth century . I enclose E EX E BL G COM Hill . The deterioration Of newspap er VENING PR SS PU ISHIN PANY paper . 0 ’ s American Newspaper Publishers As o Portland, M e .

Dec . 9, 1 91 2 . 2795 . c iat io n, B ulletin M r. John Norris, These will acquaint you with details as to 903 World B uilding , the recent e t o rt s to secure for the libraries New York . No rri s z— I o f the country it s important daily papers in Dear M r. am enclosing the blank in regard to preserving newspaper s atisfactory form fo r preservation . files, and would Offer as a suggestion that Very truly yours , it might b e possible to make photographic

E JR. ( Signed) J . I . WY R, repro ductions o f newspapers for preser

vation .

App e ndix E . Individual papers could not undertake

this, but, if this work could b e done at G P . THE EVENIN OST some central point by a plant specially

9 1 91 2 . New York C ity, Dec . , equipped for the purpose , the cost for the individual new spapers might not be pro M r. John Norris ,

hib itive . 903 World Building, C ity . It might be found, however, that the expens e would be too great to war rant Dear M r . Norris : An swering yours Of the

such a thing. 6th inst ., in which you explain that you n wrote to m e at the request of the Ame Yours truly, can L ibrary Association to in uire into the E E G E X E P q V NIN PR S S U B . C O . o f matter of the preservation newspaper ( Signed) Wm . H . Dow ,

. , files for future reference, etc would say Treas . and Bus . Mgr . that I have filled out the blank which you

enclosed an d return it herewith . The , E E G EX E BL u V NIN PR SS PU ISHING C O . E v ening Post does not consider the s g

P . 1 1 1 2 gestion sufficiently attractive to justify the ortland , M e , Dec . , 1 9 .

, labor and cost which woul d b e entailed M r . John Norris,

, but in forwarding you thi s reply I also 903 World Building . feel that I want to take this occasion to Dear S ir z— Replying further to your let explain that we really are interested i n ter o f the 7th

the matter, and woul d like to see some In signing the blank in the negative in

thing done , and would b e willing to con regard to the preservation o f newspaper i n tribute a reasonable way, with a View files, it does not mean that the matter o f to accomplishing it if a practicable way does not interest u s . d o doing so coul d be suggested . We not It would be most desirable, if it were o f feel , however, that we woul d b e justified possible, to print a certain numb er in going to the expense which the plan copies o f a paper for preservation o n cloth

suggested would undoubtedly entail , or some p ermanent quality o f paper, but

aside from the labor an d trouble , unless in o ur case where w e use rolls of various

it could be agreed that a reasonable part widths, according to the number o f pages

o f such extra expense would b e borne by we issu e, the probl em of printing copies Fo r the libraries . example , it seem s to for preservation is much greater than in me that the libraries should b e willing to the case o f a paper not having great vari v ha e u s charge them a suffi cient amount a tio n s in the number o f pages .

over a n d above the usual charge o f $9 p er Yours truly,

year to enable them to pay at least one ( Signed) Wm . H . D OW, Treas . tle upon two o r three papers in the United M r. John Norris , States and furnish such papers with 903 Pulitzer B uilding, enough subscriptions to more or les s New York C ity, N . Y .

— cover the cost of such specia l printing . Dear M r. Norri s : I n answer to your The propo sition might b e worked o ut if letter of December 7, I will say that I think the statement made in your Bulletin enough such subscriptions coul d b e Ob t a ine d that it would not pay a newspaper to . print especially a small number of copies Very truly yours, f t o n S o r E o c . L . G its edi ions pec ial paper, is a ( Signed) H RO RS , o n e a n d B rect , I believe, therefore, that in usiness Manager.

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a L kill . There the p rty will transfer to Otis eave New York (West Shore R. R. ) e rs 1 Summit, and S hould reach Hotel K aa t about p . m. , June 23 rd . 23 kill about noon , June . Arrive Hotel Kaa t e rs k ill (Ulster De l

P ullman lower berth fro m Boston to aware) about p . m . t Catskill will b e upper b er h The round trip fare, all rail , from New P Drawing room (accommodating three per York, is from hiladelphia, sons) from Washin gton, The parlor car 7 s The summer excursion rate from Boston fare is 5 cent from New York, P to Otis Summit and return was last from hiladelphia, an d from Wash i n o year an d will probably b e the same for gt n.

1 91 3 . W e ste rn Pa rt y M embers from Albany can join the Bos ton party after breakfast and travel wi th No S pecial rates will be granted by the that party to their destination . Special railroads from Chicago and the West to K a a t e rs k ill coach will be provided if enough register. the Conference . The regul ar New E ngland and Albany d elegates summer excursion tickets to New York F F should communicate with M r. . W. axon, C ity may be purchased and a si de trip

83 Francis S t ., F enway, Bosto n, Mass , who made to the meeting . If ticket reads V ia will have charge o f the p arty . Albany and the West Shore Railroad to

New York City, delegates shoul d stop at n Ne w York, Philad e l phia a d W a shi ngto n Kingston, N . Y. , an d buy local ticket to Pa rt y a s the Hotel K a t e r k ill , the rate b eing f fo r There are many di ferent routes After the m eeting, a local ticket to New those attending the convention from New York C ity, costing will have to b e

York and the south . It is possible to purchased, as it will be necessary to vali reach the Hotel K aa t e rs k ill from New date the excursion ticket l n New York

York by day boat to Kingston, connecting b efore retur ning home . with train o n Ulster Delaware to the Summer excursion rates from Chicago a a r s k ill o r Hotel K t e , by day boat to Cats to New York City and return are E kill , connecting with the Otis levating and according to route chosen .

Railway to the hotel . The more c o nve n Ra tes have been quoted by both th e dif

ie nt route, however, is via the West Shore fe re ntia l and standard lines , including the and Ulster Delaware, in asmuch as trip from Kingston, via the Ulster Dela through parlor cars a re run w ithout ware Railroad to Hotel K aa t e r s k ill and the change from New York and Philadelphia journey to New York City after the meet direct to the Hotel K a at e rs k ill . The West i ng, of and respectiv ely. Shore gives occasional views o f the Hud The regular one-way rate Chicago to K a a t e r s k ill V i a i son from the west bank . The Ulster Hotel K ngston is

Delaware is a mountain railroad running o r according to route . Ne through the heart of the Catskills . Sleeping car rates , Chica go to w

The following tentative schedule is given York , lower bert h upper b erth ,

’ as based on last year s time table. More It is expected that enough will register deta iled arrangements will be announced to enable the Travel Committee to run a later in th e library periodical s and the special train from Chicago, through to

L K a a t e rs k ill . A. . A . Bulletin for M ay . Throug h parlor Hotel without change Train cars will run fro m Philadelphia and also will leave Chicago , Sunday noon, arriving

J 23d. from Washington if enough register . at destination Monday afternoon, une

e n 23r . L Leav Washi gton 7 a . m . , June d. M embers from S t ouis, Kansas City, c Leave Baltimore 8 a . m . , June 23rd. Omaha, and other points west of Chi ago P Leave hiladelphia a . In June are exp ected to join the special train at 23 r d. Chicago . ' AM ERICAN LIB RARY AS SOCIATION B ULLE TIN 3 1

M ichigan d elegate s may jo in the sp ec ial by steamer through the Fulto n Chain s F part y at Detro it. Lake ( irst, S econd , Third and Fourt h

All correspo ndence regarding transpo r Lakes) to E agle Bay, and thence by rail B e ta ti o n to the meeting from the mi ddle to cquette Lake where Monday night,

west shoul d be a ddr e s ed to John F . Tuesday and Wednesday wi ll be spent, ln P L o n o ne Phelan, Chicago ublic ibrary, with clud ing o f these day s that unique whom registration for special train should trip to Blue Mountai n Lake via Marion

b e made . River, Marion River C arry Railway, Uto wana La ke and E agle Lake ( with o ppor O CO E E C E P S T N F R N TRIP tuni ty fo r goo d climbers to ascend Blue i ' The committee is plann ng a week s M ountain) . The other day here will be

excursion to the Ad irondacks , spending a left free for in dividual excurs ions about n i Be L o r day en route at Alba y for nsp ection of cquette ake, to S ixth , S eventh and

the new state library and educationa l E ighth Lakes .

' building ; then going on by ra il t o Rac Thursday, June 3 , the party will proceed u L n q e tt e ake, staying there for o e o r two by rail north , and th e alternative will be a an o f L P days , in order to m ke excursion to f ered of three days at ake lacid, or at L n i Blue M ountain ake, o e of the most beau Hotel Champla n, Bluff P oint on Lake

tiful in the Adirondack region . Thence Champlain , with opportunity to stay longer

the party will spli t into two sections, o ne at favorable rates at either place as indi

going north around the mountains to vidual s may desire . P 1 Hotel Champlain , thence to Au Sable arty No . will b e entertained at Lake

Chasm, and return to Albany . The other Placid Club , on M irror L ake , o ne o f the

section will go to Lake Placid for a three most b eautiful S pots in the mountains ,

’ days stay, with Oppo rtunity to make excur and can make many interestin g trips from

sions from there to various points of there by motor, such as Saranac, Loon

i . interest. One o f the excursions will be La ke, Keene Valley, Wilm ngton Notch , St

’ t o Ausable Chasm . Hubert s , Ausabl e Chasm . This last i - o n o o f The nclusive cost Of this nin e day trip named , e f th e wonders the region, will b e between $50 and $60 . Registra will b e included in the party ticket . Dur tion should be made with M r. F . W . F axon, ing the stay at Placid special entertain

83 Francis S t . , F enway, Boston , M ass . ments will b e provided .

Those from both east and west holding Party NO. 2 a t Hotel Champlain will through tickets to the Catskills via Albany also visit Ausabl e Chasm , an d can make

can use sam e on the return , with stop trips on Lake Champlain . M embers can L over at Albany for this trip . return to Albany via ake George , that

B elow is the tentative outline of the gem of mounta in lakes , instead of by rail ,

Post Conference itinerary . this alternative costing extra . Leav e K a a t e rsk ill Hotel Saturday after Thus a post conference trip is arranged 2 n ue tt e L noon, June 8, S pe ding Saturday ni ght, giving all a glimp se of the Ra c q ake

Sunday and Sunday night at Albany . On region , little known to mo st o f us, and then i Sunday, June 29, m embers o f the State a choice enabl ing those famil ia r w th L t P ibrary s ta w ill b e o n duty to act as lacid , or with Lake s Champlain an d t guides to the new educational bu ilding, George, to choose the one desired , bo h i and the various rea ding room s will b e open parti es see ing Ausabl e Chasm , wh ch is to members of th e As so ciation during le ss known and a real wonder. their sta y in th e city . Monday an ea rly EL E E V A O S s Ra c ue tt e a HOT R S R TI N tart will be made for q L ke , i o n s r s the Ka a t e rs kill a Ad r ndacks , breakfast b ei g e ved on Rate at Hotel to l ibr r is ic r i i o f th e train if po ssible . The oute p tu r ans dur ng the week the conference e squ e and in teresting, vi a Old Forge and are as follows : AME RICAN LIB RARY ASSOCIATION B ULLETIN

Two pers ons in double roo m without a ge me nt has arranged fo r any po ssible

h. private bath, per day eac overflow to b e cared for at the Laurel

Two perso ns in double room with p rivate Hotel, about a mile from the Kaa t e rs kill .

bath, p er day each . T ransportation to and from the latter will

One p erso n in single room without pri be p rovided free . vate bath , per day .

One p erson in room with private bath , R EGIS TRATI ON FO R LI BRARY PO p er day . S ITIONS Application for reservations Shoul d b e made to Harrison S . Down s, Manager of The executive o fii c e of the Ameri can

k L 1 9-2 1 Hotel K aa t e rs ill , Berkeley yceum , Library Association has prepared a re g

West 4 4 th S treet, New York C ity . Use i s tra tio n form for those wishing to reg o f this address until date opening of con ister for change o f position . A Copy of o f ference . State definitely price you wish the blank will b e sent to any member

o r o - to pay, whether alone with r om mate, the Association requesting it . App licant and if with latter, full name and address is reque sted to enclose a two cent stamp

- - a b s o o f room mate ( o r room mate s) . It is for reply. While no guarante e o f assist lut e ly essential, to avoid possible errors, ance can, o f course, be made by the head i o fli c e ffi that the book ng should know full quarters o c e , it is well for those wishing name an d home address o f each person fo r for s ufii ci e nt reasons to change positi on to whom reservation is made . If ordering have their desire registered with the sec L rooms fo r a party b e sure to state names r e ta ry of th e A . . A . Information fur o u o f all those for whom y are ordering, ni shed w ill b e considered as confidential and the variou s p ersons who wish to room and used only for purposes intended by together. Small children occupying room the applicant . wi th adults will b e received at rate o f Questions asked in the blank are as fol

p er day. lows :

The hotel has a number of corner, two Date o f this registration . and three room suites with private baths Name in full . o f that woul d accommodate parties five Address ( permanent) . and seven respectively, desiring private Addres s ( temporary, o r until i bath . Also a number o f rooms w thout State fully all schools ( above grammar private bath but near a publ ic o ne are very grade) and colleges o r universities yo u o f large and can comfortably accommodate have attended, with period attendance four pers ons . at each .

The management has agreed to give the Degrees , when and where obta ined . librarians the exclusive u se of the entire Have you traveled abroad $ When $

- $ 23 2 . hotel for the week, June 8 Those Where $ How long wishing to remain longer can do so at the Languages you read easily . same rate quoted the conference . It is La nguages you rea d with assistance of a hoped that all d elegates will plan to re dictionary . main during the entire time o f the meet Library training an d exp erience . i ngs . Positions held , with ap p roxi mate dates ;

It is probable that notwithstan ding the an d salary received . size of the hotel its capacity will be taxed Nature o f appointment desired . to the utmost , and it is reco mmended Salary expected .

r e e P . rese vation be s ecured e arly. The K ter art of country preferred s i k ll Conference promises to b e the largest Physical condition . r in the histo y of the Association . The man Reference s . AME RICAN LIBRARY ASSOCIATION B ULLE TIN 33

G I F TS AND B E QU E S TS TO AM E R ICAN L I BR AR I E S 1 1 2 , 9

In th e following list o f gifts and b e Number of volumes as gifts quests to Ameri can lib raries in 1 91 2, are Sites for library buildings 1 6 i o f ncluded gifts money , build ings , build Buildings presented for librar y purpose s 1 3 s u i ng sites, book , m iscellaneous and n Miscellaneous an d undescribed items . . 25 described item s . Unless o therwise stated the gift is to

The donation s o f M r. Carnegi e an d the the public library of the place indicated . Carnegie Corporation combined are about ’ the same as M r. Carn e ie s donations in g A LA BAMA 1 91 2 1 91 1 , being about les s in , the

B n m. E r a . h 2 i mi gh nsley B ranch T ec total amount for th e p ast year being $ , ni ca l books valued at $700 from Tenn essee Cash donati ons from other dono rs

Coal and Iron Company. total nearly three time s th e amount o f E nd West Branch . $500 for books 1 91 1 ; being the amount in

from the C ity Commissioners . 1 91 2 1 91 1 as against in , This

U n n r n s . 2 6 io S p i g 9 vols . from citiz ens . includes the donation given to H a rvard University which is esti mated at l o f ARKANS AS 000 . The tota number volumes given

F rt S m . to libraries is nearly twice as large as in o ith 700 vols . o f new books ’ i fo r 1 91 1 , and sites for l ibrary build ngs are the children s room from a citizen o f more than twice as numerous . The most the city . conspicuous gifts of the year are the C L O A P A I F RNI gift o f M rs . George D . Wi dener, of hila

A a me d . 1 l a 9 vols . from the late Mrs . delphia, to Harvard University of a library P building to cost approximately Ida helps Noy .

Be rk e l e y . University of Califo rn ia l i as a memo ria l to her son , Harry E . Wid

r . b ra y 500 vols . relating to Dutch history , ener, who , as it w ill b e remembered , wa s

law, heraldry and antiquities by M rs . lost in the T itanic disaster ; to St . L F James . de remery . Paul from James J . Hill ; t o T rinity

900 . 2 vols of Spanish philology, College, from J . Pierpont Morgan ; $ 50,

literature, history, architecture, and mis 000 to M anchester, N . H from Frank ll a ne s l e ou J. e na n . c subj ects from C . C P . Carpenter ; the Avery building given to n Coa li ga . from Andrew Ca r Columbia University, costing fro m

ne gi e . S . J . Av ery ; and that o f from M r.

P ll . 1 Carn egie to San Francisco for a public o rt e rv l e $ 00 from La dies Improve

ment Club . library and b ranches . By a recent vote the

Rlv rs l . 0 . p eopl e of that city voted to accept this d o e de $50 in securities fro m E A.

Chas e . nation .

S a n Fra nc ls c o . from Andrew Following i s the fi nancial summary

Carnegie . From Andrew Carnegie and the C ar negie S a n Le a ndro . 1 06 vols . fro m the M isses Co rporation Hut . From o ther donors S a nt a Cla ra . Univers ity of Sa nta Clara .

Gift of law library of late Judge Davi d H . Total Belden ; for law l ibrary from Hon . i In addit on to thes e money gifts the fol John W. Ryland . i low ng were repo rted : S o no m a. $894 donated toward complet 34 AME RICAN LI B RARY AS S OCIATION B ULLE TIN

ing C arnegie building fund by Sonoma G l e n Elly n. from Carnegie Cor ’ o ra tion . Va lley Woman s Club . p

Le n n. i S ta nfo rd U niv e rs it y . M rs . O . B . Do dge xi gto Site for bu lding and fund h L a n gives t o medical department library . for income t rough will of M rs . . S . V

dolah . E xact amount not known until COLORADO estate is settled .

An e . Lo ngmo nt . additional from M tropolis from Andrew Car

ne ie . drew Carn egie . g

M i no n k . A S ite and for th e ere c O EC C C NN TI UT tion o f a public library by th e will of David F L Ha dda m. B rainerd M emorial library . elger, to b e known as the F elger ibrary,

Jr. bequest o f C . S . Brainerd , in memory of Christopher an d Sarah Fe l

Ha rtfo rd . Trinity College . for ge r, parents o f the donor.

i t r s . a library and administrat on buil di ng, gif Mo ri from Andrew Carn egi e .

P . v e . An o f J . ierpont Morgan Rush ill additional from

Ne w Ha ve n. Yal e Univers ity library . drew Carnegie.

volumes includ ing manuscripts and S p ri ng V all e y . from Andrew i notable editions o f Amer can authors, C arnegi e . F o f valued at by Owen . Aldis INDIANA

Chicago . Co rydo n. from Carnegie Cor o E . S c ot la nd. $500 b e quest from Burt n po ra tio n . L eavitt . ‘ n F K e d a llv ill e . from Carneg i e S out h Cov e nt ry . by Henry .

Corporation . Dimock fo r a building and maintenance of K night stown. additional from library . Name has been changed to Booth

Andrew C arnegie . Dimock M emorial L ibrary , Inc .

Not re Dam e . Univ ersity o f Notre Dame .

’ E H r F LORIDA ntire library o f Rev . Hugh O a a Mc

Sha ne, o f Chicago, consisting o f valuable Ocala . additional from Andrew

philosophical , historical and philological Carnegie . work. G EORGIA O a k la nd . from Carnegie Cor

Bo s t o n. from Carn egie Corpora p o ra tio n .

ti o n. Tho rnto n. from Carnegie Cor

Eato nto n. fo r a book fund , gift of po ra tio n .

u o f L . W . K . Pr dden ansing, M ich , as a IOW A

memorial o f his father and mother. Eld e n. additional from Andrew V aldosta . from Carnegie Cor

Carnegie . po ra tio n. Mit ch e llv ill e . $500 by the w ill of Cora Bai nb ridge . from Carnegie Cor V . Pinney. po ra tio n . S rne igou y . from Andrew Car IDAH O ne gi e .

Ca ldw e ll. from Carnegie Cor KANSAS

no ration .

Ch e rry v a l e . from C arnegie Co r LL N S I I OI po ra tion . B ro o kfle ld. from C arnegie Cor Co lu mb u s . from Carnegie Co r

pot ati on. po ra tio n .

Chlc a o. i . r s b o rn . g Art Inst tute th ough O e from An drew Carnegie .

the . to an h t . will of D . H Burnham establish c l a fr om Carnegie Co r a h rc it ectural library . pot ation . AME RICAN LIB RARY ASSOCIATION B ULLE TIN 3 5

K ENTUC KY Titanic di saster ; wing t o be built on Har v ard University library build ing to house s . Da nv llle . C entral Univer ity collecti on of rare books willed to the Har from Andrew C arnegie. v ard library by H . E . Widener. r Ho pki ns v llle . f om Carnegie Che lms fo rd . Le gacy of $200 from Miss Corporation . Maria L . Reed . h t P P MAIN E Co a s s e . aul ratt Memorial li r b ra y. by the will o f M iss Mary L. i O a kl a nd. from Andrew Carn eg e . William s .

Co nc ord . by the will of M iss

LOUIS IANA Martha R . Hunt .

De dha m. by the will o f M is s Ne w O rl e a ns . additional from

Catherine Lam so n . Andrew Carnegie . Ea s t B ridge wate r. from estate o f Tulane University . 500 vols . ,

W. A . Rus t. bequest o f Maj . B . M . Harrod . Ea s t o n. by the will o f Cyrus

L othrop . L MARY AND o f L . Gos he n. $950 from estate J . Bab cock ; $4 25 from estate o f E mogene Pyn Ba ltimo re . E noch P ratt Free L ibrary .

chon. Site for branch library No . 1 7, to b e built — G re at Ba rri ngt o n Hous a to nic . $500 o ut of the C a rnegie fund, given by Mrs .

from M rs. Tulla ; $ 600 from Hou satonic L eon Lauer, in memory of her husband .

Library an d E ntertainment Club . Fre de rick. S ite valued at for

Ha mllt o n. $500 by will Of Dr. Justin the C . Burr Artz public library , bequeathed

Allen . by Mrs . M argaret E . S . Hood, to be o f available only when the fund is in th e Ha ns o n. $500 by will M r . T . S .

Mitchell . hands of the trustees .

Hol b ro ok . the income to be

u sed for the support of the library , from AS S C H S E S M A U TT E M r. . E . Holb rook .

A rli ngto n. for the pre servation La k e v llle . Site for library buil ding by and increase o f its collection o f p rints , heirs o f M r. Luther Washburn ; from Winfield Robbins . from Andrew C arnegie .

L n . M At hol . from Andrew Carn egie . a e s b orough By the will o f rs .

Att l e b o ro . additional from D . H . Maria H . Newton, the library has received

Smith . money for a building . ’ L n Aub u rn. $1 1 4 from Auburn M en s Club . yn . bequest from the late B n P osto . by the will of Frank Joseph N . Smith ; from John age

Clement of Newton ; as an endow Woodbury . ment fund for books by the will of Cathe M a lde n. B equest of from Mrs . rine Knapp . M ary W . F . Smith .

d. 1 n e re . B r 00 . E . oxfo $ from Mrs Sudan . Wil Mo t y from heirs of Mrs in F kins , m emory of her mother, Mrs . E liza rank Conley . beth W. Killam . Ne wt o n. W . M . Bulliv ant has given

B re wst e r. Income from by the money for a memorial library at West will o f the late Joseph Nickerson . Newton .

m . Ca b r d e . h n. L i g Harvard University New S a ro by will of ucius Clapp . library building to cost about o ne million S hi rl e y . $250 by will Of Samuel Long dollars , gift o f M rs . George D . Widener, of ley . P i h ladelphia, as a memori al to her son, S o me rv ill e . from Andrew Ca r E Harry . Widener, who was lost in the ne gi e . 36 AMERICAN LIBRARY ASSOCIATION B ULLETIN

o f E S p ringfi e ld. from the e state MINN S OTA a J. L . Shipley $500 from M iss M rgaret ; B e ns o n. from Carnegie Corpo ra

Shipley ; $250 from . H. S kinner ; H tion ; for site by public sub scri ption . toward the site of the Memorial S uare q Mi nne a polis . from Carnegie

B ran ch o f the city library, from the Corporation for four branches .

Sprin eld Street Railway Company . gfi St . Pa ul . for a special refer o f S toughton . by the will the ence library donated by James J . H ill ; late M ar y E . Farrington, to b e used o nly for s ite by public subscription . for pictures, statuary, and interior decora S S S ti ons . MI S I IPPI f To psfi e ld . B y the will o Dr . J . A . A mo ry . from Andrew Carn egie . L amson the residue Of his estate goes to his widow and upon her death goes MIS S OURI

to . the library M e xico . from Carnegie Cor

T n s b o ro ugh. from th e will of n y g po ra ti o , and site, valued at from

M iss Mary E . B ennett ; from the . w ill M r. and M rs . J . L . L lewellyn . of Frederick B lanchard to b e used for ' , t . L S ouis . Washington University . L a w repairs o n the building . library by b equest of the late Gen . John

W a l e s . Under the prov ision of the will W . Noble . o f M r . H . A . M c Fa rl a nd, his widow has the M NTANA benefit of his estate and after her death O a large part o f it goes to the town for the Missoul a . from Andrew Carnegie fo r second story to building . erection o f a library .

W a l pol e . $500 as a perpetual care fund, N EBRAS KA by the will Of Mis s L ucy Jane Gould . Full e rt o n. from Carnegie Cor W e stmi nst e r. B y the will o f M anson

po ra tio n . n Haws, was left a s a fund , the i Gibb o n. ( Fo r Gibbon township and come to b e used for the support o f the town) , from Carnegie Corporation . library . G t n w n n ’ ra t a To ship a d City of O Ne ill. W e y mouth . F ogg L ibrary . $1 00 from

from Carnegie Corporation . the Stetson Shoe CO. and $25 from the S e wa rd . from Carnegie Corpora Old Colony Club .

tion . W i nche ndo n. B equest o f $500 from W a yne . additional from Andrew Mrs . Helen M . Stanley .

Carnegie . W orc e st e r. Site fo r a branch library NEW E given by M essrs . M . J . W hitt al and Alfred HAMP S HIR Thomas ; $1 00 from estate of M iss M ary Bo w . New library building to be pre

J . Sheedy . sented by Hon . H . M . Baker, upon land

donated by him . C G MI HI AN H a nove r. John Curtis free public l i

A n . b ra r . lp e a from C arnegie Cor y by bequest of M rs . E mily pot ation . H . H itchcock .

h n. L a n he t e r. L C e b oyga ibrary site donated by M c s ibrary building, probably

Michigan State Telephone Company . to cost about by Frank P . Car

Colo n. to Colon township for a pe nt e r . n library building . W ilto . donated by Davi d

ra n L Ho G d e dge . from Carnegie Gregg ; from th e estate o f n.

Corporation . Charles H . Burn s ; and, by the wi ll of H n o a d . . ll Western Th eological Semi Mrs . O J . Lewis , th e library is to receive ’ . i . nary for a suitable l brary buil d Mr Lewis personal library, also for in Dr g, by . John W . B eardslee . a book fun d .

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b ro k . P 0 G le n i ris . Hand some and commodious Mill o ledge of $6 0 a year, in

l P . buil d ing , p rovided for in wi l of W. lieu of that amount pledged by the village us Letchworth , for library and m eum to b e when the new bu ilding was erected, given F mai nta ined in connection with the by H . H . lagler .

a to w k . P acre park in the Genesee V lley, left Moha roperty worth left

the p eople of the state in his w ill . to the village for library pu rposes by the i F G love rs v ill e . Four pictures, illustrat ng late . U . Weller on the death o f his

- well known fairy stories, from the family widow, now made available through th e L P o of the late librarian, A. . eck . deceas e f the latter . nt Gos he n. $1 4 0 fro m unnamed patrons . Mo gom e ry . $3 99 contributed by v ari us G ra nv e . P 200 o t . ill ember library , $ from a pa rons

K . friend . Mt. isco New edition of the E ncy

H b u . 22 . o B ritt a ni c a a m rg $ 5 from several supporters clop dia , from Atherton W .

