Library Bo Oki for High Schools

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR BUREAU OF EDUCATION

BULLETIN, 1 91 7, No. 41

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Library Bo oki for HighSchools

COMPILED BY

MARTHA WILSON SUPERVISOR OF SCHOOL LIBRARIES MINNESOTA

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ft CONTENTS.

1 m rod tietion S Page. Clamificati on for school libraries 5 -,. Ulamitication foKgricult tire 7 Magazines for teachers and school, libraries 10 Auth6rities for notes 13 - General reference gooks , 16 16 Library economy . Psychology'. 20 . Conduct of life, ethics 23 Mythology v.. 2i 22 Politics and government -. .. Economics - 23 Education. ., 29 11 igh schools 32 Ind ust rial .ed ucat ion 33 ... 34 Colleges and universities, college life s ... 34 Commerce, commercial geography , Folklore, legends . 35 Science (general), Aaturest94 37 Mathematics - 38 Astronomy . 39 Plwsics 39 6" .. Chemistry, mineralog 40 Geology, physical geography 41 Biology o 41 Botany 44 Zoology, essays of animal life, 45 Vocational guidance 46 .. Physiology, hygiene, and physical training 49 . Engineering 50 - Agriculture (general). 51 Country life 53 53 Farm management .. Soil's 54 r Plant husbandry, pests. 54 Field crops .55 /Horticuquro 55 Forestry,. 56-- Aniinal industry .4 -58 Dairy 57 Other agrictiltural industries b8- 58 4 CONTENTS.

Page. Home economica Food, nutrition, serving House planning and equipment 69 Textiles and clothing Home management . 61 -st ('are of the sick, children C2 Business, communication, transportation 62 Manual training and shopwork Fine arts (general). photography 66 Drawing and design, ntecbanical drawing 67 Music a 69 Outdoor amusements. sports 70" Indoor amusements, amateur theatricals 71 Literature (genenal) 73 Study and teaching 73 Composition and rhetoric (English language) 74 Poetry and drama (Izenerl collections) 76 Debating, public speaking 77 Reading and speaking (collections) 78 American literature 79. English literature 87 German language and literature 8 99 Scandinavian literature 109 French literature. 100 Greek and Latin languages and literature 191 Fiction 102 Travel 120 Biography 123 Ancient history 134 Modern history (general Enropeanl. .. History of England 143 Indian life and history 146 American history 146 Discovery 149 Colonial . 149 Revolution 150 Constitutional to Civil War 131 Civil War 152 Recent. 153 North Atlantic States 151 Southeastern States 154 Central States 155 The West, . 155 Directory of publishers 156 157

A: LIBRARY BOOKS FOR filchSCHOOLS.

INTRODUCTION. , This list is basedon the .Minnesota Achool library High Schools, 1913-14. list, Books fsr The number of titleshas been Materially increased to include thesuggestions of many specialists in the Bureau high-school teachers, of Education, high-schoollibrarians, public librarians, and commissionworkers. The suggestions and demands of teachers ofspecial departments Tor comprehensive listson partkular subjects have insistent, and the result been somewhat is that some divisions,notably agriculture, aro out of proportion to therest of the list. The effort haslyeen to provide a thoroughlystandard list of tested 1,00ts fora foundation library, to include as much freshmaterial' as possible, and to suggest.books of ieterest.and the high-school value to pupils of age.Some' of the titles givenare felt to be rather advanced for suchuse.They are included at the suggestion ofexpe- rienced teachers anddoubtless' with the guidani.S are valuable for reference. of such teachers The list is planned tobe of general usefulness, but schoolswill wish to supplementit-for purely local material. interest are included Moretitles of general than are needed in'a high-school library town where there is in a . a good public library, andwhere the hightchool library may properlybe limited to books tion with the work commonly used in. &rm,- and life of the school.Many towns with high schools are lacking inadequate public library nhool library must facilities, and the high- provide books for homereading.. Arrangemfmt of the list.The list is classifiedaccording to a raodifi- cation of the Deweydecimal classification, nesota List, 1913 -14, in differing from. the Min- being more detailed.For the most part, second sununary ofthe Dewey decimal the divisions, in which the classification is used.Pot schools are apt to havemany books, or where tla use indicatessubdivisions, more detailed- In adapting this claasification is given. classification t.oa particular' school, having erable collection of a consid- hooks, .comparison withthe abridged decimal classification-is recommended. . Alter due .considerationof classification. school libraries,. adaptations used bk. high- experience in organizationof high-school libraries, 6 LTBR.1711* ROOKS FOR rrimr setrooLs. and consultation with librarians, the public library 'inlet ice of :wrong- lug biography as a separate clam has been adopted. In class D21, Individual Biography, the list, is arranged alphabetically by the name of the person about whom the book is 'writ tor: the name of the author following. - 're assist in the organization pf the libraries a group of books has been added under library economy. Classification outline follow the Introductioin. biitiosot..----Tlie best book Mr the least money is the usual criterion for inclusion in a school library list.' Many cheap editions are limed here, but not always the cheapest in price, when the book Was felt, to be decidedly inferior in appearance, paper, and typography.A number of tides formerry available in good 'cheap editions. can no longer be obtained in this form and must nobe quoted in the original editions. Some fine editions are included for reference ind library' use, with a cheaper edition for home reading.Library bindint,., specified for all books listed in Everyman's Library.The additional Cost of this edition, as compared with the trade Avila', is slight and an obvious saving when the differ- once in wear is considered. Prict.a.---List prices only are given.These have Weft verified repeatedly, but owing to.unsot.tred business conditions at th6 time of publication, are subject to change.Since the copy for this list was prepared die prices of all books in Dteon's Everyman's Library (library Witting), Houghton's Riverside' Biographical Series, and 110It'silome University Library have advanced from ,50' cents to

60 cents. . Aanotaiiona.Verybrief descriptiveannotationsaregiven. Those are,Sti the mane, uttapied fr011a the A. L. A. catalogue, and the A. t. A. Book-list. Library If Congrtse card numbers.A new feature of this list is the addition of order numbers for Library of Congress catalogue cards. These are given to aid the high-school librarian:, who have ,few or no bibliographical ads... When sending in orders in the form of card numbers taken from this list it is suggestae that a brief to that effect be giyen at head of order, e. g."From "Fm Bu. Ed. Bu I. 41."In a small !Ventage of cases the cards btaines1 from such orders will be for different editions', but the variation is usually slight and the card cad be adapted by, making slight changes in S. e number given following the slanting line indicates the minim number of cards needed in cataloguing the books.Further infoation should be obtained from the Library of Congress before sen first order. Subject headings. In the assignment of subject hea ngs care nku4 be taken to insure uniformity in the use .of terms. /..The headings which tyre given on the Library of Congress cards should be compared with the A. L. A. List oU Subject Headings, or with the Subject f e CLASSIFICATION FOS SCHOOL LIBRAKIES.

Index to filo A. L. A. Book-list andthe Aram). A. L. A. Headingsfor Juvenile Catalogues. 'Subject headingsfor agricultural bulletins should be .verified -withthe Agricultural Index,publisltbd by the II. W. Wilson Company, WhitpPlains, N. Y. The following suggestive outline for climilication* for high-school . libraries includes more ilF4sionsthan -are used in this list: 4CLAA.SSI FICAT 1 oNFOR .SCII(50L LIBRARIES. "The 10 climes of the Dewey decimalclassification, ahoiiug the relation jertsuti some of the subdivisions used for schoe14.; ofihu abb. 000 General works. 020Library el-ononty. 029i.teftlrencti'aids. I c 030 Gene T1 Oneycl 'pea ias. 100 Philosophy. -1`A Psychology. (70Ethic's. 900 Religion. 220Bible stories. 290 Mythology. 300: Sociology. 310St.ittstics. 3'.1`0 Government. 330Economics." -310EtIticatfon--General works. 3; l *Principles and practice of tvaching. . . 1Teachers.baiatice.t'ertca i oh . . Schou) organiza lion and atiministrat . .5 Goyemtnent and disciplityl. .6 School buildings and equi 'men!. Grounds. . 7School hygiene. .9Et I (teat ion of popcia1 chit:A(4s, 372Elementary education.Story telling. 373 Secondary schools. 371Self-education. tensitm leaching. . 71 Home and ['so of senool buildings. 373 Methods. . 5 at ore study.Science.

.51Mathematics. , . 61Physiology and hygierie. . 62Industrial exity-ation.(lobs. .63AgrieultuneL School garden. 61 Domestic economy. . 7 Art.Munk} .8 Reading.English. 9 llistory and'eivies. .91Geography. 377Religious, ethical instruction. 37g Colleges and univensitieo. 379Relation of state to education. .1Rural ectools. 394 Commerce. Commercial geography. 390_ Customs. 398Folklore.' 8 LIBRARY BOOKS FOR IIIWI SCHOOLS

500 Science. 6 510 Mathematics. 520 Astronomy. 530Physics. 540 Chemistry. 550 Geology.PhysiCal geography. 570Biology. 571Primitive life. 580 Botany. 590Zoology. 000 Useful arts. 607Vocational guidance. 608Inventions:(Grade list.) 620Engineering.(Include inventions in h igh-.=chool list.) 630Agriculture. .1 Country life. .13Agricultural economics. .2Farm management. .3 Dictionaries. .4 Essays..Addresses. 631Soils. 632Plant husbandry. 633Field crops. . 1. Cereal crops. . 2Forage crops. 634Horticulture. 635Forest ry. 636Animal husbandry. 637Dairy farming. ,638Other agricultural industries. 640 Home economics. 641Food.Nutrition. 643House planning. 646Textiles and clothing. 647, Home management. 648Care of the sick. 650Business.Communication.Transportation 680 Manual training.Shopwork. 700 Fine arts. 720Architecture. 730Sculpture. 740Drawing.Design. . 741Mechanical drawing. 750Painting. 770 Photography.. 780Music. 790 Outdoor amusements.Sports. 793Indoor amusements: Plays for acting. ON, 800 Literature. 807 Study and teaching. .1Poetry. .2 Draam. 8Fiction.Short story. 008. Composition. 'Rhetoric.Collections. .1 Poetry.. CLASSIFICATION FOR SCHOOLLIBRARIES. 800 LiteratureContinued. 808 Composition, etc.Continued. . 2Drama. . 3 Cyclopedias of quotations. .4Prose. .513eliating. . 8Readers and speakers. 810American liteiature.American and English. . 8Collections: Prose and poetry. . 9Biography and criticism,or use 921. S11 American poetry. .8Collections. .812 American drama. 814 American essays andprose miscellany. 815 American orations. 820English literature. . 8Collections: Prose and .poetry. . 9 Biography and criticism, or use 921. S21English poetry. .8Collections. 822 English drama. . 3Shakespeare--includingworks, criticism,etc. .8Collections. 824English essays and prose miscellany. 825English orations. 830 German. 839 Scandinavian. 840French. 870' Greek and 'Latin. 900 History. 910 Geography and travel. .1Industries (Grade list).See 380 for high-school list. . 9. Exploration and discovery. 912Atlases. 914TravelEurope, 915TravelAsia. 916TravelAfrica. - 917 TravelNorth America, CentralArnerica,'Weet 913 TravelSouth America. 919TravelAustralia and the Islands.Arctic regions. 920 Biography Collective. 921BiographyIndividual. 930 Ancient history. 990 Modern historyGeneral European. 970Indian life and history. 973American history. .1Discovery. .2 Colonial.

.3 Revolution. , I .4 Constitutional period. . 5 .War of 1812. . 6 War with Mexico. . 7Civil. War. 974 New England. '975 Southeastern. 10 LIBRARY BOOKS FOR HIGH SCHOOLS. 900 History Continued. Indian life and historyContinued. 976 South Central or Gulf. 977 North Central or Lake. 978 Western or Mountain. 979 Pacific. 980South America. 990Oceanica.Polar regions. The arrangement of topics under Agriculture followsthe outline prepared by Mrs. F. II. Ridgway, librarian ofBerea College, Bet'eu, Ky. For assistance in classification of largecollections of agricultural bulletins, the full scheme is given heroith. CLASSIFICATION FOR AGRICULTURE.' 630 Agriculture. . 1 Rural sociology;.11, Statistics;.13,Agricultural economics ; .131, Labor; .134, Cooperation; .136,Finance; .138,Production; .14, Agricultural legislation; .18, Transportation; .1b, Countrylife; .191, Farm home; .192, Farm women; .193., Farm boys and gifts. . 2 Farm management; .22, Organization and equipmentof farm; .221, Farmstead, Fields, etc.;.222, Farmhouse, Outbuildings,Fenc.es (see also 728);.223, Farm machinery and implements; .23, Admin- istration of farm; .231, Farm accounting. . 3 Dictionaries.Cyclopedias.,. .4Essays. Addresses. Popular literature about qgriculture andcountry life. .5 Periodicals.- . 6 Societies.Proceedings.etc. . 7 Study and teaching; .71, Elementary schools. . 72 Secondary schoolt; .73, Colleges and universities. .74Extension work; .75, Schools and experiment stations . 76Institutes, Summer schools; .78, Fairs, Exhibits. . 8 Applied sciences; .83, Agricultural physics; .84, Agriculturalchemistry. istry. . History.Travel and description. 631Soils. .1 Physics. .2 Chemistry. .3 Tillage. .4 Crop Rotation. .5 Fertilizers. .6 Reclamation. .7 Drainage. Irrigation. .9 Special areas. .91 Dry farming. . 92. IrligatiALLIrming. .93 Mountain farming. 632 Plant husbandry. .03, Dictionaries; Cyclopodias;.05, Periodicals;.00, Societies; .07 Study and teaching; v.09, History. .1 Seeds and germination. .2 Planting and transplanting. CLASSIFICATION FOR AGRICULTURE. 632 Plant husbandryContinued.. 3 Training.Pruning. 4 Breeding. 5 Pests and diseases. 51 Pests. 511 Animals (also beneficial). .512 Plant. 52 Diseases. .521 Parasitic. ..52`2 Nonparmitic. .6 Protection from frost, drougttt, etc. .7 lIarvesting.Curing.Storing. S Marketing.Exhibiting. 633 Field crops. .01) General culture and care; .011,,,Seeds.Germination; .012, Plant- incr,;.014, Breeding; Pests and diseases;.016, Protection; .017, Harvesting; .018, Nfarke6ng; .03, Cyclopedias; .05, Period- icals;.06, Societies;.07, Study and teaching; .09, History. .1 Cereal crops.(May arrange cereals in alphabetical order. me arrangement. may be made for other. crops, for vegetables, Mita, etc., and for breeds of horses, etc.) 2 Forage crops.. . 21 Grasses., .22 Legumes. .3 Root crops. .4Sugar plants. . 5 Textile plants. . 6 Alkaloidal plants. .7Other. 634 Horticulture. .01, General culture and care;.011, Seeds.Germination; .012, Planting; .013, Pruning; .014, Breeding; .015, Pests and diseases; .016, Protection; .017, Harvesting; .018, Marketing; .03, Cycle- pedias; .05, Periodicals; .06, Societies; .07, Study and teaching; .09, history. . .1 Vegetables. .11 Edible roots. .12 Edible stems. .13 Edible leaves. .14 Edible flowers. .15 Edible fruits. .16 Edible seeds. . 17 Edible fungi. . 2Fruits: .21 Pomaceous. .22 Drupaceous.

.23 . Citrus. . 24 Small fruits. .25 Grapes. .26 Nuts. . 3 Floriculture. .31 Greenhouses.Conservatories. .32 Hotbeds. Cold frames.House plants. .33 Outdoor floriculture. 347 Bulbous and tuberous Plants. .:c 12 LIBRARY BOOKS FOR HIGH SCII9OLS. 834 Horticulture- Continued. .35 Out flowers. .36 Annuals. .37 Other flowering plants. .38 Nonflowering plants.

.39 . Trees and stubs. 635 Forestry.. . 03, Cyclopedias;. 03, I\Criodicalq;. 00, Societies; .07, Study and teaching; .09, History.Travel and description. .1 Silviculture. .. 2 Forest protection and preservation. . 21 Pests and diseases. . 3 Forest economics. .31 Forest policy. .311 Forest reserves. . 5 Forest influences. .6 Management. .61 Mensuration. .62 Engineering. .63 Administration. .8 Utilization. 81. Lumbering. 636 'Animal husbandry. . 003, Cyclopedias; .005, Periodicals; .006, Societies; .007, Study and teaching;. 009, History.Travel and description;. 01, Breeds; .02, Feeds and feeding; .03, Care and housing; .04, Breeding; .05, Pests and diseases (see also 619); .08, Exhibiting.Judging. .1 IIorses. .11 Breeds. .111 light horses. .112 Draft horses. .113 Ponies. .13 Feeding and care. .14 .f)yeeding. .15 Diseases. . 18 EXhibitifig.Judging. .19 Asses,Mules. . 2 Cattle. .21 Breeds.f . 211 Beef breeds. .212 .D2iry breeds. .213 Dual purpose breeds. . 23 Feeding and care. .24 Breeding. 25 Diseases. .28 Exhibiting. .3 Sheep. .31 Breedg., . 33 Feeding and care. .34 Breeding. .35i' Diseases. .39 Coats. .4 Swine. .41 Breeds. .43 Feeding and cam d

A MAGAZINES FOR TEACHERS, ETC. 13 036 Animal husbandryContinued. .44 Breeding. .45 Diseases. .5 Poultry. .51 Breeds. . 53 Feeding and care. .5-1 Breeding. . Diseases. .56 Chickens. .57 Ducks. . 58 -Turkeys. . 59 Other. .6 Birds. . 7 Dogs. .8 Cats. .9 Other. 637 Dairy farming. .03, Cyclopedias; .05, Periodicals; .06, Societies;.07, Study and teaching; .09, History. .11Nlilk. .2Butter. .3cheese. 638 Other agricultural industries. . 1Bee culture. . 2 Silkworm culture. . 3Fish culture. .4Trapping. 639II.S., State, and foreign governmentdocuments.

MAGAZINES.

Niagazines are a useful adjunctto the school library, but byno means take the place of good books.For the convenience of teachers and school librarians the following,list is reprinted frOya 'reaching, v. 3, no. 2, Dec. 15, 1916.

MAGAZINES FOR TACIIERSAND SCIIOOL LIBRARIES. Compiled by W. II. KERR, Librarian, KansasState Normal Seho4 Emporia [Publishers' list prices are quoted. Applyto any bookseller or magazine agent for "club " prices if you subscribe to iiiorethan one periodical.Some of the notes bqlow are from a- list published by the Newark PublicLibrary.] Agricultural index. Bi-mo.Write publishers, H. W. AN'ilso.n..Co., NfwYork, N: Y., for price, giving list of periodicalsyour library receives., An invaluable aid in discovering useful agricultural material. American cookery. Mo.$1.50 per year.:Roston, Mass. Formerly the Boston Cook- ing School magazine. American Library Association booklist.Mo.$1.Chicago.Dependable list and annotations. of current books in all fields. American penman. Mo.$1.New York.Useful in penmanship work. American physical education review.Mo.$3.4Springfield, Mass.Athletics as a school subject, hygiene, recreation. American school.Mo.$1.50.Milwaukee. "For those who organize, administer, and supervise." 14 LIBRARY BOOKS FOB HIGH SCHOOLS.

Americqn school board journal.Mo. Milwaukee.Administration of schools, medical inspection, supplies, furniture. Atlantic educational journal.Mo. $*25.Baltimore.Methods, pageantry, plans, news. Atlantic monthly.Mo.$4.Boston.Of real value in school work, because of its high and sensible standard for essay and story. 'Aus Nab and Fern.Qr. ,50 cents.Chicago.Useful for teaching German. Bird lore.Bi-mo.$1.Harrisburg, Pa.Study and protection of birds. toys' life.Mo.$1.New York.Official Boy Scouts magazine.Whelesome. Breeders' gazette.W.$1.Chicago.. Useful wherever agriculture is taught. Business educator.Mo.$1.(Teachers' ed.)Columbus, Ohio. .Suggestixefor general commercial work. Catholic educational review.Mo.$3.Washington, D. C,General articles and news of Catholic schools. Centurymagazine.Mo.$1.New York.Pupils shou4Ibecome' acquainted withyeriodicals of this type. Classical journal.Mo.'$2.50.Chicago.Especially valuable for Latin in the high

school. . Country gentleman.\V.$1., Philadeda. Makes agriculture and countrylife popular.Children will read it. Current events.W. 90 cents.Chicago.Useful summary. Current history magazin. Mo.$3.New York Times. Mutation.Mo.$3.Boston.General articles, tendency somewhat to high-school subjects. Educational administration and supervision.Mo.$2.50.Baltimore.Discussion; research, editorials. Educational review.Mo.$3.New York.General articles, news notes, book reviews.Largely college and university. Elementary school journal.Mo.$1.50.Chicago.Progress and achievement in elementary schools. English journal.Mo.$2.50.Chicago.Extremely useful for teachers of English, especially in secondary schools, General science quarterly.Q.$1.25.Salem, Macs.Very useful, in its field. Harper's monthly.Mo. $4. New York.Another' well-edited periodical useful in school work. History teachers' magazine.Mo., $2.Philadelphia.Indispensable forihe history teacher. ' Independent.W.$4.New York. One of the best general 'weekly newspapers, useful in school work. Industrial arts magazine.Mo.$1.50.1 Milwaukee.Arts and miinual training in industrial and trade schools. Journal of education. W. $2.50.Boston.News and comment about schools t roughout the country. Jourr4a1of edtkational psychology.Mo.$3.Baltimore.Research, discussion, book reviews. Journal of geography.Mo.$1.Appleton, Wis. Geography in the elementary schools' . lournal of home economies.Mo.. $2.Baltimore.Official journal of American Home Economics Associatton. Kindergarten and first grade.Mo.$1.50.Springfield, ,Ma&s.Articles, stories, games, sonisr'Indispensable to kindergartners. MAGAZINES FOR TEACHERS, ETC. 3-5 Einderg,arten priniary magazine.Mo.$1.Manistee,. Mich. Programs, rates, paper work. 1.i;,:rary digest.IV.$3. New York.Popular and useful in school. Work. Mttnual training magazine.Mo.$1.25.Peoria,Ill.Problems, notes, news. designs, shop Mathematics teacher.Qr.$1.Lancaster, Pa.Useful articles and reviews. Mentor. Twice monthly.$3. New York:Useful because ofthe six-picture gravures in each number. .Nat mat geographic magazine. Mo. $2.50.Washington, D. C.httensely inter- \est ing.Pict tires valuable for reference. Nature study review. Mo. $1.Ithaca, N. "Y.Scientific study of nature in the- mil(mbi. New republic.W.$4.New York.Original, stimulating, well-written. in debate, civics; etc. Useful. Normal .instructor and primary plans. Mo: $1.50.Danville, N. Y.Plans for lessons. paper work, special day exercises. lt look.W.$4.New York.Valuable general reference. Playground.Mo.$2.New York. Official organ of the Playground. andRecrea- tiun Association of America. New features in playgrounds, apparatus,games. Popular educat4r.Mo. WO. Boston.Plans, helps, and generally useful material for the lower iiraAlts. ropiilar mechanics.Mo.$1.50.Chicago.This and the next entryare rightfully popular with boys. Popular science monthly. Mo.$1.50. New York.Inventions, mechanics, eleosi "4 tricity, all fields of science. Psychologicalclinic. no.$1.50.Philadelphia.Largely devotedto and delinquent. children. deficient Qnarterly journal of public speaking. Q.' $2.Menasha, Wis.Public speaking, debate, oral English.Articles and discussion. Readers' guide. _Mo. Write publishers, 11. W. Wilson' Co., .WhitePlains, N. Y,, for price, giving list of magazinesyour school receives.Indispensable index to the leading magazines.if you receive eight magazines, thisdex will multiply their value several times. Saint Nicholas.Mo.$3.New York.Deservedly popular with children. School and home education.Mo.$2.Bloomington,Ill.Pungent editorials, articles, news, parent-teacher department. School and society. W. $3,Garrison, N. Y.Schools of all kinds and' progress in education; notices of research. ' School arta magazine. Mo.$2..Boston.Plans and suggestions for drawing and art teachers. School music. Bi-mo.50 cents. ,Keokuk, Iowa.For music teachers and super- 'visors: school review.Mo.$1.50.Chicago. Secondary school matters and School science and mathematics. Mo. movements. $2.Mount Morris,Ill.For secondary school teachers.Stresses science. Scientific American., W. $4.The world's progress in science, invention,engineering, and industrial and commercialachievements. Scribner's Imagazine. Mo.$3.New York.. Has an enviable recaid forexcellence of short stories and general material.Teachers may well encourage periodicals. like Atlantic, Century, harper, and Scribneras wholesome antidotes for the popular sort. Story teller's magazine. Mo.$1.50New York.Useful for kindergarten and primary.

IP LIBRARY BOOKS FOR HIGH SCHOOLS.

Teachers' college record.Ri -mo. _$1.30.New (York.Valuable monographs. W.ohelo.Mo.$1; New York.Official orgah (if the Camp Fire Girls: World's work.Mo.$3.Garden City, N'. Y. An interpreter of current event.i. Advocates better schools, better financial methods, better government. Youth's companion. W.$2.Boston.One of the oldest and most popular papers for young people. -.. It is assumed that one or all of the State educational journals will be on every teacher's desk. AUTIIORITIES FORINOTES. In using notes, the wording has sometimes been slightly changed for sake of brevity. .A. I.. A.A. I,. A. catalog and I.. A. ltok Adams. Adams, C. K.Manual of historical literature. Amei. hist. rev.AMerican historical review' Baker.Baker. °Descriptive guide to the best ilc.14.tn.- Berry.Josephine Berry, College of Agriculture, St. Paul. Bk. rev. digest. .BoukreView digest.

Class. jl.Classical journal. . Com. bk. index.Cumulative book index. Davis.William Stearns Davis, professor of sister,Univ,ri,jt y ,,1 Mi :nc>.ta. Eder. rev,Educational review. Eng. hist. rev.English historical review. Goodspeed.Goodspeed, G. S'.°History of the any world, Hopkins.Hopkins.Reference guides. A. L. A. 'Guide books. Lamed.Lamed, ed.Literature of American history. Leypoldt & lles.Leypoldt & lies, ed.List of books for girls and women and their clubs. Munro. 11. C. Munro. N. Y. New York State Library.Best books kannual): Nield.Nield.Guide to historiCal novels. Oregon.OregoI State Library.Lists of books for school libraries. Pittsburgh-.Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh.Catalogs. Political science.Political science quarterly. Pratt.Pratt Institute Free Library.. (Brooklyn.)Bulletin. Pub.Note from publishers'ecatalogs and announcements. Pub. wkly.Publishers' weekly. Sewell.Harriet, Sewell, librarian, University of lEithesor tCollege of Agriculture.

..WelkWells, ed.Literature of Aniericp history. ' . Wisconsin.Wisconsin library Commission Bulletin. Wyer. Wyer.Bibliography of educatimi (annual). GENERAL REFERENCE BOOKS. In some States, dictionaries, encyclopedias, and expensive sets, may not be pur- chased with the state aid: for libraries.For this reason, the following list is included in the Introduction, rather than in the main body of the list.] .DICTIONARIES. 1. Century dictionary and CychTedia,Avith a new atlas of the world; a work of general o' reference in all departments of knowleilge.Rev. and enl. ed.12 v. Century.

$75. s . 11-31934/5 2. Punk & Wignalle.new Standard dictionary of the English language. Funk. $14 117-3484/2 GENERAL REFERENCE ROOKS. 17 3. Webster, Noah.Colleg,iate dictionary.3d ed.Merriam.... $3 Largest abridgment of the New internal Ional.100,000 words and phrases. 16-16244/2 Nev international dictionary of the Englishlanguage, based on the Inter- national dictionary of 1890 and 1900.Merriam.$14 16-488/2 . ENCYCLOPEDIAS. G. Boyle, Andrew, rd. Everyman encyclopedia.12 v.Dutton.(Everyman's library)(Library binding)$6 Articles are concise and pecerate and thoughmany turn written from the English standpoint, the work is general in scope and a fair amount ofspace is given to A ruerlean subjects. small but legible. 'Type wry. n030 14-74/3 . . G. Now internatioill encyclopedia; ed. by F. N.Colby and Talcott Williams.2d ed. 24 v.Dodd.$144 A carefully rev ised, reset, and largely rewritten edition.Liberal additions to subjects of grow- in ; hdereq, notably thnology; eransten and revision of older articles; uddit in plates and maps. ion: and afternoons 030 SETS VALUABLE IN THE HIGH SCHOOL LIBRARY. 14-9561 r2 . [These may usually be obtained froma dealer in remainders and second-hand lea ks, at a great saving 1n price.] 7. Bailey, L. H., cd. Cyclopedia of American agriculture;a popular survey of agricultural conditions, practices, and ideals inthe United States and Canada. 4 v.Macmillan.$20 C.NIENTS: a, farms.v. crop'.c. 3, Animals.v. 1, 1-',Jm and corn:m.4111y. .1(6'40 7.--8529/3 8.. Standard cyclopedia of horticulture.6 y.Macmillan.. $6 Complete revision of the earlier work. Includes European plants offered in Americanmarkets end some of the species of our insular possessions,'Many plates ;ILA drawings. 11634 14-6168/3 i; yCIVNlia 4/1 American government, ed. byA. C. McLaughlin and A. 11. Hart. 3 V.APPleion. VI:) Covers the inorhanism of government in the rottedStaten, Canada, Central and South America wbh some treatment of the !Airy of, European government.Topics in social welfare, public hygiene, and social service are included.A. I,. A. ti320 147-100931 Garnett, Itichatd, ow/ (fosse, Edmund.English literature;-- an illus:mted

record.' 4 v.Groaset.$12 . Now out of print, but way be picked op at second -hauldealers. a820 4- 1596/2 11. Lamed, J. N., cd. History for ready reference, from the besthistorians, biographers, and specialists; their own words ina complete system of hitiory. 'Rev. ed.7 v.Nichols. $38 obtainable only through agents, 9900 . 1-10877/3 12. Traill, H. D., and Mann, I. 8., eds.Social England; a record of theprogress of the people in religion, laws, learning,arts, industry, commerce, science,- 'item-- ture, and manners, from the earliest timesto the present day. (New Crated ed.) 12 V. 'Putnam. -$35.

11914- . . 4-17441/4 13. Warner, C. D., and °Mfrs, eds.Library of the world's best literature, ancient and modern.31 v.Warner. .$77.50 CONTENTS: v.1- 27, A-Z.v. 28,* Sono, hymns, and lyrics.v. 29, Biographical dictionary. v. 30, Synopses of books. central Index.v. 31, Index guide. -NA08 99-,121418 LIBRA1ZY BOOKS FOR HIGIE SCHOOLS. t;ENFitAt. REFERENCE BOOKS. [Because of size, or usefulness for ready ref(retit e. the book-, :11-A. usually kept. :ssi special shelves near the librarian's desk. ('lass number is pris-eded by R. Reference books of ordinary size. and especially %aluoblef-r one (lass are list, .1 with that dass.fOr YEAR 1100K 14. American year book: a record of events audprogress; rd. by F. f;Wiekwore. (Annual% Appleton.$3 11 16.241- a030

15. New international year bo,lk; compendium ofthe world's progress: rd.lay F. NI. (by.(A nnuall 1 hald Catilintzt., Ihe Nee internal ional encytlopodU. R030 8-1014:i3 STATISTICS AND SOCIAL QUESTIONS. 16. Wise, W. D.,ow/ Binder, R. M., 016.New env yelopedia of s(ocial refor ;1 Funk.$7.50 fneludes all social -reform ono N einem s and eel it it les, and the cconemic,intlu Irirl,and Netsand statist ks of all countries andall soriAi Alt.jectN. u300 E12.- 10911 17. Hopkins, A. A.Our country and .its resources.Munn.(Scientific Amerb ::u series 17-171/3 RP17.3

18. Statesman's year-hook.(Annual)Macmillan.$3.50 ttatistleal and descriptive information re% hied everyyear.Arnmagaent: Britiah first, f.,110, ed by other countries of the world in alphabeticorder. 8310 4---3774:,1 19. Walsh, V. H.l'uriosities of popular customs.Lippincott.$3.50 cives holitley,, rile, ceremonies, and observances!, particularlythose relatin:: la redly htn. ° tr390' 4-11:123 2 20. World almanac and encyclopedia.. (Annual)Pre as pub.(cloth)$0.60 Brierinformation covering 9greatvariety of subject-.-, and useful, recent tat istics. u310 1:2 Sc IENt.'E.1.:SEFC ARTS. 21. Hiacox, G. D., ed.lIenley'a twentieth century formulas, recipes, andprey.- containing 10,000 selected household and workahopformulas, recipes, processes, and money-saving methods for the practicaluse of manufacturer-,, mechanics, houSekeepers, and home wurkere.1914 tsd., rev.Henley. $3 u600 14-972:4 LITERATURE.

22. Bartlett, John, romp.Familiar quotations.10th eel.1.ittle.$3 l'a&sagcs, phrases, and proverbs traced totheir sources In ancient and modern literature. Sub. title. a808.3 .16-1206513 18 GEOGItA.PIIV AND 111ST011Y. 19 Brewer, E. C.Reader's handbook% Lippincott.$2.: A ilustonS, refensnoes, pltes, and ivories.Sub-t itle.Appendix gives a I IA under lilies of dramas ant eperaa wirbtbcir sot bet?. anti dates_ SOS .17--21099/4 v Hoyt, J. itcycloi4mlia priet kat quotations.Punk.!t; Lai sta.i mo,10-ti Resign hingitages.Sta.- title.No It i i.b. qttolal RSA N 4 fasoo . GEOGR.11111.- .tlaw ttf an(.ient and classial geirzraphy.Dolton.(1:%-erytnott's library)Li- brary binding)$0.0 ult12 A10- -'14:2 Bartholomew, J. G.1.iierary and historicalatlasiit A merit a .Nit toe, (Everyman's library)(Library binding)$0.50 mars and plans of notable battles anti garett evr of towns and places having I itrrat y anti '161°63 inn -test.t ivesalso a brief survey of coinage of North and Foul!) A racrita. n912 All2.+74/3 '2: Literary anti historical atlas of Europe.. Dutton.(Everyman's library) (Library binding)$0.50 A.. Similar to above. it912 All1194/3 I 'cnItiry atlas of the wor1.1; rd. by It. E. Smith. 'et",tisry.$9 v.12 of t tte Century dictionary, but soil bkPar31( tr111:2 3--735,1 . Haydn, J. T.lActiouary of dates awl universal informatiOn relating to all ages and nations,.25tli ed.Putnam. $7 Alphabetic arnuutement molt r the num. a etym. piece, lie.Alpha' not ic index gives dales f persons and events.1:rorger. 11900 15-226301 30, 1.ipi)im .itt's new gazetteer of thi world; eel. by Angelo and Louis Ileilprin.Lip-

piiteot t. $10 , eomprehensit e, huity arranged, gi, es destr 4.1 len and Mita mat ion f itiuns, e Mb pro nunciat ion.Trorgrr. 11912 12-314:2 31. Muir, Ramsay.llannuon,l's now historical atlas for students.211 ed. mind.$3.50 U912 -1:i-11237/3 32.. Peck, ,IL 't., er/.Harper's diiqionary of classical literature and 'antiquities. Amer. bk.$6 Covers biography, geography, history, literature, anti mythology as w ell as arelusettiogy.* n912 1-20387/3 1 3:1. Rand; NIeNally & co.'s new imperial atlas I+f the at orb!.Rand.$1.75 C0111 merelal atlas, f re Men t y revised and good fur f he pike. 1012 ?Yaps 11-11/2 31. Shepherd, W. R..Historical atlas.!Init.(American historical series)$2.50 Scholarly, accurgt, and eoroprehensly0.A. T.. A. n912 Maps 12-8/2 Smith, E. P., comp..Dictionary of dates lootiglett down 110 the present flay. Dutton.(Everyman's libriTrY)(Library binding)$0.50 n900 A117.2576,1 54. Smith, Sir William. Smaller classical dictionary; ed. by E. IL Dlakeney. Dutton.(Everyman's library)(library binding)$0.50 Based on Smith's Cbtirskai dletlepary, tart recast and brought to date by the addition of new articles and illustrations, Pub. 1412 :iA11-71781/2 ..20 LIBRARY DOOKS FOR DIGIT SCHOOLS.

ft.kru Y. 17. 37. Conitirftlljepeili* of namts..ceorors.$7 . reirmemehte sn'l et Yris..10;iott ditthnory of names in grogropy, 14117niphy,myt holim) , his 1011-itihhoh.gr. art .arelose.01) , tie...k..n.toot .-tit k. . , ;Al of the Cent:Lay .lici Ionia ., bus a.ad separatel). . w920,... . ., 1620011;3

.-3$. Dictionary .4 national biorraPh'; ill4leXAu t41 epitome; 61. by Sidney 1...0.2+1 ea. Itaimillati.$47.50 ilisnanuerr..tit he Iio loamy, ever pftrWas menitatie4 . . thereMatt,tozior f rooter. i .4v 13i:111- 'thrush sobleris only. :1020 N.-3772k I 39. lippineolt!fr universalftni.oincii!g ditslionary of biogripliy anal inyibidogy. 4th ed..Lippincott.$10

Pronalblailtt cf names, sXelettes of lives of persons. and toildlogroptdcteleretroer. . k111.10 4 15 -21465,1 40. United States .Congress. nis!....4ngr..0.0ional. directory.Govt.. priroin7 40011101f free. laased for each oefolon of i'ongeks. Dirochwy of mem bers of conrer4s; oAlclsl dutho ofgovern. mewl depoliturnis, fireken osnsails and other items citneeted with thisTor ertilnettf. n920 4-3 ri330;":3 41. NY'liO's whotin annual biograhbl dictionary.Nfacniillari.$3.75 Ilifortnarion repo-able imminent II. Inc English people.Includes a fear Amerinunc. it920 4-1693:16 42. \Vb.'s who in Anioriva: n bi.vraphieal diction:if)* ofnotable living., pion and women of the Cnite.1 States, by A. N;Marquis.(1)ienriial)Marquis. '. n920 . 4-16934 '2 CLASS NO. 020 LIBRARY ECONOMY. (Fors general 41i4etts,sion 'of the high,frhool library see: Gilbert. The high. ,sehool library.,11.1.. A,10 r-ents.) .43. American library association..1. L. A. catalog, 1904-11; of. 14) corn.A. I.. A.$1.50

Supplerhont to the -1. 1...t. otal4, EOM, and is continued by the A. hooUtst 111D4. VIM (Mei 11,1ed Oa Annotmltts are Tern, a1'o subleel lie.littri and !Army of Con- Frrcs card ntlitibem 12-16399,3 4. elf subject headings fear' Luse in dictionary earalogcrev, by NE G. tin re.34 ti.1: A. 1.. A.t,..!,50 17-11410'1.. 45. Bostwick, A. Z.American public library.Appleton.$1.75 :.knees of the library ruovemene, and ,onae details of processes and problems.A. 1., A. 17-47641 3 46. Dewey, Abrilged tleeimal classification and relative Index. 2.1 Tml. (1915)rarest 'preys.$1.50 Mantntiof claibiricuilon1lifttlently detalkd tar most schools. 16-26799:2 47. Fay, L. E., end Eaton, A. T.Instruction in the use of bookeand libraries. Boston 1k.$2.25 'Tell on the .seietfion Ana adntinli,tr ation of school lihrories and theiruse.Includes nets. 15-12423/7 . 48. Hitchler, Theresa. Catlalggingfor mall libraries.Rev,,, ed.A. L. A. $1.7.40 Dism..4,..n of principles and piaci ices with many Wustralire eiamples and sample (was. 15-16590/2 PS.1-610I.OGV. 4'. Hopkins, F. M. Reference guides that hould be known and howto use them. $1.30 Richt grcops of mistiest le. on on the itiv of reference wheals. - boots for Englidi courses In high aril normal 16- M7,02 Mann, Margaret.. Subject htmdings forige indictionary catalogs of juvenile -books.A. L. A.$1.50 cukto for artirct ratalorine In the hirh riitoullibrary. Also useful In assigning mbjects to pamphlet ties. 16-4935/2 :,) Headers' guide° periodical literature.(t."(imulated) Annual volumes.Wilson. 1916. Indexes 67 perkidioils underantbue and batlike-4.Iolm entifea given for )Sabin and drat/active InclustesNme eilliostkinal as sell as rernral per iodic:LI for rite, adartsf II. W. W thou (u., Neer York, (Out inued by monthly numbers. 5-14769;5 Ward, G. 0. Prtic t kat uee of bookie and libraries.3d. ed.Boston bk.$1.2.: Eleinenory (limiters on book,, their structure, partand referener CLASS NO. 150 PSYCHOLOGY. 17.:-178/4 .1 Angell, J. It., Pteyettoli.w.4th eel .Holt.$1.60 'hint% rewrel piyeboka mid expit mental studieS.A, L. A. 8-16955/2 :1 Dewey, John. !low we think.I10 $1.20 moil); of the prom m awned to training ilnliiren to Melton& Lobito of thought.A, L A. 10-7509/3 .v. Samoa,William.Psychology.Holt. (American tIIIme) $1.60 science series,briefer T-4216611 Thorndiko, E. L. Educational psydiology. 2d 0d.ykesebers college.$1.50 10-166132/2 CLASS NO. 170 CONDUCT OP LIFE.ETHICS. Bennett, Arnold. how toli 4 hours a (lay.Doran.$0.50 Phu for the employment of ipare moments inFeltcultivation, A. I.. A. 10-29101/3 Cabot, Mrs. E. L.Everyday ethic's.Holt.$1.25 questions of right and wrong for young people from 13 to 11 A. I.. A. . 633635/3 Conklin, X. G. Convenution; whatto say and how to say it.Funk. $0.75 tteist91 imendotm, actual Wonders, and wisediets of Stevenson, bahaffy, Sydney Smith, and oilier o&vereationalista. A. I.. A. 32-262661'2 4, 4, Fowler, N. C. Now to save money.McClurg.$1 'ra,.t kat advice en rounomF, on systematic saving and safe investment.A. L .12--1193,4 Griggs, E. H.['so of the. margin. Ifuebsch.$0.50 11);grAl lulls for the use of the time Jett after tbe.pernentof mast of the capital, 21 hours a day, for the running expense.; of hying. . . 7-11490 (.2. Gulick, L. H.Mind and work.Doubleday., $1.34 slimIllatiog. Practical talks on the relation between mental A. I.. A. condition and physta4 effideney. 8-2602R/3 63. Hale, E. E. how to do it, and Ho*to live.Little.$1.50 ti Familiar 'hailers on everyday matters. r - 0-1714/4 22 LIBRARY BOOKS FOR HIGH SCHOOLS. G4. James, William. On some of life's ideals; On a certain blindness in human beings; W'hat makes a life significant.Holt.$0:50 Reprinted from Talks to teachers on psychology. Al2-- 128.1/3 65. Knox, G. H.Leadership.Personal help pub.$1.55 9-15108/4 66. Ready money.Personal help pub.$1.55 5-5148/3 67. Lorimer, G. H. Letters from a self-made merchant to his son.Groset.$0.75 E14-1015/4 68. Mat Gregor, T. D.Book of thrift.Funk. $1 Talks prepared for the Savings banks section of the American bankers a..sociation.Advice illustrative stories, and quotations.A. L. A. 15-7-15233/3 69. Marden, 0. S.Pushing to the front; or, Success. under *difficulties.Crowell. 44.25 E17-259/3 70. Success; a book of ideals, helps, and examples.Wilde.$1.35 it,10-12290/2 71. Training for efficiencir.Crowell.$1.25 Brief, pointed chapters, interspersed withillustrailons. 13-17964/3 72. Moore, J. H.High school ethics.Macmillan.$0.70 Material for talks to students on ethical subjects; rights and humanity. '17-26796j2 73. Richardson, B. J.Woman who spends.2d ed.Whitcomb.$1 Aims to make women realize their influence in the economic world and urges a sense of responsibility in the use of money. N. V. 10-7732/3 74. Schauffier, R. H.- Joyful heart.Houghton.$1.25 Essays on obtaining joy for oneself and passing it on to others. 14-18286/3 75. Shaler, N. S.The citizen; a study of the individual and the government. Houghton.$1 :40 Includes chapters on the IfelneW and Negro problems. A. L. A. 4-4424/3 76. Shaler, MrsS. P. P.. Masters of fate; the power of the will.Duffield.$1.50 Inspiring acentint of rioted people who have triumphed over personal disabilities.A. L. A. 6-32864/4 77. Tarbell, I. M. Business of being a woman.Macmillan.$1.25 Plea for realization of woman's opportunity in the home, 11.$ educator, enlightenedconsumer, center of social life, arbiter of domestic questions, and protector of children.A. L. A. 12-24007/3 78. Wallace, Henry.Letters to the farm boy.Macmillan.$0.50 Eighteen letters on habits, education, business, recreation, and kindred subjects. E15-468/4 79. Washington, B. T.Character building.Doubleday.$1.50 Addresses delivered on Sunday evenings to the students of Tuskegeo Institute. 2-L17836/3 CLASS NO. 290 MYTHOLOGY. [For Legends see Class 398.]

80. Anderson, 11.. B. Norse mythology.7th ed.Scott.$2.50 . All the myths of the Eddas systematized and Interpreted.Bub-title. 3-.---27917/2 81. Baker, E. X.Stories from northern myths.Macmillan.$1.50 ..Inoltures the best known myths and the story of thiVolsungs and Andvarl's board. A. L. A. 14-16569/2 MYTHOLOGY. 23 82. Baker, E. K. Stories of old Greece and Rome.(School ed.)Macmillan. $1 Includes practically all thedmportant myths,simply told. A. L. A. Illustrations and poetical retrenees. 13-13733/2 83. Baldwin, James. Story of the golden age.Illus. by Howard Pyle.Scribner. (IIeroes of the olden time)$1.30 , Legends about causes of Trojan war, told consecutively and ceding where Homer begins. N. Y. 4-4201/3 84. Buckley, E. F.Children of the dawn; old tales ofGreece. CoNnsrs: Ridd)e of the Sphinx.Eros and Stokes.$1.75 t Is.Hun t ing the Calydonlan bear.Curse of Psyche.Hero and Leander.Sacrifice of Alms- Echo.--Sculptor and the image.Divine musician. Flight of Arethusa.Winning of Atalanta.Parisand Oonono. W9 -90/3 83. Bulfinch, Thomas. Mythology; The age of fable; The age of chivalry;Legends of Charlemagne.Crowell.$1.50 Stories from the Greek, Roman, Eastern and Norther! mythologies. Theage of chivalry includes stories of King Arthur, the Mabinogenand Hero myths of the British race. A15-331/7 86. Fairbanks, Arthur. Mythology of Greece and Rome, presentedwills special reference to its ibfluence on literature.Appleton. books) $2 , (Twentieth century text- 14-6765/2 87. Gayley, C. M., cd. Classic myths in English literatureand in art, based origi- nally on llultinch's "Ago of fable."Ginn.$1.50 Concise account of Greek, Roman, andNorse myths and hero stories, with pictures trative poems. and illus- 11-1253/3 88. Guerber, H. A. Myths of Greece and Rome.(Illus. ed.) Amer. bk. Special reference to literature and art. $1.50 89. ----- Myths of northern lands. 4-4210/2 (Illus. ed.)Amer. bk.$1.50 Narrated with special reference to literatureand art. 4-4207/2 90. Hawthorne, Nathaniel. Wonder-book, and Tanglowood tales;illus. by E. P. Abbot and H. A. Dupe. Jacobs.(Washington square classics) Colored illustrations. $1.25 11-25673/3 91. Illus. by Maxfield Parrish.Duffield.$2.50 Beautiful edition with colored Illustrations. 10-23942/4 92. Hutchinson, W. X. L. Sunset of the heroes; last adventuresof the takers of Toy.Dutton.$2 Tolls the story from Rector's death to the cately colored illustrations. return of Agamemnon. Black and whiteand deli- Al2-152/3 93. Kingsley, Charles.Heroes.Dutton.(Everyman's library) ing)$0.50 (Library bind- , Al 1-767/3 94. Heroes; illus. by T. H. Robinson. Dutton.$2.50 16-26803/4 95. blabie, H. W. Norse stories; retoldfrom the Eddas; ed. by K. L. Bates. $0.40 Rand. . 2-14856/3 CLASS NO. 320 POLITICS AND GOVERN'. SOCIAL AND POLITICAL ESSAYS. [Every library should have theLegislative manual, or State blue free Km the. Secretary of state.] book, obtained

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96. Allen, W. a Woman's part in government, whether shevotes or not.Dodd. $1.50 . Outlines the questions on which woman's influence can be hrought to advantage;philanthropy, hygiene, school, municipal government, and public business. A. L. A. 11-29421;3 97. Ashley, R. L.American federal state; its historical development, government, and policies.Rev. ed.Macmillan. $2 11-19622/4 98. American government ; a textbofk.Macmillan.$1.12 11-757/3 99. Bacon, Corinne, comp.Selected articles on national defense.2 v.Wilson. (Debaters' handbooks)each, $1.25 The manuals in this series are especially designed for debaters. They containa general statement of .the subject, carefully selected articles on both the affirmative and negative side,and bibliography. 17-12949/4 100. Baldwin, S. R. American judiciary.Century.(American state series)$1.25 Nature and scope of judicial power and organization and practical working acourts.A. L. A. 5-17265;4 101. Beard, C. A. American government and polities. Rev. ed. Macmillan.$2.10 Covers practice and theory and points out political tendencies.A. L. A. 14-2227/3 102. cd.Readings in Americangovernment and politics.Macmillan.$1.90 Illustrative material to accompany the title above. 9-25160/3 103. midBeard, M. R. Americancitizenship..Macmillan.$1.12 From the standpoint of the individual and his position in Industry andhis rights'mire I he law. jntrod. N-7061/3 104. Beard, Mrs. M. R. Woman's work in municipalities.Appleton.(National municipal league series)$2 Records achievements with the social problems in various parts of the United States. e- 15-7484/5 105. Boyntdn, F. D. School civics; an outline study of the origin and development of government and the development o,f political institutions in the United ales. Ginn.$1.12 16-21153/3 106. Bradfoid, E. S.Commission government in' American cities.Macmillan. (Citizen's library. of economics, politics and scwiology)$1.25 Comparison of the different forms of the plan, summaries of checks to popular control(tile referendum, Initiative, recall), and tables of eomniRdon-governed cities.A. L. A. 11-30432/2 .107. Bruere, R'enry. New city government.2(1 ed.Appleton.$2 Based on a survey of 10 commls.zion governed cities.Summarizes history of the movement and compares and tabulates methods and results.A. L. A. 13-9197/3 108. Bryce, James. American commonwealth. Abr. ed.Macmillan.. $1.75 FAsily first among descriptions and criticisms of Americopolitical and social institutions. Lamed. 6-26284/3 109. Bullock, E. D., comp.Short ballot.Wilson:(Handbook series)$1.25 This series contains reprints of selected articles on non-aobatable subjects. 15-18943/3 110. Commons, J. R.Proportional representation.2,{1 ed.Macmillan.$1.50 Includes ctapters on the initiative, referendum, and phmary elections., 77-21300/3 POLITICS IND GOVERNMENT. 25 111. Croly, H. D. Promise of Americanlife.Macmillan. $0.50 (Standard libfary) Argues that unrestricted individual freedom has resulted in a morally and sociallyundesirable t dIstOnnion of wealth, andthat increased social legislation will be opportunity. A. L. A. nenessary to secure equality of 13-19733/4 112. Fairchild, H. P. Immigration; a world movement andits American signifi eanee.Macmillan.$1.75 Survey of the whole problem, history, , causes and methods, distribution, andoffects. AIL. A. 13-10283/3 113. Fairlie, J'. A. National administration of thp UnitedStates.Macmillan.$2 Describes each department, showing organizationand work. A. L. A. 5-11078/4 111. Fanning, C. E., comp. Selected articles on direct primaries.3d ed. (Debaters' handbooks), $1.25 Wilson. 11-27831/3 115. Selected articles on the electionof United States senators. Wilson.(Debaters' handbooks) 2d ed. $1.25 13-10591/4' 1101. Federalist; a commentaryon the constitution of the United States; from the original text of Alexander reprinted Hamilton, John Jay, and James'Madison; 4..d. by II. C. Lodge. j'utnam.$1.1) Collection of essays written in support of tie Constitution, agreed upon September17, 1787. 4-15626/3 117. Finley, J. H., and Sanderson,J. F. American executive and executive ods.Century. meth- (American state series). $L25 8-33813/4 ts. Fish, C. R. American diplomacy. Holt.(American historicaltseries)$3 Survey of the whole field from 1780 to .1 pril,1015. 15-20132/3, IN. Fiske, John. Civil government in the UnitedStates. New od., with additions by D. S. Sanford.Houghton. $1 4-7546/3 120. Foltz, E. B. K.Federal civil serviceas a career. Chapters on the merit srslem, preparation,' Putnam. -$1.50 examinations, and appointments.A. L. A. 9-7065/4 121. Forman, S. E. Advancod civics; the spirit, the form,and the functions of the American government..Century. $1.25 15-3984/3 11:2. Goethals, G. W. Government of the canal zone.Princeton univ. Little lectures)$1 (Stafford 15-8947/3 123. Guitteau, W. B. Government and polities in the United States.Houghton. $1 Text, presenting in detail the practiceas well as the theory of local, state, and national ment.A. L. A. govern- 16- 4461/2 122,1. Harrison, Benjamin. This country of ours.Scribner.$1.50 Constitution and practical workings of Congress, inents, and the commissions. the presidency,executive and otherdepart- 4-3866/3 125. Hart, A. B... Actual government as applied slider. American conditions. Long- mans.(American citizen series)$2.25 Describes the. machinery of government development. and of parties with some a000unt of thehistorical § '17751/3 126. The southern South.Appleton.$1.80 Discussion of social problems indorsing separation of black and white races.A. L. A. 14-11897/3 26 LIBRARY BOOKS FOR HIGH SCHOOLS.

