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American Librarv Ssociation R876-1922 American Librarv ssociation r876-1922 OFFICIAL PROGRAM FORTY.fOURTH ANNUAL MEETING S.e Schedule of Meetio63 on Pages l4 .d l5 Detroit, Mich, June 26 to July l, L922 Prodr.6 {ith the Conolim€ots ol Librlry Duretu, B@ton, Chi.sgo, N€w Yo.k I 3, OFFICERS s, President AZARTAE S. Roor, Oberlin College Library, Oberlin, Ohio First V-ice-President Local Committee.... 4 SAMuEL H. RANCK, Public Libiary, Graod Rapids, Mich. Ann Arbor Day Committee.. ... Entertainment Committee. + Second Vice-Presialent AnnouDcements CI,ARIBET, R. BARNEIT, U, S. Department of Agriculture Library, 8 Washington, D. C. Program of General Sessions. ., 9 Other Groups 11 Programs of Affiliated Associations, Sec:ions ald Treasurer Agricultural Libraries Section. , . 11 EDWARD D. TWIEDELL, Th€ John Crerar Library, Chicago, Ill. 'Americap Association of Law Libraries . ,....... lz American Library Association Ccuncil. ...... ... 13 Execqtive Board Schedule , . .............,... 1'l Proglams continued The president, vic€-presidents, treasurer and eight other members as follows: Association of Americaq Library Schools........ ........ 16 Bibliographical Society of America. , . t5 For Term E*lirins 1922 Catalog Section,.... ................ 16 JonN CoraoN Dere, Free Public Library, Newark, N. J. EDIrH ToBIrr, Public Library, Omaha, Neb. Children's Librarians Section. .. ....... ...... .. 18 College and Reference Section . .. 18 For Term Erlring 7923 County Libraries Round Table... ........... .. .. ....... 19 MARGARET M-ANN, United Engineering Societies Library, New York, N. Y. (Appointed to 611 vacancy for one year.) Hospital Libraries RouDd Table.. 19 ........... -...-....., GEoRcE B. UfLE Newberry Library, Chicago, Ill. League of Library Commissions.. .. - - - .. -. .............. 19 For Term Eziirins 1924 LendiDg Section . , . 20 cRArrA A. CouNrRyMer, Public Library, Minneapolis, Minn. Religion and Theologr Rqund Table. .. 21 Libraries o{ GEoRcE S. GoDARD, Connecticut State Library, Hartford, Conn. Library Br:ildings Round Table. , . , . , , , , , , . , , , , ' , 21 Term l92s Library Workers Association. ......., ,.,,,,, . .,,, .,2l For Exrbing H. H. B. MEYER, Library of Congress, Washin$on, D. C. Association. ... ...... .,.,.,2l Michigan l,ibrary ' CARL B. RoDEN, Public Library, Chicago, Ill. National Association of State Libraries.. ,,,,.,.,,,,.,., 22 Professional Training Section.... .. .... ....... .. ..... .., 22 SecretarY Public Docum€nts Round Table....... , , . 23 CARL H. MILAM,78 East Washington St., Chicago, Ill. School Libraries SectioD,,...,.....,...,.,,,,....,,....... 23 Small Libraries Round Table....... -.... -...... -. -..... 24 - Assistantsecretaries Special Libraries Association......... .... -........... - 2+ SARAE C. N. BooLE and EvA M. FoRD, 78 E. Washing:on St., Chicago Training Class Instructors Round Table........ .......... 25 Trustees Section.... ...........,..,.26 University Library Extension Service Round Table....... 26 Trustees oI Endowmeot Funil Work with Negroes Round Table,. .. .. .. .. 27 E. W. SSELDoN, New York. (Term €xpires 1922) \ff. W. Appl-aroN, New York. (Term expires 1923) Work with the Foreign Bom RouDd Table. , . .. .. 27 ".. J. RANDoLpq CooLIDGE, JR., Boston, Mass. (Term expires 1924) 3 #' ANNOUNCEMENTS Headquarters The Statler will be the H€adquartels Hotel. Registration LOCAL COMMITTEE For all members of th€ Association attending any r€gular con- ference, except those members who have paid an initiation fee Bernard Ginsburg, Briard o{ Commerce, General Chairman in the current year, there shall be a regisiration fee of one dollar. (By-Laws, Sec. 1, part of par. A.) Adam Strohm! librarian, Public Libtary, General Setretarl Each conference costs the A-ssociation from $1,000 to $2,000. Blanche Tate, Transportation Marion R. Service, Hospitality, The purpose of the registration fee is to place the burden of this . City clubs and Country expense oD those ryho attend the conference and share in its privi- Jessie Chase, Reception- Cl;bs leges rather than on all members, including many who have found it impossible to attend. Natalie Hutton, Iolormation Edna G. Moore, Guide books The badge is your receipt. It entitles you to many privileges, William Webb, Hotels and Ex- and Publicity Please wear it all week. Elizabeth Knapp, District Li- Mrs. Madelene Hirth, Excur- braries Buuetin Board sions, Trips and Iintertain- The Ofrcial Bulletin Board will be placed near A. L. A. Head- ments Frederick Goodell, Automobil€s ouarrers on rhe Ball Room Floor. Ainouncements left at Head- quarters will be posted promptly. Watch the board for announce- mentsi some of them may not be read at the general sessions. ANN ARBOR DAY COMMITTEE El€ction Bishop, Chairnan W. W. All members of the A. L. A. wbo bave not voted by mail may Genevieve 'Walton Edith Thomas vote during tbe early days of the conference. Watch the bulletin board for