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CARNEGIE LIBRARY OF PITTSBURGH
VOLUME 28
1923
PITTSBURGH
CARNEGIE LIBRARY
1924

Contents
Books Added to the Library during the Year, by Classes:
Agriculture. Forestry. Domestic Animals. . 180, 243, 292, 359, 419, 531
Americanization and Immigration 10, 102, 223, 347, 465, 515
Architecture 24, 71, 115, 186, 250, 296, 366, 428, m, 538
Biography 28, 77, 120, 191, 256, 302, 372, 435, 486, 542
Blind, Books for the 127, 198,308,378,445, 551
Bohemian Language, Books in the 264
Botany 173, 236, 410, 524
Building and Construction 247, 537
Business. Communication.. .21,67, 113, 181,244,293, 360,421,478, 532
Chemical Technology 22,68, 114, 182,245,294,363,424,479,534
Chemistry 15, 58, 108, 168, 233, 353, 408, 472, 522
Churches 156
City Plans 249,481
Commerce. Transportation 12, 56, 164, 229, 285. 403, 468, 519
Croatian Language, Books in the 82, 264
Crystallography 60, 109, 170, 354
Domestic Economy. Child Welfare 243, 420
Drama. Theatre 28, 76, 119, 190, 255, 301, 370, 434, 486, 541
Economics 11, 54, 102, 160, 224, 282, 347, 398, 465, 515
Education 12, 56, 105, 163, 227, 284, 348, 401, 467, 517
Electrical Engineering 179,241,477, 530
Engineering 19, 65, 112, 177, 240, 290, 357, 415, 475, 528
Ethics 7,51, 148,217,279,336,394,460,511
European War 34, 82, 127, 198, 444
Fiction 3, 48, 95, 144, 212, 276, 331, 388, 455, 508
Fine Arts 23, 69, 114, 184, 248, 295, 365, 427, 480, 537
Folklore. Customs. Costume. Etiquette 56, 105, 164, 230, 468, 469
Foreign Fiction 5
French Fiction 146,215,333,392
Gardens. Parks 366, 427
Genealogy. Names. Heraldry.
Flags." 78, 123, 193, 258, 304, 438, 488, 544
General Works 6, 50. 97, 147, 215, 278, 334, 393, 458, 510
Geologv. Meteorology. Physical
Geography 17, 62, 110, 171, 235, 354, 409, 473, 523
German Fiction 97, 146, 392
History 33.80, 125. 196,261,307,376.441,491,546
Humor 256

Books Added to the Library during the Year, by Classes—continued.
Hungarian Language, Books in the 82, 309
Italian Fiction 50, 146, 215, 278
Jews and Judaism 157, 396
Language 13, 57, 106, 164, 230, 285, 350, 403, 469
Law. International Conferences
9, 55, 103, 162, 226, 283, 346, 400, 463, 514
Literature 25, 75, 117, 188, 253, 298, 369. 431, 483, 540
Lithuanian Language, Books in the 309, 377, 445
Maps 29,79,374
Mathematics 14, 107, 166, 232, 405, 471, 520
Medicine. Physiology. Hygiene
19, 64, 112, 175, 238, 289, 356, 413, 474, 526
Military and Naval Science 104, 227, 348, 467, 517
Mineralogy 15, 61, 109, 170, 234, 354, 408, 522
Mines and Mining 180
Motor Vehicles 242. 419
Moving Pictures 253
Music 73, 116, 187, 251, 297, 367, 430, 483, 539
Mythology 157
Palmistry. Spiritualism 459, 511
Philosophy. Psychology 6, 51, 98, 147, 216, 278. 334, 393, 459, 511
Photography 73, 367, 429
Physics 58, 108, 166, 232, 287, 353, 406, 471, 521
Poetry 27, 118, 189, 254, 301. 370, 434, 485, 541
Polish Language, Books in the 83,264,310,377
Politics and Government. . . .9, 53, 101, 159, 222, 281, 346, 397, 463, 514
Printing 21, 245, 363, 424
Prohibition 99
Public Speaking. Readers 27, 76
Recreation 74, 117, 187,251,298,369,431,483,540
Religion 7, 52, 99, 151, 218. 280, 342, 394, 460, 512
Roumanian Language, Books in the 320
Russian Language, Books in the 34,83,266,321,378
Science 13.57, 107, 165,231,286,350,404.470.519
Scriptures 155
Servian Language, Books in the 128, 267
Sociology 9, 53, 100, 158. 220. 281, 344. 396, 462, 513
Spanish Fiction 97, 146, 392
Travel and Description 30, 79, 123, 193, 258, 304, 374, 438. 488. 545
Ukrainian Language, Books in the 321, 549
Useful Arts 18, 63, 111, 173,237,288,355,411,473,524
Wireless Telegraphy 20, 362, 423. 534
Women 13, 57, 106. 230.285,350.403.469.519
Yiddish Language, Books in the 34, 86, 131. 267
Young People's Books 35, 88, 132, 200, 268, 323. 379, 447, 493. 552
Zoology 173, 237. 411

Library News and Notices:
The Bulletin Index 47
Catalogue of the Carnegie Library School 143
An Exhibition of Material Representing Colleges 275