Ha ve rs traw . fo r endowment, Curtis .

a e . 500 Ma xfi l from a friend . N pl s $ to the e d M emori al L o f He uv e lt o n. $4 1 5 from variou s donors . ibrary the Naples High School from M a xfie ld l l r . J P . . . . Highland Fa s . $ 980 f om Mrs . D H w Morgan and daughter. Ne Ro c he ll e . from Andrew

Hoos ic k Falls . for buildin g and Carnegie fo r new buildin g .

N w Y k C t . . e r endowment by will of the late C . A o i y Columb ia University . i o Cheney . Avery build ng for library f architecture 1 Hudso n Fa lls . $ 95 from several and art, costing from S . J . friend s. Avery ; law library of R . R . Campbell, n i Hunt i ngt o . $500 from M artha Loo mi s . number ng volumes, given by Maria

l Iio n. $1 00 from unnamed friend . L . Campbell ; $250 for books o n the Near E it hac a . Cornell University library . ast, from C . R . Crane ; library of John E 1 2 Valuable collectio n of more than rickson, numbering 0 volumes an d a v olumes o f books o n agriculture, belong Moliere collection of 4 00 volumes given ing to the late P rofessor John C raig, by W . C . Church ; 1 50 volumes for the d e m n donated by Mrs . Craig . pa rt e t o f botany, given by Professor s 1 94 J a s p e r. S ite for building, from anony Curtis and Morgan ; volumes, includ mous donor. ing the works o f James Thomson, given

L . o Jo h nst ow n. $1 4 0 from unnamed so urce . by J . Mc Nash ; f r the B ryson library ,

’ n 1 0 Jo rda ville . $300 from Mrs . Douglas T eachers College, $ 0 from a friend .

Robinson . Public library . Half o f his

n s t n. 4 00 . Ki g o $ from various donors residuary estate, estimated at high value,

L . 2 o a nca st e r $ 00 from unnamed donors . and his private library , by will f W . A .

Lawy e rs ville . $1 00 from C . S idney Sp encer ; collecti ons of books , prints, etc ., 1 Shepard . each numbering more than 00 volumes ,

Lima. $250 by will of Mary L . Woo dard . were receiv ed as follows : 992 volumes

Litt l e Fa lls . La w l ibrary and collection from the American Monthly Review o f o f maps, profile and field book s and Rev iews ; 1 67 from the B ab son System 3 for endowment, by w ill o f Watts T . 4 09 from the B arnard School ; 1 8 from

Loomis . Mari e Caldwell ; 1 1 5 fr om Andrew Car n i 6 L n t n. 1 e e 3 3 r . 5 7 ivi gs o Bu ilding and $ 00 for cur g ; 7 f om G B . Carter ; volumes, rent expenses , from M iss Ida Potts . and plates (the latter illustrating L yo ns . for library building French costume s) , from M rs . Henry fr om Andrew Carnegie . Draper ; 1 1 6 volumes from Wilberforce E Ma yv ill e . Book case and 700 volumes E ames ; volumes from the quitable

from the l ibrary o f the late Albion W . Life Assu rance Co . ; 1 05 volumes from W . ur e u e 2 P To ge , given by Mrs . E mma K . To rg e . L. Fairbanks ; 26 from Gregg ublish ing AMERICAN LIB RARY AS SOCIATION BULLE TIN 39

G rifii th 506 P rt W a n o n. 1 25 Co . ; 1 79 from the M isses ; o shi gt $ from friends .

2 2 2 P k e e e . from R . S . Guernsey ; fro m Isabelle ough psi Vassa r College lib rary. no ha n 1 1 Hardie ; 1 85 from J . F . K e r c ; 0 from unnamed donor.

1 9 ne c f . in from Knickerbocker Guide Co . ; 7 from Rhi lif high class securi k o iz e r 1 23 n E . Koll ; 1 04 from K ra c w ; from ties for perma ent endowment o f the

L - George Iles ; 23 2 municipal reports sent by M emorial ibrary, from ex Vice President L P 3 5 Italian cities ; 2 57 volumes and evi . Morton .

’ c fi d pamphlets from the M anufacturers Li Ri h e l S p rings . $500 by will of late

. E b ra ry; 1 62 from J . J . Murphy ; 1 69 from A . M rs G . W . arll .

Nardecchia ; from National Short Roc he s t e r. 853 volumes from the li b ra r ’ hand Reports As sociation ; 1 70 from New y of the late Joseph O c onnor . k York E vening Po st ; 2 1 4 from New York Roc vill e Ce nt e r. Plate glass windows 2 L E 1 9 r i in Herald ; 00 from . . Opdyke ; 5 f om for new bu ld g fro m Joseph E lias .

me . Publishers Weekly ; 1 65 from M rs . Russell Ro Jervis library. by will

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2 3 52 Of . P Sage ; 1 0 from Frances Savona ; from the late W J . . Kings ley, formerly ’ 2 o f Students Volunteer Movement ; 1 7 from president the library.

un L k . E . d a e 1 M rs . C . . Townsend Ro $ 50 from various donors .

. . . . . xb r . 54 5 R . R Y M C A library Ro u y $ from Helen M . Gould .

ss e . from a friend . Ru ll for endowment, fro m

- N e w a rk Va ll e y . Tappan Spaulding li S . H . Knox o f Buffalo .

. J ns v e . 1 6 brat y . by will of Nancy Burbank , St oh ill 0 volumes of new income to be used to keep building in re books, from J. H . Reaney .

a ra na L k . pair. S c a e $1 3 0 from unnamed

N e wf a ne . 4 68 volumes, from various givers.

e r m n. donors . Sh a $350 for new furnishings o f

o f . No rwood . $350 by charter members building, from O W. Norto n .

F S d ne . 1 new library ; 1 27 volumes from Rev . G . . i y $ 75 from unnamed source .

a m a k 1 00 . J . E . k ne t e e s . B b c and volumes from Mrs S a a l for endowment, by l Boynton . wi l of late Alice S . Mosely.

m wn. e b r . 2 0 Ogd ns u g $ 5 from unnamed S ithto Site for building by Mrs . S . source . C . Butler ; for building from various

u . . Ov id. $3 00 for new f rniture , from Mrs donors

dus . 1 20 B enedict of Cal iforn ia . So $ from unnamed source .

we . S a m n. 20 O go . Coburn library Mahogany cases outh pto $ 0 from friend .

ut ld . oo . . 375 and valuable b ks from Mrs Gershon W So ho $ from various patrons .

t a m d. 21 0 Clark . S for $ from unnamed fr iends .

Oyst e r Ba y. $270 from unnamed do Sy ra cus e . fo r branch o f public nors . l ibrary for south side o f city, from South

’ Pe e k s k ill . 200 volumes to form the Side Business M an s Association .

uxe d . 4 00 nucleus o f an historica l collection, fr om T o $ from several patrons .

t . u S . D . Horton . U ica tru st f nd, th e interest to n Pe nn Ya . $1 4 5 from unnamed source . be used for book purchases, has now b e

Pe rry . for new building, fro m come available through the death of Mrs . 2 Andrew Carnegie . A . J . Up son ; 59 volumes o f mu sical

Ple a s a nt V a ll e y. $1 30 fro m anonymous scores, contributed by th e B Sharp Musi

980 v . source . cal Club ; $ gi en by anonymous donors

Pl e as a nt v ill e . $200 from friends . Va ll e y Fa ils . $1 00 toward cost o f s ite P nt H 2 M oc a ico ills . $ 00 from John D . for new buil ding, given by rs . Nellie

Rockefeller . Lape . P n W w o rt Je ffe rs o . $1 00 from unnamed a t e rt o n. Fl ower Memorial Library .

urc . of P so e Valuable library the late Roswell . 40 AMERICAN LIBRARY ASSOCIATION BULLE TIN

o f LAH MA Flower, consisting of 1 5 cases books, O K O given by his heirs . Mus koge e. ad ditional from An

W e st ha mpt o n. $1 50 from unnamed drew Carnegie . friends . ’ r E Yo n k e rs . Woman s Institute libra y . OR GON

1 1 0 . $ from unnamed source Cuthb e rt . from Carnegie Cor

po ra t io n . NORTH CARO LINA Hood Rive r. from C arnegie Cor o ra t io n As he v ille . Pack M emorial library . $1 , p . i 700 ( estimated) given by the Pack family Mc Minnv lle . from Andrew Car

s . for improvements . negi n O ta rio . from Carnegie Corpora

NORTH DAKOTA tion .

Po rt la nd . for four branches J a m e stow n. Jamestown College. Li b ra ry buil ding presented by anonymous from Carnegie Corporation .

Unio n. $500 additional from Andrew donor .

Carnegie . O HIO P ENNSYLV ANIA n. Cha rdo from Andrew Carnegie .

Ci ncin na ti . under the will o f All e ntow n . through s ub s c rip

F loris A . Sackett, which through an i n tion . B t e re s t in the residuary estate, may amount e thle h e m . Free l ibrary o f the B e thl e to the income to be used in the hems . A building site at M arket and New purchas e of b ooks . Streets , from a group of citizens . B Clev e land . Western Reserve Historical lai rsv ill e . B lairsville F ree library . $200 ill a e r Society . About 800 vols . , including a ver y from M iss M h us for books on

fine collection on the history of costume . music . r Columb us . and all books except Ca n e gie . Andrew Carnegie free library . f o . J . law library by bequest Gen ohn W additional endowment from M r ,

Noble . Carnegi e .

Fosto ri a . as residuary legatee of Clifto n He ight s . Gift of a ston e build

o L Mc l e a n . i n the estate f the late ouisa C g used as a parsonage, from the trustees n Gib so b u rg . from Andrew Car o f the New Jeru salem Church, for a free i ne g e . library and a socia l center .

e n An H rd . Napol o . additional from a v e rfo Haverford College library . drew Carnegie . Stack buil ding to hold vols . by an Pa d n C n ul i g ou ty . from Car anonymous donor.

L n t . o f negis Corporation . a cas e r A gift in stocks P k n ic e ri gto n. ( Fo r town and township from Frank Brenneman . k combined) , from Andrew Carnegie . M a uc h Chu n . Dimmick M emorial li

P me r . o oy from Andrew Car b ra ry. by the will of Mrs . Mary negis . Packer Cummings o f Sayre .

O b e rli n. Oberl in College library . No rt h Ea st . for a memorial li anonymous gift . b ra ry by the will o f John C . McCo rd.

Tiffin. P 2 from Andrew Carnegie . Pe nns b u rg. erkiom en Semi nary . $ 0,

W a a k n . L i p o e ta By the will of the late . 000 from Andrew Carneg e .

U . Blume, the Board o f E ducation will t e Phila d e l phi a . Free l ibrary . vol c e ive fo r a Y. M . C . A . and library umes of law books and endowment ’ after the wife s death . from the collection from William Brooke

W e s v e . ll ill from Andrew C ar Ra wle . negi s . S out h Be t hle he m . Free Library of the AME RICAN LIBRARY AS S OCIATI ON BULLETIN 4 1 '

o Bethlehem s . $500 fo r books from the York, daughter f the founder of the l i

’ South Bethl ehem T eacher s Club to th e b ra ry.

s South B ethlehem Branch . Na hvill e . from C arnegie Co r o ra t io n W a lli ngfo rd . F urness Free lib rary . p for bra nch for white

from the late Dr. Horace Howard people, fo r branch for colored .

Fur ness . people) .

Yo rk. for the erection of a Vanderb ilt University. By b e

o f . public library, and fo r its maintenance the quest Dr W . J . Vaughn, formerly o f the income of more by the will o f Mil chair of mathematics , his library, contain i n ton D . Martin . The bequest b ecomes g books on mathematic s and many

Operative upon the death o f his w ife . Russian works . T EXAS

RHO DE IS LAN D r n Co sic a a . $700, gift o f Capt . James

’ w . G a r itt . . . P N e po rt P eople s library . George G . , Capt C H Allyn, and S . A . ace .

24 G ne v e . King has given his brick house, with , ai s ill from Carnegie Cor

o ra tio n . 000 square feet of land, for l ibrary pur p

G m r. poses . il e from Carn egie Corpora

Redwoo d library . by tion .

P . the will o f Mrs . Mary E . W . P erry . a l e stin e from Carn egie Co r

o ra i n Pro v id e nc e . Athenaeum library . p t o .

Me m s . $ vols . from heirs o f the late Holder Borden phi from Andrew Car

s . Bowen . negi m n Brown University . Corthell e n Sh e r a . from C arnegie Cor

o ra tio n . gine e ring library of vols . and pa mph p E lets, with endowment, from lmer UTA H

L . Corthell , S c . D. ; Chambers Dante c o l Ce da r Cit y. from Carnegie Cor lection o f about vols . and p amphlets , po ra t io n . gift o f Henry D . Sharpe . G . arland from Andrew Carn egie .

Public library . from Dr. Rich mo nd . from C arnegie Cor

Oliver H . Arnol d . po ra t io n .

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Da nv ill e . from M r. Morrill o f - , C r e n . f ha l sto vols . b y bequest o

New York . Gen . G . G . Greenough .

Guilfo rd . 2 00 vol s . from Mrs . Lucy La tta. from Carnegie Corpora

Glov er, and 2 00 vols . from M rs . C . F . Rams tion .

dell . S O UT H DAKOTA ~ Pit t s fo rd Fo w le r. 1 50 volumes from M iss H ot S pri ngs . additional from E mily Dutton Proctor.

An drew Carnegie . Proct o r. A new lib rary building fro m

M rs . Re dfie ld Proctor, as a memorial to T ENN ES S E E her daughter, Mrs . Arabella P roctor

Le b a n n. o Castle Heights Training Holden .

. L n o f School ibra ry build ing ( estimated cost , Ra dol ph . Valuable collection books gift of Rutherford Par es of o f k , by legacy Willis Chandler ,

. n Dallas, Tex R e a di g ( Fe lchvill e ) . The will of Clar

a rt n. M i from Carnegie Corpora ence W . Marks of Chicago l eaves the Gil

. tion b ert A . Davis library a legacy of m e s . Co s s itt . M phi library from St . Alb a ns . M rs Oliver C . Stevens in , ,

. Co s s itt Jouilla r d o f M rs Helen New memory of her husband, has given the 4 2 AME RICAN LIB RARY AS S OCIATION BULLE TIN

F k n n Warner Home for Little Wanderers a li o rt At i so . for a new public

b ra r a E . l y for the children, an d has remod eled libr ry by Henry Southwe l, of Chicago .

and refurnished the lib rary room . The only stipulation is that it b e called i F S h e lb urne . from Mrs . W . S . the Dw ght oster public library, in o f Webb . memory the pioneer s ettler o f F o rt n S p ri gfie ld . l egacy of M rs . Jane Atkinson .

Fo x L k . M . Dana, the income to b e devoted to the a e $500 donated by C . H . E purchase o f books for the town library . ggleston for furn ishing the new rooms of

’ ’ t n. . S wa n o King s Daughters C ircle . the public library ” “ n The o ld C entral House lot to be u s ed as Kilb our . from An drew Car s a building lot for a librar y given by Mrs . negi .

M w u e . L Ach sa B . Cushman . il a k e ib rar y site by Silas J . and L W a it s fie ld . Lib ra ry room in a new town John J . lewellyn .

ro e . Lo t hall, the money for the building being given Mon adjo ining l ibrary has been E i L by a former re sident, Mr . G . A. Joslyn , presented to city by dw n udlow, and i now of Omaha . also several hundred dollars for mprov in W illia mstow n. 1 25 volumes from the g the lecture roo m .

P . h l late Hen ry S . B aker o f Boston, al so from lymouth t rough the wi l of E him a collection o f curio s ; a case for the Clemena . Smith for a library build ing.

- P r u S a c . a e d J . . safe keeping o f these curi os from M iss r i i Hon . C Tripp o donated for the ere ction of a Abbie H . Baker f Boston , sister of the

village hall and library building . deceased ,

Ra ci ne . fr om Andrew Carnegie W AS HI NGTO N fo r a branch library.

Aub urn. fr om Carnegie Corpo ra Re e d s b u rg. through the will of tion . the late M rs . Ward .

Cla rks t o n a nd Vi ne la nd . ( Combined)

from Andrew Carnegie . CANADA Po rt Tow ns e nd . fr om Carnegie

Corpo ration. ONTARIO P uya llup . from Andrew Car Be a ve rt o n. additional from An negis . drew C arnegie .

S po k a ne . Two lots valued at Ch e sl e y. fr om An drew Car for a site fo r a branch library from Sylves negi s . ter Heath ; also fro m C arnegie El mi ra . additional from Andrew

Corporation, for two branch library build Carnegie . ings . Ne w Ha mb urg. from C arnegie

W alla W a lla . Whitman College is the Corporation . recipient o f the E sther Nil sson memori al Wa t fo rd . from C arnegie Cor fund for library purposes, given by Mr . noration . and M rs . Andrew Nilsson, of Dayt on, W hitb y. additional from Andrew

Wash ., in memory o f their daughter. Carnegi e .

W I SCON S IN SAS KATC HEW AN

Ba rr n. o from Carnegie Corpora Re gi na . ad ditional from Andrew tion . Carn egie . L o f W e s t e rn rv ETIN Ade lb e rt Coll e ge . Re s e e BULL n v n h U i ., Cle ve la d, O io . ( G e o rge F.

OF THE S t ro ng, In. ) 5 63 1 .

Al len Florence I . ref . ln . Colgate Univ . L AMERICAN LIBRARY , , . . 56 81 Hamilton , N Y ,

Are nt s Grace E . founder Are nt s F . L ASSOCIATION , ,

Richmond, Va . 5693 .

H . . . L . o f Iss ued in Ave ry, Maurice , asst Order Div

r M Ma r U LY Snm ua ns u m Jam a , a cs , , J , Con gress , Washin gton , D . C . 5 634 . Novnunnn Babcock, Helen S ., stud . Training Class P .

L . . 629 . T su i t o ce a nd t he u e t n is , Chicago , Ill 5 he re is no bsc r p i n pri , B ll i h a t n se nt o n ly t o m e mb e rs o f t e As s o c i io . Ba lch , Ruth , c a tlgr . Newberry

Ill . 563 9 . AMERI CAN LI BRARY ASSOCIATI O N L Basset, Elsie L ., desk asst . Clark Univ . — e u c ar Ch c a o . es d nt e n E. e e Pr i H ry L gl r, P bli libr y, i g Worcester, Mass . 571 3 . - s d — n F s t c e P e ent E . B . A de s o n Pu c a ir Vi r i r , bli libr ry , L e w o B ingham, Jessie W asst . Hammond N Y rk . o n e- e nt— m a As s o S ec d c r s de Ma F . Is o Vi P i ry , Libr ry Chicago Theological Sem in ary, Chicago ,

c ia i on t a nd r . t , Por l , O e Ill . 5694 . Exe c ut ve B o a d— The e s de nt two v c e - es de nt s i r pr i , i pr i a nd Black, E lizabeth L asst . in charge Dept . e ut na m a o Co s W a s n on H e t f n e s h t . rb r P , Libr ry gr , i g 2 . o f Sociology P . L . , B rooklyn , N . Y . 5 68 ur d ht a K ns as t o . P B . W rig , Publi c libr ry, a Ci y, M W nd ws ohn e a h c o C . . A re , J Cr r r libra ry, C i a g . E . . . Brasch , Frederick , asst Stanford Univ

d u a e ve n . n a A. a s t ma n c C a d Li E , P bli libr ry, l l

L . 5 673 . H. C . W e ma n a As s o c at on S n fie d Stanford University Cal ll , Libr ry i i , pri g l , ,

Ma s s . B rewer Helen stud . Carnegie L . Training T W Koch n ve s t o f M c h an a nn , , . . , U i r i y i ig libr ry, A

Ar o . b r Sch . , Atlanta , Ga . 5650 . — S e cr e t a eo e . t e 78 E . W a s h n t o n Stre et ry G rg B U l y, i g , B rown George Dobbin asst . ref. ln . Prince h c o , , C i ag .

ue — u h a o t o n Univ . L P rinceton , N . J . 5 674 . T e as a . Rode n a C c r r r C rl B , P bli c libr ry, i g .

B rown , Gwendolen , b r . ln . Bushwick Br . e u v s— h n Ex c t e o ffic e . W a s n t o t e t h c o i 78 E i g S r e , C i ag ,

Il l . P . L . , B rooklyn , N . Y . 5683 .

Charlton, Alice, Univ . o f Minn . L . , M in L B A Y PE I R R NSIONS neapolis , Minn . 571 2 .

E . P . L The executive office of the A . L . A . Cobb , leanor, ln Oak ark High Sch

P III. 5 71 0 . wishes to know of libraries o f the United Oak ark,

States o r Canada which hav e in op era Cran dle, Inez , ln . Dimmick M em . L Mauch

Chunk Pa . 571 1 . tion a pension system , o r which may b e ,

C ro sier Florence L . l s t . asst . child . In . plann ing to institute such a system . The , ,

o . P. L . 5701 . librarian o f any such library will confer a L rain B r Cleveland , Ohio

F B . ca tl r . . . favor on the secretary if he will write him Curri e, lorence , g Univ of Wash

L . S eattle Wash . 5 695 . briefly outl ining any such system o r plan . , ,

L . Davidson , I sabel , stud . Carnegie Train L B Y DED CA A I RAR I TIO N PROGR MS in g Sch . , Atlanta, Ga . 5651 .

v A. s . P . L . The executive office woul d like to m ake a Da idson, Anna , a st Carn egie ,

B radford , Pa . 5666 . collection of lib rary dedication program s,

L L . . . P . L . and would v ery much appreciate receipt of Davis , etty ucile, stud N Y Sch

5667. two copies o f all such p rograms fro m all N . Y . C ity .

Dawley, Katharine, In . P . L L e Mars , Ia. libraries, large o r small , which have held

dedica tion o r openin g exercises in the past 5 684 .

De G ra ffe nrie d, E lwyn , stud . Carnegie L . ten years o r so .

Training Sch . , Atl a n ta , Ga. 5652 . NEW M EM B ERS a F F M . i n . P . L . P t De l osse, rederick , , e er o Abb tt, Mabel Louise, asst. P . L. , N. Y . bo rough , Ont . 5 703 . 2 City . 569 . Dobbins , E lizabeth Vaughn, In. American 4 4 AMERICAN LIBRARY AS SOCIATION BULLE TIN

. M c Co mb s F Telephone Telegraph Co Accounting , Charles stud . N . Y . S tate L .

L 1 S t . . . . 5 696 . . 5 Dey , N Y City Sch , Albany, N . Y . 5 64 0 .

P L . . Dolezal Frank J ., head shelver, . , St c c r k e , M o mic Th ologica l S e mi na ry L. , Chi

Louis Mo . 5 685 . a I , ll. Re v. J hn F L ns In. c go , ( o , yo , )

B . c a tl r . P . L . Drake, Ruth radley, asst g , 5 63 6 .

Cincinnati, Ohio . 5659. Marklun d, Nelson , asst . class . Newberry

L In . E aton , Al ice . , The Norman Williams L Chicago , Ill . 5 64 3 .

P . L . . 5 64 7. , Wood stock, Vt a a h e t M ss c us tts Institu e of Te c hnology, n E ckel E lizabeth , child . I . Dayton S t . B r. , B n Ma s . osto , s ( R . P. Bige low, In. ) 5 69 1 .

P . L . Cincinn ati, Ohio . 5 66 0 . , A. c a l r . Masson, Annie , chief t g . P . L , Ot

n . r Falley, E lea or W asst No thwestern tawa, Ont . 5707.

4 2 . Univ . L . , E vanston, Ill . 5 6 D. P L M etcalf, Keyes , stud . N . Y . . . Sch N . B Fauteux , Ae gidius , chief ln . ibliotheque Y . C ity . 5 670 .

P . 5705 . Saint Sulpice, Montreal , Q . E . c a tl . . Morton , M ary , gr P L London, Ont .

a l r . . In . Fitch , E thel H . , advanced c t g ref 5 698.

61 . P . L . , Cincinnati, Ohio . 56 Murray, Annie May, care o f Co l . C . H .

Ham mond Otis G . supt . N . H . Hi storical , , F Murray, ort Rob in son, Neb . 5 704 .

Society L . Concord N . H . 5 675 . , , L Murray, Clara us ma, stud . N . Y. P . L .

P . c a tl r . P . L . Hayward Ruth , , asst g , Cin . . 1 Sch . , N Y C ity. 5 67 .

c inn a t i Ohio . 5662 . , E Osgoo d , Mrs . dward L ., trus . Hopedale Herrman B essie head i n . Tula re County ' , , L M em . ., Hopedale, M ass . 56 99. F . L . Visalia, Cal . 5 706 . , P arsons , Mrs . E mma K charging clerk L l s . . P . L Hicks , Mary ydia, t asst ln

. L . Univ of M issouri , Columbia, Mo . E vansville, Ind . 5 709 .

’ 5 64 8. i li k s k o n Hje l mqvi s t , Fredrik , Forste B b o t e Pfe ifi r e , Helen head o f Creative Dept . F . i n , s ul e n t K . E c k l e s a s t ik d e pa rt e me t e t ,

P . L ., St . Joseph Mo . 5 677 , . 0 . Stockholm , Sweden . 5 63 - Place, F rank, jr . , asst . N . Y . Academy o f nn n L . . Holt , Jean M a cK i o , in charge Dept - - Medicine L 1 7 1 9 21 West 4 3rd St N . Y . The Macmillan Co N . Y . City . 5 686 .

City . 5 638. In . Hood , Ida Richard son , asst . American P l ooley Mary Helen, asst . c a t gr . P . L Museum Natural History L ., N . Y . C ity .

“ C inci nnati, Ohio . 5 663 . 5 6 76 . ’ Potter, Alice E lizabeth, asst . in Reader s Jacobsen , Karl T asst . class . Univ . of Chi

Dept . Univ . of Chicago L Chicago, Ill . cago L Chicago, Ill . 56 4 1 .

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P E . . L owell, lizabeth B desk as st P . , L . 5 632 . Illinois , Urbana , I ll ,

Buffalo , N . Y . 5 688. Kemp, E mily , stud . Carnegie L . Train ing

i . Reinke, Carol ne E , chief of Useful Arts Sch Atlanta, Ga . 5653 .

Dept . P . L Cincinnati Ohio . 56 65 , , Kennedy, Robert M c Mill a n, ln . Univ . of

Rorer Nellie stud . C ar ne ie L . Tra inin 5 3 . , , g g South Carolina, Columbia, S . C . 6 7

Sch . Atl an ta Ga. 5 654 . E Ma c B rid a tl . , , King, lizab eth e , c gr Legal

Rossell, Mary E llis , stud . N . Y . P . L . Sch . , Dept . American T el ephone Telegraph

N . Y . City . 5672 . Co . , 1 5 Dey St N . Y . City . 5 668.