127. Raskin, F. J.American government.(School ed.)Lippincott.$0.80 Popular description of the functions and Iv, kings of the government inWashington and a chapter oh the government of the District of Columbia. A. L. A. 12 -3336:V3 128/Howe, F. C. The modern city.Scribner.$1.50 1 Outline of city problems in America and accomplishment at -home andabroad.Chapters on administration and govetninent but the emphasis Is on physical and social features.A..I,. A. 15-2085/4 129. Ilbert, Sir C, P.Parliament; its history, constitution and practice:Holt. (Home university library)$0.50 11-11269:3- 130. James, H. G.Applied city government.Harper.$0.75 Principles and practice of city charter making. Sub-title.. 14-1616113 131. Jenks, J. W., and Lauck,. W. S.Immigration problem.Funk.- $1.75 study or American immigration conditions and needs.Sutriltie. 14-17 1 132. Johnston, Alexander.History of American politics.3d ed.Holt.$1 ' . 1-301: 133. Jones, C. L., comp.Readings.on parties and elections in the UnitedState.. Macmillan.$1.60 Articles on the development, organization, abuses, and remediesfor the defects of our tiny government. Published 1912.A. 1.. A. 12--973/4 134. Judson, K. B., comp.Selected articles on government ownership oftelegraph and telephone.Wilson.(Debater's handbooks)$1.25 15-1ti40. 135. Kaye, P. L.Readings in civil government.(..'entury.$1.30 10-24744'3' 136. Leacock, S. B. Elements of political science.Rev. ed.Houghton.$1.75 13-15249:2 137. Lowell, A. L.Public opinion and popular government.Longman.-(A:mczi- can citizen series)$2.25 Public opinion translate* into action, alpocially the referendumand Its limitations.A. L. A. 13-22313;1 138. Macy, Jesse.Party organization and machinery.Century.(American state series)$1.25 National and state, organization, with chapters on typical systems inMassachusetts, Penn.: ' vania, Indiana, Missouri, and The South.N. V. 12-163S-1/4 139. Matriott, J. A. R.English political institutions.Oxford.$1.50 1Q-29680/3. 140. Horan, T. F. Theory and practice of the .Englishgovernment. New cal. Longmans.$1.20 14-95113- 141. Morgan, J. E., and Bullock, Edna., camps.Selected articles an municipal ownership.. 2a ed.Wilson.(Debaters' handbooks)$1.25 14-412073 142. Munro, W. B. Government of American cities.Rev. ed.Macmillan.$2 16-16752/3 143. - Government of European cities., Macmillan.$2.50 Description and comparison of the city governments of France, Prussia,and England.A. L. A. s 17-10891/3 144. - ed.The initiative, referendum, and recall.Appleton.(National municipal league series)$2 Presents both sides sat each subject and gives concrete Information.A. I.. A. 12-15182/4 POLITICS AND GOVERNMENT. 143. New England history teachers' association.Outline for the study ci American civil government, for use in secondary schools.Macmillan., $0.60 10-19950/3 14G. Phelps, E. M.,romp.Selected articles-. on the initiative 3d ed.Wilsua. and referendum. (Debaters' handbooks)$1.25 . , 117. - Selected articles 14--22005/3 on the recall, including the recall of judgesand judicial decisions.2d ed.Wilson. (Debaters' handbooks)$1 15-9955:4 14S. Selected articles on n-ot suffrage.3a ed.Wilson. handbooks)$1.25 (Debaters' ?16-10753/3 149. Ray, P. 0. Introduction to political parties andpractical poli4s. New & rev:. ed.Scribner.$1.60 College text Useful for reference. 17-18176/3 150. Reely, M. K.,romp. Selected articles on immigration.2d ed. Wilso De- baters' handbooks)$1.25 CONTENTS: Fart 1, European immigration.Fart 2, Asiatic immigration. 17-688'213 1- 151. Reinsch, P. S. American legislatures and legislativemethods.C'enthry. (American state series)$1.25 Organization and operation of lax making llpelie. , both state and federal. A. L.A. 15-25979/3 152. ed. Rea'diugst AmericanfederaLgoverument.Ginn.- $2.75 9- 12092/3. 153: Readings on American state government..Ginn.' $2.2; 11-6497/4 154. Robbins, E. C.,comp.Selected articles-on the commission government.3d ed. plan of municipal Wilson.( Deba ters' handbooks)$1.25 155. Roberts, Peter. New 12- 29970i/3 immigration.Macmillan.$1.60 StIldy of the industrial ..ad social lite of southeastern Europeans in America. 12-21945/2 156. Roosevelt, Theodore.American ideals and other Putnam. essays, social and political. On manly a irta ieS and practical polities, state legislation, civil sore Icereform, administering the New Ynrk police force, Monroedoctrine, etc.N. Y. 2-1051/9 157. Smith, J. A.Spirit 'of American government. Study of the Constitution; its origin, Nfacmillatn. _ $1.25 influence, and relation to democracy. 14-8236/f 158. Sparks, F. M. Government. as a business.Rand.$1.25 Popular account at the systems government. and methods employed In conduCtiugthe practical skis of 16-22870/3 159. Steiner, T. A. Immigrant tide, its ebb and flow.Revell.$1.75 Discussion of the temperament andideals of Italian, Jewish, and Fljavlo effect on our institutions. A. L. A. immigrants and their

160. 9-26638/3 On the trail of the immigrant.Revell.$1.75 Describes the conditions of Immigrants in their native land and the journey-tothe new. A. L. A. 6-39003/4 . 28 LIBRARY BOOKS FOR HIGH SCHOOLS. 161. Streightoff, F. H. The standard of hiring mom, the industrial i)eotile of America.Houghton.(Hart, Schaffner &t. Marx prize essays.) 11,-811713 -162. Sumner, H..L.Equal suffrage.Harper.$2 .Study of the political, social, awl economic effects of equal suarage in Oolonido.Inc !fides mate, rial useful to suffragists and antisnifragtsts alike, but with conclusion,s favorable to women's voting.A. 1.. A. 9-29195/3 163. Tou linin, H. A. city manager; a new professiv.Appleton.kNinional municipal league series)$1.50 dives details and advantages and disadvantages of the plan. 15-8043/3 > 164. Wilcox, D. F.. Government by all the people; or, The initiative, the'refereii. dum, and the recall as instruments of 'democracy.Macmillan.$1.50 A defense of direct legislation.. 12--15186/3 165. Williams, Henry. United States navy; a handbook.Holt.$1.50 Furnishes useful information to young men thinking of entering the.service.t lie: its oistory, organization, personnel, classes of ships., explosives, designing and building ursh .1. 1.. A. 11-28288/2 166. Willoughby, W. W. American constitutional system; an introductionto the study of the American state. Century.(American state series)$1.25 . 19880/4 167,- Rights and ditties 'if American citizenship.Amer. bk.$1 A general introduction to political science and a description of civil go% eminent is itic United States, nregon. 10---15863/4 168. Wilson, Woodrow. Congressional government; a study in American politics. !Houghton.$1.25 15-46732/3 169. New freedom.Doubleday.$1 Selections from his speeches. 15-2523/4 170. Thestate; elements ofhistoricaland practical politics.' Heath.*$2.40 Rev iew;, in extended summary form, the leading features of all the more Impor.taftt ancient :aid modern systems of gernment.Dial. 12-1638/3 171. Woodburn, T. A. ,Politictil parties and party problems in the United States. Putnam.$2 rart.y hi,4ory and the development and operations of party machinery; also party prukir* in their relations to political morality. 3-9361/4 172. Young; I. T. New American government and its work.Macmillan.(Social It science textbooks)$2.25 College text useful for reference.Suppleinents Beard's American government and Bryce's American commonwealth. 17-16862/3 173. Zueblin' Charles.American 'municipalprogress.Rev.ed.Macmillan. (Social science textbooks) 16-1412/19 ECONOMICS. 29 CLASS NO. 330 ECONOMICS. [A useful pamphlet giving referenceson social topics is: Wisconsin woman association. Education%; onnittee. suffrage Social forces.Assoc. (Madison, Wis.). 25tents.] 174. Adams, T. S., and' unu4er, H. L.Labor problems.Macmillan. CosTENTs: Labor problem.Woman and $1.75 Povert y, earnings, andunemplo3ment:Strikeschild labor.Immigration.--Sweatingsystem. and boycotts.Labor organizationsand employ- ers' ass°, in t ions.Agencies of industrialpeace. ,kv Profit sharing.Cooperation.Industrialeducs- tion.Labor laws.Progress of the wage-earningdames. 5-3795/2 175. Addams, Jane. Spirit of youth and thecity streets.Macmillan. $0.50 Interprets the instinct for play and adventureand 'points out the responsibility cities to provide proper places ofamusements. resting upon

176. 9-29194/4 Twenty years at Bull-house.Macmillan.$1.75 Survey of its founding and development and of some t'hica go.A. L. .1. of the civic and socialmovements in 13-7309/4 177. Barton, Clara. Story of the Red Cross.Appleton.$1.25 Early history and account of relief workaccomplished.A. L. A. 4-16176/3 17S. Beman, L. T., comp. Selected articles on the compulsOryarbitration of industrial disputes.2d ed. Wilson.(Debaters' handbooks)$1.25 15-4098/3 179. Boardman, M. T. Under the Red Cross flag at homeand abroad. t'ott.$1.75 Litwin- Describes the work atthe time of the Chinese ters.A. I. A. famine, Philippine typhoon, and othergreat dins- 15-24228/3 ISO. Bogart, B. L. Economic history of the United States.Lonkmans. $1.75' Chief events are grouped to forma cont inuousstory..A. L. A. 12-24930/4 and Thompson, C. M., eds. Rqadings in the economic historyof the United Slates.Longmans.$2.80 16-15568/4 1s2. Bullock, C. J., com p. Selected readings in economics.(School ed.)Ginn. (Selections and documents in economics)$2.25 Compilation of treatises which include the historic, descriptive,nd theoretical. A. L. A. 7-31981/3 183. cd; Selected readigs in public finance.(School ed.)Ginn. kSe- lecti'ons and documents in economics)$2.25 6-628G/3 is I. Bullock, B.°D., cornp. Selected articles on child labor. 2d ed.Wilson. (Debaters' handbooks)$1.25

, 15-5032/3 185. Selectedarticleson compulsoiyinsurance.Wilson.(Debaters' 4 bandbobks)$1425 13-1421/3 186. Selected articles- on mothers'pensions.Wilson. books)$1.25 (Debaters' hand- 15-18944/5 30 LIBRARY BOOKS FOR HIGH SCHOOLS. 187. Bullock, E. D.Selected articles on the employment of women. (Debaters' handbooks)$1.25 12-147/1 1SS. Burch, H. R., and Nearing, Scott.I.:lenient::of pcon,,niii-,with special reference to American conditions for the use of high schools.Macmillan. $1 12-- 111.1s,-1 189. Callender, G. S., crl.Select ions from the economic history of the United State., 176:r-1860.(jinn.(Selections and dwcuments in economics)$2.75 9-2611-1/3 190. Carlton, F. T. The industrial tlituation.Revell.$0.73 F.tTrct npon the twine, the sAto,1, the wage earner, and the employer.Title. 14---6)82/3 191."Chaprnan, S. !...Political economy.Holt.(Home university library)$0.50 Briefelplimation of existing economic conditions in civilized communities. A. L.A. 12-247.69:2 192. Coinan, Jratherine.Economic beginnings of the far West; how we won the . land beyond the Mississippi.2 v.' Macmillan.$4 12-23089/3 193. - intlustrial history of the United States.Rev.. ed.Mitcmillan..) $1.75 ('tear, concise account of the material development of the United states.t ,rfgti.

. 15-6184/4 191. Davie, Philip, a.Field of social service.Small.(Welfare series)$1.50 Twenty short article.; which. describe the ii irk. t he 1 raining nocessiirv, sa!aries, anti won. teers can help. 15- $712i4 195. Dewey, D. R.Financial history of the United States.Lunemans.(American citizen series)$2 Especially valtiable for the relations bet weep democratic sentiment and financial legislatilit for the period following the Civil war.Wells. 16-621'2/4 196. Ellwood,,,,C. A.Sociology and modern social problems.Rev. ed.:lone. bk.$1 13-24443,3 197. E13-r, R. T.Monopolies and trusts.Macmillan.(Citizens library of economics, politics, and sociology)$0.50 12-17226':1 198. - and others.Outlines of economics.3d rev. ed.Macmillan. n.lo 16-1948.1.'2 '199. Fetter, F. A.Priciples of economitts.Century.$1.75 The theory is illuminated by constant reference to practical life.Oregon. 4 -30993 /3 200. ed. Source book in ec,onomics, for the use of eollege classes. .Century. $1.30 12-22648/3 201. George, W. R. The Junior Republic; its history and ideals.Appleton. $1.75 Interesting account r,f its evolut ion and methods. A. L. A. 9-31149/2 202. Harris, R. S.Practical banking.Houghton,$1.75 Describes with detail the modern bank, its departments and officeia, the origin and progress of banking and the FoleraLro5are act. A. I.. A. 15'- 4688/4 203. Hollisworth, J. T. Money and banking.2d ed.Appleton.$2.25 Includes the text of the Federal reserve act. 17- 24253/3 C.

ECONOMICS. 31 1204. Hughan, I. W.Farts of socialism.Lane.$0.75 6tatement of tlnr him ory , theories, art tl 3(.0,11111ishments,itninedLite and oil i mat e ideals, with emptiti.sis on the movement in Americo. A. l. . ,. 13-23606/3 ., Jenks, J. Trust problem.Rev. ed.DoubledAYSi 17-28110/3 :sit( ; Johnsen, J. E., romp. Selected articles on 'unemployment.Wilson.(De- haters' handbooks)$1.25 . 16-1725/3 7,, . ?07. Kelley; Mrs. Florence. Modern industry inrelation tk. the family, health, educat moo iIity. Lotignuins.$1 14-9104f4 .2os. King, W. I. Wealth and income of the people of the UnitedStates.Macmillan. ((Athens library of economics, politics, and sociology)$1.50 15-15112/4 20!1. Marshall, L. C., and.others,sels.Materials for the study of elementary economics.' Univ. of Chicago. 53 13;2134-14 .:10. Morgan, J. E., romp:. Sokt.te41 articles .on free trade vs. protection.Wilson. (Dolutivrs' handbooks) $1.:!5 . 13-4138/3 211. Phelps, E. M., romp.Selected 'articles on federal -control of \porations. interstate cor- 2d eds.Wil.40n.(Debaters' handbooks)$1.25 15-9956/5. 212. ed articles on governrnt ownership of railroads.3d rev. ed. (Debaters' handbooks)$1.5 .17--3491/3 Selected articles on the ome tax.2d ed.Wilson.(Debaters' handbook;) $1 11-16365/4 .211. Plehn, C. C. Government finance in the United States.McClurg.(National' social science series)$0.6) Tells whit t he vai ions governments are doing thatrequires money, how they spend ft, where i t cotne. front, and what the people get for it.A. I.. A. 15--19536/3 Portennx, A. J.Oonized labor:Nfacmillan.$1 Porer t nok in t rades-union ph ihlsophy, written bit a unionist. Discusses briefly bo,:n, of the !,;ef Fr, idenis and .i.ives suggestions for their solution.A. L. A. 12- 21601:3. 216. Price, 0. W. Land we'live in.Small.$1.50 - ti Diseu,ses our forest, mineral, and waterresources and shows 'why conservation is necessury. 1.1-21157/1 217. Richmond; M. E. Good neighbor in themodern city.Lippincott. (Russell Sae foundation publications) $0.(0 Ta!ks on suclal science and practical charity,. A. L. A. 87-n27/3m 21s. Rile, J. A.Battle with the slum.Macmillan.$2.26 Int ituately personal account of the conditions in thetenement Louse districts and of what has boot (tone and against what odds. Journal of political economy. . 2-25175/5. 219. Neighbors; life stories (.1 the other half:Macmillan.$1.35 True aortas of the poor, tragic for the most part.A. 16',A. 14748679/1 220. Robbins, E. C., comp.Selected articles on ,tt central bank of theUnited States.Wilson. (Debaters' handbooks) $1.25 10j-19375/4 221. Socialism.'Wilson.(pandbook series)$1.25 15-25080/2 222. Ryan, Oswtild.Municipal freedom.Dotibleday. (American books) 0.60 Study ofthe commission government. Title, ! 15-11481/3 32 1.1IIIIARY BOOKS FOR 111611SCHOOLS.

223. Stager, H. R.FA;onomies., briefer eoune.Holt..$1.75 9-2542/2 224. Seligman, E. R. A.Principles of economics, with special reference to Amer- - ica n eolith t °us.it h ed.Longina us.( American citizen series) $"2.;')9 17-1817813 225. Spargo;John.Bitter cry of the children.. Macmillan.$1.50 royally us it affect:: children. Studies the e ils trnulting from work of children under the legal ago in faewrios and Mint., and suggeAsromedie.s. A. C. A. 6-5679/1 226. Tarbell, I. M.Tariff in 'Jur times.Macmillan. $1.150 11-26206. 2 227. Tausaig, P. W. Principles of economies.2d ed.2 v.Macmillan. $4 Deals with the induA rial condit lens of modern count r, but most of 'Al with those of the United tate& Bk, rev. digest. 15-10737,3 228. Tariff history of the United Stales.6th od.Putnam. $1.50 14-1907;2 229.. Towne, E. T. problett, a study of present-day social conditions.

Macmillan.. (Social science textbooks). $1 16-13754;3 -4 230. .Wellman, F. L.Day in court; or, The subtle arts of great advocates.Mae- 10-4347/4 .231. Willie, H. F.Federal reserve; a 'study of the banking system of the railed, \!States.1)00.404:1y.(American books)$1 . 15-72495172 2. Wyckoff, W. A. The workers; The East.Scribner.$1.25 Execitenee of a oonerel Ted int ..,:1;:ator, working as builder's Jielper, summer hotel porter, farmhand, in a l'ensisyl% ania logging .anp turd while tramping between places.N. Y. 3-25-118.3 233.. The workers; The West. ;Scribner.$1.50 Furthtr experiences as a day laborer in Chicago and in woe king his war westward to , twist.N. Y. 98---1367./4 CLASS NO. 370 EDUCATION..\ I Hoels on the teaching of a panic:pi:1r subject are listed with that subject. The high-school library is primarily for the high-school students and a large amount of money can not be expended in duplicating the special and current bookson educational subjects, which are founkin theprofessional library of the hiyzh-sch,ol teach(r. Inem.ensive Fourck4 of information on subjects of educational discussionare: N. E. A.Pre ceolings (annual).Obtained by membership in the National cat ion ii-ssocia lion. S.Bureau of ducati.tn.Annual report of the commissioner. U. S.Bureau of education.Bulletin.Free.] 234. Briggs, L. B. R.College the.Houghton..$0.10 Selections from School, college, and character, and Kiln ltorttine and ideals. E13-1029 1 235. Girls and educatic:n.Houghton.$1 CONTENDS: To the girl who would cultivate horsolf.To schoolgirls at grxduation.To college teachers And *loge taught. 11-26497/3 236. School, college, and character.Honghton.$1 1-26245/3 237. 'Brown, H. D. Talks to freshman girls.Houghton. $0.75 Suggestive and Inspiring.At L. A. 14--1721311 k HIGH SCHOOLS. 33 t Dewey, John. Democracy and education.Macmillan.$1.60 An introduction to the philosophy of education.Sub-title. 16-75243 1:1. and Dewey, Evelyn.Schools of to-morrow.Dutton.$1.50 Study of educational theories, illustrated by trectices found'In schools in various parts of the United Slates.A. L. A. 15-12861/3. Dexter, E. G. of education in the United States.Macmillan. $2 4-216S7I2 Henderson, C. H. Mutt is it to be educated?Houghton.$1.50 Practical'sug,geetlons on the education Which is to ties in life. spirit. to identify one's self with ' 14-11291/3 i2. Jordan, D. S.Care and culture. of won.Whitaker.$1.25 Practical and inspirational addresses on highereducation and student lift. 10 1.1:80/.3 213. Palmer, G. IL, and Palmer, A. F.use teacher: Essays and addresses on eau- - cation. .11qughton.$1.50 8-32424/5 211. Phelps, W. L. Teaching in school and collegQ:Macmillan.$1 Phases of teaching, especially stimulating on Englishteaching. 12-21409/3 Sandwi'ek, R. L. now to study andwhat to etuly.Heath.$0.00 The ow( hing idea of atbleths applied to studies.informal talks to young students. A. I.. A. 15-23020/3 21.1i, Women's educational and industrialunion, Boston. Department of research.Public schools and women in (Alice service; ed.by May Allison. \\*omen's educ. fi indust. union.$0.80 Alms to present the business, economic, and so, Sal conditions *tools.A. L. A. confronting commensal high

CLASS NO. 373.. HIGH SCHOOLS. E 15 -355/4 Johnston, C. H., ed.High schot.1 education.Scribner.$1.50 Discusses the problems of elass.oxan ln.str uction.A. L. A. ;, - 12-6877/4 Modern high sch(a)!.2d rev. td.Scribner.$1.75. Discusses the strictly socialising work of the :elloot. 177285/4 21,i. Judd, C. H. psyhdogy of high-schoolsubjects.Ginn.$1.50 Application is snide to the teaching of mathematics, English,foreign languages, Industrial courses, science. history, and also to the general problems ofsecondary education. 15-14303/3 :Al. King, Irving. lligh-school age.Hobbs.(childhood and youth serieg)$1.25 study of the j)liysical, intellectual, and emotional cbarakeristics ofyoung people in their teens. , 14-124S9,'3 27)1. Lewis, W. D.Democracy'd high school.Xioughton.(Riverside educational monographs)$0.70 Suggestive to those who feel that the high sebooyshou:d meet the needs ofthe 90 per cent who never got* college.A. L. A. ./ 14-15713/3 27,2. Parker, S. C.Methods of teaching in high schools.Ginn.$1.50 suggests adapting instruction to-contemporary social needs, basing methodson psychological principles and applying principles of scientific management. 15--53l5/5 10997*-18-:-3 34 LIBRARY BOOKS FOR HIGH SCHOOLS.

253" . Stout, J. -E. The high school; its fu.actiou, oru-auLtati4a3 tad administration. Heath.$1.50 11-22153/2 CLASS NO. 31W. Ittiot'STRIAL NDECATIMI. (Ste also Clans 607.) 21i4. Carlton, F. T.Education and industrial evolution.Macmillan. library of (-conomics, politics and sociolt.gy)11.25 ou education ut woman, buluArial and track odtuattion, technical and comastre.laltdo-ation. 8-2.4067,4 255. Cooley, E. 0.Vocational ellueatin hi Europe.MeClurR.$1 Repot to the Consmuclaltlutuif OWN* 1.2-40.s2 258. Crawahaw, F. D.Manual art* for vocational ends.Manual art-.$0.F 12-1:,4Sraj.i 257. Dean, A. D. Worker and the state.('entury. 81.23 kat). oteduou lotWatt. ! t i31 %reel, 102:,;(11, 258. Leavitt, F. Examples of industrial etluclttion.Glatt.$1.25

2511. - and Brown, Ndi'tb-PrevtIcational education in the public sitto,,t,. Hotighb011. 81.25 Disms,,a,$ IL, need, the 'leech-11m nt of the movement, slidmoults sow of the sub detstL A. L. '. to in Pt 2099(1 I 2GO. Person, H. S.11.41u-trial education. 'Houghton.t'1 A mterau far men stiff:4'1ns span trade and courr.otes.$n1rttt e. 7-22113:3 261. Snedden, D. S.Pothlerit of vocational Idut-ation.1'lough ton etiti ctlttc:tiuuai nionel,miphs;)$0.44) 10-1011r. Uta.48 NO. 37R. COLLIDGVI AND UNIYERSITTES. 'VI-LEGE LIFE, [Collet. catalogs, which inay ho obtained upon applivoUionto the inetitution,.. should he on Mc in high-school libraries, and may be clasped in this number. Stories of col le+,,e life are classed in Fiction.]

2(12. Collins, V., L.Princeton.Oxford.(Aracriezia college and old vertit riA

This or it's of maitgrple; gi my. history, orgauital ion. 1 ik, and spirit of %boo. oclici0 y muted. tflostrated.; 14-- I USW.

263. Converse, Fbrence, Story ofWylie...ley:Little. - 3 26-1. Cooper, C. S. Why go to college?Century.11.50 chapters, analyahtg tho eitsracte.rIstlas of Onitliargraduatas tuft the efluttutiett them sod the effect of college eductt ton On after life.A. L. A. 12.;/3103, I 24ri. Crawford, M. C.College girl of Antelca and the ngtitutionsI which mak. her what At, 114.rage.$1.15 Aerount of history; sor(!rnmont, antrlt, atlikiles, art4 social .of 'pelacipal women's' colkves.rhotographlt. Illustrations.Literary world. ' A-4(1600;4 264$ Gardiner, J. H, liarvani. Wool. (American eon* and university *ries)

14-3.96s072 COMMERCE. 35 267. OWNS, 0.'P. Through college on nothing ararr, literally recanted from a student's story,Scribner.$1 17.--20992/4 Hancock, H. I.life at Wt.4 Point.Putnam. $1.0 The making of the American arms officer; his surlier, disiripliew,and amwertnents. 2-14895,3 20. Hyde, W. D. College man and the collegewoman.11oughton. VA) on ltia inne(ion and value of calico life, and the. ,plait, Ideate, problem% and rvetit:Illt kit of tonere youth,A. L, A.

70, Rappel, F. P. Columbia. X..A Lra fi ,..nker.enn college and-u i scrim) 14-4834f2 271. Parkin, O. B. The Illowles schlandrips.Houghton.tt2 An eetount of their miens, C011ititiOUS, and management, metered A T.. A. by' a sketch of It hodc,s' 12 --?.7616!4 2'2,Bharpleas, Isaac. American college.Doubleday. (American books) 10.80 Aims and methods of the smaller American cullegnas dtstinguithedtram the law urIveriettr. 15-1167'913 273. Blouson, B. E. Great American uniceNit $2.0 nark and leaved htatilrkt niven.n y or 31 ed. 44.,att. nt emit,' of Oddments. Ofi4tr of W Mar of Itinnowce_t eet4 v of Ontel I. 1 ni %yrs!' y of Penn\ylvanis. Johns t too. t aisrrsity of (1*-4.0; Colt I nibla. 10-24492/14 1:71. Taylor, J. M., and Haight, B. H. Vamar.Oxford.(Aftitititiatt college anti uniVt.tSily'eeries) 1$2 ri---15161t 275. Wilson, C. D. Working ones way through and steciurg. $1. A guide Orport unities to e.311 an edlueati,n at rnotitan < Toe. 127-1070,13 C ASS NO. 380. COMMERCE.. COMMERCIALGEOGRAP111".

(Sec abbe t I i 111,-)0,1 276. Day, Clive.Hi.-ti)ry of commerce.\,"w longmaw. utedlevql, in,..lern, and teatiO.t evennivaoe. Tue commerce dl,u t ttlt.'d ,Ftatei nernratay an.,,Mrted.A. I.. A. ... 1394.112' Freeman. W. 0., end Chandler, S. E. 116rld's eiinunercialpnxiects.Ginn. (sill. .1 41 nosei Jeti nontunt of the tomodnie plants of the world andtheir amitnerthil uses.Tit ie. 7---22708/3 271. Gibbins,. IL be B.History of commerce in Europe..d ca.Macmillan., $1.20 5-41932f2 279. Herbertsoni mid .Herbertson, F. D. Man and his work; enintrodarf lion to human geography.2,1 Macmillan.80.60 4-36.94/3. 241, Hungerford Edward.' Moder,p railroad.Mcclitrg $175 Popular account of the development, Wilding, equipment,and mariiigemetit., 1 29705/3 36 LIBRARY BOOKS FOR HIGH SCHOOLS.

281. Johnson,.E. Elements of transportation.Appleton.$1.75 Discussion of steam railroad, electric railway, and ocean and inlaiid watertransportation. 9-26313/3 282. McFarland, Raymond. History of the New England Asheries.Appleton. (University of Pennsylvania. Series in politicaleconomy and public law) $2 11.-208k2 283. Mason, 0. T. Woman's share in primitive culture.Appleton.$2 Shows that the industrial arts originated with and owed their early developmentchiefly to woman. A. L. A. 4-8998/4 284. Mathews, J. L. Remaking the Mississippi.Houghton.$1.75 Hydrology, control of the beds, levee building and maintenance. 9-14201/3 285. Mills, 3: C.Our inland seas.McClurg.$1.75 evelopmpnt ol commerce on the great lakeS; the history, adventure,and romance and the economic relation of lake traffic to general prosperity.A. L. A. 10-2351(1/4 286. Searchlights on some American industries.McClurg.$1.50 CONTENTS: Lumber. -Salt.- Sugar.- raper.- R ubber.- Leather.-Moulding.-c:raphite.--- Sightless workers, the achievements of the blind. 11-30793/4 287. Robinson, E. V. D.Commercial geography.Rand.$1.25 Emphasis on economic features an .I commerce, rat her than on geography. 10-23971/2 288. Smith, J. R.Industrial and commercial geography.Holt.$3.50 Part 1, Economic activities grouped by industries. Part 2, Trade routesandcommerce. A. I,. A. 13-20156/.1 289. -- Story of iron and steel.Appleton.$0.85 Processes of iron and steel manufacture, and the economic importance of the productand tho industry.A. L. A. 8-5612/3 290. Spears, J. R. Story of the American merchant marine.Macmillan.$1.50 Our seafaring trade In the 17th and 15th centuries; the decline of the carryingindustry when steam displaced sail; argues for efficient nautical education and against subsidiesas a in,cans of reviving the American merchant marine.A. L.A. 15-- 20135/2 291. - Story of New England whalers.Macmillan.$1.50 8-28292/2 292. Surface, G. T.Story of sugar.Appleton.$1.10 10-20924/2 293. Toothaker, C. R.and others.Commercial raw materials; their origin,preparation, and uses.Ginn.$1.25 (lives attention to both animal and mineral pioducg,A. L. A. 6-5158/2 294. Tower, W. S.Story of oil.Appleton.$1.10 Untechnical account of oil and the petroleum industry, givingprocesses and uses.. A. L. A. 9-16457/3 295. Van Rise, C. R. Conservation of naturalresources in the Uhited States. Macmillan.$2 16-4591/3 296. Warman, Cy.story of the railroad.Appleton.$1.40 Picture of tho life of the man who built the trans-continental lines anda history, in brief, of the five principal companies whose roads have crossed the continent.Literary world. 4-18073/4 FOLKLORE AND LEGENDS. 37 CLASS NO. 398. FOLKLORE. LEGENDS. (See also ('lass 290, Mythology.)

297. Baldwin, James. The Sampo.Scribner.$2 Hero adventures from the Kalevala, woven intoa narrative concerning the making of the Sampo," or Still of fortune.A. L. A. 12-23922/4 298. Story of Roland.Scribner.(Heroes of the olden time)$1.50 The daring feats and great exploits of Roland, worthiestof the barons of France, and those of Oliver and Reinold and Ogler the Dane.Pittsburgh. 4-5478/3 299. Story of Siegfried.Scribner.(Heroes of the olden time)$1.50 o A modern version sometimes following the Eddas,sometimes the Nibelungen lay, and somo times differing from both.Buffalo. 4-10440/3 300. Carroll, Lewis, pseud. Alice's adventuresin wonderland; illus. by Arthur Rackharn.Doubleday.$2 Beautiful edition with delicately colored illustrations. 8-35255/3 301. Chapin, A. A. Story of the Rhinegold (Depring dee Nibelungen),told for young people.Harper.$1.25 The four stories of the Nibelungenlied woven intoa continuous narrative. 10-8201/3 302. Wonder tales from Wagner.Harper.$1.25 Contains the sea-myth of the flying Dutchman, the legend.of Tannhauser, the stories of Lohen- grin, of Tristan and lsolde, and of Bans Sachs.Pittsburgh. W0-41/3 303. Church, A. I. Heroes of chivalry and romance.Macmillan.$1.75 CosTENTs: Story of Beowulf.King Arthur and the Roundtable.Treasure of the Nibelungs. Colored Illustrations. 4-10441/4 304. Darton, F. 3'. IL Wonder book of old romance.Stokes.$1.50 CONTENTS: William and th: werewolf.King Robert of Sicily.SirCleges and the cherries.Sir Gawain and the Green Knight.Fair unknown.King horn.Se' en wise masters.Sir Degord and the broken sword.(luy of Warwick.Ash and thehazel.Flores and Blanche fleur.Annys and Annyleon.Ilavelok the Dane. 8-35250/3 303. French, Allen.Heroes of Iceland; adapted from Dassent's translationof The Story of Burnt Njal.little.$1.50 The great Icelandic saga telling of life In the tenthcentury. Oregon. 5-32470/2 306. Story of Grettir the Strong.Dutton, $1.25 . Good form of Grettis saga for reading and a vigorous and interesting narrative.A. L. A. 8-29274/2 307. Gregory, Augusta, 4ady, tr.Cuchulain of Muirthemne; the story of the men of the Red Branch. of 'Ulster.Scribner.$2 3-2086/3 308. Guerber, H. A. Legends of the middleages.Amer. bk.$1.50 narrated with Special reference to literature and art. 0 '44057/3 309. Legends of the Rhine.Barnes.$1.50 PARTIAL CONTENTS: Last of the TeMplars.The pet raven. Hauntedcastie.Ghost feast. Robber knight.Hoard of gold.Pittsburgh. 4-22059/4 38 LIBRARY BOOKS FOR HIGH SCHOOLS.

310. Harris, Z. C. Uncle Remus, his songs and his sayings.Appleton.$2.25 Contains among other negro folk tales the Wonderful tar baby story, and Old Mr. Rabbit, he's a good fisherman. 8-22801/4 311. Higginson, T. W. Tales of the enchanted islands of the Atlantic.Macmillan. $1.50 Legends of Atlantis, the Island of perpetual youth, Lancelot's isle, the isle of demons. N. Y. 98-1030/4 312. Mabinogion.Knightly legends of Wales; or, The boy's Mabinogion, being the earliest Welsh tales of King Arthur in the famous red book of Ilergest; ed. by Sidney Ladier.Scribner.$2 4- 10451/4 318. Macleod, Mary. The book *of King Arthur and his noble knights; from Sir Thomas Malory's Morte d'Arthur.Stokes.$1.50 3-25408/3 314. Malory, Sir Thomas.Boy's King Arthur; being Sir Thomas Malory's history of King Arthur and his knights of the Round table; ed. by Sidney. Lanier. Scribner.$2.50 17-2p104/4 315. La morte d'Arthur.Dutton.(Everyman's library)(Library binding) 2 v.$1.20 A10-41/3 316. Pyle, Howard. 'Merry adventures of Robin Hood, of great renown in Not t ing- hamshire.Scribner.$3 .12-37973/3 317. Story of King Arthur and his knights.Scribner.$2.25 Expensive,-but beautiful in thought, expression, and illustration.The most all ractive of the King Arthur books.Oregon. 3-296 I3,'3 318. Benninger, E. D.Story of Rusteia, and other Persian hero tales froth- Firdusi. Scribner.$1.50 Colored illustrations. 9-2G0l513 319. Schmidt, Ferdinand. The Nibelungs; tr.' McClurg.(Life stories for young.

. people)$0.50 6-36030,2

320. Skil:121er, C. M. Myths and legends of our own land.2 v.Lippincott. !F3 Myths, traditions, and curious stories very briefly told.Grouped geographically.Nal inn. 4-4060/3 321: Wilmot-Buxton, E. X.Stories of Persian heroes.Crowell.' $1.50 Stories of the King of Persia, based on the Epic of the kings.A. IN A. 8-2487113 CLASS NO. 500.SCIENCE-GENERAL. NATURE STUDY. 322. Comstock, A. B. Handbook of nature study.Comstock.$3.25 The mat eriv.1 from Cornell Nat nre-st nfly leaflets reprint ed with additions.Inclines di,cn cs ion of nature study and outlines covering animal lik, plant life, earth and sky; very full profs: ely illustrated. . 11-26779/3 323. Darwin, Charles.Journal of researches during the voyage of II. M. S. Beagle mud the world.Dutton.(Everyman's library)(Library bitting) $0.50 A10-2347/5 a24. Huxley, T., H.Autobiography and selected essays; ed. by S. E. Simons. Appleton:. (Twentieth century textbooks)$0.40 10-24458/3 825. A.Story of a thousand- year -old pine, and other tales of wild life. Houghton.(Riverside literature series)$0.25 14-12822/8 . MATHEMATICS. 89 326. Rowell, P. E. Introduction to general science; withexperiments. $0.15 Macmillan. 11-21887/3 327: Schmucker, S. C. Under theopen sky; beini-; a year with nature. '$1.50 Lippincott. 10-25104/3 328. Thomson, J. A. -13iology of theseasons.Holt.$3 Phenomena and phases of plant and animal life in specially connected.A. L. A. relation to the season with which eachis 13-8142/3 329. Williams, H. S.Miracles of science.Harper.$2 Popular description of recent discoveries inastronomy, physics, creation of species, preventive medicine, aerial navigation.A. L. A.

CLASS NO. 510. MATHEMATICS. 13-23519/2 330. Ball, W. W. R. Mathematical recreations and problems of past andpresent times.3d ed.Macmillan.$2.50 2-1721424/5 331. Short account of the 'history of mathematics. 5th ed. .Macmillan.$3 E12-986/3 3:32. Cajori, Florian. history of elementary mathematicswith hints on methods of teaching.Macmillan.$1.75 17-6771/3 3:13. Dooley, W. H.Vocational mathematics.Heath.$1 Textbook giving a review of arithmetic and problems having application to carpentry, sheet- metal work, plumbing, steam engineering, electrical work, and textile industries.A. L. A. 15-64'74/3 Marsh, H. W.Industrial mathematics.Wiley.$2 Text providing principles and practical examples A. L. A. and problems in industrialmathematics. 13-4/3 335. Whitehead, A. N. Introduction to mathematics.Ilolt.(Home university library)$0.50 Clear and readable presentation of the basic principles and philosophy of mathematics. A.L. A. 11-18827/3 336. Young, J. W. A. Teaching of mathematicsin the elementary and the ary school.Longmuns. second- (American teachers' series)$1.50 7-6097/3 CLASS NO. 520. ASTRONOMY. 337. Ball, Sjr R. S. .Star land; being talks with young people about the wonders of the heavens.Ginn.$1 In simple style and of scientific accuracy. PH tsburgh. 99- 5572/3 338. Comstock, G. C. A textbook of astronomy.Appleton,(Twentieth century textbooks)$1.40 ivc4 direct statement of principles and latest known facts, many illustrations, andpopularizes the elements of astronomy without appreciable lossto science or fact. - 1-31274/2 399. Lodge, Sir 0. J.Pioneers of science.Macmillan.$2 Account of astronomical discovery and the work offamous astronomers. 5-4504/5 340. McKxeady, Kelvin, pseud.Beginner's star-book. -Putnam. A fins to gnable anyone without technical equipment $2.75 personal observation. to gain a real knowledge of the sky throngh Directions for studying the heavens anduse of optical Instruments explicit and definite.A. L. A. .12-9901/3 40 LIBRARY BOOKS FOR HIGH SCHOOLS.

341. Martin, Mrs. M. E. Friendly stars.Harper.$1.25 Untechnleal deserlifflons of the 20 brightest stars and the great constellations..A. L. A. 7-14831/4 342. Ways of the planets.Harper.$1.25 12-25078/3 343. Newcomb, Simon. Astronomy for everybody.D,oubledav$1.60 A popular expmitkm of the wonders of the heavens. 2-L-27948/2 344. Side-lights on astronomy and kindred fields of popular .science.Har- per.$2 Popular papers on rain-rriaking, flying machiries; the fairyland of geometry, the mariner's com- pass, as well as varlouis astronomical subjects.N. Y. 6-34834/5 345. Servitis, G..P. Astronomy with the naked eye.Harper.$1.50 Describes the more conspicuous 'constellations for eachmonth, the milky way and the planets, giving literary and mythological associations.N. Y. 8-14345/2 346. The 111Q011. Appleton.$1.75 Readable text and exquisite photographs. A. L. A. 7-34594/2 CLASS NO. 630. PHYSICS. a (See Class 620 for practical applications of Electricity and Engineering.) 347. Barton, 'E. H. Textbook on sound.Macmillan.$3 The chapters on various musical instruments *Ire fuller and clearer than is usual in physical textbooks. A. L. A. 9 10049/2 348. Cajori, Florian. A history of physics in its elementary branches, including the evolution of physical laboratories.Macmillan,.$1.60 99--686/3 349. Derr, Louis. Photography for students of physics and chemistry.Macmillan. $1.40 Outgrowth of an elective series of .experimental lectures at the Massachusetts institute of tech- nology. 7 -471/3. 350. Duncan, R. K. New knowledge.Barnes.$2.40 Popular account of the new physics and the new chemistry in their relation to the new theory of matter. 5 10904/3, 351. Fournier d'Albe, E. E. Wonders of physical science.Macmillan.$0.50 Simple accounts of the barometer, air pump, steam engine, tejegnph, telephone, airships,'rays, and sketches of Archimedes, Galileo, Faraday, and others. W10-- 315/3 352. ,Gibson, C.t,.Scientific ideas of to-day... 2d ed.Lippincott.$1.75 i'opular chapters on atoms, electricity, ether, inlignet ism, energy, light, color, X rays, radium, gravitation. 9- -35170/3 353. 'Houston, E. J.Wonder book of light.Stokes.$1.50 Tho nature and properties of light, instruments for special uses, etc., including chapters on color, X rays, and radioactivity, illumination, photography, rainbows, polarized light.A. L. A. 8-34626/4 354. Wonder-book of magnetism.Stokes.$1.50 . Follows the same plan as the Wonder book of light, describing the mysterious force of magnetism and Its uses. A. L. A. 8-31457/4

,355. Jackson. , D. C., and Jackson, J. P.Elementary -book on electricity and wag- netism and their applicatioris.MacIlan.$1.40 Textbook iv manual training schools and nual for artisans, apprentices, and home readers. Title., CHEMISTRY AND MINERALOGY. 41

356. ,Lynde, C. J.Physics of the household.Macmillan.$1.25 Applkations aro taken largely from'the home, andcommon system of weights and measures is given, in addition to the metric system.Introd. 14-10245/4 317. Mach, Ernst.Science of mechanics; tr. by T. J. McCormack.2d ed. Open Court.$2 Account of the principles of mechanics in relation to theirdevelopment. A. L. A. 3M942/3 wer, Walter.Radioactive substances, their properties andbehavior. App eton.(International scientific series)$1.85 A orate, scholarly summary of the chief facts and theories.A. L. A. 3 Isla den, J. G.Heat. 8-33947/2 Popular mechanics.$0.25 . Elementary work explaining the modern scientific conceptionof beat, its effect, how it travels, the methods used in measuring it, and its modern applicationsin mines and in the manufacture of liquid air and ice.A. L. A. 11-1497/2 31;0. Poincare, Lucien. New physics and its.evolution.Appleton.(Interna- tional seience.series)$1.85 General, semi-technical survey of the present state of thescience and the trend of its development Chapter on wireless telegraphy.A. L. A. 8-11503/3- 311. Smith, Alexander, and Hall, E. H.Teaching of chemistry and physics in the secondary school.Longmans. (American teachers' series)$1.50 2-21123/4 3$12. Thurston, R. H. History of the growth of thesteam engine.4th ed.Apple- ton. 4-180 36:3. Watson, William. Textbook of practicalphysics.Lorigmans.$3 A comprehensive account, with careful explanation of difficultpoints.Pittsburgh. 7-38560/2 CLASS NO. 540. CHEMISTRY. MINERALOGY.

3(;1. Bailey, E. H. S. --Textbook of sanitary and appliedchemistry; or, The chemistry of water, air, and food.4th rev. ed.Macmillan.$1.60 , 17-13814/3 3(;5. Brownlee, R. B., and othcr8.Chemistry of common things.Allyn.$1.50 Material designed for first courses in Industrial, technical,and agricultural schoOls, and for domestic science courses. - 15-94/3 366. Dana, E. S.Minerals and how to study them.Wiley.$1.50 4-5625/3 31;7. Duncan, R. K.Chetnistry- of commerce.Harper.$2 Describes the application to various manufactures, and to the artificialptoductidu of substances used in making medicines, perfumes, and fertilizers.A. L.' A. 7-31986/2 368. Some chemical problems of to-day.Harper.$2 Untedinfical discussion of work in industrial research. A. L. A. 11-- 26192/3 369. Hampson, W. siladium eakplained.Dodd.$0.50 Popular account of the relations to the natural world, to Title. scientific thought, and to-human life. 5--19542/3 370. Jones, H. C.Introduction to physical chemistry.Macmillan.$1.60 Brief treatment, avoiding calctllus as far as possible.Chapter on solutions.Pittsburgh. 10--2957/2. J 42 LIBRARY BOOKS FOR mcri SCHOOLS.

371.. Kahlenberg, Louis, and Hart, E. B.Chemistry and its relation to daily life.Macmillan.$1:5 "- Textbook for students of agriculture and home oconoruics in secondary schools. 13-13501/2 372. Newth, G. S.Chemical lecture experiments: nonmetallic elements.Lon mans.$2 2-2623t i2 373. Ostwald, Wilhelm.Conversations on chemistry.2 O's Wiley.v. 1, $1.50; V. 2, $2 Caymyrs: v. 1, General chemistry.v.2, Chemistry of the mast important elements and om- pounds.

T ... 5-1485/3 374. mid Morse, H. W.Elementary modern chemistry.Ginn. $1 Very elementary in treatment. presenting only the simpler laws and Illustrating them with simple experiments and good diagrams. A. L. A. 9-17555/3 375. Philip, J. C. Romance of modern chemistry1Lippincott.(Romanre.serie) $1.50 Gives applications to everyday life and modern industriesA. I.. A. W9-331,3 376. Sadder, 8. S.Chemistry of familiar things.2d rev. ed.Lippincott.$2 Treats of light, heat. air:tad ventilation; water; alkalies and salts Metals, gold and silver, soil, food, fermentation, snaps, paper, leather, and glits. 16-- -96s1; 2

.377. Smith, Alexandek.Introduction to general inorganic chemistry.Cunt ury. $2.60 1 Modern textbooi; on general chemistry for advanced students. A. L. A. . 6-7325/2 37S. Snell, J. F.Elementary household chemistry.Macmillan.$1.25 . Introductory teNthook for students of home economics.Title.' 1+--12159,..1 379. Snyder, Harry.Chemistry of plant and animal, life.3d ed.Macmillan: $1.50; Agricultural chemistry. 380. Spencer, L. J.World's minerals.Stokes.$2.75 1.nport ant minerals, their practical uses, importance as ores, and us procionstand semiprecious stones. Colored reproductions.A. L. A. 17'201 3 381. Thorp, F. H.Outlines of industrial chemistry.3d ed.Macmillan.$3.75 Includes a chapter 00 metallurgy by C. D. Demotid. A. technical treatise dealing with those manufactures which involve chemical proces:c st seful to the student of home economies.Berry. 16--12391113 382. Vulte, H. 'T.Household chemist:1y tir the use of students in household art,,.

Chemical $1.50 . 17--1917S:3 CLASS NO. 550, 551.GEOLOGY. PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY. (See also Class 380.) 383. Chaniberlin, T. C., and Salisbury, R. D.College textbook of geology.Holt. (American seiene series: advanced course)$3.50 Adapted to general reading and profusely- illustrated with maps, diagrams, and photographs. A.L.A. 4 9-21992/2 384. Dryei, C. R. W. High school geography, physical, economic, and regional. Amer. bk.$1.30 Climatic maps a special feature., 12-14735P puPP7-1-.. GEOLOGY. 43* 45. Dutton, C. E.Earthquakes in the light of the newseismology. (Science series) Putnam. $2 4-24533/2, 386. Fairbanks, H. W. Practical physiography. Allyn.$1.60 7-4830/2 387. Geikie, James. Earth sculpture; or, The origin of lane}- forme.Putnam. '4 (Science series)$2 98-1517/4 ass. Gregory, H. E., nrui others.Physical and commercial geography;a study of certain controlling c9nditions of commerce. Ginn.$3 10-9119/3 389. Gregory, J. W. Geology of to-day.'Lippincott.$1.75 Sketch of coatoinporary geological knowledge. A. L. A. di -0 15-20243/2 390. HnsTington, M. W. About theweather.Appleton. (home reading books) $0.70 Explains productions and peculiarities of winds,clouds, rain, snow, thunderstorms, cyclones, the met hods and usefulness of Weather bureau,etc. 99-5246/3 391. HOuston, E. J. Wondor book of the atmosphere.Stokes..$1.50 Treats of the familiar phenomena of the air. 7- 40020/4 392. Wonder book of volcanoes and earthquakes.Stokes. 7-36868/4 393. LeConte, Joseph.Elements, of geology; rer. by II. L. Appleton. Fairchild.5th ed.. Clear 1.ntal mett of dymultic and stntet oral & Iles. geology, unencumbered by great detail.Lepoldt, 394. Longstreth, T. M. 3-24837/3 llealling the weather.Outing.$0.70 Explaining the atmosphere, the storm cycle, the flags. barometer, the weather bureatt, and the weather 395. Moore, W. L. .15-22983/3 Deeriptive meteorology., Appleton.$3 hltended primarily Inc young men enteringthe service.Includes all the phenomena of the with emphasis on wept her forecast idg.A. L. A. sir, 10 9494/3 396. M. I.Modern geography.'11011. iibrnry)$0.50 11-12725/3 397. Paddock, M. H.Mineral scicnce.Paddo k.$0.65 Slimly of inorganic nature introductory to physics, eirmist ry, phy0ogrupity.Title. 11-12732/2 398. Ries, Heinrich.Economic geology.Wiley.$4 Account of each mineral, followed by particulars of distribution, with sLetch mars, detail ofuse, recent slat istictrof production In the UnitedStates and the world, nod carefully selected bibliog.' raphics.Presupposes some knowledge of geology and mineralogy. Illustrated.N. Y. - . 16-16212/4 399. Russell, I. C.Glaiers of North America.Ginn.$1.75 Describes beginning, developmord, effects, and decay of of those existing on this.continent. glaciers, and oe pit trat ion and condition 4-471i/2 Iwo:- it Lakes of North America.Ginn.$1.50 4-13334/2 401. Rivers of North America.Putnam.$2 On evolution of rivers, and their past andpresent effects pn the earth's contours. Excellent illustrations. N. Y. . 4-4710/3 402. Salisbury, R. D.Physiography.Holt.(American science series; advanced course)$3.50 A textbook which provides a completecourse,.It outlines the work covered in the LiniVeraity. of Chicago in a 12 weeks' course. 7- 16499/2 44 LIBRARY BOOKS FOR HIGH SCHOOLS.

403. Salisbury, R. D.,and others.Elements of geography.Holt.(American scient'e series)$1.60 Pure physiography forms only a minor part, much economic geography being introduced. The geography of the United States Is well covered, foreign countries receiving little attention. Journal of geography. 12-18744/3 404. _Shale; N. S.Aspects of the earth.Scribner.$2.50 Earth movements, volcanoes, caves and cave lifm, rivers, valleys, atmospheric movements, American forests,ongin and nature of soils.N. Y. 4-18018:3 405. Man and the earth. SI.:10 Survey of mau's relations and obligations toward' the earth's economi6 mourees, with a forecast of the period when the most important of these 'will be exhausted.A. L. A. 5-39133,8 406. Outlines of the earth's, history; a popular study in physiography., Appleton.$2 , 0 raphio essays discussing earth's relation t o stellar system, effects of atmosphere, glactirs, under- ground water, soil format ion, rock building, etc.N. V. 15-1524S,'3 407. Tarr, R. S. .ElemeAtary geology.Macmillan.$1.40 More stress is placed upon the dynamic aspect of the subject than is commonly given., Preface. 4-12869/2 408. Verrill, A. K.Ocean and its myAeries.Duffield.$1.25 16,-57022 409. Ward, R. D. C.-Climate, considered ettpeially in relation to man.Putnam. (Science-series)$2' Historical material and prosentation of the facts of climate.Ethic. rev. 8-12801;2 CLASS NO. 570. BIOLOGY.

410. Cgodd, Edward. Primer Of eviilotion.Longmans.$0.75

. Condensed statement and it good general view of the theory of evolution. Leypoldt 3 Des. 4-5b2s; 3 411. COnn, H. W.Story of the living machine: a review of the 'Conclu,-ions of modern biology.Appleton.(Library of useful stories)$0.60 99- 3'750;:3 412. Jordan, D. S., ond Kellogg, V. L.Evolution and animal life.Appleton. $2.25 Discussion of the facts, processes, and th.ories relating to organic evolution.A. L. A. 7-2903:1'3 413. Keith, Arthur. Man.Holt. (Home university library)$0.50 History of the human body, describing briefly its anatomy and comparing It with that of apimais and tracing the evolution of time different parts.A. L. 4.. ,12-29577/3 414. Lloyd, F. E., and Bigelow, M. A. Teaching of biology in the secondary school. Longmans. (American teachers' series)$1.50 14-18896:2 415. Locy, W. A.Biology and its makers.Holt.$3 UntechnIcal account of the rise and progress of biology, written around the lives of great leaders. A. L. A. 8-21045/2 416. Schmucks; S. C.Meaning of evolution.Macmillan.$1.50 Popular presentation with much attention to Darwin. A. L. A. A15-2680/3 417. Sedpvick, W. T.,andWilion, E. B.Introduction to general biology.Holt. (American science series)$1.80 Interesting discussion of siructure and habits of the earthworm and the.fecn, and their relations to their environment. A. L. A. 4-5626/2., it' BOTANY. 45 418. Semple, E. C. Influences of geographic environment,on the basis of RatzePs . system of anthropneography.Holt.$4 11-12727/3 41'). Shaler, N. S.Nature and man in America.Scribner.$1.50 Shows how the physical development of the earth hasaffected organic life and influenced man physically, socially, and morally. N. Y. .4-18021/4 420. Shute, D. K.First book in organic evolution. OpenCourt.$1.25 99-4996/4 CLASS NO. 580. 'BOTANY.

(See also Clam no. 632, Plant husbandry, andClass no. 635, Forestry.) 121. Armstrong, M. Ni., and Thomber, J. J.Field honk a4 western wild flowers. Putnam.$2.5 Iwo of t he Rocky VAintains, omitting those peculiarto the Rocky Mountain region. illusir at ed in black and white, and 45 colored. Fully

,L 15-14889/3 -L2. Atkinson, G. F. Studies of American fungi: mushroomi,culilale, poisonous, etc.2d ed.Holt.$2.30 Classified, detailed descriptions, chapters on preservationand selection for table use, and culti- vation.Fully illustrated by photographs. 1- 24428,'4 121. Bailey, L. H. Plant-breeding. Rev. ed. Macmillan.( Ilttral science series)$2. Revision of it standard work with new material by A. W. Hilbert. 15-3972/2 -121. Bergen, J. Y., and Caldwell, 0. W.Practical botany.Ginn.$1.30 Presents the principles of plant nutrition in relationto soils, climate, and to thb food of animals and man; it discusses the diseases produced by parasiticplants and the propagation and main uses of plants. Many illustrations.lntrod. 11-25144/3 423. and Davis, B. N. Principles of botany.Ginn.$1.50 college text useful for reference. 6-35475/2 -126. Clements, F. E., and Clements, E. S.,Rocky Mountain flowers; an illustrated guide.Wilson:$3 - Black and white and colored illustrations. 14,-10.964/2 427. Clute, W. N. Our ferns in their haunts;a guide to all the native- species. Stokes. $2.30 1-12881/3 '128. Coley, May, and Weatherby, C. A. Wildflower preservation; 'a collector's guide..Stokes.$1.50 Describes the botanical outfit, the nature notebook, gatheringwild flowers, pre wing and mount.- ing.A. L. A. 0 .15-6092/4 -129. Conn, H. W.Bacteria, yeasts, and molds in thehome. 2d rev, Ginn. $1 17-21366/4 430. Story of germ life.Appleton.(Library of useful stories)$0.60 Clear aceotint of these low forms of life and their.powoteesf helping and harming mankind. Knowledge. 4-5643/3 431. Coulter, J. M. Elementary studied inbotany.Appleton.(Twentieth C'eb- tury textbooks)$1.30 Beginner's book used in first year agriculture. 13-14376/4 46 LIBRARY BOOKS FOR mcar SCHOOLS.

432. doulter, J. M.Fundamentals of plant-breeding..Appleton.$1.75 Dictitses variation in plantevolut ion and heredity, methods of reproduction, what Is being done by tho government and In foreign stations.Fuller than Dailey In plant diseases and Ibrestry. 11 21039f3 433.. Manual of the botany (4 the Rocky Mount tin, ris,zion, from New. Mexico to the British boundary.Amer. bk.$1.62 4 ---10719!2 431. Doubleday, Mrs. N. B. D.Nature's garden; our wild flowers and their bisect vikt,,rs, 110111)1(41.1y. $1 Too large for field use. f rou its by color: completions in trait. ; It it ograptlic lions, many in color.N. Y. 9-39:19;4 435. Frost, W. D., awl McOampbell, E. F.A textb,,,k elf general Wet etio1iigy, Macmillan.$1.60 10-26747/2 436. Gibson. W.H. Blosz.4+mhosts and insect,gueste; ed. by E. E, Da% ie.News on. gel. SO. I' said study of flower fertilization. 3-20400/3. 437. Lipman, J. G.Bieteria in relation- to country life.Macmillan.(Rural wience series)$1.15 Somewhat technical treatise on the structure and growth of bacteria and their uses in relation to air and water, sewage, siiii tettslity, barnyard manure, milk and related products, lidpreserva tion, fermentation... L. A. . 8- 2;113/'2 438.Marshall, N.L.Mot es and Pchens.lloubleday.$4 Popular guide to the 'dent Oical ion and study of our commoner mos.es 319 lichens, their uvs, and mot hods of preserving.FullilliasUated.Subtitle. .k14 --17,A4,13 Nttishmom bask.louldeday. (Xew nature library)$3 popular gTaide rn our counviner fungi, with special emphasis on the ed it ile varieties.Title. Fully illustrated in black and o bite and color. .A14-1735/2 40. Mathews, F. S.Field book if American wild flowers. ed.Putnam. $2.50 Description and drawings of about 9tat species. 12-14731'3 411. Osterhout, W. J. V..L.Experiments with plants.Macmillztn.$1.25 A modern I ioi any is hick st tidies t be plant as a living organi. tn.It lots directions for numerous ex,periments with simple apparatus. 5-12673,1 4t2. Walton,G. L.Flower-finder.Lippincott.82 Flowers grouped by color of bloasian or.fniit fully illustrated eeloll live drawings and colored photogriphs. -23.10:1:2

443. 'Weed, C. X.Ten New Entzland blos,:oins an4i the it t Ilistghton. $1.25 ('tear deseriptiori of fertilimtIon of plants. 4-5046/4 CLASS NO. 40. ZOOLOGY. MAYS OF ANIMAL LIFE. (See alsollaM no. 636, Animal industry')

444. Baynes, E. H. Wild bird guests.Dtitton.-$2 Shows why birds need protection, why it Is worth while, and how bird clubs and IndividualsCan help.ti Ives coast i ut ions for clubs.A. L. A. 15-1,026/2 ZOOLM 47 4 t Bostock, F. C.Training of will animals.Century.$1.20 Account of traits of animals In captivity and hazardous lives of trainers.l'ittsuurch. 3-16266/4 Burroughs, John. 11inls and bell., and otberstudies Innat.iire.Houghton. (lti%erside school library)$0.75 ('oxrssr-: Bird enemi:s.Tragedies of the nest .Td,1 a the honey lees.Pa.:tow tees Sharp eves.Thepole.-7-- Taste of Maine bit-ch.-1% inter neighbors.Weather-u F,z and ise 4-13.s:"4/4 447. Siluirn.ds and other fur bearers.(Sc)1611 ed.)IIouAton.$0.60 About I'm, chime link, woodchuck, hare, mulkral, skunk, fox, weasel, mink, rturaon, porcupine, °tannin', wild mice. Oregon. 0-5140/3 44S. Carpenter; G. H.l.ifr t birdof inflects.-Putnam. $0.45 (Cambritlge manuals) 14 N3/3 41'1. Chapmfui, F. X.Itird life; a guide to the study ofour common biras. ton.$2.n Apple- Contains a field ley to common birds, valuable eliapterl on structure, usehtinelindigrat on, with brief descriptions of each species.Fully-illustrated.Pittsburgh. 4-107.1412 Colton, B. P. Zoology: tiezwriptive and tint-licit!.2 v.fleat11. v. 1, $1,20; v. 2, $0.70 . 14440;2 4 .1. Comstock, J. H.lntect life.Appleton.$2 Guide I.) a kthutedge of Insects through study of insects tilem,clves.('lest, scientific, fully tilitstratkA.Directions for collect ing and preserving tiecimens.N. V. I--S190/3 17.'2. Dickerson, M. C.Frog book. Itoublcilay.(New Mature library)$4 P.1,10:if ewdr to North _American toads an frogs of the northeastern states.Fully illustrated. A 1.1 1740/4 Moths and butterflies.. Ginn.$2 1- 7156j3 -vit. Doubleday, Mrs. N.' B. D. Will neighbors; 1w Nettje Matieban,pseud. Muhl N1 ay (N c.w nat uir library)$2. No itrief an.] ,descriptions of'Io common birds.Mei: and u idle and colecolpholn. graphic iii4strat ions.Plitsluirgh. A17172812 Fabre, J. H. C.Lice of the fl.r. by Alexander Teixvira de Matt.s. $1.50 cm:ohm of essay:. only some of ti high are about aks.The others are autoblowaphicel, with nature interest-.A. L. A. 13-2361,6/3 456. Life of-the spider: tr. by Alexander Teixeirade Minos. Dodd. Ohserv.itions of the life hi:tories of so era I iinds of spi,lers. $1.50 of high lit Vfary yuafity.A. L. A' .13-1015/3 4T)7. Finley, W.. L.Ainerican birds.Scribner.$1.50 observations of 21 northwestern species with specialreference to the young. Minty photo graphic illustrations.A. L. A.. 7--36870/3 45S. Holland, W. J.Butterfly book. Doubleday. (Now Limited to North American nature library)$S buttesties,Describes 610 species, showing over WO in Waif. A. L. A. . A 1 1.-1731/2 Butterfly guide.Doubleday. $1.25 Pocket manual for the ready Identificationof the commoner species found in the United States and Canada.- Useful for schools whichcan not afford the larger hook, 10-14690/2. 48 LIBRARY BOOKS FOR Moir SCHOOLS.