Index to Books in Foreign Languages Listed in the
Monthly Bulletin, through 1923 504
New Publications of the Library 212, 387, 455, 503
Periodicals Recently Added 3, 47, 143,' 275,' 387^ 503
Vacation Book Privileges 211
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CARNEGIE LIBRARY OF PITTSBURGH
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Published monthly, except in August and September, by the Carnegie Library of
Pittsburgh, Forbes Street and Bellefield Avenue, Schenley Park, Pittsburgh, Pa. President,
S. H. Church, Carnegie Library, Forbes Street and Bellefield Avenue; Secretary,
J. D. Hailman; Treasurer, James H. Reed, 1027 Carnegie Building; Director, John H.
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Subscription 50 cents a year.
Vol. 28 January 1923 No. 1
Periodicals Recently Added
The following periodicals have recently been added to the
list of those regularly received in the Periodical Room:
Chemical Warfare. Edgewood, Md.
Coal Mine Management. Chicago.
Journal of Personnel Research. Baltimore.
Books Recently Added to the Library
An r or b prefixed to the call number indicates that the book must be
called for and used in the Reference or the Technology Room; j that it is
especially suitable for children; and q that it is quarto sice or larger.
Fiction
Balmer, Edwin. B216b
The breath of scandal [a novel]. Little.
The "theme is the decay of the older ideals of marriage, the dangers to the young
of divorce., .and the changing attitude of the children themselves towards life and its
duties." Literary review, 1922.
Banning, Mrs Margaret (Culkin). B228s
Spellbinders [a novel]. Doran.
"The participation of women in political affairs and its influence upon the relations
of the sexes form the theme of this novel of life in a city of the Middle West." New
York times, 1922.
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Barrington, Mrs Emilie Isabel (Wilson). B267L
"The ladies!" a shining constellation of wit and beauty. Atlantic
Monthly Press.
Poignantly appealing portrait sketches of wits and beauties from the life and the
literature of the 18th century—Mrs Pepys, the beautiful Gunnings, Elizabeth Bennet
Darcy from Jane Austen's novel, and others. The author's aim was not^ that of "historical
exactitude" but rather to transform certain fleeting glimpses of historical tradition
into living portraits. Condensed from Boston evening transcript, 1922.
Benet, Stephen Vincent. B4332y
Young people's pride; a novel. Holt.
A story of complications in the love affairs of two young men, induced in the one
case by pride in the face of professional failure, in the other by humility in the consciousness
of war-time lapses.
Blackwood, Algernon. B517ex
The extra day [a novel]. Macmillan.
A fanciful story of three small English children and their uncle, an ideal playmate,
who taught them the joy of "wondering" and brought them the long-awaited "extra day."
Broughton, Rhoda. B781aL
Alas! a novel. United States Book Co.
Davis, Richard Harding. D323b
The bar sinister [and other stories], with an introduction by Winston
Churchill. Scribner.
Other stories: A question of latitude.—The spy.—The messengers.—A wasted day.
—A charmed life.—The amateur.—The make-believe man.—Peace manoeuvres.
Ewart, Wilfrid. E962w
Way of revelation; a novel of five years. Appleton.
A "narrative of what happened to a group of English men and women in those
fateful years between 1914 and 1919. Mr. Ewart's story deals entirely with members
of the upper social stratum and has a fine air of authenticity, whether it concerns itself
with their attitude towards life before the breaking of the storm or with their actions
and reactions upon the bloody battlefields of Ypres and the Somme." Literary review,
1922.
Farnol, Jeffery. F245p
Peregrine's progress. Little.
The adventures of the nephew of a too-fond aunt, when he ventures out into the
world to make a man of himself. The period and some of the characters are the same
as in the author's "The broad highway."