Ruzicka Joseph , boo b inder 1 06 Clay St n . . L , k , La nsi g, Paul in e D , order clerk P

Baltimore Md . 5 635 . ufia l o . . 8 . , B , N Y 5 6 7

ln . Am L n Sherman, Clarenc e E dgar, asst. e wi so n, L eah , hr . i n . 1 1 5th S t. B r. P . L .,

herst Coll . L ., Amherst, Mass . 5 64 4 . N . Y . City, 5 697. S idha shra m S ri L P . . . . L . , Swami B rahma Nath , Vi ewis , Willard , stud N Y S tate

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KAATERS K I LL TRAVEL ANNO U NCEM ENTS S CHEDU LE OF S ES S I ONS Po s r' CONF ERENCE TR I P NEw ME MB ER S KAATERS K I L L PROG RAM REC ENT PUB L I CATI ONS l

KAATE RS K I L L CONF E R E NCE

Fina l Tra ve l Anno unce me nt s

Ka a t e rs k ill n Hotel station is on the Ul ster Va . Tickets are o sale June 1 9 to 2 5,

Delaware R . R and is reached via good returning June 26 to July 7. So many

Y. o r Kingston , N . , Oneonta, N . Y . There restrictions are made that the Trav el Com vi i i s also a connection a Cats kill and th e m tt e e does not recommen d their use . The E Otis l evating Railway to Otis Summit, rate is not much cheaper than the regular where the hotel carriages will m eet trains . summer excursion ( from New York City e It is somewhat cheaper and quicker this it is more expensiv ) , it requires that way from Albany and from points i n New tickets b e bought only to the gateways Of En gland , and th e West via Albany , but a the Catskills , and there local full fare change of cars is necessary at Catskill tickets must be purchased and baggage re f E and again at the base o the Otis levating checked . It restricts ret urn journey to

Railway . within o n e week o f adjournment, and a i lows no stopov ers except at Albany and S PEC AL L AD RA ES I RAI RO T Utica ( ten days ) , and unless one hundred persons use this certificate plan no re From Middl e At la nt ic S t at e s duction from doubl e the one-way fare will

v Th e only special rate granted this year be made . The committee does not belie e L for the A . . A . Conference is that of one that there will be one hundred certificates .

- ’ fifths fo r i o n t n. fare and thre e round tr p , Do n t us e c e r ificat e pla v the certificate plan , from points in the Therefore , the only way to sa e anything

L - T runk ine territory . This includes terri over double the o ne way fare is to pur

o f E o f - to ry west New ngland , east and chase , where possible , summer round trip B f E P K a a rs k including u falo , ri e and ittsburgh , and excursion tickets to Hotel t e ill , or

h al l south to Washington and Charleston , W . Otis Summit . T ese are good summer 50 AME RICAN LI B RARY AS SOCIATION B ULLETIN

P ( see under New York , hiladelphi a and Boston , New York and Chicago . Detailed

Washingt on party below) . notice o f these follows

Fro m Poi nt s in Ne w E ngla nd a nd t he W e st BOS TON PARTY From all parts o f the country outside

. F . F Trunk Line territory no rate i s made us ( In charge of M r W . axon)

uh B u - this year . Regular fare must b e paid , y summer excursion round trip ticket , less some summer excurs ion rate is avail and check baggage to Otis Summit vi a to able . Such a rate is made from New E ng Boston Albany R . R . Albany , West

K a a t k . . s land points to Hotel e rs ill , o r Otis Shore R R to Cat kill , and thence to Otis

. Summit, both by rail and vi a the boat lines Summit s P 50c ( See al o Boston party plans below) . Send ullman fare and for break F F From the Middle West , while no rates are fast at Albany, to . W . axon , 83 Francis

S t . F B e made to Catskill s , a New York City thirty , enway, oston , b fo re June 15 .

e P v day excursion rate is mad , which will re arty will leave Boston Sunday e ening , J 22 s uit in a saving of a few dollars for dele une , from South Station at gates , but it will be necessary to buy local ( Worcester, midnight ) , in special P fo r ticket to the meeting place from Kingston ullmans ( ready occupancy at p . run and local ticket from the meeting which will through to Catskill , due 6 m . place to New York C ity in order in Albany at a . , where cars will b e to hav e return ticket validated . A similar sidetracked and attached to the West

- thirty day excursion is sold to Boston which Shore train south . Special breakfast in

- 7 9 5 woul d mean procuring a ten day stopover railroad station , to , 00 . At Catskill

at Albany , and after th e meeting going on party will transfer for the Otis E to Boston to validate for the return . Thus levating Railway , and should arrive at local fare Albany to Hotel K aa t e rs ki ll and Hotel K a a t e rs k ill at about noon on return would have to be paid ( see also Monday . under Western party plans below) . Summ er excursion round trip rate was

From Western points a round trip thirty last summer, and will doubtless be day ticket is also sold to Saratoga Spri ngs , the same this year .

N . Y. , which , for those not desiring to go

r P ma n to New York City o Boston , will be found ull Ra t e s

the cheapest way to attend the conference . Lower berth This would mean taking a ten- day stop Upper berth 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 over a t Albany buying local ticket from , Drawing r o o m ( accommodating Albany to Hotel Ka a t e rs k ill o r Otis Sum two o r three persons mit, and after the meeting running up to Compartment ( or stateroom ) for w Sarat ga , hich is quite near Ab a n and o y, two persons w w ell orth seeing . Special breakfast at Albany , rail It s hould b e noted that all tickets read road restaurant 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 i ng via Utica o r via Al bany are good for a

- P ten day stopover at either or both of these Th e amount to cover ullman , and break t F ci ies , both going and returning . This fast ( if desired ) shoul d be sent to . W . F may be a help to those planning to take axon , 83 Francis S t . , Fenway, B oston , b e

o f 5 the po s t c o n e re nc e trip , provided they do for e June 1 . E arly application for d raw not wi sh to spen d more than ten days in ing-rooms and compartments will be nec

- the Adirondacks ( see under Post Confer essary . The committee cannot promise to i ence tr p expense) . get them , but will do its best so to do . v w The Tra el Committee has planned , as Albany delegates will be elcome to join usual , personally conducted parties from us . AMERICAN LIBRARY AS SOCIATION BULLE TIN 51

— Note Several New E nglan d inquiries boat to Kingston , connecting with train on e have be n made concerning going to the the Ul ster Delaware R . R . to the Hotel info r meet ing by water. The following K t k il aa e rs l , or by day boat o r night boat mation is given for those desiring such a to Cats i ll connecting with the Oti s Ele t rip : k ,

va tin . Via Fall River Line to New York City , g Ry to the Hotel . The more con and Hudson River Day Line thence to v nie n e e t route , how ver, is via the West

Catskill , and rail to Otis Summit , return Shore a n d Ulster Delaware , inasmuch as r i ng same route , round t ip State “ F all other lines necessitate a change from rooms o n S . S . P rovidence , all River o r Li ne , from upwards , accommodating boat to train at Kingston Catskill , an d E - one to three p ersons . arly application a transfer and re checking o f baggage at necessary for outside rooms . Boat train New York . The West Shore R . R . wi ll leaves B oston ( South S tation ) 6 p . m . ue run through coaches and parlor cars from Boat leaves Fall River p . m . , d in

. New York ( Pier 1 4 ) 7 a . m . Breakfast New York direct to th e hotel

n . may b e had o board . Hudson River Day The Travel Commi ttee has arr an ged for Line stea mer leaves New York ( Des brosses special service o n the trains listed below F , St . Pier, 20 blocks north from all River

o n J e 2 3d . m Monday, un In order that spac e and Providence Line piers ) at a . ., fo r re due at Catskill p . m . Restaurant on m ay be provided all , it is earnestly o n board . Sittings should be s ecured port quested that everyone who expects to take sid e for the scenery . ei th er of these trains will register with

Instead of Fall River Line , the Provi 26 B re vo r P M r . C . H . B rown, o t lace, Brook dence Line steamers may be used , fare

L . Y . o n o r b e re W e d ne da J ne being the same . Providence in e boat lyn , N , fo s y, u train leaves South Station , Boston , at 18. The train leaving New York ( Liberty P p . m . Steamer due in New York, at ier Street ) at a . m . is composed solely of

1 5 , No rth River, 7 a . m . parlor an d observation cars . Those who The trip c an also be made going by rail o r to Al bany with th e pe rsonally conducted wish to take this train , who wish a par party, thence by water via Hudson River l o r seat on the p . m . train from New

Day Line a . m . ) to Catskill ( 1 1 a . m . ) York , shoul d enclose 75C for a reservation . r joining special party again there , and e NO enclosure shoul d be made by those who turning v ia Hudson Riv er Day Line to F L o n New York , thence all River ine to Bos desire to use the special coaches the B ton . This ticket ( oston to Albany, Hudson p . m . train .

Riv er Day Line to New York, and Fall

Riv er L ine to B oston , o r vice versa ) costs NEW Y K P Y and a stopover for the conference O R ART will be allowed at Catskill o n applicati on — June 23 Leave New York , West Shore to purser o f the steamer . Then local fare R . R . ( Co rtl a n dt St . ferr y) , a . m . or Catskill to Otis Summit an d return , 990

p . m . ; ( W . 4 2d St . ferry ) , a . . m . each way , must be added . The transfer

of baggage in New York is not included o r p . m .

500 each for trunks . Arrive K a a t e rs k ill , p . m . o r

p . m .

NEW YO RK , PHI LADELPHIA AND PH L DE LP A B L E AND WASHINGTON PARTY I A HI , A TIMOR WAS HINGTON PARTY ( In charge of M r . C . H . B rown , 2 6 B re vo o rt — P B . B lace , rooklyn , N Y . ) June 23 L eave Washington ( . o n Regi ster with him or before June 1 8, 7 a . m . 5 and send him parlor car fare ( 7 0 ) if seat Leave B altimore ( B . a . m .

is desired fr om New York to K a a t er s k ill . L eav e Philadelphia ( P . R . , 24 th and f There are many di ferent routes for those Chestnut a . m . d atten ing the convention from New York Arrive Libe rty S t . , New York , p . m .

and the South . It is possible to reach th e Leave C o rt la n dt S t . , New York (West K a a t er s k ill Hotel from New York by day Sho re R . p . m . 52 AMERICAN LIB RARY AS SOCIATION BULLE TIN

K a a t e rs kill . Arrive , p . m c c c o PARTY (INC LU DING MI DDLE The Philadelphia party may also take W EST) the a . m . train from the Reading ( Send deposit for Pullman reservation

Terminal , as follows : to J F . P . ohn helan Chicago public library, Leave Philadelphia ( Reading Terminal ) , before June l oth)

a . m . A special de luxe, electric lighted train , Arrive New York ( Liberty Street ) , will leave Chicago via the Lake Shore and

a . m . Michigan Southern Rail way (L as alle St. L Co rtl a ndt e ave New York ( S treet) , s Station, La alle and Van Buren Streets ) , p . m . 2 on Sunday morning, June 2d, at Ka a e rs k l Arrive t i l , p . m . . m fi l . u a and arrive at Cleveland p , B o The West Shore ferry at Co rtl a n dt street . m. at p , and Albany, Monday morn the P L adjoins . R . ferry at iberty Street . i n J 2 g , une 3d, at a . m .

A . L . A . representa tives will meet the train In order to allow delegates from the from Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washing West a glimpse o f the new State lib ra ry. t o n a t J . , ers ey City Baggage can b e o f and the new quarters the library school , checked dire ct from New Yor Phil a del k , a stopover for three hours has been ar phia, B altimore and Washington to K a a te r ranged a t Albany . Special train will re skill via B . 0 Philadelphia Reading, sume journey at a . m . sharp , an d

West Shore , and Ulster Delaware Rail K a arrive at a t e rs kill p . m . roads . All tickets should read via these lines . This route will save all charges fo r Rail ro a d Rat e s transfer of baggage i n New York . The No special rates will be granted by the p . m . train from Co rtl a ndt Street . New railroads from Chicago an d the West to York , will wait fo r southern connections the K a a t e r s k ill Conference but the reg u fo r those who register in advance . , The following are the single and sum lar thi rty-day roun d trip summer excursion o r mer excursion fares : tickets to New York , costi ng

Saratoga Springs tickets , costing

are recommended . Thes e tickets will b e have to validated at desti nation points , Ne w York t o K a at e rs kill . Phil ad e lphi a t o K a a te rs kill b e New York City, or Saratoga Springs , B a l t im o re t o Kaa te rs kill .

i . a rs . fore return ng home W as hin gt o n to K a t e kill .

On New York City tickets , no stopover Those intending to take post-confer ence will b e allowed , b etween Albany and New trip had better buy one way tickets and York City, making it necessary to pu rchase sav e possible i nconvenience o n ret urn local ticket from Kingston to K a a t e rs k ill , journey . 900 party rate, at Kingston , and local ticket from Ka a t e rs k ill to New York City Parlor car fare from New York , k ill at K a a t e rs , when returning . to Kaa t e rs ki ll Those who do not wish to go to New Philadelphia to Ka a t e rs k ill York City but desire a more direct and Washington to K a a t e rs k ill ,

convenient way o f returning home , are The time table as announced above may advised to purchase the round trip excur r t be slightly changed , but all who registe sion ticke to Saratoga Springs , costing will be notified of any alterations . Such tickets must b e deposited All inquiries in regard to the New York at Albany for stopover o n the going jour and Southern part y and all reservations ney, and local tickets purchased , Albany k should b e addresse d to Charles H . Brown , to Ka a te rs ill and return , Upon

26 B re vo o rt P . . i lace , Brooklyn, N Y arriving at Albany on return journey, t ck

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extendi ng as far as th e eye can see into allowed for experienced mountain climbers the mountains beyond . who wish to climb to its summit . E o f F agle Bay Hotel , at the head ourth Aside from the special trip s , the daily

Lake, has been selected as a convenient life i n the Adirondacks offers attractions

r . spot for headquarte s , and from that point not to be equalled . The beach at E agle t a very delightful trip has b een planned o Bay is excellent for bathing, and the L Raquette and Blue Mountain akes . romantic little win ding water ways give “ L o f Adi ro n Raquette ake , the queen the p romise o f pleasant hours in a canoe . o f E — dacks , is a lovely sheet water, lacking This agle Bay Blue Mountain district is o ne only the grand Ol d mountains that some not Often visited . It gives vi sitors an ” possess to make it all the heart could opportunity to s ee the Big woods in a wish . It i s feet above the ocean , sur nearly primitive condition . rounded by trees o f almost every variety to B ack o f the hotel is E agl e Mountain L be foun d in the wilderness . Raquette ake with a very accessibl e trail leading to the owes its name to a most irregular water summit, where the climbers find the “ n - line . It contains a number of islands o shelter o f a lean to , from which they which are situated many b eautiful summer can ge t a gorgeous view o f the lake and camps . The party will proceed by boat surroun ding mountains . More ambitious L through Raquette ake into Marion River, climbers will find that Rocky Mountain , a which is a fair rep resentative o f a great little further up the lake , is a delightful f many o the high country streams ; deep , tramp . From the top of this mountain a dark, still , covered with lily pads and more extensive vi ew o f the region is bordered with reedy marsh . It is famed visibl e . as a place fo r deer hunting . The portage There will be music for dancing at the L n B a to Utowana ake is made o a funny lit E agle y Casino , but more interesting tl e wooden railroad from which the passen still is the Adirondack custom of gather o r gers can alight , pick flowers ferns , an d ing around the nightly campfire to ex “ ” - then rush o n and catch th e train . Another change yarns . Open camps o r lean tos boat will be waiting to convey the party lined with balsam boughs are provided for ’ E L s o f through Utowana and agle ake , by one s comfort , in front which a fire is ’ the famous old ea gle s nest , into Blue made o f huge logs . E Mountain Lake, which by common consent , Leaving agle Bay Wednesday after from its purity and lov eliness , is esteemed lunch , the party procee ds by train to the pearl of all the wilderness water . It Carter, where th e Adirondack Division is three mil e s long and is nearly sur main line junction is , and then ce to Sara rounded by mountains . This lake shares nac Inn station , where the party divides , P I n L with lacid th e claim o f being th e prettiest P arty No . going o without stop to ake lake in the eastern states . The shore line Placid , where the rest of th e week wi ll o e is a series o f alluring bays , and it con b e spent at th e Lake Placid Club , n th L L P tains a number of picturesque islands , shores of Mirror ake and ake lacid , a some of them mere rocks while other s are spot unsurpassed in beauty anywhere in f E o f v r covered with trees o various ki nds . At th e ast . Here , at the home se e al f L the head o f the lake , towering feet members o the A . . A gala attractions

above s ea level , is Blue Mountain , whos e are planned for us , such as a campfire roun d top is always of a transparent blue . supper, feast o f lantern s , lake, fi re an d

- - - r a c The Indians called it To wah loon dah , wate curt in , and con erts by a famou s

“ ” - Hill o f Storms . Its forest covered side string quartet . The re are endless tramps ’ u comes in an unbroken slope to the water s and drives available, and mo ntain climb Ta ha wa s i edge , and it see ms to be rev erently kneel ers may choose from , Mc ntyre ,

’ ing in the beautiful lake . Time will be Whiteface , E agle s Eyrie , Overlook , Whit AME RI CAN LIBRARY AS SOCIATION B ULLE TIN 55

ney and Cobbl e . Go lf, tennis , boating on o n e son per day, if two occupy room , o r i t the lakes , will nterest many . Mo or trips a day for s ingle rooms . Party ticket

Open up , at a reasonable charge , all the includes railroad ticket back to Albany, — P ul famous Adirondack resorts Saranac, a but any desiring to make the trip t hrough ’ L . L Smith s , Loon ake , Keene Valley, St ake George may do so , and railroad tick ’ i Hubert s , Wilm ngton Notch , Cas cade ets will be honored o n steamer on payment L akes . A tri p to Ausable Chasm is planned of to the purser . fo r one of the days , but is not included in the party ticket as was first planned , ITIN ERARY O F POST-CON FERENCE the committee feeling that better rates TRI P could be had thus . r e It is ce rtain that many will wish to S a turda y, Ju ne 2 8 main longer than has been planned for in L v K a a t e rs k ill ea e Hotel at about 2 p . m . ~ the party ticket . Such as desire may pro ( Check trunks to Ea gle Bay Hotel Adi ro n long their stay at the Club up to July 3 1 , dacks , N . at a day with private bath ) , v Arri e at Albany for supper . and should any desire less expensive quar ( Use handbags only for the two nights ters i n boarding houses near by , thes e may in Albany . ) 31 b e had , also until July , at a day . Mail and telegrams , Hotel Ten E yck, As a restful mounta in , lake and woodland Albany . home for tired workers the Lake Placid , (All meals in Albany at individual ex o f Club is probably unique , and the terms pense . Committee recommends Hotel Ten fe re d us make this a far more desirable E yck , and for moderate priced outside place to spen d a vacation than any hotel ’ 5 restaurant , Keeler s , 6 Sta te S t . , just b e o r boarding house . Those who care for n low the hotel o Opposite side) . nature, simplicity and health , where beau tiful scenery and home comforts may be S u nda y Ju ne 29 . , found together , will look back upon their o ne o f stay here as their pleasantest ex In Albany . New State library and E du

e ri e nc e s . p cation building open to party . Guides will

While Party No . 1 is enjoying the woods be in readiness to show us about . and fetes at L ake Placi d , Party No . 2

. . . ( under personal conduct of Mr C H B rown Mo nda y, Ju ne 3 0 of the Trav el Committee) has spent a de a . m . L eav e Al bany, N . Y . Central lightful day at Saranac Inn , on Upper F station , for Old orge, Adirondacks , spe Saranac Lake , an d had an Oppo rtunity to i al - - c high backed coaches . Dining car v isit Lower Saranac Lake en ro ute to Hotel breakfast between Albany and Utica . Champlain, at Bluff Point , Lake Champlain .

a . m . Arrive Fulton Chain . Here excursions on the b ig lake are avail a . m . Arrive Old Forge where n , able , a d the trip to Ausable Chasm can

boats will b e taken to E agle Bay , arriving be easily made . This has no t bee n l n

for lunch at p . m . M ail and telegrams cluded in the party ticket , nor have the E agle Bay Hotel E agle Bay Adirondacks al , , , me s at Hotel Champlain , as it will be New York . run this year entirely o n the E uropean plan . ( The Ausable C hasm trip costs Tu e sda y, July 1 not including lunch , which may be

v E f had at Hotel Ausabl e Chasm for a . m . Lea e agle Bay o r s pecial Any desiring to stay longer tha n the ti me excursion to Raquette and Blue Mountain includ ed in party ticket can do so , the Lakes , with lunch at B lue Moun tain Hous e . rates for rooms being from each per Return to E agle Bay Hotel for supper. AME RICAN LIB RARY AS S OCIATION BULLE TIN

We d ne sda y, July 2 Anyone holding return ticket via Albany n 5 a d Uti c a should deduct $2 . 0 from price p . 111 . L eave E agle B ay by train . _ t t L P of par y icket, as th e return ticket may Party No . 1 check trunks to ake lacid l 2 o be deposited at A bany and at Utica, up to Club ; Party No . , t Hotel Champlain .

ten days in each place . p . m . Leave Carter .

( Party divides at Saranac Inn Station) . Pa rt y No . 2 Albany and E agle B ay to Saranac Lake Pa rt y NO. 1 and Hotel Champlain (in cluding return July 2 . p . m . Arrive Lake Placid

railway ticket at Albany) , hotels , trans Club . M ail and telegrams , Lake Placi d i po rta t on, transfe rs of passenger and b a g Club , E ssex Co . , N . Y .

gage, meals to afternoon of July 6 ( except July 3 6 . At Lake Placid . four meals in Alb any and eight meals at

Hotel Champlain, European plan) , Pa rt y No . 2

This is for each p erson , provided two

p . m . Arrive Saranac Inn . Mail room together, without bath . and telegrams , Saranac Inn, Adirondacks , Fo r E single room at Albany, agle B ay,

New York . Saranac Inn , an d Hotel Champlain , add

July 3 . At Saranac Inn .

July 4 . a . m ., leave Saranac Inn Fo r private b ath at Albany, Saranac Inn ,

a . m arrive Saranac La ke a . ; and Hotel Champlain (here only doubl e L m . , leave S aranac ake ; noon, ar rooms have bath) , add

rive Hotel Champlain . All meal s at Hotel Those not holding tickets , Otis Summi t Champlain ( E uropean plan) at in dividual to Albany, add

expens e. Those desiring to return through Lake - July 5 6 . At Hotel Champlain . o f Geo rge, instead by rail to Albany, may

Parties disband Sun day afternoon , July 6 . do so by payi ng to purser on steamer,

who will then honor railway ticket . EX P ENS E

(Amoun t in cash o r checks to be p aid KAATE RS KILL CON FERENCE

F . F the . . . M r. . W axon, during A L A Con PRO GRAM Ka a te rs k ill ference at Hotel , before Jun e Ge ne ral S e ssions 26 , but registration with the party must : be made b e fo re Ju ne 1 5 , statin g if yo uwish General theme Specialization in library

Party No . 1 or NO. work . t Fi rs s e s sio n, Mo nd a y, Ju ne 2 3 , p . m . ’ P rt . 1 a y No P resident s Address : The world o f p ri nt E P ’ — Albany and agle B ay to Lake lacid and the world s work Henry E . Legler,

(including return railway ticket to Alb any) , librarian , Chicago public l ibrary . ” “ — B hotels , transportation , transfers of passen As Others See U s rief comments t o f o n ger and baggage , meals to . af ernoon and expressions library work from men a Sunday , July 6 ( except four meals in and women of fia i rs in this country an d

Albany) , i n Great B ritain .

This is for each person , provided two

n n a 2 4 . m F S e co d s e ssio , Tu e sd y, Ju ne , a . room together, without bath . o r single

room at all hotel s , add General theme : Work with foreigners ,

Fo r private bath at Albany an d La ke colored races , defectives and dependents .

Placid , add Ad dress : Our fellow citizens of for T ‘ — hos e not holding tickets from O tis eigh bi rth Ho n . William Sulzer, Governor o f Summit vi a Albany should add New York. AME RICAN LIBRARY AS SOCIATION BULLE TIN 57

— — P o n E . ( aper work with foreigners titl e to high schools M ary Hall , librarian , — B ’ be furnished) Mrs . Adelaide . Maltby, Girls high school , Brooklyn .

New York public library . Committee reports . — The men in the yards C harles E . Rush,

F e s n, Fr da J ne 2 7 a . m . St . Joseph free public lib rary . ifth s sio i y, u , ’ : De te c tive s an d dependents . Help in g General theme The library s service to — those who cannot help themselves Julia business and legislation . : A . Rob inson , librarian , S tate institutions Address ( Subj ect to be supplied) M cAne n P of Iowa . George y, resident Borough of $ — What of the colore d races William F . Manhattan .

— ’ Yust, Rochester public library . The l aw that stands the test M . S . e Reports o f o fii c r s an d committees . Dudgeon , Wisconsin free lib rary commis

sion . State wide forces in the state library Thi rd s e ssio n W e d ne sda Ju ne 25 , y, , — D . . C B rown , Indiana state library .

a . m . ‘ Present status of the l egislative refer — General theme : Library influences in ence movement C. B . Lester, New York th e home, in the shop and on the farm . state library . Address : Special reference collection s M aking a l ibrary u seful to busines s — — h S . . Ra for housekeepers Sara Louise Arnold, men H nck, Grand Rap ids public dean S immons College . libra ry . A working library for the artisan and Libraries in business organizations — — the cra ftsman E dward F . Steven s , P ratt their expanding function Louis e B .

In stitute free lib rary . Krause, l ibrarian H . M . Byllesby Co ., — The woman o n the farm Lutie E . Chicago .

Stearn s , Wisconsin free library commis Business . sion .

S e n t The library situation as it touches the ixth s ssio , S a urda y, Ju ne 28, a . m. l — rural fie d P rof . Liberty H . Bailey, Cor General theme : The worl d of books . nell University . — The friendly book Genevieve M . Wal

Reports o f Committees . ton , Michigan State Normal School . — How to discourage reading E dmun d L . F rt h n n P ou s e ssio , Thursda y, Ju e 2 6 , earson, Boston Transcript .

Book symposium . a . m.

Unfinished business . General theme : Chil dren and young Reports : people ; their conditions at home , in the E xecutive board . school , and in the library . Co unc fl. Address : The education o f children and Tellers o f election . v — the conser ation o f their interests Mrs .

Frances Squire Potter, Chicago . — CO UNCI L Changing conditions o f child life Faith

E . Smith, Chicago public library . The Council will hol d three sessions at H w l ( o the library is meeting these condi Kaa t e rs k i l . The first and third meetings — — tions Title to be furnished) Gertrude E . will deal with committee reports and other s u i . e b Andrus , Seattl e public library . bus ness At the second s ssion th e “ $ Normal schools and their relation to je ct , Qual ity of fiction , will b e con i — s id re d librar anship Willis H . Kerr, Kan sas State e , the discussion being le d by Horace f Normal School lib rary . G . W a dlin, librarian o the Boston public E Th e enlarging scope of library work in library, and Arthur . Bostwick , librarian 58 . AMERICAN LIB RARY AS SOCIATION BULLE TIN

L v of the St . ouis public library . The meet ser ice commissions in the matter of em ings of the Council will probably be open ployment o f librari an s and assista nts $ to the membership at large . Duties o f trustees as to library legisl a

tion . Coll e ge a nd Re fe re nc e S e ctio n T rustees of a large city library , and o f 1 — . Main Session . Andrew Keogh ( Yale) a small library a compari son . presiding . B ibliographic instruction in coll eges and Ca ta log S e ctio n F uni versities . Introduced by Lucy M . Sal irst Session : Admini stration of the o f mon, professor history in Vassar . catalog department . F ’ — The fundamentals o f classification for rom the librarian s standpoint F . F .

v colleges and uni ersities . I ntro duced by Hopper, librarian of the Public lib rary,

H . E . B liss ( C . C . N . Tacoma .