460. Hornaday, W. T.American na t nee' history.Scribner.$3.50 t'oNTENTN: Sh=Matti it, ptiles.-AMphiblans.-Illshen. Fully illustrated. 14-165S0/3 461. -Our vanishing wildlife.eribtier.X1. 0 Discusses the agencies of eitstruetlisa of wild life and our laws, with plea for better system of pfutrel km. 13-- lti:I0/4 462. Koward, L. 0.insect book.Doubledal.\.(New nature library)$.3 mkt...out of hoes, wasp., ants, vasshorpers, rho, and other North .thtertoan towel s, e slv of tattles-tiles, moths, and heel Ito, with life hislurte$, tablet, and litbliegrett6esllhnlrated in black and white and colors.N. Y. A14-1741,1 463. Hunter, S. J.Elymentary studies in insect life.Crane.*1.25 2-101s9,1 464. Jordan, D. S., and Ilverman B. W. American food and ga me fit ht' Double: day.(New nature library)$4. ` Popular amount of all the species found north of the equates, with keys for ide.ntineatton, life blondes and methods of rupture, Fully illustrated. A.14-1739,4 465. Kipling, Kudysrd. Jungle hook. Century:$1.50 Fables of WWI and beast In India. 15-20315/T 4th). Diaeterlinck, Maurice.1 ift' of the 1.)ee; tr. by A Uri.," Sotto.Dodd.$1./.4 Com pAirs t he hie, the intelitaanwe, end tbadest lay of the lice with those of man, knd the beehive Is c...4,1 y rul 01 of the *hold mysterious working of ruttier,.Phtsburgh. 141698/3 467. Mathews, F. S.Field -hook of wild birds and their musk. Putnam.$2.50 ch:LrActo and ni tisk of birds of species common in the eastern Crilltd States:lie prod or:lions of

lard,; and inu,,Inst no talons of bird woo. . 4-12229/3. 468. Nuttall, Thomas. Popular handbook of the birth of the UnitedStates alai V canada.Itey. ed.Little.$3 c,N1 usu.: Part. I, Itand birds.Par% 2, Cantle and water 'birds.(Ayes very full descriptions, has black-and white and some colored illustrations. 3,-10058:2 469. Bobsrts, C.. 0. D.Kinginmi of the wild.Page.$2 Partial contents; Lord of the air.-4Taunter of the pine gloom.-Waielters of the camp-flre.- King of the Yamosekel. 2-15'435/5 470. Elston, Z. T. Wild animals I have known.' Scribner.$2 Cowriurs.1: Lobe, the king of Comm paw .--Sil verspot , the story of a maw.- Ilag,gyi g , the story. eta Opittatail rabbit.-Bingo, the story of my slag. -The Springfield fes.-The paving mustang.- "hilly, the story of a yeller dog.-Itedriad, the story of the Dee valley Partridge. 4-1'2357/3 471. Sharp, 1104.1f and nt6dow.(School ed.). Century.$0.50 Intimate revelations of nature as Lava from a city roof and nearby moadOws. A. 1. A.

Nut ure aesays chiefly about birds. . 4-40458/3 472. - Watcher in the woods.(School e41.)Century.$0.30 . Corm airs: Dirtiest-inter beds.-Some snug winter beds.-Ifuentitini,-Feathirad neighbors,- Fronk ricer ease to treedop.Robbit roads.-Seeond crope.-In the October us Attractive

liteetttre es well ashiterentInroceurate natural history. -A. L. A.-. : . 11-233623 473. Stone, Witmer, and Cram, W. B.,.Vmerican animals.Doubl y. (New nature library) $4 PoPubt VW to thinumnade of North America meth of Meese. ilub4itle. 1474737/3.

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.174. Walton, G. H. Methods of attracting birds.Houghton.$1.25 Chapters Oft nest ing.hixases, at tract bag lbewinter birds, drinking and hat Inn& fountains, plant. Mg trees, shpilas, and vines, bird prinection in .shoed, bird photography.A. L. A. 10-22270/3 Velvin, Ellen.From jungle to zoo.Most. $2 Sky ifit exiwwiewcal, and hole about wild animals,ws,I1 of capturing, animal mining, and daily life in the am. 15263224 476. Weed, C. H. life histories of American insects.Macmillan.$1.50 4-10742/4 477. Wheelock, Mrs. I. G.Birds of California.McClurg.$2.50 Three hundred common birds of the state and adjacent Wands. 0 CLASS NO. 607 VOCATIONAL GUIDANCE. 4-5006/2 (See also Classes 170, 378, and 921.)

4 7S. Bloomfield, Ideyer,,of.Readings in -vocational guidance.Ginn.$2.25 Grouped by foundations of vocational guidance, examples, and practicalaspoots. A. 1.. A. 16-17982/3 479. Voca ticial guidance of youth.Houghton. (Ri% ersitie educational monographs) $0.70 Digh11v 001. the general gloss( fon of ocot load guidance and thewail attempted to various schools and cis ies.Givice runty of the work of the Vocation bum% Boston: 11-4431/2 t'Sn. Davis, J. B. :Vocational and moral guiiiance.Ginn.$1.25 Manuel giving details of °mini/Atkin of the work in the high the use of the I ibreQ in vocal ional guidance. sc hool. Contains $ chapter on 13-20S9,3 Fowler, N. O., Jr: Start ing in life; what. each calling offers ambitiousboys and. young men.Lillie.$1.4) Itepeetents composite opinions °tribe advantages of the 30 vocations discussed.. 10-20044 R. How to get a pasiti4..n and how to keep it.funk.$0.;,0 Practical a,k1v foe on choice of an ooeupat Jon, hosed° keep it, and howto win pronue ion:A. L. A. 8-22077/3 LAselle, H. A., and Wiley, K. E. Vocations for girls.Houghton.$1 Describes about a down kinds of work open to f;trls, with brief directions on how to qualify and pc.eurepo,cmon,, and give.9 good counsel to the gh I whostays at home and to the country girt. The pcsillons outlined do not require extensive preparation. A. L. A. 137-881/4 olq. Martin, Eleanor, and Post, H. A. Vocationsfor the trained woman; agriculture, social sem ice, secretarial service, business of realestate.lanagmans. (Women's edtteational and industrial union,Boston.Dept. of rescanh. Studies in economic relations of women.vt.d. 1, pt. 2)$1.50 14-411U/4 4S. karsowl, ,Frank. eilowing a vocation.Houghton.$1 1 Practical suggestions for persons assisting young poop', to Andsuitable employment, based on lbe methods and elpertettoes ottho Vueetkes bureau, Boston. A. L.A.. 9-11718/4 486. Rollins, P. WV What cana young man do?Little.$L50 With the purpose of aiding young man In the selectionof a sailins,ra nasal and mama emu- pations aro discussed. . 10097* 18-4 1.t5 50 LIBRARY BOOKS FOR HIGH SCH00LS.

487. Weaver, E. W., ed.Profitable vocations for girls, prepared by a committee of teachers.Barnes.$0.80 A new edition of Vocations for girls. n-67,61/4 488. am! Eyler, J. F.Profitable vocations for boys.Barnes. $1 Getral information on mo,t of the best known occupations, for boy's own use. 15-6180/3 CLASS NO. 612 PHYSIOLOGY. HYGIENE. PHYSICAL TEAINING.

489. Allen, W. H.(ivies and health.Ginn.$1.25 Ifyglene in its relations to the school the home, andt he communitytconsidering individual health and stunt ary conditions its a civic duty. A. L. A. 9-5'261,1 490. Bolton, Florence.Exercises for women.Funk.$1 Chapters concerning the bodily mechanism, clotfies and exercise, diroctions for mat exerC:os without a teacher, and an appendix for teachers' use. 11 203;/4 491. Brackett, C. A. The care of the teeth.. Harvard.(Harvard health talloz) $0.50 . 15-1l23S/3 492. COnn, H. W., and Budington, R. A. Advanced physiology and hygiene, for

use in secondary 8Clioi)18.Silver.$1.25 . 9-25956/3' 493. Eliason, E. L.First aid in emergencies.Lippincott.$1.50 Clear, concise, and fully illustrated manual for first-aid wor. I,. A. 16 630:2 494. Galbraith, A. M.Personal hygiene and physical training for women. 2d ed. Saunders.$2.25 Combines a good hygiene, mental and physical, and practical chapters on physical A; L. A. . 17-2511/1 495'. Garey, E. B., and Ell* 0.0. Junior Plattsburg manual.Century. 11.50 Textbook on physical and military training fur the use of the preparatory, public and 1100 schools of the limited Slates.Fully illustrated. 17-266;6/1 496. Gulick, L. H.Efficient. life.Doubleday.$1.20 Simple, practical suggestiuns fur busy people about sleep, exercise, food, stimulants, aiming la increase the brain worker's general efficiency. A. L. A. 7-111S2,/3 497. Hartung, H. H.Barton first aid textbook.2d ed.National first aid assoii- tion of America.$1 A manual for the student in first aid.Title. 6- 10010'3 . 498. Hodson, Jane, ed.How to become a trained nurse.Abbott.$2.25 A manual of information in !all.With a complete list of the varlbus training :;chools for nurses itr the United States and Canada. 11-11125/3 499. Hough, Theodore, and Sedgwick, W. T. Human mechanism, its physiology and hygiene, and..the sanitation of its surroundings.Ginn.$2 Elementary testi*** for echoolJn which physiology; hygiene, and the elements of sanitation are discussed very fully.' Pit 6-37595/5 500. Hutchinson, NVooils.- !Ianook of health.Houghton.$1.35 Presents popularly the eiementint personal hygiene and gives enough description to make the discussion clear.}fatty illustrations. A. L. A. E14---212/3 PHYSIOLOGY AND HYGIENE.

501. Hutchinson, Woods. Preventablediseases.Houghton.$1.50 Popular articles which describe the organ lzat ion of he body and Its de fensive machinery, andcon. -sider specific diseases and their prevention.A. I.. A. 9.7-10130/4 502. Huenzli,--F. A., and Panzer, Henry. Manual of 'physical training and-preparatory military instruction.Macmillan.$1.25 . Modification of the Swiss system to meet Americanconditions, comprises the hest elemOnts of Merman and Swedish gymnastics and has thenecessary exercises of athletics, games, and military preparatory exercises.introd. 16-720741/3 503. Martin; H. N. Human body;an elementary textbook of andtomy, physiology and hygiene. Holt.(American science series; briefercourse) A standard textbook of physiology. Oregon. $1.25 7-9096/3 50-1. Moore, H. H. Keiping in condition,a handbook on training for older boys. Macmillan.$0.75. Sound and practical advice on how to keep fit physically, mentally, and morally.A. L. A. 15-21.795/3 505. Morrow, A. S.Immediate care of the injured.2d ed. v- Saunders.$2.50 12-4809/3 506. Reilly, F. J. Rational athletics for boys.Heath.$0.90 Aims to combine I he benefits of all-around physical training with the keen Joy of athletic corn- pet it ion, and to give to every buy an equal chance.-Pub. 15-7982/4 507. Ritchie, J. W., and Caldwell, J. S.Primer of hygiene and sanitation.2 v. in 1.World bk.$0.70 13-4766/4 508. Sargent, D. A. lIthdth, strength and piAver.Caldwell.$1.75. Discus.ses.foodi air, sloop, bathing, clothing,Athletics, and describes mid pictures without apparatus. A. L. A.. & exercises' 9-27875/3 5(19. Sedgwick, W. T. Principles of sanitary science andthe public health' with special reference to the causation andpreventioof infectious diseases. millan.$3 Ma - 2-12928/3 510. Tolman, W. H., and Guthrie,A. W. Hygiene for the worker;ed. Crampton. by C. W. Amer. bk.(Crampton hygieno series)$0.59 Sensible and simply written little work on occupational hygiene. in popular form fcrthe use of the workers themselves, designed for boysand girls in industrial and Manual schools. A. L. A. training high 1224602/3 511. United States. War department.Manual of physical training forcse in the United States army.Gov't printing office.Free. Directions, with Illustrations, for settingup exercises, marching, dumb-bell, club awl exercises, climbing, jumping, apparatus work, rifle and wrestiimg, gymnastic contests, athletics, swimming, boxing . i'ar 15-28/5 612. Van Valkelbburgh, Agnes,comp.Selected articles on milltaw training schools and colleges. in Wilson.(Debaters' handbooks)$1.25, 17-9594 CLASS' NO. 620 ENGINEERING. (See also Clad) no. 530.) 613. Anderson, P. I. Electricity for the farm.Macmillan.$1.50 Light, heat, and powor by inexpensive methodstrim the water wheel or farm engine. Title: 15-j7831/21.,... -52 LIBRARY BOOKS FOR HIGH SCHOOLS.

514. Bishop, Farnham.Story of the submarine.Century.$1 Popular account of the development, a trip in a modern submaine, and their use in the war. /5 16-5977/3 515. Collins. A. F'.,Book bf wireless.Appleton.$1.10 Description of wireless telegraph sets and how to make and operate them; together with a simple -explanation of how wireless works.Title. 15-16328/3 516, Collins, F. A."Wireless man.Century.$1.20 A popular account of wireless operators and the opporfUni es of amateurs. Instrument and theory are described simply, use of the wireless by the United States army and navy explained, and incidents of rescues effected by wireless messages briefly but graphically given.A. L. A. 12-24015/3 517. Croft, T. W., comp.American electricians' handbook; a reference book for practical electrical workers.McGraw.$3 14---1/2 518. Curtiss, G. H., and Post, Augustus.Curtiss aviation hook. Stokes. $1.50 Early aeroplane experiments, flights, and achievements with a description of the the Curtiss biplane and chapters discussing the future use and problems of the aeroplane, including military and naval rase.Photographic illustrations.A. L. A. 12-24599/3 S(e alas Air man, by F. A. Collins.Century.$1.30. General view of aeronaut ics, and the conquests of the air man in peace and war. 17-T21113/3 519. Edelman, P. E.Experimental wireless stations; their theory, design, con- e. struction and operation.Edelman (Minneapolis)$1.50 Account of sharply tuned modern wireless installations which comply with the new wireless law. Title. 12--29455/3 520. Holland, R. S.Historic inventions:Jacobs.$1.50 CONTOTTS: Gutenberg and the printing press.Palissy and hlienamel.Gallleo and. the tele- scope.Watt and the steam-engine.Arkwright and the spinning-Jenny.Whitney and the cotton-gin.Fulton and t he steamboat.Davy and the safety - lamp.Stephenson and the locomo- tive.Morse and the telegraph.McCormick and the reaper.Howe and the sewing machine. Bell and the telephone.Edison and the electrie light.Marconi and the wireless telegraph. The Wrights and the airship. 11- 23819/3 521. Knox, G. D. Engineering.Stokes.(Romance of reality)$1.50 Popular account of modern achievements.Illustrated. Al 6 672/2 522. McCormick, W. H.Electricity.Stokes.(11.omance of reality)$2 Clear and popidar account of the application of electricity to modern uses.Fully illustrated. 16-9408/2 523. 'McCullough, Ernest. Engineering as a vocation.Williams.i $1 Gives definite Information about the college cuiculum, and specific advice and lists for the man who studies alone.A. L. A. 12-6262/2 524. Mason, 0. T. Origins of invention: a sit ly of industry among primitive peoples:- elSeribner.$1.50, 4-1088/4 525. Newell, F. H., and Drayer, C. E., eds.Engineerini as a career.Van Ntst- trand.$1 Articles by eminent engineers, on special brandies, telling of the work, opportunities and re- quired training, and personal.qualities needed. A. L. A. 1 6- 2426/2 -526. Page, V. W. Modern kasoliue automobile; its def;ign, construction, maintenance, and repair.Rev. ed.Henley..$2.50 Complete and modern.Fully illustrated. 19-4,733/3 AGRICULTURE. 53 527. Retch, A.L. Conquest of the air; or The advent of aerial navigation.Moffat.. (Present day primers)$1 Popular, but scientifically exact accountof aerial navigation, its history, present and outlook.Prefatory chapter on atmospheric conditions tonditlons, . I as affecting aeronautics. A. L. A. 9-25965/3 '62S. Sloane, T. O'C. How to become a successful electrician.1Sth ed. $1 Henley. Studies to be followed, methods of work, field of operation, professional ethics, wise counsel, includes wireless telegraphy.Title. and 13-3706/3 529. Talbot, F. A. Aeroplanes and dirigibles ofwar.Lippincott.$1.23 luform ing account which records theirachievements and the services to which they have and may be applied.Illustrations. A. L. A. been A15-2171/2 530. Submarines, their mechanism andoperation. t; ives principles of design, construction, Lippincott.$1.23 operat ion, and Rossibilities.Must attention to American types, but has a chapter on submarine fleets ofthe world. A. L. A. A16-747/2 Timbie, W. H. Essentials of electricity.Wiley.(Wiley technical series for vocational and industrial schools)$1.25 Explaitr; simply the underlying facts and and examples. A. L. A. laws of good electrical practice and suppliesproblems 13-1100/4 332. Verrill, A. H. Harper's aircraftbook.Harper.$1 Principles of flight, and the construction ofmodel aeroplanes fund gliders. 13-19522/3 Harper's gasoline book.Harper. boys)$1 (Harper's practical books for How the engine is made, how to use it, and how to keep it in order.Sub-title. 14-7927/3 ":; 1. Harper's wireless book.Harper.(Ilarper's practical books for boys) Book for beginners, explaining the principles, $1 and power transmission. A. L. A. construction, and operation of wireless telegraphy 13-24667/4 335. Williams, Archibald. Romanceof modern mining.Lippincott.$1.50 terOst ing descriptions of the methods of mining for minerals in all parts of the world.Sub-title. CLASS NO. 630 AGRICULTUREGENERAL. A10-2519/3 336. Earle, F. 0,, Southern agriculture.Macmillan.$1.25 Southern conditions, problems, and crops. A. LtA. 8-12779/3 337. Sanford, A. H. Stdry of agricultkre in the UnitedStates.Heath.$1 Elementary account from the time of the Indiansto the present, with a chapter on the Depart- meat of agriculture.Illustrated. ,To 16-8586/3 538. Warren, G. F. Elements of agriculture.(Rural textbooks) Textbook useful for reference in small schools. Macmil'..an. $1.50 CLASS NO. 630.1 COUNTRY LIFE. A10-616/2

539. Bullock, E. D.,comp.Agricultural cr't.Wilson. Selected articles, popular In treatment. (Handbook series) $1.25 15-10510/2 MO. Butterfield, K. L.( hapters in rural progress. Social, rather than technical, problems, UniOsitagpfigo.$1 reviewing agencies of vrovillnliNremphasisizig of organisation and cooperation. A.L. A. benefits 8-4449/4 - 54 LIBRARY BOOKS POR num SCHOOLS.

541. Carver, T. N. Priuciple of rural- economics.(S;Imel ed.)Ginn.$1.30 Clear treatment of agriculture and the rural prollem in their relati,ms to national ceom.tny. A. L. A. 11-23719/3 512. cony.Selected readings in rural econoilics. (clec titins and documents in economics)$2.80 16 --11011.1 43. Crow, Mrs. M. F.American country girl..Stoke ".$1.75 of the girl's life on t he farm and suggestions far rual::1it :er

541. Grayson, David, pseud.Adventiiroc in cold mcnt. a! Cheerful ph ilosophiziugs of a young clan ,ho turns to farm life 1, regtt:n

545. ItIcKeever, W. A. Farm boys and girls.Macmillan:(Rural science series) $1.75 Survey of their position, limitation, and needs in Use average rural communit y, with suggestions for help. 12-5511/5 546. Powell, G. H..Cooperation in agriculture.Macmillan.(Rural K. knee series) 41.50 Dist ussfAn of American cooperative associations, and records of experiments and tat:thuds med. A. L. A. 13S091, 3 CLASS NO. 630.2 FARM MANAGEMENT. 547. Davidson, J. D.Agricultural engineering.Webb. (Farm science series) $1.50 Best on the subject though advanced.Sewell.

548. and Chase, .L. W. Farm machinery and farm motors.Judd.$2 Development, construction, adjustment, and operation of implements and machines and on u he use of steam, gas, oil, and electrical power. A. L. A.

. 8-5841/3 549. Ekblaw, K.. X. T. Farm structures.Macmillan.$1.73 Discusses structural materials,lbeition of buildings, their design and construction, vent Hat ion, lighting, hc,:t ing, also water supply, plumbing, and sewage disposal. II l!nij3

550. King, F. Ventilation for dwellings, rural schools, and fitable.King. $0.755 Cives foundation facts and principles, shows the necessity of ventilation, and suggests out Is ids of installing simple systems. 8-3760 2 651. Lynda, C. J. Home waterworks.Stur4s. (Young farmer's practical library) $1 Clear and practical manual on -obtaining running water and sanitary conveniences in count ry homes. A. L. A. 11-6972.3 552. Prudden, T. 31.Drinking water and ice supplies and their relations to health and disease.rtitnam.. $1 7--113963 553.. Warren, G. F. Farm management.Macmillan.(Rural textbooks) $L75 Application of busineai principles to farms of various types and sizes.A. L. A. 13-6748/3

. (LASS NO. 631 SOILS. 554. Hall, A, D.Fertilizers and manures.Dutton.$1.50 Thortnighscientille treatise, but not too technical for the general reader.Pittsburgh. Agr. 10-50/2 555. --- The soil; an introduction to the scientific study of the growth of crops. 2d ed.Dutton.$1.50 Agr. 0-663/2 PLANT HUSBANDRY. 55 556. Hopkins, C. G. Soil fertility and permanentagriculture.Ginn. (Country life education series)$2.25 10-7663/3. 557. King, F. H.Irrigation and drainage.Macmillan. $1.60 (Rural science series) Deals with rclal ions of water to soils and plants, presenting practical problems withunderlying principles. Aveids engineering problems.A. L. A. 0-331/4 558. Lyon, T. L., tind others. Soils, their properties andmanagement.Macmillan. (Rand textbooks)$1.90 New edition of Lyon & FippinPrinciplesof soil management. A. L. A. Minorite and ampler... 15-18421/3 5:9. Wheeler, H. J.Manures and fertilizers.Macmillan. $1.60 (Rural textboolts) Detailed and technical. 13-18778/2 560. W'idtsoe, J. A. Principles of irrigation practice.Macmillan. books)$1.75 (Rural tex t- 14 i47$6/3 C LASS NO. 632 PLANT HUSBANDRY.PESTS. (See also Class no. 580, Botany.) 561. Clark, G. H., and Fletcher,James. Farm weeds of Canada. printing bur. Ottawa Gov't (Dominion of Canada, Dept. of agriculture)$1 8-1609/4 562. Duggar, B. X. Fungous diseases of plants.Ginn.(Country life education series)$2 9-30654/2 -563. Georgia, A. E. Manual of weeds. Macmillan.(Rural manuals)$2 Comprehensive descriptive list of the weeds of the UnitedStates and Canada. Gives botanical and common names, bloom and seed time,range, habitat, and means of control. Fully illustrated. 14-18393/3 564. Herrick, G. W. Insects injurious to the household and annoying toman. Macmillan.(Rural science series)$1.75 Nontechntal book discussing flies, mosquitoes, cockroaches, fleas, ants, insectsinjurious to clothing, cereals, meats, human parasites, andothers. A. L. A. 14-18474/3 565. Sanderson, E. D. Insect pests of farm, garden, and orchard. \Wiley.$3 12-2287/2 566. Slingerland, M. V., and Crosby, C. R. ./Manual of fruit insects.Macmillan. (Rural manuals)$2 This and Sanderson should be in ovens smallreference library.iheycover the field of injurious insects and supersede all others.Sewell. 14-13459/3 567. Stevens, F. L., and Hall, J. G. Diseases of economic plants.Macmillan.$2 10-22097/5 563. Weed, C. M. Farm friends and farmfoes.Heath.$0.90 . Elementary test treating of thu microbes, fungi, weeds,insects, birds, and mammals that help or hinder the raising amps. Covers wido field and is popularyet, scientifically accurate. A. L. A. 10-27063/4 si CLASS NO. AU FIELD CROPS. 569. Bowraan., M. L.Corn: growing, judging, breeding, feeding, Bowman. $2 marketing. A full and well Illustrited work.Designed as a textbook, but useful to the oorn reference. A. L. A. grower and for 56 LIBRARY BOORS FOR HIGH SCHOOLS.

570. Dondlinger, P. T. Book of. wheat. *Judd.$2 Covers every phase or the industry.A. L. A. 8-23519/3. 571. Duggar, I. F.Southern.field crops (exclusive of forage pilots).Macmillan. (Rural textbooks)$1.75 11-7770/3 572. Edgar, W. C.Story of a grain of wheat.Appleton.$1 The history of wheat and its milling. 3-14136/4 573. Hitchcock, A. S.Textbook of grasses with special reference to the economic species of tbe United States.Macmillan.(Rural textbooks)$1.50 14-16456/3 574. Hunt, T. F.Cereals in America. Judd.$1.75 'Statement of experimental results and practical farm methods. Gives botanical features briefly and cultural methods and discusses diseases and insect enemies.Pittsburgh. 4-37016/3 575. Montgomery, E. G.Corn crops, a discussion of maize, kafirs, and sorghums as, grown in the United States and Canada.Macmillan.(Rural textbooks) $1.60 13-16848/4 576. Wilson, A; D., and W axburton, C. W.Field crops. -Webb.$1.50 covers the subject briefly, yet completely, and includes in each division score cards and lists of useful bulletins and books.Illustrated. 12-26834/2 CLASS NO. 634 HORTICULTURE. ZSce also Class 580.) 577. Bailey, L. H. Sketch of the evolution of our native fruits.Macmillan.$1.50 98-1181/3 57. Colt, J. E.Citrus fruits; an account of the citrus fruit industry with special reference to California requirements and practices and similar conditions. Macmillan.(Rural science series) 42 15-9215/1 ,579. Green, S. B. Poplar fruit growing.4th ed.- Webb.$1 Standard practical work. A. L. A. 12-2720/3 580. Lloyd, S. W. Productive vegetable growing.Lippincott.(Farm manuals) $145 14-20685/3 581. Sears, F. C.Productive wharding; modern methodsof growing and marketing fruit.Lippincott.(Farm manuals)$1.75 17-29527,4 582. Watts, R. L.Vegetable gardening.Judd.$1.75 12-L2478/2 583. Waugh, F. A.American apple orchard.Judd.$1 8-37196/3

CLASS NO. 635 FORESTRY. 584. Blakeslee, A. F., and Jarvis, C. D. Trees in winter; their study planting,ng, care, and identification.Macmillan.$2 Written for NM England but useful for the whole northeastern United States. 13-1605/2 585. Cheyney, E. G., and Wentling, J. P. Farm woodlot.Macmillan.(Rural

science series)$1.75 ' 14-11515/3 586. Collins, I. P., and Preston, H. W.Illustrated key to the wild and commonly cultivated trees of the northeaster?! United States and adjacent Canada; based primarily upon leaf characters.Holt.$1.35 12-1281.5/3 ANIMAL INDUSTRY. 57 5S7. Gifford, J. C. Practical forestry for beginners in forestry,agricultural students, woodland owners, and others. Appleton.$1.20 2-13657/3 SSS. Hough, R. B. Handbook of the trees of the northern states and Canada,east of the Rocky Mountains.Hough.$6 Gives a popular descript ion ofappearance and habit of 208 species, concise, scientific descriptions and half-tones showing the whole We of thetree.A. L. A. 7-31197/2 ;0;9. Keeler, H. L.Our native trees. Scribner: $2 . Guido to the identification of the trees of the UnitedStates, with many illustrations. 0-3345/3 590. Our northern shr,tibs and how to identifythem; a handbook." Scribner. $2 s - Fully illtist rated. 3-11679/4 %91. Lawson, W. P.Log of a timber eraser.Duffield.$2 Details of a forester's work given in the experienceof a cruiser in the United States Forest set-vies in southern New Mexico. 13-7171/3 Mathews, F. S. Field book of American trees and shrubs.Putnam.$2.50 Concise de script ion of the character and color ofspecies common throughout the United States, with maps showitig their general distribution.Sub- title. . Similar in form to his Field book of American wild Cowers. Pinchot, Gifford. 15-5896/3 Training of a forest(4.3d ed.. Lippincott.$L25 Explains ti-c forest service, equipment and trainingneeded to become a forester, and opportu- n:t ies of the work. 17-9124/3 ,-9 I. Roth, Filibert.First. book of forestry.Ginn.$0.;5 Elementary chapters on the woods, protection anduse of the forest, how to distinguish common trees.Pittsburgh.

CLASS NO. 636 ANIMAL INDUSTRY. 2-24276/3 :795. Day, G.E. Productiveswine husbandry. 2,1ed.Lippincott.(Farm manuals)$1.75 Covers subject fully, is accurate but popular and practical.Textbook form.A. I.: A. 15-17043/3 .)96. Gay, C.. W. Principles and practice of judging live stock.2d ed.111 ocmillan. (Rural textbooks)$1.50 ]4-19962/3 .)97. Productive horse husbandry.Lippincott.(Farm manuals.)$1.75 Considers the industry largely from an economic standpoint.Includes suggestions on the management of horses.A. 1.. A. 16-22881/4 7,9g. Henry, W. A., nod Morrison, F. B.Feeds and feeding.16th ed.Henry.. $2.50 ;:'imv edition of a standard work.Chapter on economy in feeding has been added, and tableS, data, and description of feeds. 17-24891/2 599. KlOinheinz, Frank. Sheepmanagement, .breeds.and judging.3d ed. Kleinheinz. $1.50 16-14251/2 600. Lewis, H. R. Poultry keeping.Lippincott.$1 Elementary textbook for the high sehool, giving general and specificfacts.Includes laboratory exercises, plans and rules for poultry exercises.A. L. A. 15-4971/2 60l. Marshall, F. R.- Breeding farm animals.Breeder's gazett49:$1.50 11-22033/2 LIBRARY BOORS FOR LIFLI SCHOOLS,.

602. Plumb, C. S.Types and breeds of farm animals.(School ed.) Ginn. (Country life education series)$2

Disew.ses briefly the development of each breel, stating it s dist ingukhingeharacterist i names of 1.vbedcrs' otganita; tans. co4 Illustrations.Pit Liburgh. 7-1488.'3 1.603. Reynolds, M. H.Veterinary studies- for agricultural -students.Mactnilian. $2 . 10-311;'); '3 Robizson, J. H.Principles and practices of pouit ry culture. *Chin. (Country

life education series)$2.50 . Complete and reliable preseni,alion el. tae Indnstry.A. I,. A. 143-2.2g1,3 ,605. Smith, H. R. Profitable stock feeding.. 4th ed.Judi.$1.50, Considers feedhig of sheep, horse,, swine, and poultry, and of cattle for beef and dairy ptirp:e.ir . A. L.A. ... , . 62938'4 CLASS NO. 637 DAIRY. .606. Ecklea, C. H. Dairy cat t le and tuflk productiOn.Macmillan.$1.60 Accurate, full; and specific..k. I.. A. 11-2457.914

607. Wing, H. H. Milk and its products.Rev. ed.Macmillan.(Rural science . series)$1.20 Discusses esNelally the Infiniti:1cl lire of butter and cheese.NI tsburgli. The revision consists of additional chapters on dairy eat I Is and !MIL: production, certified milk, and ice cream manufacture.A. L. A. 13-166,913 CLASS NO. G38 OTHl:R AGRICULTURAL INDUSTRIES. 608. Fhillips, E. F. Beekeeping; a discussion of the life of 'ha honey bee and of the production of honey.Macmillan: (Rural science series)$2 15A6511:3 CLASS NO. 640 , HOME ECONOMICS. (S ce also Classes 530, 540.)

;609: Bevier, Isabel, and Usher, Susannah. Home economics movement: l'a rt,1 . Whitcomb.$0.73 Brief survey of the advr.nce of t he moverneto .A. 1.. A. 7-75679;3 610. Bruere, a tul 11.111 ere, R. W.Increasing home eflicienu: _blue tuillnn. $1.50 Records the problems and experiences of the average American family In hotisekeeping front the industrial and eotonornie side. A. L. A. 12-26256/4 611. Frederick, Ma. C.-X.New housekeeping; efficiency studies in home management.Doubleday. $1 13-110.11'3 612. Richards, Mrs. E. H. Cost of living :1,4 modified by sanitary science.3d ed.

. Wiley., $1 . 5-21065/3 613. Streightdff, F. H.Standard of living among the industrial people of America. Houghton.$1 Summary tit t ho most significant data furnlshed.by tuve,:tlgatIon reports and other sources,. 11-8117/4 614. 'Tenet, Marion, and Breckenridge, S. P. Modern household.Whitcomb. $1. General discussion followed by short chapters on shelter, food, and clothing. 127-20320/3 FOOD, NUTRITION, AND. SERVING.. 59 CLASS NO. 6-11 FOOD. NUTRITION. SERVING. 615. Allen, L. G.Table service.Little.$1.25 . l'.'tailsd directions on Illative of the dining room, and allparts cf the sen 15-5652/2 61,;. Bailey, E. H. S.Source, chemistry, we of food prtiditcts. $1.1.10 sour,..,s and constit :tent s ot foods, and t he history, manufacture, preparation, composition, and uses of t he iffiport bcverage.:. .A. I.. A. 141 593/32 61-7. FartRer, Mrs: F. M. Roston cooking school cook book.Little.$2 . Caol -recipes, exi11.it directions, easy lei follow.Derry. 14- 1.2800/3 Forster, E. 'H., and Weigley, Mildred. Foodsand sanitations; a.tx,txtbook 'and htboralor'y muriilat fbibigh schools.flow.$1.25 14-13239/3 619. Jordan, W. H. Principles of human nutrition.Macmillan.$1.75 ,Chapters on fdod economics, regulation of diet, relation of diet A. I.. 1. to life antrntitritkm ot the child: 12-1951/4 t20. Kephart, Horace. Camp cookery.Outing.$1 Recipes based on limitedcamp supplies and fish andgame. Includes ration list and dortript Iona cf niCTIA:S and out:ils.A. IL. A . 10-.12303/4 -621. Kinne, Helen.Foods and household management;a textbook of the household arts.Macmillan.$1.10 Under food it treat s of kitchen furnishings, food preparationwit h recipes, °est, purchase, bonus, and dietaries; under household ruana:Tment, the bildget,luaw to buy, clean, launder. A. I.. A. 14.1180/4 622. Lamed, Mr3. L. H. New hostess ofto-day.Scribner.$1.50 Suggestions as to table service, forinal and informal meals, andmany recipes.A. L.,A. 13-1777/3 C2:1. Lincoln, Mrs. M. I. B. Boston. cook book.Utile.$2 TruStworthy guide in practk-a! cookery.Pit tsburgh. 4-19S88/2 (124. and Barrows, Anna. Hume science cook book.NVhitcomb.St Eli- 195313 625: Olsen, J. C. Pure foods: their adulteration, nuttitive value,and cost.Cann. $0.80 Collects in popitinr form reqilts.and concluskats fromInvestigat:ous and tontairr: a series-of 14st experiments.A. L. A. 11 22561/4 ei)r. Pixie, E. E. Science of home making;it textbook its home economics.Scott. $0.00 15-19984/3 67. Robinson, E. R., amid Hammel, H. '0.Lessors in cooking through prepat'a-! Lion of meals.Amer. school of home econ.$1.30 . Gives menus for one week of each month with recipes.ettreitil directions for the work ins:ofved in the preparation of each meal.Berry. 12-28383/4 628, Rorer, Mrs. S. T. H. New cook book;a manual of housekeeping.Arnold.$2 3-03.11/2 629. Roeo, M. S.Laboratory hand-book for dietetics.Macmillan.$1.10 12-25985/4 60 LIBRARY BOORS FOR MOH SCHOOLS.

630. Sherman, H. C.Chemistry of food and nutrition.Macmillan.$1.7 Treats of digestion, metabolism, focrl requirement s, dietary standarsLs and inorganic food- stuffs.Derry. presupposes some knowledge of cheidstry and physiology. 11-1979/A 631. Food prod (lit. $2.40 gives analyws, processes of manufacture, and food legislation.DIscinses the nutritional salve and diet._%ppendix on the Food and drugs act.. 14 -----180a5/2 632. Snyder, Hailry.Ilunian foods.111aemillan.. Coal, non-technical book from the chemical side.Ilecommended fur t he first years of the h school and fur home study. Derry.- 8--3424,13

CLASS NO. 643 HOUSE PLANNING AND EQUIPMENT.

633. Bevier, Isabel.The hours.(Textbook ed.) A nusr.sltoi)1of home economics.(Library of home economies)$1.50 Praetical ideas on planning, fundamental principles of decoration and furnishing, household conveniences and caret)! the house. A. I.. A. Jr-1-16505y 4 634. Daniels, F. H.Furnii-hint; of a modest home. Atkinson. .$1 ' Bases on fitness of purpose, order, and sintpliciI y.Disetissys in det ail t he furnishing and decoration of the N.:I:lolls room,.licli,1111 illustrations. A. El -I 2:9/1 635. Dodd, Mrs. H. C.Healthful farmhouse, by a farmer's wife.Whitcomb.$0.60 Tractical sui:.,-;estious fur nuklag the fArmhouso pleasant, sanitary, and convenient to work in. A. L. A. E12- 109'2f3 636. Goodnow, R. R., grid Adams, Rayne. Honest house.Century.$3 F-samples of the problems which face-the home builder with the architectural principlos which underkc: them. A rrtunted in reference to small house design.Sub-title. 11- 190641/4 637. Izor, E. P.Costtune )elyigll, and home planning.Atkinson.$0.90 16-17103/3 638. Parsons, P. A. Interior decoration; its principles and practice. Doubleday. $3' Diseussioli of the principles of proportion as applied tosieeoration, a stimulating theory of oiler. practical supTst ions as to f tanishing and an epitome of perhid decoration.Many illustration, A. L. A. 15-21595/.1 639. Quinn, M. J.Planning and furnishing the home. practical and economical suggestions for the homemaker.Harper.$1 1.171695573

CLASS NO. 646 TEXTILES AND CLOTHING. 640. Baldt, L. I.Clothiug fur women.Lippincott.(Home manuals) $2 Exhau-stiNittud well ill.t.trated manual on designing and dressmaking. A. I...A. 16-19681:4 641. Bobnar, Lydia, and McNutt, Kathleen. Art in dress, v$th. notes on home decoration.:1Iauttal arts.$0.50 16-714652J4 642. Day, L. F., and 'Buckle, Mary. Art tu needlework. " Scribner.(Textbooks

of ornamental design)$2 . . Practical handbook on embroidery, describing many stitches and.designs. A. L. A. 1-390/4 HOME MANAGEMENT., 61 643. Dooley, W. H.Textiles for commercial, industrial, Hey. ed.Heath. , $1.36 and .domestic arts schools. , A practical, untechniesi work.reticles:sex of manufacturing wool, silk, are described, with chapters on fibers, grades of cotton, and linen goods wool, renumufactured materials, etc. con isins practical directions for testing goods for Appendix their durability, permanence of dye, shrinkage, and composition.A. 1.. A. elasticity, 14---6Al2"2 . Cit. Earle, A. M. Two centuries ofcostume in America, 1620-1E20. millan.$2.50 2 v.Mac- 3-31011/5 ("6 45. Gibbs, C. M. Household textile.Whitcomb.$1.25 Includes the early developtniait of the textile cotton, wool, Ali, linen, bleaching and arts, spinning and weaving, classificet bin offibma, dyeing, adulterations and boying, hygiene materials, design and color in textile fabrics, of clothing labor conditions and efforts to improve them,the arts and crafts movement, lala...nitory tests furtextile fabrics, 12-24976/2 Hughes,'Tiabot. Dress design, an account ofcos.-turae for artists and drelis- makers. illustrated from old examples.:Macmillan. of technical handbooks) (Artistic crafts series $3.50 A14--,731/3 C-17. Kinne, Helen, and Cooley, A. M.Shel'er and clothing. The home. its plan, furnishing, docOrat ion, and 'Macmillan. *$1.10 ,Ling, a*.ad millinery. vac Ration, textile tm.terials, sewing and garm ent )3-15751/5 Winterburn, Mr+. F. H. Minciples ofcorrect dress; including chapters- by Jean We and Paul Poiret.harper.$1 iiiirro 'on! fa oos tome design. 14-6810'3 6:9. Woolman, Mrs. M. 8. ow/ McGowan; E. B.Textiles.Macmillan.$2 Detailed and comprehensive treatment. Anauthoritative textbook useful for reference. 13-24852/2 CLASS NO. 647 HOME MANAGEMENT. 17,41. Bait: L)rston, L. R. Laundering.Balderston... 41.25 14--22647,2 t.:,1. MacLeod, 8. J. 1lon,01;..eper't: hamibook of Ileaning.llarper.$1 Discussion of the care of the house and its contents,including welling apparel. hook devoted to the loundry.A. L. A. a'11,` ),,If the 13--14892/4 t;i2. Osman, E. G. Cleaning and renovatingat homo.Metiurg.$0.75 Foildirections for renovating and cleaning all kinds of hotebold and as iirdrobe a' !idles. A. A. 10-8048/2 Prudden, T. M. Dust and its danger's. 24 ed.Putnam.$1 10-24022/3 C5-1. Terrill, B. M. Household management. Amer. school of home econ.(Library of home. economics)$1.50 . Considers the division of income and expenditure, lugs and Marketing. organisation and di, ision of labor, furni,h- E17-468/3 655, Wetenlall, Louise. Practical-laundry work for borne and ts.:hoor.Dutton. $1 16-26142/3 656, White, Marian. Fuels of thelouseliold;their origin, composition, a.m/uses; Whitcomb.$0.7.5 . .Considers the solid, liquid, acid gaseous tuels.and electricity',with a chapter on the/economy of fuels.Berry. / 0-28229/2 62 LIBRARY BOORS FOR UIGII $C1100I.S. .i".1.421.9 NC. Nil CARE or THE 81 CHILDREN. '657. Aiken, C. A. Home numoieliandf)04 ktry pr.tct ire! nursing.Kautidere.' 11.ra

Den nett. R. H.Healthy baby; the rare and fveding of infants in sicktiesA and 31a,millatt.$1.25 12 -134411,3 659. Grulee, C. 0,Infant footling.3d eel.&milder&$3.25 17f.±1011:2 600. Holt, L. ECare and feeding, of thildren.sill ed.Appleton.$0.7;. ontholny. 17100S63 661. Bo-Lidera, G. I.Modern methods in nursing.241 ed.Saunders,$2.50 16-1611:1,

CLASS NO. 550 BUSINESS. COMMUNICATION. TRANSPORTATION.

662. Atkinson, W. W. Psycholagy of edema tIth 11).Pn*gres,,,t 40. 12 77'.3 66:1. Blackfoide 3E. H., Lend Newcomb, Arthur. The job,. the men. the . bolo.Doubletlay,$1.50 . Stigffsit the 0tttnt of applicants to positions by study of their hi:redit p, physical chanackerbl!N, and Onetime' fitness. . . 1 4-1:1S% 4 664. Blythe, S. 0.Making of a newapuper man.Altemus.$1 t,.ry, oaten Jbly autobiographical, of the Utter of a young new piper WW1l.44,0 1, A. 1,..t. schte.,-ed pritkolonal success, 12-271Y-2. 665. BuhUg, Rose.Btssinet.st English.Heath.$1.10 biome; ton and Kiwi ioai (1X,i.urvot and *111-sett.vbert of-rommorrintsinets processes and 01 the way In which good English helps to hiring results. Wisconalu. 14-6176;5 666. Calkins, Z. Z.Businete of ad vert isitig.Appleton.$2.25 Thorough net Hien of his Modern ad, crt g. 1 --4841113 667. Cody, Sherwin. how 141 he a private secretary; or, 1 lusi ttemltrac.1 up to date, with contruPry jai map of the United States. 'School of Engli.dt.- $2 1.1-4404 /4 Sueeem in letter writing, bunitiess and social.McClurg. je.75 6 -1400;3 669. Cole, W. M. Accounts.Houghton: $2.50 Authoritative segnerel tre.ttlse, revering the principles of bookkeeping and artounlin , with .separate chapters on accounts ot4srge busInetss and Inductrl al N4'1,41111 . A. 15-43901/2 670. Davis, Roy, and Lhighani, C. H. Businem Englishand correspolence. ' Ginn. $1 Heats with the grammar, spelling, and form of the letter: and considers the principlea appip..g .buitiess conimunitmtions. to 14i-1-1903,2 671. Dwyer, I. E.Busineas letter.Houghtop.$0.75 chietly illustrative letters and es planation& Contains slob postal stiles, simpie fill directins, and dictionary of business terms.Wiscot.sin. . 4-41.757/3 672. Gardner, B. H.Effective business letter.Ronald.$1.50 Practical phases of letter ditiiinit. 16-1075213_ 673. Griffith, J. B.Practical bookkeeping.'Amer. School of .Coniteptindetwe. $1.50**Handbook of elementary tx)oliteephig, and approved modern methods ofaro)* tog. ; SLIMNESS. G3 C71. Harrington, H.- F., and Frankenberg,T.T. &menthols In journalbsn; mama1 in newspaper making for colt ,er classes.Ginn. $1,75"12-271,043 7 li.ttfichl, H. R.Nit ulorn accounting.Appleton. to, $2 and mote A-bandit-, than ColeAntaants.A. I,. A.

ti...-es.Hitchcock, F. H.,I. 9Mite Building of a. Look.Hitcl cock.$2 Ankles ranging from theittakintof the t me and paler to 1 hosale ol the printed book.A. L. A. I0-41351,1 l',77. Huffeut, E, W. Eleinenta of business Jaw; with illustrativee N problems. ples and Ginn.$1.12 ,. Text666k tuella for trferenott. . '. .. !17.142321 67'S Hyde,,G. M. Newspaper editing.Appleton. $1.75 Isoiors copv' nrsdanit, headline Ina, prat( re4dIng, newspaper ntake.up, Merit% and 14int tog history and tonibuiary. It-write and Wow A. L A. . 154-4704A1 c714 Kahn, Joseph, and Klein, J.J.Principles and methods in contnetdalsdues. lion.Macmillan.51.90 the iwviagogy al contlitordal teluoation with illtulralive las..ons and syllabilattottif 14.41/990110 s0. Moody, W. D. Men who bellthings.Nktsitir*.$1 1 teeb, with the qttenskationeneeftwiry A. I.. .t. male a streessfril rAkbortart andravens tar Ignore. r.1-871:4 ()SI. Noystrom. P. H. Retail selling and store management;ptcpaCt1 in the Extension division. of the uniersityof Wisconsin.Appleton. education series). $175 (Commercial '14 --1. Cs'. Ralph, Julian. Making ofa journalist.Harper.$1.25 A globio,:ra:thIcsi aeoatml. 3 2$4.49*3 6'3. Scott, W. D.Psychology of advertising.Small. $1,2,5 V:xliftil Ion of the 1rineiple4 of psyrhology in!Wit' Mil:J.01110 StletV$4171advett A. I:. .A.' 8-2621.:1/ I. Smith, A. M.. Proof reading and punctuation.Smith. t tiari era on type-binding oo4 type.yetling, $1.10 terre.rt inq and eleArot yrirtg, halt-tone and linepapel-.makInK, inc/114.4a (*fur* 'toed InKilning. engraving, alphabet s, at cent s, dirarat.tSt almaids a:01 syr.abircr.1 ion La Front-h, Gertnanoppanish,and Italian. ..5-111338/3 wc,. Spading, S. B. I,ntroduction to lattsinelwt organization.atto ctnill:th... /Ana litAry of econornicO, politics, and sociology)$1.25 .:efiet al ton.dclemtlon tat calatIon to the tars, thefactory, and the store.A. I.. A. 6 4194 3/2 OA. Stockwell, H. Ct,Emential eloinenta of business chsractei. A1.141 y to ortudze, lotegnt y, reliability, get oil. f.40 enefgr. VA"; and econoiaY atee ni stud. A. I.. A. 11-35N5f3 6,7 .Sul.licaYn, J. J. American businem law, withlegal.forms. That uscfui for rotereaoe. Appleton.$1.75

. 9,-,26311/3 Wilhar,M. A. Evey-flay businessfor women,,1.1oughton.$0.90 nosine,s and Ingo! methods every woman ought to know.. The proper dritwiug andendorsing of a thozi, hank deposits, notes, Proteasietc. A. L. A. 10-12102/3 64 LIBRARY BOOKS FOR HIGH SCHOOLS.

CLASS NO. 680 MANUAL TRAINING AND SHOPWORN.

(See also Class no. 740, Mechanical drawing.) . 689. Adam, H. M., and Evans, S. H.Metal-work; a handbook for teachers and students. -Longmans.$1.40 English text covering the broad field of elementary metal working. A. L. A. A15-824/3 690. Allen, E. G., and Cotton, F. A. Manual training forcommon schools; an organ- ized course in woodworking.Scribner.$1.12 Gives practical articles and has many illustrations and drawings. 10- 4630/3 '691. Bums, C. L., and Marsden, R. E. Principles of educational woodwork. Dutton.$1.50 Treats of the psychology of manual training and its application to trading methods.A. L. A. 10-35074/3 692. Illarkburn, S. A.Problems in farm woodwork for agricultural schools, high schools, industrial schools, and country schools. -Manual arts.$1 Working drawings and working directions for simple and practical articles. 16-2941/3 693. Cockerell, Douglas. Bookbinding and the care of books.Appleton.(Arils- tie crafts series of technical handbooks) $1.50 Describes minutely every process and tool connected with bookbinding.Fully illustrated. Pittsburgh; 2-3113/3 694. Colvin, F. H., and Stanley, F. A. Machine shop primer.McGraw.$1 An introduction to machine tools and shop appliances, with illustrations, names, and defini:. tions.Sub-title. 10- 30339/3 695. Crawahaw, F. D. Problems in furniture making.4th ed.(boards)'Manual' arts.$1 Working drawings of simple fluniture with brief hints on design, construction and finishing. Pittsburgh. 12-24331/3 696. Googerty, T. F.Practical forging and art smithing.Bruce.$1. Describes processes of forging simply and devotes half the space to art smithing.A. L. A. 15-22231/4 1697. Griffith, I.S.Correlated courses in woodwork and mechanical drawing. Manual arts.$2 Handbook on organization, lesson outlines, and methods of teaching. 12-20162/4 698. -- Essentials of woodworking; a textbook for schools.Manual arts.$1 Treats use of tools without restriction to particular models or exercises.Includes wood finishing. -Pittsburgh.. 8-33040/3 699. Hodgson, F. T.Up-to-date hardwood finisher.Drake, .$1 Describes tools and preparation of the wood, purposes to which various woods are best adapted, and methods of finishing.Pittsburgh. 15-10243/3 700, Hooper, Luther. Hand-loom weaving, plain and ornamental.Macmillan. (Artistic crafts series of technical handbooks) $3.25 Brief historical treatment and description of loomii, with -suggestions for fabrics and designs. A. L. A. , A10-2141/4 . I ]t* *L- TRAINING AND CHOPWORK. 701. !Comp, W. J. Machine shop practice.2d ed. Fundamentals only are coasidered. Wiley. t1.25 Fin* illustrations. A. L. A. 14-21034/2 7112. Ximerly, L. How to know period co.$1.50 '- styleein furniture.Furniture,record Brief history of furniture fromthe days of ancient Egypt typical examples. to the present time, illustratedwith 13-18647/3, 703. Noyes, William.Design and construction in wood. Manuilarts. Deals with the aesthetic sideand of common projects in $1.50 an uncommon way.11. of ed. 704. Handwork in wood. Manualarts.$2 14-3917/3 Chapters on logging and sawmill,work and discussion of equipment, finishing. Good illustrations.A. L. A. handworking and wood 705. Wood and forest.Manual arts.iS 10-22277/3 A companion volume to Handworkin wood. About our properties, and uses.Foreword. Over half the book common woods, their minces, growth, forest conservation. Numerous and discusses the heads of NorthAmerica and excellent illustratips. A. L.A. 127-7599/3. 706. Payne, A. F. Artmetalwork with inexpensive $1.50 equipment. Manualarts. Discusses materials and equipment, and gives detailed directionsfor problems. 14-13657/3 707: Richards, W. A.Forging of iron and steel. Elementary textbooks of blacksmithing Van Nostrand.$1.50 methods for high schools. A.L. A. 15-20125/2 708. Ritchey, S. B. Highschool manual training $1.45 course in wood-work. Amer.bk. Includes post of equipment.and supplies and audios on treesand wood.Sub-title. 709. Rose; A. F. 6-37206/3 Copper work; a textbookfor teachers and students arts.2d ed.Atkinson.$1.50 in the manual E10. -188/2 710.Tate, J.111, and Stone,M. 0. Foundry practice; casting in their various details. a treatise on molding and 3d ed.Wilson.$2 Prepared for the use ol.students inthe College of engineering, title. University of Minnesota. Sub- Useful for reference.

711. Todd, M. P. Hand-loomweaving. 9-1599/3 Describes tools, materials, Rand. $0.90 processes, and the weaving of a variety°tinkles. A. L. A. 712. Turner, L. W. iasketmaker. *Atkinson. 2-2849413 Class instruction in principles $0.75 and practice'of weavinnirattan.A. L. A. El 188/3 713. Vaughn, S. I.Printing and hook binding for schools.Pub. ech. pub. $1 Clear and practical descriptionand illustrations of the a needed.Gives details and illustrations processes of printing and equipment making through the grades. of bookbinding; anda suggestive somas in booklet . . 714. Wheeler, 0. G. A.B. C.' of wood-working.. . 12-24408/3 Description of tools and their Putnam. $1.50 - and finishing wood. Well uses, and operations of progressivedifficulty in shaping, nub& illustrated.A. L. A. \ . pZ. 71 . A15-801/3 White, C. Successful houses and how From the viewpoint of the house to build them.Macmillan. $2 tailed, and well Illustrated chapters.owner. Every point is condeferedin clear, suffieihntly de- S4,, 10997°i8 5 12-22293/3 66 LIBRARY BOOKS FOB HIGH SCHOOLS.

716. Wbidsor, H. H., ed.Mission furniture.s pta.Chic. Popular mechanics; (Popular mechanics handbooks)v. 1E25 cents; v. 2, 25 cents; v. 3, 50 cents. Small books gig exact measurements for materials, working drawings, and explicit directions for Making and finishing various articles of furniture. 9-19622/3 717. Woodward, C. X. Manual training school; its aims, methods, and results. Heath.$2 Exposition of the methods and scope of manual training and discusses its educational, social, and economic bearings.Pittsburgh. 8-31410/2 CLASS NO. 700 FINE ARTS--GENERAL. PHOTOGRAPHY.

nai Addison, J. D.Classic myths in art.Page.(Art lovers' series)$1 The Greek myths as illustrated by great artists. 4-26937/5 719. Barstow, C. L.Famous buildings.Century.$0.60 Elementary discussion of the principles of architecture and a brief summary of periods and styles.Good for reference.A. L. A. 15-8727/3 720. Cain, C. H. How to study pictures.Century.$2.50 Comparisons of paintings and painters from Cimabue to Monet, with historical and biographical summaries and appreciations.Title. ' 5-28200/4 721. Claudy, O. H.First book of photography.McBride.$0.75 Clear and simple descriptions of tools and processes.A. L. A. 12-9429/3 722. Desch, B. A. Making the 'movies.Macmillan.$1.25 Inner workings of motion picture making from the acting side. 15-25501/3 723. Dillaway, T: X. Decoration of the school and home.Bradley. $2 Gives results of experiments in beautifying school rooms and grounds and in relating the art work of the school to the home. Suggestive list of pictures and casts.A. L. A. 14-12181/4 724. Fletcher, Banister, and Fletcher, B. F.History of architecture on the comparative method, for the student, craftsman, and amateur.4th ed.Scrib- ner.$6 Elaborate comparison of different styles.Many illustrations. 2-17274/3 725. Garesch4, B.Art of the ages.Prang.$1.10 History and development of art in western civilization from the earliest times down to the present. Sub-title.. 10-13463/2 726. Goodyear, W. H.History of art.22d ed.Barnes.$3.20 Excellent outline, profusely illustrated, including arcllitectrue, sculpture, painting and music. Pittsburgh. 17-26788/3 727. Renaissance and modern art. Macmillan.$0.50 A13-2292/3 728. Hamlin.,-A. D. F.Textbook of the history of architecture.8th ed.Long- mans.(College histories of art)$2 9-27932/2 729. Isham, Samuel. History of American painting.Macmillan.$5 History of the development, exemplified by lives and works of individual painters.Fully illustrated.A. L. A. 5-39062/2 no. Jenks, Tudor. Photography for young people.Stokes.$1..50 Mar and detailed guide to'maldng pictures, and an apcornit of the camera and the principles of photestsPhY 8-18279/2 DRAWING AND DESIGN: 731. Low, W. H. Painter's progress.Scribner. $1.50 A personal a000tutt of the vocation of painting interestinglytold. 1ST-27047/3 732. Luebke, Wilhelm.Outlines of the history of Dodd.$10 art; ed. by Russell Sturgis.2 v. 4-10947/3 733. Mach, B. R. 0., I von. Outlines of the historyof painting from 1200-1900 (School ed.)Ginn.$1.50 A. D. Tables grouping and grading important artists from the 13th subject-matter, slid style, with brief century by nationalities, dates, sketch of the history of painting.A. L. A. 6-30483/2 734. Perry, W. S.Egypt, the land bf the temple Illustrated with 120 half-tones. builders.Prang.$1.50

735. Powers, H. H.Message of Greek art. 98- 1760/4 Macmillan.$2 Interpretation of Greek artas a revelation of the Greek personality, ideals, and life.A. L. A. 736. Rebiach, Sa lotion. A13- 2579/3 Apollo: an illustrated manualof the history of art throughout the ages.Scribner.$1.50' A revision of his Story ofart, probably the best one volume book on the subject.Oregon. 7-15337/3 737. Talbot, F. A.Practical cinematography $1.25 and its applications.Lippincott.. Describes the mechanism anddetails of using the educational films.Wlsoonsin. camera, film, developing and prepaiationof 738. Tarbell, F. B. Elb-148/3 History of Greek art.Macmillan.$1.25 Introductory chapters on art inEgypt and Mesopotamia. A13-2298/2 739. Waterhouse, P. L.Story of the art of building, in America.Appleton. with an account ofarchitecture (Library of valuableknowledge)$0.50 740. Whitcomb, I. P." Young people's story ofart.Dodd. $2 16-2183/3 Elementary account giving legendsand stories of the most painters and their works.A. L. A. famous architects, sculptors,and 6-38344/3 CLASS NO. 740 DRAWING AND DESIGN. MECHANICALDRAWING. 741. Art education for high schools.Prang.$1.25 Textbook treating of pictorial, decorative, and construutive art, history.Sub-title. historic' ornament, andart 8--16442/2 742. Batchelder, B. A.Design in theory and practice.Macmillan. Problems with examples from allcountries and periods. $1.75 rials but not color.A. L. A. Considers tools, prooesses, andmate- 743. 10-16010/2 Principles of design. 3d ed.Inland printer.$3 Defines line and area compositionand presents exercises. 744. Brown, F. C. Letters and lettering.Bates.$2 8-18750/T A varied collection of alphabets of standard forms.Pittsburgh. 2-30424/4 745. Brown, H. H., andothers. Applied drawing.Atkinson.$0.90 Presentation, of problemscovering pictorial, decorative, illustrated. and mechanical drawing..Fully 16-22407/4 746. Chase, 3. C.Decorative design. Wiley.(Technical series)$1.50 A textbook of practical methods.Sub-title.