Fisher, Mrs Dorothea Frances (Canfield). F532ro
Rough-hewn. Harcourt.
This is in the nature of a prelude to the author's "The brimming cup," giving in
detail the biographies of Neale and Marise from childhood to the time of their engagement.
Fletcher, Joseph Smith. F635md
The middle of things. Knopf.
Detective story.
Gibbs, George, b. 1870. G364h
House of Mohun. Appleton.
The story of a modern "flapper" and of how she found herself in times of trouble
and distress.
Hutchinson, Vere. H971s
Sea wrack [a novel]. Century.
The scene "is laid on the northeastern coast of England, where the battle between
the hungry waves of the North Sea and the fishing and farming folk is incessant and
ruthless." New York times, 1922.

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Johnson, Owen. J363sk
Skippy Bedelle; his sentimental progress from the urchin to the
complete man of the world. Little.
Lynde, Francis. L992w
The wreckers. Scribner.
A railroad story.
Marshall, Archibald. M4163pi
Pippin. Dodd.
A leisurely story of the wanderings of a young farmer lad among the highways and
byways of England, of many curious folk he met, and the stories they told him.
Prouty, Olive Higgins. P972s
The star in the window; a novel. Stokes.
Recounts what happened to a carefully guarded and secluded New England girl
when she broke away from home ties to learn the ways of the world by going to live
in a "girls' home" in Boston.
Stevenson, Burton Egbert. S847ki
The kingmakers. Dodd.
A story of international intrigue centering in an attempt to restore the former king
to the throne of a small European principality which had become a republic as a result
of the great war.
Swinnerton, Frank Arthur. S9782t
The three lovers. Doran. *
A charming young girl living a Bohemian life in London has three lovers. The contrast
of their widely differing motives and characters and the working out of the love
interest make up this novel.
Thurston, Ernest Temple. T4352m
The miracle [a novel]. Appleton.
An Irish story in which all misfortunes are attributed to the evil work of tlie
fairies.
Wassermann, Jakob. W278w
The world's illusion; authorized translation by Ludwig Lewisohn.
2v. Harcourt.
Weyman, Stanley John. W586o
Ovington's bank. Longmans.
The extreme inflation of investments in the early 19th century and the antagonism
between the old landed gentry and the new leaders of trade form the theme of the story.
Young, Francis Brett. Y372r
The red knight; a romance. Dutton.
A man with an inherited romantic spirit plunges into the thick of a political revolution.
Complications which affect the outcome of the struggle result from his love for a
woman of the opposing party.
Foreign Fiction
Bruno, Giordano. 843 B83
Le tour de la France; ed. for school use by L. C. Syms. Amer.
Book Co.
Vacaresco, Helene. 843 VI1
Le sortilege.
Volkmann, Richard von. 833 V374
Traumereien an franzosischen kaminen; marchen.

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General Works
qr 097 B63
Bookplate magazine [quarterly]. July 1919-Sept. 1921. v.1-2, no.1-8.
1919-21.
No more published.
Brubacher, Abram Royer, ed. q 031 B82
The volume library; a concise, graded repository of practical and
cultural knowledge designed for both instruction and reference. 1922.
Educators Assoc.
Pearson (J.) & Co. qr 018.4 P3So
One hundred and eighty-eight manuscripts, bindings, books and
autograph letters, including the magnificent Calvillo Pontifical, written
and illuminated in Spain (1365-1370).
Quentin-Bauchart, Ernest. qr 010 Q25
Les femmes bibliophiles de France (16e, 17e & 18e siecles). 2v.
1886.
Biographical notices, with catalogues of the more important collections, descriptions
of the notable books, and references to the present owners.
Philosophy
Brooks, C. Harry. 131 B77
The practice of autosuggestion by the method of Emile Coue, with a
foreword by Emile Coue. 1922. Dodd.
Haldane, Richard Burton Haldane, viscount. 149 H15
Philosophy of humanism and of other subjects. 1922. Yale University
Press.
"The philosophy which Lord Haldane advocates is...a modernized form of Hegelianism,
and in this volume he is concerned to show that, rightly interpreted, many results
of modern science support the claims of Absolute Idealism. After explaining his
general standpoint, which he calls humanism, and presents as a distrust of abstractions,
he discusses successively physics, biology, and psychology." Nation and Athenceum, 1922.