’ The colle ge library an d the research F rom the cata loger s standpoint— Miss demand . Introduced by Robert S . Fl etcher L aura Smith , chief of the catalog and

(Amhers t) . reference departments , Public lib rary,

Art influences in the college library . In Cincinnati . t ro duc e d by Frank W e ite nk ampf (New Relation o f departments— B eatrice Win F r York public library) . ser, assistant librarian , ree public libra y,

2 r E . . Round table for refe ence workers . Newark ; Arthur Bostwick , librarian ,

Sarah B . Askew ( New Jersey public li Public library, St . Louis . b ra ry commission) presiding . Discussion . What a city shoul d expect an d receive The problem under discussion for this from the library . Introduced by William s ession is whether the methods which pre f H . Al len , Ph. D. , director of the bureau o vail in the catalog department can be

e Ne w . municipal r search , York City more efficiently adjusted to the chang es Scientific management ; and the refer in the conditions and requi rements of the

ence department as a bure au of informa modern public library . Th tion . Introduce d by Marilla W . F reeman e s ection invites to the discussion

( Goodwyn Institute , Memphis , Tennessee) . librarians and those not specializing i n What any library can do fo r the business cataloging that the catalogers o f the sec — f and trade interests o f the town Sarah B . tion may have the b enefit o their s ugge s

Ball , Newark free public library . tions . The civics room i n a medium sized Second Session : Discussion o f catalog

E o f . town . Introduced by dith Kammerling entries and forms cards

( Chicago public library) . S c n o n L b ra r W rk w C d r n Papers to be brief and general discus e tio i y o ith hil e F — J 24 . sion expe cted . irst session Tuesday afternoon , une : 3 . Round table for college librarians . Topic Values in lib rary work with

F . C . Hicks ( Columbia) presiding. children .

1 . i t Several subjects , to be announced later, Clara Whitehill Hunt ; super n end ’ n will b e introduced in 5 minute papers and dent of the children s departme t,

time will b e provided fo r informal discus B rooklyn public library . B ur f sion o f subjects suggested by those 2 . Caroline nit e ; director o chil

’ present . dren s work , Cleveland public lib rary .

Discussion . To be assign ed . ’ Trust e e s S e ctio n ’ 3 . Repo rt showing volume o f children s

The Canadian trustee and th e Am erican work in the U . S . , by Dr . Bostwick . — — e a . F 7 truste recollection Second session riday afternoon , June 2 .

Should tru stees abdicate in favor of civil Topic : School work . AME RICAN LIBRARY AS SOCIATION BULLETIN 59

1 P . ossibilities o f the rural school distribution in th e offi ce o f the s upe rin f library . Martha Wilson , librarian tendent o documents .

- 3 . c n Minnesota state board o f education . Need for o operation o the part o f

Discussion . To be assigned . the librarians to improve the publication

2 . Round table o f school librarians led an d distribution methods of government

’ by Mary E . Hall ; l ibrarian Girls high publications . P F n school , B rooklyn , N . Y. , and president ap er by rancis A . Crandall o Phases

E . library section , N . . A. of the public document question

a . Work of a public library high Na t iona l Associ a tio n of S ta t e Li b rarie s school b ranch, Maud Mcc lelland , li F b ra ria n , High school , Passaic, N . J . irst session

’ ’ b . The librarian s pportunity in vo P O resident s add re ss , by Thomas L . Mont

os tional uidance Samuel H . Ranck, g , gomery, librarian o f the P ennsylvania state

, P librarian ublic lib rary, G rand Rap library.

‘ . ids , Mich The public records o f E ngland , by John

Discussion by June R . Donnelly Marilla o f P , Thomson , librarian the hiladelphia

. F . W reeman , and others free library .

The state library as a specialist , by John Pr e n n n S e n of ssio al Trai i g ctio . L A app , legislative reference lib rarian ,

Indianapolis . Specialization in curriculums , and grad — u ing in lib rary schools M ary W . Plummer. Dream s came tr e, a paper by o f Cooper ation o f libraries with library M innie Priest Dunton , l ibrarian the — . schools Corinne B acon . Idaho state library Report o n methods o f publicity for li Reports of committee o n arrangement — o f s b ra ry schools M . S . Dudgeon, C . H . and distribution state document , by Johnson B righam librarian o f th e state Milam , Josephine A . Rathbone . ,

Account of the work o f the lib rary library of Iowa . — . school round table for 1 91 2 and 1 91 3 P . L . The legislative reference se rvice, by G

S . Godard librarian of the state library of Windsor . ,

Connecticut .

The - Agricultura l Lib ra ri e s S e ct io n publication of municipal year books ,

by J . L . Gillis , state lib rarian Of California . There will be an informal round table ,

.b . conducted y Charles R Greene , librarian Second session o f the Massachusetts agricultural library . The care of archives material , by R . G .

Further announcements will be made later. f Thwaites , superintendent o the State his

t o ric al society of Wiscons in . Document s Rou nd Ta b l e Public documents as a commercial P F i ni ck f aper by rank C . Wallace , sup erintend factor, by William R . Re , librarian o

C. P ent of documents , Washington , D . , out the document division of hiladelphia free lined by him as follows : library . 1 b e . Replies to questions and resolutions Reports Of committee on cooperation suggested at the last conference of the tween legislativ e reference departments , L L n A . . A . (a) Distribution of bills . (b ) by John A . app , legislative refere ce li

Reasons why catalogs and indexes can no t b ra ri an , Indianapolis . l l wa ine be issued more promptl y . (c) As signment Public archives , by H . R . Mc ,

f i . of volume numbers to Congressional series . state librarian o Virgin a i ( d) Publication o f a daily bulletin. Systematic bibliography of state o fli c al

f . . Re ini ck Pe nns l 2 . Explanation of S ection 8 o the Le g literature , by W R of y i s l a ti ve approp riation act centralizing the vania . 60 AME RICAN LIBRARY AS SOCIATION BULLE TIN

L a L a r C mm n o f e gu e of ibr y o issio s Report the executive committee . First session Reports o f th e special committees — L Organizing small libraries Round table egal bibliography .

Repri nting session laws . Zaidee B rown , Massachusetts public li National legislativ e inform ati on serv b ra ry commission , presiding.

ice . 1 . Methods suggested by state orga La w ni ze r fo r accessioni ng ; classification ; libraries and law librarians . L — shelf listing ; cataloging ( should i t b e atin American laws . $ L Lessening fees charged by clerks o f attempted should . 0 . cards b e loan system ; mechanical preparation of federal courts for Opinions . — Round table Wednesday morning June bo oks . ,

2 . Average time required for above

Report o f the committee to confer. with processes , and average cost p er Library of Congress o n subject headin s volumes . g ,

: and discussion . 3 . Help from local sources paid work — e Second session Wednesday aft rnoon , ers , trustees, volunteers , help from neigh

Jun e 2 5 . boring librarians . Destruction and rebuil ding o f New York 4 . Kinds o f sup plies and cost . F state law library, by rederick D . Colson, 5 . How the organizer may interest the

librarian . people of the town in the library . — E — lection of o fii c e rs for the comi ng year . 6 . B oard meeting budget o ther a d — Roun d table Thursday morni ng , June ministrativ e problems .

Note : Fo r this discussion , small library means any library with less than Report of th e committee on shelf class ifi a i f c t o n o law text books . volumes . o n Those attending the session are asked to Symposium catalogs of law lib raries . come prepared to describe actual work , S p e ci a l Lib ra rie s Associa tio n and to give estimates o n cost and time . — First session Tuesday afternoon , June Second s ession

1 . What the league can do to encourage Relation o f the special t o the general a the est blishment of new commissions . — library W . Dawson Johnst on .

2 . Cooperation with state board of e du Relation b etween the municipal library cation , and library instruction in normal — L and legislators Andrew inn Bostwick . schools . Experiences of a special collector— Wil

3 . Library work in state institutions l iam Barclay Parson s ( engagements per prisons , reformatories , hospita ls . mitting) .

4 . Reports o f committees and election library m ethods o f th e library . Special f f o o ficers . P — F of the rudential Dr . reder ick L . Hoff Note : A third adjourned session will man . b e held if necessary. — Second session Wednesday afternoon ,

June 2 5 . A me ric a n Asso c iat io n of La w Lib ra rie s Address o n methods of the L uce clip

— — - First session Tuesday evening, June ping bureau Hon . Robert Luce , ex lieut

governor o f Massachusetts . f — Address o f welcome by Frank B . Gilbert , Report o commi ttee o n clippings Jesse chief of the law division , New York state Cunningham . education departmen t. Address on clipping methods of th e Wall ’ — President s address . Street Journal library Dr. J . Frahk

Report of the treasurer. Crowell .

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S CH EDU LE O F S ES S IONS Frida y, Ju ne 2 7 (It is emphasized that this schedul e o f Morning— Fifth General Session — sessions i s only tentative and that minor Af ternoon Nati onal As sociation o f State e B ’ changes are very likely to be mad . y Libra ri es ; Catalog Section ; Children s Li ’ June l oth the secreta ry o f the A . L . A. brarians Section will be abl e on request to send an author E vening— League of Library Commis i ta tive schedule to those desiring one) . sions ; Round Table for College Librarians ; Round Tabl e for Reference Librarians ; Agricultural Li braries Section Mo nda y, Ju ne 2 3 Afternoon— E xecutive Board S a t u rda y, Ju ne 28 — E vening First General Session . Morning— Sixth General Session Afternoon— Council ; Round Tabl e o f Tue sda y Ju ne 24 , School Lib rarians — Morning Second General Session E vening— E xecutive Board Afternoon— Special L ibraries Associa

’ ’ tion ; Children s Lib rarian s Section ; HOT E L ACCOMMO DATION S College an d Reference S e ction : American Headquarters will be at the Hotel Kaat Li b ra ry Institute . — e r s k ill E vening Council ; American Associa , which will be the only hotel open tion of Law Libraries at that date in the neighborhood unless

there should be an overflow , in which case arrangements have been made for the We d ne sd a y, Ju ne 2 5

Laurel House to be Opened , which is a Morning— Third General Session mile distant from the K a a t e r s ki ll . Free Af ternoon— Leagu e o f Library Commis transport ation between the two hotels will sions ; Catalog Section ; American Associa b e furnished in case it is necessary to use tion o f L a w Libraries ; Special Libraries the Laurel . Association The only room s no w availabl e are those E veni ng— National Association of State for two in a room without bath , per Libraries ; Professional Training Section ; day each . Those particularly wishing a American Library Ins titute room alone should register their desire with the manager and thei r request will be r a J ne 2 6 Thu sd y, u granted if it is found possible to do so — F Morning ourth General S ession ( rate p er day each , without bath) . Afternoon— Free All applications for hotel reservation E — L vening Sp ecial ibraries Association ; should b e made to Harrison S . Down s ,

’ Trustees Section ; Council ; Documents B erkeley Lyceum , 1 9 21 West 4 4 th S t . , New u Ro nd Table York C ity . Library Association 78 E . Washington St . BULLETIN , , Chicago . OF THE G . W . Lee , librarian , Stone Webster, Boston who has written o f Reference AMERICAN LIBRARY , u b e Books as P blic Utilities , in which

SSOCI TION - n A A compare d some well known e cyclopedias , woul d be glad to talk at th e conference Is s ued in with those who are interested in this gen 1 m m Ma ce Mu ULY Sum s “ AND , , , J , w eral subject, particularly ith reference to making a comparison of some well-known “ dictionaries . Reference Books as Public ” Utilities , will be sent by Mr . Le e to any e address upon requ st . AMERICAN LIBRARY ASS OCI ATI O N — u c rar Chi ca o . re s dent en E. e e P i H ry L gl r, P bli lib y, g NEW ME B E S - — n n u c l a M R s V c e res de nt E . A de s o r Fir t i P i . H r , P bli ibr y, New York . c a tl r P L . Armstrong , Mary E asst. g . . , n e - e e nt— M Is om a As s o Sec o d Vi c Pr s id ary F. , Libr ry B 5763 c ia ion o t a nd Ore . rooklyn N . Y . . t , P r l , , Executi ve oard— The e s dent two v ce - e s de nts B r i , i r i v J R. . In . P . L . p p A ery, essie , Br , Rochester, a nd

. . 573 5 . e e t ut nam a of Con e s s W a sh n t on. N Y H rb r P , Libr ry gr , i g

ur r ht u Kans a s C t Mo . P d B . W ig , P blic library, i y, Barden, B ertha R i nstructor in cataloging nd ws ohn Cre a a Ch c a o . C . W . A re , J r r libr ry, i g

d s u c a C eve a nd. n a A. Ea t man Li , P bli libr ry, l l Western Reserve Univ . L . Sch . , Cleve n n fie d C . W e ma n a As s oc at o S H . ll , Libr ry i i , pri g l , land 0 . 5804 . Ma s s . , T W Koch n ve s t o f M chi an l a Ann . . , U i r i y i g ibr ry, z Be a ve r Fa lls ( Pa . ) Ca rne gie F. L. ( Ha e l Arbor. — n R . Clifto n, In . ) 5748. S ecret a G eo e . t e 78 E. W a s hi t on St e et ry rg B U l y, g r , h a C ic go . E 111. L . . Bond , thel , instructor Univ . of Sch , — n u c a Ch c a o . T e r a . Rode r asure C rl B , P bli libr ry, i g Urbana, Ill . 5739 .

ecu v — as h n n e t c a o Ex e o fll ce s 78 E. W i gt o Str e , Chi g , B rown Mab el W . asst . In . an d l s t l n lfi , ,

s t ruc to r L . Sch . , Drexel Institute L .

Philadelphia, Pa . 5779. CONFER ENC E NOT ES B urroughs , Olive C. , ref . i n . P . L . B erkeley,

5 80 . The post office address Of the Hotel Cal . 7

a a t rs k i K a a t r s ki l P B us hfie l d L . In . F . P . L K e ll is e l . O. , New York . , M innie chil d

Jacksonv ille Fl a . 5723 . The nights and perhaps th e days are ,

n . Busiek , E l inor K . , asst. I . P L. , Belle likely to be cool o n t o p of K aa t e rs k ill

ville Ill . 5734 . d , mountain . Those atten ing th e conference Byers , M rs . Frances, i n . P . L . , E ast Chi will do well to carry wraps , overcoats and

cago , Ind . 5764 . some reasonably heavy clothing . Heavy

Chamberlayne, E llen F asst . P . L Bing walking shoes a nd cloth ing suitable for ha mto n N . Y . 5781 . mountain trails and woods should also b e , P L a a re t Dun Cha tt a nooga (T e n n. ) . . ( M rg put in . la p, l n. ) 5760 .

i In . P . L J . The advance reg stration list for th e Cobb , Gertrude , anesville , Wis

Ka a t e rs k ill Conference will b e c o mpile d 5724 . l v c a t r . from the room reser ations filed with the Cochrane , Jennie M g Maine State K k i a 57 5 manager o f th e Hotel a a t e rs ll . Any L August , Me. 2 .

n . person expecting to attend the Conferen ce, Colcord , M aude B . , I Lo ring Reading

P s . 5728. who has not made room reservations as Room , North lymouth , Ma s

P L . abov e is requeste d to send his name and Collar, Herbert C stud . N . Y . . Sch

address to the secretary o f the American N . Y . City . 5751 . 64 AME RICAN LIBRARY ASS OCIATI ON BULLETIN

n t . P . L . n Cook , E dith L I . Al a House B r Handy, D N I . an d clerk The Insurance

0 . 5766 . L . o f Cleveland , Assn . Boston, Boston , M ass . 5771 .

L E . In. P . L . . Ha rco urt W M m r i l e o a L. D Cook , illian , , Valley City , N ood , e rb y, Con n.

. 571 4 . nn B t D (Mi i e . Co t e r, In. ) 5 761 . r Cowley , Amy, i . stud . N . Y . State L. Sch . , h F In . F P Hatfield , T omas . , . . Hoboken , 5 Al bany, N . Y . 576 . N . J . 5730 .

M . P L . C ritzer, Helena , desk attendant . , F a l Hayes , lorence , c t gr. and r ef . In . City

B erkeley Cal . 5767. , L . L , incoln , Neb . 5795 . e n Curt is M e mo ri a l L. , M rid e n, Co n . e a r F. L. Ana nd a M n H st , co , o t . ( Eliza b e th

A. D n In. 5 1 ( Co ri nne e sho , ) 7 9 . L. T ho mso n, In. ) 5790 .

Day Mary B asst . In . Southern Il l . State , 1 s Heins , Dorothea C t asst . L . As sn .,

Normal Univ . L . , Carbondale , Ill . 5803 . Montgomery, Al a . 5754 .

Dayton H azel I . asst . Osterhout F . L . , , , E L o f Hibbs , th el , ln . . M edical Dept . Univ . - Pa . 571 5 . Wilkes B arre , o f Texas , Galveston , Texas . 5797. An De dha m (M a ss . ) P. L. ( na P. Rolla nd , Josenhans , M . Alma , child . In . James E .

In. 5 777. ) P L Scripps B r. . De troit, Mich . 5798.

Dick , Margaret S . , stud . N . Y . State L . a n a s U n v . L. La w e n n K s i , r c e , Ka . ( Ca rri e 5 Sch . Albany N . Y . 782 . , , W M. a tso n, In. ) 579 1 . In . Dixon, Vera M . Applied Science L Of

M . Keating, Kathleen , asst . P . L . , B erkeley, Columbia Univ N . Y . C ity . 5783 . Cal . 571 6 .

L . Dodgen , Lily M . , child . In . P . , Savannah , fii r E e A. c a tl o f Keith , , g . Univ . Minnesota Ga. 574 5 . L 5 55 Minneapolis , Minn . 7 .

i n . Ah Dorsey , Sallie Webster, State L e B i K llogg P. L., G re e n a y, W s . ( De b ora h napolis , M d . 5768. B . Ma rt i n, i n. ) 5722 . n . P L Du Bois , Isabel , I . South Side B r . . , Ke o kuk ( la . ) P. L. Na nni e P. Fulto n, i n.) Fort Wayne, Ind . 5752 . ’ 573 6 . Dunn , Abigail D. , In. Young Men s Insti

Kessel , Martha C stud . N . Y . State L . 5 95 . tute L . , New Haven , Conn . 7

Sch Albany, N . Y . 5786 . E W i P L M. n a u Cl a i re ( s . ) . . ( La ura Ols e ,

L e t In . P L n a fa y t e ( d ) . . ( Mrs . Vi rgi ia In. ) 5 737.

Ste i n In. 5 72 1 . F n , ) arquhar, Alice M I . Humboldt Park B r.

Li e dl o ff Ottilie L In . Ref. L . o f Stat P L 5 2 , e . . , Chicago , Ill . 7 9 .

Normal Sch . , St. Cloud , Minn . 5772 . Fe rguson L., S tamford, Co nn. (Alic e M.

Lip pi nc ott Co . , J . B Phila de l phi a , Pa . Co lt , In. ) 5733 .

W a m . Le dnum a dv. m r. 5 792 . F E a L a l ( illi M , g ) itch, v c t gr . Drake Univ . L Des

Lockwood, G re e ne Co . L 6 0 Fe de ra l S t. , Moines , Ia . 576 9 .

t e e n . Ba rt e i n. m Bosto n, Ma ss . ( S ph R l tt , ) Fra i ngha m (Ma s s . ) Town L. (Mis s E. L.

5794 . Cla rk e , In. ) 574 9 .

Et L In . J i E Matthews , ta . , acob Tome Inst Frost , lizabeth R . , ref. l n . Silas B ronson

L P . 5742 . L r tute ort Deposit , M d Wate bury , Conn . 5784 .

Miller Mrs . Warwick l n . Jefferson B r. F . F E . s P , , urst , lsie M , l t asst . Catalog Dept . .

P L . L . 5 99 . L . , ouisville, Ky 7 . , Rochester, N . Y . 5796 .

M nn . U n v . L. nne a M nn. J . T. s H . In . F . P . L . i i , Mi polis , i Gi le , Nora , , New Castle , (

e In. 5727. Pa . 5753 . G rould , )

n . D. P. L. Ma r a re t . G re e ne In. A. . . . P . . Mi ot N ) g , ) Goo drich , Dorothy , stud N Y L ( (

574 7. Sch . , N . Y . City . 5805 .

c a tl r . i . Green , Carrie P . , ref. i n . and asst. c a tl gr. Monro , Isabel Steven son , g M nn

. L i . 574 1 . L . of Hawaii , Honolulu, H . I . 5770 . Univ Minneapolis , M nn

Fl e . P L . . . Hall , Agnes S . , head c a tl gr . P . L . , Denver, Muzzy , A . orenc , asst . , N Y City.

Colo . 5789 . 5806 . AME RICAN LIBRARY AS SOCIATION BULLE TIN 65

E . F L . J . . Ogden , ames , asst Art Dept L Vasbinder, ida C asst . Le g. Ref . Sec .

P Pa . 5773 . . . L hiladelphia, N Y State Albany , N . Y . 5758. F M . a c tal r. Olcott , Florence, asst . in charge of Science Waller, lorence , g Wash . State L P i wa u . 5 02 . Useful Arts Collection P . L M l College ullman , Wash 8

a n n C F. L Ha e r t w 5800 . . n M kee , Wis . W shi gto ounty , g s o , d. ’ n L a L. mb In. 5793 . P aine , P aul M . , sec y to I . P . Syracuse , ( M ry Titco , ) o f N . Y . 5731 . Williamson , Charles C chief Div . of E l . P L. nn Ha e n n P . L . . Y. Pa lo Alto (Ca ) . (A e dd , I . ) conomics Sociology , N , City . 5732 5 750 . .

E . L E z e . . Pa ssaic (N . J . ) P. . ( H. li a b th Whit e , Woo dcock, Mabel , purchase asst N Y .

L . . . 5759 . In. ) 5738. State , Albany , N Y

. P . . P . . . P rice, Lelah , ln . Univ . reparatory Sch . Young , Gladys , stud N Y L Sch , N .

. . 5776 . L Tonkawa , Okla . 571 7. Y City

Radf rd Mary R . In . F . P . L Muskogee, o , , FORM E R MEM B ERS R EJOINING

Okla . 5774 . Armstrong , Agnes , c a tlg r. Smith College L

L n . Re no ( Ne v . ) F. P. . ( Joh n H . Hamli , In ) No rthampton, Mass . 4 621 .

5778. B . B ell , Mary , head Child . Dept . F . P. L

a s s . W illi ams Ridlon , Margaret , ref . t Col , L oui sville , Ky . 4 874 .

lege L . , Williamstown , Mass . 574 6 . F . c a tl r P Blair, Mellicent , asst . g . . L . ,

Roy, Myrtle I . , asst. F . P . L ., Summi t, N. Brooklyn , N. Y . 4 632 .

J . 5740 . J s F . In. P . Brainerd , e sie , L New Rochelle, A In F P L Saltsman, Sue . , . . . ., Newark , N . N . Y . 3590 .

Y . 574 3 . t n e xa L m Hous o (T s ) yc e u Ca rne gi e L. l n S a nta Ba rb a ra (Ca . ) F. P. L. ( Fra ce s B . (Julia Ide s o n, in. ) 3 983 .

Li nn, In. ) 5762 . nd a na S a e L. n a na I i t t , I di polis , Ind . ( De e S a ult S t e . M a ri e (Mic h. ) Ca rn gi e P. L. m h w a rc us C. Bro n, In. ) 1086 .

a e n. 5720 . (Ad h Sh lly, i ) s L rw C nn m e Oti No ich, o . (I og ne A. Ca sh,

E lt a . . . . Savage , V stud N Y State L Sch a c t . In. ) 100 .

Albany N . Y . 5787. i , P . Sm th , Irene, . L , Denver Colo . 1 355 .

c he ne c a . Y . P. L. e n G le n In. f S t dy (N ) (H ry , ) Spo ford , Mrs . E dith F . , i n . B ureau o f

580 7. Mines L . , Washington , D . C . 383 9 .

Shearer, Augu stus H Newberry L Chi Thomson , 0 . R . Howard , ln . James V.

5 56 . L cago , Ill . 7 Brown , . , Williamsport, Pa . 2 006 .

S . P She rm a n ( Te xa s ) P. L. ( Mrs . No ra K . Tracey, Catharine , instructor N . Y . . In W e e ms , In. ) 572 6 . L . Sch . and . of Sch . Collections , N .

Y . City . 3303 . Singley, Louise , sup ervisor o f Div . o f Home

T ripp , George H . In . F . P . L New B ed L ib raries an d Reading Clubs, Carnegi e ,

ford Mass . 266 4 . L . P Pa , , ittsburgh , . 5757.

F A. o f E Waite, rank , chief Information Div . Smith , lizabeth , instructor Syracuse Univ .

P . L . N . Y . City . 3 1 04 . L . Sch . , Syracuse , N . Y. 571 8.

Walton , Miss G . M head . In . Mich . State Spangler, H . Mary, i n . High Sch . L Hart L Normal College ., Ypsilanti , Mich . ford , Conn . 5801 .

1 1 90 . A . In . . Stetson , Ruth , High Sch . L , Evans 5 75 ville , Ind . 7 . NEW LI FE MEM B ERS

Thayer, Gordon W asst. Shelf Dept. Har Haynes , Fr ances E . , asst . ln . Mount Holy

L . 5 44 k vard Univ . , Cambridge, Mass . 7 . o e Coll ege L South Hadley, Mass . E ’ ’ Thomas , Helen L ducational Sec y Nat l . 1 689.

. . . A. 600 L P P In Board Y W C , exington Ave . , arker, hebe , . State Normal Sch . L. , 5 N . Y . City. 788. Valley City , N . D . 2 050 . 66 AMERICAN LIBRARY AS SOCIATION BULLE TIN

A R o f ENG LIS H DELEGAT E TO K ATE S lines library economy and bibliography . P KI LL rice cloth. In p re ss . Periodicals for the small library by As the Bulletin is about to go to pres s , F rank K . Walter. An annotated selec tion we hav e a cablegram announcing that M r. o f abo ut 70 periodicals recommended to L . Stanley Ja s t , librarian of the Croydon public librari es ; recommends the first five public libraries , has been o fficially a p

and second five to b e subscribed for. Price poin ted by the council Of the Library

1 00 . Association of the United Kingdom as a “ L ist o f economical editions by Le Ro y delegate from that association t o the Kaat , f Je fers . Revised and enlarged edition . e rs k ill conference in response to the ia E xpert advice as to the most economi cal vita t ion Of the A . L. A . that s uch a dele

editions o f the mor popular books . . P ric s e e gate be appointed . M r . Ja t has already 250 visited American libraries and his many . The public school and th e social center friends will b e glad to greet him again and

movement , by Arthur E . Bostwi ck . Re also warmly welcome him as the a c cre d print o i his address at the Chicago meet it e d delegate of the E nglish Association . i n f g o the National E duc ation Association ,

July, 1 91 2 . P rice 1 0C. R ECENT AND FO RTHCOMING A. L. A. “ ’ L ist of Polish b ooks by Mrs . Jo ze fa PU B LICATIONS , K u li k F d c a . ( oreign book list NO. 6 ) The

B uying list of books for small libraries , author, who is in charge of the Polish compiled by Zaidee B rown ; new edition P L branch Of the B uffalo ublic ibrary , has a dmir revised by Caroline Webster. An f compiled a collection o about 2 50 titles , able collection o f about 800 books suitable all of which will be valuable for us e to as a guide fo r small libraries and th e Polish patrons o f public libraries . P ri ce untrained librarian . P rice 1 00 . 2 5C. In press . “ How to choose editions , by William The following chapters o f the A . L . A . N L . O. 8 F . . . E . oster (A A Handbook ) M anual of library economy are also an Di scusses the six points o f selection : ( 1 ) unc . P 1 00 no e d rice each . 2 3 S 4 5 text , ( ) editor, ( ) ize , ( ) type , ( ) Chap . V . Prop riet ary and subscription paper and ink , ( 6 ) binding . Price 1 50 . libraries , by C . K . Bolton . “ A normal library budget and its units Chap . X . The library building, by W . ” Of expense , by O . R . H ward Thompson . o R . E astman .