16.,-189221/2 Ofk LIBRARY BOOKS FOR HIGH SCHOOLS. 747. Crane, Walter.Bases of design.Macmillan.$2,25 Influences affecting design, utility, material, climate, symbolism, etc. in architecture, mural dieorittion, textile fabrics, book making.NT. Y. 4-13467/3 748. Cross, A. N. Free-hand drawing; a manual for teachers and students.Ginn. S0-80 4-11685/3 749. -- Light and shade; with chapters on charcoal, pencil, and brush drawing. Ginn.$1 s 11-20695/4 /50. Day, L. F.Alphabets old and new.Scribner. (Textbooks of ornamental design)$2 Contains more than 150 complete alphabets and many series of numerals. Introductory chapter traces the historic development of letter forms. Pittsburgh. 11-35310/2 751. Dow, A. W.Composition.7th ed.Doubleday.$5 Exercises in art structure for the use of students and teachersSub-title. Colored illustrations. 13.2419/2 752. French, T. E., and Ives, F. W. Agricultural drawing and the design of farm structures.McGraw.$1.25 Elementary text on mechanical, architectural, and topographical drawing.Discussion of farm structures is incomplete but valuable. A. L. A. Contains the essential pareof French's Engineering drawing, adapted to high-school use. 15-21008/5 753. --, and Ifeiklejohn, Robert.Essentials of lettering; a manual for students and designers.3d ed.McGraw.$1 12-241;7/5 754. Halstead, Frank. Working drawings of cabinet making models, arranged

. for high school courses.Heath.$2 13-20552/4 ..745. Hammond, E. C.Industrial ,drawing for girls; design principles applied to dress.Redfield.$1.50 12-16968/4 756. Hope, Sir W. H. S. J.Heraldry for crafetmen and designers.Macmillan. (Artistic crafts series of technical handbooks)$2.25 Colored and black and white illustrations. 13-181)28/2 757. Howe, C. B.Agricultural drafting.Wiley.(Technical series)$1.25 13-17368/5 758. Johnston, Edward. Writing and illuminating, and lettering.Macmillan. (Artistic craft series of technical handbooks)$3,25 Black and white and colored Illustrations. W8-138/4 759. Leeds, C. C.Mechanical drawing for trade schools.3d ed.(High school ed.). Van Noetrand.(Carnesie technical schools textbooks)$1.25 16-19233/2 760. Luts, E. G.Practical drawing; a book for the student and the general reader. Scribner.$1.25 Suggestive chapters, including also a digoussiOn of perspective, pictorial compositia, lettering, and drapery with explanatory illustrations. 15-48587/3

761. Xaginnia, C. D. Pen drawing; an illustrated treatise.Bates'. $1 . 99-52897'2 762: Xathewson, F. E., and Stewart, J. L. Applied mechanical drawing for first and second year classes in high,schools.Taylor.(Haytol series of textbooks for industrial education) $1 11-8143/3 oppoommoww"7"-----

MUSIC. :.1 69 763. Norton, D. M. Free handperspective and sketching: Covers a course of study at Pratt Norton.$3 . Institute, comprising exercises withexplanatory text. A. L. A. 9-7582/3 764. Rankin, H. A., and.Brown, F. H. Simple art Dutton.v. 1, $1.50; v. 2, $1.50 applied to handwork. 2v. Brushwork designs, stenciling, and needlework applied to handwork. A. L.A. 16-261Q/3 765. Spink, B. E., and others.Mechanical drawing for high son.v. 1, $0.65; v. 2, $0.80 schools.2 v.Atkin- 10-27618f2 766. Willard, W. F.Practical course in mechanical and shop classes, trade and drawing for individual study high schools.Popnlar mechanics.$0.50 1 CLASS NO. 784 MUSIC. 2/3 71,7. Finck, H. T.Songs and song writers. Scribner:(Music lovers' library) $1. History, appreciations and depreciations.N. Y. 1-.-2$303/3 768. Success in music and how it is won. With a chapter on iemporubato by I. J. ?aderewski.Scribner.$1.35 Discusses music as a career, illustrating A. L. A. by chapters *from the experienceof peat musicians 769. Guerber, H. A. 9-28946/5 Stories of popularoperas.Dodd.$1.50 CONTENTS: William Tell, by Magic flute, by Mozart.RigolettoRossini.L'Africaine, by Meyerbeer.Derheisebuts, by Weber. and Othello, by Verdi. FroDiavolo, by Auber.D'elisire d'amore, by Donizetti.Romeo andJuliet, by Gounod.I pagliacci, by Puccini.Le prophete, by Meyerbeer. Leoncavalla.La Tosco 4- 33128/3 770. Henderson, W. J. Orchestra and orchestral music._Scribner. library)$1.35 (Music lovers' 771. 99-1240/3 What is good music? n;cribner.$1 Suggestions to persons desiring to cultt'ate a taste in musical art.Sub-title. 4- 11734/3 772. Hughes, Rupert. American compOsers.Page. Revised edition of Contemporary (Music lovers' series)$1.50 Bison. American composers, with additionalchapters by Arthur 773. Hrehhiel, H. E. How' 14-20511/4 to listen to music.Scribner.$1.25 to help those withouttechnical trainini to some understanding means of cvpression. of musical forms, aims, and 4 11735/3 774. Pianoforte and its music.Scribner. Study of the eyolution, composers, (Music lover's library)$1.35 and some accounts of pianists of earlierdays. 11-1634/s 775. Lavigne, Albert. Music and musicians; tr. byWilliam Nlarchant. by H. E. Krehbiel.Holt.$2 4th Od. Includes discussions on the voice, tions, modern composers.J Appendixorchestral.instruments, orcheitintion, musicof ancient na- on American compotirs. W. L. A. 3-27523/5 776. Music dramas of RichardWagner; tr. by Esther Singleton. $2.50 Dodd. Guide to Bayreuth and to enjoyment of Wagner's °penes Sketchesdramas, analyzes music, giving leit-motive, orchestration,Bayreuth casts. A; 1;44. , 4--11745/4 ° ' 70 LIBRARY BOORS FOR HIGH SCHOOLS. 777. Mason, D. G. Guide to music.Doubleday.$1.25 Explains rhythm, phrase, key, etc,, unteehnically with illustrations. Reviews briefly field of piano, symphonic and vocal music. N. Y. 11-5638/3 778. Xelitz, L. L.Opera goers' complete ffuide ;fr. by Richard Salinger.Dodd. $1.50 , Complete and modern collection, containing more than 200 operas.The list of characters is fol. lowed by the brief story, toldtirt by act, as playbd. A. L. A. 11-29848/2 779. Ordway, B. B. Handbook of the operas.Sully.$0.75 Reprints 54 of the stories from the Opera book, including some recent suooesses.A. 16-641/2 780. Opera book.Sully..$2.50 Describes 110 operas inefuding all that have been produced recently in New York. , 15-279'79/3 781. Tapper, Thome*, and GoOtschius, Percy.Essentials in music" history. Scribner.$2 14-18081[3 782. 'Upton. G. P.Standard concert guide.McClurg.$1.75 Guide to symphonies, oratorios, cantatas, and symphonic poems, for listeners. 17-5580/3 783. Wheelock, B. M.Stories of the Wagner operas for children.Bobbs.$1.50 CONTENTS: Master singersofNuremberg. --Flying Dutchman.Lobengrin.Rhinegold. Walkyriet-Siegfried.---Dusk of the gods.Tannhauser.Tristan and Isolde. Parsifal. Very readable, mature enough for high-school students. 10- 19205/3 784. Whitcomb, I. P. Young people's story of music.Dodd.$2 Usiful for reference. 8- 34154/3 CLASS NO. 710 OUTDOOR AMUSEMENTS. SPORTS. 785. Bancroft, J. H. Games for the playground, home, school, and gymnasium. Macmillan.$1.50 Contains a varied collection, American and foreign. The introduction iscomprehensive essay on the history of games, their evolution and psychology. A. L. A. 9-31961/2 788. and Pulvermacher, W. D. Handbook of athletic games for players, instructors, and spectators.Macmillan.$1.50 Fifteen major ball games,,track and field athletics, and rowing races.Sub-title. 16-2887/4 787. B ard, D. C.Boat building and boating.Scribner.$1 vibes the making, from a primitive raft to-a houseboat and a motor bost,with directions for ts, bends and hitches, making sails, sailing. Good illustmtions and &saws. A. L. A. 11- 26018/2 788. r Shelters, shacks, and, shanties.Scribner.$1.25 Every type is described clearly and in detail. 14-15383/4 789. Hums, James. How to play tennis.Outing.$0.70 15=-14211/3

790,, Camp, W. C.Book of football.Century.$2 4, History, technique, and strata ball.Examples of remarkable plays are given.Illus- trated from photographs. 10-28951/3 791. Clarke, W. J., and Dawson, P. T.Baseball, individual play and team play in detail.Scribner.$1 15-9933/2 792. Can, G. H. At home in the water, swimming, diving, life saving, water forts,natatoriums. A on press.$0.75 Brief illustrated manna on and water sports, including fancy swimming, diving, lifesaving, remand contests, water hints for training and for natatorium's. A. L. A. 14--12295/3 INDOOR AMUSEMENTS. 71 793. Crampton, O. W.,camp.Folk dance book, for room, playground, and gymnasium. elementary schools,' cliff Barnes.$1.60 9-22239A 794. Dudley, Gertrude, andSenor, F. A. Athletic women.bolt.$1.25 games in the education of Discusses the value of athleticgames. Gives present conditions and and suggestions for variousgames and contests. A.L. A. ' detailed methods sod rules 9-4473/5 795. Evers, S. J., andFullerton, H. S. Touching second.2d ed.. Reilly.. $0.80 History of baseball, its developmentinto an exact mathematical players, signs and systems used sport, records of great plays and by championship teams. A.L. A. 10-35921/$ 796. Grjaham, John, andClark, B. H. field.$1 Practical track and fieldathletics. -Duf- Instniction on sprinting, running, vaulting, putting the shot. A. L.A. 797. Kephart, Horace. 10-9938/3 Book of camping andwoodcraft.4thed. Advice on equipment,cookery, treatment of injuries. (Tilting.$2 ft 798. Marks, J. A.Vacation camping for girls. 11-13531/4 Appleton.$1.10' Handbook for older girlsor managers of girls' camps. 13- 12246/3 799. Reed, Herbert.Football for public and Gives finer points of technique, player.Stokes.$1.50 of the rudiments. team play, system, and generalship.Assumes a knowledge 13-20804/3 800. Russell, T. H.Motor boats: construction Thompson. $1 and operation; an illustratedmanual. 12-10455/2' 801. Withington,Paul, ed.Book of athletics. ,Advice and directions for Lothrop.$1.50 football, track and field atuletics,baseball, rowing, hockey, tennis, swimming, wrestling,lacrosse, basket ball, golf. laws . 14-15457/5 CLASS NO. 713 INDOOR AMUSEMENTS. AMATEURTHEATRICALS. (The publications ofthe Drama league of library. The payment America are of value to thehigh-school of an annual membershipfee of $1 brings all including the Dramaleague monthly, or the publications, Address Drama league bulletins may be purchasedseparately. of America, Riggs bldg.,Washington, D. C. Special bulletins (partiallist). school and college Drama league of America:List of plays for high- production; and Plays foramateurs, arr. by J. W. Clapp. 25 cents. Dramaleague of Boston: Selective (paper) Davis, 101 Tremont list of Ways for amateurs, st., Boston.(paper) 25 cents.] arr, by R. S. 802. Bates, B. W.Pageants and pageantry. Gives five pageantsRoman, Ginn.$1.25 medieval, colonial, one of myths,and one of letterssuitablp highechool students. Includesan historical sketch of pageantry, for organisation, text,stagb2gand selection of a Miens and its costuming. Ilhatrations. A. L. A. 803. Browne, H. B, 12-18803/2 Short ptays from Dickens.Scribner.$1 804. Browne, Van W9-189/3 Dyke.Secrets of scene painting and .$1.25 stage effects.Dutton. Gives processes and mechanism, silltnids needed. illustrates typical scenes, and tellshow to produce various A13-2580/3 805. ,Bullivant, C.H. Homefun.. Many forms of amateur Do*. $2 pictures, cipher codes, amuldngentertainmenttab/ea= vivant., palmistry,cloadancfna, shadow scientific' experiments. Chapteron pines for the blind. A. L. IL 11-66/3 72 LIBRARY BOORS FOR HIGH SCHOOLS.

808. Burehenal, Elizabeth, ed.Folk-dances and singing gamett,2 v.Schirmer. $1.50 Twenty-six folk-dances of Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Russia, Bohemia, Hungary, Italy, England, Scotland, and Ireland, with the music. Sub-title. 9-31031'4 807. Chubb, Percival, and others.' Festivals and plays in eho-1s and elsewhere. Harper.$2 'Discusses school festivals, gives specimen programs, descriptions of costumes, a full classed bib-- bography of festival music and costumes. 12-18545/4 808. The Shakespeare terce1itenary.Drama league of America. $0.10 Contains practical suggestions for dramatics based on the Shakespeare period. 1E16-204;9 809. Crawford, Caroline.Folk-dances and.games.Barnes.$1.60 For the teacher having some knowledge of folk-dancing.Includes Finnish, Swedish, Scotch, English, vilerman, French, and Bohemian dances.A. I.. A. 12-357.34 3 810. Earle, Mrs. A.M." Two centuries of costume in America, MDt7XX-MD1'0'IX. 2 v.. Macmillan.$5 3-31011/5 $11. Gulick, L. H.Healthful art of dancing.Doubleday.$1.40 Plea for the introduction of folk-dancing in the school, on the playground, and in the home. Pittsburgh. 10-22100;3 812. Hofmann, H. C. Games for everybody.Dodge. :2:0.60 Requiring little preparation for children, for adults for spedal days.Directions clear.cleve- land. 5.25t 30/2 813. Linc91n, 11rs. J. E. C.Festival book.Barnes.$1.60 May-day pastime and the Maypole; dancesrevels, and musical games for the playground, school, and oollege.Sub-title. 12-35735,3 814. Y.ackay, C. D. Costumes and scenery for amateurs; a practical working handbook.Holt.$1.75 Descriptions of costumes seldom used, with references to pictures and general suggestions for saasery, plates of costumes frequently used, with detailed information. 'A. L. A. 15-25989/3 815. How to produce children's plays.Holt.$1.20 History of the movement and practical chapters on scenery, costumes, and properties. Graded list of plays for school use. 15-26132'4 816. Plays of the pioneers.Harper.$1 Coxriurrs: The pioneers.Fountain of youth.May day. Vanishing race.The passing of Hiawatha.Dame Greel o' Portland Town.Oostuming the plays.Music.Bitdiocraphy. Producing outdoor pageants and pays. 15-9343,3 817. Hoderwell, H. K.Theatre of to-day.Lave.$1.50 Treats of theatre architecture, stage settings, lighting, use of color and mass, dancing, impres- sionism, and other topics concerning the modern theatre. 14-18449/4 818. Simons, S. E.; and Orr, C. I.Dramatization.Scott.$1.25

Selections from English classics adapted in dramatic form. z 13-12344/4 819. Stone, Melicent. Bankaide costume book for children.Saalfield. ' $1 Correct dress for historical periods; ecclesiastical and legal dress for special characters, siteee& tions oil making the costumes and accessories. A16-1369/4 p11.1010.1...... -

LITERATURE-GENERAL. 73 CLASS NO. 800LITERATUREGENERAL. 820. Bible. Holy Bible. (King James xersion)Oxford.$0.85 For use of English classes andfor reference. 98-1482/1 821. Old Testament narrative;al. by A D. Sheffield. side literature series)$0.75 Houghton. ,(River- Rearranged to form a continuoushistory of Israel. Offers substantially the entire Old Testament narrative for school readingin English. 11-4250/2 822. Botta,,Jas,-41, C. L.Handbook of universal $2 literature.Rev. ed. Houghton, Birti's.eye view of world literature: indicates most important works ** .terist ics of many author..Pub. and the distinguishing char- 823. Cunnington, Susan. 3-164/2 Stories from Dante.Crowell.$1.75 olives a biographical sketch anda scenario of the Commedia, with persons concerne4. chapters on many of the his

824. Gardiner, L H. Bible A10-1606/3 as English literature.Scribner.$1.66 Considers the various types of literaturefound in the Bible with ilium In the light of modern research. N.Y. rat ive quotations. Written 6- 33638th Guerber, H. A. Book of the epic.(School ed.)Lippincott. h-es classical, mediaeval andodern epics In story form. $1.50 13-25907/3 81:6. Moulton, $. G. World1 era ure and itsplace in general $1.75. culture.Macmillan. survey from the point of viewoft 1. L. k. English-speaking peoples.Syllabus for study purposes. 11-6359/3 827. Plummer, M. W. Stories from the chronicle ofthe Cid.Holt. Retold from Southey's Chronicleof the Ctd and Lockhart's Spanish $0.90 from the latter. A. L. A. ballads with quotations

828. Poi-tor, L. S. Greatest 10- 28009/2 books in the world.Houghton.$1.25 Interpretive studies of the Odyssey.The Divine Comedy .tloethe's Don Quixote.Pilgrim's progress.Book of Job. Faust. Arabian nights. 829. Tagore, Rabindranath. 13-23637/4 Gitanjali (song offerings):acollection of prose translations made by thelauthorfrom the original Bengali. Probably the most representative Macmillan. of the author's works. A. L. A. $1.25 830. Walsh, W. S. Heroes 13-11970/2 and heroines of 'fiction,modern famous characters and famous prose, and poetry; names in novels, romances.poems, and dramas, classified analyzed, andcriticised. Lippincott.$3 14-18549/3 CLASS NO. 807 LITERATURESTUDY AND TEACHING. 831. Bates, Arlo. Talkson teaching literature. Houghton.$1.30 Concerns the problems, Esonditions,the inspirational use of literature, and voluntary reading. A. L.A. the study of various fortis, 832. alks on the study ofliterature. 6-37886/3 In essay style, criticism, anecdotes, Houghton. $1.50 and advice.A. L. A. 4-13790/3 . 74 LIBRARY BOOKS FOR HIGH SCHOOLS.

833. Colby, Z. B.Literature and life in school.Houghton.$r.25 Pract teal discussion of the use of literature through the grades and the high school, with carefully graded lists. 6-41522/4 834. Corson, Hiram. Aims of literary study.Macmillan.$0.75 To get at the-personality of the author is the highest result of the study of his works. 4-1379713 835. Counsel upon the reading of books.Houghton.$1.50 . Comrimis: Preface on reading and books, by II. Van Dyke.-History, by II. Y. Stephens.-- Membirs and biographies, by Agnes It epplier.--Sociology, economics, and politics, by A. T. Hadley. Study of fiction, 4 Brander Mat thew s.- Poetry, by Bliss Perry.-Eastips.- by U.W. itixbir. 0-50)8/8 836. Doyle, Sir A. C. Through the magic door.Doubleday.$1.25 The magic door is that which admits to the world of literature.A rambling account of the author's favorites. Suggestive to high-school boys and girls. 8-16226/3 , 837. Boatman, Max. Enjoyment. of poetry.Scribner.$1.35 Wholly concerned with the substantial values, which are illustrated by real poetry.A. I. %. 13-79480 838. Esenwein, J. B. Studying the short story.Hinds.$1.50 For each of the eight types two tales are chosen for study. 12-25199/3 839. Hillis, N. D.Great books ass life-teachers; studies of character, real and ideal. Revell. '81.50 Addresses discussing George Eliot's Romola, Hawthorne's Scarlet letter, Victor Hugo's Lea Illserables, etc.Pittsburgh. 0-145;13 840. Neffoot, J. B. How to read.Houghton.$1.25 16-22768/3 841. Lewisohn, Ludwig. Modem drama. Huebsch .`$1.50 Interprets the drama of the last 30 years.Wisconsin. 15-9341/3 842. Marble, T. L. How to appreciate the drama; an elementary treatiseon dramatic art.Hinds.$1.25 14-9112/3 843. Matthews, J. B. Study of the drama. Houghton.$1.50 Contains historical matter and criticism of individual plays and playwright*. 10-7803/3 844. Shuman, B. L. How to judge a book. Houghton.$1.25 Aids in the formation of standards of criticism and increased appreciation, through diseu.s,io of elements of good literature.A. L. A. 10-24210/5 845. Smith, C. A.What can literature do for me?Doubleday.$1 13-10593/3 846. Woodbridge, Ulizabeth. The drama; its law and technique.. Allyn.$0.0 Founded on Fraytag's Technique of the drama and better adapted to modern American use. A. L. A. 98-2143/2 CLASS NO. SOS COMPOSITION. RHETORIC. (ENGLISH LANGUAGE.) 847. Baldwin, C. S.Writing and speaking. Longman. $1.20 Practical aid to correct Writing, based on examples, suggestions, and exercbes covering a wide field. flints on story-telling and chapter on the use of the library. A. L.A. 11- 10960/3 "848. Bates, Arlo. Talks on writing English.2 V.Houghton. $1.30 each. 4- 15778/3 COMPOSITION AND RHETORIC. 75 849. Chubb, Percival. ,Teaching of English in the elementaryand the secondary 'school.Macmillan.(Teachers' professional library) Based on the principle of unity and $1 continuity in the English course fromits beginning in the kindergarten up through the high school.Sound and practical. I-24917/2 Clodd, Edward. Story of thealphabet. stories1$0.60 Appleton. (Library ofuseful 0-5001/4 851. Cooper, F. T. Craftsmanship of writing.Dodd.$1.35 Out growth of a course in essay writing,gives advice to young writer*. 852. Crabb, George, comp.English synonyms. 11-10351/3 Quot t ions from the best writers illustrating Harper.$1.25 the use of words are given. 17-10873/2 853. Cunliffe, J. W., and Lomer, G. R., eds.Writing of to-day: models istic prose.Century.$1.50 of journal- The select ions include models of Journalistic prose, in description, narration, personal exposition and editorial, humor, controversy, sketches, literary, dramatic, musical, andart criticism. 15-16410/4 854. Baenwein, J. B. Writing the short story; a practicalhandbook on the rise, structure, writing, and sale of the modernshort story. Hinds. $1.50 , 9-13414/3 855. Fernald, J. C. Connectivesof English speech. The correct usage of repositions, Funk.$1.50 oonfunctions, relative pronouns, and t illustrated.Sub-title. adverbs explained and

856. 4-16225/3 English synonyms and antonyms, with notes on thecorrect use of prepositions.Funk.(Standard educational series) Explains the difference of meaning of $1.50 synonymous words and shows thekproper use. 14-11128/3 857. Greenough, J. B., and Kittredge, G. L. Words andtheir ways in English speech.. Macmillan.$1.10 Popular discussion of derivations, foreign influences, dletemorphosed words, language, etc.N. Y. slang, fashions in 858. Hall, 8. R. Writing an advertisement.Houghton. 1-19801/3 Analysis of the methods and the mental $1 Sub- title. processes in the writing of suooessfuladvertising. 15-12114/3 859. Kimball, L. 4. Structureof the English sentence. Amer. bk.$0.75 0-6258/2 860. Lookirdod, 8. R. H., andEmerson, M. A. Composition schools.Rev. ed. ' Ginn. $1 and rhetoric for higher 12-18517/3 861. Lounsbury, T. B. History of the. r.:::dish language.Holt.$1.25 7-30634/2 862. Manly, J. M., and Powell, J. A. Manual for writers.Univ. of Chicago. $1.25 Chapters on English composition,letter writing, preparation of typoiraphioal practices and terms. manuscript for the printer, 13-20818/3 863. Moore, Elisabeth, and others.English composition for college /women. millan.$1.25 Mac- Discussion and suggestive topics tor tote taking, lectures, clubpapers, addressee, reports, boa reviews, story telling, and othermore ubnalfosms ci expression. 14-20857/3 16 LIBRARY BOOKS FOR HIGH SCHOOLS.

864 Neal, R. W. Thought-building in eotnposition. $0.80 Training mantial in the methods and monhithics of writing with a supplementary di% Wonon jahrnalistic writing.Sub-title. 12-21338/3 865. Oreutt, W. D.Writer's desk book.Stokes.80.75 Classified rules for oapitatiration, punctuation, abbreviations, for use in preparation ofcopy for the printer.AI.* chapters on faulty diction, letterwritLg,and posts! regulationsA. 1..1. 1220$03 868. Phyfe, W. H. P.Eighteen thousand words often mispronounced.New ed. Putnam.$1.50 17-2910/3 867. Pitldn, W. B.. Art and the business of story writing.Nlacmillan.$1.25 Considers in &Mill he short story, materials, presentation, plot, Said the business side.ENertiefe are Included. 14-13048/3 868. Roget, P. Y. Thesaurus of English won's and phrasee classified and arranged en as to facilitate the expression of ideas.Crowell.$1 'ropiest arrassomou. Index refers to each word in Its various meanings and relations.%. I.. .4. ES13-76/3 869. Slater, S. B. Freshman rhetoric.Heath,$1 Included be reuse of the chapter on the use of the library. 11-1%971 870. Smith, L. P.English language.Holt. (Home university library)$0.50 f?nrvey of the history and gni h, chiefly confined to vocabulary: 12-16312/2 871. Webster, W. F.English for rieetintiiwy tohonls.Houghton.$0.90 Teachers' manual, bawd on outlined four years course, Inv ing a (1,1 ailed treatment.Illusive- : (Weis and suggestive questions. 12-3832 2 872. Woolley, B. C.Handbook of composition; a compendium of .rules.Heath. PESO 7-36923 3 873. ------Mechanics of writing; u convenitium of rules.Heath.$1.12 Supplements the pretwling. 9--2S296 CLASH NO. Ma.*POETRY. DRAMA. (GENERAL CVLLECI1ONS.)

874. Bryan, G. S.Poem it of country life.Sturgis.$1 Brief poems grouped under: Country folk - Country tasks-Country pleasures-Country Liets- inp-Country fun -Country scenes- Country ties. 12-20802,i; 813. Dickinson, T. N., ed.Chief contemporarygdramatists; twenty plays from the recent drama of England, Ireland, Atrlea, (lermany, France, Belgiuin, Nor- way, Sweden, and Russia.Houghton.$3 Corrissrs: Lady Windermere's fan, by Wilde.-Second Mrs. Tanqueray, by Pinero.-if1e141 and his lost angel, by Jones.-Strife, by Gabworthy.-Madras house, by Barker.--Bour-gia,, by Yeats.-Riders to the sea, bySynge. --Rising of the moon, by Lady Gresgory.-Truth, by Fitch.-Great Divide, by Moody.-Witehing hour, by Thomas. -Seareerow, by bfaciraye.- Weavers, by Ilauptmann.-Wale of content, by audermann.-Rod robs by Driesix.-Rnow thy-- self, by ifervieu.-Pelleas and Methande; by Maeterlinck.- Beyond humanpower, by Bjornson.- TMlather, by .4. Strindborg.--Cherry orchard, by A. Tehekbov. 15-4813/22 876. Holland, R. S.Historic poems and ballads.Jacobs.. $1.50 sixty paean deecrlbiag stirring WNW initiatory, largely United filetes, with MENA) setting and description Waviest& 111:-24,15/3 DEBATING. . 77 877. Xontgoniery, D. H. Heroic ballade, withpoems of war and patriotism,: (I inn ..0.30 PAortst cmcesists: Horattua.BAnsocliburn.Execution olItontrom.Beills1 et LOOknow. Ballad of Agincourt.Battle of the Baltic em of Marion'S Waterloo. men.Sberidanis r1ds. its 12-36889/2 SZS. Repplier, Agnes. Book (f famousverse.Houghton..(Rivwside library) W.75 Embraces martial strain, tales of brave deeds and romance, spathesballade aid *ion !pia; mainly 19th (votary verse.N. Y. 4-13927/4 F:9. Seward, S. S., jr., ed. Narrative and lyric poems, for students.Holt.$1 9-17683/3 E1.4). Stevenson, B. B., -ofiiii.Horne book III verse, American and English,1580- 1912.Bolt.$8 Over 1,000 poems by 1,10) poets, including all the beet shortpoems, and an appendix giriag a few notable foreign poems.Fully indexed. 12-2475414 681. Wiggin, Y H. D. S., and Smith, N. A.,clamps.tiOlden numbers; a book of verse 14 youth.43rosset.$0.60 l'on1ProbenAre.dasslfiea **lion tram ,t.audi poets. .uthor and title inde.Nos.5. 1.. A. 2-272.30/4 ('LASS NO. tiOs.S DEBATING. PUBLIC SPEARING. 1.1.2. Alden, R. M. Art of debate.Holt.$1.12 isculsionlucid, end illustrative !note/tans the must happy stet.Dial. 0814/4 f tat. Broogings, W. D., nod Ringwalt, R. C., (do.Briefs for debate on current political, economic, and social topics.Lougmans.$1.25 wirth each otbje_ct, references to articles and leadingpoints, tesi and coo, are given.N. Y. Supplemented by Rinswsit's Briefs on public questIoas. 12-815/3 f+4. Clark, S. H.Interpretation of the printed page.Row. $1.25 rehabook designed to help the Iudent Interpret literature orally and silently. 15-15464/3 88:). !teeny ein, J. B., and Carnagey, Dale.Art of public speaking.Home (orrerrp. school.kWriter's library)$1.62 Tre3ts of theyersonal side of oratory.Suggests themes for speeches and debates and includes /modern. sele,ctim4fer study and praCtice. . 15-5450/4' 46. itverts, H. J.Vocal expression; a class-book of voice training and inborn.. lotion.Harper.11 11 --2i417/4 f47 . Foster, W..11.Debating for boys.Sturgis.$1 I Popular in style for boy's owe um. ... 15-17812/2 888 Foster, W. T. Argumentation gnd debating.Houghton.$1.23 , Presents the essentials simply, in the order In which the difficulties irbe Insalmi pasties. The point of view is that of the student. . .

. . 17-23795/3 . Layeoek, Craven, end Scales, R. L. Argumentation and debate.Macmillan, $1.10 r , 1 Manual for teachers and students. Dismiss, prindiplis applicable alike to writtenand spoken 1 discourse, treating oral srgunient most fully. Nation. . , .47-24488/4 . .., 78 LIBRARY BOOKS FOR HIGH SCHOOLS. 890. Lay000k, Craven, and Spofford, A. It.. Manual of argumentation for high schools and academies.Macmillan.$0.50 Foe beginners. 6-3497/3 891. Lewis, C. L. Handbook of American speech.Scott.$0.80 16-8926/3 892. Pearson, P. K., ed.Intercollegiate debates.Hinds $1.65 Briefs and reports with references covering 'noble= of political science, govern/sent, banking and currency, and social questions. 10-765/7 893. Phelps, B. U., comp.' Debaters' manual.2d and rev. ed. Wilson. (Debaters'. handbooks) $1.25 Considers the preparation of the debate organization and management of debating societies and leagues, subject index to books containing complete debates and briefs and list of high - school and college debating societies, made up largely of reprints. 16-23142/2 894. Ring-wait, R. C.Briefs on public .questions.Longman. $1.20 Briefs and references on 25 presenttday queAtions. 12-816/3 895. linbbinn, B. C.High school debate book.McClurg.$1 Practical handbook, containing 18 briefs on live subjects, with references.Preliminary chapters on the vahle of debate, briefing the question and preparing the speech.A. L. A. 11-30808/3 896. Robert, H. X. Rules of order.Scott.$0.75 A compendium of parliamentary law, and explanation of the methods of organizing and conducting the business of societies.Oregon. 15-10862/3 1897. Shurter, B. D. Extempore speaking for school and college.Ginn.$0.90 8-20155/3 8981t Rhetoric of oratory.Macmillan.$1.10 Soho& and college textboOk including 12 orations. 9-2002/4 899. Thomas, IL W. Manual of debate. 'Amer. bk.$0.80 Brief manual, based on classroom practice. With each form a method for refutation is given, and many examples.' A: L. A. 10-9423/3 900. Winter L. L. Publicspeaking.Macmillan.$2 Discjion ofVhe principles of technical training and of platformpractice, with a number of well- chosen selections. 15-9731/4 CLASS NO. 808.8 READING AND SPEAKING. (COLLECTIONS.) 901. Clark, S. H., ed.Handbook of best readings.Scribner.$1.25 Prose and poetry for reading aloud and for speaking. Some famous short stories inclqLed, among them The revolt of mother. Contains humorous selections also.Selections are ratheAmg, and are adapted to rather advanped students.Oregon. 2-19089/3 902. and Blanchard, P. K. Practical public speaking.Scribner.$1 Contains illustrative selection& 99-3904/4 993. Onmnock, B. Y. Choice readings. New ed. McClurg.$1:50 This edition includes about 10 pages of new material, including selections from Ben Hur,. II I

were king, Lincoln, the man of the people, and The man with the hoe. . 1 t. 13-20133/4 B. L, and others,Futpt, Stinidaid selections.(Schooled.)el.) Ginn. '$1.25 . . 7-14811/3. 905. Mogan, Anna, amp. Selected readings.McClurg.$1.50 Prom selections, monologues, poetry, verse, manes, and dialogues. Contains considerable mate- tialsot in other collection,. ° 9-15868/2

1. # LkEBICLNLITEasnrsz. 19 008. O'Neill, A. T. L., comp. Recitations for assembly and classroom, withsuggested programs.Macmillan.$1.10 Selections for pads and high school pupils, groupedunder ballads and narrative poems, general nature poems, poems for occasions, child fancies, dialogues. 9- 14394/2 907. Pearson, P. M., ed.Speaker. 6 v.Hinds. each, $1.75 In making the selections, the aim has been to include only good literature, on worthy themes,. effective for public presentation. Fresh materialhas been chosen, including excerpts and adaptations from the olderatandard and modern authors.The selections are varied, takeutrom Both% essays, orations, drama, and poetry. Humor, dialogue, and dialect are represented. A. L. A. 7-30158/4 908. Schau.ffier, R. H., ed. Arbor day.Moffat.(Our American h olidays)$1.10 9-29849/3 909. Christmas, its origin, celebration, andsignificance as related in prose and verse,Moffat. (Our American holidays)$1.10 7-39006/2 910. Flag day: its history, origin, andcelebration as related in story.Moffat. song and (Our American holidays)- 12-10662/2 911. Memorial day (Decoration day); its celebration,spirit, and significance as related in prose and verse.Moffat.(Our American holidays) $1.10 11-6709/2 912. Thanksgiving; its origin, celebration, andsignificance as related in prose and verse. Moffat.(Our American holidays)$1.10 7-31450/2 913. Washington's birthday; its history, observance,spirit, and,significance as related in prose and verse, with a selection fromWashington's speeches and writings.Moffat. (Our American holidays)$1.10 10-4384/2 914. Smith, B.. O., and Hazeltine, A. Y.,comp..Christmas in legend and stimy. Lothrop.$1.50 Poems, legends, and stories chosen because of theirliterary merit and reverent nature. A. L. k. 15-16883/2 CLASS NO. 811 AMERICAN UTERATUREHISTORY.. 03e4 also Classes 920, 921, for lives of authoitt.) 915. Bates, S. L. American literature. Macmillan.$1 13-24199/2 918, Brownell, W. C. Americanprose masters:Scribner.$1.50 Discusses Cooper, Hawthorne, Emerson, Poe, Lowell,and Henry James. 9-28257/8 917. Burton, Richard. Literary leaders of America;a elase-book on American literature.Scribner.$1.10 Corrrsirrs: Earlier perlod.Irving.Cooper.Poe.Hawthorne.--Emerson.Hryant.Long- fellow.Holmes.Whittier.LowellWhitmaa..Ianler.Preeentday. 4-8291/13 918. Clark, Z. ft.Study of English and American poets.Scribner: $2 costzwrs: Chaucer. Spenser.Milton. Dryden.--Pope.Burns.Cowper. ley.Byron. Coleridge. Wordsworth. Emerson. * Ing.Whittier --TenetTicip.Holmes. Bryant. Lowell. Longfellow. Brown. 0-8889/4 919. Cooper, ir.;T.f}ome Anterican stoO Bolt.$1.60 CoIrriewm: Francis Marion Crawford.Sts DouglasWlegia.Winston Chambers.Ellen Glargow.DavidGraham Phillips.Robert Herrick.-4dith Wharion.--Nevr ton Booth Tarkington."0. Heary."Gertrude Ambrose Bien& Atherke.Owen Wister.Prank Norsk. 11-49890/18 4 . 410. ummurr MOM -Pbfir RIO SCHOOLS.

991Y. Higgineon, T. W., and Boynton; H. Ir.Reader's history of American literature.Houghton. _ 91.25 Camila:sites attention on leading figures.Brief, but eomplete and.00nsecutive.Pittsburgh. 3--24321/4

921. Howells, W. D. Literary friends and acquaintance.Harper.$2.50 . A personal retiespeSt of American authorship.Sub-title. 0-6798/4 $22. Long, W: S.American literature.Gihn.$1.35 En;phasi upon literattire r an expression of the national spirit.Full on colonial and revolt)- tionary literature. 13-21798/4 923. Pancoast, H. S.Introduction to American literature.2d ed.Holt.$1.24 From colonial period to present. 12-21.339/3 924. Pattee, F. L. Historyof American literature since 1870.Century.$2 Survey treating the National period:(Civil war) fully.Treats only of the writers who did their -first distinctie work before 1S92.A. L. A. V `15- 2379512 925. RichardsonC. F. American literature.2 v.Putnam.$3.75 I.Jeefutlarge' manual. Broad, sensible, and scholarly.;Nation. 17- 14660/2 926. Rittenhouse, 3. B. Younger American poets.Little.$1.75 CONTENTS: Richard Hovey.Lizette Woodworth Reese. Bliss arman.Louise lmogen Guiney.George E. Santayana.Josephine Preston Peabody.Charles G. D. Roberts.Edith M. Thomas. Madison Cawein.George E. Woodberry. Frederic Lawrence Knowles.- -.lice Brown.Richard Burton.Clinton Scollard. Mary McNeil Nenollose.R idgely Torrence. - Gertrude Hall.- Arthur Lipson. 4-32306/20 927. Stedman, E. C.Poets of America. Houghton.$2.50 Co,trEyrs: Early and recent conditions.Growth of the American schools.Bryant.Whit, tier.Fmerson.Longfellow.Poe.Holmes.Lowell.Whitman.Bayard Taylor.The out. look. 4-13837/3 928. trent, W. P. History of Xmerican literature.Appleton.$2 Outline peeled with historical facts, critical evaluations, names and titles.A. L. A. 3-15003/2 -929. .and.Brekine, John. Great American writers.Holt. (Home university library)$0.50 Corrrsters: Franklin, Brockden, Brown, and Irving.BryantCooper.Hawthorne. Poe. The transcendentalists.New England poets.The historians.Webster and Lincoln.Stowe. Whitman. Bret Hart° and Mark Twain. 12-22058/3 930, Vedder, H. C. American writers of to-day.Silver.$1.50 Covrrxrs:Stedman.Francis Parkman.Howells.--Henry James. Ware Aldrich. harkTwain.Crawford.Burnett.CharlesEgbertCraddock.Phelps.Wilkins.Bret Hterte.--Ha le.Edward Eggleston.Cable.Stoddard.Stookton.Joaquin 10- 18406/22 1191. Wendell, Barrett.Literary history of America.Scribner,(Library of Metal"? history)$3.50 Not a complete history: vivacious though raker sketchy essays.Amer. hist. rev. 17-21586/3 CLASS NO. alek AMERICAN LITERATURECOLLECTIONa. Ashman, ed.' -Modem prose and poetry for secondary schools. Hough- ton.$0.85 Thirty-gsven seaetions ism mess American literature fir collateral reading in the firstand :mead year. 14-10185/3

. . AMERICAN POETRY.

933. gams, W. B., ed.Selection; from early Americanwriters.Macmiflan. $1.25 From representative American writers before Washington Irving. 9-14597/2 934. Ha Ileck, R. P., and Barbeur, E. G. Re tidingsfrom literature.Amer. bk. $018.5 Sixty-three selections from both English and American writers and poetry; comprising both prose and-, 15-10984/4, 935 Simms, S. E.,comp.American literature through illustrative readings. Scribner.$1.12 Poems and pros extracts from Captain Jn Smith to Percy MacKay..Living writers have been given largest space. 15-2913/3 936. Trent, W. P., ed.. Southern writers: selections inprose and verse. 'Macmillan. $1.10 Divided into three periods: 1607-1789, the literature of theoolonies Yid the Revolution; 1790- 1605, Literature of the Old South; and 1804-1903, the literatureof the New South. Book review digest. 5-17317/3 937. and Wells, B. W., eds.ColonialVose and poetry.3 v.Crov/ell. (Handy volume classics)each, $0.50 , 3-16842/5 CLASS NO. 111 AMERICAN POMMY. .938. Bryant, W. C.Poetical works.Appleton.$1.50 6-21932 939. Drummond, W. Hz Thevoyagpur and other poems. Putnam. $1.20 French -Canadian dialect. 5-16166/2 940. Emerson, R. W. Poems.(Centenary ed.)Houghton.$1 4-22485/1 941. Field, Eugene. Poen& (Complete ed.)Scribner.$2 Contains the poems published in separate collections andFOINd fugitive verse. 16-656/1,.4 942. Hagedorn, Hermann. Troop of the guard,and other poems. Houghton. $1.10 - Tie 1907 Harvard class poem and others; witha one-act play. 9-28256/2 . 943. Holmes, 0. W. Complete poetical works.(Cambridge ed.) Houghton. $1 4-13823/1 944. Lanier, Sidney.Poems.Scribner.$2, 17-1199P 945. Longfellow, H. W. Complete poetical works.(Cabinet ed.) Houghton.$1 5 8-19147/1 946. Narrative poems; ed. by J. R. Powell.Scott.(Lake English classics) $0.40 9-117/2 947. Song of hiawatha. Houghton.(Riverside literature series)$0.40 The beet school library edition of thtpoem. Frederic Remington's illustrationssad to tilt ateractivenees of the volume. Oregon.. .. _98-1340/1 948. Lowell, Z. R, Poetical works.(Household ed.) ' Houghton. $1 . 8-13808/1 949. Markhamt,Edwin. Man with the hoe and otherpoems. Doubleday.. $1 08668/2 10907 *-18----43 82 LIBRARY BOOKS FOR !OH SCHOOLS.

'950: Moody, W. V. Gloucester moors and other poems. Houghton.$1.25 e 13-17059/2 951. Poe, B. A. Complete poems; ed. by J. H. Whitty.2d. ed. enl.Houghton. $2.25 113645/1. See also Raven, Fall of the house of Usher, and other poems and tales; ed. by W. P. Trent. Houghton. (Riverside literature series)$8.40 Contains The goldbug, The purloined letter, The tell-tale heart. 127-37771/6 952. Riley, J. W. f.arm .rhymes: Bobby.$1.25 5-29997/2 953. Poems here at home.Groeset.$0.60 12.-38035/2 954. Van Dyke, Henry.Poems.Scribnet. $2 Contains the drama The house of Rimmon, the poems included In the volumes, Music, The TM toiling of Felix, The builders, and tli White bees, and other writings. 11-25704/1 955. Whitman, 'Falb Poems.(Astor ed.)Crowell.$0.60 2-17839/1

958. Whittier, J. G. Complete poetical works.(Autogutph ed.) Houghton.$1 4-29794/1 CLASS NO. 81110 AMERICAN POETRY-COLLECTIONS. (See also Class .808.1.) 957. Braithipiaite, W. S. B.Anthology of magazine verse for 1915. Gomme. $1.75 , Useful in providing the new poetry. ./ 15-26325/4 958. Campbell, W. W., comp,Oxford book of Canadian verse.Oxford.$2 14-30423/3 959)!Eumphrey,L. H.,,comp.Poetic new world.Holt.$1 Roemeof historical and literary associations in Adler Ica, one half of the space given to New England. t 14-16140/3 960, Long, .44,W.,,comp.American poenv, 1776-1900.Atnernk.$0.9b Useful for,supplementary school work, and-Tor libraries un to own the standard anthologies. ./ 6--1810/2 t 961. Neale, Walter; comp.Masterpieces of the southern ts.Neale.$17' 13--t293/3 962. Page. C. H., comp.Chief American poets e Houghton.$2 Selected-poems by Bryant, Poe, Emerson,.Longfellow, Whittier, Holmes, Lowell, Whitman, aad Lanier. . 5.- 34169/3 963. Stedman, B. C., ed. American antholo y 1787-1900.Houghton,$2.25 Grouped chro'nologically aftd has index of first lines, titles; and poets. Attempts to represent beet work.A. L. A. 4-1407;4 CLASS NO. 812 AMERICAN DRAM*. 964. Dickinson, T. Bred. Wisconsin plays; original one-act plays from thereper- - tory of the Wisconsin dramatic node* Huebsch: $1.50, Coalmen: Neighbours, by Zona Gale.-In hpepltal, by Tell. Dilinson.-Cilory of the morning, -by W11%. Leonard. 15-26087/8 9r}6. Hspnedyt0. B. Servant'in thehout.Harper: $1.25 8-114511/2 , A modern morality play. 966. Long, L. A.Radisson, the voyageur.Holt.$1 Fonfact play in blank verse.Directions for costuming and mounting and directions for use as a "rt. 14-- . drA AMERICAN ESSAYS. 841 - 937.Uackaye,P. W. Jeanne d'Arc: a drama. Macmillan.$1.25 I Historical play'in blank verse of lyric, cadence and beauty.Rather a series of rich dramatic pictures than ts closely welded drama. N. Y: A , I 0-35545/2 968. Sanctuary; a bird masque.Stokes.$1.25 N Written for the dedication of the bird sanctuary of Meriden,New Hampshire. Foreword. 14-3923/2 969. The scarecrow; or, The glass of truth.Macmillan.$1.25 Scene laid in Massachusetts town in the late seventeenthcentury. 8-7113/2 ... 970 Peabody, 'Mrs.J. P. The piper: a play in four acts.Houghton.$1.25 ti Versiorrof the Pied piper of Hamilin legend, ofuncommon poeUo quality, WAIT distinetiou, and dramatic value. A. L. A.

. 0 . 9-29824/2 971. Wolf of Gubbio; a comedy in three acts.Houghteft. 41.25 Based on the legend of St. Francis and "Brother" Wolf.Time, the day before cjpistmas 700 years ago. A. L. A. , 13-725910/2 972. Quinn, A. H., ed.Representative Ame rican playa.Century.$2.75 Cowrzsrrs: Prince of Part hia, by'T. Godfrey.Contrast, by 4.Tyler.Antird, by W. Dunlap.-411 Superstition, by J. N. Barker.Charles the Second, by J. H.Payne an4 W. Irving.Triumph at Plattsburg, by R. P. Smith.Pocahontas, by G. W. P. Curtis.BroklcofBogota, by R. M. Bird.Tortess, the usurer, by N. P. Willis.Fashion, by A. C. ILRitohle.Franoesca da Rimini, by G. H. Boker.Leonora, by J. W. Howe.The Octoroon,by D. Boualesult.Rip van Winide as played by Joseph Jefferson. Haile Kirke, by 8. Mackaye.--Shensodasb,by B. Howaird. Secret service, by W. Gillette.MakIpme Butterfly, by D. Belascoand J. L. Long.Her great twitch, by C. Fitch.New York idea, by L. Mitchell.Witching hour, by A. Thomas.Faith healer, by W. V. MoOdy.Laoarecrow, by P. Ilackaye.The boss, by R. Crothers. by E. SheldontHe and she, 17-4225/53 CLASS' O. de AMERICAN ESSAYS AND PROSEMISCELLANY. (See Class 815 for collections of. Orations.)

973. Burroughs, John.Fresh fields.Houghton.$1.15 CONTENTS:Nature in England.English woods.Carlyle'scountry.Hunt for the *haw. gale.English and American song birds.Impressions ofsome English birds.In Wordsworth/a country.--,;Glanoe at British wild flowers.British fertility.Sundayin Cheyne row.At sea. 12-18408/2 974. Indoor studies.;Houghton.$1.15 CaNtENTs: Thoreau.Science and literature.Science andthe poets.Matthew Arnold's criticism.Arnold's view of Emerson and Carlyle.OilbertWhite's book.Malformed glant.r P Brief essays.An egotistical ohaptes. ! \- 12-31134/3 975. - Riverby, Houghton.$1.15 . CONTENTS:. A mpng the wild-flowers.Heart of the southernCatsldlls.Bhts'eggs.Aird court- 'ship.Notes from the priirie.Eye-beams.Youngmarsh hawk.The ohipmunk.--Spring jot- , tings.Glimpees of wild life ---Lite of fear.LoVers of nature.Taste Of Kentucky bluegrass.In Mammoth cave.Hasty obeeryation.Bird life iisan olcl appletree.Ways of sportamen.Talle: With young observers. 4 ... 076. Burton, Richard. 12- 31069/4 Literary liltI :: Lothrop.$1.50 It , Corrsoss: R. L. Stevenson.The de tic and aristocratic in literature.Phaiee.of fiction. Mormon, Daudet, James.Ideals in Amcan literature.Renaissanoe pictures In Browning's poetry. . r Okt Englill,h PoDitY--W Irving's services to Amerload hastily -A battle Ian reate.Rpusissance in English.A ..- ngiish.Liteiatnre Re children. . . '. ., , 3-1969h 977. Orothers, B. M. Among leide.Houghton.41.25 , 'tom' Among friends. crAmerioan *shoot of politeunlesrnjng.Hundred worst Solics.Convemtion of books.In of poilticians.--41y missionary life in fershi.T/ie WNW- in the theologian semlnary.-11 1 , of ethics. Merry &oil of odualotion. 10- 26156/2

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978. C7rothers, S. lL Gentle reader.Houghton.$1.25 ecyriarrs: Gentle reader.=Enibyment of poetry.-Mission of humor. -Casee of conscience eon- . awning witch-crafts.-Honorable points of ignorance. -That histoty ahestWbe readabie.-Evo- Julian of the gentleman.- Hinterland of.scienbe.-Gentle reader's Mends among the clergy.- Quixotism.-jptImate knowledge and delight. 3-25285/2 . .. -. 979. Emerson, R. W. English traits; .Representative meh; and other eeeays.Dut- ton.(Every-diau's library)(Library binding)$0.50 Commas: English trafts.-Representative men.-Amerioan scholar. -Man the reformr.- The eonserrative.-The transcendentalbst. -Young America. A10-23/3 $80. Essays.First and second series,peon.tEveryman's library) (library binding)$0.50 Connacrs:Firstseries:History.- Self-rellance.-Compensation.-Spi;ftel laws.- Love.- Friendship.- Pruderoe.--Hercism.-0 versoul.-Circke.-Intellect.-Art. 'Fleecedseries:The poet.-Experience. -Character.-Manners.-.Gifts.-Nature.-Politics.- Nominalist and realist.-New England reformers. W7-181/1 981. Erskine, John. The moral obligation to be intelligent, and other essays: Duffield,$1

Other essays: Call to servioe.--Mizid of Shakespeare.-Magie and wonder in literature. n, 15-23793!2 $82: Franklin, Benjanlin.Selections from the , writings of Benjamin Franklin; ed. by U. W. Cutler.Crowell. (Handy volume gclassics, pocket ed.)$0.35 5-2'1012/2 983. Holmes, 0. W. Autocr4t of the breakfast table.Dutton.(Everyman's library)'(Library binding) '$0.50 W7-185/2 ,,,984. - Over the teacups.Houghton,.$1.50 12-39445/2. 985. Professor at the breakfast table.Crowell.$0.35 2 -a2684912 988. Irving, Washington. Brwebridge Hall; illus. by Randolph Caldecott.(('ranford ed.) '-Macmillan.$1.50 13-3952/2 987. Old Christmas.Macmillan.(Illustrated pocketlassies)$1 3-27589/2 98g. Rip van Winkle and The legend of Sleepy Hollow; illus. by G. H. Boughtop.Macmillan.(Illustrated pocket classics)$1 17-26797/2 Sketchbook of Geoffrey Crayon, gent.Dutton.( Everyman's lib'rary) (Librarrbindint)$0.50 4 A10-2210/2 990. Tales from the Alhambra; ed. by Josephine Brower; illus. by C.zE. 'Brock,Hotight6ii.$1.25 The legends retold are: Arabian astrologer,-Prince Ahmed al K amel, Moor's legacy, three beautiful princesses, Rose of the Alhambra, Two discreet statues. 1V" JO-26172/3 991. Lincoln, Abraham.Inaugurals, addretlees, and letters (selections), ed. ,by D. K. Dodge.' Longman. (English classics)$0.25 10-242131/2 9911. - Speeches and letters.Duttos3.(Everyman's library)(Library bind ing)$0.50 . 7-15574/1 993. Lowell, T. S. Awing tny books. Houglifon.2 v.each, $2 covrsirrs: Dryden . - Witchcraft. - Shakespeare once more. -Ntlw England two centuries ago.- Lessing.-Reuseeau and the sentlmentahats. 13-20109/2 994. - 43ooks and libraries, and ether papers.Houghton. '(1tiverside

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995. Lowell, J. R. My study windows.Houghton.$2 CONTTXTM My garden aoquaintanoe.A' word for winter.Ona certain 000descension in foreigners.A groat public character.- -Carlyle. Abraham Lincoln.JameeGates Percival. Thoreso.Swizieburne's tragedies.--Chaucer.Library of old authors.Enzerson.Pope. 17-16121/13 996. Itabie, H. W. Books and culture.Dodd.$1.25 On the charm and teachings of literwture.Illustrations drawn mainly from Homer, Shakes- peare, and Goethe. A. L. A. 4-13/41/1/3 997. Repplier, Agnes.In our convent days.Houghton.$1.25 Delicately humorous papers suggested by experiences ina convent school. A. L. A. 5-33973A 998. Varia.Houghton.$1.25 CONTENTS: The eternal feminine. The deathless diarytGuides.Little pharisees intic Feted. Gayant.Cakes and ale.Old wines and new.Royalroad of fictIon.From the

4- 13863/3 999. Thoreau, H. D.Walden., Dutton.(Everyman 's library)(Library binding)$0.50 ) A10-32/2 1000. A week on the Concord and Merrimack rivers.Crowell.$0.75 11-20622/3 1001. Van Dyke, Henry. Days off and Other digressions.Scribner.$1.50 CoNwrrs: Days WT.Holiday in a vaoation.His other engagement.Boiks I have lovedas a boy.Among the Quantock hills.Between the lupin and the laurel.Little RedTom.-811- verhorns.Notions about novels.Some remark on gulls.Leviathan.Art of leavingoff. 7--33932/2 1002. Eetays in application.Scribner.$1.25 is the world growing better?Ruling classes 4n democracy.Publicbmania. Heritage of Afnerican ideals.The powers that be.Flood of books,Books, literature,and the people.Chrittianity and currentliterature.Church in the city.Property and theft.t'reatice ideal of education.School of lite, . 5-34645/2 1003. Visherman'e luck, and some other uncertain things., Scribner.$1.50 CONTENTS: Fisherman's luck.The thrilling moment.-.-Talkability.Awild strawberry. Lovers and landscape.A fatal sucoess,Fishing is books.A Norwegianhoneymoon.Who- owns thk mountains.A lazy, Idle brook..0pen fire.A slumber Ong. 5-32463 2 1004. Little rivers.Scribne.$1.25- CONTENTS: Little rivers.-1.39,1 of spearmint. Ampersand. Handful ofheather.Restigoutthe to from a horse-yacht.Alpenrosen and goat's milk.Au large.Trout fishing inthe 'sratm.-.-- At the sign of the balsam bough.Song after sundown. 3- 2.4831/4 100. Van Dyke book; cony. by EdAS Mime.Scribner.(1School reading) $0k0 Corranirs: A boy and a rod.Little rivers.Wood magic. Camping out.Open fire.Songs out of doors.A friendof Justice.:Thrilling moment.Keeper of the light.Handful of clay. First Christints tree . Bits of blue-sky iShilopophy.Story of the author's life. 5:-.11049/3 1006: Warn r, C.$. of the deer aid other essays.Houghton.(River- side literature series)$0.25 Commas: A-hunting of the deer.-7Hoil.killed aibear.Lose In the woods.C"mping A wilderness romance. t mine people call pima* 9--'-21000/2 10Q7. Being a boy.Houghton. '$0.40 5-33975/2 1008. t'In die w,iWerness Houghton.(Riverside literaturl series)00.80 ar 13-18072/2 Si . 86 LIBRARY BOOKS FOB HIGH SCHOOLS.