O'Leary, DeLac3 T Evans. igg 023
Arabic thought and its place in history. 1922. Paul. (Trubner's
oriental series.)
A treatise on Arabic thought of the early centuries of the Christian era
"Seeks to accomplish three main things: in the first place, to describe the transmission
of Hellenistic thought by Syriac, Arabic, and Hebrew-speaking authors; secondly,
0 note any development which it may have received from these; and thirdly, to state
the influence which it exercised on Muslim and Christian theology ind
Hji^;ct;n .i,~,,

BOOKS ADDED—JANUARY 1923 7
Ethics
Most of the books on this subject were purchased from a fund given to the Library
for this purpose by Mr J. L. Black in memory of James Ernest Schwartz.
Alger, William Rounseville. 177 A39s
The solitudes of nature and of man; or, The loneliness of human
life. 1867. Roberts.
Gargaz, Pierre Andre. 172 G18
A project of universal and perpetual peace; printed by Benjamin
Franklin at Passy in the year 1782, here reprinted, together with an
English version, introduction & typographical note by G. S. Eddy.
1922. Eddy.
Contains facsimile reproductions of the original title-pages.
Jouffroy, Theodore Simon. 171 J46m
Moral philosophy; extracts; tr. by R. N. Toppan. 1862. Privately
printed.
Marden, Orison Swett. 174 M37se
Self-discovery; or, Why remain a dwarf? 1922. Crowell.
Patri, Angelo. 173 P29
Child training. 1922. Appleton.
Advice, informally given and lightened with frequent anecdotes, to parents and
teachers of children.
Saitta, Giuseppe. 171 S15
Lo spirito come eticita. [1921.]
Religion
Browne, George Forrest, bp. 204 B81
Importance of women in Anglo-Saxon times: The cultus of St.
Peter and St. Paul, and other addresses. 1919. Soc. for Promoting
Christian Knowledge. (Studies in church history.)
Other addresses: The early connection between the churches of Britain and Ireland.—The
See of Crediton, A.D. 909.— Desiderius Erasmus.
Burton, Edward. r 273 B95
Inquiry into the heresies of the apostolic age. in eight sermons
preached before the University of Oxford in the year 1829. 1829. Collingwood.
(Bampton lectures.)
Contains bibliographical foot-notes.
Dadson, Arthur J. 213 D13
Evolution and religion. 1893. Swan.
Contains bibliographical foot-notes.
A severe attack upon the Christian religion which the author considers false, superstitious,
and antagonistic to the progress of knowledge.

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284 D89
Duncan, Walter Wofford T.
Our Protestant heritage; three sermons at Emory Methodist Episcopal
Church. Pittsburgh, Penn. 1922. Methodist Book Concern.
Contents: The intellectual heritage of Protestantism.—The moral heritage of Protestantism.—The
spiritual heritage of Protestantism.
Ellwood, Charles Abram. 261 E53
The reconstruction of religion; a sociological view. 1922. Macmillan.
Contents: The religious revolution.—The social significance of religion.—The social
significance of Christianity.—Our semi-pagan civilization.—Positive Christianity the religion
of humanity.—The essentials of a social religion.—Religion and family life.—Religion
and economic life.—Religion and political life.—Religion and social pleasure.—The
opportunity of the church.
Contains bibliographical foot-notes.
McConnell, Francis John, bp. 251 M138
The preacher and the people. 1922. Abingdon Press.
Mozley, James Bowling. 231 M94
Eight lectures on miracles preached before the University of Oxford.
1872. Scribner. (Bampton lectures.)
Paulus, Nicolaus. 282 P32
Indulgences as a social factor in the middle ages; tr. by J. E. Ross,
with a foreword by E. C. Barker. 1922. Devin.
Contains bibliographical foot-notes.
Peters, John Punnett. 220.9 P458
Bible and spade; lectures delivered before Lake Forest College on
the foundation of William Bross. 1922. Scribner. (Bross library, v.10.)
"Shows how recent research in Palestine, Egypt and Mesopotamia has thrown new
light on the Bible, and especially on the Old Testament.. .Professor Peters writes for
laymen." Spectator, 1022.
Phelps, William Lyon. 221.9 P49
Human nature in the Bible. 1922. Scribner.
Appeared in the "Ladies' home journal," v.38-39, Nov. 1921-Oct. 1922.
Studies of characters of the Old testament.
Renan, Ernest. 270.1 R33ap3
Die apostel; uebersetzt von Carl Rose. 1867.