(A . L . A . Handbook No . 9 ) The author Chap . XI II . Training for lib rarianshi p , believ es that libra ies S hould have a de r by Mary W . Plummer. finite and skilfully prepared budget just Chap . XXVII . Commissions , state aid fir e as much as schools , a department, . and state agencies , by Asa Wynkoop In

. police department , and business houses press . L The budget here discussed is based on a Chap . XXXII . ibrary printing , by medium sized library , which has an annual Frank K . Walter . In press . circulation o f about books . It will be o f undoubted value to librarians and li W ARN ER LI BRARY CARDS

ra r b y boards . Th e pamphlet is revised Analytical cards for the Warner L ibrary

’ from an article printed in the P e nn s yl o f the worl d s best literature are being r e ”

L P 1 5 . vania ibrary Notes . rice C I n press . printed by the A. L . A . Publishing Board .

“ ” Index to library reports , by Katharine There are about 900 cards in the set .

T . Moody . Indexes reports o f about 1 70 P rice These cards distributed l ibraries and library commissions , making through th e catalog will add very greatly available matter which is Of general l n to the usefulness and value Of the Warner terce t , but especially to the librarian along Library . AM E RICAN LIB RARY AS SOCIATION BULLE TIN 67

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9 - . 1 1 8 5 . 1 1 896 1 897 . 2 1 898 9 w Vol , Vol , , Vol , 9 , fe f L . A complet e sets o the A . A .

- 1 900 . 2 1 9 1 l 1 0 V o . 1 902 1 905 1 1 05 Vol , , , 906 Vol . Booklist, from the beginning in 9 to the 1 1 907 Vol . 1 1 908 1 909 Vol . 1 . . 8 J 1 91 2 , , , end of Vol , une, , (with the ex P - rices on application . c e ptio n of Vol . 1 , No . 1 2 ) may b e had from

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P b L b ra De rb C nn. P u lic i ry, y, o Washington S t . , Chicago , Ill . rice, in B oun d Magazines— Atlantics Centuries parts , with all indexes , , , ’ The o fli c e has been making special e f and Scribner s Monthly . Some Atlantics forts the past year to get together c o m have just been received from the binder i pl e t e sets and it is unlikely that many an d have no library mark ngs . — more can be secured as some o f th e early Unbound Magazines Complete volumes e numbers have become very rare . and also singl e numb rs of the Atlantic , Ma Here is a rare good chance fo r any North American Review, Connecticut g ’ L v A e library which has not a complete set of the azine and ittell s Li ing g , besides the

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M t n M . P b L r r (Any library m ember o f the Association il o , a s s , u lic ib a y w may insert, ithout cost , a ten line notice Free to any Library o f books or periodicals wanted for sale or , Child life in Italy . Tilton . 1 866 . exchange) . Dudevant . Consuelo , 3 v . (paper . ) i F . le schmann , ed Memoirs of Count W ANTS Miot de Melito . Scribner. 1 881 .

. E Li b ra ry, Re ns s e l a e r Polyt e chnic I ns tit ut e , Goethe Conversations with ckermann .

B . 1 8 4 . Troy, N . Y. ell 7

James , G . P . R ' Richelieu , 2 v . i n 1 . l s t . annual report ( 1 906) Carnegie . Foundation for th e advancement of teach Harper.

Kirk . History of Charl es the B old . v . 1 ing .

2 only . Lippincott . 1 864 .

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“ ’ Hart . 1 84 4 . 1 . Lord Kings b o ro ugh s Antiquities of

” Otis . Great white plague . Crowell . L - Mexico , ondon , 1 831 4 8 9 vols . , folio ,

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“ Reed Fi elds . 1 854 . 2 . Philosophical Transactions of the

Stael . Corinne . (paper . ) Royal Society . 97 vols . Bound mainly in

Thackeray . Four Georges . Harper. 1 860 . leather, a few in cloth , three or four

Ticknor . Life o f Prescott . Ticknor volumes sprung at the back . They cov er

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Ware . Aurelian . Francis . 1 854 . Julian . 1 1 3 1 1 1 -2 8 , 8 7, 1 82 3 , 1 851 , 1 873 , 1 881 .

Francis , 1 856 . 3 . The Athenaeum . 91 vols . B ound

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Charter .

Purpo se s o f the Association

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Pri vileges of m embership

Const i tution and b y-laws

Past meetings and attendance

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known a w r as Jus n W n sor . A . Be it , th t he e ti i , C m W n M m r n J . v ut r Sa u S . G a s C te , el ee , e L hit ey , el il

F rk n n T m as W . kn a v Dui r . s a d o c , ed B Pe i h Bi ell , h e a ssocia ted themselves with the i n ten tio n o f formin g a corporatio n un der the n a me o f the Ameri can Lib rary Asso cia tio n for the purp ose o f ro m o tin g the lib ra ry n r s s o f coun tr b e xc a n n v ws r ac i te e t the y y gi g ie , e h in co n c us o ns an d n uc n c o - o rat on in all g l i , i d i g pe i de pa rtme n ts o f b ib liotheca l scien ce a n d e con omy ; b y disp os i n g the pub li c mi n d to the foun din g a n d im provi n g o f lib raries ; a n d b y cultiva ting go o d will a mo n its own m mb rs a nd av co m i w t the g e e , h e pl ed i h provisio n s o f the statutes o f this Common wealth in s uc cas m a a n d rov a s a ar s ro m h e de p ided , ppe f the c rt fica o f the r s n t Tr asur r a nd x cut v e i te P e ide , e e , E e i e oar o f sa cor o rat o n u a rov b the B d id p i , d ly pp ed y o mm ss o n r o f or ora on s a n d r cor i n t s C i i e C p ti , e ded hi o ffic e : o w r r I H n r r r r f N t o . c S c a o , he ef e , , e y B Pei e , e et y the omm on w a o f Massac us s do r b ce r C e lth h ett , he e y i s n VVin r A r m t f t a s a Jut so . . utte S a u y h t id i , C C , el r m L n M i Fr S n s W t v Du . G Ja . . ee , e hi ey , el il , ed B rk n a nd T m as W kn t r ss o at s s o . c a c Pe i h Bi ell , hei i e a nd succ ssors are a or a n z an d s ab s e , leg lly g i ed e t li hed as a n d a re r b m a a n x s n cor orat o n un , he e y de e i ti g p i der the nam of the Am r c an b rar Ass o c a o n e e i Li y i ti , w t the ow rs r s an d r v s a n d sub c i h p e , ight , p i ilege , je t to the m ta on s u s a nd r str c ons w c b li i ti , d tie , e i ti , hi h y l aw appertai n thereto . W n ss m o fic a s na ur r unto sub scrib it e y f i l ig t e he e ed , a n d the sea l o f the Co mm o nwealth o f Mass achuse tts hereun to a ffixed this ten th da y o f Decemb er in the yea r o f our Lo rd o n e thousan d eight hun dred a nd

- se venty n i n e . H NR I Y . R E B PE CE , n S cr ar o f h o m m (Sig ed) e et y t e C onwealth . AMERICAN LIBRARY ASSOCIATION

n z t Orga i e d Oc . 6 , 1876 ; I nco rpo ra te d De c . 10 , 1879

This national body was organized in Philadelphia, October 6 , 1 876 , as the immediate ’ result of a three da yS library conference held in connection with the C entennial

exhi bition.

Its purposes are the promotion of libra ry interests , the interchange o f experience i o f and op in on, the obtaining larger results from library labor and expenditure , and

the advancement o f the profession of librarianship .

In addition to advancing library interests generally, the As sociation aims

1 . By organization and force o f numbers to effect needed reforms and improve n no me ts , most of which could t be brought about by individual effort . 2 c o- f . By Operation, to lessen labor and expense o library administration . 3 . By discussion and comparison , to utilize the combined experiments and e xp e ri l ence of the profession in perfecting p ans and methods , and in solving difficulties . 4 . By meetings and correspondence, t o promote acquaintance and e s p rit de c orps .

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cordially invited to use the rooms . Any changes Of address o r position should be re ported promptly to the executive o fli c e so that the membership list in the Handbook

- - may be up to date and all publications may reach members promptly .

M e mb e rship a nd Due s

Any person o r institution engaged in library work may become a member. The

annual dues are Two dollars for individuals and Five dollars fo r i nstitutions , payable

in advance on January l s t . An entrance fee Of One dollar must b e paid by individual s

upon joining o r rejoining if membership has lapsed . Any individual member may

- become a life member exempt from dues o n payment Of Twenty five dollars . All applications fo r membership and remittances for dues Should be made to the

Am erican Li b rary Association , 78 E ast Washington St ., Chicago, by money orders o r 1 0 drafts on New York or Chicago . If local checks are sent, cents exchange S hould be

added . Be ne fits of M e mb e rship

Individua l members receiv e the Bulletin o f the American Library Association pub

- 0 o n li s he d b i monthly and forming an annual volume o f over 4 0 p ages , e number Of which is the Official Handbook and another the Proceedings o f the annual meeting ; they enjoy

special travel and hotel rates, all conference privileges and hospitalities, and are entitled

to vote fo r officers o f the Association . Every library worker whose name is on the

membership list and who pays the annual fee , helps thereby to more effective work

o f . by the A ssociation , which in turn wil l accru e to the benefit the individual member

L . Institutional ( Library ) members , in addition to the Bulletin, will receive the A . . A o f fo r Booklist ( 1 0 issues a year) , an annotated buying list current books suitable large s o ne and small libraries . Every library member may end delegate to all meetings of

o f . the Association , who shall be entitled to all privileges an individual member

Libraries may ask Headquarters for information on any library subject .

CONS T ITU T ION OF THE AMERICAN come a member by paying the annual du es and others after election by the LIBRARY ASSOCIAT ION ; , Executiv e board but no member shall be Adopte d 1909 entitled to vote at a bu siness meeting of O b je ct the Association or for the election of o in 1 o f Li Sec . . The object the American cers until the annual meeting of the calen b ra r Association shall be to prom te the y o dar y ea r following his accession t o mem welfare of libraries in America . hership . The annual dues Of the Asso

M e mb e rs hip c ia t io n shall be two dollars for individuals

2 M . . m Sec . e b e rs Any person or insti and five dollars for libraries and other in tutio n b e s t it ut io ns v engaged in library work may , payable in ad ance in January, 4 16 AME RICAN LIB RARY ASSOCIATION save that for the fi rst year the dues for The president shall be the representati ve o f In f individuals S hall be three dollars . head the Association . case O his

H n a e m b e r . o r e Sec . 3 . o or ry M s On nomi death , resignation , inability to serv , v - e nation o f the Council , honorary members the ranking ice president shall becom

r may be elected by unanimous vote at a n; president .

f . t r . meeting o the Association Sec . 9 . S e c re a y The secretary , sub

Me mb e s a nd Fe w . Any e c t o f Sec . 4 . Life r llo s j to the general authority the presi e individual member may become a lif d ent and of the E xecutiv e board , shall b e

25 . v member, exempt from dues , by paying $ the active executi e officer of the Associa v d a t On payment of $1 00 any indi i ual mem tion . He shall keep a record of the v ber may become a life fellow . An indi id tendance and proceedings at each meet Exe c u ual life member may become a life fellow ing of the Association , Council or t he o n payment o f $75 . tive board , and serve as agent for

treasurer in collecting membership dues . Endow me nt Fu nd

r r. S Sec . 1 0 . T re a su e The treasurer hall

Sec . 5 . All receipts from life and p er record all receipts and disbursements , pay s e tua l memberships and life fellowship , p v the bills , on appro al of the chairman of S and all gifts for endowment purposes , hall finance committee or Of a member de s ig constitute an endowment fund , which shall a n h ated by that committee , and make an b e inv ested and the principal kept forever n ual report to the Association co vering b e - inviolate . The interest shall expended the calendar year . The as the E xecutive board may direct . 1 1 E e t ve B d . Sec . . x cu i oar The president endowment fund shall be in the custody o f - r and v ice presidents , together with six othe S three trustees , one of whom hall be elect m embers elected as hereinafter S pecified , t o ed by ba llot at each annual meeting , shall constitute the Executive board . At hold office for three years from the date the annual meeting of 1 909 there shall b e of his election and until his successor el ected by b allot six persons t o ser ve as e u shall be elected . No money from the the abov e m entioned elective members of dowment fund shall b e inv ested or ex the E xecutiv e board . Immediately after pended except o n check signed by a ma their election they shall b y lot divide jo rity o f the trustees . themsel v es into three equal classes , of M a na ge me nt which the term of the first shall expire in 1 1 t he 1 91 0 of the second in 1 9 , and Of , Sec . 6 . The business of the Association , 1 1 2 1 91 0 a except as hereinafter specifically assigned third in 9 . In and at each annu l e meeting of the As s ociation thereafter , ther to other bodies , shall be entrusted to the l ’ B ut s hall be elected by bal ot for a three years Ex ecutiv e board . the Association may , term tw members f the E xecutiv e b ard - , o o o by a three fourths v ote of those present o r v to take the place of those whose term will a nd voting , take direct action , re ise v S a d thus expire . The Executi e board hall the action of the Executiv e board or Coun minister the business affairs of the Asso u . cil , o r giv e them mandatory instr ctions c ia t i o n except those specifically assign e d m Offic e rs a nd Com i tt e e s d to other bodies , or dealt with by irect vote f Sec . 7. The of icers of the Association Of the Associ ation as hereinbefore pro

d v e - v shall b e a president , first and secon ic v id e d . It shall appoint the non electi e and

a nd . a ll presidents , a secretary , a treasurer assistant officers , and standing commit

The president and vice- presidents shall b e tees ; and fix the salaries o f all paid Ofii c e rs

v elected at each annual meeting of the As o f the Association . It shall ha e authority a fo r sociation . The secret ry and treasurer to arrange the program the annual

E v d shall be chosen by the xecuti e board , meeting and to deci e upon the presenta

o fli c e a nd . shal l hold at its pleasure , and re tion a n d p rinting of papers repo rt s c e i v e the such salaries as it S hall fix . It shall hav e authority to include in

- 8. P Sec . re s i d e nt a nd V ice Pre sid e nts . publications of the Association so much o f HANDBOOK 4 17

the program , notices , circulars , and pro sider and discuss library questions of pub two c e e dings of affiliated associations as it may lic and professional interest , and b y a

d o n deem advisable . thirds v ote a opt resolutions these or

1 2 . n mmi e . f o r o Sec . Fi na ce Co tt e There shall any other matters o library policy pra f be a finance committee of three , the chair tice , and no resolutions , except votes o man Of which shall be chosen from t he thanks and on local arrangements S hall be

Executiv e board . The finance committe e otherwise adopted . In particular it shall shall prepare annual and suppl ementary consider and repo rt upon questions which v v budgets , within which appropriations shall in ol e the pol i cy of the Association as

be made by the Executive board , and no such ; and no such question s S hall be voted ' expense shall be incurred in behalf of the upon by the Association , except upon a Association by any o fii c e r o r committee in three-fourths vote o f the Association de

excess of the authorized appropriation . ciding for immediate action , w ithout a pre The finance committee shall audit the a o v ions reference to the Council for c o ns i d o i a counts the secret ry, treasurer and tru s cration and recommendation . It may by tees o f the endowment fund and report to two- third s vote affiliate with the American L the Association at the annual meeting . ibrary Association , upon suitable condi

1 3 e Sec . . Vot s b y Co rre s po nde nce . Ap tions , other organizations kindred in pur proval in writing by a majority o f a board pose and by the same vote establish sec . v o f or committee oting shall hav e the force tions the Association . It may nominate o f a vote , pro vided no member expresse s honorary members .

disapproval . Te rms of Offic e Co unc n

Sec . 1 7. All offi cers , members of the 1 4 r h . Sec . . Me m b e s ip The Council shall Council and members of the Executive consist of the Executive board , all ex board elected by the Association shall serve presidents o f the Association who continue until the adj urnment o f the meeting at a f o as members thereof , all presidents of w i h ch their successors are chosen . filia t e d societies who are members of the Association twenty-fiv e members elected , Pu b lis hi ng Boa rd

by the Association at large , and twenty 1 Sec . 8. The publishing board shall con five elected by the Council itself and one sist of five members appointed by t he v member from each state , pro incial and Executiv e board for term s o f not more territorial library association o r any asso n than th ree years , o e of whom shall be c ia tio n cov ering two or more such g e o

chosen from the Executive board . It s o h graphical div isions which complies with jcet shall be to secure the preparation and the conditions for such representation set o f a nd publication such catalogs , indexes - forth in the b y laws . The elected m em other bibl iographic and library aids as it bers shall be chosen five each year b y

may appro ve . the Association and Council respectiv ely , 1 d S 9 . a h o fiic e five Sec . The publishing boar hall to hold for years , except that

nua ll . a t the annual meeting of 1 909 the existing y appoint its chairman and secretary

- x n Council S hall elect twenty five a nd shall Sec . 20 . No work invol ving the e pe divide them by l o t into five classes to hold diture of money shall be undertaken ex v o f o f e one , two , three , four, and five years re cept by a ote a majority the whol

s e t iv l S p c e y. board , and the Association hall not be

. 1 5 e e n . r Sec . M ti gs The Council shall liable for any debts incu red by the pub e hold at least two meetings a year, o n e o f li bing board . The treasurer of the Asso which shall be at the time and place of c ia tio n shall serve as treasurer o f the pub f l is hin a c the annual m eetings o the Association . g board , but shall keep separate

Other meetings shall be ca lled upon re counts . With the approval Of the finance o i w quest t enty members . committee , money may be apportioned by

Sec . 1 6 . Dutie s . The Council may c o n the Executive board from the treasury of AM ERICAN LIBRARY ASSOCIATION

the Association fo r the running expenses number . It shall b e the duty of members of the publishing board . to inform the secretary promptly of any

n re change o f address . Sec . 21 . The publishi g board shall port in print at each annual meeting Of the The fi scal year of the Association shall

. Association . be the calendar year

e e n M ti gs Sec . 2 . At least one month p rior to the annual meeting o f the Association the 2 n a e e . Sec . 2 . A nu l M tings There shall Executive b ard shall appoint a commit be an annual meeting of the Association o tee o f five no o ne of whom shall be a mem at such place and time as may be finally , B ber o f the oard , to nominate the elective determined by the Executiv e board . officers and other members of the Exe cu Me e n . Sec . 23 . Sp e c ial ti gs Special meet E tiv e board , tru stees of the ndowment ings of the Association may be called by n o f a s fund , a d such members the Council the E xecutive board , and shall b e called

' are to be chosen by the Association under by the pre s ide nt o n request o f twenty me m the provisions of Sec . 1 4 o f the c o ns titu ne bers o f the Association . At least o

' tion . month s notice shall be given, and only This committee shall report to the Ex business S pecified in the call S hall be trans

e cut ive board , which Shall after adoption acted . of the report post its nominations forty

m . F . 24 . Q r Sec uo u orty members shall eight hours before the election and shall f constitute a quoru m o the Association and place such nominations before the Asso twenty of the Council . c ia t io n on a p rinted ballot which S hall be “ ” - known as the Official Ballot . The Board Ame ndme nts a nd By La w s S hall also include on such bal lot othe r

Sec . 25 . Ame ndme nt s . This constitution nominations filed with the secretary by may be amended by a three -fourths vote any five members of the Association at of those present and voting at two suc - least twenty four hours before election , c e s s ive meetings of the Association , pro provided that with the petition containing vide d that notice Of the amendments be such nominations or noted upon it, S hall sent to each member o f the Association at be filed the consent of the person or per least one month before final adoption . sons s o nominated .

- - 6 B La w s . B Sec . 2 . y y laws may be In general , nominations to the Council adopted by vote of the Association upon shall be made with a v iew o f having it f E recommendation O the xecutive board or representative o f all sections o f the coun after reference to and report from the try and of the pri ncipal classes of libraries

- Executive board . Any b y law may b e sus included in the Association . No person pended by a three-fourths vote o f those S hall be nominated as president , first or present and voting at any meeting of the second vice-president o r councilor of the

Association . Association for two consecutive terms . No By-La ws more than the required number of nomi na

tions shall b e made by the committee . The Sec . 1 . Any person renewing member f ship shall pay all arrears o f dues or dues position and residence o each nominee

shall be given o n the official ballot . required o f new members . M embers whose o f dues are unpaid at the close o f the annual Sec . 3 . At the first meeting the Coun conference and who shall continue such cil at each annual conference , there shall delinquency for o n e month after notice o f b e designated a committee of five to nomi the sam e has been sent by the treasurer, nate the new members of the Council which

shall b e dropped from membership . the Council itself is to elect for the next E ach new member shall be assigned a ensuing term . This committee shall report consecutiv e number in the order of first to the Council , and the election by the

i . jo ning and payi ng dues . A delinquent Council shall be by ballot The prohibition

- m ember rejoining shall receive his original in Sec . 2 o f the re election of a councilor

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of the Association el igible under the rules t e re d as a member o f the same . The reg i s t e re d Of of the section may become a member there members each section shall, at o f by registering his or her name with t he the final session of each annual meeting , v se cretary of the section . choose a chairman and secretary, to ser e

. Sec . 1 0 . Provision shall be made by the unti l the close of the next annual meeting

v Executive board for sessions of the arious Sec . 1 1 . The vote o f institutional mem sections at annual meetings of the Asso bers S hall be cast by the duly de s igna t e d ‘ i io n c a t , and the programs for the same representativ e whose credentials are filed shall be prepared by the officers of sections with the secretary . In the absence of such in consultation with the program commit designation o r of such delegate the vote f tee . Sessions o sections shall be open to may be cast by the chief li brarian o r rank any member of the Association , but no per ing executive officer in attendance at the son may vote in any section unless regis m eeting .

Me e t i ngs a nd M e mb e rs

Place

— 1 876 , Oct . 4 6 Philadelphia — 1 877, Sept . 4 6 New 1 2— 5 877, Oct . . London ( international ) 1 878 No meeting 1 79 J — 8 , une 30 July 2 . B oston 1 880 No meeting 1 881 F e —1 2 , b . 9 Washingto n 1 2 - 88 , May 2 4 2 7 . Cincinnati 1 u 1 - 883 , A g . 4 1 7 Buff alo 1 884 No meeting 1 885 —1 1 , Sept . 8 Lake George , N . Y — 1 886 , July 7 1 0 Milwaukee 1 8 — 87 . 0 , Aug 3 Sept 2 Thousand Islands , N . Y 1 888 2 —2 , Sept . 5 8 Catskill Mts . , N . Y 1 889 — 1 1 , M ay 8 . St . Lo uis 1 890 —1 , Sept . 9 3 Fabyans (White Mts . ) 1 891 1 2— , Oct . 1 6 San Francisco 1 892 1 6—2 1 l , M ay Lakewood , B a timo re ,W a s hingt o n 1 — 893 , July 1 3 22 Chicago 1 894 1 — , Sept . 7 2 2 Lake Placid , N . Y 1 895 - , Aug . 1 3 2 1 Denver and Colorado 1 896 — , Sept . 1 8 Cleveland 1 89 — 7, June 21 2 5 Philadelphia 1 897 — , July 1 3 1 6 London ( international ) 1 898 — - - , July 5 9 Lakewood o uChautauqua 1 899 9—1 3 , May Atlanta , Ga 1 900 J 6—1 2 , une Montreal , Canada 1 901 J 3— 1 0 , uly Waukesha , Wis . . 1 902 J 1 4— B , une 20 oston and Magnolia , M ass 1 903 — , June 2 2 27 Niagara 1 90 4 1 — . Oct . 7 22 St . Louis . 1 905 J 4- , uly 8 Portland . Ore 1 906 J 29— , une July 6 . Narragansett Pier , R . I 1 907 2 3- A 29 . , May shevi lle , N . C 1 908 J 2 2—2 , une 7 Minnetonka , Minn . 1 909 Ju 28— B J . , ne uly 3 . retton Woods , N H 1 91 0 J 3 0—J , une uly 6 . Mackinac I sland , Mich 1 91 0 — . Aug . 28 3 1 B russel s ( international ) 1 91 1 1 - , May 8 2 4 Pasadena , Cal 1 91 2 J 2 6— , une July 2 . Ottawa , Canada 1 91 — 3 , June 2 3 28 HANDB OOK 42 1

HONOR RO LL OF ATT EN DANCE AT CON FERENC E S

C m e d b Mrs . H o pil y e nry J . Ca rr

Fo r . L . a nd 1 . 3 . E . B B w early A A honor roll , other M . arton , Arthur E . ost ick , W .

L J o l . 2 . E statistics , see ibrary ournal , v 3 , R astman , Caroline H . Garlan d , — . . d E . pages 238 239 . G S Godar , Helen Haines ,

Mary E . Hawley M erica Hoagland The following members hav e attend ed , , E n L r st emcke , B . Pickman Mann the number of meetings indicated , J ohn G . M oulton , C . A . Nelson , L 31 . Henry J . Carr . Abby . Sargent , Maude Thayer, E To b itt dith , Alice S . Tyler, Caro 27. Mrs . Henry J . Carr .

. line M Underhill , Purd B . Wright.

24 . Samuel Swett Green . 1 2 B . William eer, G . F . Bowerman Wal w , 23 . R . R . Bowker , M el vil De ey , William

L . B ter rown , Electra C . Doren , I . Fletcher, Frank P . Hill , Henry

Anna R . Dougherty , M arilla W . M . Utley . F E reeman , Sarah . Goding, C . H .

M ary E . Ahern , William H . B rett , W . Hastings , Isabel E . Lo rd , Mrs . Helen

T . Peoples , Mary W . Plummer . G . J . c . Mc aine , Mrs B . Pickman Mann ,

E . Wire . L . Harriet Matthews , W . T . Porter ,

2 1 . . . . E Clement Walker Andrews S H Ranck , Mary . Robbins , W . F . Sewall , Hiller C . Wellman . E B F . . F 20 . Nina . rowne , W axon , William

E . F . . L . . oster, G T ittle , T L Mont 1 1 . . S H . Berry , G . W . Cole , Mrs . E mma

gomery , E . J . Nolan Neisser De lfino , Julia E . Elliott , G .

E . 1 9 . Gardner M . Jones , . C . Richardson W . Harris , M rs . Frank P . Hill , A .

E . F L . 1 8. Linda A . E astman, Mrs . A . G . vans , H Hopkins , annie Hull , Mary J E L E Tessa L . Kelso , B . C . Steiner . ones , Henry . egler, lla M . Mc L E L P B . oney, ffie . ower , C . Roden , 1 7. Lizzie A . Williams .

Bessie S . Smith , Agnes V a nV a l k e n 1 6 . W . S . B iscoe , W . P . Cutter , J . C . Dana ,

burgh , Mrs . Jessie Palmer Weber . Mrs . H . L . Elmendorf , Mrs . Salome

1 0 . . L . B B Cutler Fairchild , Caroline M . Hew A ailey , William Warner ishop , v L ins , Frank C . Patten , W . K . Stet Cedric Chi ers , T . . Cole , Mrs . D . w son , R . G . Th aites . R . Corey , M rs . Mary H . Curran , Mrs .

