Call-number, defined, 93;
in book, 100, 102;
on book-slip, 100, 102, 116;
on pocket, 100, 102,116;
on label, 99-100, 102;
in accession book, 93, 102;
on shelf-list, 93;
on catalog-cards, 95, 97;
in charging system, 117.
Capitalization, 95.
Card catalog rules, 30, 95-97;
for photographs, 172-177.
Card pocket, see Book pocket.
Care of books, brief rules for, 75;
dusting books, 74;
handling books, 74, 100-101;
covering books, 75;
cutting leaves, 74, 101;
gas, heat, damp, 74.
Cases, see Bookcases; Catalog cases.
Catalog, arrangement of, 102;
author, 95-96;
dictionary, 97;
duplicate, 95;
on cards, 94;
printed, 94, 115;
of A. L. A. library, 30;
subject headings for, 96-98;
trays for holding, 98.
Catalog cards, 33, 94-98, 102.
Cataloging photographs, 172-177.
Change of residence, 138.
Charging system explained, 117.
Check list of public documents, 111.
Checking the library, 113.
Children's books, see Juvenile books.
Children's cards, 157.
Children's home libraries, 166-167.
Children's privileges, 157.
Circulating department, 122, 137.
Class number, decimal, 81;
expansive, 85;
explained, 79;
for photographs, 178;
in accession book, 77;
on shelf list, 93;
in catalog, 94.
Classification, defined, 78;
decimal, 79, 81-83;
expansive, 79, 84-90;
of photographs, 178;
how to classify, 79-80;
biography, 79;
fiction, 79;
history and travel, 79;
juvenile books, 79;
in the catalog, 78;
on the shelves, 78-79.
Classification scheme, 34.
Classified reading (Lawrence), 32.
Cleveland summer school of library science, 155.
Club women, 169.
Club work, 169.
Clubs, 130;
constitutions for, 168;
organization of, 168;
programs, 168;
see also Library clubs, literary clubs, musical clubs.
Commissions, free library, 149-150, 153.
Community and the library, 10, 12.
Complete sets, 66.
Conversation in the library, 122, 139.
Co-operation of teachers, 157-159, 160-162.
Copyright date on catalog cards, 95.
Covers for books, 75.
Crocker book support, 73.
Cross-reference cards, 98.
Cumulative index, 55.
Cutter's author table, 34, 91;
expansive classification, 79, 84-90;
rules for a dictionary catalog, 31.
Date, copyright, on catalog cards, 95.
Date in charging system, 117, 118, 119;
of publication, in accession book, 77;
on catalog cards, 95;
on order slip, 64.
Dating slip, 117.
Dealers, see Book dealers.
Decimal classification, 79, 81-83.
Delivery room, 122.
Dennison's labels, 34.
Denver public library handbook, 31.
Depository libraries, 110-111.
Dewey, or Decimal system of classification, 79, 81-83.
Dial (semi-monthly), 32.
Dictionaries, aid in reference work, 53.
Dictionary catalog, Cutter's rules for, 31;
value of, 114;
defined, 97.
Discarded books, 113.
Drexel institute library school, 155.
Duplicate catalog, 95.
Duplicates for school use, 149.
Dusting books, 74.
Duties of a librarian, 126-127, 144;
of trustees, 18.
Education through libraries, 13, 124-125, 133, 156, 160-162, 166, 170;
see also Influence of the library.
Embossing stamps, 99.
Employés, appointment of, 18, 144;
salaries of, 144;
suspension of, 144.
English catalog, 30.
Engravings, 129.
Entertainments, see Library entertainments.
Essentials of good binding (McNamee), 104-106.
Exhibits, 170.
Expansive classification (Cutter), 79, 84-90.
Expenditures, 143.
Expiration of privileges, 121.
Faxon, F.W., Use of periodicals in reference work, 54-56.
Fiction, author-numbers for, 91;
binding for, 104;
cataloging, 96;
cheap editions of, 66;
classification of, 79;
price per volume, 67;
selecting, 41-42.
Finance committee, 142.
Fine slip, 121.
Five thousand books, compiled for the Ladies' home journal, 31.
Fixtures for libraries, 26-27-28.
Fletcher, W. I., Libraries and recreation, 133;
public libraries in America, 31.
Folsom, Channing, how the library can assist the school, 160-162.
Forfeiture of privileges, 138-139.
Free library commissions, 149-150.
Function of the library, 12, 15-16, 124-125, 133, 149.
Furniture for libraries, 27-28-29.
Gallery card, for painting and sculpture, 175.
Garfield, J.R., village library successfully managed, 135-136.
Gift book, 101;
plates, 100-101.
Gifts, 132;
acknowledgment of, 45, 77, 101, 145.
Glue, 106.
Handwriting, brief rules for, 69-72.
Hasse, A. R.. public documents, 110-112.
Henderson, M. R., Librarian as host, 128-130.
Higgins' ink, 34, 69;
photo mounter, 34.
Hints to small libraries (Plummer), 31.
History and travel, classification of, 79.
Hopkins, J. A., The trained librarian in a small library, 23-24.