"Anmerkungen," 32 pages at end of book.
Vaux, William. 265 V23
The benefits annexed to a participation in the two Christian sacraments,
of Baptism and the Lord's supper; considered in eight sermons
preached before the University of Oxford. 1826. Oxford University
Press. (Bampton lectures.)
Wild, Laura Hulda. 220 8 W71
Literary guide to the Bible; a study of the types of literature present
in the Old and New testaments. 1922. Doran.
Contents: Introduction: The Bible as literature.-Folk-lore.-Story telling-History.—Hebrew
poetry.—Dramatic literature.—Wisdom literature—Oratory—Essay
"Books to consult" at the cud of each chapter; "Biblical references "" p 273-/75

BOOKS ADDED—JANUARY 1923 9
Sociology
Canada—Statistics bureau. r 317.1 C166
Census of industry, 1917. 4 pts. in lv. 1919.
pt.i. Agricultural statistics.
pt.2. Dairy factories.
pt.3. Fisheries statistics.
pt.4. Lumber, lath, shingles, etc.—Cooperage.—Planing mills, sash and door factories,
etc.—Pulp and paper.—Wood distillation.
French and English text.
Syracuse, N. Y. Moral Survey Committee. r 351.76 S99
The social evil in Syracuse; being the report of an investigation of
the moral condition of the city conducted by a committee of eighteen
citizens. 1913. Privately printed.
qr 326.05 W27
Washington, D. C. National era [weekly], Dec. 2, 1847-Dec. 20, 1849.
v.l, no.48-v.3, no.51. 1847-49. Noble.
Many numbers wanting.
Ed. by G. Bailey, jr. with J. G. Whittier as corresponding editor.
World Metric Standardization Council. 389 W89
World metric standardization; an urgent issue; a volume of testimony
urging worldwide adoption of the metric units of weights and
measures—meter—liter—gram; comp. by Aubrey Drury in collaboration
with Clifton Hildebrand [and others]. 1922.
"Look it up; world metric literature clues," p.439-495.
Politics. Law. Government
Allin, Cephas Daniel. 342.94 A43
The early federation movement of Australia. 1907. British Whig
Pub. Co.
Contains bibliographical foot-notes.
Bovee, Marvin H. 343.2 B66
Christ and the gallows; or, Reasons for the abolition of capital
punishment. 1870. Masonic Pub. Co.
Burnett, Edmund Cody, ed. qr 328.73 B93
Letters of members of the Continental congress, v.l. 1921. (Carnegie
Institution of Washington. Publication no.299.)
Cochran, William Cox. 326 C64
The Western Reserve and the fugitive slave law; a prelude to the
Civil war. 1920. Privately printed. (Western Reserve Historical Society.
Collections. Publication no.101.)
Contains bibliographical foot-notes.
The same r 326 C645

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Democratic National Convention. r 329 3 D423
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Official report of the proceedings of the Democratic national convention
held in San Francisco, Cal., June 28-July 6, 1920, resulting in
the nomination of J. M. Cox (of Ohio) for president and F. D. Roosevelt
(of New York) for vice-president. [1920.] Bookwalter.
Hall, Hessel Duncan. 325 3 H17
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British commonwealth of nations; a study of its past and future development.
[1920.] Methuen.
"Select bibliography," p.379-381.
Contains bibliographical foot-notes.
"It is with...the problem of international government presented by the relationships
between the Dominions and the United Kingdom, that this book is mainly concerned.
Its aim is to trace the rise of this problem, to give... [an] account of the developments
of the last few years, to investigate the various aspects of the problem as it faces us
to-day, and to suggest the general lines along which the British Commonwealth should
develop in the future, not merely in respect of its internal relations, but also in respect
of its relations with the all-inclusive League of Nations." Preface.
Iorga, Nicolae. 327.4 125
Histoire des relations entre la France et les Roumains; preface de
Charles Bemont. 1918.
Masterman, Charles Frederick Gurney. 342.4 M46
How England is governed. 1922. Knopf.
Contents: The making of a citizen.—The government of the city.—Law and justice.
—The government of the nation.
Webb, Sidney James, & Webb, Mrs Beatrice (Potter). 365 W36
English prisons under local government, with preface by Bernard
Shaw. 1922. Longmans.