CLA,NO. 514.8 AMERICAN PROSE filISCELLANYCOLL/XTIONS. 1009. Carpenter, G. R., ed.Ameridan prose.Macmillan.$1. Selections with critical introductions by various writers and a general introduction. 'Bub-title. 98--846/20 1010. Greenlaw, E. A.,ed.Familiar letters,English and American.Scott. (Lake English classics)$0.40 15-17821/4 1011. Matthews, J. B. Oxford book of American essays.Oxford.$1.50 - Thirty-two mars from Franklin and Irving to Crothers and Trent. 14-22692/2 1012. Scudder, H." B., ed.American prose.Rev. ed.Houghton.$1 Selections from Hawthorne, Irving, Longfellow, Whittier, Holmes, Lowell, Thoreau, and Emerson. 12- 38448'4 CLASS NO.15 AMERICAN ORATIONS COLLECTIONS. (see Class 808.5 for books on Debati g and Public speaking.) ... 1013. Boardman, L. W., rd.Modem America speeches..Longman. $0.40 Cowrzwrs: Life 91 Carl Schnrs.True Ameri. of H 'nry W. Grady.The New South.Life of John Hay.America's love of peaeg.Career of Elihu Root.The ran-American spirit. 1 , 13-18505/2 1014. Fulton, R. I., and Trueblood, T. C.British aid American e loquence: Ginn.$1.25 Selections from 101 speeches made by 22 noted English and American orators, with blograpincal sketches preiving each group. A useful collection for the library.A. L.A. 12-24029/3 1015.Harding, S. B., ed.Select orations illustiating American political ,history. Macmillan.$1.25 . 9-26305/4 1016. Johnston, Alexander, ed.American orations; studies in American political history, ed. by J. A. Woodburn.Putnam.4 V.each, $1.25 4-13868/5 1017. Bingwalt, R. C., ed.Modern American oratory.bolt.$1.12 Orations included are: General amnesty, by Schurs.Bigbt to trial by jury, by Black.Daniel O'Connell, by Phillips.-100th aimiversary of the inauguration of Washington, by Depaii.4Lead- erstq of educated men , by Curtis. New South, by Grady.Sepulcher in the garden, by Beecher. Nagy pages of the book devoted to the theory of oratory.Oregon. p . 98-10013 1018. Shurter, B. D., ed.Masterpieces of modern oratory.Ginn.$1 . . CONTENTS: Conciliation with the American colonies, by Burke.Murder of Captain Joseph White, by Webster. A house divided t itself can not stand, byLincoln.-Scholar in a republic, by Phillips.Public duty of educe n, by Curtis . R ace problem in the South, by Grady. Puritan and the cavalier, by Watterson ulogy of Robert E. Lee, by Daniel. Eulogy of Ulysses 8. Grant, by' Porter.Immortality of good dieds, by Reed. Tribute to Marcus A. Hanna, by Beveridge.Marshall and the constitution, by Cockran.Intemational arbitration, by Schurz. Opportunity, by Spaulding.Salt, by VaniDyke. 7-3094/1u° 1019. Washington, George. Washington's farewell address; and Webster's first 'Buzaker Hill oration; ed. by A. J. George.Heath.(English classics)$0.25v e 5-34000/3 11/20. Ruler; of conduct, and Farewell address.Hmighton4, (Rivert;ide literaturo series)$0.25 18-26869/2 . 1021. -- Writings; ed. by L. B. Evans.Putnam.(Writings of Amerkan statesmen) . $2.50 . ° 8-35847/2' 1022. Webster, Daniel. Daniel Webster for young Americans, comprisisglie greatest speecheNoed. by 0. F. Itichardion.(School ed.)Little'.$0.50 6--6735/2, ENGLISH LITERATURE. 87 1023..lWebster, Daniel. Speeches and orations, with an essay on Daniel Webs* as a master of English 'style by E. P. Whipple.Little.$2.50 9-14648 1024. Webster's first Bunker HilLoration and Washington's farewell address; ed. by F. N. Scott.Longmans.(English classics)$¢25, 5-34641/3 1025. and !Layne, E. T.Great debate.Houghton.(Riverside literature series)$0.40 Ca 12-1084/2 1026. Wilson, Woodrow. Why we are at war: messages to Congress, January to 'April, 1917.Harper.$0.50 Includes fillet the President's of war, April 6. 191,', and his Message to the Amer. ican peoplak April 15, 1917. . 17-13747/5 CLASS NO. 820 ENGLISH LITERATURE-MEMORY. (See also Classes 920, 921 for lives of authors.) 1027. Been, H. A. History of English romanticism in the eighteenth century. Holt.$2 98-2045/3- 1028. From Chaucer to Tennyson.Grosset.$0.75 tompact critical sketch with illustrative selections. 11-16080/2 Is 1029. Boyd, B. A.Ireland's literary renaissance.Line.$2.50 '" Comprehensive &mouth with ditical studies of Synge, Moore, Yeats, Lady Gregory, Collin% Ervin* MacManus, and many others. . % . 14 --22856/4 1030.*Brboke, 8. A.English 4iterature from the beginning to the Norman conquest. Macmillan.$1.50 98-1470/2 -- 1031. Brcrwne,11, W., O.yie vian prose masters. $1.50 critical studies cq ThackemK Carlyle, George Eliot, 5fatthew Arnold, RusIdn,, George Meredith, . , .. 1- 26194/4 1032. Burton, Hicharck Masters of the English novel.Holt.$1.50 A story of the noveLand of individunlnovAlsts from Richardson to Hardy and Meredith. .. 9- 26007/4 1033. Clark, J. 8,,Study of English prose writers.Scribner.$2 Discusses 21 English and 5 American writers, giving distinctive features of the style of ea* with extracts. C-311/2 1034. Cooper, F. T. Some English story tellers; a book of the younger novelists. Holt.$1.60 Cor/cm: Joseph Conrad.-Willinfik Frond de Morgan.-Maurice Efewlett..7.Eden Ppotts.-E Rudynra Kipling.-William John Locke .-John Galsworth y.- A rnold Bennett,- Anthony Hope.- Mayliticialr.-Alfred 011ivant.-Mrs. Henry Dudeney.-John Trevena.Itobert Hichens.- Frank Denby. e 12-28460/17 1035. Crawshaw, P. 1),Making of English literature.Heath.21.25 7-16385/2 Cross, W. L: Development of-the English novel.' Macmillan. 11.60 English fiction from Arthurian radiance to 11. L. Stevenson, indicating continental sources end contributiOns. Considers leading novelists of each school or period.Pittsburgh. , ,, 99-3504/3. ', . 0 .1 1037. Dawson, W. Z. Makers of English poetry.Rev. i3d.Revell: $1,75 Revisid edition of Makers of modem poetry. , - .. 6-126462/3 1038. Bane* N. P. New English literskure.' Amer. bk.$1.30 11-2o112/2 4 88 LIBRARY BOOKS FOR HIGH 'SCHOOLS.

1039. Hinchman, W. S.History of English literature.Century.$1.35 . 15-8738;2 :1040. Howells, W. D. Heroines of fiction.2, v.Harper.$3.75 1-25389/4 1041. Lea, HermannThomas Hardy's Wessex.Macmillan.$2.30 Takes each novel and follows the characters through the scenes of their lives.Photographic illustrations. A14-67313 1042. Pair, G. H.English literature: modern.Holt. (Home university librnrv) .4. $0.50 Useful and suggestive outline from the pre-Elizabethan renaissance to thepresent. Compact, readable, sebolaklke, A. I.. A. 12''271 1043. Marshall, H. E.English literature for boys and girls..Stokes.$3.25 Accounts of writers from Caedmon to 'Pennytoo, including those of greatest interest foryoung people. Attractively printed, with colored illustrations. W11-62/2 1044).. Kitchell, D. G.English lands, letters, and kings.Scribner.4 A .each; $1.50. Conswrs: v. 1, Celt to Tudor. v. 2, Elisabeth to Anne. v. 3, Queen Anteto thieorp'c. v. 4, Later tleorges to Queen Victoria. Full on personal traits and habits of English writers. Nation. Does not cover Victorian era. 4-13879/3 1045. iltoody, W. V., and Lovett, R. M. History of Englishliterature.Scribner. $1.25 16-23919/3 1046. Olcott, C. S.Country of Sir Walter Scott.Houghton.$3 Description of sites of the novels and suinmare of the plots, and 60photographs of the country. 13-2078"3 '5 1047.: Georges Eliot: scenes and people in her novels.Crowell.$2 Chapters on the 'country of which she wrote, her life and character,supposed genesis of each novel, and surmised identity of her characters. A. I.. A. 10-1888R/a. 1048. Painter, F. V. N.History of English literature.Sibley.$1.400-373812 1049. Paticoast, H. S.Introduction to English literature.3d ed.Iolt.$1.35 7-29160,2 1050. Phelps, W. L.Essays on modern novelists.Macmillan.$1.50 Characterisations and criticisms of De Morgan, Hardy, Howells, Bjornson, MarkTwain, Sien- kiewics, Sudermann, Alfred 011ivant, Stevenson, Mrs. Ward, Kipling, andBla,ckmore. . 10-2313/15 1051. Ritchie, Mrs. A. I. T.Records of Tennyson; Ruskin, and Browning: three eeeays, Harper.$2 12-3)3030/3 1052. Ryland, Frederick:.Chronological outlines of English literature.Macmillan. $1.40 X13-844/3 1053. Stephen, Sir Leslie.Hours in It library.Putnam. 4 v.$6 COIVIRiTS: 1, De Foe's novels.Richarclson'snovels.Pope as kmoralist.--Sir Walter Scott. Nathaniel Hawthorne.Balute's novels.De Quineey.--31r ThomasBrowne.Jonathan Ed- warda.Hontee Walpofe. v. 2, Dr. Johnson's writings.Crabbe.WrniamHaalitt.Disraell's novela.Yeasinger.FieldIng's novels.Cowper and Rouaesan.The FirstEdinburgh review- ors.Worthworth's ethics.Landor's Imaginary ,conversation.Macaulay. v. 3, Charlotte Bronte.Charles Kingsley.--Godwin and Shelley. Orsy and hisschool.--Bterne..-Country books.George Eliot.,-Aptabiography.Carlyle's ethics. The State trials.Coleridge. .4-13882/4 40

111111111.11MilliilliglIN.1111;11111111 ENGLISH 'POETRY. 89 CLASS NO. 2811.8 ENGLISH LITEIRAWITCOLLEFIIIIONS. 1054. Cunlife, I. W., and others, eds.Century readings for a iiourse in English literature.Century.$2.50 10-2207919 1055. George, romp.From Chaucer to Arnold; types of literary art inprose and verse.Macmillan.$1.25 98-3461 1056. Hadow, G. B., and Hadow, W. H., comps. .Oxford treasury of Englishlitera- ture.3 v.Oxford.each, $0.90 CoNTISTIC v. 1, Old English to Jacobean; v. 4, (Irowth-of the drama;v. 3, Jacobean to Vic- torian. 7-67933 1057. Manly, J. Y., ed.English prose and poetry.(1137-1892),Ginn.$2 condensation of his English poetry and English prose.Explanatory and critical notes.

. 16-5893;4 1058. Nerwmer, A. G., and Andrews, A. E., ed.Twelve centuries of English pory and prose.Scott.$1.75 Selections chronologically arranged by period, and range from Beowulf to Stevenson.All gnus of writing are represented excepting the novel. 10-17603/3 CLASS NO. 821 ENGLISH POETRY. 1059. Alden, R. H., ed.English verse; specimens illuirrating its principles and history.Holt, $1.25. usettii for fohns, with illustrations.A. L. Pt. 3-8331/3 1060. Arneld, Matthew. Sohrab and Rustum, and other poems; ed. by A. H. Thoipdike.Longmans.(English classics)$0.25 10-11545/2 1061: Beo . Beowulf and the Finnesburh fragment, tr. from the Old English, by C, G 1Child.Houghton.(Riverside literature series)$f.25 4-14196/2 1062. Oldest English epic: Beowuli,.Finnsburg, Waldere, Deer, Widsith; and theerman Hildebrand; .r. in the original metres. ed. by F. B. 4ummere. MacMillan.$1.10 9-10486/7 1063. Browining, Mrs. B. B. Complete poetical works. Houghton, (Cambridge poets; Students edition)$2 04-5914/2 1064. Browining, Robert. Complete poeticalworks.Houghton.(Cambridge poeifq Studente'edition)$2 1-111/1 1065. Shorter poems; ed. by J. W. Cunliffe.Scribner. English classics) $0.25'1 9-26151 1066. BROWNING. Brooke, 8. A.Poetry of Robert Browning.Crowell.$2 Critical essays on his attitude toward nature, human life, art, womanhood, love bad otherpas. sions, With analysis of greater poems. Chapter comparing Tennyson and Browning. .N. Y. 2-24748/2 1067. Corson, Hiram. Introduction to the study of Robert Browning's poetry.Heath.$1.20 4-13901/2 1068: Bums, Robert. Complete poetical works.(Cambridge (sr.) Houghton. $1 4--4743/1 1069. Byron, G. G. N. Poems and plays.v. 1-2.Dutton.(Everynisn's library) (Library binding)each, $0.50 CON2myrs: v. 1, Hauls of Idlesen.Ocatakesal Neon. v. 2, Childs Harold's pilgrimage. gleour.Bride of Abydos.:-Thd conalt.Lota.-2188fred.Blues.itarfao Falters. jiertr and pith.Caln.-88488ipstus. , . Ail-1769/1 J S

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1070. Chaucer, Geoffrey. Canterbury tales;amodem rendering.intoprose ofthe Prologue andten tales; by P. W. Mackaye; illus. by W. A. Clark.Duffield. $2.60 Colored illustrat ions. 4-25690/2 1071. Chaucer fir children; agolden ke) ,.ed. by Mrs. U. R.Haweis. Scribner. -$1.25 12 -32818/3 1072. Chaucer for schools; with thestory histimes and work; ed. by ?IN. -H. R. Haweis.Scribr4r. $1 1-27484/2 1073. Complete-poetical works,now.firstput into modern English by J. S. P. -Tatii+ck. andPerry Mackaye.Macmillan.(Modem reader's Chaucer)$2 12-2374713. 1074 Tales Of the Canterbury pilgrims,retold from Chaucer and others. by F. d. li. 1)artou; illus.by Hugh Thomson.Stokes.. $1.75 Retold in vigorous English.Retains much of Chauoer'sopt balsas. chfrstry, and 'milkouurtesy, Pittsburgh. 8-3025572 1075. Coleridge, -8. T. Golden book ofColeridge; ed. by-S.' A. Biooke.-Dutton. (Everyman's library)(Library binding)$0.50 This collect Ion contains hisvery best poems andsgood number of the second CUM. A10-1937/2 1076. Dobson, Austin.PoemsOnseveral occasions.2v.Dodd., $2.50 3- 24354'1 1077. Dryden, John. Palamon and Amite;ed. by P. Chubb. Macmillan. (rocket classics)$0.25 99-195112

_1678.Goldsmith, Oliver. Poems andplays.Dutton.(Everytnan's 1i y (Library binding)`10.50 CoNyrarrs: Traveler.-Deserted valage.-Retaliation-Haunch ofveal -Miscellaneous pieoes -nat tired man. -8 he stoops to eonquer.-Seenes from the mbler.- A ppendi Poetry under Anne and George I.-Onpert 1n English poems.--60 lug and sentimental comedy. A11-1014/2 1079. Keats, John.Poems.Dutton.(Eyfrinan's library)(Library binding) .$0.50 A10-1694/1 o A ' 1080. Kipling, Rudyard,C-4,11ectedverse.Doubleday..$1.80 corium's:Sevenseas.-narrackroom ballads .-F ire nations. , . 14--12479/1 1081.-"----Songs from boilko.Doubleday.$1.40 12-23692/2 Macaulay; T.B. Lays of ancient Rome, and oche:peZms;ed. by W. P. Atkin- son.Amer. bk.(Eclectic English classics)P.28 13-4694/2 1083. Xasold, John. Stor)ofaround-house, and.otherpoems.Rev. ed.)1/he- , ,minim 41.30' -4 . 13-15276/2 16840. Xilthir, John.Poetical works.Dutton.(Everynian's library)(Library , binding)$0,50 . A10-2173/1

1085. Brorris,.Willianu Atalanta'sraceand other taleti from the Earthly et ed. by W. J. Rolfe.. Houghton.(Students'milesof standard poetry) $0.75 12--30886f2 1086. Life and death .of lason-,apoem,Longmlina.81.50 4-13921/2 Story of 8igurd the VoRatig WI the fall of the Nibelungs.Long- /) $2 4-r4392213 thoVolip.ing.School ed. Longman..$0.50 416410 17 7208.713 INGLIBEE. roserty. 1' tet 1089. Noyes, Alfred.Drake,anEnglish epic,books Stokes.41.76 A spirktedepic in blank verse rehabs( theadrentuos of SirFrancis Drakeea Use highas sad the crushinge! theSpanish Armada.A. L. A. 4220/1 1490. Collected 2 poems. v.Stokes.$3.5ii - 13..L3178f .1091. INirey, Thomas.Boys' Perry;ed. by SidneyLanier.Scribner.(Boys' library oflegendand chivalry)$2 Stirring ballads of the oldday, of British-borderwaderand chi valrir.rittaburgb. 12.46075/3 10.42.alkott; MWaiter.Complete,poeticaland ..dram.aticworks.Houghton, (kutographed.)$1 16--24800/1 1093. .Lady ofthe lake;ed. by P. k.Barbour.Rand.(0mile/burydu- ides)$0.45 . i leas ooton4plates of the Stuart, Twouglas,MsoAlpineand (re.hamplaidskindMack andwhile illustrations ofScottishscenes. 10-16109C2 1094. Lay of the last Itinstrel.withan introduction by W.V. Moods,and gloliaryand notes by Willani.Scott; 41.,..aket:nglishclassics)$0.30 -.99-1751/2 .1095. Marmion:withan introduction by W.V. Moody.andaglossaryand 'tees,by M. R.Willard.Scat t. (Lake Engii$hdameies) SO .3o 99-4599/2 Shelley,P. B. :Poeticalworks.2v.Dutton.(Everyman'sLibrary) (Librarybinding)each, so.r)o v. 1. Lyrics andshort.poems.v. 2, Plays, translationsand Warr Poettie. A10-1673. .1097.Spenser, Edthund.Works; ed.by R.Morris.(Globe ed.)Macmillan. $1 75 4-13935/3 .1098.Stevenson., R. L.Poems and ballads.(Biographicaled.)Scribner.$1.20 CONTErris: Achild's gardenof veraes.U oods ms posthumous Ballads .published. / 13-35732/1 1099.Tennyson, Alfred.Idylls of theking: Garethand rynnette,Lancelotand Elaine, Passing of Art,huried. byHenry krDyke.Amer. bk.(Gateway serios)$0.25 .,# , c'-4.17103/4 1100. Poetic and dramtiticl'orks.(Libraryed.)Ifoughtoat. 99-5472/1 1101. 'Selections s from hispoems;ed.byMYrraReynolds.Scott.(Lake English classics) .$0.40 14-439/2 1102. "raNNysoikst.Brooke, S.A. Tennyson,hisart and reiatioiit9 modern life.. Putnam.$2 4-1 1103. Van Dyke,Henry. Poetry ofTennys?n.10th ed. A ppredati Scribner.$2 ve, judicious inpresting studyof Tonal/on,mind,art. andpethods. ,4 Y 98-1687/2 1104. Thompson, lirancis.Selectedpoems.5th ed.Lane. 41150 9-41148/2 1105.Wordsworth, William.-Completepoetical yoris.(01obe ed. $1.75 4-43941/2 CLASS KO1121.1 -11124GLIallrpintr...couacrosts. I (fee alsoCMe 808.1.) 1106.Ba it L. ed.WWI book,Sibley;(Eltudeata' series/*Ha died*

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1107. Book ofold Englishballads, withdecorative drawingsby Edwards,and anintroductionby H. W. Mabie.Macmillan.$1.25 11-25423/4 1108. Bullen,A. H., ed.Lyrics fromthe song-booksof the Elizabethanage. ner.$1.25 3-17800/1 1109. Chambers,B. K.,comp.EnglishPastorals.Scribner.$1 8-32382/2 1110. Child, F.J., ed.English andScottish popularballads: cd. byH. C. Sargentand G. L. Kittredge.(Cambridge ed.) 4-13303/5 1111. Cook, A.8., and Tinker,C. B.,eds.'Selecttranslations fromold English poetry.Ginn.$1, 2-22714/4 1112. Oayley, O. M., and Young,C. C.Englishpoetry:its principlesandprogress, withrepresentativemasterpieces.Macmillan.$1.10 Contains selectiopsnecessary in high-school work withbiographicaland criticalintroductions for each author. OregOn. 16-26800,4 1113. Kale, E. B.,jr.Longer narrativepoems.World "bk.(Hawthorneclassie) $0.40 ( CowrE.Nrs: Horatius,by Macaulay.Sohraband Rustum, by_Arnold. EnochArden, by Ten- nyson.--Christabel, byColeridge.Eve of St.Agnes, by Keats.Prisonerof Chinon, byByron. Lady Geraldine'scourtship, by twoning..ktalanta'srace, by Morris.Fligheofthe Duchess, by Browning.Michael,by Word, rth. 2 --22694/2 1114. Hales, J. W.Longer Englishpoems.Nlacmillan. x+1.10' 12-1632/6 1115. Montgomery,D. H.,comp.4Teroicballads, withpoftruft9rand patriotism. Ginn.$0.50 Sixty-eightpoems of war and patriotism, suchas Horat lust Bannockburn,Execution ofMCID trose, Relief ofLucknow, Ballad , of Agincourt,Battle of theBaltic, Songof Marion'smen, Sheri- klan's ride, andEve of Waterloo. Most of the selectionsarersuitable fordeclamation.Pittsburgh. f 12-36889/2 1116. Page, C.H.,comp.Britishpoets of the 19thcentury.Sanborn.$2 Selections fromWordsworth, Coleridge,Scott, Byron,Shelley, Keats,Lando?,Tennyson, E. B. Browning, RobertBrowning, Clough,Arnold, Rossetti,Morris, .Swinburne,with reference and notes. lists 4-26912/2 1117. .Palgrave,F. T.,comp.Goldentreasury ofsongsand lyrics..Dutton.(Ev- eryman'slibrary)(Library binding)$0.50 Two hundredand eighty-eightselections fromthe Englishpoets. The choicefor this collection was In largemeasure due to Tennyson. A11-44//2 1118. illus. byMaxfield Parrish..Duffield.$2.25. Fine printandpaper and eight fullpage color plates. 11-25561/3 1119. Pancoaat,H. S.,comp.Vista of Englilihverse.Holt.$1.50 Reprinted fromhis StandardEnglishpoems, with additional selections.Sub-title. Representativeselections from Spenserto Kipling. 11 29039/3 1120. Parrott,T. M., andLong, A. W.,ed.Englishpoems from Chaucerto Kipling. 6inn.$0.90 3-1259/2 1121,Quiller-couch, SirA. T., ed.Oxford bookof Englishverse, 1250-1900. Oxford.$2.50 .17-12028/3 1122. Stedm.an,B, C., ed.Victoriananthology, 1837-1895.Houghton.$2 Supplementshis Victorianpoets. 47,-13936/3 0* g a.* a ENGLISH DRAMA. 93

1123. Stedman, E. C.Victorian poets; revised and extended to the 50thyear of the period under review. -Houghton.$2.25 3-14997/1 1124. Sy le, L. DJ, cd.From Milton to Tennyson.Allyn.$1 Masterpieces of English poetry; with notes, descriptive and critical.Sub-title. 11-32183/3 1125. Ward, T. H., ed.English poets.4 v.(Student's ed.)Msrmillan.each, $1.10 v.1, Chaucer to Donne.v. 2, Ben Jonson to Dryden.v. 3, kddison to Blake.v. 4, Words- wofth to Tennyson. Invaluable collection with prefatory critical notices by scholars andwriters, and a general introduction by Matthew Arnold. Leypoldt Si Iles.. f_. 6-4427/3 1126. Whiteford, R. N. Anthology of Englielipoetry; Beowulf to Kipling.San- born.$1.25 3-14996/3 CLASS NO. 822 ENGLISH DRAMA. (See also Classes 807, 808.1.)

1127. Barrie, Sir Half hours.Scribner.$1.25 CONTENTs: Pantaloon.The twelve-pound look.7-Rosalind.The. will.. 14-18746/6 1.128. Bates, K. L.English religious drama.' Macmillan.$1.50 CONTENTS: hatin Passion plays and saint plays.Miracle plays.Moralities. 11-22942/4. 1129. Bennett, Arnold, add Knoblauch, Edward.Milestones, a play in three acts.Doran.$1 The milestones are 1S60, 1585,id 1912, and the play shows the difference in ideals and standards. 12-112,19/2 1130. Everyman With other inttrludem, includingeight miracle plays.Dutton. (Everyman's library)(Library binding)$0.50 A10-10/1 1131. Galsworthy,. John.Pla . Third se ries.-Scribner.$1.50 CONTENTS: The fugitive.The The mob. 14-,-A38/4 1132. Gayley, C. M., ed.Representative English Comedies. 3 v.MKmillan. each, $2 v.1, From the begknnings to Shakespeare. v. 2, Later contemporaries of Shakes care; Ben Jonson and others. v. 3, Later contemporaries of Shakespeare; Fletcher and others. , 1C-7520/3 1133. Gregory, Lady I. A.Seven short plays.Luce.$1. CONTENTS: Spreading the news.Hyacinth Hal vey.Itising`ofthe moon.Jackdaw.Work- house ward.Traveling man.Gaol gate. 10.-15842/9 J134. Jonson, Ben. Completeplays.2 v.Dutton.(Everyman'slibrary) (Library binding)each, $0.50 A11-842/1 1135. Manly, J. M., ed.Specimens of the pre-Shakespearean drama.2 v.Ginn. $2.50 12-36516/3 PARTIAL CONTENTS: v. 1, Dramatic tropes.Easter dramaticoffice.Fragments a vernacular Mina plays. Brame play.Chester Whitson plays.Coventrypla,54Digby plays. Hegge plays.Norwich Whitson plays.St. George plays.Towneleyplays.York Corpus Christi plays. v. 2, Roister Doister, by Nicholas Udall. OammerGorton's needle, by John 81114. Camb1aes, by Thomas Preston.--Oorbodue, by Thomas Sackvfile andThomas Norton.Campaspe, by John Lyly;--James the IV, by Robert Greene.David andBathsabl, by George Peels. Span- ish tragedies, by Thomas Kyd. 1136. Marlowe,Christopher.Plays.2v.Dutton.(Everyman'slibrary) (Library binding)$0.50 A10-42/1 94 LIBRARY BOOBS FOR HIGH SCHOOLS.

1137. Noyes, Alfred. Sherwood;or, Robin Hood and the three kings; a play in five acts.Stokes.$2 -.- 11-25699/3 1138. Parker, L. N. 'Disraeli; a play.Lane.$1 Comedy of manners of Disraeli's time. , 11-29412/2 1139. Phillips, Stephen. Ulysses; a drama, in a prologue and threeacts.Macmil- lan.4.25 2- 3432/2 1140. Sheridan, R. B.Plays.Dutton.(Everyman's library)(Library binding) $0.50 CONTENTS: Itiyals.-St. Patrick's day.-The duenna.-Trip dal.-The critic - Plzarro. to Scarborough. - School for scan- A10-512/1 1141. Synge, Y. M. Well of the saints. Luce.$1.25 67-17282/2 1142. Thaye:::, W. R., ed.' Best Elizabethan plays.Gino.$1.25 CONTENTS: Jew of Malta, by Marlowe.-The alchemist, byJonson.- t'hilaster, by Beaumont and Fletcher.-Two noble kinsmen, by Fletcher and Shakespeare.-Duchessof Matti, by Webster. 4-13958/9 1143. Yeats, W. B.Hour- glass, and other plays.Macmillan.$1.25 e Coxmcrs: The hour-glass.-Cathieen Ni lioolihtuh-A pot ofbroth. 4-1656/4 1144. - Land of'heart's desire. Mosher.$0.50 12--40:195/2 1145. Zang-All, Israel. The melting-pot; drama in four acts.Macmillan.$1.25 Theme Is America, the crucible in which imihigrants from allnations are to be fused into the perfect human type.A. L. A. CLASS NO. 822.3 SHAKESPEARE. 14,7-20542/2 1146., Baker, G. P. Development of Shakespeare as a dramatist.Macmillan.$1.75 Comprehensive survey, from tbo beginning to the end of hiscareer. 7 -223e/3, 1147. Boas, F. S.Shakespeare and his predecessors.Scribner.$1.50 Deals somewhat minutely with the plays In chronologicalorder.' Only brief treatment of the predecessors.Pittsburgh. 5__6039/2 1148. Brooke, S. A. On ten plays of Shakespeare.Holt. $2.25 CONTEN'Ts: Midsummer night's dream.-Romeo andJuliet.rItichard IL-Richard it L-Mer- chant of Venice.-As you like it.-Macbeth.-Coriblarws.-Winter'stale.-Tempest. , 17--21679/2 1149. Bowden, Edward. Shakespeare. Amer. hk.(Literature primers) $0.35 4- 13964/2 1150. Shakespeare, a critical study of his mind-andart..Harper.$1.75 12-14259/2 1151. Jameson, Mrs.. A. B.Shakespeare's heroine* characteristics ofwomen, moral, poetical, and historical., Macmillan.$1.75 1-20593/3 1152. Jenks, Tudor.In the days of Shakespeare.Barnes. $1 4-35733/3 111.13. Lamb, Charles, and Lamb, Mary.Tales from Shakespeare.I )ut ton. (Everyman',8 library)(Library..binding)$0.50 PARTIAL corcrfors: The tempettt.-Two gentlemen of e Verona.-Cymbeline.-King Lear.-Mao- beth.-Timon of Athens.-Hamlet.-Othello.-Merehantof Venice. A10-40/2 1154. Lee, Sir S. L. Shakespeare's life and work.Macmillan.$0.80. An abridgment of a We of Willian; Shakespeare. Sub-title. 1-29521/2

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1155. Macleod, Mary. Shakespeare story bock.Barnes,$2/ Charming stories of 16 plays with dialogue in words of drama.Plots are clearly brought out. A. L. A. 3-16387/3 1156. Masefteld, John. William Shakespeare.Holt.(Hom&university library) $0.75 - 11-42695/2 1157. Moulton, R. G. Shakespeaie ail a dramatic artist., Oxford.$1.90 8-10058/2 1158. Neilsori,- W. A"., and Thorndike, A. H.Facts about Shakespeate. Mac - millan.$0.75 Succinct aorunt of the times, detailk,,and traditions of his life, influences ,e videneetiTTN.autor- shlyi)study ()Abe. Elizabethan drama, and list of characters.A. L. A. 13-- 22666/3 1159. Quiller-C.oucb, Sir A. T.Historical tales from Shakespeare2 Scribner. $1.50 CONTENTS: Coriolanus.--Julitis Ciesar.-King John.-King Richard II.-King Henry IV.- King Henry V.-King Henry V I =King Richard III. 0-1413/3 1160. Raleigh, Sir W. A. gakespqare.Macmillan.(English men of letters) $0.75 Interpreting Shakespeare tit) man from the dramas. 7-15578/2 1161. Shakespeare,. William.Complete 'dramatic and poetic works; ed. from the text of the early quartos and the let folio by W. A. Neilson.(Cambridge ed.) Houghton. $3 . 6-38336/2 1162. As you like it.Doubleday., (Ben Greet Shakespeare)$0.60 This version is specially adapted for reading or stage presentatidn.InCludes explanatory notes, practical stage directions, illustrations of characters in costume.Excellent type, good binding, picture end papers, and colored front Lspiece. 12-12660/2 1163. As you like it; illus, by Htigh Thomson.Doran.$2 E17-631/3 1164. Julius Caesar.Doubleday.(Ben Greet Shakespeare)$0.60 12-40600/2 1165. - Merchant of VeniCe.Doubleday.(Ben Greet Shakespeare) $0.60 12-13058/2, 11'66. Merchant of Venice; illus. by James Luiton.Doran.$2 17-26795/2 1167. Midsummer night's dream.Doubleday.(Ben Greet Shakespeare) $0.60 12L-5865/2, ?168. Midsummer night's dream; illus. 11 Arthur Rackham.Doubleday. $2 A15--500/3 1169. Tempest; illus. by Edmund Dulac.. I)oran. $2 r AI.5-2227/3 1170. Twelfth night; illus. by W. H. Robinson.. Doran.$2 '1171. - Works; ed. by W. J. Rolfe.Amer. bk.each, $0.56 CONTENTS: As you like it (5-23670/2); Coriolanus (5-.10036/3); Hamlet (8-25662/3); .7111111.9 Caesar (4-296.5/3); King Lear (8- 20699/3); ittikobeta (5-3086/3); Merchant of Venice (3-20365/3); Mid- summer night's dream (5-3085/3) Much ado about nothing (5- 7808/3); Othello (7-24299/3); Romeo and Juliet (7-6764/3); Taming of the shrew (4-36995/3); Tempest (4-2961/3); Twelfth Night (4-3918/3); Winter's tale (7-24298/3). 1172, Winter, William.Shakespeare on the stage.3 series.Moffat.each, $3 v. 1, Stage histories of Merchant of Venice, Othello, Hamlet, King RiohmirM, King Beery and Macbeth and their players.v. 2, Stage histories of Twelfth night, Romeo and Juliet, As you like it, King Lear, The tattling of the shrew, Julius Caesar.v. 3, Cymbeline.x-Love's labor lest.-Coriolanus.-A midsummer night's dream.-King Henry IV.-Themerry wives of Windsor.-Antony and Cleopatra.-King John. 15-7372/4; ,12-864/4! 16-24572i4 t 96 LIBRARY BOORS FOR HIGH SCHOOLS.

CLASS NO. 834 ENGLISH ESSAYS AND PROSE MISCELLANY 1173. Addison, Joseph.Addison; selections from Addison'spapers contributed to the Spectator, ed. by Thomas Arnold.. Oxford.$1.10 10-7202,2 1174. and Steele, Richard.Papers from the Spectator; ed. by Thomas Arnold.Oxford.$1.10 117b. Sir Roger de Coverley papers from the Spectator; ed. by11. V. Abbott.Scott.(take English classics)$0.30 ('98-1447/2 1g8. Arnold, Matthew. ssays literary andcritical.Dutton.(Everytiian's library)(Library binding)$0.50 A11-299,1 1177. Selections from prose works; ed. by W. S. Johnson.Houghton.(Riv- .erside literature series)$0.60 ` 13-19472;2 1178. Bacon, Francis.Essays; ed. by C7 S. Northup.Houghtori.( Riverside literature series)$0.40 8-6635 2 1179. Nell, Augustine. Obiter dicta.2 ser.Scribner.each, $1.25 nom: 1st ser.: Carlyle.-On the alleged obscurity of Mr. Browning's poetry.-Truth-hunt. log.-Actors.-A rogue's memoirs.-The via media.-Falstaff. 2dser.: Milton.- Pope. -John- son.- Burke. -The muse of history.--Charles Lamb. - Emerson. -the office of literature.-Worn. out types.-Cambridge and the poets.- Book - buying. 4-713975,6 1180. Burke; Edmund. Speeches and letterson American affairs.Dutton.(Ev- eryman's library)(Library binding)$0.50 A10-2155'2 1181. Carlyle, Thomas.Essays on Bp-ns; with Cotter's Saturday night andother poems from Burns; ed. by W. C. Gore.Macmillan.(Pocket classics)$0.25 0-- 5209/2 1182. Sartor resartus. On heroes, hero-worship, and the heroicin history. Dutton.(Everyman's library)(Library binding)$0.50 A10-8/3 1183. Chesterfield, P. D. S.Letters to hisson.Lippincott.$1.25 0- t1370'2 1184. Chesterton, G. K.Varied types.Dodd.$1.20 CoicrE.Nrs: Charlotte Bronte.-Willians. Morris and his school.-Optimism and the art of satire.-Francis.-Rastand.--Charles IL-Stevenson.-Thomasof Byron.-Pope Carlyke.-Tol,toy and the cult of simplicity.-Savonarola.--Position of Sir Walter Scott.-Bretliarte.-Alfred the Great. - Meet erlinck. - Queen Victoria. - German emperor.- Tennyson. - Elizabeth Barret t Browning. 4-14141/15 1185. Copeland., C. T., and Henley, F. W. C., eds.Rep7ientative biographies of English men of letters.Macmillan.$1.25 Selections are chosen to illustrate the autobiography; w0 extractsfrom Carlyle, Dickenc, Stevenson; work of famous biographers and reprints from khe Dictionaryof national biography. 9-25200/2 1186. De Quincey, Thomas. Flight of a Tartar tribe; ed. by M. 11. Turk.IfOugh- ton.(Riverside literature series)$0.25 12-32348/2 1187. Joan of Arc and the English mail-coach; ed. by R. A.Witham. Hough- ton.(Riverside literature series)$0.25 6-14544;3 1188. Selections, including Joan of Arc,. The English mailcoach, Levana and our ladies of sorrow, and Savannah la mar; ed. by W. V; Moody.Scott.(Lake English classics)$0.25 9-16967/5 1189. Selections; ed. by BlissPefry.Doubleday.. (Little masterpieces) 90,50 Comsat= Afillotion-of childhood.-Pleasures of opium.-Pains ofopium..-On the knocking at the gate In Maobeth.-Going down with victory. 7-Levana.-.Our ladiesof sorrow.

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1191. Macaulay, T. B.Critical and historical essays.2 v.Dutton.(Evesnan's library)(Library binding)each, $0.50 CONTZlne: v. 1, Hallam's histery.Burleigh and his times. John Hampden.Milton.Bir Williads Temple.Sir James Mackintosh.Horsoe Walpole.William Pit. Earl of Chatham. ''Clive.Warren Hastings.Lord Holland.v. 2, MachiaveilLRanke's History of the popes. War of the Spanish sucoession.Frederick the Greet.Political controversy group: Southep'sOol- loquies. Civil disabilities of Jews.Gladstone on ohumh and state.Literary criticisms group: Bacon. John Bunyan Dramatists of the Restoration.Addison.Bamnel Johnson. Madams d 'A rb la y .--Byron Montgomery. A10-14/2 1192. Essays on Clive and Hastings. ed. 1)y A. G. Newcomer.Scott. )(Lake English classics)$0.35 9-28249/3 1193. Essays on Oliver Goldsmith. Frederick the Great. and Madame D'Arblay; ed. by A. G. Newcomer.Scott.(Lake English classics)$0.30 13-10303/3 1194. Essays on Milton and Addison; ed. by A. G. Newcomer.Scott.(Lake English classics)$0.30 , 99-3808/2 1195. Miscellaneous essays; and the lays of ancient Rome; including Early and miscellaneous verse. , Dutton.(Everyman's library)(Library binding) 15° CoriTrtirs: Hislory, John Dryden.Mirabeau. Barem. Francis A tterbury.John Bunyan. Oliver Ooklsmith.Samuel Johnson.--Dante.Petrarch. Conversation, betWeen Cowley and Milton concern,ing Great Civil war.Great lawsuit. On the Athenian orators.Great national epic poem.Wellingtoniad.William Pftt.On the Royal society of literature..-Scenes from Athenian revels.Lays of ancient Rome. Miscellaneous poems. A10-2359 '2 1196. More, Sir Thomas.Utopia, rd. by W. D. Armes.Macmillan. $0.60 12-8462,4 1197. Ruskin, John.Selections; rd. by Bliss Perry. ,Dbuttleclay.(Little master- piecds)$0.50 CONTENTS: Two beyhoods.Slave ship.Mountain gloom.Mountain glory.TVenP-e.St. Marks.Art and morals. Mystery of Life. Peace. 98 -9382 d198. Sesame and lilies; Two paths; King of the ()olden River.Dutton. (Everyman's library)(Library binding)$0.50 A10-2370/3 1199. Stevenson, R. L.Across the plains, with other memories and essays.(Bio- graphical eel.)Scribner.$1.20 CONTENTS: Across the plains.The old Pacific (Monterey). -- Fontainebleadt-Random memo. ries.Random memories (continued).The lantern hearei's.A chapter on dreains.Beggars. Letter to a young gentleman. Pul"(s et umbra.A rhristmas sermon. 5-27089;3 120Q. Amateur enligrant;The Sih-eradosquatters.(Biographicaled.) Scribner.$1 5-27092/3 1201. 'Essays; ed. by W. L. Phelps.Scribner.$0.75 coNTEarm: On the enjoyment of unpleasant places. An apology for idlers. Ass Talk and talkers.A gossip on romance.The character of dogs.TA college magazine. Books which have influenced me. Pulvis et umbra. 6-27313/2 1202. Essays of traveLand in the art of Writing.(Biographical, ed.)Scrib- ner.$1.20 CONTEXTS: Essays of travel: Edinburgh.--Cockermouth and Keswick. Roads. On the enjoy. meat of unpleasant places. An autumn effect.A winter's walk in Carrick and Galloway. Forest notes. A mountain town In France (Monastier). Random memories: "Rom quo ko oorum."The Meal house.Health and mountains.Davos In winter.Alpine diversions.The stimulation of the Alps. Essays in the art of writing: On some techniCal elements of style in liters, ture.A note on realism.Morality of the profession of letters.Day after tomorrow.Books which have influenced me.Genesis of the master of Ballantrse. 45-36096A 16897*-18--7 98 LIBRARY BOORS FOR HIGH SCHOOLS.

1203. Stevenson, R. L.Virginibus puerisque, and other papers.(Biographical ed.)Scribner.$1.20 Comrsts-rs: Virginibus puerisque.,-Crabbed age and youth.An apology for idlers.Ortiered South. Ass triplex. R1 I>orado.The English admirals.- Sonic portraits by Raebarn.--child's , play.Walking tours.Pap's pipes. A plea for gaslamps. 6-18295 2 1204. Thackeray, W. M. English humourists of the eighteenth century, ed.by. W. L. Phelps?Holt.(English readings)$0.80 ' 0--!5166 4 1205. Thompson, Francis.Shelley.Scribner.$1 A brilliant, picturesque, glowing tribute from one poet to another and worthya place among English prose masterpieces.Dial. 9 2t):102. 1206. Walton; Izaak. Comp leat angler.I)usson. it (F:ve ryman's library)(Library binding)$0.50 W7-19 '2 CLASS NO. 824.8 ENGLISH PROSECoLLECTIONS. 1207. Cody, Sherwin, comp.Selections from the best EnLilkli ways illustrative of the history of English prose style.111c('Itirg. $1.25 From 13acon, Swift, Addison, Lamb, De Quincey, Carlyle. Emerson, Macaulay. Ruskin.and Arnold. 3-1314ii:1 1208. Craii, Sir Henry, ed.English prose select ions. 5 Macmillan.each. $1 lit v. 1,14th-16th century.v. 2. 16th century to Restoration. v. 3,17th century. c. I century.'v.6,19th century. The best collection for students.Oregon. 5-24:1.2

1209. Hale, E. E., jr., ed.Etish essays.World bk.(Hawthorne classiest $11 101 Frotn.Lamb, Addison. Goldsmith, and Thackersy. 2-18114 2 '1210. Putnam, G. H., 4 Rt'lpresentative essays.Putnam.$1.25 cotrrErcrs: Themutability of literature, by In ing.Imperfect sympathies, by Larnb.--fon- versat ion, by DeQulnoey.Compensation,by Emerson.Sweetnes.s and light, by Arnold c popular culture, by Morley.on a certain condescension in foreigners, by Lowell.Onhistory, by Carlyle.Ristory, by Macaulay. The science of history, by Froude.Itace andlanguage, by Freeman.Kinbeyond seal4by (Iladstone. Selectedfrom Prose masterpieces.Oregon. 16-2'4382/1 1211. Rhys; Ernest, and Vaughan, Lloyd, romp.A century of English essays. Dutton.(Everynoitn's library)(library binding$0.35 - Anthology ranging from Caxton to It. L.Stevenson and is riteN of ourowntime.Sub- title. *a , A14-117;/4 1212. Scott, F.V., and Zeitlin, Jacob, eds.dolloge readings in Englishprose. Macmillan.$1.40 includes American writers. 14-21745/2 1213. Winchester, C. T., ed.Book of English essays.Holt.(English readings) $0.45 14-15062/2 CLASS NO. 825 ENGLISH ORATIONSCOLLECTIONS. A14. Adams, C. K., ed.Representative British orations: with a supplementary 'volume by John Alden.. 4 v..Putnam.$5.50 Corrraths: v. 1, Sir John EUot.John Pym.i-Lord Chatham.Lordmansosid.Edmund Burke. v. 2, William Pitt.Charles James Fox.Sir James Mackintosh. Lord Erskine.v. 3, George Canning.Lord Macaulay.Richard Cobden.JohnBright .Lord Besoonstleld.Wil- Main Ewart Gladstone.v. 4,, Daniel O'Connell.Lord Palmerston.Robert Lowe.--Joseph Chamberlain. Lord Roeeberry. 4-17602/4 GERMA.N LANGUAGE. 99r CLASS NO. MIS GERMAN LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE.

1215. Bellows, Max. Dictionary of German and English, English andGerman: revised by Clatence Sherwood and W. J. Eggers.Holt.$1.75 E17-477/3 1216. Boyesen, H. H. Goethe awl Schiller; their lives and wears. 9th ed.Scrib- nor.$2 Facts and opinions; and a discursive commentary on Faust.Nation. 7-4792/3 1217. Goethe, J. W. von.Faust, a tragedy; tr. into English verse by Bayard Taylor. 2 v.Houghton.$2.50 98-1527/3 121s. Faust;atragedy.The-first part.Tr. in theoriginal metres, by Bayard T4,Ior.Houghton.(Riverside literature series)$0.7511-17628/2 1219. Noesandballads..Macmillan.(Bohnlibrary)$1.7516-26801/3 1220. Harris, Charles.Selectioqs for German composition.Heath.$0.60 12-32929/3 1221. Kutner, Arnold.Commercial Gorman.Amer. bk.$1 3-3289/4 1222. Nibelungenlied.Nibelungenlied; the fall of the Nielungers; tr. by W. N. Let son.4th ed.. Scribner.$1.75 4-11.016/2 1223. The Nibelungenlied; tr. from the Middle High German by B. D. Shumway. Houghton.$0.75 9-27926/2 .1224. Robertson, J. G.Literature of German.Holt.(Home university library) $0.50 13-7914/2 122:,. Schiller, J. C. F. von.Life and works., ed. by Galvin Thomas.(Student. ed.) Holt.$1.75 2-198/2 1226. Schmidt, Immanuel, and Tenger, Gustay.Flugel-Schmidt-Targer: a dictionary of the English and German languages for home and school.2 v.bth ed. Lemcke.$5.20 v. 1, 1r:11441-German.v. 2, German-Engllsh. 2-15839/4 1227:Thomas, Calvin. -History of German literature.Appleton.(Short histories of the,- 1d)$2 Sell thirty, well arranged and well written Niiney limited to literature in its itio,1 ristrieted meaning. A. L. A. . 9- 7342 1228. Practical German grammar.4th ed.Holt.$1.25 5-23190/2 -.1229. Vietor, Wilhelm. German wouunciation; practice and theory.3d ed. LemCke. $0.80 The best Oertnan.-German sounds, and how they are represeic ed in spelling. -The letters of the alphabet. and their phonetic values.-German accent.Sub-title. 4-13144/2 1230. liTos, B. J.Essentials of German.4th ed., Holt.$1 14-17206/3 1231. Materials for Germanconversation.Ht,lt.$0.75 0-1678J CLASS NO. 831 GERMAN TEXTS. 1232, Fi4dler, H. G., ed.Das Oxforderbuch deutecher dichtung, vem 12texi big cum 20sten jahrhundert.(Oiford book of German verse)Oxford.$2.50 Careful selection representing one hundred and one poets. Symbol indicates the poems that have been set to music. 12-1108/4 1233. Manisa, Camillo von.Deutsche gedichte.2d ed.Holt.$1 11-390/1. L 100 LIBRARY BOORS FOR HIGH 89900L8.

1234. Thomas, Calvin.Anthology of German literature.Heath.(Modern Ian, gunge aeries)$2.25 9-26011/3 CLASS NO. Uf SCANRINAVIAN LITERATURE.4k. 1235. Aabjornsen, P. C.Norse farry take selected and adapted by Sir G. W. liat-ont. T.ippinvott.$1.`15 A11-14923 1236. ePopular tales from the Norse, by Sir G. W. basest.Putnam. A10-17:,7,3 1237. Boyesen, H. H.Essays on Scandinavian literature.Scribner.$1.50 Cusrityrs; Biornstjerne Bjornson. - Alexander Kielland. -Jonss Lie. -Bans Christiank tAtt- sen.-Contemporary Danish literature.-tleorg Brandes.-Esaias Telmer. 4-14020,2 1238. Goose, E. W.Ibsen.Scribner.(Literary lives)$1.25 Study of Ibsen's genius and its signitIcance on Norwegian literature. A L. A. 7-11:wti %, 2 Val. Payne, W. M. Bjornstjerne, Bjornson.McClurg.$0.50 Brief consideration of his life and work with translations of characteristic lyrics.A. L. t . 10-116:,1 2 1240. Snorri Sturluson.Younger Edda; at by R. B. Anderson.Scott.). $2 Written by different Persons M diffe.rentittmes for the use of the skalds.Full account of Novo mythology.Pittsburgh. . 12-3033C'4 1241. Volaunga saga.VOISUllga ma ;tr. by William Morris. Simmons.t0.40 Mythic-heroic romance of the l'ith century, composed from very early traditions and songs. Pittsburgh. 17-26898 CLASS NO. FAO FRENCH LITERATRUE. 1242. Prance, Anatole.Klan who married a dumb wile; a comedy in two acts; 1 r; by C. II. Page.Lane.$0.75 Clever, humoros play good for reading.Wisccinsin.

1243. Johnson, A. S.Six ,hurt French p ; for the preparatory schools.Long- mans.$0.50 17-26792/7 1244. Lucas, St. J. W. L., cYimp.Book of French verse.I )xford.$1.15 W12. 20:3 1245. Maeterlinck, Maurice.Blue bird: a fairy play in six acts; tr. by Alexander Teixeira de Mattos.New ed.1)odd.$1.35 Fairy story in dramatic form in which two children, representing mankind. :set out in Nvartil of a blue bird, the symbol of human happiness.A. L. A. 11- 1744/2 1246. Plan, P. H., and Roget, F. F. Selection of French idioms.Macmillan. $1.20 17--26793/3 1247. Roland.Song of Roland; It. into English verse by John O'Hagan.Lothrop. $0.75 1-17798/2 1248. Rostand, Edmond. cbanteeler; a play in four acts'', tr. by Gertrude Hall. Duffield.$1.25 10-19)79/2 1249. - 'yrano de Bergerac; tr. by H. IL Dole./'rowel].$0.60 Romantic play of high literary and histrionic value. 6-3663/2 ' 1250. - Cyrano de Bergerac; comodis; ed. by O. Kuhn*: Belt. $O.* Preach tut irlth notes. 7-39055/2 LATIN AND GRP,RIC:- 101 1251. Baintsbury, G. Z. B.Short history of French literature Omni the earliest texts to the does of the nineteenth century).6th ed.Oxford.$2.90 3-17611/2 1252. Van Laun: History of French literature.Putnam.$3.50 17-16378/J 1243. Vreeland, W. II., and Michaud, Regis,romps.Anthology of French prose and poetry.(School ed.)Ginn.$1.40 Represents Si authors gad contain 153 selections, beginning withthe Hith century. A. L. A. 0 10-20403/4 CLASS NO. re LATIN LANGUAGE ANb LITERATURE. CLAIM 140. MO lit REES LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE. 12-A. Bennett, C. B., and Bristol,. -G. P. Tes,hing of Latinand Greek kWh. secondary school.Longman?.(American teachers' eerie.)$1.50 11-12511;3 12S1. Burt, M. B., and Ragosin, Z. A.Odysseus, the hero of Ithaca.Scribner. $0.60 The war against Troy and the wandering of Misses, King ofIthaca. Pittsburgh. 12-34341/3 12ra6. Capps, Edward. From Hon?er to Theoeritus;a manual of Greek literature. Scribner.$1.50 The most useful single book; contains abundant ex Ina t..t;ondspeed. 1-26428/3 1257. Church, A. I. Aeneid for boys and girlS, 10141 from Virgil.Macmillan.$1.50 Simple and dignified prose terxion keeping else to the original in spiritand atmosphere. nood ilhtstrations. A: L. A. 8-26009,3 1258. Iliad for boys and girls, told from Homer.Macmillan.$1.75 An adaptation told in simple, dignified language, beetitifuliy.printed,and delightfully dhow listed in delkete colors.A. L. A, 7--30639/3 1259. Odyssey for boys and girls, told front Homer.Macmillan.$1.75 Adaptationdof the story of the wanderings of rlysys.Illuctrat741 hi color and beautthilly printed.Oregon. 6-34824/2 1260. Stories from the Greek tragedians.Dodd.$1.25 The seven against Thebe,- kntigone, Iphigenla in _tunsare some of prow.. Hardy. tragedies here told In 4-14069/3 1261. Fowler, H. N.History of ancient Greek literature.Appleton.(Twentieth century text-books)$1.50 2-6217/2 12621 Garrod, H. W.,comp.Oxford book of Latin verse, from the earliestfragment. to the end of the 5th century A. D.Oxford.$2 W13-8/3 1263. Harbottle, T. B., comp.Dictionary of quotations (clattsical)r Macmillan $2.50 4-13800/2 1264. Harper'. Latin dictionary; ed. by C. T. Lewisand Charles Short. Amer. bk. $6.50 7-28471/3 1265: Homer. Iliad; done into English prose by Andrew Lang, WalterLeaf, and Ernest Myers.Rev. ed.MScmillan.$0.80 4- 14075/3 1266. tr. by W. (`. Bryant:(Student's ed.)Houghton.$1 4J4077/2 102- LIBRARY BOOK' Fctft IiI(111 SCHOOLS.

1267. Homer. Odpiney: done into Eng lothprose 1j' 8.H. Butcher and Andrew Lang, Macmillan.Pt 80 2t2,1143 1268. irate English blank verse by W. C.Bryant.(Student's Oki. Houghton.$1.50 91)-3021 1269. tr. lilt° English prose by G. H. ,Palmer.Uotighton.' $1 13-2(6t4'2 070. jobb, Sir R. 0Greek literature.Amer. bk.(Literature primer:)SO 35,

1 F322'2 1271. Growth and influence of claattical Greek/poetty.Hought..11 it 50

1272. Laing, G. J., ed.Masterpiecon of Latin literature.Hough on.it 50 T...ratics.Locretius Cat callus.Virgli (rtsor l'osperui tS. )1 Petrunius.Warital.-4 tt veins] -Ctoeu.--C meat 1,1, y. T seitus.PlinytheYours leius. .. pit.