Mel vil Dewey , Mrs . E . C . Earl , M rs . 1 5 . Eliza G . Browning , C . H . Gould , M ary F F . W . axon, Irene A . Hackett , J . E . Hazeltine , W . C . Lane , Minnie L E . Harrison , W . . Henry, Jane P . M . Oakley , Herbert Putnam , Jos e

Hubbell , M rs . O . B . Ja uith Henry h . L E q , p ine A Rathbone , utie . Stearns ,

F J . . J . J J . I . Wyer, Jr . enks , T ennings , Ada Alice J ones , M rs . Gardner M . Jones , W . 1 4 E . . . H Anderson , Johnson B righam ,

C . Kimball , T . W . Koch , Katherine Edith E . Clarke , C . B . Galbreath , P F P . . E . J . . . B . L atten , O oole , M rs . G . C M Hanson , Mary indsay , t h i L S e c rt . Kathar ne . Sharp , Rose G . Stew e , Mrs Carrie W . Whitney ,

. art , Sula Wagner H . W . Wilson , William F . Yust . 4 22 AME RICAN LIBRARY AS SOCIATION

MEMBERS HI P BY S TAT ES

Texas 0 0 0 0 0

Uta h 0 0 0 0 0 0

Ark ansas 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Vermont California Virginia

Colorado 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Washington Connecticut West Virginia

Delaware 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Wisconsin 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

District o f Columbia . Wyoming

Florida 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Canada

Georgia 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Alberta

Idaho 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 British Co lumbia Illinois M anitob a Indiana New Brunswick

Iowa 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Nova Scotia 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Kansas 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Ontario 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Kentucky 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Quebec 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

u O O O O O O O O O O O O Lo isiana O Saskatchewan O O O O O

Maine 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Maryland Total Massachusetts Michigan F OREIGN a M innesot ( Includin g U . S . De Mississippi pendencies)

Missouri o o o o o o o o o o o o o

O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 New Hampshire J New ersey 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 New M exico

New York 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

North Carolina O O O O O O O O O O O O O O

North Dakota 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Ohio 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Oklahoma 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Oregon O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O P ennsylvania O O O O O O O O O O O O O Rhode Island South Carolina South Dakota Te nne s e e

M EME ERS HI P BY CLAS S ES 1 91 1 1 91 2 1 91 3 Honorary M embers 4 Life Members 77 83 95 Li brary Members 308 332 372 Perpetual M embers 3 L ife Fellows . Annual Members 1 653 1 94 2 2087

Total 204 6 2365 2563 HANDB O OK 423

PAST O FFIC ERS

The following tabulation of o fli c e rs o f the Ameri can Library Association has been

r l L J vo l . compiled by Mrs . Henry J . Carr. Fo additional particu ars see ibrary ournal , — — - 661 23 : 5 69 570 , 6 1 4 615 , 660 .

Pre side nt s Presided at the following Justin Winsor ‘ conferences Philadelphia ; New York ; Boston ; Washington ; Cincinnati ; B uffalo ; L ” ake George . William F rederick P”oole . Milwaukee ; Thousand Islands . Charles Ammi Cutter Catskill Mts . ; St . Louis . Frederick Morgan Grunden‘ Fabyans (White Mountains) Melvil Dewey

Samuel Swett Green San F rancisco .

William Isaac Fletcher Lakewood , N . J Baltimore and

Washington .

M el vil Dewey Chicago . ls Josephus Nelson La rne d Lake Placid . N . Y .

Henry Munson Utley Denver .

John Cotton Dana Clev eland .

William Howard B rett Philadelphia . Justi n Winsor ‘ P L Herbert utnam akewood ( Chautauqua) , N . Y .

William Coolidge Lane Atlanta .

Reuben Gold Thwaites Montreal .

Henry James Carr Waukesha , Wis . J 6 ohn Shaw Billings Boston and Magnolia , Mass . J ames Kendall Hosmer Niagara Falls . P Herbert utnam St . Louis . E rnest Cushing Richardson . Portland , Ore . F P rank ierce Hill Narragansett Pier, R . I .

Cl ement Walker Andrews Asheville , N . C . E Arthur lmore Bostwick Lake Minnetonka, Minn .

Charles Henry Gould 0 B retton Woods , N . H .

Nathaniel Dana Carlile Hodges . O Mackinac Island , Mich . J 1 ames Ingersoll Wyer, Jr

. E d Mrs Theresa West lmen orf . Ottawa , Canada . E L Henry duard egler . . K a a t e r s k ill , N . Y . Edwin Hatfi eld Anderson

l Di e d Oc t . 2 2 , 1 89 7. 1 D e d M a c h 1 1 9 i r , 8 4 . 8 D d e e S . 8 1 9 0 3 i pt , . ‘ D e d O c t 2 8 i . , 1 9 1 1 . 5 D e d A u . 1 1 i g 5 , 1 9 3 . “ D e d M a c h 1 1 i r , 1 9 1 3 . C n e e n c e he d a t a s a d n l b u e d n n i n n d n n e a Ca . t s e o t a e a n c e . e e a s e s s s o f r l P , : pr i t tt G r l io e s d e d o v e e x - e s d e n t s e e n Ca A n d e w s s t w c a n d e x -V c e - e s d e pr i r by pr i Gr , H i ll , rr , r , Bo i k , i pr i nt A T c e S . li yl e r . 424 AM E RICAN LIB RARY ASSOCIATION

S e c re ta ri e s T re asure rs

- - v 1 876 1 877. Mel vil Dewey , 1 876 90 . Mel il Dewey, Oct . April

E 1 - 877 1 78. William E . Parker and Miss Mary Salome Charles vans , April Sept . 8

- 1 - 1 91 . 897 98. Cutler, 1 890 July 8 Melvil Dewey,

1 - F J 1 8 9-J 1 Frank Pierce Hill , 1 89 95 . rederick ackson, April 7 uly 880 .

- v 1 0 - Henry Livingston Elmendorf, 1 895 9 6 . Mel il Dewey, July 88 Dec . 1 880 ; Chair

- F Rutherford Platt Hayes , 1 896 97. man inance Committee , Dec . 1 880

- 1 881 . Melvil Dewey, 1 897 98. March

- 1 F J 1 - Henry James Carr, 1 898 900 . rederick ackson , M arch 881 M ay 1 882 ;

F 1 900 -02 F Frederick Winthrop axon , . Chai rman inance Committee , M ay 1 882

- 1 882 . James Ingersoll Wyer, Jr . , 1 902 09 . Sept .

- J L - Chalmers Hadley , 1 909 1 1 . ames yman Whitney , Sept . 1 882 Oct .

1 886 . George B urwell Utley , 1 91 1

J - Henry ames Carr, Oct . 1 886 Sept . 1 893 . Re co rd e rs - . 1 3 u 1 George Watson Cole , Sept 89 A g . 895 .

- E w - E 1 887 89 . rnest Cushing Richardson , d in Hatfield Anderson , Aug . 1 895 Aug .

- 1 896 George Thomas Little , 1 889 92 . .

- - 1 892 93 . . 1 896 1 Henry Munson Utley, George Watson Cole, Sept Nov . 896 .

J 1 - s - Henry ames Carr, 893 95 . Charles Knowle Bolton, Dec . 1 896 June

- 1 9 Charles Alexander Nelson , 1 895 96 . 8 7.

d J 1 896 -97 - Gar ner M aynard ones, . Gardner M aynard Jones, June 1 897 Sept .

E - Helen lizabeth Haines , 1 897 1 907. 1 906 .

L E 1 - 907 08. F utie ugenia Stearns , George ranklin Bowerman , Sept . 1 90 6 E 1 0 9 8. Mary ileen Ahern , Aug . 1 907.

- - Alice Bertha Kroeger, 1 908 09 . Au 1 And erson Hoyt Hopkins , g . 907 July

1 908. Re gist ra r - P . J 1 90 n 1 1 urd B Wright , uly 8 Ja . 9 0 .

- E . Nina Browne , 1 889 1 909 . Carl B . Roden , Ja n . 1 91 0 Pre sid e nt

Edwin H . Anderson , Public library , New York .

Fi rs t V ice - Pre sid e nt

Hiller C . Wellman. City library , Springfield , M ass .

S e cond Vice - Pre sid e nt

u . Gratia A . Countryman, P blic library , Minneapolis , Minn

Exe cuti ve Boa rd

- ix The president , vic e presidents and s other members as follows

Fo r te rm e xpiri ng 19 14

C . W . Andrews , John C rerar library , Chicago .

Linda A . E astman , Public library, Clevel an d , 0 .

Fo r te rm e xpi ri ng 19 1 5

W . N . C . Carlton , Newberry library , Chicago . f Theodore W . Koch , Univ ersity o Michigan library , Ann Arbor , Mich .

Fo r t e rm e xpi ri ng 1 9 1 6

Harrison W . Crav er, Carnegie library , Pittsburgh , Pa . P L Herbert utnam , ibrary of Congress , Washington , D . C .

S e cre ta ry

B 7 E George . U tl ey , 8 ast Washington St Chicago

Tre as ure r

Carl B . Roden , Public library, Chicago

T ruste e s of t he Endow me nt Fu nd

W . W . Appleton , New York . ( Term expires 1 91 4 )

. . P W C Kimball , assaic , N . J . ( Term expires 1 91 5 ) E . W . Shel don , New York . (Term expires 1 91 6) 426 AM E RICAN LIB RARY AS SOCIATION

COUNCIL OF THE AMERICAN LIBRARY ASSOCIATION,

19 13 - 19 14

The Ex e c ut iv e Boa rd Pre side nts of Affili a te d O rga niz a tions

J r l o f Edwin H . Anderson, Public library, New ames I . Wyer, J . , Nationa association

York . state libraries , State library , Albany ,

H . C . Wellman , City library , Springfield , N . Y . F P Mass . ranklin 0 . oole, American association o f f G ratia A . Countryman , Public library , Min law libraries , Association o the

neapolis , M inn . b ar library, New York .

C . W . Andrews , John Crerar library , Chi D . N . Handy , Special libraries association ,

cago . Insurance library association of Bos L B inda A . E astman, Public library , Clev e ton , oston , Mass . E B land , 0 . lizab eth . Wales , League o f library com

W . N . C . Carlton , Newberry library, Chi missions , Missouri public library com J cago . mission, efferson City , M o .

. . v T W Koch , Uni ersity of M ichigan library, E e e b t he n a t L Ann Arbor, M ich . l ct d y Associatio a rge r m e re 19 1 H . W . Craver, Carnegie library Pittsburgh Te xpi s 4 , ,

Pa .

Nina E . Browne, B oston .

Herbert Putnam , Library of Congress ,

H . W . Craver, Carnegie library , Pittsburgh . Washington , D . C . P Myra oland , Osterhout library , Wilkes Ex- P e n No w mb e r r side ts Me s B arre , Pa .

O. . P B Roden , ublic library, Chicago . Mel vil Dewey , L ake Placid Club , N . Y .

. . E P B C Steiner, noch ratt free library, S . S . Green , Worcester, M ass .

B altimore . W . I . Fletcher, Amherst , Mass .

H . M . Utley Public library, Detroit . , Te rm expi re s 1 9 15

J . C . Dana, Free public library , Newark . J B ohnson righam , Iowa state library D s . . P . , e W H Brett , ublic library , Clevelan d

Moines . Herbert Putnam , Library o f Congress ,

L J . B . urpee, Ottawa C an . Washington . , E liza G . B rowning, Public library, Indian W . C . La n e , Harvard university library ,

anolis . Cambridge , Mass . P s o Sula Wagner, ublic library, St . Louis . R . G . Thwaites , Wisconsin historical i c e ty, M adison . e rm e 1 1 2 T xpi re s 9 6 1 - r J . Carr , Public library , Scranton , Pa .

i F P C . Richardson , rinceton university li Chalmers Hadley, Public library, Denver. e P J br ry , rinceton , N . . Mary L . Titcomb , Washington County free P F P . . . Hill , ublic library, Brooklyn library, Hagerstown, Md .

C . W . Andrews , The John Crerar library, Sarah B . Askew , State library, Trenton , J Chicago . N . .

E B P . . . A . . ostwick , ublic library , St . Louis . A S Root , Oberlin college library

C . H . Gould , M c Gill university librar y, Te rm e xpi re s 19 17 Montreal .

N . D . C . Hodges , Public library , C incinnati . F . K . Walter , State library , Albany, N . Y . J . I . Wyer, Jr . , State library , Albany, N . Y . Margaret Mann , Carnegie lib rary, P itts

Mrs . H . L . Elmendorf Public library Buf , , burgh , Pa .

falo, N . Y . W . W . B ishop , Library o f Congress, Wash

E . L u P . i n Henry egler, blic library , Chicago gt o n, D . C .

428 AM E RI CAN LI BRARY AS SOCIATION

Int e rn a tio nal Re lat io ns M . S . Dudgeon , Wisconsin free library

. commission , M adison , Wis Herbert Putnam , Library of Congress ,

T . M . Owen , Department of archives Washington .

and history , Montgomery , Ala . E . C . Richardson, Princeton University ,

P J . S . H . Ranck , Public library, Grand Rap library, rinceton , N . P ids, M ich . F rank P . Hill , ublic library, Brooklyn ,

Adelaide R . Hasse, Public library, New N . Y . L York . W . C . ane, Harvard University library ,

. C . F . D . B elden , State library , Boston , Cambridge, Mass “ . L J Ne w Mass . R R . Bowker , ibrary ournal ,

York City . Co-op e ra tion wit h t he N a tio nal Educ a tio n Bo o k b u in Associa tion y g

’ Walter L . B rown , Public library , Buf Mary E . Hall , Girls high school , Brook

falo, N . Y . lyn . P C . B . Roden , ublic library, Chicago . Marie A . Newberry , Public library, New

C . H . Brown , Public library , Brooklyn . York . Irene Warren School o f educati n Uni , o , Book b i ndi ng

versity of Chicago , Chicago . A . L . Bailey , Wilmington Institute free

George H . Locke, Public library, Toronto , library, Wilmington , Del .

Canada . Rose G . Murray , Public library , New

Harriet A . Wood , Library association , York .

P . ortland , Ore J P s P . R . atter on , ublic library, Chicago . P L W . O . Carson , ublic library , ondon , Fe d e ra l a nd St a t e Re latio ns Ont .

B . C . Steiner, E noch P ratt fre e lib rary , Li b rary Ad mi nist ra ti o n Baltimore .

E B P . Arthur . ostwick , ublic library, St T . L . Montgomery, State library, Harri s

L . ouis , Mo burg, Pa .

De ma rchus . George F . B owerman , Public library , C Brown , State library , In dia na o li s Washington , D . C . p , Ind .

l e a in e r P J P P . John S . C v g , ublic library, ack aul Blackwelder, ublic library , St

Mo . son , M ich . Louis , F B B C . . D . elden , State library , oston , L b a r r n n i r y T ai i g Mass . M . v A . S . Root , Oberlin College library, Ober Thomas ., Owen , Dept of archi es and

. lin , 0 . history , Montgomery , Ala

W . P . Cutter, Library of E n ineering Faith E . Smith , Public library, Chicago . g

Societies , N . Y . City . Alice S . Tyler , Western Reserve univer it s y library school , Clev eland . Tra ve l .

Adam Strohm , Public library Detroit , , B F . W . Faxon , Boston Book Co . , oston , Mich . M ass .

A . L . B a iley , Wilmington Institute free B l . C . H . B rown , Public library rook yn L , ibra ry , Wilmington, Del . J . F . Phelan , Public library , Chicago .

Chalmers Hadley, Public library , Denver,

Cc - rd na n Colo . o i tio

v M ill v Cornelia Mar in , Oregon state libra ry , C . H . Gould , cG Uni ersit y library ,

. Salem , Ore Montreal .

0 . P J . L . George Carpenter, tru stee ublic li Gillis , State library , Sacramento , b ra r L y, St . ouis , Mo . Cal . HANDB OOK 4 29

lfin E . De o F N . D . C . Hodges , Public l ib rary , Cin M rs . mma N , ree library , i c nna ti , O . Philadelphia .

L v u d L W . C . ane , Har ard Uni versity library, Mrs . Gertr de T . Ri er , ibrary of Con d Cambri ge , Mas s . gress , Washington . P L J Herbert utnam , ibrary of Congress , ulia A . Robinson , Iowa library commis

Washington . sion , Des M oines .

T . W . Koch , Univ ersity o f Michigan li Miriam E . Carey, Minnesota board of

b ra ry, Ann Arbor. control , St . Paul . J . C . Schwab , Yale University library, Pro gra m New Haven , Conn . E . H . Anderson , Public library . New Work wit h t he Bli nd York .

L . P . . aura M Sawyer, erkins Institution, H C Wellman, City library , Springfield,

Watertown , Mass . M ass . L B ucile Goldthwaite , New York public George . Utley , A . L . A . Executive f library . o fice , Chicago, Ill .

- SPECIAL COMMITTEES, 19 13 19 14

. v o f Affili a tion with t he A. L. A . of ot he r t ha n J . C . M Hanson , Uni ersity Chicago

v n . Lo c a l, S ta t e a nd Pro i cia l Associ a libraries, Chicago L t io ns Charles Martel , ibrary of Congress ,

(Appointed by the Council ) Washington .

P . L o f C . W . Andrews, John Crerar library, . Windsor, University Illinois

Chicago . library, Urbana , Ill .

Mary F . Isom , Library association , Port De t e rio ra tio n of Ne wsp ri nt Pa p e r land Ore . , (Appointed by Executive Board) r J. I . Wyer, J New York state library,

F rank P . Hill , Public library, Brooklyn , Albany, N . Y .

N . Y . Cost a nd M e t ho ds of Ca t a lo i n 1 1 g g Cedric Chivers , 9 Atlantic Ave . , B rook

(Appointed by the Executive Board) lyn , N . Y .

J . W a dlin P B o s A . G . S . osephson, John Crerar library , Horace G , ublic library,

t o n . Chicago . , Mass

lk n r Agnes Van V a e b ugh, Library school , Le ipzi g Expositio n of Boo k a nd G ra phic P ublic library , New York . A rt s

J . C . M . Hanson, University of Chicago ( Sub-committee of committee o n inter

libraries , Chicago . national relations appointed by E xe c u E mma V. Baldwin Public library Brook , , tiv e Board)

lyn N . Y . , F P P rank . Hill , ublic library, Brooklyn ,

Margaret M ann , Carnegie library , Pitts N . Y .

burgh, Pa . . P L Pub Mary W lummer, ibrary school ,

lic library New York . Cod e f o r Cla ssifie rs , E “ P L Mary ileen Ahern , ublic ibraries , ( Appoin ted by Executi ve Board )

Chicago .

. Wm Stetson M errill , Newberry library ,

A. L. . a n a L b ra E n Chicago . A M u l of i ry c o omy

J . . J (Appointed by A . L . A . Publishing Board C Bay, ohn Crerar library , Chicago . )

. N . w e J . W S Biscoe , York state library . Jr . , I Wyer, , New York state library ,

Albany , N . Y . Albany , N . Y .

. P . E W Cutter, n ineerin societies li P . L . d g g Win sor, University o f Illinois li b ra r , . b r r y New York a y, Urbana , Ill . 4 30 AM ERICAN LIB RARY ASS OCIATION

P n e r L . L de b P Mary W . Plummer , ibrary school , ublic H . M y g , ublic library, New

library, New York . York .

E . D . Burton, University of Chicago li Pro motio n a nd Co -op e ra tio n in t he De b ra ri e s , Chicago . ve lo pm e nt of Pri nte d C a t a lo g Ca rds in nv a F e n ra nc e e Re l a tio n w it h I nte rna tiona l Arra nge I e sti g tion of i r I su Rat s for L b ra e me nts i ri s (Appointed by the Council) (Appointed by the Council ) F M . S . Dudgeon , ree library commission, W . C . Lan e , Harvard college library ,

M adison , Wis . Cambridge, M ass . Chalmers Hadley Public library Den J r , , C . W . Andrews , ohn C rerar lib ary, v e r, Colo . Chicago .

S . H . Ranck Public library Grand Rap f , , C . H . Hastings , Library o Congress , ids , Mich .

Washington .

E . H . Anderson , Public library, New EN DOWM ENT FUN DS York . 1 o f Following the meeting of 890 and J . C . M . Hanson, University Chicago through the efforts o f the Trustees section libraries , Chicago . to collect a p ermanent fund “ for publish ” Re l a tio n of t he Pub lic Li b ra ry to t he ing the proceedings of the association , Munici palit y the E ndowment fund ( see sec . 5 of Consti

(Appointed by the Council) tut io n ) was established . It amounts now E B to To this fund was added in Arthur . ostwick , Public library , St . 1 902 the Carnegie Fund o f given Louis, Mo .

‘ n by Andrew Carnegie as a special fund , the J . T . Je nings , Public library , Seattle , income o f which shall be applied to the Wash . p reparation and publication of such read S . H . Ranck , Public library , Grand

ing lists , indexes and other bibliographic Rapids, Mich . and literary aids as would be especially M . S . Dudgeon , Free library commission , u s eful in the circulating libraries o f this M adison , Wis .

country . By vote of the Council , the Car Adam Strohm , Public library, Detroit , n e gie fund has b een placed in charge of M ich . f the trustees o the E ndowment fund . Full Ve ntila tio n a nd Lighti ng of Pub lic Li b ra ry information as to the investment and con Buildi ngs dition of these funds will be found on “ ” 4 7-4 9 pages 1 909 . (Appointed by the Council ) of the Bulletin for May ,

S . H . Ranck , Public library, Grand Rap A . L. A. Pin. Price

ids M ich . , The design is a combination of the let

. J “ C W . Andrews , ohn Crerar library , . L . ters A . A in gold and enamel . Send

Chicago . money with the order to the Secretary, 78 P W . H . Brett , ublic library , Cleveland , E ast Washington St . , Chicago , and the

0 . pin will b e sent from the factory .

A . L. A. PUBLISHING BOARD

Hi sto ry . The Publishing Section of the In 1 900 the organization wa s changed and L American ibrary Association was organ the work placed in charge o f a Publishing i ze d in 1 886 to further c c -operation among B oard of five members , appointed by the libraries in preparing and publishin bib e xe c utime c immitt e e g of the Association . lio ra hi e s g p , . 1 902 indexes and special catalogs In M r . Andrew Carnegie gave a fund HANDBOOK 431

o f v fo r of the income from which is to A catalog olumes , suitable be applied to the preparation and pub l i a popular library . Designed as a guide in cation o f desirable library aids . buying books for public and private libra

ries , as a guide to readers in choosing Pu b li c atio ns . On the following pages is

the best books o n a giv en subj ect, etc . a list of the books now in print . A special

o f feature the bibliographic work i s the 1 904 -1 1 E A. L. A. Ca t a log, ; edited by lva annotations made by specialists . L . B ascom .

P e . ric s Strictly net, unless otherwise A selection o f about titles covering indicated p stage extra on book publica - ; o the years of 1 904 1 1 . C ontains a list of

. f 1 04 tions books in the A . L . A . C atalog o 9 which o f h BOO K PU B LICATIONS are now out of print , and a list t ose in the 1 904 Catalog no w issued in new edi Guid e to re fe re nce b oo ks , by Alice B . ’ tions . Chi ldren s books listed separately .

Kroeger . New edition , cloth , (post P rice , cloth , postpaid .

age 1 1 0 extra) .

. L. A nd e x e ne ra l re . E Designed to help library assistants , li A . I to g li teratu dited

l . . F . P 6 . b ra ry school stu dents , college and norma by W I letcher rice , cloth, $

. P students , teachers , etc , in gaining a knowl It does for general literature what oole edge o i reference books quickly . It also has done for periodicals , indexing some serves as a guide to the selection of ref volumes ; collections o f essays and . erence books for a library . A full index critical biographic monographs ; books of shows where to find in the various books travel , general history , etc . , in which chap of reference many topics o f general inter ters or parts are worthy o f separate refer est to which there is ordinarily no clue . ence ; reports and publications o f boards

and associations dealing with education , n v . Suppleme t to abo e , by Isadore G s mis l . c e - labor, health , tatistics , etc many 1 909 1 91 0 . Mudge , including books issued l a ne o us books , including some volumes o f 24 pp . Paper , 250 .

the U . S . public documents .

Lit e ra ture of Ame ri c a n Histo ry , edited by

A. L. A . Po rtra it i nd e x, edited by William 30C . J. N . Larned . Cloth , $6 (postage )

L E . . 3 . 9 C . ane and Nina Browne Cloth , $ Sheep , Half mor . , $ . Can be obtained from the Superintend Combines the labors o f many scholars , ent of Documents by sendin in adv ance a and embraces books of e very character g 3 concerning which it seems to be important money order for $ . that readers o f variou s classes should be An index to portraits ( about contained in printed books and periodicals tol d what their merits or demerits are . , Lists fo r guidance in purchasing books o f compiled with the c o -operation o f m any fo r h primary importance hav e been prepared librarians and others t e A . L . A . Pub eb by Prof . E dward Channing of Harvard li ing Board .

University .

Sub j e c t i nd e x t o t he A. L. A . Boo kli st, v . me n 1 902 1 903 P Supple ts for , , edited by . 1 - 6 , paper , 250 ; v . 7, paper, 1 00 . P . Wells , are issued in the series , Anno Substantially a subj ect guide to the best t a t e d t it le s o f books on E nglish and Ameri

books since 1 905 . Useful as an order list can history . Pamphlet $1 per year . Also in rounding out collections and as a sub issued in card form at $2 . e c t t j headings guide o the cataloger . S upple me nt fo r 1 904 in pamphlet form

nde t o L b a r e rt s . a e 2 50 . I x i r y r po By Kath rin T . only ,

Moody . Cloth , $1 . A. L . 1 . A. Ca t a log Paper, $ . Can be obtained from the Superintend Opens up a vast amount o f library econ o m ent o f Documents , by s ending a money or y heretofore buried in library reports . ’ fo r t s . der $1 in advance . A ool for the librarian office 432 AME RICAN LIBRARY AS SOCIATION

a of b ra r e c m . The L s d e e c e d fo r e m in A. L. A. M nual li y ono y i t of e itions s l t cono y e w b o o k b u in L e Ro following chapters , each forming a s p y g, by y Jeffers . Second

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o f 50 e . 1 0c each, 4 c each in lots or mor L F h n ist of re n c fictio , by M me . Sophie

1 American library history, by C . K . Cornu and William Beer . Paper, 50 .

Bolton . 1 86 Comprises titles, and is intended as

2 L . . ibrary of Congress , by W W a guide to readi ng for the young and for

B . ishop the family circle .

4 College and univ ersity library, by Fore i gn b o o k lists J . I . Wyer, Jr . 1 German books , compiled by Emma 5 Proprietary and sub scription libraries ,

G at t ik e r . 5 00 . by C . K . B olton . 2 Hungarian books , compiled by J . 9 Library legislation , by W . F . Yust .

Maud Campbell . 1 50 . 1 0 The library building , by W . R . E ast 3 F rench books , compiled by J . C . man .

B ra c q . 2 5c . 1 2 Library administration , by A . E . B ost 4 Norwegian and Danish books , com wick . K ild l piled by Arne a . Paper, 2 5c . 1 3 Training for librarianship , by Mary W . 5 Swedish books , compiled by V a l frid Plummer . P almgren . Paper 25c . 1 5 Branch libraries and other distributing , 6 P olish books , compiled by Mrs . Josefa

agencies , by Linda A . E astman . udli k K c a . Paper, 2 50 .