Contents: The maintenance of prisons in the 16th, 17th and 18th centuries.—The
state of the prisons, 1700-73.—John Howard.—Parliamentary action, 1774-91.—National
prisons (the hulks and Millbank).—Prison administration from 1774 to 1816.—The renewal
of parliamentary activity, 1811-23. — Rival policies in prison administration.—
Central supervision and control: first period, 1835-64.—Penal servitude.—Central supervision
and control: second period, 1865-77.—The Act of 1877 and the Du Cane regime.
—Epilogue.
Contains bibliographical foot-notes.
Americanization and Immigration
Burgess, Thomas. 325.73 B89f
Foreign-born Americans and their children; our duty and opportunity
for God and country from the standpoint of the Episcopal
church. [1921.] Department of Missions and Church Extension of
the Episcopal Church.
Contents: Our immigrant neighbors.—Americanization.— Religion.—Our church's
responsibilities.
"Best books to read," p.80.
Davis, Jerome. 325 73 D31f
The Russian immigrant. 1922. Macmillan.
"Bibliography," p.215-219.
A study of the social forces influencing the mind of the Russian immigrant for or
against America—industrial conditions, housing, relieimi = *r*A Bn„;~\ • • .
relationships with the government. S * 3 " d b ° L ' al "^n.zat.ons, and

Economics
BOOKS ADDED—JANUARY 1923 11
Broomhall, George J. S. r 338.1 B77
Annual price of wheat for 122 calendar years in United Kingdom and
United States. [1921.] Corn trade news.
Chart; size, ig$i x 25^ inches, folded in folio cover.
Bruere, Robert Walter. 338.2 B82
The coming of coal. 1922. Association Press.
Contents: Challenge of power.—Coming of coal.—Drama of civilization.—Coal in
America.—Awakening of the miners.—Struggle for organization.—Rise of democracy-
Rivals of coal.—The technical revolution.—The strait gate.
"What to read," p.114-119.
Prepared for the educational committee of the Commission on the church and social
service of the Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in America.
Dickinson, Zenas Clark. 330.1915 D55
Economic motives; a study in the psychological foundations of
economic theory, with some reference to other social sciences. 1922.
Harvard University Press. (Harvard economic studies, v.24.)
Contains bibliographical foot-notes.
Goodrich, Carter Lyman. 331.88 G62
The frontier of control; a study in British workshop politics. 1921.
Harcourt.
"Note on sources," p.267-271.
Thesis for Ph. D., University of Chicago.
Industrial Relations Association of America. r 331.88 1242
Annual convention, 1920. 1920.
Rist, Charles. r 336.43 R49
Les finances de guerre de l'Allemagne. 1921.
Contains bibliographical foot-notes.
Smith, John George. 332.6 S65
Organised produce markets. 1922. Longmans.
Contains bibliographical foot-notes.
Investigates the spontaneous voluntary organizations which the dealers in wheat,
cotton, coffee, wool, iron, and other commodities have found it convenient to make, in
order to facilitate and regularize their manifold transactions, and examines the part
played by, and the results of "futures," "options," "straddles," rings, and corners.
Condensed from New statesman, 1922.
United States—State department. r 331 U255r
[Reports on the labor situation in various countries.] 1919.
Eleven pamphlets covering Australia, Belgium, Canada, Denmark, Great Britain,
France, Germany, Italy, Netherlands, Norway, and Sweden.
Walker, Charles Rumford. 331.8 W16
Steel; the diary of a furnace worker. 1922. Atlantic Monthly Press.
This is the "record of a young Yale student who after service overseas, went to
work as a 'clean-up man' in the pit, as a third helper on the open hearth furnace, on
the stove gang, and as a hot-blast man on the blast furnace. His purpose was to learn
the steel business and incidentally to try, as he says, 'to discover the forces getting
ready at the bottom of things to make or break society,' not to propagate some neat
formula or clear-cut programme. . .As the testimony of a witness who did not set out
in quest of evidence for a preconceived doctrine or point of view, the book is a first-rate
sociological document." Literary review, 1922.

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inr J nr-iu i 332.7 W21
Ward, Wilbert.
American commercial credits, with a foreword by P.M.Warburg.
1922. Ronald Press Co.
The purpose of this book is to make available an explanation of commercial credit
practices, a representative selection of typical credit instructions, and a summary of the
leading precedents, for the use of bankers, merchants, and lawyers. Condensed from
Preface.
Education
Chicago University.
Alumni directory. 1919.
r 378 - 7 C43aL
Miller, Harry Lloyd. 371.3 M69
Directing study; educating for mastery through creative thinking.