1273. Lang, Andrew, eta.Tale.4 of Troy and tireeee.Leuguisum.$1 Advseturea of tTlyases, Pereem, vat Theseus. 1447Y2 1274. Lawton, W. C.Introduction to (-bisect! Latin inorAture.Serib er.$1.20 '.; 1275. Murray, Gilbert.Rise of the Greek epic.241 ed.Oxford. Supplies eridenc In favor of the .aft he Homeric poems.A., I,. A S409 '1 1276. Paxson, ttuaan. Twu Latin play S for high-school staidentA,Gi Co/tutors: A It cumin erisool.A Roman wedding. 2thri Schlicher, J. J.Latin playa for student perfot .nancea and t,int, 10.75 C.oxusirs:Swot, Tirones.E zit us 11,1, ei tot Citwo Iss.--Clitt . ra. tlo. I Lido.A ndoene 16-7ti5..1 2 1278% a,,i Hail. T. D.',plow. ri t irsi t n dictionary Amer. bk.$4 Arr. 3-41'27 .1 1279. flophoclea.Antisro4e; tr. by G. II. Palmer.Houghton. P 5

1280. Virgil.Aeneid; tr. into I.:m.11kb vet.* by T. ('.f'i Mane..Ht (Itker- side literature series($0.75 10 SOW/ 2 1281. tr. into English verse by John Conington. mt. Foreentati $0.40 16IA16ft 1282. I. H., eel, Masterpieces of Greek literature. U . $1-28140 _ 2 407 2 FICTION, 1283.Altott, L. Y.Little women.Little.$1.35 Bright and genial didact le story of childhood artil home Ille, portraying girls In their growth to womanhood. Baker. 16753% /2 1284. Little men. Dutton., (Everyman'a library) $0, 1 A13-1371. 1285.Aldrich, T. B.Marjorie Daw, and other stories.Hough n. Cotrrawrs: lifarjorie Daw.Ws Mehelehers son.-01wnew neigh at Ponkapog. A mid- night fantasy. Mademoiselle Olympic 7.abriski. A struggle forilte.-1eAntoine's date-palm. Quite so:Rtrannoutb runamocThe WWI El-12933/10 FICTION. v 103 1288. Aldrich, T. B.Story of a bid hey.Houghton.(Riversids school library) $0.5'2 Autob,ography 1n the maw. Cum'(' as a wh;s1., With bits of bai4t pathos. Isoosisicessou, tore, sici(netu. ye.Dakar. 14-12074/2 1287. Allen, J. L. Kentucky cardinal.Marrninan.$1 , . :Mealy of personality and mutiq, penetrated with love ofnature, Kentucky Interest.Dakar. A13-1178/11 12:0i Agdrowa. tire. X. S.Tho perfect tribute.Scribner.$0.50 11,1s ills 1-Incan 's /en yebtut speech. I 6-41691/3 121.414. krbtay, Mute. F. B. d'.Evelinc,Dutton.(Everyman's Binary)Library binding Set.ritulskeiriles of London and fashionable lila of the tune. 'taker (Latter pert of the 18th isatury) A10-1930/ 12941 Aalutun, M. E.!tube! f'arleten's vear Maemillan $1.$0 ,11,,,tern gory of a high-Ar..4 girl in a mit1.11e western univemity town. 16 1S333/2 Modern shortAories.Macmillan.$1.'25 Cstasies: Cask of Amontillado, by l'oe.Return of private, by Ciartsusd.Mateo ralcona, by lieritnee.-111ding of Illact (till, by Itenry.Substitute,by Coppery. Rip Van Winkle, by In mg. Tluef, by Dnatalevskl.King of Dayville, by White."'weeder, by 11)ornaton.What was it .1.y o linen. Real things, by)ames.-.14. ifeeleaereexperimeutby liewtharne.-110,0 of the 4; het u, by Zangtill.Two Mends, by Ite klautiessant.-- Aged folk, by 1 by IvaitrIet.To build a fire, ^lcn. lihymer the se,0441, by klorri.nn LiAng relic, by'Isurpnev.Mankey:a paw, t'hrtstmes guest. by lagerlaf.!Long exile, I,) Toistoi. 14-2'242123 1292 Atkinson, Mrs. E. S.( ire 'tubby.Harper$1 20 Story of Skye terrier, written larizel Scot, h dialect . I A. 12-2928/2 1293. A ucassin and Niculette and other tuedia.valromances and Iogende, tr. . by Eugene Murton.hat Ion..(Everyttiatt's libriir)(Ilirary bindily,t). $0.50 e4)NTENTN of A ticassin and Nivole10.Iihig Constant, the empenx!-.-otir fwely'sIamb- letr.lay of the little bird.-19 tided borsecloi li.Sir ilugh of Taborie.KineFlorusand the fair Jehane.The cvelons man and the envious man.--Ofa Jew who took Weimar, of Our Lady. Lay ofraei,v t Three thieve .--. Friendship of A mia and, A trdle.The kulght whoprayed whilst Our l.wty totirneyed. The priest one. the ,teital h.The palfrey.. 14:1'.16 129-1. Austell, Jane.1'ilim.4 1-'As.r111:111.1. hihr3r\ 11.iiintry binding)

Jane ttiliten'fi stork, ttof Etich.11 mobile it... a xseIy let the early 191 ii oenttiry, minuteIn oldlachioned In form, but modern In spirit. 4110-485/2 129. Northanger abbey; and Perstia.ion.Dutton.(Evirrinan's library) i.ibrary binding+$0.r0 A10-467r3 129G. Pride and prejudice.Dutton.(1:%eryinal'm library)(Library bind- ituz $0.50 11'6-343/2 . - -- illus. by C. E. Brook.Macmillan.(illustrated pocket claii- alcat$1.10 10-14908/2 1293. Sense andtlfonsibiGty.Dutton.(Everytnan'elibrary)(Library binding)$0.50 4. A10-488/2 1299. Austin, Mrs. Z.. G. .110.4.Alden: the first born daughter of the Pilgrims. Houghton.$1.25 Sequel to Standish at Standish. p 4-15064/3 1300. Standisit of Standish.Houghton.$1.25 Story of the rflifino 4--18461/3 41.1.1111.11101.111.11.11111111=1.11111

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C 1301. Bache Bar, Irving. Ebon Holden.Grosset.$0.75 6 ' Life hi the Adirondacks 50 years ago.A. L. A. 9-32309/2 1302. Bacon, Mra, J. D. Smith college stories.Scribner.$1.35 Cowrzwra: Emotions of a sub-guard.-Case of interference.-MissBiddle of Bryn Mau r.- Biscuits ex machina.-Edueation of Elisabeth. - Family affair.-A fewdiversions.-Evolution of Evangeline.-At commencement. .-The end of it. 0-179314 1303. Barrie, Sir S. Y. Little minister.(Luxembourg ed.)Crowell.$1.50 The sketches of character and of Scottish manners and religioussentiment are very humorous, and there are passages full'of unaffected pathos.Baker. 98-1458:2 1304. Peter and Wendy.Scribner.$1.50 The play Peter Pan made into& story, with additions.A. L. A. 11-26953/2 1305. - Sentimental Tommy.Scribner.$1.50 The first portion is one of the most inspired accounts of child lifeever written.Baker. 4-15279/2 1306. Window in Thrums.Burt.$1 Stories and sketches of Scottish life. 4-15280/2 1307. Bennett, Arnold.Buried alive.Doran.$0.75 An eminent and eccentric painter changes identities with his dead valet,and an extravagant series of complications ensue.Baker. 13-26688/2 1308. Bennett, John. Barnaby Lee.Century.$1.50 Adventures with pirates and in New Amsterdam, 1664. Among charactersare Peter Btuy esant and Governor Calvert of Maryland. A. L. A. 4 2-22477 2 1309. Master Skylark.Century.$1.50 A story of Shakespeare's time. 4-17522/2 1310. Bjornson, Bjornstjerne. Arne and The fisher lassie.Macmillan,$1 25 Primitive, unsophisticated people and simple ways of life and thought, withmuch of the poetic atmosphere and glamour of the North.Baker. 4-17556/3 1311. Blackmore, R. D. Lorna Doone; a romance of Exmoor.Dutton.(Every- man's library) (Library binding)$0.50 Stuart times (1673-87). - John Ridd rescues Lorna from the robber Doones. The mule deecriptionsare invested with a poetic glamour.. Baker. A10-1931/2 1512. Boyesen, H. H. Gunnai.Scrihfser.$1.25 A tale of Norse life. 4-15415/2 1313. Modern vikings,Scribner.ft.t20 Stories of life and sport in the Norseland. 4-16122/2 1314. Bronte, Charlotte. Jane Eyre.Dutton.(Everyman's library)(Library binding)$0.50 One of the greatest novels inspired by the theme of sell- realization.Baker. A-10-5/2 1315. Brown, Alice. Meadow-gram. Houghton.$1.35 Cowrzwrs: Number five.-Farmer EH'S vacation. -After all.-Told in thepoorhouse.-Heman 's ass. -Heartsease. -Mis' Wadleigh's guest. -A righteous bargain.-Joint owners in Spain. -At eudleigh fair.-Bankrupt .-Nancy Boyd's last sermon.-Strollers in Tiverton. New England village life characterized by good humor, optimism, and keen delight in theopen 4-16285/5 1316. Brown, John. Rab and his friends, and other stories of doge.Heath. 80.20 1-12802-M 4/2 FICTION. 105 1317. Brush, Mrs. C. Colonel's opera cloak.Little.$1 Perennially humorous story of a happy-go-luckySouthern family. 7-20624/2 1318. Bryant, Marguerite.ehristopher Hibbault., roadmaker. A poor English boy's realization of his Duffield.$1.50 ambition to build good country roads. A.L. A. . 9-3533312 1319. Bunner, H. C. Short sixes.Keppler.$1 CONTENTS: The tenor.-Col. Brereton's aunty.-A round-up.-Two churchesof Quawket.- The love-letters of iimith.L-7,enobla'sinfidelity. -Nine cent girls.-Nice people.-Mr. and the proletariat.-Hector.-A sisterly Copernicus scheme. -Zoto.-An old, old story. 4--15418/5 1320.. Bunyan, John. Pilgrim's progress.Dutton.(Everyman's brary binding) $0.50 , library) t Its term is almost epic its dramatic dialogue, its clear types of character, its vividdescriptions have given equal pleasure to villagerand scholar.S. A. Brobke. 1321. Cable, G. W. Grandiesimes.Scribner.$1.35 New Orleans and its Creole inhabitants a century ago.Baker. 1322. - Old Creole days.Scribner.$1.50 16-161583 Cokriarni: Madame Delphine.-Cafedes exiles.-Belles demoiselles Jean ab Pouqueiin. -The poulette.-'81eur plantation.-Posaon George.-Madame Delicieuse. 1323. Catherwood, Mrs. X. 7- 4814'10 H. Story of Tonty.McClurg. Romance of the French exploration $1.25 the Mississippi. under La aalle and his lieutenant, Tonty,from Montrea/ to 2-1062/3 1324. Cervantes Saavedra, Miguel de. Don Quixote of I.a_Mancha; illus. by W. H. Robinson.Dutton.$2.50 4-7539 2 1325. The ingenious gentleman, Don Johnson. Quixote of La Mancha; (d. byClifton Macmillan. (Standard schoollibrary)$0.50 One of the greatest books-a satireon 'romances of chivalry. world in all its phases.Baker. Incidentally dep;cts the Spanish 99-2078/3 13211. Church, A. J.Three Greek children.Putnam. Life in ancient Greece; games, $1.25 customs, superstitions, ansacrihoes.Pittsburgh. 4-.---17816 '2 1327. Churchill, Winston.The crisis.Grosset. Civil war times. $0.75 1328. The crossing.Grosset.$0.75 16-6481/3 Of the settlement of the Mississippivalley. Daniel Boone;George Rogers Clarke,and Andrew Jackson are among the characters. A. L.A. t 16-- 6482/2 Richard Carvel.Hurst.$0.75 Revolutionary times. 14-16757/3 1330. Clemens, S. L. Adventures of IluckleberrkFinn (Tom Sawyer's comrade), by Mark Twain (pseud.)Harper.$1.75 Boy's epic of the Mississippi.Baker. ,15-2 1857/3 1331. Adventures of Tom Sawyer, by Mark Twain (psi-M.1Harper.$1.75 12-21235/3 1332. Personal recoilectitns of Joan ofAre, by Mark Twain (pseud.) $2.50 Harper. 17-19250/3 1333. Prince and the pauper, by Mark Twain (pseud.)Harper.$1.75 How Prince &braid VT in HenryVIII's reign changed positions with of it.Baker. a beggar and whil canto 16-7,550/2 106 LIBRARY BOOKS FOR HIGH SCHOOLS. a 1334. Cody, Sherwin, ed.Selection from the world's greatest short stories.10th ed. McClurg.$1.25 Corcrzryrs: Patient Griselda, by Boccacio.-Aladdln from the Arabian nights.-Rip van Winkle, by Irving.-Passlon in the desert, by Bs Inc.-Child's dream of a star, and Christmas carol, by Dickens.-PrinoeSs's Tragedy, by Thackeray.-Gold bug, by Poe.-Great stone face, by Haw- thorne.-Necklace and The string, by Maupassant.-Man who would be king, by Kinling.-How Gavin 13irse put it to Mag Lownie, by Barrie.-On the stairs, by Morrison. A14-1221/16 1335. Coffin, C. C.Daughters of the revolution and their times, 1769-1776.Hpugh- ton.$1.50 4-21707./3 1336. Connolly, J. B. Out of Gloucester.Scribner.$1.35 Seafaring life on the Newfoundland banks. 2-24475/6 1337. Conrad, Joseph.Lord Jim.McClurg.$1.50 Psychological study, with descriptions of tropical seas and civilization of Eastern Wands. 0-6602/t 1338. Typhoon.Doubleday.$1.35 A great description of a ship in a storm. 2-21481/2 1339. Cooper, J. F.Deeridayer.Dutton:(Everyman's library)(Library bind- , ing)$0.50 These tales gave the red man a place in literature. The five romances aro linked together by the career of llawkeye, backwoOdsman, and of litigachgook, his Indian counterpart.Vivid desert p- tiolas of wood, lake and prairie, and of the daily life of Indian and huntsman. Baker. Al 1-304/2 1340. LastoftheMohicans.Dutton. .*Everyman'slibrary)(Library binding)$0.50 SecoLd of I he ',eat herstocking tales. A11-305/2 1341. illus. by E. Boyd Smith.Grosset.$0.60 Attractive illustrated edition for a boy to own. 10-24026/2 1342. The pathtindjr; or, The inland sea.Dutton.(Everyman's library) (Library binding)$0.50 Third of the Leatherstocking tales. A10-1817/2 1343. The pilot.(Mohawk ed.)Putnam.$1.25 Celebrates the exploits of Paul Jones (1747-92) in English waters.Rich in humorous characters. 4-17807/2 1344. Pioneers.Dutton.(Everyman's library)(Library binding)$0.50 Fourth of the Leatherstocking tales. A10-1818/2 1345. Prairie.Dutton.(Everyman's library)(Library binding)$0.50 Fitt hpf the Leatherstocking tales. A 11-1439/2 1346. Spy.Putnam. (Mohawk ed.)$1.25 Romance of the War of Independence (1780), introducing Washington and other heroes.Baker. 4-15436/3 1347. Craddock, C. E., pseud.'Bilophet of the Great Smoky Mountains.Houghton. $1.25 Portrayal of the Tennessee mountaineer. 4-15142/2 1348. Craik, Mrs. D. M. M. John Halifax, gentleman.(Luxembourg ed.)Crowell. . $1.50 Life story of an ideal man. The period is 1780-1334, time of the riots caused by the introduction of steam machinery.Baker. 7-3337/2 107 1349. Crane, Stephen. Red badgeof courage; an episode of the war.Appleton.Si. American civil Bubleot- thestate of mind Atte soldier in ville (BM). Baker. action. Setting-the protraotod battleof Chancellors- 0-3652/3 1350. Crawford, F. M.' Mr. Isaacs.Mhcmillan.$1.50 Mystery novel of (East) Ihdian lift,.Baker. 1351. Saracinesca.Regent.$0.75 7-1218/2 Story of society in Rome. 1352. Via crucis.Regent.$6.75- 4-15443/2 Romance of the second crusade.

1353. Crockett, S. R. Lilacsunbonnet.Appleton. 6-34883/3 A love story. $1.50 4-15295/2 1354. Daudet, Alphonse. Tartarin of Tarascoa,'and Tartarinon the Alps.Dutton. (Evoryman's library)(Library binding)$0.50 Extravaganza. Tartarin's expedition to prove his valourand resource meets with ad rent as monstrous as those of Don Quixote.Baker. Imes A11446/3 1355. Davis, R. H.Gallogher, and other stories. Scribner.. $1.25 16-6489/11 1356. In the fog.Harper.$1 16-9377/2 1357. Davis, W. S. Frietrd of Caesar.Macmillan.11.50 Story of the fall of the Roman republic. 1358. God wills it.Macmillan.$1.50 16-6483/3 A tale of the first crusade, 1095-9. 1359. 1-.26209/2 Victor of Salamis.Macmillan.$1.50 Days of Xerxes, Leonidas, and Themistoeles. 7-15591/4 1360.. Defoe, Daniel. Robinson Crusoe.Dutton.(Everyman's library) binding)$(.50 (Library Founded on the actual experiences of Alexander Selkirk. A masterpiece of unconscious instinc- t i art and a model for realist ic romances.Baker. 1361. W6-349/2 illus. by the brothers Ithoad.Harper. A fine edition with attractive illustrations. 1362. Deland, Mrs. M. W. 0-6378/2 Dr. Lavendar's people.Grosset.$0.75 'CONTENVT: The apotheosis ofthe Reverend Mr. Spangler.-The note.-The grasshopper and the ant.- Amelia. -An exceeding high mountain.-At the stuffed-animal house. 1363. 3-25718/8 Old Chester tales.Grosset.$0.75 CONTENTS: Promises of Dorothea.-Good forthe soul. -Miss Marla Child's mother. and the judge.-Where the laborers - Justice are few.-Sally.-The unexpectednms of Mr.Horace Shields.- New England.-Quaint old characters fullof humor and gentle goodness. 98-1805/3 1364. De Morgan, William. Joseph Vance.Grosset.$0.75. 8-11006/2 1365. Dickens, Charles. Christmas books.Dutton:(Everyman's library) brary binding)$0.50 (Li- CONTENTS: Christmas carol.--Chimes.-Crioket on the hearth.-Battle of life.-liatmtedman. .A11 -758/5 1366. David Copperfield.Dutton.(Everyman's library) ing)$0.50 (Library bind- Dickens said, " I have in my heart, of hearts a favorite child, and hisname is David Copperfield." A10-1939/2 108 LIBRARY BOOKS FOR HIGH SCHOOLS.

1367. Dickens, Charles. Dombey and son.Dutton. "( Everyman's library)(Li. irary binding)$0.50 Includes the pathetic episode of Paul Dombey's life and death. Tragic chapters lightened with a throng of humorous characters.Baker. 111-760/2 1368. Nicholas Nickleby.Dutton.(Everyman's library)(Library bind, lug)$0.50 This story fixed public attention on abusF prevalent in English private schools.A. 1.. 1. A10-49612 130. Old.curiosity shop. _Dutton.(Everyman's library)(Library bind- !'ing)$0.50 Little Nell and her grandfather, Dick Swiveiler and the Marchioness figure in this book.Pitts- burgh. A10-498, 2 1370. ()liverTwist.Dutton.(Everyman'slibrary)(Librarybinding) $0.50 A10-499/2 1371. -- Pickwick papers.Dutton.(Everyman's library)(Library binding) $0.50 A10-37/2 Inimitable for broad British fun.Mr. Pickwick and Sam Weller number among the immortals. L. &I. 6-37232/2 1372. Tale of two cities.Dutton.(Fvvryinan's library)(Library binding) $0.50 .4 powerful melodramat is story of the Reign of Tenor t 1789-94).ObviOusly inspired by Carlle 's French Revolution.Baker. A10-502/2 4373. Doyle, Sir e. C..Adventures of Sherlock Holmes.Burt.$0.75 Detective story. 16-7560/3 1374. Refugees; a tale of two continents.Harper.$1.75 A Huguenot romance in the reigif of Louis XIV, the French episndes dealing with, intrigue and adventure in the style of Dumas and the American half being after the manner of Cooper.Baker. 16-7561/2 1375. White company.Burt.$1 .. . English bowmen in Franc's and Castile (1366:7).Baker. 16-7562'1'2 l376. Dumas. Alexandre. Count of Monte Cristo.Dutton.(Everyman's library) (Library binding)2 v.$1 Rapid and audacious narrative of act ion and adventure.Baker. A10-1820/2 1377. Three muskfteers.Dutton.(Everyman's library)(Lkhrary binding).$0.50 The fued between Richelieu and Anne of Austria and the adventures of three guardsmen. A10-1943/2 1378. - Vicomte de Bragelonne.Dutton'.(Everyman's library)(Library binding)3 v.$1.50 112-995/2 1379. Duncan, Norman.Dr. Luke of the Labrador.Revell.$0.75 Life of Labrador fisher folk and the work of Dr. Grenfell. A. L. A. 4- 31009/2 1380. Nbers, G. X.Egyptian princess.Crowell.$0.75 A romance of ancient Egypt. 16--15706/2 1381. Uarda.Burt.$0.50 *se, Egyptian Thebes, 14th century B. C., the reign of Ramesee IT. 16-15713/2 11.1111111111111.1111111111111111111101111111J 111.1111/1.1

FICTION. 1Q9 1382. Eliot, George, pseud. Adam Bede.Dutton.(Everyman's librai-y) brary binding) $0.50 (Lie, Sets forth-coherent philosophy of conduct and inexorableretribution. A10-503/2 1383. Daniel Deronda.Crowell.$1.50 I 17-26789/2'

1384. . Middlemarch; illus. by A. B. Stephens.(Luxembourg ed.)Crowell.. $1.50 Pictures with realism, the omplex life of a provincial town.Baker. 99-2777/2 1385. Mill on the Floes.Dutton.(Everyman's library)(Library binding) $0.50 The tragedy of Maggie Tulliver and her brother Toni.Pittsburgh. A11-1441/2 1386. Romola. Dutton. (Everyman'e library)(Library binding)$0.50 Based on Florentine history, 1492-15094, the days of Lorenzo deMedici and Baronarela. Baker. A10-504/2 1387. Romola. (Luxembourg ed.)Crowell.$1.50 Larger print editibn of the above. 6-40747/4 1388. Silas Marner, the weaver of Raveloe; itttrod.by Bliss Carman, and aide to study by H. A. Davidson.Houghton.(Riverside literature series) 60.40 99-2779/4 1389.. --4 Silas Mahler; illus. by M. V. Wheelhouse.Macmillan.$0.75 Colored illustrations. WI1-22/2 1390. Erckmann, Engle, and Chatrain, Alexiindre.Conscript and Waterloo. Dutton.(Everyman's library)(Library binding)$0.50 Napoleon and his time: Waterloo. A10-2159/4" 1391. Ewing, Mrs. J. H. G.Jackanapes and other tales.Macmillan.(Queen's treasure series)$1 Story of a gillant boy's self devotion. Baker. 17-26790; 2 1392. Jan of the windmill; illus. by Wheelhouse.Macmillan.(Q'ileen's treasure series)$1 17-26791/2 1393. Farnol, Jeffery. Amateur gentleman.Little.$1.40 Sheer romance reflecting the England of 100 yearsago.A. L. A . 13-35198/2 1394. Broad highway.Little.$1.35 Young Englishman starts on foot to make his fortune andhas many romantic adventures. Pleasing atmosphere of fairy tale unreality.A. L. A. 1395. Flancirau, C. M. Diary of a freshman. 117-472/2 S Appleton.$0.75 1-11782/2 1396. Flaubert, Gustave. Salammbo, themaid of Carthage; retold from`the French by L. A. Ragozin.Putnam.(Tales of the heroic ages)$1.25 A free translation, somewhat abridged, of one of theclassics othistorical fiction.Oregon. 1-29484/2 1397. Ford, P. L. Hon. Peter Stirling.Holt.$.50 Rise and progress of an Beal statesman who maintainsconstancy to the "Amefican Baker. 16-9376/2 1398. Janice Meredith.Grosset.$0.75 Story of the American revolution. 3-12293/31 110 LIBRARY BOOKS roit HIGH SCHOOLS.

1399. Fox, John, jr.Little shepherd of Kingdom Come.tirosset.$0.75 Life among the mountaineers, and Civil war times in Kentuck-y. 3- -21292/2 1400. Frederic, Harold.In the valleAt Scribner.$1.50 A story of the Mohawk Valley, 17:17-17S0 4151o6p2 1401. Freeman, Mrs. M. E.A humble romance, and otlfer stories.Harper.$1.25 Realistic sketches of homely, penurious life in aMassaehuset Is village.Baker. l -2479/2 1402. A New England nun, and other stories.Harper.$1.25 Short stories of New England country life. NI' 4-15msp2 1403. French, H. W.Lance of Kanana.. New ed.Lithrop.$1 Story of Arabia, full 1 the spirit of heroism. 16-10345/2 1404. Gale, Zona.Friendship village.Macmillan.$1.50 Village life in the Middle West. 8-30534/2 1405. Garland, Hamlin Main-travelled roads.Harper.$1.50 Realistic stories of country life in the Mississippi valley! 99-4062/10 1406. Gaskell, Mrs. E. C. S.Cousin Millis, and other tales.Dukton.(Every- man's library)(Library binding) 50 Cummins& Cousin Phillis.-My Lady Lu a life-time ago.-Right at last.-The sex; ton's hero. A13- 547/6 1407. Cranford; illus. 1)01. V. Wheelhouse.Macmillan.(Queen's treasure series)$1.25 Miniature painting of a litt le old-fasitione.i countryI own,11 umou rot is descriptions of Igone etiquette, parties and gossii).Baker. W10-204/2 1408. - Cranford.Dutton.(Everyman's library)(Library hindingi$0.50 A 10 - 54N1/2 1409. - MaiyBarton.Dutton.(Everytnan'slibrary )(Library binding) $0.50 Al2-999/2 1410. Gates, Eleanor.Biography of a prairie girl.Grosser.$0.75 Pioneer life on the prairie; family life, hardships and plea.tires. 2-23907/2 1411. Goldsmith, Oliver.Vicar of Wakefield.Dutton. E veryinan's lihraryt (Library binding)$0.50' - An English idyl concerned with the fortunes of the Primrose family.Style is the perfection of classical English.Baker. A10 -38/2 1412. ------Illus. by HughThtmson.(('ranford ed.)Alalemillati.$1.50 4- 18076/'2 1413. Grahame, Kenneth. Wind in the willows.Scribner.$1.50 Adventure4 of at mole and a water rat and their Impersonation of various types of people, tt rit teat in charming style. 13-21253/2 1414. Hale, E. E., jr., ed.English stories.Globe.(Hawthorne classics)$0.40 Curarivs: Christmas carol, by Dickens.-House and the brain, by Lytton.-Dog of Flanders. bf La Ramee.-Sire de Maletroit's door, by Stevenson, -Wee Willie Winkle, by Kipling. . 4.-524/7 1415. - Mauvithout a country.(National ed.)Little. .$0.30 Fictitious memoir of an American officer who said he wished never to hear of the 'United States

again, and for punishment had his wish fulfilled.Bak;r. . 5-33312/2 FICTION. 111

1416. Hanson, J. M. With Sully into theSioux land.McClurg.$1.50 Sioux uprisings in Minnesota and Dakota. 10-26821/2 1417. Hardy, Thomas. Far from the maddingcrowd.Harper.$1.25 Tragi - comedy of English nu7,1 life.Baker. .16-7548/2 1418. Harland, Henry. Cardinal's snuff-box.Lane.$1.30 Love story set in an Italian villa. Arti tic quality and briv1.: in repartee.A. L. A. 3--25550/2 1419. Harrison, H. S.(Need. -Grosset.$0.75 Modern novel of character study with scene laid inthe Now South. 11-10951/2 1420. Harte, Bret. Luck of Roaring Camp, and other sketches.(Aldine ed.) Houghton. $1 Coterxrcrs: Luck of Roaring Camp.MlIss...Outoastsof Poker Flat.Miggles.Tennessee's partner.Idyll of lied Gulch.Ilow Santa Clausgime to Simpson's Bar.Fool of Five Forks. Romance of Madrono llollow.Princess Bobb andher friends. 3-26184/11 1421. -Tales of the Argonauts, and Othersketches.(Aldine ed.) . ton.$1 Hough- CorrEkrs: RosetOf Tuolumne. Mr. JohnOakhurst.Wan Lee, the pegan.How old Plunkett went home.The fool of Five Forks. man Jersey centenarian. Baby Sylvester.Eplsode ot, Fiddletown. 3-29617/10 1422. Hawthorne, Nathaniel. ,..0 House, of the seven gables.Dutton. (Ever- man's library) (Library binding)$0.50 Quaint, fanciful. ail grotesque figures, rich ineccentricity and the subtler essences of character. A11-764/2 Marblefaun.Dutton.(Everyman'slibrary)(Library $0.50 binding) A-10--1824/2 1424. Scarlet letter.Dutton.cEveryman's library) $0.50 (Library binding) A10-2439/2 1425. Twice-told tales.Dutton.(Everyman's libra) (Library binding) $0.50 Imaginative renderings of traditions from pro-Revolutionarytimes, pictures of New England life and contepplat ire sketches.linker. Al2-652/2 1426. Haydrick, B. A., ed. Types of the short story.Scott.(Lake English classics) $0.35 - Corrrawrs:. Rip Van Winkle, by Irving.Ambitiousguest and Dr. Heldegger's experiment, by Hawthorne. Namgay fools and Mott Gabmutineer, by Kipling.TwO of them, and Cree Queery and Mysy Drolly, by Barrie.Sire de Maletroit'sdoor and Markheim, by Stevenson. Pit and the pendulum and The gold bug, by My double, by Hale. Poe.Ilaunted and the haunters, by Lyttaci. 13-21922/15 1427. Howells, W. D. Modern instance.Houghton.$1.50 Called his representative novel.Baker. 4-15124/2 1428. Riseof Silas Lapham. Houghton.(Riverside literatureseries) $0.60 Story of character development. 4-15125/2 1429. Hughes, Thomas, TomBrown at Oxford.Macmillan.$1.50 3-27257/2 ,112 LIBRARY ROOkfi FOR HIGH SCHOOLS.

1430. Hughes, Thomas. Tom Brown's school,CIaye.Houghton. i verei de soh ool library)$0.60 - School days at Rugby wader the famous Dr. A7nold, who lovedbobs and lived to make them brave, Christian gentlemen.Power. 7-5405/2 1431. Tom Brown's school days; illus. by Louis Ithead.harper.$1.:)0 Finely illustrated edition. 11-2730412 1432. Hugo, Victor.Leemieerables. 2v.Dutton.(Everyman's library) (Library binding)$1. t pidture of Wat.rloo, from the French side.Oregon. ..k10\:507/2 1433. Toilers of the Pea.Dutton.(Everyman's library)(Library binding) $0.50 Life v the mariner, the demand fauna of the oceap, itsaspect in storm and calm are .1.picted with minute realism.Baker. t A13- !10"3 1434. Ingelow, Jean. Off the skelligs.Little.$1.25 I.ight hearted gomedy. Baker. 16- 93561'2 1435. Jackson, Airs. H. H. .Ramona.Little.$1.50 Written to expose pe injustice of the United States government's policytoward the 1 /:flans. Scene:Southern California.Baker. 16-7002/2 . 1436. Jewett, 8. 0.Country of the pointed tire.Houghton.$1.25 Studies of life and character in a Maine seacoast village.N. Y. 10-23t133/2 1937. Deephaven.Houghton:* $1.25 5-1185/2 1438. Native of Winby, and other tales.Houghton.$1.25 CONTENTS: Native of Winby.-Deceration day.-Jim's little woman.-Failureof David - Passing of Sister Barsett.-Miss Esther's guest-Flight of BetseyLane.-Between niass and vespers.-Little captive maid. . 9-2481/10 1439. Johnson, Owen. Stover ae Yale.Stokes.$1.35 Picture of college life from an unusual point of view. A. L. A. 12 -814. 1440. johnsikon, Mary. To have and to hold.Grosset$0.75 Romance of Vilginia, 1621.

1441. I r:.g roll.Houghton.$1.75 11-13141,3 1442. Jordan, E. G. May Iverson tackles life.Harper.$1.25 CONTKNTS: Woman suffrage at St. Catherine's.-I write 9 play.-Reductioncure for James.-7When churchyards yawn.-I introduce beauty cul(ure.-MabeflBlossom's pearl' pin.- Call of spring.-I introduce motion stud (. -Our t;rouchometerclub.-Shadow of the angel. 12-18795/11 1443. King, Charles.Cadet days.Harper.$1.40 A story of West 4- 18930j3 1444. Kingsley, Charles. Hereward the Wake, last of theEnglish.Dutton. (Everyman's library)(Library binding)$0.50. Historical romance of the Saxon hero's exploits. Baker. A10- 1946/2 1445. Hypatia.Dutton.(Everyman's library)(Library binding)$0.50 Hellenic Egypt in 5th century, when Christianity and paganismwere at war. Baker. W7-188/2 FICTION. 113

1446. Kingsley, Charles. Westward ho.Dutton. (Everyman's library)(La. brary binding) $0.50 ()ne of the noblest , gentlest, most romantic, and moat manly ofsea stories and tales of adventure. Based on achievement s of sailors of the days of Drake and Raleigh.E. S. Brooks. W6-359/2 144Everyman's: -- eagt Dutton.Du t t on. library)$1 A13-552/1 1448 Kipling, Rudyard. Captains courageous; a story ;f the Grand Banks.Cen- tury.$1.50 Depicts life of the New England fishermen on the highseas.Baker. 3-21963/2 1449 Day's work.Doubleday.$1.50 coNremrt: Bridge-builders.A walking delegate.Ship thatfound herall.Tomb of his anee,tors. Devil and the deep sea, W 1111am the Conqueror..007.Maltesecat.Bread ,, ate', upon the -1n error in the fourth dimension.Vy Sunday at home.Tie brushwoodboy. 16-6725/14 1441 Doubleday.$1.50 It ich panorama of the life of India.Baker. 8-2109/2 14 :e1 Life's handicap.Doubleday.$1.50 90-3029/2 -----Light that failed.Doubleday.$1.50 tifsnv.Burt. $1

Realistic narrative of Bohemian life, full of life and action.Baker., 15-20316/2 14..1 Plain tales from the hills.Doubleday $1.50 Sanu.Burt.Ii' tnglo-lndian life and manners, the natives. Tommy ltkins and others.Baker. 16-6652/2 14 'traffics and discoveries.Doubleday.$ }.50 Coi4rEmrs: The captive. Bonds of discipline.Sahibs' war, . i'omprehensien of Private copper. Steam tactics. " Wireless."Army of is dream."They." Mr,. Bathurst. Below the mill dant. 4 27127/13 u,td Balestier, Walcott. Thenatilahka,a story of West and East.. Dinallet10'.$1.50 western elviliration and mrnmercialism in grotesque contact withoriental manners.Baker. 99-3580/3 5.1',1;. Little, Frances, pseud.Lady of the decoration.century. $1 Young 1rnerican teacher's experience in a Japanese school relatedin letters.1. I.. A. 9-32297/2 14:,7. Locke, W. J.Fortunate youth.tirowet.$0.75 Tate of romantic adventure. A. I.. A. 14 5512/2 145S. London, Jack.Call of the wild.Groaiet.$0.75 Wild life in the Klondike. The hero is a dog.A. I.. A. 32301/2 14,9. Loti, Pierre, pseud. a 1 cellind ;tr.by H. B. tole.('rowell. (Handy volume classics)$0.35 Poetic rendering of life and wonder of the sea, and his masterpiece Baker. of construction and pathos. 8-29996/2 1460. Lynn, Margaret. Stepdaughter of the prairie.Macmillan.$1.35 Prairie scenes and folk described with charm and unaffectedness. 14-9299/2 1461. Lytton, B. G. Bulwer.Harold,. the last of the Saxon kings.Dutton. (Everyman's liltrary)(Library binding)$0.50 -Descriptions of battle of MAW" and of English life inthe I thu century.Baker- A10-1960/2 - 10997*-18---8

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1462. Lytton, E. G. Bulwer.Last days of Pompeii.Dutton.(Everyntan's library)(Library binding)$0.50 Reconstruotion of the luxurious Roman society of first century of Christian era.Raker. A10-1951/2

1463. Lastofthe barons.Dutton. kEveryman'olibrary)$0.50 A 1 1 1020(2

1464liabie, comp.8tories new and old; typical American and English, tales.Macmillan.$1.50 Cormirrrs: Peter Rugg, the missing man, by A ust in.-Dr. Marigold's prescriptions, by Dick. ens.-Itab and his friends, by Brown. -Ethan Brand, by Newt borne.- Pit and the pendulum, by Poe.-1V ill o' the mill, by Stevenson-Marquis Jeanne Hyacinth St. Pals ye, by Shorthouse - Quite so, by Aldrich. -King Soloman of Kentucky, by A Iten.-G Imes and the nation, by Mister. 8 18574,11 1465. Karryat, Frederick.Children of the new form.Dutton $1.50 2445

1466. Jacob Faithful.Dutton.$1.50' A 1:1- --ri54 1467. Japhet in search of a father.Dutton.$1.50 17-- :!67$6'2 1468. King's own.Dutton.$1.50 A13983'2

1469. Masterman Ready.Burt. $1 A wreck , Cruse* life on an island, a fight with savage c and the heroic death of Masterittan It e:id v. Baker., 24101 2

1470. Midshipman Easy.Bun. $1 17 26757 2

1471. Pcter.Simple.Hutton.$1.50 .All 7GS:2 1472. Martin, Mrs. H. R.Tillie. a 'Mennonite maid tiroevett.$0.7;) Story of the Pennsylvania Dutch. 1625041'2 1473. Martineau, Harriet.Peasant and tho prince.Iloughtm.$0.45 Follows the fortunes of the unfortunate dauphin, son of Louis X VI of France and the royal family during the 1' -enc.h revolutioh.Condition of the peasantry clearly depicted. 2-29919/3 1474. Itasefleld, John.Jim Davis.Grosso.(Everylov's library Boy ta'out edition)$0.50 .14-17989/2 1475. Mason, A. E. W.Pour feathers.Macinillaii.$1 50 IteGtoration of a brave man, who, in morbid fear of shoe ing cowardice. becomes a coward in the eyes of his friends.N. Y. A13-2283/2 476. Matthews, J. B., ed.The short, story.Amer. bk. $1 CoNTENT9: husband of Aglace, from Geste Romanorum.-Story of Griselda, by Bcgracio.- Constaniia and Theodosiu.,, by Addison.-Rip van Winkle, by Irving.-Dream children, by Lamb.-Wandering Willie's tale, by Soott.-Mateo. Falcone, 4y Merimee..-Tbe shot, by lilts- kin.-Steadfast tin soldier, by Anderson. -Fall of the house of Usher, by Poe.Ambitious guest, by,Ilawthorne.-Child's dream of a star, by Dickens.-What was it?, by O'Brien.- Father, by Bjonnien.-Termessee's partner, by If arte.-Siege of Berlin, by Daudet .-Insurgent, by lialevy.,- Substitute, by Coppee.-Mrs. Knollys, by Stfinson.-Necklaoe, by Maupat.sant.-Markheim, by Stevenson.-Man who was, by Klpling.-Sisterly scheme, by Bunner. 8-1920/25 1477. Melville, Herman. Moby Dick.Dutton.(Everyman's library)(Library binding)$0.50 Realistic story of whale fishinglathePacific.' Baker. A10-1954tt 1478,. Typee.Dutton.(Everyman*); library)(Library binding)$0.50 Adventure among the Patina isles.Baker. A10--2172/2 FICTION. 116r

1479. Merriman, H. 8., pseud.With edged tools.Harper.91.26 6-24359/2 14,40. Mike la, B. X., er/Short storitet for high schools.Scribner.$0.90 Commas: First Christmea-tree, by Van t)yke. -A French tar-baby, byHarria.-Sonny's chrisnanin', by Stuart .-Christ miss night with Satan, by Foi.-A nest-egg, by Riley.-Wee WOW Winkle, by Kipling.-Oold bug, by l'oe.-Ransom of lied Chief, by henry.-Frealunanlull -beck, by Paine.-Oalkgher, by Davis.-Jumping frog, by Twain.-4Ladyor the tiger?, by Stookteek- Outcasts of Poker flat, by Harte.-Reolt of mother, by Isreeman.-ManseOm, by Paga.- 4. Pieson lone," by Cable.-Our aronsatic uncle, by Bunntx.-Quality, byOalswortity.-Triumph of night. by Wharton.-Measenger, by Andrews.-Markheim, by fiteeetter. 15-20913/23 14S1. Kitchell, 8. W. Hugh Wynne, free Quaker.Century.$1.50 Men and events of the War of bidependenee, 8-34332f/3 1 4 S2.- - Ad Vent ures of Francis.Century.$1.50. story of the French revolution. 16-7545/3 1 iSa. -- The rod city.Century.$1.50. k story of Philadelphia in the time of President Washington_ 16-6650/4 144. Moulton, L. B., ed.Short stories.Houghton.(Hi'verside literature series) $0.40 l'oxyliNrs: Riding the Rim rock, by Sharp.-Farmer Kb's Vacation,by Brown. --((let operator. by Pheips.-In and out of a cab to Amsterdam, by Smith.-Fare ofthe poor, by Ors- ham.-Oolden fortune, by A ustin.-A liammerton typewriter, byWhite.-Tom o' Rlueb'ry Plains, by NVigein.-My eou.sin, the colonel, by Aldrich.-Aunteynthy Hallett, by Jetett.- Day of the cyclone, by Thartet.-Left out on Lone star mountain, by Howl borne. liarte.-Ilirthmark , by 15 12989/2 1 Muir, John.Stickeen.Houghton.(Riverside literature series)$0.25 Story of a dog who saved the naturalist's life in Alaska.ltorresen. 9-6875(2 14s6. 011ivant, Alfred.Bob, eon of Battle.Burt.$0.75 Scotch story in which interest centers aroundbreed of famous shepherd dogs, of which Bob Is the last and greatest.Pittsburgh. 9-32292/2 1 ts7. Oreay, Emrnuaka.Scarlet pimpernel.Putnam.$1.35 Melodrama of t he French revolution. 8-71t:153/3 14SS.Page, T. N.Burial of the guns.Scribner.$1.35 rivii war and reconstruction period. 3- 19538/2 14s9. ---- In ole Virginia.Scribner.$1.35 ocoti-nisrs: Marso Chan.-" Cite" Edinburg. -Melt Lady.-Ole Polly. 'strectott-No bald pawn. 12 --31300/8 1490. Old gentleman of the black stock.Scribner.$1.35 Portrayal of a southern gentleman of the old school. A. I.. A. 0-6041/2 1491.------Red Rock.Grotes't.$0.75 Reconstruction period in t he South. 8-2115/2 1492. Paine, R. D.College years.Scribner. $1.50 Yale stories. 9--24237/2 1493. Parker, Sir Gilbert.Seats of the mighty. Appleton. $0.75 Romance of the great struggle, culminating In the battle pf Quebec,which dispossessed France and enthroned England in North America.Baker. 15-20311/2 1494. Poe, B. A. Tales of mystery andimagination.Dutton.(Everyman's library)(Library binding)$0.50 A10-44/2 14951 Porter, W. 8. Cabbages and kings, by 0. Henry (pseud.)Burt.$0.75 17-7932/2 116 LIBRARY DOORS FOR HIGH SCHOOLS.

1496. Porter, W. B.Four millio9Lby 0. Henry (pseud.)Burt.$0.76 Skeigibes of New York diIlle *Mee In spontaneous, racy style.A. I.. A. 15-17417/2 1497. Pyle, Howard. Men of iron.Harper.$2 Boy life in en English castle In the later days of chivalry.Fine moral tone end literary quality Oman, 4-18936/3 1498. - Otto of the silver hand.Scribner.$2 Medieval Germany to the days of the roblier barons. 4-15937/2 1499. Quiller-Couch, A:1r 44rplendid spur.Scribner.$1.26 Roiralist romance of the campaign In Cornwall and the west of England, 14411.Baker. 4-16297,2 1500. Reads, Charles.Cloister and the hearth.Dutton.(Everyman's library) (library binding)60.60 Eve of the Reformation ( Parents of Erasmus). A10 -31.2 1501. Robins, Elisabeth. Come and find me.Century.$1.50 Talent California and Alaska and the lure ol the North. S ...SS;) 2 1502. Russell, W. C.Wreck of the ''Grosvenor ".Sturgis.$1.26 Realistic picture of life on shipboard, storms and beauty of the ocean and romantic adventures. 99-4984,2 1503. Schulte, Jeanne. Story of Colette.Crowell.10.60 Romance of a young girl In an old French chateau.Pittsburgh. 8-265I2 1504. Scott,SirWalter.IvanhoeDutton.(F:verymati'mlibrary) ,( Library 10.50 Many °red Oct iire of medie% al England.Brings togrt her Coeur de I ion, Robin Friar Tuck, Allan - adage, Isaac of York, and Prince John.Period, about 1194.Baker. W6- 371;2 1505. Ivanhoe; illus. \by Greiffenhagen.Lippincott.11,75 Fine edition with good paper, large print and colored 'Bust nation,. A15--267-7,2 1506. - Kenilworth. Dutton. (Everyman's library) (Library binding) $0.75

Tragic story of Aniy Robsert, site of Queen Elisabeth's favorite, the Earl of 1 o..e. Evriod , 1573.Baker. .k10- 1507. - Kenilworth; illus. by 11. L. Ford.Lippincott.11.50 Fine edition, wit h good paper, large print and Poland Illusttations. A15-- 2679/3 1508. Quentin Dunvard.1)utton. (Everyman's library) (Library binding) 80.50 A itch and varied picture of the last slays of feudalism and chivalry.Scene: the front ice die- tricts of France and Flanders. Baker. - MO. 136/3 1500. Rob Roy.Dutton.(Everyman's library)(library binding)10.50 A 10r: 62/2 1510. Talisman.Dutton.(Everyman's library)(Library binding)10.50 The scene is in Palestine with h Richard Coeur de Liao and his allies of t be third crusade.Pitts. burgh. A 10-65f2 1511. --- Talisman; illus. by S. 11. tether.Lippincott.11.75 A15-2678/3 1512. Sherman, 8. P., ed.Book of short stories.Bolt.$0.35 002itrwrts: Hip van Winkle, by Irving.-Mtnister's black veil, and Ethan Brand, by Haw . thorn.. -Fall of the house of Veber and nold-bng, by Poe.--81gaikaas, by lokena.-Lady, or the tiger, by Stockton.-TThree strangers, by Hardy.-Will ORM main, end Sirs do MaistroltV door, by Stevenson.-Courting of Thinwhead's Bell, by Barrio.-Pbeebe, by Henry. -flan who was, by Kipling. 15-460/16 FICTION. 117

1511 Simms, W. 0. The Temoosee; a romance at Carolina.Newsom.$9.30 11-8982/2 1514. Skrias, Afie. Y. 11: T.Bedeorean 4.Century. $1 ftiniple story. with good ohmmeter drewtrag 14-7389/2 115. Smith, F. H. Caleb West; master diver.Regent.$0.75 ebaracIers and action center about building s light house co the Conseetieutroast.N. Y. 4-15154/2 1'16. ---- Fortunes of Oliver Home.Grommet.$0.75 flout here society at outbreak of els if war and art student's life in NewYork about ION. N. Y. 2-20817/2 111: --- Tom Grogan.Houghton.$1.35 Tom Grogan is an Irish woman and it aintraelar. 4- 18107/2 IAN. Baedeker, C. D. The Spartan.Doubleday.$1.35 (;rtsek history, formerly published under title: The mooed elThermopylae. 13- -IVA 1:9 Stevens, W. 0.Mors utter.Lippincott$1 25-, Midshipman's We and diwipline on cruise. 13-- 21060/2 IT(20 Stevenson, It. L.Black arrow.(Biographical ed .1Scribner.$1.20 Yorkist story of the Wars of the Roes, 5- 24183/2 1%21 I)av id Balfour.-( Biographical eel.)Scribner.$1.20 duel to Kidnapped 17;!2011/2 1..22 .Ki(itiapised Biographical iv! Scribner.11 X/ t,1 ITIMX of 1110 italtmir its 1 he year 1:51 5- 13039(2 1 Master of Ital Ian trae.(Biographical cal .)Scribner.$1.20 tonal* of a noble t;cottI h family involved in 1 he Jacobite troubles after174.Raker. 516631 /2 '.24 Merry men.( Biographical .41.1Scribner.$1.20 'ovrr.wrr Merry men -Mil o' the mill.-Marithelm-Thrawn Jowl Ttramira of Francioard..-trontr cae of Pr. Jci,it and Mr. If 2709018 New c raloion nights. Scribner.$1.20 'os.,rrIcr.e::Blicide doh.Rajah's diamond .--Poyilion on the lints.- Lodging for t he night ...zit* de. If Oct roit 's door.- irm idence and t he guitar. 5-130:1718 Tre.a.ure intro. Iy W. Paget.Scribner.10.50 !zloty of pirvy and ,smoealed treaque.Baker. 4- 1;55212 1'r27. Stockton, F. R.t'a.44ting away of Mni. Locke and Mrs. Aleshite.Burt.$0.75 Diverting account of the-incongruous and Improbable Crone adventuresof two New England women. 4- 16110/3. 17.2 einasen few.Scribner.$1.25 (Aswan-es: Tale of negative gravity. -.tsaph. Ilia suites deceased sister."Lady, or the tiger? -Itetnartsble wreck of the -Thomas Ilyke." Old Pipes andthe dryad.- - Transferred ghost.-- l'hikosaphy of ridative existences."Piece of rod calico. 4-. 16111111 1529. Fanciful tales.Scribner.(Schol reading)$0.50 costgglirs:, Old Pipes and the dryad.-Beeman of Orn.--Ciooks ofRondaine. -Griffin and the 'abaci canon. hristrnastruants,.' 4-18940/2 1430. Lady, or the tiger, and other stories.Scribner.21.25 ocnrrewrs: Lady, or the ttoart-Dhooursger of hesitancy.-Transferred ghost.-flipectralmod. gege.-Every wan his own letter writer. -That sane old coon.-Ourstory.-Dreelict: -On the training of parents.-Borrowed month. -Baker of Elarnbury.--Watantaker'swits, S-2939/13 118 LIBRARY BOOKS FOR HIGH SCHOOLS. 1531. Stockton, F. R.Rudder Grange.Scribner.$1.25 8-2382/2 1532. Stuart, Mrs. R. H. Golden wedding, and other tales.Harper.$1.50 CONTENTS: A golden wedding.-Lamentations of Jeremiah Johnson.-Uncle Mingo's specula - tlons.-Wtdder Johnsing.--Christmas gifts.-Blink.-Jesseklah Brown's courtship. -Crazy Abe. - Queen A nne.--Camelia Riccardo.- Woman's exchange of Simpkinsville.-Oh, shoutin's mighty sweet.-Lucindy. 8-16870/14 1533. Story of Babette, a little Creole girl.Harper.$1.50 4-16160/2 1534. Tarkington, Booth. Gentleman from Indiana.Grosset.$0.75 Political story. 99-5008/2 1535. Monsieur Beaucaire.Grosset.$0.75 Little drama of intrigyte, laid in Bath during the Beau Nash rt,gime in the middle of the 15th century.Baker. 16-6988/2. 1536. Thackeray, W. X. Henry Esmond.Dutton.(Everyman's library)(Li- 4-6rary binding)$0.50 Autobiographic story of a Cavalier and Jacobite in time of Queen Anne. Introduces Marl. borough, Addison, Steele, and other well-known people.N. Y. W10----200/2

. 1537. Pendennis.2 v Dutton.(Everyman's library)(Librtry binding) $1 A10---2379/2 1538. Vanity Fair.Dutton. (Every man's library) (Lihrary binding) $0.50 Becky Sharp, the Crawleys, Major Dobbin, Amelia, and the wonderful iii-ture of the battle of Waterloo are immortal.A. L. A. A10- 1961/2 1539. Virginians.2 v.Dutton.(Everyman's library)(Library binding) $0.50 Follows llenry Esmond. Virginia and London, 1756--50: introduces George Washington, Dr Johnson, Fielding, and Richardson. N.Y. A11-2773/2 1540. Thompson, Maurice.Alice of old Vincennes.Grosset.$0.75 Fort Vincennes, Clark's conquest (1779). 11-1009/2 1541:Tolstoi, L. N. Ivan Ilyitch and other stories; tr. by N. II. Dole.Crowell. $1.50 CONTENTS: The death of Ivan Ilyitch.-If you neglect the fire, etc.-Where love is, there God Is also.-A candle.-Twd old men.-Texts for wood cuts.-Three mendicants.-Popular legend~.- Godson. -S kazka. - G lossary... 9- 3811/9 1b42. Twenty-three tales.Funk.$0.75 - CONTENTS: Preface.pt. 1.Tales for children. -God sees the truth, but waits.-A prisoner in the Caucasus.-The bear hunt.pt. 2.Popular stories: What men live by.-A spark neglected burns the house.-Two old men.-Where love is, God is.pt. 3. A fairy tale.-The story of Ivan the fool.pt. 4.Stories written to pictures.-Evil allures, but good endures.-Little girls wiser than men.-Ilyas.pt. 5.Folktales retold.-The three hermits.-The imp and the crust.- How much land does a man need ? -A grain as big as a hen's egg.-The godson.-The repentent sin- ner.-The empty drum.pt. 6.Adaptations from the French: The coffee-house of Surs.-Too dear.pt. 7.Stories given to aid the persecuted Jews: Esarhaddon, King of Assyria.-1Vork,' death and sickness. -Three questions. W7- 62/4 1543. Trent, W. P., comp.Best American tales.Crowell.(Handy volume classics)$0.50 CorrrErvrs: Rip van Winkle and Legend of Sleepy Hollow, by Irving. -Great stone face and Rapplaccini's daughter; by*Hawthorne.--Ciold bug, Descent into the Maelstrom and fall of the house of Usher, by Poe.-What was It?, by O'Brien.-Man without a country, by Hale. 7-25511/11 1544. Vachell, H. A. The Hill; a romance of friendship.Dodd.$1.50 Stogy of English school Ilk at Harrow.A. L. A. 6-4634/2 FICTION. 119

1545. Van Dyke, Henry. Blue flower.Scribner.$1.25 cobrrErrrs:' Blue flower.-The source. -The mill.-Spy rock.-Wood magic.-Otherwise-man.- Handfull of clay -Lost word.-First Christmas tree. 16-6322/10 1546. Verne, Jules.Tour of the world in 80 days.Burt.$0.75 4-17514/3 1547. - Twenty thousand leagues under the sea.Dutton.(Everyman's library)(Library binding)$0.50 A10-2180/2 1548. Wallace, Lew.Ben-Hur, a tale of the Christ.Grosset.$0.75 Oriental life iu the first century.Baker. 8-27803/2 1549. Watson, John.Beside the bonnie brier bush, by Ian Maclaren' (pseud.) 'Dodd.$1.50 Sketches and stories of a t,cottish village.Baker. 4-15342/2 1550. Webster, Jean.Daddy-Long-Legs.Grosset.$0.75 Humorous and romantic story for home reading. 15- 15243/2 1551. Dear enemy.Grosset.$0.75 Carries on the interast of Daddy -Long -Legs. 15-26656/2 1552. Wells, H. G.Mr. Drilling sees it through.Macmillan.$1.50 17-22994/2 1553. Westcott, E. N. David Ilarum.Grosset.$0.75 Character sketch of a shrewd country banker. 98-676/2 1551. Weyman, S. J.Gentleman of France.Burt. $1 Romance of the time of Henry of Navarre. 3-26180/2 1535. House of the Wolf.Burt.$1 Adventure of knight-errantry in the days of the massacre of St. Bartholomew. 4-16850/3 1556. White, S. E.Blazeti trail.Grosset.$0.75 Realistic account of life in a logging camp in Michigan. 9-32286/2 1557. Riverman.Grosset.$0.75 Narrative of the lumber industry, full of the danger and fascination of log driving.A. L. A. 8-23537/2 1558. White, W. A.Certain rich man.Grosset.$0.75 Evolution of a boy into a financier of wide commercial influence. 9-18720/2 1559. Wiggin, Mrs. K. D. S.Cathedral courtship.Houghton.$1 Humorous, appreciative narrative of travel in England.Pittsburgh. 1-2:6204/2 1560. I'erielope's progress.Houghton.$1.20 Edinburgh and its neighborhood.A. L. A. 0-6956/2 1561. - Rebecca of Sunnybrook farm.Grosset.$0.75 A fascinating little girl who does all sorts of lively things.Pittsburgh. 3-23481/2 1562. Willitqns, J. L.Princeton stories.Scribner.$1 8-34352/2 1563. Wister, Owen.Virginian.Grosset.$0.75 Western cowboy story. 13-1903/2 1564. Woolson, C. F. Anne.Harper.$1.25 Scenes at Mackinac and about New York. N. Y. 99-5486/2 1565. Yonge, C. M. Caged lion.Macmillan.$1.50 Story of prince James I of Scotland in England, 1407-22. 4-16851/3 1566. Dove in the eagle's nest.Dutton.(Everyman's library)(Library binding)$0.50 Story of a life in a German castle in the Middle ages (1472-1531). A10-1833/2 120 LIBRARY BOOKS FOR HIGH SCHOOLS.

CLASS NO. 919 TRAVEL--GENERAL. 1567. Hallett, F. T.Cruise of the Cachalot round the world- after sperm whales. Grosset.$0.60 1-25398/9 1568. Dana, B.. H. Two years before the mast.HoughtoL.(Riverside lit. ser.) $0.65 4-14821/2 1089. Two years before the mast; a personal narrative of life atsea; illus. by Charles Pears.Macmillan. $2 11- 26924/4 1570. Franck, H. A. A vagabond Journey around the world.Century.$3.50 10-9121 3 1571. Kephart, Horace, ed:Castaways and Crudoes.Outing.$1 Tales of survivors of shipwreck in New Zealand, Patagonia, Tobago, Cuba, MagdalenIslands, South Seas, and the Crotets.Sub-title. 15-6083 3 1572. Slocum, Joshua.Sailing alone around the world; illus. by Thomas Fogarty and George Varian.Century.$1.35 0-2333 3 15731, Williams, Archibald.Romance of modern exploration.Lippincott.$1.50 Descriptions of curious customs, thrilling adventures, and interesting discoveries ofexplorers in all parts of the world. 5-5946 3 . CLASS NO. 914 TRAVEL-EUROPE. 1574. Aldrich, Mildred.Hilltop on the Marne, being letters written June 3-Septent-- ber 8, 1914.Houghton.$1.25 15-216041,4 1575. Allinson, F. G., and Allinson, A. C. E.Greek lands and let ten,.Hough t.n. $1.25 - Undertakes tointerpret Greek lands by literature and Greek literature b) envuopmen t...... 9 -3596):4 1576. Demetrios, George. When I was a boy in Greece.Lothrop.$0.75 Manners and customs are given, and an account of modern political conditions. ;644;3 1577. Ensor, R. C. K.Belgium.Holt.(Home university library)$0.50 De.scribes the characteristics of the country and people, devotes about a thirdto history, interprets conditions, and comments on art and literature.A. L. A. 15-12855. 2 1578. Hutton, W. H. Highways and by waysiin Shakespeare'scountry.Mac- millan. $2 14-10119;4 1579. Rile, J. A. The old town.Macmillan.$2.25 Reminiscences of itibe, Denmark. 9-27120/3 1580. Smitli, F. H.Gondola days.Houghton.$1.50 Artist's impressions of Venice. .1-1731013 1581. Stevenson, R. L.Travels with a donkey in the I 'evennes.Scribner.(Eng- lish classics)$0.25 10-28497/4 1/# 1582. Stockton, F. R.Personally conducted.Scribner.$2 Travels through the City of the banded knee, Queen Paris, Xing London,and ei'Ter Pittsburgh. 7-21357/3 CLASS NO. 915 TRAVEL -ASIA. CLASS NO. 916 TRAVEL - AFRICA.