announcements. Nellie Loving t, re.lerr.l(a I'- (JrlI€tte F. L. D. Goodrich Eunice Wead Information Desk Th€ Information Committee will have a desk on the ball room floor o{ the Hotel Statler. From 8 o'clock in the morning until 11 o'cloch at night representatives of the Committee will be in EN'TERTAINMENT COMMITTEE charge to give information about the city and tha conference. They Mrs. Madelene Hirth, Chairman will help to arrange ior private conferences between persons in- terest€d in the same subject. The Committee will also provide Mary Emogene Hazeltine Flora B. Roberts guide books and maps to the city and vicinity. Gordon W. Thayer ' Travel Committee . ReDresentatives of .this Comrniltee will be at the desk marked Travtl on the Ball Room Floor of the Statler at announced hours to assist meribers in their travel arrangements. Meeting Places The Schedule of Nleetings on pages 1+15 o{ this official pro- gram indicates the room in which each meeting will be held. The road time) ; r€turlins it will leave Ann Arbor at +:15 of 'l:30. accompan).ing key gives the location of rhe me€ting places outside (See page 10) Watch announcements. the Statl€r llotel. AII who plan ro rake lhi. rIil are reqrlsr"d ro fe,ii'iPf $itlr II those in charge of mectings fnd ;t rrecessary to arrrrse for rhe Ann Arl.,or Committee, \V. W. Bishop,.hairman. llorel SLrrler. .che(iuled orher rhrn rncerings, rFquesr ior .,,orn ae"ierrmenr Jrorrtd tsall Room Floor, before Tuesday night, June 27. I'e Ini,le In \. 1.. .{. llcaJ'turrrer- t, rr"i.l c,,r'frrsion. Employment Service Detroit Time." Appoirrtmrrrrs mry Lre made f"r Cmplolmerrt Ser\;c" Ly leaving Detroit is run oo East€rn Standard Time. Central Siandard reouesrs at Lhe l-lead,luirter' Oflice. Announcements sill be made Time is given by the railroads for Detroit and West, and EasterD on the Bulletin Board of certain hours each day 11hen the service StandarJTime,' which is one houl faster, for Windsor and all will be available. points East. Lecture Course Official Photograph Th€ Iecture course on Writing Library News bv Professor be taken Tues- open to thnsc slo The ollicial photograPh of the Conference rvill Ble\er of the Universirv of Wisconsin i" only (;eneral Session, probabll' be obtained fur iwo d"l- dar-, June 27, iinmediatily following the Dav rhe fee for rhe cour"e. Tickers mav ADnouncement of place lrill Desk The l€ctur€s will be given in'ih! r'a'k in front of ihe Statler. iais at the A. L. A. R€gistration on the bulletin board. each morning at 8:15 lrom Tuesday to Saturday, inclusive. I he ma<Ie Professor Bleyer saJs Ihat mLrch rime nill be 'ave,l if tho"e who raLe lhe cour.e sill ha'e c"pie. of his bool' on N?aJsPaP?l I County LibrarY Exhibit *ritins and editing (Hotehton) in their hands during the lectur€s. This exhibit is on the thirteerrlh floor of llotel Slatler, roonr New Publicatbns 1302. Do not miss seeing it. See the new puhli.al;o'1s or' erhibirion near Ihe A. L A Regi.tra- rion Desk. l'h-erc afe cF\eral, inel.:.'Jing Gra.lftl lisr ol l'."hs lot Hospital Library Exhibit tLitdren, Books lot eamtion an(l II/rnderlurt boah shtlf $rhen showr at the American Medical Association Conference Work on the !. L.,1. Catalalt has proceeded slowly but surely. in St. Louis in Ma1, this exbibit receive<l the arvard of honorable Lnoush c, n) is readr now (o rha ir is sale to .ry rhar ;r {ill be m€ntion. It is now on the Ball Room Floor of the llotel Statler. iini"h;.1 (hl; sLrmmei and publisheJ in rhe fall, Iq,ll. Voting Contest The Society of Atts and Crafts Be sure to vote early for the Two Foot Shel{ fof a Country The Society o{ Arts and Crafts, 47 Watson Street, has cordiallv School. See the exhibit of books Iisted orl the ballot on the Ball invited the A. L. A. to visit its building during the CoDf€r€nce Room Floor at the Statler. Tea is to be served each a{ternoon to the guests. lixlllolts 'lhe County l-ibrary Exhibit and the Comnercial Exhibits are Walkerville Public Library goor. on the Ball Room Floor. oD the thirie€n(h All others are "'l'he \\'alkelvilte (Ontario) Public Librar-v Iloard €xter)d a the Amercan Librarv Association Library School Dinilers hearty invitation to members of tn tt'.;. l-ibtary when tbe Annual Meeting is being held nt 'r'hursday evenins is set aside for Library School Dhners, ar- i)etroit."iiit I'h€ Library bas recently been moved to the beautiful rar)gements for which are nade through th€ Statlei Hotel olfice. huildinq il'rnared ro ih. ,o*n h1 rhe heirs ul Ihe larP Mr' f C $'"tch th€ Bulletin Board for announc€m€Dts. \Valle; lr i. an prcellent erample o{ rhe Queerr Anrre p'riod nf archirecrure, and srands in park erounds cnn\i\rinp' ut 5evenreen Publicity acres. The Lihrar) ma] bi ,eafued b1 rhe Walkerrille ferrv, proPettv" The A. L. A. Publicity Committee and the Headquarters pub- and a short walk to'Willistead'th€ name of the iicity assistant will lrave ollices on the Ball Room Floor of the Statler.
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