1922. Scribner.
Contents: A manual of suggestive procedures.—Administration of directing study.
—The learning process.—Organizing principles and differentials.—The development of
the work spirit.—Application of the social principle.—Initiative and authority.—Successes
and failures in school work.—A shift of emphasis.
Sharp, Dallas Lore. 370.4 S53e
Education in a democracy. 1922. Houghton.
Contents: The national school.—Education for democracy.—Education for individuality.—Education
for authority.
Stout, John Elbert. r 375 S88
The development of high-school curricula in the North Central
states from 1860 to 1918. 1921. University of Chicago. (Supplementary
educational monographs, v.3.)
Thesis for Ph.D., University of Chicago.
"Bibliography," p.292-316.
Williams College. r 378.7 W742aw
The award of the Williams medal; victory celebration. 1919.
Transportation
Denfeld, George A. 385 D42
A practical scientific treatise on traffic management. 1921. Privately
printed.
"References," p.364.
Sharfman, Isaiah Leo. 3gj 553
The American railroad problem; a study in war and reconstruction.
1921. Century. (Century new world series.)
Contains bibliographical foot-notes.
"The author first traces briefly the history of railroads and of railroad regulation
m this country prior to ,914. The remainder of the book provides a thorough analysis
of the railroad problem as It presents itself today. The conditions and results of federal
control and such questions as railroad nationalization, unification of lines rates and
financial returns, abor and the continuity of service, the Transportation Act of 1020
and the adjustments which accompanied the restoration of railroad properties to private
management are set forth in detail. Public regulation is rezardeH „. «,« v\ . r
but Professor Sharfman believes that the government ml ,' f , , 3S the best pollcy '
j 11 11 j c • , B "- "ment must adopt a ess restrictive orogram
and allow a reasonable degree of independence in management if private ownership
is to be continued. American political science review TO?? ownership

BOOKS ADDED—JANUARY 1923 13
Women
Most of the books on this subject were purchased from a fund left to the Library for
this purpose by Charles C. Mellor.
Cassidy, James F. 396 C26
The women of the Gael. 1922. Stratford Co.
Contains bibliographical foot-notes.
A study of the position of women in Ireland from ancient times to the present day.
Labarca Hubertson, Amanda. 396 Lll
Actividades femeninas en los Estados Unidos. 1914. (Biblioteca
de la Asociacion de Educacion Nacional, v.4.)
"Bibliografia," p.i 77-178.
Language
Fraser, William Henry, & Squair, John. 445 F88n
The new Fraser and Squair elementary French grammar, with new
exercises by A. Coleman. 1921. Heath.
Guerard, Albert Leon. 408.9 G95
A short history of the international language movement. [1922.]
Unwin.
"Bibliographical notes," p.211-215.
"Professor Guerard. . .has written an interesting book...on the old problem of an
international or universal language. He starts out with the highly disputable theory that
men who speak the same language are less likely to fight one another than those who
speak different languages. He proceeds to rule out the natural languages—French,
English.. .and Latin—as unsuitable for the purpose in view. Then he gives a detailed
account of the various artificial languages that have been invented from time to time,
especially within the last half century." Spectator, IQ22.
Van Home, John, ed. 458 V19
II risorgimento; selections. 1922. University of Chicago Press.
(Chicago University Italian series.)
Weld, Allen Hayden. r 425 W47
Parsing book, containing rules of syntax and models for analyzing
and transposing, with selections of prose and poetry from writers of
standard authority. 1855. Sanborn.
Wicherkiewicz, Wladislaus. 491.85 W66
Polnische konversations-grammatik zum schul- und selbstunterricht.
1892. (Methode Gaspey-Otto-Sauer.)
Science
Dixon, Henry Horatio. 581 D64
Practical plant biology; a course of elementary lectures on the general
morphology and physiology of plants. 1922. Longmans.
Author is professor of botany in the University of Dublin and director of Trinity
College Botanic Garden, Dublin.
Lea, Frederick Charles. 532.5 L44e
Elementary hydraulics for technical students. 1922. Longmans.
Fairly comprehensive in scope, but much briefer than the author's "Hydraulics for
engineers and engineering students."

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Livingston, Burton Edward, & Shreve, Forrest. qr 581.153 L74
The distribution of vegetation in the United States, as related to
climatic conditions. 1921. (Carnegie Institution of Washington. Publication
no.284.)
"Literature cited," p.587-590.
Maps—Europe. (1918.) r 572.94 M2
Carte ethnographique de l'Europe [par] J. Gabrys. 1918.