How the library can assist the school (Folsom), 160-162.
Iles, George, Books for girls and women and their clubs, 32.
Imprint, for photographs, 174, 176; on catalog cards, 95.
Index, annual literary, 55;
cumulative, 55;
monthly cumulative book, 33;
Poole's, 55;
relative, 81;
to borrowers, 121.
Indexes, their use taught, 159;
to periodicals, 55.
Influence of the library, 12;
see also Education through libraries.
Information for borrowers, 137.
Ink, 34, 69;
for photograph labels, 179;
pads, 34, 99.
Inquiries, how to answer, 53.
Inventory taking, 113.
Juvenile books, binding for, 104;
classification of, 79;
periodicals, 58;
price per volume, 67;
selecting, 41, 66.
Kent, H. W., Rules for the care of photographs, 171-180.
Labeling photographs, 178-179.
Labels for backs of books, 99-100, 102;
gummed, 34;
ink for, 34, 69;
ink for photograph, 179;
varnishing, 100, 102.
Law, library, 9.
Lawrence, I., Classified reading, 32.
Leather for bindings, 103, 105.
Legislation, see Library legislation.
Librarian, advice to a, 126-127;
and trustees, 18-19;
annual report of, 145-146;
appointment of, 20, 23, 25;
as a host (Henderson), 128, 130;
duties of a, 144;
monthly report of, 145;
qualifications of, 20-22, 123, 154;
the trained (Hopkins), 23-24.
Libraries, establishment and maintenance of, 114;
function of, 12, 15-16, 124-125, 133, 148;
management of, 15, 19, 148.
Libraries and communities, 10, 12.
Libraries and education, 13, 124-125, 133.
Libraries and politics, 148.
Libraries and the public, 15, 122, 124-125.
Libraries and recreation (Fletcher), 133.
Libraries and schools, 13, 157-159, 160-162.
Library advertising, see Advertising a library.
Library assistants, appointment of, 18.
Library associations, 152-153.
Library board, see Trustees.
Library buildings and the community, 26.
Library buildings, architecture, 25-26;
convenience, 26;
decoration, 26;
exterior, 25-26;
fixtures, 26-27-28;
furniture, 27-28-29;
interior, 26-27;
partitions, 27;
requirements, 25;
stairs, 27;
windows, 26.
L. B. book support, 73.
L. B. pamphlet case, 108.
L. B. steel stacks, 37.
Library Bureau, relation to libraries (Meleney), 35-38;
catalog of, 29, 31, 35-36;
organization of, 35;
publications of, 36, 38;
cabinet works of, 37;
card factory of, 37;
consultation department, 35, 38;
employment department, 35;
supply department, 36.
Library clubs, 153.
Library entertainments, 128-130, 170.
Library journal (monthly), 32.
Library law, 9;
essentials of a good, 151;
outline of a good, 114;
see also Library legislation.
Library league, 75.
Library literature, 30-33, 36.
Library legislation (Patten), 114;
reference list on, 150;
see also Library law.
Library patrons, 131.
Library school rules, 30.
Library schools and training classes, aim and scope of, 154.
Library schools and training classes, list of, 155.
Light in libraries, 26.
List of books for girls and women (Iles), 32, 168;
of books needed in beginning work, 30-32;
of periodicals for a small library, 61-62;
of periodicals needed in beginning work, 32-33;
of reference books, 46-52;
of things needed in beginning work, 33-34;
of things to be done to prepare books for shelves, 101-102.
Lists, of additions, 114;
for reference, 114-115, 157, 161;
for schools, 115, 157, 161;
see also Bulletins.
Literary clubs and libraries (Moore), 168-169.
Literature, its use, 134.
Literature, library, see Library literature.
Literature (weekly), 32.
Local history, books on, 44.
Local history pamphlets, 108.
Los Angeles public library training class, 155.
Lost cards, 138.
McNamee, J. H. H., Essentials of good binding, 104-107.
Magazine binder, 58.
Magazine record, in blank book, 60;
on cards, 60.
Management of the library, 15, 19, 148.
Manuscripts, see Ancient manuscripts.
Meeting of board of trustees, 140.
Meleney, G. B., Relation of the Library Bureau to libraries, 35-38.
Men's and Women's clubs, 168.
Mending, see Repair.
Missing books, 113.
Monthly cumulative book index, 33.
Moore, E. L., Literary clubs and libraries, 168-169.
Morocco for bindings, 105.
Mucilage, 106.
Musical entertainments, 129.
Nation (weekly), 32.
National educational association, 156.
Natural history collections, 170.
New books, 68.
New York state library commission, 150.
New York state library school, 155.
New York Times, 33.
Newspapers, binding for, 104;
files and racks for, 59;
for the reading room, 57.
Non-depository libraries, 110.
Non-residents, 139.
Novel clubs, 168.
Officers of board of trustees, 18.
Open shelves, 15, 25, 122, 124-125, 163.
Order list, 101.
Overdue notice, 120.
Pages, cutting, 74, 101; entry in accession book, 77.
Painting card, author, 173;
gallery, 175;
school, 176;
title, 174.