1 7 Order and accession department, by A d F . F . in b ra r w Hopper. i s li y ork with fo re igne rs ; by 20 u J J . . Shelf department , by osephine A Marg erite Reid and ohn G Moulton . a L R thbone . ist of books for learning E nglish ;

22 Reference department, by E . C . Rich grammars and handbooks in foreign lan

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per 1 0c . Hints to s ma ll li b ra ri e s , by Mary Wright , P F lummer. ourth edition, thoroughly r e A revised reprint of his paper read at

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ish) Library Association . ’ t he r d B L e r r Wo l s est it a tu e . Price ,

S e le cte d li st of musi c a nd b ooks a b out By special request these cards have been m L usic, for public libraries , by ouisa M . reprinted . E v ery author and many s ub

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Warner L ibrary of incalculab ly greater to be of service to small libraries and t o service . Over cards in the set . This trustees and committees in charge o f li

ra ri e s wil l undo ub lt e dly be the last reprint of b . Special reduced prices when o r L 5 0 o r these cards . arge libraries would do well dered in lots of more copies . fo r to order them their new branches . 1 E ssentials in library administration,

L . E . by . Stearns Re vised edition 1 91 2 . The pub li c s c hool a nd t he so c ia l c e nte r ,

25 0 . v e me n E 1 0 mo t, by A . . Bostwick, 0 . 2 Cataloging for small libraries by o f 1 1 , Rep rint address at the Chicago , 9 2 , T Hi heresa t c hl e r . 2 5c . meeting of the National E ducation Asso 3 M anagement of traveling libraries by c ia t io n . , E dna D . Bullock . 1 50 .

A h a d b k s f o r t h b a r . t ous n oo e hospita l li r y 5 Binding for small libraries , by A . L . Selected from the shelf- list of McLe a n Bailey . 1 5c .

Hospital , Waverley, Mass . , by E dith 6 M ending and repair of books , by Kathleen Jones . With annotations by

Margaret W . Brown . 1 5 0 . E . M iriam Carey, Florence Waugh and

7 . U S . Government documents in small Julia A . Robinson . 25 0 .

libraries , by J . I . Wyer Jr . 1 5c . Although this list was primarily com , 8 H w to choose editions by William piled for institution libraries it will be o ,

E . F . 1 5c useful in public libraries as a reading oster . o f 9 list bright , breezy and interesting books , A normal library budget and its units

especially adapted to sick , convalescent of expense , by O . R . Howard Thomson. 1 5 0 and tired readers . .

o f L Li b ra ry tra cts The following publications the eague of Library commissions are for sale by the On subjects pertaining to the establish

. L . P A A . ublishing board . ment and maintenance of public libraries .

Graded list of stories for reading aloud . The tracts are intended to be o f service

Compiled by Harriot E . Hassler . Paper especially to small libraries and to be help , 1 00 . ful in stimulating an interest in the esta b Directions for the librarian o f a small l is hm e nt of libraries . Special reduce d

library . By Zaidee Brown . Compiled for prices when ordered in lots of 50 o r more the F ree public library commission of copies . s Mas achusetts . Price , 1 00 each 50 or 2 , How to start a library, by G . E . Wire . more copies to one address, 4 c each .

Revised edition . 5 c . Yearbook of the League of Library Com 5 Notes from the art s ection of a li 1 1 9 2 . P missions , aper, 25 0 . r b a ry, with hints o n selection and buy L A. . A. Pa pe rs a nd Pro c e e di n s ing, by C . A . Cutter. 5c . g P 1 883 1 8 roceedings for , 889 , 1 894 , A village library , by M ary A . Tar 1 896 1 89 1 , 7, 898, 1 899 , 1 903 , 1 905 , each . bell . 5c . P 1 900 1 901 1 902 1 904 9 roceedings for , , , , Training for librarianship , by M ary

1 906 , 1 90 7, 1 908, 1 909 , 1 91 0 , 350 each . W . Plummer. 5 c .

P roceedings for 1 91 1 , 1 91 2 , 1 0 Why d o we need a public library $ P roceedings for years other than the Material for a library campaign , by Chal abov e are out of print . mers Hadley . 5c . Fo r all information regarding the pub

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On subjects pertaining to practice . The AM E RICAN LI B RARY AS SOCIATION d 78 E t han books , like the tracts , are intended ast Washington S . , Chicago . SECTIONS OF THE ASSOCIATION

B y means of a system o f sections the questions in which librarians hav e a pe r practical usefulness o f the A . L . A . meet sonal interest that modifies their judg ings has been considerably enlarged . The ment .

- fo r 1 91 3 1 4 : . section meetings , while open to all , pro Officers are Chairman, W T . L vide especially fo r the needs of each Porter, Cincinnati ; secretary , T . . Mont o o r P class o f workers , and afford more pp gomery, State library , Harrisburg , a . t unit y for the discussion of details . The CATA LOG S ECTION v general , o r undi ided , sessions are thus left free for subj ects of general interest was established by action of the Council and the consideration o f routine matter in 1 900 and has met at each conference 1 01 concerning the entire association . since the Waukesha meeting in 9 , ex c e t in L 1 904 Six of these sections m aintain a formal p g at St . ouis in , when no sec organization from year to year, and take tion meetings were held . under consideration questions relating At the Mackinac Island conference the more particularly to their own province . Catalog section completed its organization They are as follows : by the adoption o f a constitution and b y

fii r 1 1 - laws . O c e s for 9 3 1 4 are : Chairman, CO LL EG E AND R E FER ENC E S ECTION s L f Charle Martel , ibrary o Congress , Wash o f i n t o n E which dates from a first meeting the g ; Secretary, dith P . Bucknam,

1 889 . college librarians hel d in Since Queens Borough public library , Jama ica , then , meetings hav e been held regularly . The committee on arrangements for the LI BRARY W O RK W ITH CHI LDREN

1 91 4 program and meeting are : N . L . At the M ontreal conference in 1 900 an Goodrich , Dartmouth college library ; M iss informal meeting w a s held for the purpose Sarah B . Askew , organizer of the New o f p ersonal acquaintance and c o -operation Jersey public library commission , Trenton , among those activ ely engaged in library and W . N . C . Carlton, Newberry library,

work with children . As a result of this Chicago . meeting the Club of children ’ s librarians T RU ST E E S S ECTION was formed , and , in recognition of this has had a p ermanent organization since mov ement for closer organization and 1 9 the meeting of 8 0 . wider discussion in this field than was a f More boards of trustees are each year forded at the general sessions o f the A . recognizing the practical value of hav ing L . A the executive board , in November, their librarians attend the meetings , allow 1 900 , established this section , which held n e c e s ing them not only the time , but also its first meeting at Waukesha in 1 901 . E sary expenses in many cases . qually fii r f r 1 1 3 -1 4 O c e s o 9 are : Chairman , Ag significant is the increasing number of P nes Cowing , ratt Institute free library, trustees who find that it p ays to attend - B rooklyn , N . Y Vice chairman, Mary Ely, the A . L . A . meeting each year . By com Public library, Dayt on , O. ; Secretary , E thel ' paring views , and ad vising with each P . Underhill , Free public library , W o rc e s other on their peculiar duties , mutual aid v ter, Mass: Ad isory committee : Henry E . is rendered toward the e fii c ie nt discharge L L i E egler, nda A . astman and Lutie E . of the public trust committed to them . Stearns . Some of the meetings of tru stees are held PRO FES SIONA L TRAINING jointly with the librarians interested in supervisory problems ; others with trus This section was established by vote of

f . L l n o . . J 2 tees on y prese t , thus favoring the joint the Council A A on une 6 , 1 909 , f and separate discussion o salaries , laws , upon petition signed by the members o f v o n r acations , rules for the staff , and other the Committee libra y training . Its

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LIBRARY PERIODICALS

1 - 2 . , plus p stage ; to non members , $ , plus A . L. A. Booklist An annotated buying $ o list of current books suitable for small and postage .

L b a r J na . larger public libraries . Published month i r y ou r l A monthly exponent J of library progress whos e volumes consti ly, except in uly and August, by the P 78 E tute a b ibliothecal work now recognized as A . L . A . ublishing Board , ast Wash P 1 1 50 a necessity in every progressive library i ngt o n S t . , Chicago . rice $ a year,

and as unexcelled in any langu age . It is a copy, 1 0 or more copies to one address ,

1 1 E - fi published at 4 ast Twenty fth S t . , 4 0 0 each a year . Sent free to all libraries

Ne w York , and the subscription price is that are memb ers o f the Association .

$4 per year . Bulle ti n of t he Ame ri c a n Li b ra ry As Pub li c Li b ra ries . A monthly journal so c ia tio n . The official organ of the Asso dealing with every phase of library prog c ia t io n , sent without charge to members ress . It aims to meet the needs o f lib ra i - only . Published b monthly , one issue b e ” rians in their every-day work by discus ing the “ Proceedings of the annual con sion of library methods , to further general ference and another b eing the Handbook . ideas , and to give interesting news from Additional copies of any numb er except the library field . Published by Library “ ” the Proceedings ma y be furnished at 25 B 6 ureau , North Michigan Ave . Chicago ” , , P cents each , and of the roceedings at $2 per year.

STATE LIBRARY COMMISSIONS

— Alabama Department of Archives and Indiana Public Library Commission : Carl L E History . Division of ibrary xtension . . H M ilam , secretary , State House, Indi n Thomas M . Owen , director, Montgomery, a a po hs .

Ala . L J Iowa ib rary Commission : ulia A . Robin L E B California State ibrary, xtension De son , secretary, State Historical uilding ,

t a s L . pa rtme n : J . Gillis , State librarian , Des M oines .

Sacramento . Ka nsas Trav eling Lib raries Commission o f L Colorado State Board ibrary Commis M rs . Adrian Greene, secretary , Topeka .

s io n e rs : George M . L e e , secretary, Den L Kentucky ibrary Commission , F annie C .

ver . Rawson , secretary , F rankfort . Colorado Traveling Library Commission : L M aine ibrary Commission : H . C . Prince ,

Mrs . Julia V . Welles , president , Denv er . secretary, State library , Augusta . Connecticut F ree Public Library C ommit P L Maryland ublic ibrary Commission : B . w : . tee Caroline M He ins , secretary, . E P C Steiner, secretary , noch ratt free P M r s B ublic library , Hartford ; . elle H . library, Baltimore . J v ohnson , isitor and inspector , Hartford . Massachusetts F ree Publ ic Library Com Delaware Free Library Commission : Tho F mission : C . . D . B elden , chairman ,

mas W . Wilson secretary , State library , , B . B State library, oston ; Zaidee M rown ,

v . Do er organizer . P Georgia Library Commission : Mrs . erci M ichigan State Board of Library Commis va l Sneed , secretary , Carnegie library , s io ne rs : Mrs . M . C . Spencer, secretary ,

Atlanta . State library, Lansing . Idaho State Library Commission : M ar M innesota P ublic Library Commission

garet Roberts , secretary , Boise . Clara F . B aldwin, secretary, St . Paul . Illinois Library E xtension Commission : M issouri Library Commission : Elizabeth

E u . . J f . ugenia Allin , organizer, Decat r B Wal es , secretary , e ferson City HANDB OOK 437

L . Nebraska Public L ibrary Commission : Oregon State ibrary Cornelia M arvin ,

state l ibrarian, Salem . Charlotte Templeton , secretary , Lincoln . New Hampshire State Library Commis Pennsylvania Free Library Commission

T . L . Montgomery , secretary , State li sion : A . H . Chase , secretary , State li P ’ b ra ry, Harri sburg ; R . . Bliss , ass t b ra ry, Concord . ’ g . New Jersey Public Library Commission sec y, Harrisbur South Dakota F ree Library Commission H . C . Buchanan , secretary, State library ,

Lilly M . E . Bo rre s e n , secretary, Pierre . E . Trenton ; Sarah B . Askew and dna B

Tennessee State B oard o f E ducation . Li P ra tt , organizers .

b ra r E v . P Edu y xtension di ision, Mrs earl Wil New York . Educational Department .

liam s Kelley , director, State capitol , c a tio na l extension div ision , W . R . Wat

Nashville . son chief State library , Albany . , , Texas Library and Historical Commission North Carolina L ibrary Commission , Min E . W . Winkler , secretary . Sta te library ,

nie W . Leatherman , secretary , Raleigh . Austin . North Dakota State L ibrary Commission : Vermont F ree Library Commission : Re

M rs . Minn ie C . Budlong, secretary, Bis becca W . Wright , secretary , Montpelier. marck . Washington State Library Commission : Ohio Board of Library C ommissioners J . H . Hitt , secretary , Olympia .

J . . H Newman , secretary , State library , Wisco nsin F ree Library Commission : Mat

. w Columbus the S . Dudgeon , secretary , Madison .

STATE LIBRARY ASSOCIATIONS

L s o r Alabama ibrary Association : Thomas M . , president , University o f Illinois li

Owen , president , Montgomery ; secre b ra ry, Urbana ; F . K . W . Drury , secre

tary, Gertrude Ryan , Montgomery . tary , University of Illinois library , U r

L . L . . Arkansas ibrary Association : C W . bana F Armour, p resident , o rt Smith . Indiana Library Association : Louis J. B California Library Association : J . L . Gillis , ailey , president , Public library , Gary ; J P president , State library , Sacramento : ulia Mason , secretary , ublic library,

Alice J . Haines , secretary , State library , Princeton .

Sacramento . Iowa Library Association : M rs . Charles

Colorado Library Association : M anly D . C . Loomis , president, Cedar Ra pids ; L .

Ormes , president , Colorado College , Col L . Dickerson , secretary, Grinnell Col E orado Springs ; secretary, Faith . Fo s lege , Grinnell .

ter, University of Colorado , Boulder. Kansas Li b rary Association : Mrs . Nellie

Connecticut Lib rary Association : Walter G . Beatty , president, Public library , L B . Briggs , president , Trinity College, awrence ; Willis H . Kerr, secretary,

Hartford ; Edith Mc H . Steele , secreta ry, State normal school library , E mporia .

Silas Bronson library , Waterbury . Kentucky Library Association : Florence

P Le x District of Columbia Library Association Dillard , president , ublic library,

P i n t n aul Brockett , president , Smithsonian g o ; Carrie L. Hunt , Public lib rary , L Institution ; C . Seymour Thompson, sec exington .

r ta L : E e ry, Public library, Washington . Keystone State ibrary Association lisa

Georgia Library Association : Chancellor M . Willard , president , Carnegie library,

P J . v . . Da id C Barrow , president, State Uni ittsburgh ; M rs ean A Hard , secre

P E . versity , Athens , G a . ; Katharine H . Woot tary , ublic library , rie Lduis ia na L : J ten , secretary, Carnegi e library, Atlanta. ibrary Association ohn Ran L Illinois ib rary Association : P . L . Wind dolph Thornton, president , Rapides ; 438 AM ERICAN LIB RARY ASSOCIATION

Helen Wells Dodd , secretary , Tulane North Dakota Library Association : R . A . P d university library , New Orleans . Nestos , president, Minot ; Alice M . a

Maine Library Association : J. H . Win dock, secretary, Public library, James

chester , president, Stewart free library, town . P L Cori nna ; M ary H . C aswell , ublic li Ohio ibrary Association : M ary E . L b ra ry, Waterville . Downey, president , Columbus ; yle

Massachusetts Library Club : Drew B . Harter, secretary, Public library, Lima .

P L : . Hall , president , ublic library, Somer Oklahoma ibrary Association M rs Cora Pub P v ille ; John G . Moulton, secretary , Case orter, president , P ublic library , E lic lib rary, Hav erhill . nid ; M rs . Joseph A . Thompson , secre

Michigan Library Association : T . W . tary, Carnegie library, Chickasha .

v L F Koch , president, Uni ersity of M ichigan Ontario ibrary Association : W . . Moore ,

library An n Arbor ; Annie A . Pollard , president , Dundas ; E . A . Hardy, secre , — R 81 secretary P ublic library, Grand apids . tary, Collier St Toronto . P : J . L M innesota Library Association T . acific Northwest ibrary Association : F .

d v o f F . P Geroul , president , Uni ersity Minne Hopper, president , ublic library, Ta

sota library, M inneapolis ; M artha Wil coma , Wash . ; Della Northey , secretary ,

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f . son, secretary, Dep t o education, St . Hood River, Ore P Paul . ennsylvania , See Keystone State L ibrary M ississippi Library Association : George Association and Northwestern P e nn s yl L F . Boyd , president , Kosciusko . vania ibrary Association . E L M issouri Library Association : Charles . Rhode Island ibrary Association : Harold

Rush, president, Public library , St . T . Dougherty, president , Deborah Cook P Joseph ; Florence Whittier, secretary, Sayles ublic library, Pawtucket ; E dna

University o f M issouri library, Columbia . D . Rice , secretary , Deborah Cook Sayles P P Montana Library Association : Gertru de ublic library , awtucket . L Buc kho us , president , Missoula ; Louise South Dakota ibrary Association : E dla

. La urs o n M . F ernald , secretary, Public library , M , president, Wesleyan uni

Great Fal l s. versity library, M itchell ; M rs . Maud

Nebrask a Library Association : H . C . Russell Carter, secretary , Carnegie li b ra r P Lindsay , president , State library , Lin y, ierre . L coln ; Blanche Hammond , secretary, Tennessee ibrary Association : Marilla F Public library, Omaha . W . reeman , president , Goo dwyn Insti L New Hampshire ibrary Association : Mrs . tute library, Memphis ; Margaret M c E . P Barron Shirley , president , ublic library, Kercheval , secretary, Carnegie library, v Franklin ; Caroline B . Clement, secretary, Nash ille . L City library , Manchester . Texas ibrary Association : E . W . Wink J L New ersey ibrary Association : Sarah ler, president , State library, Austin ; Mrs .

B . Askew, president , New Jersey public Mattie C . Houston , secretary , Public li b ra r library commission , Trenton ; Louise G . y, Corsicana . P Hinsdale , secretary , ublic library, E ast Vermont Library Association : E velyn S .

L - Orange . ease, president, Kellogg Hubbard li L b ra r E New York ibrary Association : Theresa y, Montpelier ; lizabeth C . Hills , Hit c hl e r P Co b l e i h L , president , ublic library , secretary, g library, yndonville .

. L : Brooklyn ; Mrs Adelaide B . Maltby, sec Virginia ibrary Association Dr. J . C . re t a r P y, ublic library, Tompkins Square Metcalf, president , Richmond ; G . Gar i t Branch , N . Y . r ng on Moseley , secretary , Richmond . L L North Carolina ibrary Association ; J. P . Wisconsin ibrary Association : Mary A . B F reedlove, president , Trinity college , Smith , president , ree library , Madison ;

. P P Durham ; Mary B almer, secretary , Gertrude Cobb , secretary, ublic library,

i J v . Carneg e library, Charlotte . anes ille

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P P P L . Syracuse Li b rary Club : aul aine , presi secretary , ublic i b rary , Sault Ste

dent, Syracuse public library ; M ary M ari e .

v L : F Todd , secretary , Syracuse public library . Uni ersity of Illinois ibrary Club eni E L Twin City Library Club : . J . ien , presi more Schwartz , president ; Sabra Ste

v dent , State l ibrary , St . P aul , M inn . M rs . vens , secretary , Uni ersity of Illinois li

1 4 th ra r H . W . Wilson, secretary , St . and b y, Urbana .

E . L Uni versity Ave . , S . , Minneapolis , Western Massachusetts ibrary Club B E Minn . ertha . Blakely, president , Mt . Hol L Upper Peninsula ( Mich . ) ibrary As socia yoke college library, South Hadley ; Alice L tion : ois A . Spencer, president , Spies K . Moore , secretary , City library , Spring

public library, M enominee ; Adah Shelly , field , M ass .

M EMBERS

d A L r nd s f a r This list has been prepare at . . A . headquarte s a is , o as known , cor 2 0th f rect to October . The names o f honorary members are printed separately , names o libraries an d othe r institutional members in Gothic ty pe a n d of life members in capitals .

The number following each name is the registration number in the order o f joining . ’

B r a tl r . Abbreviations : asst . , assistant ; branch ; c g . , cataloger ; child , chil dren s ; $ e d . , editor ; L . , library ; ln ., librarian ; mgr . , manager ; ref . , reference ; sch , school ; died during the year . Ho nora ry Memb e rs 02 Andrew Carnegie , LL . D New York City . 1 9 .

d . 2 L D. Charles William E liot , L . , Cambri ge , M ass 37 .

E zekiel A . H a rris , Jersey City , N . J . 25 04 . 1 1 B ishop John H . Vincent , Chicago , Ill . 8 7.

l L . L n a e . A. He rr Smi t h Me mo ria S e e a c st r, Adams , B enjamin , chief Circulating Dept L Pa . P . . , 4 76 Fifth Ave . , N . Y . City . 2 529. d E C . . . . A. K . S miley P. L. S e e Re dl a n ds , Ca l . A ams , dna , asst Wis State Hist

Soc Madison , Wis . 3357. Abbot , E the l dre d , asst . ln . P . L . , Brookline , I Adams , E dward B . , n . Social La w L Bos Mass . 25 75 . 4 760 Li ton , M ass . . Abbot , George Maurice , ln . treas .

6 1 1 Adams , Leta E head c a tlgr . P . L . , Roches b ra ry Co . of Phila Philadelphia , Pa . .

ter, N . Y . 4 352 . Ab b ot P . L. S e e M a rb l e he a d , M a ss .

A ll L. v de l b e rt Co . , W e ste rn Re s e r e U ni v . , A L c a t l r bbott , M abel ouise , g . Wellesley Cl e v ela nd , O hio . ( Ge o rg e F. Stro n , In . ) 92 g L . . 56 . Coli . , Wellesley , M ass

5 6 3 1 .

Acker, Margaret , i n . P . L . , Ossining , N . Y .

Dr s ie . He Adler, C y rus , pres . o p Coll for L 2 1 B brew Cognate earning , 04 N . road

Ackerly M ary B elle asst . ln . Vassar Coll . , , l St Philade phia, P a . 1 1 22 . L 5 Poughkeepsie , N . Y . 58 4 . Ad ria n ( Mic h. ) P. L. (M a rga ret F. J e w e ll ,

Ackerman , Florence , In . P . L Plainville , In. ) 4 76 3 .

Kan . 3 1 1 3 . AHE RN , MARY EILE EN , ed . Public Li ‘ r ll Ackley , G a b ie a , ln . Humb ldt B r . P . L o ra ri e s L B 6 b , ib rary ureau , No . M ichigan

Chicago , Ill . 3 53 3 . Ave . , Chicago , Ill . 1 676 . Life member .

Acomb , Irene Alice child . i n . P . L . C incin , , In Aicher, Amalia, . P . L Michigan City , 4 8 nati , Ohio . 64 . Ind . 4 872 .

Ac s hn a . P u et (M ss ) F. . L. ( Elsi e Colli ns , Ak ro n ( O hio) P . L. ( M a ry P. Edge rto n, In . ) 4 1 0 1 . In . ) 4 75 4 . A . P L B L ra n M nt dams , Amy W asst . oston , Mass . Al a b a ma i b ry Asso c ia tio , o go m 51 2 ’ 8. e ry, Al a . (Ge rt rude Rya n, s e c y . ) 4 02 2 . HANDB OO K 4 4 1

w A a b a m a a t De . h v t . P . L l S t e pt of Arc i e s His , An dre s , Gertrude H asst Chicago ,

Ill . 1 n m l w 600 . Mo t go e ry , A a . (T . M . O e n , dire ct

o r. ) 4 09 2 . Andrews , M rs . Judith W 3 6 Rutland Sq 1 9 Al a me d a ( Ca l . ) F. P. L. ( M a rc e ll a H . Boston , Mass . 9 6 . d E h In . 2 7 . . Kr a ut , ) 4 5 An rus , Gertrude , supt . Child . Dept P .

L . d E . n L 1 1 6 Alexan er , loise , asst ln . Car egie , Seattle , Wash . 5 .

4 84 8. An n b r h. P. L. Atl anta , Ga . Ar o ( Mic ) (Ne llie S . Lovi ng,

In . . Alexander , William Hall , asst . ln . Assoc . o f ) 4 76 1

the B a r L . , N . Y . City . 324 9. Annett , Sarah E ln . Washington Irv ing 2 h n a F. L. P . L . . . 595 All e g e y C rne gie S e e itts bu rgh , High Sch , N Y City . .

n n. L E . N . S . , Pa . Anso ia ( Con ) . ( Ru b y St e e l e , In . )

A tl r f 4 798. llen , Amy, head c a g . Univ . o W . Va .

W . . P L L . 1 . . . , Morgantown , W . Va . 5 37. Appleton , William , trus N Y

City (Address 35 W . 32d 4 554 . F I . , Allen , lorence , ref . ln . C olgate Univ . L . ,

Archer , F rances R . , i n . P . L . , Talladega , Hamilton , N . Y . 5 681 .

4 08. All n Ala . 7 e L . In L , Harriet , . P . Rhinelander,

i Are nt s , Grace E . , founder Are nt s F . L W s . 4 930 . 5693 Richmond , V a . , . A . P L In llen , M rs hilip oring , . John B . Stet

A a n v . L. n r . E t e e v L D L nd l rizon U i , Tuc so , A iz ( s l l son Uni . e a , F a . , 5958.

Lut re ll , In . ) 50 1 5 . Allen, Rub y Marsh , asst . Walker Br. P . L l r Arm s , Jessie L 1 s t asst . c a t g . Iowa State Minneapolis , Minn . 5 959 .

Univ . L Iowa City, Ia . 5201 . Allen , William H director B ureau of Mu

c a tl r . L ni i l Armstrong , Agnes , g . Smith Coll c pa Research , N . Y . City. 5 91 5 . 4 621 1 0 E Northampton , Mass . . E H . h Al lerton, sther , 5 . 77t S t . , N . Y .

I d B r . Armstrong , Alice E n. North Oaklan City . 531 6 .

F . L Oakland , Cal . 54 3 6 . Al i n l , Eugenia , organizer Illinois L . E x

Armstrong, E dmund L a Touche , chief i n . tension Commission , Decatur, Ill . 4 4 23 . ’ and sec y P . L . o f Victo ia , M elb urne , i P , r o ub . Ambler, Sarah , n . Documents Office,

Victoria Australia . 1 392 . 2 6 , Washington , D . C . 79 .

s In F P . L Arm trong , Ione , . . Council B L AM RO S E , ODILLA, 3 21 9 Pryt a n ia St

B luffs , Ia . 5 004 . New Orleans , La . 895 . Life member .

E . c at l r . P . L Armstrong, M ary . , asst g n Ames , Harri et Howe , I . Hoyt L . , Saginaw , B rooklyn , N . Y . 5 763 . M ich . 2 6 7. L Arnett , Lonna D. , ln . Univ . of W . Va . m h A s . e r t ( Ma ss ) Coll . L. ( Ro b t . S . Morga ntown , W . Va . 4 797. I Flet c he r, n . ) 3 5 14 . n i to ut P L In . r e e S . Arnold , Lillian B . , Ca g

m he s a s . L . A r t ( M s ) Town (M a ry M . Ro b i n Dubuque , Ia . 3 077.

s o n, In . ) 4 24 2 . e h a Ill . Art I nstitut e , Rye rso n L. S e C ic go ,

An n . a c o d a ( Mo nt ) H e a rst F. L. ( Eliza b e t h i l . a c e Ashe ville , N . C . Pa c k Me mo r a L ( Gr

L. Tho mso n, In . ) 5790 . 3 6 6 . Mc H. Jo ne s , In. ) 5 E P L . Anderson , dwin Hatfield , director . , L Phil a de l Ashhurst, John , asst . in . F .