1588. Davenport,'H. C. My quest of the Aral; horse.Dodge.$2 9-27600/ 1584. Landor, A. H. S. An explorer's adventures in Tibet.harper.$1.50 10-10328/2 TRAVEL AMERICA. 121 1586. Roosevelt, Theodore.African game trails. Scribner.$4 14-35980/4 1585. Ross, E. A. Changing Chinese; the conflict of orientaland western cultures in China.Century.$2.50 11-28372/3 CLASS NO. sir TRAVELAMERICA. 1587. Austin, Mrs. M. H. Land of little rain.Houghton.$2 Describes the Southwest, its wondersand frontier life. 3-7-26358/4 1558. Bacon, E. M. Literary pilgrimages in NewEngland.Silver.$1.50' visits to homes of authors and toscenes associated with their writings. 1559. Bennett, Arnold. 3-32/4 Your United States.Harper.$2 Impressions of a first visit extending fromNew York to Chicago. 12-24175/3 1590. Bishop, Farnham Panama, past and present.Century.$1 Partly history and partlyan account of the building of the canal. 1591. Brooks, Noah.First across the continent. 16-22170/3 Story of the exploring expedition of Scribner.$1.75 Lewis and Clark in 1803-5.Sub-title. 1-25408/4 1592. Fairbanks, H. W.Western United States; $0.65 a geographical reader.Heath. A grade book covering physical features, history, exploration, andresources. Oregon. 159:3. Flandrau, C. H.Viva Mexico.Appleton. 4-23727/2 v 61, cyinpathetic, and $1.35 humorous impressions of Mexican life andcharacter. 1594. Franck, H. A. Zone 8-28075/3 policeman 88.Century.$2, Comment on life in the Canal Zone. 13-8630/5 1595. Hall, A. B., andChester, C. L.Panama and the canal. $0.80 Enl. e4.Newson simple account of thii history and gives description of the country and thecanal. 1%96. Haskin, F. J. 14-20568/2 P,apama canal.Doubleday.$1.35 Full on the engineerthg side anddiscusses administrative problems. 13-22768/2 Hildrup, J. S.Missions of I 'aliiornia and the old Southwest.McClurg.$1 7-13929/4 1.598. Hungerford, Edward.Personality of American cities. i'overs 23 citiesin the United States McBride. $2 and Canada, depicting salient features.A. L. A. 1.%99. James, G. W. Our 13-26260/23 American wonderlands.McClurg.$2 Includes Grand Canyon,Yellowstone, Glacier and Rainier national Niagara Falls, and Mammothcave. parks, Franciscan missions, 15-25998/4 100 Laut, A. C.Canadian commonwealth.Bobby. $L50 (Problems of the nations) Conditions, economics, political, social, andrecent problems.A. L. A. 1001. Through our unknown Southwest.McBride. $2 15-17964/4 The home of the aliff dweller and theHopi, the forest ranger and the Navajo, painted desert.Sub-title. the lure of the 13-12334/5 1602. Lu.mmis, C. F. . Some trange corners of ourcountry; the wonderland of the Southwest.(.'entury.$1.40 16-14528/3 122 LIBRARY BOOKS FOR HIGH SCHOOLS.

1603. Lyman, W. D. Columbia River.Putnam.$2 Its history, its myths, its scenery, its commerce.Sub-title. 9-15979/2

1604Mills, E. A.Rocky mountait wonderland.Houghton.$1.75 CEpisodes and descriptions of life, of animals and forests, with good illustrations of mountain scenery.A. L. A. 15-7322/5 1605. Morley, X. W. Carolina mountains.Houghton.$3 Description of the picturesque and interesting country and people of the Blue Ridge and Great Smoky mountains.A. L. A. 13-21461/3. 1606. Muir, Sohn. My first summer in the Sierras.Houghton.$2.50 Revision of a diary kept In 1869. 11 --141830.. 1607. Our national parks.Houghton.$1.75 written by a genuine lover of nature who knows more about the forests and streams, the mountains and glaciers, the flowers and animals of the Pacific slope than any living person.Nation. 9-28411/3 1608. O'Connor, Mrs. E. P. My beloved South.Putnam.$2.50 Sketches of the present day South and reminiscences of the South before the war.A. L. A. 13-25081/3 1609. Powell, J. W.First through*the Grand Canyon.Outing. $1 Record of the pioneer exploration of the Colorado river in 1860-70,.Sub-title. 15-18649/4 1610. Robinson, A. G.Cuba, old and new.Iongrnans.$1.75 Both description and history.A. L. A. 15--25997/2 1611. Sharp, D. L.Where rolls the Oregon.Houghton.$1.25 Personal experiences and nature observations in Oregon.A. L. A. 14-11164P 1612. Steiner, E. A.Introducing the Americ,an spirit.Revell.$1.15 Experiences In conducting German friends through representative sections of America.A. L. A., 16-1744/4 1613. Stewart, Mrs. E. P.Leiters of a woman homiteader.Houghton.$1.25 Personal account of ranch life in southwestern Wyoming. 14- 10884/3 1614. White, S. E.Tho mountains.Doubleday.$1.50 Describes a journey afro, Californian coast ranges and gives details of equipment.A. L. A. 4-29782/4 CLASS NO. 918 TRAVELSOUTH AMERICA. 1615. Bingham, Hitam.ACross South America.Houghton:$3.50 Account of a journey from Buenos Aires to Lima by way of Potosi, with notes on Brazil, Argen- tina, Bolivia, Chile, and Peru.Sub-title. 11-11225/3 1616. Bryce, James. South America. New rev. ed.Macmillan.$2450 Scholarly work, embodying impressions of Panama, Peru, Bolivia, Chile, Argentine, Uruguay, and Brazil, and discussion of general questions affecting the whole continent. 14-3120/2 1617.4Enock, C. Republics of Central and South America.Scribner.$3 Reference book giving information and statistics on social and industrial conditions, geogralihy and archaeology. 13-20151/3 1618. Hale, A. B. The South Americans.Bobbs.$2.50 The South American republics, their characteristics, progress, and tendencies; with special reference to their commercial relations with the United States.Sub-title. 7-36231/2 1619. Reyes, Rafael. Two Americas.; tr. from 'the Spanish by Leopold Grahame.

Stokes.$3 , Devoted mainly to South America. with short chapters on the United States and the Panama 14-4604/4 TRAVEL--ARCTICREGIONS. 123- 1620. Rosa, E. A. South of Panama.Century.$2.50 Treats of western Colombia and Ecuador,Peru, Chile, and Argentine. Ruhl, A. B. Other Americans.Scribner.$2 15-8245/3 The cities, the countries, and especially the people of South America. Sib-title. 8-27368/3 1622. Shepherd, W. R.Latin America.Holt., (Home university.library) Condensed treatise showing similarities $0.50 different countries. or differences in character, spirit, orattainment of the

1623. Speer, R. E. South America oblems.S. V. M. 147-5098$. History of conditions from pre-Inca $0.75 Times. times nd devotes a chapter to present diliystatus.N. Y. t12-10274/4 CLASS NO. 919 TRAVELARCTICREGIONS. 1624. Greniell, W. T.Harvest of the ees;.a tale of both veil.' $1.15 sides of the Atlantic.Re- Tells in fiction form, but with strictadherence to fact, how the mission came to be founded.Pittsburgh. to deep, en 5-8380/4 1625. Peary, R. E. The North pole, its discovery in 1909.Stokes.$5.50 10-2210.1/4 1626. Shackleton, Sir E. H.Heart of the Antarctic. $1.50 Lippincott.(Poi%lared.) Story of the British Antarctic expedition,190 -1909. 1627. Turley, Charles. Voyages of Captain Scott. 1 A11-1983/3 Captain Scott's own accounts of his Dodd. $2 explorations.iliogsaphical sketch by I. M. Barrio. 1625. Wallace, Dillon.Lure of the Labrador wild. 15-1820/5 Realistic record of an exploring expedition Revell.$1.50 into the inierior of Labrador.

CLASS NO. 920 BIOGRAPHYCOLLECTIVE. 1629. Adams, E. C., and Foster,W. D. $l.50 Heroiries of modernprogress.Stu CONTENTS: Elizabeth Fry.MaryLyon.Elizabeth Cady Stanton.Harriet Florence NIghtingale,Clant Barton. Beecher Stowe. ter.Jane Addams. Julio Ward Howe.Frances E.Willard.J. Ellen Fos- 13-2092/12 1630. Bennett,.H. C.American women in civicwork. CONTENTS: Caroline Bartlett Crane.Sophie Dodd.$1.25 Fellows Bacon.Hannah Kent Wright.Jane Addams.KateBarnard.Albion / Schoff.Frances A. Kellor.IuliaTutwiler.Lucretia L. Blank- enburg.Anna Howard Shaw.Ella FlaggYoung. 15-7485/14 1631. Bevan, W. L. World's leading conquerors.Holt. CONTENTS: Alexander the great (World's loaders)$2 y uistadors.,-Napoleon. .Caesar.Charles the great.Ottomansultans. S panish con -

1632. Birkhead, Alice. 13-8406/8 Heroes of modern Europe.Crowell.$1.75 CONTENTS: Dante.Lorenzo.MartlnLuther.Charles V.William the Navarro.Peter the Great.Theman from Corsica. For Italy and VictorBilent.Henry of Napoleon.Reformer of the East.Hero inhistory. Emmanuel.Third , A13-2171/14 1633. Bolton, Mrs. S. K.Famous American authors. Corrincrs: Ralph Waldo Emerson.Nathanlel Crowell. ,$0.75 Hawthorne.Henry W. Longfellow. JohnG. Whittier.Oliver Wendell Holmes.JamesRussell Lowell. 5-32660/8 124 LIBRARY BOOKS FOR HIGH scgooLs.

1634. Bolton, Mrs. S. K. Famous American statesmen.drowell.$0.75 Coxreurrs: Washington.Franklin.Jeffenon. Handlton.Jackson. Webster. Clay,- Sumner.Grant.Garfield. 4-22920/12 .1635 Famous English authors of the nineteenth century.Crowell.$0.75 Coe-reams: Scott. Burns. Byron. Shelley.Carlyle. Tennyson.'-- Dickers. R uskin. Browning. 12-30808/11 1636. Famous English statesmen of Queen Victoria's reign.Crowell.$0.75 CoNTENTs: Peel.Lord Palmerston.--Shaftsbury.J.Bright. William Forster.Beacons- field. Fawcett ....ladstone. 12-30809/14 1637. Famous leaders among men.Crowell.$0.75 CoNTENTs: Nanols)on.Nel55n.-11unyan.Thomas Arnold.Wendell Phillips.Heniy Wald, Beecher.Charles Kingsley.Jeneral Sherman.Charles Haddon Spurgeon.Phillips Brooks. 4-16925/10 1638. Famous men of science.Crowell.$0.75 CONTENTS: Galileo.Newton.Linnaeus,--Cuvier.Sir William and Caroline Herschel. Alexander von II um bold t .Dav y.Audubon.--Mone.Sir Charles Lyell.J ose ph ITenry. Agassiz.Darwin.Francis Trevelyan Buckland. ,12,L30811/143 1639. Famous voyagers and explorers.Crowell.$0.75 CONTENTS: Columbus. Maroc Polo.Magellan.--Sir Walter Raleigh.eeSir John Franklin, Dr. Kane, and others.David Livingstone. Perry, Oreely, and other Arctic explorers. 4--I6992/11 1640. Lives of girls who became famous.Crowell.$1.50 CoNTENTs: Harriet Beecher Stowe.-11elen Hunt Jackson.Lucretia Mot t.Mar y A. Liver; more.Margaret Fuller Ossoll.Maria Mitchell.Louisa M. Alcott . Mary Lyon.Ilarriet G. Hoemer.Madame do Steel. Rosa Boilieur.Elizabeth Thompson Butler.Florence Nightin- gale.Lady Bras.sey. Baroness Burdett -Coutts.Jean Ingelow. 4-16937/21 1641. Brooks, E. S.Historic k inericans.Crowell.$1 .50 CONTENTS: John \Vint brop. Franklin.Otis.Washington.Samuel Adams.Ilenry.John Adams. Jefferson. Hamilton. Morris. Jay. Marshall. M adison. Monroe. A dams. Eli Whitney .Jac kson.Webster .Irving .--Clay .Calhoun.Morse.Mann.Lincoln Longfel. low.Grant. 99-3005/25 - 1642. Chapin, A. A..11astas of music.Dodd.$1.50 CoNTENTs:Palest rina.Scarlatti.IiiindelBach.Marcello.Pergolese.(;luck.Ilaydn.. Mozart. Beethoven. Weber. Meyerbeer. Rossini.Schubert.Berlioz.Chopin.Mendels- sohn-Bartholdy.Schiunann.Liszt.Wagner. 1.---30963, 3 1643. Dodd, W. E.Statesmen of the old South.MacMillan.$1.50 Political and biographical essays on Thomas Jefferson, John C. Calhoun, alkiefferson Davis. i-23015/1 1644. Dodge, T. A.Great captains.Houghton.$2 Lectures showing the influence on the art of war of the campaigns of Alexander, Hannibal, Oust, Gustavus Adolphns, Frederick, and Napoleon. 12-31925/9 ,t 1645. Dole, N. H.Score of famous composers.Crowell.$0.75 coNrEvrs: Palestrina. Purcell. Bach. IIiindel. Gluck. Haydn.Mozart. lleahov en. Roesin . Weber. Sc h u bert. Spohr Meyerbeer. Mendelssohn . Schumann.Chopin. .Wagner. 3-6004/3 1648. Elias, Mrs. E. L.I n Georgian times.Little.$1.25 CONTENTS: The i;eorges.Walpole.Pitt.Fox.Burke.Hastings.Ilenry Grattan.Can- ning.--General Wolfe.Lord Clive.Lord Nelson.Duke of Wellington.Captain Cook. Mango Park.Arkwright.Witt.Davy.George Berkeley.7.1en Wesley.John iloward.William Wilberforce.Ilogarth.Sir Joshua Reynolds. A15-24/23 1647. In Victorian times.Little.$1.25 COs ENTs: William the Fourth.Victoria.Brougham.PeelPalmerston.Disraell.Cob- den.Bright.Illadstone.Parnell.Sir Henry Havelock. Lord Lawrence.General Gordon. Cecil J. Rhodes.Earl Roberts.George Stephenson. David Livingstone.Charles Darwin. Lord Lister.Cardinal Newman. Spurgeon.Earl of Shaftesbury.Florence Nightingale. J. M. W. Turner.Rossettl.Watts. Al6-43/28 BIOGRAPHYCOLLECTIVE. 125 1648. Farmer, Mrs. L. H. Girls' book of famousqueens.Crowell.$0.75 CONTIDTTS:Semiramis.Dido.--Cleopatra.Zenobia.Mntlida of Flanders.Margaret jou.-Catherine of Aragon.Queen Elizabeth, of An- and Mary, Queen of Soots. QueenCatherine de Medici.Queen re.Maria TheresaCatherineILQueen Marie Antoinette.Empress phine.Empress .0genie.Queen Victoria. 1649. Fields, J. T. A10-2433/18 Yesterdays with authors.Houghton.$2 Personal reminiscences of Thackeray, Hawthorne, Cornwall, Dickens, Wordsworth, Miss Untried, andBarry it;: 1650. Frank, M. M. Great 99-34/8 authors in their youth.. Holt.$1.30 CONTENTs: Scott.Stevenson.Thackeray.Dickens.--Browning.Elizabeth'Barrett Brown. ing.Tennyson. Charlotte Bronte.Lamb. JaneAusten.Ruskin. 15-25539/13 1651. Gardiner, A. G.Prophets, priests, & kings.Dutton. $0.50 (Wayfarer's library) Sketches of 40 individuals chiefly connected with literattkre, the church, among them five foreigner English statesnianship, social movements Pankhurst. A. L. A. and two women, Florence Nightingaleand Mrs. W14-22/42 167,2. Hinchman, W.. S., andGummere, F. B.Lives of great English writers from Chaucer to Browning.Houghton.$1.50 Thirty-three short biographies of chief writers. 8-11791/39 Hodges, George. Saints and heroes since the middleages.Bolt.$1.35 CowrENTs: Luther.More.Loyola.Cranmer.Calvin.Knox.Coligny.William lent .Brewster.Laud.Cromwell.Dunyan.Fox.Wesley. the Si- 12-24635/16 1651. Holland, R. S.Builders of united ItalyBolt.$2 Cowntryrs: t;loberti. Manin. Martini. Cavour. Emanuale II, king of Italy. Vittorio Patriots whose careers furnish in outline A. I.. A. the history of t he Italian struggle forindependence. 8-24568/11 1655. Hutton, Lawrence.Talks in a library, recorded by Isabel $2.50 Moyre.Putnam. Personal and literary recolleetions, including reminiscences and aoecdotes of EdwinBooth, 'llenry Irving, Joseph Jefferson, Alma Tadema,St. fatidens, and of hers. Du Mauricr, Mark Twain, Dickens, 1656. Iles, George. 5-15677/3 Leading American inventor.Holt.$2 CONTENTS:John and Robert Livingston ' Samuel Morse.Charles Stevens.--Fulton.Whitney.Thomas Blanchard. Goodyear.Eriasson.McCormick.Christopher LathamSholes. ilowe.-13enjamin Chew Tilghman.OttmarMergenthaler. 1:2-27835/15 1657. James, G. W. Heroes of California.Little.$2 Accounts of the Donner party, the scouts. the pony express riders, the gold seekers, the builders, and other pioneer A. L. A. railway 1658. Johnston, R. X. 10-28356/4 Leading American soldiers.Holt.$2 Corners: Washington. Nathanael, Greene.Jackson.Zachary Taylor. NV infieldScott. Grant.Sherman.Shelidan.MeClellan.Georgo GordonMeade.Robert Edward Lee. Thomas Jonathan Jackson.Joseph EgglestonJohnston. 1669.Lang, Mrs. L. B. Red book of 7-24610/16 heroes.Longmans.$1 CONTENTS: Florence Nightingale.JohnHtward.Hannibal.Father Damien.Fernando, prince of PortugalThe Marquis ofMontrose.lienry Havelock. 9-17962/9 1660. Laut, A. C. Pathfinders of the West; the adventuresof the men who discov- ered the great Northwest, Radisson;La Yerendrye, Lewis and Clark. millan.$2 Mac- 4-33584/8 126 LIBRARY BOOKS FOR HIGH SCHOOLS.

1661. Lee, Sir S. L. Great Englishmen of the sixteenth century.Scribner.$1.75 Cows:yrs: The spirit of the sixteenth oentury.More.--Sidney.Raleigh.Spenser.Bacon. Shakecpeare's career.Foreign influences on Shakespeare. 4-33402/9 1662. )(orris, Charles.Heroes of discovery in America.Lippincott.$1.25 Cowrzwes: Leif Ericson. Colum bus.Vespucius. Cabot . John .Cabot, Sebastian . Bal boa . Ponoe de Leon.--Cortereal.Verrazano.Magellan.Corttkg.Pitarro.--Cabess de Veca.Sire- Ilana.d Soto.Coronad o. Cart ier.Ribault .F rob isher. Drake.-0 [Theft R aleig h 0 os. nold.Smith.Hudson.--Champlain.Marquette.La HudsonBay company.Witshington.Boone.Carrer.Ledyard.Gray.Lewis.Clark. 's Pike.Long.Tremont.Whitman. 6-15411/45 1663. Heroes of progress in America.Lippincott.$1.25 CotrrEtrrs: W Itorpe. li enry.Adams.Jefferson. Morris . Hamilton . Adams . Whitney . Fulton. Astor .Girard .Marshall.Clay .Web- ster.Calhoun.Morse.Field.Howe.McCormick.Goodyear.Clinton.Wells.Carrison JPhillips.Sumner.Mott.E. C. Stanton.S. B. Anthony.Dorothea Dii.Peabody.Coop- er.Linco1n.--Seward.Blitine.Greeley.Eriesson.Edison.Willard.Clara Barton.Canr- gle.B. T. Washington". 6-43546riS 1664. Heroes of the army in America.Lippincott.$1.25 Cotrrittirra: Washington.pitnam.Stark.Mlen recite. W ayne.Lincoln, B.Lee. Morgan . Marion.Clark. "Jackson.Scott. Harrison. - Houston. Taylor. McClellan.s Grant. Lee. Sherman. Jackson. ThomSs. Meade. Johnston. Sheridan .--Stuart. Rase- crans.Form4t .Hooker. Wheeler. HancockBurnside.CusterlCrook. Lawt on .M lies. 6-43547i40 1665. Heroes of the navy in America.Lippincott.$1.25 utrrercrs:O'Brien.Hull.Biddle.Jones, Jacob. Jones, John Paul. Morriss. Barry. Porter.Dale. Perry. Arnold.Macdonough.Tacker . -13arney.Stewart.Tniftton.-- Per- ry.Preble.Farragut.--ilainbridge. Decatur.Porter .Blak eley Dewey .-11ob- son. 7-154S S/31 1666. Oliphant, Mrs. M. 0.Makers of Florence; Dante, Giotto, Savonarola. and their city.Burt. $1 2-2523/6 1667. Parton, James.captains of industry.2 v.Houghton.(School library) each, $0.75 Short stridies of over 70 men, presenting chief points of int ere.t in each man's career.N. V. l3-102:$2/3 1668. Plutarch.Boys' and girls' Plutarch; parts of the lives of Plutarch: ed. for boys and girls by J. S. White.Putnam.$1.75 About Theseus, Romulus, Camillus, Demosthenes, Alcibiades, Coriolanus. Aristides. Pompey. Themistocles, and other Creek and Roman heroes.Pittsburgh. 11-9133/2 See also Plutarch.Lives, the so-called Dryden's translation: 'to.. by A. H. Clough'.3 v. Dutton.( Everyman's library) (Library binding)$1.50 A10-2215/2 1669. Riffs, J. A.Hero tales of the far North.Macmillan.$0.50 Corrrxrcrs: Tordenskjold.Hans F-edetGustav Vasa.s-Absalon, warrior bishop.King Val. demar.King Christian IV. Gustav Adolf.Jens Kofoed.Carl Linne.Niels Finsen. 10-20653/13 1670. Sparks, E. E. Men who made the nation.Macmillan.$0.50 The history of the United States from to 141:15 is given biographically in an account of Benja- man Franklin, Samuel and John Adams, Robert Morris, Alexander Hamilton, tieorge Washington, Jefferson, Henry Clay, Daniel Webster, Abraham Lincoln. Book review digest. 1-30185/13 1671. Thayer, W. B. Throne-makers.Houghton.$1.50 corrrittrrs: Bismarck.Napoleon III.Kossuth.Garibaldi.Cerlyie.Tintoret.Giordano Bruno.Bryant. 99- 1911/10 1110GRAPH Y I N DIVIDU AL. 127 CLAilt8 NO. 921SIOGI/APHYLINDIVIDUAL. [In this class the books are arranged alphabetically by thename of the person written about. instead of by authoras in other classes.] 1672. ADAMS,J. Morse, J. T., jr.John Adams.Houghton. men,$1.25 (American state;-. 10-11964/2 1673.ADAMS,J. Q. Morse, S. T., jr.John Quincy Adams.Houghton. can st-Atosmen)$1.25 (Amen.' 10-12014/2 1674.ADAMS, S. Roamer, J. B. SamuelAdams.Houghton. men)- $1.25 (American states- 10-12007/2 1675. ADDISON. Courthope, W. J.Joseph Addison.Macmillan. -of letters)$0.40 (English men 6-25744/2 1676. A won% Moses( Bellik. Louisa May Alcot t, dreamer and worker. $1.35 Appleton. Brings out the best qqalities iti the life and work of Miss Alm(. 9-26974/2 1677. ALEXANDER.Wheeler, B. I.Alexander the Great; the merging of West. in universal history. East and Putnam.(Heloes of the nations)$1.50 0-1368/2 167t. AunEo. Asser, John. Life of King Alfred, togetherwith the Annals of Saint Neot.s erroneously ascribedto Amer; eel. by W. II. Stevenson. $0.50 Oxford. Asser's life of Alfred oonsists of a chronicle narrative of Alfred's career. of English Idstory bet ween 549 and RV,and a personal 4-542972 1679. Besant, Sir Walter, ,Story of King Alfred,.Appleton,(Library of useful stories)$0.50 . Best brief history of career of Alfred A themenrn the Great and position of England inthe 9th century. 1-18473/3 1650. - -- Plummer, Charles.The life and times of Alfred the endon.$1.75 Grezt.Clar- Tells every t hing known about Alfred.Nation. Appendix gives sermon on the death ofQueen Victoria. 2--21039/4 1651. -- Tappan, E. M. In the days of Alfred the great.Lothrop.$1 0-5164/3 1652. Antin, Mary. At school in the promised land.Houghton.(Riverside literature series)$0.25 Extract from the larger book. 16-11163/2 1653 Promised land.Houghton.$1.75 Autobiography of a It ussian Jewess, her life in for A merica. the slums of Boston, her education, and herfeeling - 17-12309/4 1681. AuousTus. Firth, J. B. Augustus 'Caesar.Putnam. nation)$1.50 (Heroes ofthe Valuable account of the building of the Empire.Davis. 3-4996/4 1685. BALDWIN. Brooks, J. G. An American citizen; the", life ofWilliam Henry Baldwin, jr.Houghton. $1.60 Character study of a successful railroadman of varied interests. . 10- 15401/2 128 LIBRARY BOOKS FOR HIGH SCHOOLS.

1686. BARRIE.Barrie, Sir J. H. Margaret. Ogilvy, by her eon.Scribner.$1.25 Character sketch of an individual person, of interest also because of authorship. 0-7110/3 1687. BEN-ros. Roosevelt, Theodore. ThomashartBenton-. lloughton. (American statesmen)$1.25 10-12020/2 1688. BISMARCK. Headlam, J.. W.Bismarck and the foundation of the German empire.Putnam.(Heroes of the nations)$1.50 Best general survey of public life and character.Tells little of personal affairs.N. Y. 599/3

1689. BOONE.Forbes-Lindsay, C. H. A.Daniel Boone, backwoodsman. *Lip- pincott.$1.25 Events in Boon's Ufe used as a basis for a study of harder warfare days.A. L. A. 8-24465/2 1690. Browning, Robert, ntid Browning, Z. B.Letters.2 v.Harper.$5 99-- 601/2 1691. BRYANT. Bigelow, John. William Cullen Bryant.lieughton.(American men of letters)$1.25 Some. (Riverside pop. biographies)$0.75 4-17126/24 1692. BURKE Morley, John.Burke.Macmillan.(English men of letters) $0.60 4 -50S4/2 1693. BURR. Mervin, H. C.Aaron Burr.Small.(Beacon biographies)$41 61) 99 -569 1694. ('ALtiouN.Hoist, Hermann von.John Calhoun.Houghton. A (nun can statesmen)$1.25 10- 12019/2 1695. CA Rama:.Moses, BelleLewis Carroll in wonderland and .it home. Apple - ton.$1.35 10-2364,1 1696. CAvoun.Blartinengo-Cesaresco, E. Lott.favour.Macmillan.(For- eign statesmen). $0.75 29StiS,.2 1697. citIMPLAIN.Sedgwick, H. D. Samuel de Champlain.Houghton.(River- side biogniph teal series)$p.60 2- 10027/2 1698. CitAili.r.mmiNE.Einhard.Life of Charlemagne, by Eginhard; tr. by S. E. Turner.Amer. bk.(INT-pees school claetieS)$0.30 4 -17010,'1 Eginhard was minister of public works and courNelor to Chirlemagne as well as his private ....ocretary.Pittsburgh. 1699. - Hodgkin, Thomas.Charles the Great. Macmillan. (Foreign statesmen)$2 4,- 14.11/2 1700. Ciczao.Boisaier, Gaston.Cicero and his friends; tr. by D. Jones.New ed.Putnam.$1.-0 Study of Roman society in the time of CiCSAI through Cicero's let ters. 4-17128/4 1701. Church, A. J. .Roman life in the days of Cicero.Dodd.$0.50 Based on the life of Cicero; affords a fair Idea of the education and career of a Roman youth.' Wisconsin. 4-17988/3 1702. Eltrachan-Davidson, J. L.Cicero and the fall of the Roman republic.Putnam.(Heroes of the nations)$1.50 4-17380/3 1703. Cipriani, L. C. A Tuscan childhood.Century.$1.25 Reminiscences of child life in a patrician Italian family. 7-31991/2 BIOGRAPITYINDMIDVAL. 129 1701. CLAY. Schurz, Carl. Henry Clay. .2v.Houghton (American statesmen) $2.50 10- 12017/2 CLEMENS. Howells, W. D. My MarkTwain.llarper.$1 ;',0 Record of a friendship, with appreciation of Clemens' personality and work. 1l.. A. lo--19921V2 )70G.. CiavF. Wilson, S:r C. W. lord Clive.Macmillan. 10 75' (EnglA men of action) 4 1;080/2

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CLASS NO. 940 MODERN HISTORY-GENERAL EUROPEAN. (A(/' also General referenTe books, ('lasses 920. 921.) 1881. Adams, G. B.civilization during the middle ages, especially in relation to modern civilization.Rev. ed.Scribner.$2 14--- 18666/2 1882. European history; an 9utline of its development.Macmillan. ,$1.40 99676'2 1883. Growth of the French nation.Macmillan:$1.25 Condensed, graphic. A 11- -579/2 Medieval and modern history; outline of its development Macmillan. $1.10 Re-publication of part of European history. 4-3063/3 1885. Andrews, C. X. Histakal development of modern Europe, from the congresi , of Vienna to the present time.(Student's ed.)Putnam.$3.50 4-17420/3 1886. andblher8.Bibliography of history for schools and libraries, with descriptive and critical annotations.Lougmans. WHO 10-15152/2 sI

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1g87. Archer, T. A., ni Kingsford,C. L. Crumdee, thostory of the Jerimilem.Putnam.. (Story of the nations) Latin kingdom $1.50 4-17421/4 1SSS.Ashley, R. L. Early European civilization._Macmillan.$1.60 Textbook full on medieval and early modernperiods. 16-6005/3 Ban, -R.. N. Scandinavia: a political history of Denmark,Norway, and Sweden from 1513 to 1900.Mitemillad. (Cambridge historical series)$2.25 Comprehensive history of rise of Scandinaviankingdoms to political etsinenee and On European politics. Y. their influence 1$1.$). Baring, Maurice.Russian people.loran. 1d ed. 43.50 5--8752/2 4 History and intimate study of Russian character.'A. L. A. 17-18585/2 101. Belloc, Hijire. Frenchrevolution. Holt. (Home university library)$0.50 11-12435/2 102. Bemorit, Charles, and Monod,G. J. J. Medieval Europe from 395to 1270; tr. by Mary Shaul.Holt.$1.75 2-22012/3 lost;. Benezet, L. P.Story of the map of Europe; Scott .$0.60 its making and changing. Elementary work setting fort h the conditions out of which the preseift warresulted. Many 16-6002;3 IA!11. Bingham, Alfred, et/. Eiiropean war.v. 2.Wilson. This volume dezils with effects of the (Handbook series) $1 statesmen and authors, war, as reflected in speeches writings or prominent Ser also SheipHandbook of theEuropean war. s 14-30977/5 10.). Bradley, Henry.Story of the Goths, from the Gothic dominion in Spain. earlieet times to the endof the Putnam.(Story of thenations)$1.50 37,12584/2 1S9ti. Cornish, F. W. Chivalrs. Macmillan.(Social England series) Chapters on the education of the knight, $1-.25 the tournaments, theerustdes, andheraldry. A. L. A. 17-720231/3 easy, E. S.Fifteen decisive bathes of the world lou. ton. ; from Marathon to Water- (Everytuffn's library)(Library binding) ,$0.60 A11-1010/3 Cunningham, William. Essay on western civilizationin its economic_ aspects. 2 v.Putnam.(Cambridge historical aeries) each, $1.25 4-17298/4 .- 109. Davis, H.W. C.Medieval Europe.Holt. (Home university library)$0.50 11- 18568/4 195$1. Dow, E. W. Atlas of European history.Holt.$1.25 Embodies results of the best historicalmap-making.A. I,. A. 7-2 9562/3 1901. Emerton, Ephraim.IntfoductiOn to the st udy if the *Ginn.$1.12 middle ages.(375-814) The best sketch of the early middleages.Davis. 3-9330/2 1902. Medieval Europe. (814-1300)Ginn.$1.50 3-7124/3 190:1. Fisher, G. P. Outlinesof universal history. Rev. ed.Amer. bk.$2.40 Accurate, carefully arranged, wellproportioned. A. I, A. 4-13236/2 140 LIBRARY BOORS FOR HIGH SCHOOLS.

1904. Fr bisstut, Jean.Chronicle's of England, France, Spain.Dutton.(Every- 4. man's library)" (Library binding)$0.50 A10-134/6 1905. Fyffe, C. A.history of modern Europe, 171878.Holt.$2.75 1 Most important work in English general European blistory from outbreak of French reve- lution (1791) to Congress of Berlin k 187S).Leypoldt S lies. 4.--17424f2 1906. Gardiner, S. R.Thirty years' war, 1618-1648,Longman.(Epochs of modern history)$1 4-18005/2 1907. Gibbons, H. A. New map of. Europe (1911-1914); the story of the recent European diplomatic crises and wars and of Europe's present catastrophe. Century.$2 supiAcinents liatzn-Europe since 1S15. 14-22o126 1908. Grille, W. E..Yourn.,* peopl's history of Holland.Houghton.$1.50 From prehistoric limos to marriages of Queen Wilhelmina; nearly half given tothistory before ltith century.N. V. 3-8474,2 1909. Hannay! David. Navy and sea power.Holt.(Home university library) -$0.50 Deals wit hbroad historic principles rather than strategy and tactics.A. L. A. 15-1681/3

1910. Harding, S. B. Now mediaeval and modern history.Amer. $1 Based on Essentials in mediaeval and modern history. 13.18975/4 1911. Hayes, Carlton.Political and social history of modern Etirope.2 Mac-. millan.v. 1, $2; v. 2, $2.25 16----.16141/2 1912. Hazen, C. D. Europe since 1815.Holt.(American historical series)$3 Palit leaf and social changes since the fall of Napoleon. 0 ivea history of Austria. l'russia, France, and Italy in combination and that of England, Russia, Turkey, and minor countries separately. A. L. A. , 15-4651/2 Ste also hisModern European history.( Amer. history see.)$1.75. A recent textbook useful for reference.Based partly on his Europe since 1s15. '17-6333'3 1913. Henderson, E. F. Short history of Germany.2 v.Macmillan.$3.50 R from 1517 to 1871, with introductory'sketch covering preceding 15 Centuries.11e,t work InE gad' for the period.Nation. 16- 12212.2 1914. Howe, S. B.Essentials in early European history.LongAlans.$1'.50 13-- 1915. Hulme, E. M. The renaissance, the Protestant revolution, and the Catholic reformation in continental Europe.Rev. ed.Century.$2.75 15-25510/4 1916. Hume, H. A. S.Modern Spain, 1788-1898.Putnam.(Story of the nations) '$1.50 Though chiefly political, it does not neglect, economics, literature, and art.Amer. hist. rev. 2-9890/3 1917.-- Spain, its greatness and decay, 1479-1788.Cambridge.(Cambridge historical series)$2.25 4-17648/2 1918. Johnson, A. H. Europe its the sixteenth century, 1494-1598:2d ed.Mac- millan.. (Periods of European history) . $1.95 4-17426/3 1919. Johnson, Henry. Teaching of history in elementary and secondary schools. Macmillan.(Teachers' professional library)$1.40 15-15505/2 MODERN EUROPEAN HISTORY. 141 1920. Johnston, Charles, andSpencer, Carita. $1.10 Ireland's story.Houghton. 5-8395/2 1921. Johnston, R. M. Frenchrevolution.Holt.$1.25 Main events of the Revolution to thebeginning of the First Conulate. author's Napoleon. SuPplemented by the 9-16816/2 1922. Longman, F. W. Frederick the Great and theseven years' air.Longman. (Epochs of modern history)$1 4-16006/3 1923. Lowell, E. J.Eve of the French revolution. A penetrating and comprehensive vlest Houghton.$2 of the ante-revolut ionary situation,Literary world. 1-6179/4 1924. Macgregor, Mary. Storyof France.Stokes.$3 Simple told history down to Thiers and the Third Republic. Colored ilbisitrations. A11-2640/2 1925. Mahan, A. T.Influence of sea powerupon history. Tittle.$4 1660-1783.1th 1 -11051/3 1926. Marshall, H. E. History of Germany, Doran.$2.50 Simple account to the advent of William . 11.Colored illustrations. 1927. Seot hut tr.: story.Stokes.$3 A14--274/3 History in story form, with legend andpoetry. Colored illustrations. 1928. History of France.Doran. )2.50 W7-203/2 Similar to the above. 12-25292/2 -1929. Mathews, Shailer. French revolUtion; a sketch.T.ongmans.$1.25 causes and course clearly traced inI he light of ant horitioive investigation. Atner. hiss. rev. 2-11693/2 19311. Morris, W. O'C. French revolution and first empire.Si-Oner. history)$0.90 (Epochs of 1931. Motley, S. L. 5-2004/2 Motley's Dutch nation; beingthe Rise of the Dutch-republic (1555-1584); condensed, anda brief history of the Dutch people W.. K. Griffis. to 1908, by New ed.Harper.$1.75 A new edition of The student's Motley, reign.. A. L. A. to which is added a chapter summingup Queen *Ethel..

1932. Munro, D. C. 8-; 12133/2 History of the middleages.Appleton. textbooks)$1 (Twentieth century Contains material not easily accessible inother Nooks. Ashley. 2-28379/2 1933. and Sellery, G. C. Medieval civilization;,selectedstudies from Euro- pean authors.Enl. ed.Century. $2 7-24260/2 1931. Niver, H. B. Great names and nations; a first book in history.2 v. son.each, $0.40. 4 Atkin- v.1, Ancierft; v. 2, Modern. 1935. Ogg, F. A. Governments 6-19779/4 of Europe.Macmillan.$3 Desert bps the systems in western and central Europe, minor as well as majorcountries. A. L. A. 1936. ed. ye. 13-2442/4 Source book of mediaeval history.Amer. bk. $1.50 Documents illustrative of European life renaissance. Sub - title. and institutions from the Germaninvasions to the 1937. Oliphant, Mrs. 8-42576/3 X. 0. W. Makers of Venice.Durt. $1. Doges, conquerors, painters, andmen of letters.Sub-title: 4-17988/4 142 LIRRARN BOOKS FOR 111.o H SCHOOLS.

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19:t4. Tappan, E. K. Old War 14 her": stories.Hough -ton.14.70 Pr...clic:illy 2 v_ in 1.14. 1 contiln, emeen o'e, of famous t :reel., and Vmans. rt. 2 ha reprint Of Fur...in hero ,titrie,. 11-24093,4 \\lien knights were bold.Boughton.$2 Spirited, iutre..1 inarroant of the (tintinl . if litsight-.. thecu,toni, (hut:, unglue]. of w.af.oe, 1110 ildrens ent.ade, the mon:I,' le order.., men hint and cr.d1 anl detail. of tnrailie.,I !,N' 111 arid colour). A. I I 2866S/3 Thatcher, 0. J., and McNeal, E. H.Source hook for rnetliaeN al history. Scribner.*l.8;.). do,unieut illuetudAng the himor) 01 Europe iu the Melakaage.1:ub bola. Z,---11344/4 Van Bergen, Robert.Story of hina.Amur. bk.$0.t0' Ituulaors m11,1 2 -12916t3 Story of Japan.Amer. hk.$0.65 5---667913 19:,!t Story of Russia.Amor. bk.$0.6.- 6-1380i3 1910. Van Dyke, Paul. Age of the renascence; an outline sketch of the historyof the papacy from the return from A igtion to the Kick ofItome.kl3;;-1.;',27) Scribner. (Ten epochs of churl h histor )$2 4-4197/2 111. West. W. M.Nltslern history; Europe from I tarlemagileto the pre«ent time. Rev. vd. .111) n.$1..",0 7-20579/3 191.2. WilmotBuxton, E. M. Story of the cm t rowel!.$1.;90 irhadeN uLi.ny tool,* low. from ta I v inetturdouio; tl,e swo do join. tile.A road sketch of Mohammed and Mham Ltedani,m i giNen. and a final (.fiapher salmi:id/ea the effect, of the t rwiadets on later 1..A. All 2::.30/3 CLASS NO. 042 HISTORY OF ENGLAND. (Set alez,,t'latk,es920, 921.)

19t.3. Abram, Annie.English life and manners in the Later middleages.Dutton. $2 All .L...pe,tOf 1 ifo during -T. of the fifteenth ury fatly covered.11 !list rt I ion. fr. art 1.1.1 pI in 1 13-1361/4 1964. Andrews, C. M.History of England.Allyn.$1.50 3 2:24:./2 Aalton, John.Social life in tilt rein of Queen Anne, taken fromoriginal sources. Scribner.$1.2:i 8--34982/4 191;ii. Barnard, F. P., td.Companion to English history (middle ages).Oxford. $2.90 e4NrE1irs: ar,Iiitecture.-1 tometic archilecture. Military arelliteN tire, andart of war.-4 ume, military and cif il.ilrnildry. -- chippin ;.--Town !Hr.Country life.Monast ci.m. Trade and commerce. and &Went km. 2-16369/2 1967. Bateson, Mary. Mediaeval England.Putnam.(Story of the nations) $1.50 Popular :tecount of Eugli.,11 swiety from Iteifi to 13.;0. 4-7879/4 1968. 'Beard, C. A.Itiiroduction to the English historians.Macmillan.$1.60 tONIANTS: FouudaIiuta of Itagbtod.--FetidaIisni and nat lonalism.--.Mediaevat institutiotas.. Tudor age.Stuart tsarist It tit lona! conflict. E a pattion of England.England under the (lerges,,- Age of reform.Enipire iu the nineteenth cent w). 6-37646/3 144 LIBRARY BOOKS FOR 111611 SCHOOLS.

1969. Cannon, H. L.Reading references for Englitb history.Ginn.$2.50 Vert 1 !has about 1,:aW ill leer.fart 2 &thy.* exact tefeerme for each topic. NO entries since lea A. L. A- 10-18664/3 1970. c'heyney, E. P.Ilirtory of England.Longmans.93.50 v. I, Front the defeat of the Armada to the death of Efiratbili. .1, In lieparation. . . 14-29:be:I 1971. - Introduction to the industrial and social history of England.Mac- millan.$1.40 I-31.04;3 19:2. - Readings in English history drawn from the original sources.tinn. $1.80 collection o(1fa I rav s front a great variety of i.ottrcee. 8- X319:1.'3 1913. Short history of England.Ginn.$1.40 Strong on economic and social non tit's.t hicago. 15--2760:72 1974. Colby. C. W., ed.Selections from the FoUrct,:ft of English history; a supplement to the textbooks of English history, t'. 5r.1. 1). 1532.IAmgmans.$1.40 1-18057/3 1975. Cowan, Katharine, tr.nd Kendall, E. K. Hirtory of England, f..4 high schools and academicsRev. ed.Macmillan.$1:25 7-30S?) 43 1976. Creighton, Mandell. Age of Elizabeth.Scribner.(Epochs of modern history) $1 7-10504)4 1977. Cross, A. L.History of England and greater Britain.Macmillan.$2.50 on the gime Eagliah institilliOnS.A. 1. A. 14-144$1:2 1978. Egerton, H. E. Origin and growth of the English colonies and of their system of government. 'Oxford.11 Introduction to 1.3cas' historical geography of the Priti,b colonies.. 15-2460Z0 1979. Freeman, E. A.Short h&tory of the Norman conquest of England 3d. ed. Oxford.P).60 ° 4--F51,3 1980. Fronde, J. A.English seamen in the 16th century.Scribner.$1.50 l'Aan.t. The sea cradle of the reformation.-John Hawkins and the African sta. a trade. -Str John llaw k ins and Philip :le Second.- Drake's oyage.-Sailing of the Arm ad a. - Defeat of the Armada. 2-21612;4 1981. Gardiner, S. E. School atlas of English hisibry.Loligmans.$1.50 To accompany his Student's history. Maps &-1912 1982. - First two Stuarts and the Puritan revolution, 1603 -1660.Scribner. (Epochs of modern history)91 . 7-10501/3 1983. ------Student's history of England, from :Lc earliest times to the death of King Edward VII. New ed.Longman. $3 A13-1398/3 1984. Green, J. R. Short history of the English people.Rev. & end. ed.Amer. bit.$1.20 16-:-18300/4 TO on the social side. 4-17436/2 .1983. tessopp, Augustus. Coming of the Friars, and othotherhistoiic ye.8th ed.

Putnam. , $1.25 ... COMM: Coming of the Priers. Village life In Xorfolk sit hundred yeaso. -.Daly life in a mediaeval monastery.- -Black death In East .trips- Building up of a uni ty.-Prophet of Walnut -tree yard. - 2-11015/3 HISTORY OF ENGLAND. 146. 19,s6. Jewett, S. 0.StOry of the Normans. told chiefly iu relationto their conquest of England. Putnam.(Story a the nations) $1.50 2-18547/3 Xueaprand, J. A. A. J.English wayfaring life in the middle lures; tr. by 1.. T.'Smith. -Putnam. ages (XIV eon. $3 4-164132/8 111.S. Kendall, E. H., cd. Source-book of English history, for theuse of schools and rcaders.Macmillan.$0 80 Judicious selection of Illustrative material.A. I.. A. 0-4414/3 wol. Lee. 0. C.Source-book of English history.Holt.$2 Loading documents. with Illustrative malarial from ..f sources. Sub-tilis. contemporary writers 'and a bibliography 0-644.5j3 west. McCarthy, Justin. 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2125. Drake, S. A.Making of New England, 1580-1643.Scribner.$1.35 History from beginning of discovery to formation of confederacy in 1643. 2-22085/3 2126. Earle, Mrs. A. M. Customs and fashions in old New England.Scribner. $1.25 Treats of child life, courtship and marriage, home interiors, table plenishings.A. L. A. 1-7573/3 2127. Fiske, john. Beginnings of New England; or, The Puritim theocracy in its relations to civil and religious liberty.Houghton.$2 Avoids historic details and undertakes to group ideas and characterize phases of civilization. Political science. 1-7578/4 2128. Dutch and Quaker colonies in America.2 v.Houghton.$4 Social and political history of New York and Pennsylvania, with somewhat of New Jersey and Delaware, in 17th and early loth centuries..Follows his Beginnings of New England.N. V. 11-17859/4 2129. Griffis, W. E.Story of New Netherland. the Dutch in America.Houghton. $1.25 Beginnings and growth of the settlements, stories of the people and customs.A. L. A. 9-9529/3 2130. Kilbourne, F. W. Chronicles of the White Mountains.Houghton.$2 History from early explorers and first settlements to the present day. 16-11601/3 2131. Richman, I. B. Rhode Island.Houghton.(American commonwealths) $1.25 5-34187/2 2132. Roberts, E. H.Now York.2 v.Houghton.(American commonwealths) $2.50 4-3408 2 2133. Robinson, R. E.Vermont. Houghton.(American commonwealths)$1.25 Rc-3094/3 2134. Sanborn, F. B.Now Hampshire.Houghton.(American commonwealths) $1.25 4-10074/2 CLASS NO. 975 SOUTHEASTERN STATES. 2135. Browne, W. H.Maryland.Houghton.(American commonwealths) $i.25 4-3972/2 2136. Cooke, J. E.Virginia: a history of the people.Houghton.(American commonwealths) $1.25 3-13609/3 2137. King, ca. E. Do Soto and his men in the land of Florida.Macmillan.$0.50 98-1035/3 2138. Page, T. N. Old Dominion; her making and her manners.Scribner.$1.50 Essays of Virginia's history and social life from the Jamestown settlement to reconstruct ion days. A. L. A. 8-7373/4 2139. - Social life in old Virginia before the war.Scribner.$1.50 Account of old time festivities. Rc-2839/3 2140. Phelps, Albert.Louisiana.Houghton.(American commonwealths) $.25 5--34683/2 2141. Shale; N. S.,Kentucky.Houghton.(-American commonwealths)$1.25 Rc-2325/2 AMERICAN HISTORY. 155 CLASS NO. 9711-7 CENTRAL STATES. 2142. Brady, C. T. Conquest of the Southwest.Appleton.(Expansion of tile republic series)$1.50 Covers events train 1819 to 1M O, including the Texan revolution and the Mexican 'war.A. L. A. 5-6299/3 2143. Carr, C. E. The Illini. a story of the prairies.McClurg.$2 Endeavors, in story form, to give the positionand influence of Illinois among the sisterhood states from IMO to the opening of the 611411war. of 4-35332/3 2144. Carr, Lucien. Missouri:a bone of contention.Houghton. (American commonwealths) $1.25 14-15487/2 2145. Charming, Edward, and. Laming, F.Story of the Great Lakes. $1.50 The varied and interesting, often romantic,Ilistory 3 of the lakes is well told and presentcom- mercial development briefly considered.A. I.. A. 9-7629/3 2146. Cooley, T. M. Michigan. Houghton. (American commonwealths)$1.25 5-29119/4 2147. Drake, S. A. Making of the Ohio valley states.Scribner.$1:50 Traces establishment of Brit ish dominionon the Ohio, advances of pioneers into the West, early history of newly, formed states.Pittsburgh. and I-6628/4 214S. Dunn, J. P. Indiana.. Boughton.(American commonwealths) $1.25 5-9161/3 2149. Folwell, W. W. Minnesota.Houghton. Complete history devoting the larger portion to(American commonwealths) $1.25 Union. the half century since Minnesota enteredthe 8-29356/2 2150. Garrison, G. P.Texas. Houghton.(American commonwealths)$1.25 3-13007/2 2151. Roamer, J. K.Short history of the Mississippi valley. To the end of the 19th century. N. Y. Houghton. .$1.20 1-26287/2 2152. King, Rufus.Ohio. Houghton.(American commonwealths)$1.25 3-14874/3 2153. Pollock, H. M. Our Minnesota.Dutton.$1.60 Elementary account giving legends, historic events, ment. descript ion, and facts of economic develop. 17- 11001/2 2154. Thwaites, R. G.Wisconsin: the ameticanization ofa French settlement. Houghton.(American commonwealths) $1.25 Development of widely scattered French trading postsinto a state. CLASS NO. 978.9 THE WEST. 8-34125/2 2155. Dellenbaugh, F. S. Breaking the wilderness.Putnam.$3.50 Story of the conquest of the far West, from thewanderings of Cabeza deTaca to the first of the Colorado by Powell, and thb completion of descent the Union Pacific railway, with particularaccount of the exploits of trappers and traders.Sub-title. 5-5430A 2166. Drake, S. A. Making of the great West, 1512-1883.Scribner.(Stories of American history)$1.50 Early discoveries and settlements, discovery of gold, and civilization of the West. Sargent. Rc-1182/3 156 LIBRARY BOORS FOR HIGH SCHOOLS.

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The numbers refer to item, not to page, unlessotherwise indicated. about whom articles or books are written and Names of persons capitals. references to subjects are printed In small A. ARBITRATION OF INDUSTRIAL DISPUTES, 178. Abbott, F. F., 1812-1813. Arblay, lime. F. B. d', 1289. Abram, Annie, 1963. Archer, A., 1887. Adam, H. M., 689. ARCHITECTURE. See FINE ARTS. Adams, C. F., Jr., 2124. AacTic aroloss, travel, 1624 -1828. Adams, C. K., 1214. Armstrong, M. N., 421. Adams, E. C., 1629. Arnold. Matthew, 1060, 1176-1177. Adams, G. II?, 1881-1884. Arnold; W.T., 1815. ADAMS, J. Q., 1673. Asbjornse'n, P. C., 1235-1236. ADAMS, JOHN, 1672. Ashley, R. L., 97-98, 1888, 2018. Adams, Rayne, 636. Ashmun, M. E., 932, 1290-1291. ADAMS, SAMUEL, 1674. Ashton, John, 1965. Adams, T. 8., 174. ASIA, travel, 1583-1585. Addams, Jane, 175-176: Asser, John, 1678. Addison, J. Ii, 718. Assme, history, 1840,1862. Addison, Joseph, 1171-1115. ASTRONOMY, 837 -346. Abnisox, JOSEPH, 1675. ATHLETICS, 400, 506.Bee also GAMIN. ADVERTISING.See BUSINESS. Atkinson, Mrs. E. 8., 1292. AEROPLANES. See AVIATION. Atkinson, G. F., 422. AFRICA, travel, 1583, 1586. Atkinson, W. W., 662._ AGsicuoTuE, *536-608. ATLASES, 25-36. Aikens, C. A., 657. AUGUSTUS C.ESAR, 1684. Alcott, Louisa M., 1283 -1284. Austen, Jane, 1294-1298. ALcorr, DRINA M., 1676. Austin, Mrs. J. G., 1299-1300. Alden, R. M., 882, 1059. Austen, Mrs. M. II., 1587. AldFlch, Mildred, 1574. AUTOMOBILES, 526. Al ch, T. B., 1285-1286. AviArlox, 516, 518, 520, 527, 529, 532. ALEXANDER THE GREAT, 1677-1681. *Allen, E. (1., 690. B. Allen, J. L., 1287. Allen, L. G., 615. Babcock, K. C., 2090. .Allen, W. H., 96, 489. BABYLONIA, history, 1840. Allen, Walter, 1731. Bacheller, Irving, 1301. Bacon, Corinne, 99. Allinson, A. C. E., 1575, 1814. Bacon, E. M., 1588, 1715, 2014. Allinson, F. G., 157541 Bacon, Francis, 1178. ALMANACS, 20. Bacon, Mrs. J. D., 1302. AMATEUR THEATRICALS, 803-819. Maki!M, James, 1816-1817. AMERICA, travel, 1587-1614. Bailey, Cyril, 1818. American library association, 13-14. Bailey, E. II. S., 364, 616. AMERICAN LITERATURE, 915-1026. Miley, L. IL, 7-8, 423, 577. AMERICAN REVOLUTION, 2079-2089. Bain, R. N., 1889. Anderson, F, J., 513. . Anderson, It. Baker, E. K., 81-82. B., 80. Baker, G. P., 1146. Andrews, A. E., 1058. Balderston, L. R., 650. Andrews, C. M., 1885-1886, 1964, 2056. Baldt, L., 640. Andrews, H. B., 2114. Baldwin, C. 8., 847. Idrews, Mrs.. M. 8., 1288. Baldwin, James, 83, 297-299... tgell,J. R.; pal. Baldwin, 8. E., 100. NIMAL INDUSTRY, 595-608. BALDWIN, W. II., 1685. ANIMAL LIFE. fl CC ZOOLOGY. Balestier, Walcott, 1455. A Antin, Mary, f082 -1083. Balfour, Graham, 1797. 10997 °-18-----11 162 INDEX.

Ball, R. S., 337. Bitimner, Hugo, 1820. Ball, W. W. R., 330-331. Blythe, S. G., 664. Bancroft, J. H., 78k-780. Boardman, L. W., 1013. Bangs, M. R., 1751 Boardman, M. T., 179. Barbour, E. G., 934. Boas, F. S., 1147. Baring, Maurice, 1890. BOAT lit I LOING, 787. Barnard, F. P., 1966. Bogart, E.L., 180-181. Barrie, J. M., 1127, 1303-1306, 1686. . Botots4er, Gaston, 1700, Barstow, C. L., 719. 2048, 2057, 2105. liolmar, Lydia, 641. Barstow, E. B., 2115. Bolton, Florence, 490. Barth3loniew, 0.,.26-27. Bolton, Mrs. S. K., 1033-1640. Bartlett, John, 22. BoogaINDINc, 693, 713. Barton, Clara, 177. BOOK K FENNO. See BUSINESS. Barton, E. II., 347. BOONE, DANIEL, 1689. Barsett, J. S., 2015, 2091. Rostock, F. C., 445. Batchelder, E. A., 742-743. Bostwick, A. E., 45. Bates, AI lo, 831-832, 848. Boswell, James, 1753-1754. Bates, E. W., 802. BOTANY, 421-443. Bates, K. 1... 915. 1100, 1128. Botsford, G.NV., 1821-1822. Batescrn, Mary, 1967. Botsford. L. 8.,1.821-1822. Baynes, E. IL. 444. 114109. Mrs. A. L., 822. Beard, C. A., 101-103, 1944, 1968, 2116. Bourne E. 0., 259. Beard. D. C., 787-788. Bowman, M. I.., 56, Beard, Mrs. M. R.; 104. Boyd. E.. A., 1029. Becker, C. L., 2058. Iloyesen; U. IL, 1312-1313, 1216, 1237. BEEK EEPI sG, 644%. Boyle. Andrew, 5. Beers,II. A., 14127-1028. Boynton, F. D.. 105. BEES.,.:c Zooi.of:v. Boynton, II. W., 111:1. t743. Beesly, A. IL, 1819. Brackett, C.A., 491. Belloe, Hilaire, 1891. Bradford. 8., 106. Bellows, Max, 1215. Bradley, henry, 1895. Benton, L.'I'..178. Brady, C. T., 2142. Bemont, Charles, 1892. Brat hwa ite. W. S. B., 957. Benket, L, P., 1893. Breasted, J,II.. 1823. Bennett, Arnold, 57, 1129, 130771309, 1589. Breckenridge. 8. P., 614. Bennett, C. E., 1254. Brea'er, E. C.. 23. Bennett; H. ('.. 11130. Briggs, I,. 234-2341. BENTON, T. Al.. 14387. Brigham, A. P.. 24416, 2092. Beowulf, 1001-1062. Bristol, G. P., 1254, Bergen..1. 1., 424-425. Brunie, Charlotte, 1314. Besant, Walter, 11179. Brooke. S. A.. 1030, 1066. 1102, 1148, Bevan, W. L.. 1631. Brooking., W. D., 883. 'Ilevier. Isabel. 609, 633. Brooks, E. S.,.1041. BIBLE, 820-821, 824. "Brooks, .1. G., 1685. Bigelow. John, 1691. Brooks, 1591, 1760. Bigelow, M. A., 414. Brown, Alive, 1315. Binder, R. M.. 16. Brown. Edith, 259. Bingham, Alfrcd, 1894. Brown, SF. H., 764. Bingham; Hiram, 1015. Brown, H. D., 237. Blons,.C. I,., 091. Brown. II.II., 745. BIOGRAPHY, collective, 37-42, 1(129-1071; brnwn, John, 1310, 1723. individual., 1672-1811. Brown. W. 0., 1713-1714, 1745. BIOLOGY, 410-420. Browne, H. B., 803. Bums. See 779oLoGy. Browne, Van Dyke, 804. Blrkhead, Alice, 1632. Browne, W. H.. 2135. 11Irrell, Augustine; 1179. Brownell, .W. C., 916, 11)31. Bishop, Farnham. 514, 1590. Browning, Mrs. E: B., 1063, 1090. BISMARCK, 1088. Browning, Robert. 1004-1065, 1690. Bjornson. lijornstjerne, 1310. Brownlee, R. B., 303. Blackburn, 8. A., 092. Bruce, P. A., 1758. Blackford, Mrs, K. M. il., 003. Bruere, Henry, 107. Blnekpiore, R. D., 1311. Bruere, M. B., 610. Blakeslee, A. F., 584. Bruere, R. W., 010. Blanchard, P. M., 902. Brush, Mrs. (.7., 1317 Bliss, W. D., 16. Bryan, G. S., 874. A- Bloomfield, Meyer, 478-479. Bryant, Marguerite, 1318. 163 '. Pryant, W. CI, 938. Mr ANT, W. C., 1691. Catherwood, Mrs. M. H., 1323. 4;ryte, Janos, 108, 11;10, 17210. (7atlin, George, 2007. lmkle, Mary, 042. CAvOrit, 1096. 1:atkley, E. F., 84. Cervantes, Saavedra, Miguel de,1324-1325. Itudington, H. A., 492. Chadwick, F. N., 2101(. Huh lig. Ito.e, 665, Chamberlain T. C., 383. Thoma.. 85. Chambers, E. K., 1109. 11101.in, A. IL, 1108, Chttimplain, Samuel de, 1097. Millen, F. T., 1507. Chandler, S. E., 277. Ilullivant, C. II.. 805. Chauning, Edward, 201 -2020,2004, 214-5. 11allo-k, C. J., 1S2-153. Chapin, A. A., 301-302, 1642. Chapman, F. M., 449. rullock, E.., 109, 184 -187, 5314. I :n!look, Edna, 141. Chapman, S. J., 191. ha-uler, II. c., 13i9. ClIAELE N F), 1698-1009. Itunyan. John, 1320, C 11A 'ILES TM: GREAT.Ste CHARI.F.MAOXIB. 1;10.11. II. It_ 1s8. Chase, .7. C., 746. Durhenal, Elizabeth, 806. Chase, L. W., 548. Chatrnin, Alexandre, 1390. ..:4m3. 2107.2117. Iturke, Edmund, 1180. Chaucer, Geoffrey, 1070-1074. ltaEE, 11;92. COEN, I STRY, 364-382. .Tall!,'', 789. Chester, C. L., 1595. 'turns, Hobert, 1008. Chestertield, '. D. 8.,1183. Itrau. Amo.N. 11193. Chesterton, G. k., 1184, 1711. IturromAs. John. '440-447, 973-975. Cheyney, -E. (1., 585, 1970-1973,2049. Ilart. \I. E.. 127.5. Child, . 1.110. Lorton, lilehad. 917, 970. 1032, 1808. c1111,1, 6aor, 184, 225. Lorton, T. 1;.. 1791. CHINA...hP:tory. 1957. 11ury. .1.11.. I814. CH a'ALRY, 1596, 1955. ° rsi NysN. 662-6s8, Chubb, Deciv,11,-807 -808, 849. 1:0 11, I.., 540. Church, A. J., 303, 1257-1260, 1326,1701, Uyler. .1. 1828, Isyrial, G. (1. N., 11169. Churchill. Winston, 1327-1329... ZANTINE EMPIRE, 1860. (Irmo), 1700-1702. CI NEMATOMtAPH, 722, 737. Cipriani, L. C., 1703. C. Civics. 174-2:13. Cable, G.W., 1821 -1822. WAR, American, 2106-2113. Cabot, Mrs.E. L.. 58. Clark, E.II.,796. C.Egmt, .1 ur.ics. 1837. Clark. G.11..,1,1. colin, C.11.. 720. Clark. J. S., ;HS, 1083. Cairns, W. It_ 913. .--Clark, S.IL, .884. 901-902. Clarke. W. J., '791. Ca Jori, Floria 0,:132,348. ca10w(.11..1.8.. 507. CLessiFic...vrioN FUR settooL LI tiliA El, raidsATII. O.V.., 424. p. 7-10. c.thtiorx,.1.C.. 1694. CLASSIFICATION FUR AGuicuLITan, E. 006. Clandy, C. IT., 721. . t'allender, G. S.. 189. Clay, Henry, 1704. Camp, W. C., -790. Clemens. S. L.. 1330-1333. Campbell, W. W., 958. CLENI ENS, S. 1705. CA M PING. 797-798. Clements, K; S., 426. Cannon, II.L., 1969. Clements, I'.E.. 426. Capes, W.. IV., 1825-1826. Curt:, Lurd, 1700. ;,pps., Edward. 1256. ('Todd, Edward, 410, 850. Ct.writis:. CARD N M 0-7. see TEXT1 LIAM AND CLoTill NO. Carlton, P. Jr., 190, 254. ('lute, W. N., 427. f'arlyle, Thomas, 11s1-1182. 'ockerell. DOuglas, 693. Carnagey, 885. Cody, Sherwin, 667-668, 1207,1334. . Coffin,' C. C., 1335, 2021, 2079. Carpenter, G. II., 448,1009, 1809. Carr, Arthur, 1827. Colt, J. E., 578. Carr, C. E., 2143. Colby, C. W., 1974. 'Carr, Lucien, 2144. Colby, .1.IL, 833. Carroll, Lewis. 300 Cole, W. M., 669. CA RROLL, LEWIS, 1695. Coleridge, S. T.. 1075. Carver, T. N., 541-542. Coley, May, 428. I COLLEGE LIFE, 262-275. CATALoGU1NU See Liagagif ECO$OMY. COLLIguEs AN11 ON1V2,11141TIE8, .262,275. h164 INDEX.

Collins, A. F., 515. Crow, Airs. M. F., 543. Collins, F. A., 516, 518. CRUSADES, 1887, 1896, 1962. 'Collins, J. F., 586. Cumnock, R. M., 103. Collins, V. L, 262. Cunliffe, J. W., 853, 1054. COLONIAL HISTORY, American, 2056-2078. Cunningham, 'William, 1898. Colton, B. P., 450. Cunnington, Susan, 823. Colvin, P. H., 694. Custer, Mrs. E. B., 1708. Coman, Katherine. 192-193, 1975. et'sTEn, General, 1708. COMMERCE, 276-296. COMMERCIAL GEOGRAPHY, 287-296. COMMISSION GOVERNMENT. Sec POLITICS DAIRY, 606-608. AND GOVERNMENT. Dana, E. S., 366. Commons, J. R.,'110. Dana, R.If.,1568-1569. COMMUNICATION AND TRANSPORTATION, 662- DANCING, 806, 809, 811. 668. Daniels, F. II., 634. COMPOSITION AND RHETORIC, 847-873. Darton, F. J.If., 304. Comstock, A. B., 322. Darwin, C. R., 1709. Comstock, G. C., 338. Darwin, Charles, 323. Comstock, J. H., 451. Daudet, Alphonse, 1354. CONDUCT OF LIFE, 57-79. Davenport, II.C., 1583. CONGRESSIONAL DIRECTORY, 40. Davidson, J. B., 547-548. Conklin, M. G., 59. Davis, B. Nf., 425. Conn, H. W., 411, 429-430, 492. Davis, H. W. C., 1899. Connolly; J. B., 1336. Davis, J. B., 480. Conrad, Joseph, 1337-1338. DAVIS, JEFFERSON, 1710. Converse, Florence, 263. Davis, Philip, 194. Cook, A. S., 1111. Davis, R.IL' 1355-1356. Cooke, J. E., 2136. Davis, Roy, 670. Cooley, A. M., 647. Davis, W. S., 1357-1359, 1829-1831. Cooley, E. G., 255. Dawson. F. T., 791. Cooley, T. M., 2146. Dawson, W. J., 1037. Coolidge, A. C., 2118. Day, Clive, 276. Cooper, V. S., 264. Day, Edward. 1832. Cooper'F.,' T., 851. 919, 1034. Day, 0. E., 595. Cooper, J. F., 1339-1346. Day, L. F., 642, 750. Copeland, C. T., 1185. Dean, A. P., 257. Cornish, F. W., 1896, DEBATING, 882-900.. Corse!), G. ,H., 792. Defoe, Daniel, 1360-1361. Corson, Hiram, 834, 1067. Dtland, Mrs. NI. W., 13621363. CoRTUME. Sec TEVI'ILES AND CLOTHING. Dellenbaugh, F.8., 2155. , Cotton, F. A., 690. Demetrios, George,1376. Coulter, J. M., 451-433. De Morgan, William, 1364. COUNTRY LIFE, 539-546. Deneb, E. 'A., 722. Courthope, W. J., 1675. Dnnett, It, H., 658. Cram, W. E., 473. De Quincey, Thomas. 1186-1189. Crabb, George, 852. Derr, Louis, 349. Craddock, C. E., 1347. Dewey, D. R., 195, 2119. Cralk, Mrs. D. M. M., 1348. Dewey, Evelyn,' 239. Cralk, Henrys 1208. Dewey, John, 54, 238-239. Crampton, C. W., 793. -! Dewey, Melvii, 46. Crane, Stephen, 1349. Dexter, E. 0., 240. Crane, Waiter; 747. Dickens, Charles, 1365-1372. Crawford, Caroline, 809. DICKENS, CHARLES, 1711-1712. ,Crawford, F. M., 1350-1352. Dickerson,- M. C., 452-453. Crawford, M. C., 265. Dickinson, T. IT., 875, 964. Crawahaw, F. D., 256, 695, 1085. 'DICTIONARIES, 1-17. Creasy, E. S., 1897. Dillaway, T. M. Creigbton, Mandell., 1970; Dobson, Austin, 1070. Crockett, S. R., 1353. Dodd, Mrs. H. C., 035. Cro, H. D., 111. Dodd, W. E., 1643, 1710, 2022. Caomwsm, OLIVER, 170f. Dodge, Louise, 1809. Crosby, C. R., 560. Dodge, T. A., 1644, 2109. Cross, A. K., 748-749. Dole, N. H., 1645. Cross, A. L., 1977. Dondlinger, P. T., 570. Cross, W. L., 1036. Dooley, W. H., 883, 443. CrOthers, S. M., 977-978, 1742. Dohleday, Mn. * N. B. D., 434, 454. INDEX. 165 POUGLAS, S. A., 1713. ENGLAND; history, 1963-2006. Dcw, A. W., 751. ENGLISH LANGUAGE, 847-873. Dow, E. W., 1900. ENGLISH LITERATURE, 1027-1214. Dowden, Edward, 1149 -1150. Knock, C., 1617. Doyle, A. C., 836, 1373-1375. Ensor, R. C. H., 1577. DRAKE, FRANCIS. 1715. Erckmann, Emile, 1390. Drake, S. A.,,2060, 2125, 2147, 2156. Erskine. John. 929, 981. DRAMA, 802-819; American, 964-972; Eng- Esenwein, J, Ii., 838, 854, 885. lish, 1127-1172; general collections, 875. ESSAYS AND PROSE MISCELLANY, American, SeealsoShakespeare; Indoor Amuse- 973-1012. ments. ESSAYS AND PROSE MISCELLANY, English, DRAWING AND DESIGN, 741-766. 1173-1213. Drayer, C. E., 525. ETHICS, 57-79. Drummond, W. IL, 939. EUROPE, travel, 1574-1582. Dryden,. John, 1077. Evans, J. H., 689: Dryer, C. R. W., 384. Evans, R. D., 1720-1721. Dudley, Gertrude, 794. Evelyn, John, 1722. Duggar, B. M., 562. Evers, J. J., 793. Duggar, J. F., 571. Everts, .K. J., 886. Dumas, Alexandre, 1376-1378. EVOLUTION. See BIOLOGY. Duncan, Norman, 1379. Ewing, Mrs. J. 11. G., 1391-1392. Duncan, R. K., 350, 367-368. Dunn, .1. P., 2148. Dunning, W. A., 2120. .-17- DUTCH IIPPUBLIC, 1931. Fabre-, J. H. 455. Dutton, C. E., 385. Fairbanks. Arthur, 86, 1833.. Dwyer, I. E., 671. Fairbanks, IL W., 386, 1592. Fairchild, H. P., 112. E. Falrlie, J. A., 113. Fanning, C. E., 114-115. Farle, Mrs. A. 31.,644, 810, 2061-2062, FARM MANAGEMENT, 547-553. 2126. :Farmer; Mrs. F. M., 617. Earle, F. S., 536. Farmer, Mrs. L. II.. 1648. Eastman, C. A., 2008. Farnol. Jeffery, 1:193-1394.. Eastman, Max, 837. Eaton, T., 47. Farrand, Livingston,. 2009. Ebers, G. M., 1380-1381. Fay, L. E., 47. Fernald, .1.C., 855-836. Eeklea, C. IL, 606. Fetter, F. A., 199-200. Ec9Nomles, 174-233. FleTtox, P285-1566. Edelman, P. E., 519. Fiedler, II. G., 1232. Edgar, W. C., 572. Field, Eugene, 941. LIIISON, T. A., 1716. FIELD cam. f4, 569-576. EtiusamoN, 234-275. Fields, .1. T., 1649. EDWARD I (PLANTAGENET), 1717. Muck, 11. T.. 767-768. Egerton, 11.E., 1978. FINE ARTS, 718-740. Eggleston, Edward, 2063-2064. Finley, .1.II., 117., Eggleston, G. C., 2061. Finley, W. L., 457. EGYPT, ancient, 1817, 1823, 1853, 1862. Firth, C. II., 1707. Ekblaw, K. J. T., 549. Firth, J. B., 1684. ELECTRICITY, 51:1, 515;517, 519-520, 522,Fish, C. 8.,.118. 528, 531, 534. Fisher, G. P., 1903, 2066. Elias, Mrs. E. 1646-1647. Fisher, S. G.. 2067. }Mason, E. L., 493. FISHES. Sec. ZOOLOGY. Eliot, George, 1382-1389. Fiske, John, 119, 2050, 2068-2069, 2080- ELIZABETH (QUEEN), 1718. 2082, 2110, 2127-428. Elliott, Edward, 2095. Flandran, C. ":11., 1393, 1593. Ellis, 0. 0., 495. Flaubert, Gustave, 1396. Ellwood, C. A., 196. Filson, H. W.,- 2023-2024. FLEMING, 11,CARJORIE, 1723. Ely, R. T., 197-198. Fletcher, B. F., 724. Fletcher,'Ilanister, 724. Emerson, M. A., 860. Fletcher, C. It. L., 1733. Emerson; R. W., 940, 979-980. }lummox, R. W., 1719. Fletcler,- James, 561. I Emerton, Ephraim, FlInt,A M., 1834. 1901-1902. Fors; :Perim, 793, 806, 809. Exeve.horattlis, 5-6. FoLaLomo, 297-321. ENGINEERING, 518-585. Volts, B. B. B., 120. .5 lt8 INDEX.

FOIWell, W.W., 2149. Gay, S. H., 1770. FooD,615-632. Gayley, C. M., 57, 1112, 1132. Forbes-Litnisaf.' C. H. A., 17142. James. :157. FOunEs-LNnsAy, C. H. X..' 1689. , GEoGnAptiv, Scr Ford, P.I. 1397-1398. V. SluALAt.kt.ItAYti \ FOKESTRV,554-594. (.01.04; V, 383-4o9. Forman, S. E., 121. c;eorge, A..1..1055. Forster, E. II., 018. George, W. R.. 201. Foster, W. 1)529. teorgia, A.E.. 563. Foster, W. IL, S57. GhustAN LANG UM.E A \11 1215 Foster. 'W. T.. 855. 1234. Fournier E. E.. 351. GiumANY. history. 191:5.1922, 1926.. 141. Fowler, II. N.. 1261, 1535. Gihi,ins.II. de it., Fowler, N. ('., (abhor'. 1:41word, 1535. Fowler, N. C., I., 4S11. rabb,,,,, 116,7, Fowler, W. W.. 1530. Alihs,C. M..4;1,-1. Fox, -.1(1101,j):.,1399. Gibson.C.It..352. France. Anatole. 1242. (libson.W.II..4:56. FRANC is .sAssisi.Sr.. 472,4. Gifford,.1. 7.7. Franck. IL A.,-1570, 1594. Gilbria, B. B.. 1705. Frank, Me M.. 1650. .Irtitur.1,39. Franken,herg, T. 'I'., 1174. tand,tone, W. E.,1729. Franklin, Benjamin, 952. 1727. Goeilials, G. W.,1.22. FitAsut.tx, BrN.t.tlirs, 1725. 44Oethe,.1. W. Von. 1217-1219: Frederic, Harold. 1400. Coatsellins, Pery, 7,1. Frederick. C. M.. 611. Golds!nlit, 5)41 vii, 107s. 1411 1412: Freeman. E. A:, 1510, 115715. I ;..1,1omm 01,1vrit. 173.. Freeman. Mr.. M. E., 1401-1402. Goodnow, it. Freeman. IV.15.,277.. Goodspeed, 1..S.. 140- French. Allen. :105 306. (;00.1w in.1/(,. ." French, II.W.. 14113, Goodyear, W. II.. 7215-727. French. T. E.. 752, 753. (5,.oge-rty, T.P.. 696. FauxcitII I STM:Y. rlswEAN I. P., 2025. HISTGRy. tto,e. E. II'.,12:5s. FRENCI! LITERATCRE.1242-1253. Gos,e, Edmund,10. 19:ot.t 1591,1921,1923Gew, .Lames, 1542. 1929--19:;0. Gramm, John, 710;,. - Froissart, Jean, 1904. (Tiallaine, Kenneth. 1413, Frost. IV.It., 435. Graurini,.1.1...151:5. Fronde, .1.A.. 19SO. 411:ANy,U.S..17::11732.. Fullerton, II.S..7115. - I aat.,011, David. 14.1. Fulton. R.I.. 9.14, 1014. 1104,o;1. .NCIENT FylTei (;A., 19.15. ( 1.1x.:5 \',1: (NDt.irt:a ATI' al..1254.. 1256, 1255-12151, 1265-1271. 1275, o. . 3279. 1252: (;I.YELEI", limucE. 1733. Galbraith, M., 494. Gruen, .1.IL. 1954. Gale, Zona, IA 1. Green. 6. B.. 579. Gallatin, Albert. 1725. Green. \V.1).,1754. Galswort6.. John, 1131. Greene, E.13.,207,..- (IANIEs. AND si,nTs.755-S01. I;reenidge, A. 1544.. Gardiner; A. (;..1651. ia.e111,1 w.E.A..1.11.1, Gardiner, s24. 260. 45rcenotigh,.1.It.,".57.

Gaullner, S.It., 1906, 1951-1083. Greenslet, Ferris. 1766. 4, Gardner, E. H., t;regory, Augusta, 307. Gareacia-, M.It.,725... Gregory,II..E., .3N)4. Garey, F. 13...495. Gregory, I.A.. 1133. Garland, Hamlin, 1405. . Gregory. J.W.,3.1.9, Garnett, Richard, 10. Grenfell, W. '1'., 1624. 17:14. Garrison. 2096, 2150. (;riersonYrri. E.\V., 1759. Garrod, U. W., 1202; Griflim, W. 190s, 2:4214. Gaskelltffra. E. C. 8., 1406,1409. Griffith,I.S., 15147-04)5. GASOLINE ENGINES,526, 533. Griffith, J. B., 673. Gates, Eleanor, 1410. Griggs, E. II., 61. Gauss, C. F., 267.- Grinnell, G. /I., 2010-2011. Gay, C.. W., 596-597. Grulee, G., 659. INDEX. 16a

H. A., 88-89, 308-309, 769, Guerber,825, Henderson, R. F., 191:1. 1843-1846. Henderson, W. J., ;70-771. Cnitteau, W. B.. 123. 11Esity, PATRICK, Gulick, 5'.II., 1847. Henry. W. A., 598. 4:11 lick.I..II., 02. 496, 811. IIExtoi V, 1739. .-Culninre. F. 11., 1652. Herbertson, A.J., 279. (;i.s1 .4,1, It (Gn,davos Adolphus), 1735. Herbertson, P. D.. 279. nothrie, A. W., 510. Llerodott4,.. 1852-1853. Herrick, G. W., 684. H. Hersey, F. W. C., 1183. Heydrick, B. A., 1420. 11,:mren, 3. II., 1,48-184111. Iligginson, T. W., 311. 920. 1741: 17(15. Ilado, 1030. 110:11scitool.s, 247-233. Ihdow. W. II_ 1030. Itildrup. .1.8.. 139. llaAlorn. Heim:um, 942. 11111, F. T., 1732, 1801, 2029. 11., 274. Hillis, N. II., 839. Hale, A: II..1618. IlInchtuan. W. S., 1039, 10;12 Hal,.P.. ., 63. 111,--ox, IL 21. Hale. jr.. 1113, 1209, 1414-1415. 11: S'IN II: v. 25-36 ; America, s, 2013-2105 .1.W., 1114. AmericanIndiana. 210f7-2012; ancient, 11.111. A.It., pip.; INsi);England. 1903-2006; mod- A. 334 333. ern European, 181 1902.tir also Hall, E. 11. der name* of colintri,". HAI, tl.,3'17, Hiteheock. A. S., 573. ) 11.111.S. H.. 4,2. Hitchcock. F.11., 676. Rail. T.Is.,1278. Wielder, Theresa. 48. Halleck, it.1%. 934. 1038. Hodge, F.NV., 2012. Er:ink. 734. Hodges. George, 1633. 11\\ttt.n,\. Al \\ urn. 1'730 -1737. Hodgkin, Thomas, 1099. 728. Hodgson, E.'r.,099, 11:ontoel. ii.II., 027. Hodson..11110,498. Hammond, E. t'.. 11.410;son. NI. C'., 512. Vs .. 369. Hold,wortli. J. T.. 203 I lanc011;.11.. I., 268. 1908, 1931. 1909, Holland'. 0.s.. 320, ..76, 107.4. II.,0son. .1.NI.. 2137. 1416. 11,11and. AV..1.. 438 -459. 11:1 rhottle.'I'.II..11:63. Holmes, (I. W., 943, 083-9S5. 1742. 11.miint. Il, v. r. II. H., 1830. Holt,1..E.. 660. llordint: S. B.. 10,17.. 10111, 1850. nom': E.,,N,011,S. 6119- (114. Hardy. Tlioni:1".. 1417. IlisME 030-630. 11,111,.I I hailer.1263 1269. Ilarilmo,.v.II. 674. lhopet. Lat hut*. 700. IV..:;10o. Ihrringt..1), NI. Hope, W. I 8..I.,730. Ilrrri Ch.t, Hopkins.' 1'. 516. Harris,.1.4'..310. Hopkins. F. NI:. 49. Harris,it.S., 2.2. Ilortmday. NV. T.. 4530-401. Ilarrison,Itenjandn, 124. lloweo.I.I.Tuan. 377-583: Harrison. II.:4..1419. llo,fier, .1. K.,1(374. .18'44,2098, 2112- Hart, A. 11., 125-1201, 2026-2028,2097. 2113, 2151. Hart, :t71. Hough. R. 10.. 704. Haw. Bret, 1420-1421. Itough, Theodor.e, 499. Hartung. 11:II.. 497. 11DUSE PLANNIN,: AND EQT7IPMENT, 633-639. Laskin. F. .1..127, 1590. Houston. E..1., 333-354. 391-3152. Hatfield, 4!.It.,673. flow. 1855, Hawes. C. II.,1 S :.1. (toward. G. E., 2083. II. 10..187,1. Howard. L. 0., 462. I IIIWOrth.1'.L..11+041. 21j1. Howe, C.B., 757. Hawthorne. Nathaniel, 110-91,1422-1425. Howe, F.C.,128. IlAWT1-101tNE. NATHANIEL 1738. Howe. S. B., 1914. Hayden, J.T., 29. Howells, W. D., 921, 10451, 1427-1428,1705. Hayes. t'aVton. 1911. Hoyt, J. K., 21. Ilayne, R. T., 1025. Iluffeut. E. W., 677. Hazeltine, A. 1...914. Ilughan, J. W., 204. Hazen, C. D.; 1912. IltigheA, Rupert, 772. Ileadlam. .1. W.. 1688. Hughes, Talbot, 646. Henderson, C. IL, 241. Hughes; Thomas, 1429-1431. 168 INDEX.

Hugo, Victor, 1432 -1483. Johnson, Owen. 1439. Ilu lute,E. M., 1915. JOHNSON. SAMEEL, 1763-1754. Hume, M. .A.S., 1910-1917. Johnston, Alexander, 1016. Humphrey, L.II..959. Johnston, C. II., 247-248. Hungerford. Edward, 280, 1598. Johnston, Charles, 1920. Hunt, C.L., 1785. Johnston, Edward, 758. Hunt, T. F.. 574. Johnston, 1857. Hunter, S. J.. .463. Johnston, Mary. 1440- 1441. Hutchinson, NV: M. L., 92. Johnston, R. M., 1658,. 1775, 1021. Hutchrnson, Woods. 500-501. .lohnstone. Alexander, 132. Hutton, IL W.,1578. Jones, C. L., 133. Hutton, Lawrence, 1655. Jones, F. A., 1716. Huxley. T. II., 324. Jones, IL C., 370. Hyde, G. N., 678, Jones. 11. S.. 1858. Hyde, W. 269. Jonson, Iten, 1134. HYGIENE, 489-512. Jordan, D. S., 242. 412, 464. Jordan, K. H'.1442.. i. Ionian, W. II., 619. JoURNALISH, 604, 674, 678, 682. lhtke, Wilhelln, 1856.. Judd, C.II.,24:1. 111rt, C. r., 129.- , Judson, K. It_ 134. Iles, ( .ieorge, 1656. - Jusiou REPI'01.1e. 201. IMMIGHATRN, 112, 1,31, 150, 155, 150-160. Jusserand, .1.A. A.. J.; 1987. INDIAN LIFE AND IllhTosv, 2007_2012. INDOOR ANIFSeNIENTs, $02 -S19. K. INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION, 254-259. INFANT FEEDING: 654 Hoo. Kahleuls.rg. Louis. 371. Ingelow, Jean, 1434. Kahn, Joseph, 679. REFESENDI AND, RECALL, 144, Kaup, W, 701. 146-147, 164. aye, P. Li 135. 1NSE(T l'EsTs, 561- 5118. Keats, John, 1079, p.5-7. Keeler,II.I...589-590. IRELAND. history, 1920; . Irving, Washington, 980-990, 1730, 1743-Keith, Arthur. 413. Keller,Helen. 1755. 1744, 1802. Kelley, Mex. Florence, '207. Isham, &mine), 729. Kellogg, V. L., 412. ITALY, history. 1917, 1953. Kellar, F. A.. 794. `Ives, F. W., 752. Kendall, E. K., 1975, 1988. Izor, E.1'., 637. Kennedy, C. R., 965. J. Kephart, Horace, 620, 797, 1571. Keppel, F. P., 270. JACKSON, ANDREW. 1745-1747. Kerfoot, .1.It_ 840, Jackson, I). C., 355. Kilbourne, F. W.. 4:130. Jackson, Mrs. II.IL, 1135. Kimball,L.G., 859. JackOn, .1.I'., 355. Kimerly, W. L. 702. James, II. G., 130. King. Charles, 1443. James, U. W., 1599, 1057, 2158. King, F. IL, 550, 557.: James, William, 55, 64. King, U. K., 2137. Jameson, Mrs. A. R., 1151. King, Irving. 250. JAPAN, history. 1958. King, Rufus, 2152. Jarvis, C. D.. 584. King, W. L. 208. JAY, JOHN, 1748. Kingsford, 4'. L. 1739, 1887. Jebb, R. C., 1270-1271. Kingsley, ('harks, 93- 94, 1444-14.47. JEFFERSON, TlioNIAs. 1749 -1750. Kinne, Helen, 621, 647. :Jenks, J. W., 131, 205. Kipling, Rudyard, 465, 1080-1081, 1448- Jenks, Tudor, 730, 1152.., 1455. Jessopp, "Augustus, 1985. KIFLING, REDYARD, 1759. Jewett; S. 0., 1436-1438, 1986. KITCHENER, Lord, 1757. JEWISH HISTORY, 1832, 1854. Kittredge, G. b., 857. Rua OF Aac, 1751-1752, Klein, J. J., 679. ,Johnson, A. 11., 1918. kleinhelnz, Frank, 599. Johnscin, A. 8., 1243. Kleuze, von', 1233. Johnson, Allen, 2030-2031. Knoblauch, Edward, 1129. Johnson, E. K., 281. ' Knox, O. D., 521. Johnson, henry, 1919.. Knox, G.II., .65-66. Johnion, J. 206._ Kostlia, Jullus, 1767. INDEX. 1690 Krehhiel, 11. E., 773-774.. Lodge, 0. J., 399. Klienz11,- F. A., 502. (1.R., 853. Kutner, Arnold, 1221. London, Jack, 1458. Long, A. W., 960, 1120. Long, A., 966. Long, W. 922. Ltnott FRDIILF.NI,174,184; 187, 1190,207, Longfellow, \II. W.. 945-947. 215, 225; 2:12-233. LosorEt.i.ow, II.IV., 1765. Laing. G. :L 1272. Longman, F. W.. 1922. Lamb, .Charles, 11.53, 1190. Longstrtth. T. M., 394. Lomb, Mary. 1.153. Lorimer, G.Ii., 67. . Landor, A. II. S., 1584. Lott, Pierre, 1459. Lang. Andrew, 1473. Lounsbury, T. R., $61. Ling, Mrstrit:7-.1059. Lovell, Isabel, 1859. Laufer, Sidney, 944! Lovett. R.. M., 1045. Lausing, M. F., 2r45. Low. W. 11., 731. Larned, .1. N.; 11., Lowell, A. L., 137. Lamed, Mr*. L. 11., 622. Lowell. K .1., 1923, Lase Ile. M. A., 483. Lowell, F. C., 1752. LatiinEi, J. 11., 2121. Lowell, .1. R., 948, 993-995, 1766. LAZ;Gl'Afit:AND, 1.1TF.RATIIIR,1254, Lucas, St. 3. W. 1244. 1262-1264, 1272, 1-274, 1276-1278, 1'80- Luebke, Wilhelm. 732. 1281. Luninds, C. F., 1602. Lauck, W. J., 131. LUTHER, MARTIN, 1707. LAI' Nosy WORK, 650.. 07,5. Lutz, E. (l.. 760. I.aut, A. C.. 1600-1601. 1660, 20:12-2033. Lyman. W. 1)., 1603, Loignac, Albert. 775-776. Lynde, C. .1., 356 551. Lawson, W. I'., 591. Lynn, Margaret, 1400. Lawton, W. ('.,1274. 1, o\, MARY, 1768. Ciaven.Ss9 890. Lyon. T. L., 558. l.a. Hermann. 1041. Lytton, E. 6. Ilulwer, 1461-1463. L. acock, S. R., 136. Leavitt, F. M., 258-259. M. Lecky. W. E. IL, 2084. I.e Conte. Joseph, 393. Mal*, IL W.. 95. 990. 1464. e. G. C., 1989. McCall, S. M., 1795. LEE, R. E., 175S-1759. McCampbell, E. F., 435. Lee. S.I....1154, 1661. McCarthy, Justin, 1990-1992. Leeds, C. C., 759. Macaulay. T. Ii., 1082, 1191-1195, Lucy:Nos. Rre 1,()I.H1.4)RE. MCormick, W. II., 522. II.II.,1855. Mach, E. R. von,, 7:13. Lewis, C. L. Sill. Much, Ernst, 357. Lewis, II. R., 600. McCullpugh, Ernest 523. Lewis, W. IL 251. 51101)onald, William, 2034, 2099-2100. l.ewisohn, Ludwig, 841, McFarla ml. Raymond, 282. ECONOMY, 43-52. Mellow(u), E. B., 649. OF CoNtauss, card numbers, p. Macgregor, Mary, 1924r 6=-7. MacGregor, T. D., 68. Lincoln, Abraham, 991-992: Mackay, C.., 814. 1.1NcoLN, ABRAHAM, 1700-17414. Mackaye, P. W., 967-969. Lincoln, Mrs. J. Fe C., R12. McKeever!' W. A., .545. Lincoln. Mrs.-M. J. Ii., 623-624. MeKready. Kelvin, 340. Lingliam. C. IL, 670. McLaughlin, A. C., :2035, 2085. Linn, W. A., 1733. Macleod, Mary, 313, 1155. Lipman, J. G., $37. MacLeod, S. J., 651. LITERATURF,familiarquotations,22-24 ; McMaster, J. '11., 1805, 2036. general, 820-830; study and teaching,McNeal, E. II., 1956. 831-846.Sec also. under. different topics.McNutt, Kathleen, 641. Little, Frances, 1456. Macy, Jesse, 138, Lloyd, F. E., 414. MADISON, DOLLY, 1769. Lloyd, J. W., 580. MADIsON, JAMES, 1709. Locke, W. J., 1457; .Maeterlinck, Maurice, 468, 1245. Lockhart, `J. G., 1790. MAGAZINES FOR TEACHERS AND SCHOOL,LI- Lockwood,' S. K 860. IMARINS, p. 13-16. Locy, W.' 415. Maginnis, C. D., 761. Lodge, II. C., 1736, 1803, 2071. Magruder, A. B., 1771. 170

Mobafry, J. P., 11416-18131. 'Montagne. F. 1993. )(alum. A. T.,19-.23. Montgomery. 11.II_ %77. 1115.

Ntair. il.II_ 14113. . NIontgoutcry, E. AIakower, 33S. %fluy. W. D., tIsti: 1Ma tory, Tio.m.ts, 31'4 :413. W. V., 93o, two. Ittoly, .1.11....t42. 1637, 1133. Moore, Eliv.tinctb. stp. ilatitt..1.S.:.12. Moore. II.IL. 564. Mann. M., rga Eel,- 36. 11.".r,'..1. 11.,72, %1,1,, %Nl% silut.wiItg, 689-717. NI..in..W. I.., 393. Marble, 'I'.I.. 12.- \loran. T.F'..1411, 2617. Marden. C1,S., WI 71, '11orc. Thomas. 1196. Markluttil; 1119. 1Iolgon. Marks, .1..1.. 79s, Morgan, .1. K. 141. 219.

. Marlowe.-chri.t.qiller, '.1:16. Morgan. James, 1761, 17'3. Marrio(t,.1.1. M4stivy, John, 169; !klar-ryai. Cred...1.4. 1165.-1471. Nlorley, 11%v.. 16,6, Marsden. It, Wm. Niorrl.. 11:6-2 1665. Marsh. 11.11.. wild,. Iv. MarshaH, ttot, Iwo,. Mars11.11, 11. E..1926..19:1,),itt93. It.,.-,14s. 1.1.1 \. 1774.1772. Morrow, A. S Marshall.I..C.. 2111).. Morse. II. W.. 37t. 'Marshall, N. 1...-1;ts 439. Morse, .1.T., p.. 1672, 11173.17.:.3. 1770. Icle.11,or.ts4. 1702. Martin, II.. N., 1093%1712. :Nlartln, lb,. "ILIt.. 1472.- .11uTION MAL \ 1- 11 %T.....14 %:611. 11,C., 341 A42. Motley..1. 1.. 17s3 1931. MArtIneatt.11.)111,1.1473. M.,,01n.I..11.. 14..4, I:.1... Ni.snitnn. s20. 1137. Maseneld, in',%,11:',44, 1174. m.,.y. Iv. A Mason, A. E. \V .1473.0 Iso7. Alas', 61, I). 14., 777. 1000 11.7, 177:4, Mason, 0. 1'.,.2s:4, .7.24. 11rm..lon., 4771 1Ihs3.ero. It. C. C.. t1.4111 E T14 .330-336. liiiii,..- 1. Mathews, F. S., 44,-1. 467, 592. 141111:,..IV.it.,142 114. Matliew,:, 2.4. Mitrr,,y. 4410,14, Matbew4. Shaller. 1929.- Musk, 767 7, :Mathewson, F.F.. 762, 111 i'llol.o4:1? .-te-o. Mitt'.-on.1).11..2637. Matthew,. .4.It.. S43, 1611. 1476. N. 241.4:414ANBm. ott..twiNn. ("Ii'I.v.ktrINO AND ot:so,N. N ANA-EON, 1773-1777. Mellilejohn, Robert. 753. Ntit HF 3=. :127. Iklelitz.I..I...774). N.4v1 ST.411:8), 21142, lktelvIlle, num), 1477-147. Neti I,S. W., 5c4. Merlvale, Is6:1, Neale. Walter, 961. Merriman.II.S.,1479. Nearing. Scott, liss. Merwin, II. C.. 1749. Neilson. W. A., 1158. Michn 1213. Nr.l.sox. Holum, 17714-1779. miDDLE A,;1-,.;; I4144. 1A8T-18)1R, 1892. N*'w Engirt odhistoryteachers'a SSOCIA 1'.99, 191.1-19112. 1910, 1932-1933, 1936. tInn. 145. 1938. 1940. 1949, 1956, 19(42. NewhIgin, M.-I., :84*;. Mike's, 11.M.. 14s1. Newcomb, Arthur. 101q. MiLiTAniTRAIN! NI:,493, 502, 511-512. NeWc01111,, SImon, 34:1-344. Mills, E. A:, 325, 1604. Newconicr, A. (K. 1058.

Mills, .1.('.. 2S3- 286. Newell. F. II., 523. . Milton, .1olin, 104. Newth, (4.EC. 372. MINItilAbtoti. 364-3)42. Neystrom, IL, 6)41. N4c F:NtANZERINU..- Nistlxmac,Nt.mo, 1222-1223. Mitchell,I).G..1044. Nieolsy..E. (K,1763. Mitchell,S.W.,1481-1483. N1611141):040.g, F1.01tENcE, 1780. Moberly.C.E.,1994. N1ver. H. H., 1934. lkIoderweII,II. K., 181?. Norton, D. M. 763. r Nommsen. Theodor, 1864. .Norton, H. K., 2159. Nionod, G. J. .1., 1892. Noyes, Alfred,1089-1090. 1137.

. LIFDEX. 171 No .:,«; 541111sm, 703-705. P,pys, 17S2. Ill \4:. 495. 457. 4411. Thotiot«. 1091. 1161414N. 619. 625, oat!.. I'.'1-r).W. S., 734. Thulous, 401. Per«on,II. S.. 200. l'EflltTHE (;HEAT, 1753. ('helps.Alls.rt 11144), PhipT4.I:. N., 1444 145. 59:1. ,,nn.ir. .1/4, I:. 211-213. 1'..121104, Phelps,W. 244. 121511. 0f, 1. .1. 37.9. Philip! J. C.. 575., I'. A., 19::". 1930. Phillip«. I:.I,.,2;O A. N 19.441. Phillips, Stplit.u. I I:29, 42,,ott. C. 5..12140 12247. l'iturts;it.ti'll', 7.l1722, 7:144; 737. 8041 (Iiiboui, O. W., 12100. 1937. Oh. Cs sl..4AT4s.lity142. 1456, Phyfe, W. 11. P.. I2421. 11101, .1.C. ti274. - I'm 81. Al. :154 -4141. .4 t'. 193,-1996. TutiN1 Nil 459-4211,. 44 N111. .1. I 9,4:. Pit :147::44:1. Ili.t'rIo\ .1, 444.414. 1013-1o2il; Pit +4:44.2.4..1. 42.9 7,12. 1214. IL \V. I:,I:.,4.242. 2,, 0. 1:9111.,..1;.,. 1 12,7. 11..;12.,st,17. '921,0'.1:.0..77127s22, PITT, cry, 1754. 1.. ;15 Plait, P.II., 12441. 42,2ton,I:.(2.. 2152. MANI' tit'ioa.41.:29212, 561.-568. 1-(.11..iit. NV..1.V.I....441. Platner. S. M. 1StiS. . 4;. :173. 12,22-1sot u.,alt 1 495. 1.. .1: A NI NI.A11 .S. -SOL P10144..t'. 214. 124,2;..1. NI., I79s. K..1.;1940. 11.0.11.,C.5.,210'2.

1 4 1' 14254. Ph444414.4f, N. W.. 1427. M. 11., 597. 12101;.r, b.12;05. Po, I:A.. 1494. T. N.. 14"" 1491, 213S-2139. v. 'II Alli..:.r14,144, 1135-90; uoisb, W.. ze111. g.lb.r a I 01. 4.411e, 2144114', 154 681. 1,.S112. is4411,44,, :92.). Id illy. Ye., 1.192 P4.144)141, A. II.,Isis. I V, N., 16.1". 1'44.41445 2N1. 4.1aN ,;;4.:1,. MP:NT, 91l-175. I'. T. 1117-111A. 12..11122,1. A. V, 1997. .1 F.. 243. 1.4,1114, 4.II. M.. 2153. .121, 17s1. 1'orfroti2,,, A. .1..215.-- r.1.. I I. 213.. 17121. W. 5..14111; 11941. 1'31912'..1.1... 17521, 1.4,i1or,I..S.. 525. I 11. S923, 11149, 1119. M. A . 11'.\\ l!.(2.IL, 540. 1493. Pow.211, .1.A., 502. 1311.11.,I..N.. 11%, 1".1'owoll, .1. W.. 19(19. 1.,r10,2'. S. C.. 252. Po,%,,..«,II.II..735. 1'.,0119, 2:.It.. 271. 410 Pre,100.. 11. IV 5s22. 142221. I 1'ra22,.1,, 22151-2054, 2072 -207B, Prire, 0. IV., 210. 21410. Priost. G. M.. 1941. 11.S.. 1119, I.!, (o-, PoolsTA 1:1.:V111.1*T1WC, 1915. 1;244, F..1 .4l:2s. Priobloo. 'I'. M., 552, 4153. 1,- 10,414, l'rohk. 4'5. 1' SI I .1f 01.4 r53- 56. I 11;67. 191.1.2, 5242-940, 1311224. F.I.., 1224. PubLisImits, directory, p. 156-159, . or. A. SF., 7210. Pitlyermaeher. W. P., 749. Pa y444.. We.:NI.; 12:19, Putnam. 22.II.,1210. 1.214,229, F.. I...'2122, 2161. 1.aixson. 8tisitu. 1270. Ilkward,,316-317, 1497-1495. 1`.. 970-971. Peari,.on,1'. M.. S92, 1107. l'ary. R. E., 12125. 1'' k. H. T.. 32. QuIller1.0..h, A. T., 1121, 1159, 1499. Quinn, A. H., 972. l'21112229. 11. F.. 1 1.67. Quinn; M. J., 689. I'vousylvanin bnivereity,,,. 1939. .4u.termiloN13, 22-24. .172 INDEX.

R. Ross. E. A.. 1386, 1620. Itostand. Edmond, 1248-1240. Ragman, Z. A., 1255. Rotch, A. L., 527. Raleigh, W. A., 1100. Roth, Filibert, 594. Ralph, Julian, 682. Howell. P. E.. 326. Rankin. ii. A.. 704. Huh!. A. 11. 1621. Hay, P. 0.. 149. 11tinkin,John.1197-1198. Heade, Charles, 1300. Russell, 1.C.,399-:,491, READINoA VD NTII:A I:xr),follec110011, 901- Itnssell, T. II.. 800. 914. Russell, W. C.,15412. RAZ) Cnompt. 177. 170. Ituseti, history, 1890, 1059, Reed, Herbert. 799. 11)an, Oswald, 222. peril, It.K., 130. Ryland, Frederick. 1032. REVERENCE owls: s, general, 1-'20.gee alas entire'eV fojirte. 8. Reilly, F. J., 506. Reinach, Salomon, 730. $41(11Ter, 8. 8., 376. Iteinsch, I'.8., 131 13.1. Kainliantry, (1. II.. 1251. Itexats*ANce, 1915, 1953, 1900, $.11ess-sxstice. 4.4.e 114,81NEAR, Henninger. E.11., 318. Hawbury, It.D., 383, 402-4(13. Repplier, Agnes, 878, 097-098. Kt(til(orn, F. 11., 21:14. Reyes, !Israel, 1610. Sanders, IL J., 661. Reynold*. II. il., 603. Santtersoo. E. D., 563. RHIET0114:. tier rol/PNITION AND 111111TOR1C. Sanderson, J. F., 117. Rhodes, 4. F., 2101. Sandwich, R. 1.., 245.. Itbys, ernest, 1211. Sanford, A. 11 537. Richards..11e-a. h.II., 612.. SAII !, N.history, 1839. RtellAinr, rt.L.EN W. 171.A. Sargent, 11A., 5418. Richards, lire.1...F. II., 1780, Scales, R. 1... 889. Richards, %V. A.., 707. ScAADINVIA, hir,tory,1889. Richardson, IL .1., 73. SCANDINAVIAN 1.111F.11ATTiir. 1235 1241. Richardson, C.F., 925. scExa em,rt iNce I D oftA Al ustA1 Richman. I.R., 2131. Schafer, Joseph, 2163. Richt:Mind, Ii. "F... 217. SebsuRler. R.II., 74, 108-913, Ries, Heinrich. 398 Rainier, J. C. F. ton, 1225. Itlhbany, A. II., 1786. Schltt.her, J. J., 1277. 1111s, J. A., 218-219, 1579, 1609. 1787. Schntidt, Ferdinand. 319. Riley,. J. W., 952 -933. 84..htublt. Immanuel, 1226. Itingwalt, It. C., 1043, 804, 1017. Shmuclier, S. C., 327. 416. Ritchie, Erg. A. I. T.,, 1031. Sehouler, James, 1737,2039..- Ritchey. 8. K., 708. Seholte, Jeanne. 1503. Ritchie, J. 'W., 407. Sehurt, Carl, 1704, 1704. Rittenhouse, J. R.. 920. Summit; 21. 322-477.are 61.0 ua.icr r.pe- Robbins, E. C., 131,220-221, 805 rid topic*. Robert, 11.M.,' 866. SCOTLAND, h14tory, 1927. Roberts, C. O. 11., 469. Seolt. F. W., 1212, Roberts, E. 2132.- Scot t, W: 11., 683: Roberts, Mier, 135. Scott, Walter, 1092-1695, 1404-1511, 1789- Robertson, J. 11.. 1224. Robins, Elizabeth, .13011 Scu1(719(de.r,11. E., 1912. Robinson, A. (1., 1610. tanager, II. IL, 223. Robinson, E. It 627. Sears. F. C., 581. Robinson, E. V.11., 287. Sdgwick, IL 11., 1947. Robinson, J. II., 604, 1942-145. Seditwiek, W. T., 417, .499, 509. Robinson, R. E., 2133. Fteehohm, Frederic, 1048. Rage., P. F., 1240. Reeky, J. R., 1999. Itoget, P. M., 868. Seignobos, Charles,. 1870-1871, 1949. R01.arto, 1247, Seligman, E. R. A., 224.

Rollins, F. W., 486. , Sellers+, G. C.. 1933. ROMAW 111.8TORT: RaeANCIXXIT HISTORi. Semple, K, C 418, 2040. Roosevelt, Theodore, 156. 1585, 1687, 2162. Sergeant, Lewis, 1930. Roosavizt.1% '1'111E000M .1788. Serviiis, G. P., 343-346. Raver, lira. 8. T. IL, 628. Seion, E. T., 470. Rose, A, F., 709. Serri.Emo-Nps social, 170. Rose, J. IL, 1776, 1946,41998. Seward, 8. 8., Ir.. 879. Ross, 8., 829. Shackleton, E. H., 1628. INDEX. 178

Shakespeare, William, 1161-1171. . Spencer, L J., 390. Sitanasrgann,WILLIAM,1146-1172. Set Spenser, Edmund, 1097. altoDRAIII, Spink, II. E., 763. Shaler, N. S., 73, 404-406, 419, 2141. Spofford, A. K., 090. Shafer, Yrs. S. 1'.P., 76. groat's.See GimileAND SPORTS. Sharp, D. I,... 471-472, 1611. Spring, L. W., 2164. Sharp less, Isaac, 272. Stanley, P. A., 691. She 1p, S. S., 1951. Stanley, H. M., 1793. Shelley, P. B., 1006. Stanwood. Edward, 20431 Shepherd, W. R., 34: 1022, 1872. 0 STATE lolaroav, 2124-210. Sheridan, R.It., 1140. STATINTies AND ancIAL 16-20. Sherman, 11.C., 630-631, Stedman. E. C., 927, 903, 1122-1123. Nitzsmix, -Ions, 1,791. Steele, Richard, 1174. Sherman, 14,P.. 1312. Steiner, I :. Si lop w4444K, 689-117. A., 159 -160, 1612, 1704. Stephen, Leslie, 1031. Shuckburgh. E..S.. 1873. Stephens, Kate, 1874. Shuman. E.1...., 844, Stephenson, II. T., 2000. Slimier, E. D., 897-898, 4018. Stevens, F. L., 367. Shute, H. K., 420, Stevens. .1A., 172*, Su's. See N41161844. STE1 EN8, TIIADDEI's,1795.. Strums. W. 0., 1513. 'fitierens, W. 0.. 1519. Simons, S. E., 8/48, 033. Sterenion. B. E., 880. Skinner, f. At, 320. sierenson, R. L., 14498, 111191293, 1320 Skrine, Mn'. NI41.1(1. T., 1514. 1326; 1381, 1796-1708. Slater, J.II., Stewart, Lett. E. I'., 1611. 81.,A1EIA ANO AlsolATRIN,2097, 2102.. Stewart, J. L., 762. Slinger land, VI. V. MO. Stillman, W. J., Sloane, 11)32. T. (PC, 528. Siockton. P. II . 1327 1531, 1,582. Sloane. W. 1

Tennyson, Alfred, 1099-1101. Van Tyne, C. fi., 2089. Terrill, B. M., 654. Van 'Valkenburgh, Agues. 512. Ter-ry,' Benjamin, 2003. Vaughan, Lloyd, 1211. TEXTILES AND cLOTIIING, 640_649,, Vaughn, S. J., 713. Thackeray, W. M., 1204, 1536-1539. . Vedder, EL C., 989. Thatcher, 0. J., 1956. Velvin, Ellen, 475. Thayer, J. B., 1772. VENICE, 1937. "Thayer, W. R., 1142. 1671. Verne, Jules, 1546-.1547. Thomas, Calvin, 1227-1228, 1234. Verrill, A.11.,408, 332-53*. Thomas. R. W., 899. Victor, Wilhelm, 1229. Thomber, .1. J., 421: Virgil, 1280-1281. Thompson, C. M., 181. VoAytoNAL EDUCATION. Thompson, Francis, 1104, 1203. EDIT5ATION. Thompsorlit Maurice, 1540. VOtATIoNAL (WIDAsvE, 478-488.. Thomy46.4. A., 12s. VOI,SrxiTA sAcA. 1241, Thort.au, II. D., 999-1000. Voittl.II.T..:ts2. Thorndike, A. 11.1158. Vos, B. /I., 1230-1231. Thorp( like, EI,.. 56. Vreelater, W. U., 1233. Thorp, F. FL, 3S1. Thurston.II.II., 362. W. Thwaites, R. (4., 2035, 2077, 2154, 2163. TI W. H., Walker; A. P.. 2004. Tinker, C. B., 1111. Walker, F. A., 2104. Todd, M. P., 711. Wallace, Dillon. 1628. Tolman, W. I1., 510, Wallace, Henry, 78. Tolstoi, L. N., 1541-1342. IVallare. Lew, 148. Toothaker, C.R.. 293, Walsh, W. 8.. 19, 5341. Toultuln,Ii. A., 163. W.:1114,n, G. L.. 44:2. Tower, W. S.,294. Walton. Izank. 12ITG. Towne, E. T., 229. WArbart011, C. W...,7,7;. Trafton, 11.,474. Ward, (:. 0., 52. Tralli, II. D.,12, I811. Ward, R. D. C., 409, Tit.tUi 1567-1628.. Ward, T.11., 1125. TrenT, W. P.,928-929,93(1-937,1543, Warman, Cy, 296. 1739. W'arner, C. D., 13..,1001; -1414,8, 1744. Trueblood, T. C., 1014. fil'arren. G. F., 538, 57,3. Tucker, T. O., 1877-1878. Washington. 1:. T.. 79. 1711, 1799. Turley, Charles, 16271** Washington, George, 1019-1021. Turner, F. J.,'2103. WASHINtrroN, GEoto..:T.I 00 -1404. Turner, L. W., .712. Waterhouse, I'. 7:;9, 'wain, Ma rk. C Ot`illenS. S. L. Watson, John. 1540. Tyler, L. G., 2079.1 Wntson, Tyler, M. C., 1740, TTI;,,. Walt R. L.. 552. . Waugh. F. A.. 553. Weatherby, C. A.. 425. Weaver, E. NV.. 487-484. UNEMPLOYMENT. Nee EO,oNtIrS. -Webster, Daniel. 1022-1025. UnitedStates. Coast' t etiona I conven- WEItsTER, DANIEL,i X115, tion, 2(188. Webster, .Tenn, 1550-155.1. 111. UNITED 14TATF,S, history. 2(113-2165;Webster, Noah, 3. travel, 1587-1614. Webster, .W! F., 871. United States, war department, physicalWeed,. C, M., 443. 476, 50k., training for HEW. 511. W eigley. Mildred. 618. Upton, Gl.P.,782. WELLINGTON (DuKE Oil'. 1506. USEFUL ARTS, 21. Nrellman, F. L., 230. Usher, Susannah, 609. Wells. B. W 987. Wells, El. G., 1552. V. Wenekebach, 'Carla,' 1507. Wendell,, Barrett, 931. Vac ILI!. A., .1544. Wenangi J. P., 585. Van Bergi;"k .Robert, 1957-1050--, Pest, .W. 1879,.,1961, 2044. VanDyke, Henry, 954, 1001-1005, 1108,WEST (THE), history. 2155-2163. 1545: WestcOtt, B. N., 1553. Van Dyke, Paul, 1960. Wetenball, Louise, 615. Van flee, C. R., 295. %Wyman, FL J., .1554 -1555. Van Laun, -, 1252. Wheeler, C. G., 714.. ° INDEX. 1751 Wheeler, H. F. R., 1757, 1777, 1779, 1806. Wheeler, 11..1.. 559. Winterburn, Mrs. F. H., 648. Wheelock, E. M., 783. WIRELEFIS TELEGRAPHY, 515-516, 519,620, Wheilitek, Airs. I. IL, 477. 528,. 534. Whitcomb, 1. P., 740, 784. Wister, Owen, 1553. 11 line. C.;., 713. Withington, Paul, 801. White. 11.A., 1747. Wolfson, A.. M., 1880. Marian. 656.. WOMAN SU FFIZAt:E. 96. 148, '162. White, S.E., 1550 1557, 1614. W(01 EN. Industrial 'employment,187. White, W. .k.. 1558. Women's educational and industrialunion, Bostfm. 246. Whiteford.It.N..1126. Whitehead, A. N., :1:15. Woodherry. G. E., 1719, 17:48. 95:t. Woodbridge, Elizabeth, 846. \\*Wafer. .1, 956, 1808-1809. 11"oodburti, .1. A.. 171, 2047. Widtsis .1. .A., 5641. AVoodwtird. C. M., 717. \ \12g111, Mr.r. K. It. Woodward. .W., II., 2005. S., 991, 1559 -1561. Woolley, E. e.. 872-873. WIllair 11 A . , 6s8. Wilcox. II.I'., 164. Woolbati. if)". M. S.. -WM. E.. 483, Woolson. 1',F.. 1564. Willard, W. 1'766. Wordsworth, W1111,1111. 1105. AVIt.t.t.ssr 411,1811. Wright. J. II., 1282. \Vim.) A 31 'HIE W'rotig. 4:: M.. 21106. 1$10. Wyckoff'''. W. .1., 232-233. 5::5,157:I. Williams, 11.8.. 21. Williams.I len ry.167.. Y. Williams, .1.L., 15112. Yeats, W'. Willis.II.V..2:11. It., 1113-1144. Willmiglihy. IV. W.. 166-167, YEAtithaiss, 14-15. Yong". e. NI., Wilithit-IltixtioCE. NI.. 321, 1963. 1'565 1566. Wilson. A. 1)..576. Voting. e. 4'.1112. c.It.. 275. Yining...1.'I'..172. C. W., 17n6. Y1,1111:4,.1.'IV.A.. :1:141. E.It..417. S. II.. 1774. NN.iiittlrow., 168-170,1026,2045- :1016,1911-1. Z. AViiicliest,r. C.'I'..121:1. AA Intls,,r.11.11.. 716. Z;lu,wlll, Drat1. 1145, Zeillln, Jacob. 1212. 1Viiig, 11.Ii.,6117. 7.1,01,01;1'. 444-477. AVilitt.r.I,I..,1100, 11'inte,11-illiatn,1172. Zut.bila, Charles, 173.

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