N . Y . City . 1 083 . phia, Pa . 1 678. A J 1 1 ’ nderson , ohn R bookseller, 3 W . 5th Ne w In F P . L . Ashley, Grace , sec y to . . ,

S i . , N . Y . C ity . 294 4 . ark , N . J . 1 992 .

Ande s n 8 . C. P. L. Mrs . . . e G H G i e . r o ( ) r . P L ( g , Ashley, May, ln . Greenfield , M ass

In . ) 40 94 . 2031 . w . in In o r And re , Mrs Kate Dean , . Steel e M e Askew , Sarah B asst . state . and

L E 2 760 . . . r L . morial lmira , N Y gan ize N . J . P . Commission , Tren

A E LE E L E In 3 64 1 . NDR WS , C M NT WA K R, . The ton , N . J .

J L. t h ne H. L III. n a . Ca ne e a a ohn Crerar Chicago , 796 . L ife At l a ta ( G ) r gi ( K ri

t n In . 4 286 . member . W oot e , ) 442 AME RICAN LIB RARY AS SOCIATION

- a t Ga . Ca rne e L. r n n S c h. B Atl n a ( ) gi T ai i g ains , William M bookseller, 1 21 3 1 5 Mar

. Pe r v ne e d r a a S t . P Pa 1 2 (M rs ci al S , p i ncip l ; K th ket , hiladelphia, . 55 .

- a ne . W t e n d e c e x o ffic io . ri H oot , ir tor ) Baker, Adaline M aitland , head c a t lgr . Kan .

3 4 18. . State Agric . Coll L ., Manhattan , Kan .

L. v 4 396 At l a nti c City (N . J . ) F. P. ( Al a re tt a P. .

A . b b In. 3 3 1 7. . A ott , ) Baker, Charlotte , ln . Colo State Agric .

w C. . Of . L . F At ood , Alice , bibliographical asst Coll , ort Collins , Colo . 1 3 45 . fi v n c e J A . i of Taxonomic In estigations , U . S . Baker, ulia , . Austin B r. P . L ., f Dept . o Agriculture, Washington, D . C . Chicago , Ill . 54 4 3 .

264 1 . E l Baker, M ary llen, head c a t gr . Mo . Univ .

z h P. L . 4 731 . Aub u r n, N . Y. S e ymour L. ( Eli a b e t Columbia, Mo B Clarke , In . ) 5 2 18. aker, Mary Neikirk , asst . supt . Cir . Dept .

. P L 5 1 II P h w In 4 1 5 . . 35 Au rora ( I . ) . L. (J a me s S a , ) 5 . , Seattle , Wash . . l Austen, Willard, asst . ln . Cornell U niv . L . , Balch , Ruth , c a t gr . Newberry L . , Chicago,

Ithaca , N . Y . 1 1 20 . Ill . 5 639 . B Av ery , Jessie R b r . ln . P . L Rochester, B al dwin, essie L . , indexer, Scientific

N . Y . 5735 . American , N . Y . City . 53 1 7. B B A very, John M legislativ e ref . ln . Vt . aldwin , essie Russell , ln . James M emo

State L Montpelier, Vt . 5853 . rial L Williston, N . D . 4 389 . F ’ P Avery , M aurice H asst . Order Div . L . o f Baldwin Clara sec y Minnesota . L.

i 21 . P Congress , Washington , D . C . 5 634 . Comm ssion, room , Capitol , St aul ,

. 1 872 Axtell , F . G . , In . Ma c a l e s t e r Coll . L St . Minn . E i n Paul , Minn . 4 370 . Baldwin, lizabeth G . Bryson L

0 0 11 . . . 828. Ayer, Thomas P . , supervisor Binding Dept . Teachers N Y City ’

E V . in P L Columbia Univ . L N . Y . City . 5885 . Baldwin , mm a , sec y to . .

~ B ro klyn N . Y . 2 71 8. B . . L . . P o , Ayer, Winslow , pres Assoc , ort

2 706 Ball , F anny D ln . C entral High Sch land, Ore . .

A . 4 808. yres , Samuel Gardiner, asst . ln . Garrett Grand Rapids , M ich

E III 9 6 Ball , Rose ln . Albi n Coll Albion Mich . . 7 . , o , Biblical Institute, vanston ,

4 034 . B F P L B abbitt , Grace E . , ref . ln . P . L Washing all , Sarah B Business Br . ln . . . . , 2 4 t o n , D . C. 4 1 21 . Newark , N . J . 3 8 . B S . P . L . Babcock, Helen , asst . Chicago, Ill . allard , Harlan Hoge, ln curator, B erk

5629 . shire Athenaeum , Pitt s fie ld , M ass . 24 23 .

L E Ba t m e Md . S e e En c h Pra F. L. Babcock, aura special asst . Univ . o f l i or ( ) o tt , L a nd Me di a l a F Chicago . , Chicago , Ill . 1 73 8. M a ryl c Chirurgi c l a c ulty

L. a nd Pe a d n t e L. Bacon , Corinne , ln . Drexel Institute L . , , bo y I s itut d 2 L P Pa . 536 irector . Sch hiladelphia , . Bancroft, Anna M . , chairman Bancroft M e B R . L 34 20 acon , M rs . Susan , trus . L . Hist . morial Hop edale , Mass . .

1 6 1 H . Assoc Goshen , N . Y . 4 . Bancroft , E dna . , senior asst Browns 4 Baer, Harriet Irene , ln . Stanford Park B r . v ille Br . P . L Brooklyn , N . Y . 3 68 .

P . L 552 L . Chicago , Ill . 6 . Banks , Mary , ln . P . Service Technical , B Lo w 2 5 ail ey, Arthur , ln . Wilmington Inst . Newark , N . J . 3 6 .

F . L . 1 . P . L . , Wilmington, Del . 999 . Barbee , James Cecil , supt . Cir . Dept , B L I o a E . b r . n E 2 ailey, , . ast Po rtland B r Chicago , Ill . 53 7.

L . P P L . Assn . , ortland , Ore . 6002 . Barber, Clara Velma , asst . . . , Utica, N

J . P L Bail ey, Louis , ln . . . , Gary , Ind . 364 2 . Y . 5374 . a l r L P L B R . c t P . . Bail ey, Thom s D ibrary ureau , N . Y . B arden , B ertha , a g . St aul ,

. 5278. City M inn . 5804 .

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4 70 W is . . . wa . 5 34 6 . Court , Norwo od Park , Chicago , Ill . 7. ( R G Th ites , supt ) W n n t N r l . a e ma h. W . . o Wilson , Halsey , president H W Wil isco si St S c L Milwa u

k W i . 2 2 2 e e s D . 8 . e a v t son Co . , White Plains , N . Y . , ( li G O i z , In . ) 4 72 1 . W ns J L v n U n v . L. a d n i . Wilson , M rs . Halsey W . ( ustina ea itt) isco i i , M iso , W s ( W a lt e r

1 . m h In . 2 White Plains , N . Y . 3 9 8. M S it , ) 5 36 .

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2 o . 4 Carolina L Chapel Hill , N . C . 36 6 . C , Chicago , Ill . 552 .

A . Wilson , Mabel Zoe , ln . State Normal School Wood , Alice , classifier Chicago Univ .

334 0 L . . 0 L . , B ellingham , Wash . . G eneral , Chicago , Ill 5 36 . 494 AM ERICAN LIBRARY AS SOCIATION

L . In . Wood , Ella Sites , organizer Medical , Wright, Ruth M . State Nor Sch

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591 4 . F L 375 6 . P . L Brooklyn , N . Y . . . , Baltimore , M d .

tl r ulfe k o e tt e r L In B r . Wood , Frederick Camp , head c a g . Gros W , illie , . No . Cincinnati 1 2 v e no r L Buffalo , N . Y . 24 2 . P . L ., Cincinnati, 0 . 3 1 5 .

Wood , Harriet A . , sch . ln . L . Assoc Port Wyche , B enjamin, care o f N . Y . Life i n

1 1 1 u 4 03 E . n land , Ore . 9 . s ranc e Co mpire Bldg , Atla ta ,

Wood , Mary W . , ln . B lackstone B r . P . L Ga . 1 83 2 .

Chicago , Ill . 2 31 5 . WYE R, JAM E S INGERSOLL, JR director

W oodcock, Mabel E ., purchase asst . N . Y . N . Y . State L . and N . Y . State L . Sch . ,

State L . , Albany , N . Y . 5759 . Alba ny, N . Y . 1 4 84 . Life member .

~ Woodford , Jessie M . , c a tlgr . P . L Chi Wyer, Malcolm Glenn , ln . Nebraska Univ . 4 81 3 L L 2 2 cago, Ill . . incoln, Neb . 37 . i n In L F . P L B . L W ooding, Charles . . ristol , Wyeth , Ola M M odern anguage Sem

. i n r m 1 Conn 364 9 . a y Univ . of . , Urbana , Ill . 4 83 . f E W oodru f, leanor B ref ln . Pratt Inst . Wykes, Sadie P asst . P . L Detroit , M ich .

F . L Brooklyn, N . Y . 1 602 . 5 700 .

Woods , Mrs . Harriet de Kraft, chief Certi Wyman, Alice Searcy , ln . Univ . of Ala . fi a t L c e 5 . Sec . Copyright Office L . o f Con University , Ala . 998 P gress , Washington , D . C . 2987. Wynkoop , Asa , head . L . Sec . N . Y . S tate L W oodward , F rank E rnest , on L . Com New ., Albany, N . Y . 3 676 . E J ngland Hist . and Genealogical Soc Wynne , ohn J . , care o f Robert Appleton 1 Boston, Mass . 3872 . Co 6 E . 4 oth St N . Y . City . 5 225 .

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Ha rris Ins titute L. 54 57. W ootten, Katharine Hinton, ln . Carnegie Yaeger, Clement L asst . F . P . L New L L director . Training Sch Atlanta . B edford , M ass . 3794 .

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W r s e r M s s . F. P. L. b rt o ce t ( a ) ( Ro e K . P ark Br . P . L N . Y . City . 504 5 .

Sha w , In. ) 3 602 . Young , Gladys , l s t asst . Central Circ . W d ’ d n e t C t n Fe de ra n L. orl s Stu hris ia tio , P Dept . . L . , N . Y . City . 5776 .

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Wright , Ida F l s t asst . ln . Lincoln L 1 5t h S t . . Y. C J n , N ity . ( e a i e M. Bulme r,

Springfield, Ill . 4 553 . In. ) 4 80 1 .

Wright , Norma Steele , asst . Child . Dept . Y n w ou gsto n, O . Re ub e n Mc Milla n F. L

P . L . . 5 9 1 , Hartford , Conn 8 . nn L r (A a ou i s e Mo s e , In. ) 35 15 .

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OF THE

AMERICAN LIBRARY ASSOCIATION

' E n e e d a s s e c n d - c a s s m a e De c e m e 2 7 1 9 0 9 a t t he s Offic e a t Ch c a I l l n d e t r o l tt r b r , , Po t i go , u r

A c t o n s s 1 6 1 89 4 . of C gre of Jul y ,

7 E B E 1 1 3 Vol . , No . 6 CHICAGO , ILL . NOV M R, 9

C O NT ENTS

REVI EW or TH E YEAR OXFORD 1914 CON FERENCE MID- W I NTER MEETI N G RECENT LI BRARY COM M I S SION PUBLICATION S STI T TI W RK I N NEW RS Y C M M ITT N T S AND M I SC A U S I N U ONAL LI BRARY . O JE E O EE O E ELL NEO A REVIEW OF THE YEAR Nothing spectacular has marked the state library associations may affiliate

year in A . L . A . circles , but it has been with the national association was com l one of steady growth along all lines . The p e te d by the final adoption o f an amend

- Conference in the Catskills was the sec ment to the constitution and a b y law , in ond largest in point o f numbers of any which provision is made that those asso in the history o f the Association , being e lations which comply with certain speci 1 902 fie d exceeded only by M agnolia , , where conditions may be considered officially the hotel attendance was greatly aug affiliated and entitled to representation on me nt e d by day visitors from nearby towns . the A . L . A . Council . As elsewhere a h The 1 91 3 conference was the largest the no unc e d in this number seven states have

“ Association has held in steady o ver already availed themsel ves of this o ppo r ” uni night attendance . Notwithstanding the t ty. crudities and inconveniences of the hotel Plans are under way and in the hands it was furthermore one of the best con of a capable special A . L . A . committee fe re n c e s ever held . The program had , for an exhibit at the Leipzig Exposition “ as one v isitor expressed it , a plethora of the Book and Graphic Arts in 1 91 4 o f

- r of good was an eye Opene what libraries in Ame rica are doing , and to the new activities that have been ip it is hoped that many libraries will c o

‘ itia te d o r d e ve lo pe d by libraries in the operate to make this display a credit to pa st decade ; the work with foreigners , in American librarianship . penal and phil anthropic institutions , in Many other standing and specia l com the rural communities , in the shops and mitt e e s have been engaged in specific

v business offices , the legislati e and munic work during the year, and have ma de ipal reference bureaus , the greatly devel formal or informal reports which have

' i oped work with young people . been duly printed n the pa g e s o f the

An arrangement by which the various Bulletin . 498 AM E RICAN LIBRARY AS SOCIATION BULLE TIN

v o f The most important e ent the year librarianship , library printing, and on com at the headquarters office in Chicago has mission work, are among the more i m f been the removal thither o the editorial portant publications . A number o f other

‘ offices o f the Book list from M adison, publications are under way .

Wisconsin , where the work has been con The correspondence work at he a dqua r

ducted for the past six or seven years . ters still increases , leaving a steadily After a most faithful and fruitful editor smaller margin o f time for the secretary fi L s v ship o f ve years , Miss Elva . Ba cOm to de ote to other activities . The publica resigned in June to head a newly estab tions hav e from time to time been a d l i s he d d epartment in the Wisconsin Library ve rt is e d by circularization and otherwise

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Commission , and M iss May M assee, well and the campaign for members has been equipped by successful work in the various a continuous one . The Handbook of the departments of the Buffalo Public Library, Association is becoming more and more a o f took up the editorship . The removal o f the directory the leading library workers work to Chicago necessitated a number of of the country , and we are trying to S how material changes in the executive offices librarians . that from a business point of which will be noticeable to visitors at the view they cannot afford not to have their

- mid winter meeting . names included .

a t The membership has continued to grow . During the year the secretary has E arly in the year the secretary solicited tended state library association meetings the aid o f members in a campaign to bring i h Oklahoma - Ohio and North Carolina ; has addressed the library school of the the total membership to the mark .

Carnegie Library Of Atlanta, the summer The response was prompt, cordial and a p

re c ia t e d schools in Iowa C ity, and Madison, Wis p , but the goal set proved too and the District of Columbia Library Club high . However, 390 new members were ; and gav e an address at the dedication of added during the year, making our present P total net memb ership and w e hope the library building in rinceton , Illinois . to arrive much nearer to the mark M ID-W INT ER M E ETING S 1 1 4 during 9 , assured that we can stil l The usual mid - winter library meetings count on loyal hands to help . If each member o f the Association secured but will again be held this year in Chicago , 3 1 one new member o ur membership a year the dates being Wednesday, December ,

F J 2 . hence would be over and the Ameri to riday , anuary L a can Library Association would, by its in Headquarters will be at the Hotel

Salle , La Salle and M adison Streets five creased size and financial betterment , b e , blocks west of the Chicago Public Library a power in the educational field , for the added funds would enable us to launch and one block south . The following special many new publicity campaigns which reduced rates for rooms have been granted would help to get for libraries the re c o gni by the management tion they deserve . Room , without bath , per day and

A number of handbooks , tracts and chap up . ters to the manual of library economy have Room , with pri vate bath , per day been printed by the Publishing Board and up . during the year, but no large work has Rate per person will be the same “ t wo been published . A thousand books for whether one or persons occupy the

” “ a hospital library A normal library room . , ” “ w v budget and its units of expense , A list T o connecting rooms with pri ate bath ” o f P olish books , a reprint of the analyt can be had for two persons for (that ical cards for the Warner Library o f the is , each) to each) per

’ world s best literature, and Manual chap day ; for four persons , to and ters o n the library building , training for upward .

dens become familiar with the books and $ BULLETIN the population is shifting. Representati ves O F THE of the Commission v isit the various i n s t itut i o ns ad vise with the authorities as AMERICAN LIBRARY , to library matters , aid them in the organ ASSOCIATION i za tio n of their permanent collections and

book selection for same . Talks are made to the inmates and every effort made to I s s ue d in B N ARY MARCH MAY U LY S EPTEM B ER AND make the books useful . ooks are sent JA U , , , J , N V E M BER v f O to the con ict camps , probation o ficers , h pre ventorium s and training sc ools , etc T h e e i s n o s u s c o n c e a n d t he r b ri p ti pri , B ul l e t i n i s s e n t on l y t o m e m b e rs of t he in addition to those sent to regular state s A s o c i a t i o n . institutions .

THE F D 1 9 14 C FE E C E AM ERIC AN LIBRARY A SS O C IAT ION OX OR ON R N

— A nd e rs o n i c l i a A letter recently receiv ed by the Sec e s d n t E . . P r i e H , Publ br ry , N e w Yor . k r e t a r . L . Ja s t y from M r Stanley , honorary - — m n i e H . W e a C F irs t V i c e P re s i d n t C . ll , ty L o f a S n fie d M a s s . l ibr ry , pri g l , secretary of the ibrary Association the - — A C un S e c o n d V i c e P r e s i d e n t Gra ti a . o try United Kingdom , has the following inter m a n u c a M n n e a o s . , P bli li br ry , i p li E x e c ut v e B o a d— The e s d e n v i c e - e s i r pr i t , pr esting preliminary information regarding A w s hn C e a W . n d e i d e n t s a n d C . r , Jo r r r 1 1 h a L n d A E a s t m a n u i c the Oxford meeting of 9 4 , which we are l ibra ry , C i c g o ; i a . , P bl n N e w n d W N . . a t a C e v e a ; . C C , l ibr ry , l l rl o taking the liberty to quote without permis h T . W K o c h n i a c a . b e rry li br ry , C i go ; , U a A n n A ' v e rs i t y o f M i c hi g a n li br ry , rbor sion of the writer W C a v e Ca n e e a i s u h H . . r r , r gi li br ry , P tt b rg M r . Tedder and I went o ver to e e ut n a m L a C n e s s H rb rt P , i br ry of o gr , n n W a s hi gto . Oxford o n Saturday last and discussed the — S e c e t a e o e . e 78 E . W a s h n r ry G rg B U tl y , i g ’ meeting in 1 91 4 with M r . M adan B dley s o n t t h c a . , o t S re e . C i go T s u — R o d e n u c i a re a re r Ca rl B . , P bli l br ry , librarian, Sir William O sler, as represent h a C i c go. — E x e c ut v e o fii c S 78 E W a s h n e e . i e . i g ton S tr t, ing the curators , and M r Dougan , the

C h c a o I l l . i g , municipal librarian . Our idea is to lay

stress on a series of debates , to be opened INSTIT UTIONA L LI BRARY W O RK IN by an American and an E nglish librarian , NEW J ERS EY so that we may be able to pool our ideas The following statement regarding i h and experiences on matters o f general i n s t itutio na l Ne w J lib raries in ersey i s here t e re s t for the benefit of all of us . Here printed at the request of the New Jersey are two or three of the subj ects which public library commission , as an addendum have occurred to us ’ J . a to M iss ulia A Robinson s paper on , Modern influences ant gonistic to the “ B v ook influences for defecti es and de reading o f books . To be opened by an K a t rs k ill pendents , read at the a e confer American and an E nglish librarian . ence of the Association The function of the library in the uni Ne w J P L E n ersey ublic ibrary Commission ve rsity . Opened by an American , an g w a s in 1 907 put in charge of a system of li s h and possibly a Canadian librarian . traveling libraries to be operated among The work of the committee man or trus

. the county j ails and state penal and cor tee , and its relation to the administration r t i n - nd E n e c o a l institutions . Thirty three of these To be opened by an American a an g collections are now in use , the number of lish member of a library committee or v v olumes in each collection arying accord board , possibly also by a member of a non

d . ing to the size of the institution . It has municipal committee or boar been found that the smaller jails do not The principles of book selection and w ish to exchange these collections , pre book rej ection . To be opened by an Ameri ferring to keep them as a permanent loan can , an E nglish , and possibly a Canadian w until the books are orn out , as the war librarian . AM E RICAN LIBRARY AS SOCIATION BULLETIN 1 '

What are the legitimate limits of the ance , prepared by Miss M ary E . Hall of

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B . municipal library field . To be opened by the Girls High School in rooklyn It an American and an E nglish librarian . will probably issue also some time this The date is new definitely fixed for Mon month an annotated list of 200 -300 titles 3 1 s t 1 1 4 di re c day, the Augu st , 9 , and following of Italian books , prepared under the d E d ays . We hope to get a preliminary pro tion of the new ucational agent for

v . . gram out and let you ha e it before the work with aliens , M iss J Maud Campbell end of this year, so that members may The president o f the M assachusetts hav e plenty o f time to make arrangements . Commission expresses the hope that other We are very anxiou s to hav e a representa foreign lists will be pre pa re d b y other ti ve American gathering, so that I do hope commissions . P “ l a s s ifi your members will turn up in force . rob Simplified scheme of Decimal C ” ably a certain number of American librari cation for small Iibraries is the title of a ans with a sprinkling o f our own members pamphlet compiled by Miss Zaidee B rown ” will be put up at the colleges . a nd published by the M ichigan state board

of library commissioners . The M ichigan L EAG U E O F LI B RARY COMMI SSION S Commission is now hav ing printed a e n L “ ’ R c e t i b ra ry Co mmissio n Pu b li c a t io ns Library assistants manual .

The Indiana public library commiss i on The library messenger, published by v P o has published a re ised edition of pu the Missouri library commission , began 1 1 3 lar books for boys and girls : a graded list its existence September, 9 . The next ” with annotations, compiled by Miss Carrie number will appear about the middle of

E . Scott . This list is now for sale by the No v ember, and , thereafter, the bulletin will

H . W . Wilson Co . be published monthly . ” Iowa has recently published re vised edi B udgetary law s is the title of Bulle

o f L v tions the ibrary commission leaflets on tin No . 3 of the legislati e reference de “ ” “ M e Rural extension , aking a library b p a rt me nt of the North Dakota public “

v . ginning , and Debate tra eling libraries library commission . This commission has

“ The following are to b e issued soon : Iowa also published recently a rev ised edition

“ v v library commission , its acti ities and pur of the circular Facts about tra eling ” “ ” pose , Statistics of the public libraries of libraries . ” “ ” P Iowa , ublic library laws , and lists o f The Oregon state library has recently

“ books on agriculture and household issued two study outlines , one on Ameri ’ “ n In science . can literature , based o Matthews The M assachusetts free public library t ro duc t io n to the study of American liter

“ d 23d ‘ v commission has recently publishe its ature , and one on Tra el in Scotland and ” report ; a pamphlet entitled General Ireland , a reprint from a program pub o f 1 798 l i brary legislation Massachusetts , l is he d by the Wisconsin free library com “ o n d o f F ree public library build mission . A new e ition the Oregon

” “ ings of Massachusetts : a roll of honor, State school library list will be issued d which is a reprint , with ad itions , from the soon .

2 d - v 3 report , and a 1 5 page reprint from the Several commissions ha e recently pub B l n Massachusetts library club ulletin , li s he d reports and bulletins .

“ cluding two articles , one on What the COMMITT E E ON BIN DING library can do for the foreign born , by

F L . B n w John oster Carr, and one on What the The A . . A Committee on inding o w 3 foreigner had done for one lib rary , by has sample ork from 3 binders in this w J . : t E Miss Maud Campbell country , o binders in ngland and one

This Commission will publish in the near in Germany . On application librarians can future a s a reprint from the B ulletin of ha v e the opinion of the Committee regard o f the Massachusetts library club , a li st of ing the work of any these binders . If books and pamphlets on vocational guid desired the v olumes S howing the work of 502 AM ERICAN LIB RARY AS SOCIATION B ULLE TIN

L those who have submitted samples can SA E, EX C HANG E, W ANT S be sent for examination . (Any library member of the Association

A . L . B AI LE Y , Chairman . - may insert , without cost, a ten line notice

COMM ITT E E ON FEDERA L AND S TAT E of books or periodicals wanted , for sale or R E LATION S exchange ) FO R SA LE Under the new tariff books printed in

De b C n n . P b L b ra r . foreign languages ha ve been restored to r y , o , u lic i y ’ f w lk o No r a . the free list . Selleck s History , Conn , and ‘

1 655- 1 71 0 BE RNARD C . STE INE R, the Town Records of Derby ,

Chairman . copies from the Old Record s . A few copies of these Records will be sold for COMMITT E E ON R ELATION S O F THE just half price . LI BRARY TO THE MUNI CI PA LITY P m u b li c Li b ra ry , O a ha , Ne b . The rep rt f the c mmittee n the rela o o o o 1 -1 2 n American Catalog for 884 890 , v o e tions of the public library to the municipal volume authors and titles , and the other ity , presented at the K a a t e rs k ill meeting volume subj ects . Of the American Library Association Coun FO R LE E C H E c il , has been reprinted in pamphlet form SA O R X ANG and will be supplied free in reasonable Pro v i de nc e , R . I., Pu b lic Lib ra ry . numbers to an librarian or library b ard y o 1 -2 4 -8 F J v . 7 rankli n Society ournal , , , , where it may be of serv ice . Its use is 1 - 1 4 1 828 1 82 9-3 1 3 , new series . ( , , particularly recommended in cities where B ound . the city cha ter is undergoing rev ision , or r WANT S the form of go vernment is changing , or Cl a rk U ni v e rsity Li b ra ry, W orc e ste r, where for these or any other reasons the ' M a ss . Official position of the library is uncertain Reports of M assachusetts Bureau of Sta or its appropriation insecure . - 1 2 6 9 1 1 1 4 34 . t i s t i c s of Labor, , , , , , EN DOWM ENT FUN D T RU ST E ES Milto n, M a ss ., Pu b li c Li b ra ry . E d w F At a meeting of the n o ment und B irds and nature , April , 1 900 . P Trustees , held at the New York ublic New E ngland magazine , Ja n . , 1 91 2 .

L v 3 d . 1 1 2 . ibrary on Monday , No ember , M essrs Modern electrics , April , 9 e d Kimbal l , Sh l on and Appleton were pres Ne w York S ta te Li b ra ry , Al b a ny, N . Y. ent . M r . William C . Kimball was elected

B v . 1 2 . Journal of the Institute of ankers , president for the E ndowment Fund and

. E . a n n M r. Appleton secretary and treasurer A . L. A . Offic e , 78 W shi gto St

C hi c a go , III. AFFI LIATION O F STAT E AS SOCIA B v 8 . 6 . 1 5 A . L . A . ooklist , . , no cents TIONS a copy off ered The following state library associations O FFERS hav e offi cially a fii lia t e d themsel ves with L r r . B rook li ne , M a ss . , Pub lic ib a y the American Library Association accord Free to any library paying express ing to the provisions of the constitutional charges . amendment and b y-law adopted at the Annual reports of the American His K a at e rs k ill conference : Michigan , Ohio , - 1 . t o r ic a l Association , 1 89 6 900 , inc Indiana , New York , Kansas , Nebraska and

n a . P b c L b a r . w Milto , M ss , u li i r y Minnesota . These associations are no

F . entitled to be represented in the A . L . A . ree to any library d Council either by their respective presi Ken al l . William S hakespeare and his

n ntho nie F . dents o r by an alternate elected at the three friends , B e , A , and rancis 1 1 1 annual meeting . B ost . 9 .