Size, 32 x 41 inches, folded in octavo cover; scale, about 75 miles to 1 inch.
"Bibliographie," p.9-21.
Nettelroth, Henry. qr 564 N24
Kentucky fossil shells; a monograph of the fossil shells of the
Silurian and Devonian rocks of Kentucky. 1889. (Kentucky geological
survey.)
Petrunkevitch, Alexander. 509 P4g
Russia's contribution to science. 1920. (Connecticut Academy of
Arts and Sciences. Transactions, v.23.)
The same. (In Connecticut Academy of Arts and Sciences. Transactions,
v.23.) r 061 C75 v.23
Presents a history of scientific education in Russia, with brief biographical sketches
of eminent Russian scientists.
Roy, Louis. r 531 R81
Cours de mecanique rationnelle a l'usage des eleves de l'Institut
electrotechnique et de mecanique appliquee [de l'Universite de Toulouse]
et des candidats au certificat de mathematiques generales. 1921.
United States—Ordnance office. r 535.8 U255
Elementary optics and applications to fire control instruments. 1922.
Bibliography, p.4.
Mathematics
Boutroux, Pierre Leon. r M 0 g Bgs
L'ideal scientifique des mathematiciens dans l'antiquite et dans les
temps modernes. 1920.
Contains bibliographical foot-notes.
Harris, Ada Van Stone, & Waldo, L M. 511 07 H29n
Number games for primary grades; designed to create an active interest
in number and to make the child skillful in applying it directly
and naturally through the "make-believe" element and the idea of
friendly contest. 1917. Beckley.
Stoddard, John Fair. c„ ~„^„
T, . . r 511 S867am
The American intellectual arithmetic, designed for the use of
schools and academies; containing an extensive collection of practical
questions, with concise and original methods of solution, which sim-
locr, ^'Y ° f thC m ° S t im P° rtailt >es in written arithmetic. Ed 16
1850. Nafis. (Stoddard's mental exercises.)

BOOKS ADDED—JANUARY 1923 15
Chemistry
Aluminum Company of America. qr 546.66 A47s
Standard methods of analysis. [1921? Pittsburgh.]
Selected methods which have proved their accuracy under varying conditions.
Brooks, Benjamin Talbott. 547 2 B77
The chemistry of the non-benzenoid hydrocarbons and their simple
derivatives. 1922. Chemical Catalog Co.
Contains bibliographical foot-notes.
"Chiefly a compilation of detailed information regarding a wide range of hydrocarbons
and derivatives not included in what is usually referred to as the benzene
series." Journal of industrial and engineering chemistry, 1922.
Friend, John Albert Newton. 541.3 F95
Chemistry of combustion. 1922. Van Nostrand. (Chemical monographs.)
"Bibliography and notes," p.101-107.
"Though this work is primarily a collection of lectures to students it should prove
of value also to gasworks and other practising chemists." Gas engineer, 1922.
Mineralogy
Baenitz, Carl. r 549 B14L
Lehrbuch der chemie und mineralogie in popularer darstellung;
nach methodischen grundsatzen fiir gehobene lehranstalten, sowie zum
selbstunterrichte. Ed.4, rev. & enl. pt.2. 1890.
pt.2. Mineralogie.
Bisching, Anton, & Kozeschnik, Franz. r 549 B49g
Grundriss der mineralogie, gesteins- und bodenkunde; ein leitfaden
fiir den unterricht an landwirtschaftlichen lehranstalten. 1892. (Deutsche
landwirtschaftliche taschenbibliothek, 36. heft.)
Brard, Cyprien Prosper. r 549 B712m
Mineralogie appliquee aux arts; ou, Histoire des mineraux qui sont
employes dans I'agriculture, l'economie domestique, la medicine, la fabrication
des sels, des combustibles et des metaux, l'architecture et la
decoration, la peinture et le dessin, les arts mecaniques, la bijouterie
et la joaillerie; ouvrage destine aux artistes, fabricans et entrepreneurs.
3v. 1821.
Des Cloizeaux, Alfred Louis Olivier Legrand. r 549 D45
Manuel de mineralogie: Text. 2v. 1862-74.
Atlas. 1862.
Bound with v.2 of the text.
With v.2 is also bound his "Memoire sur I'emploi du microscope polarisant" and
"Anfangsgriinde der krystallographie," by C. F. Naumann.
Des Cloizeaux, Alfred Louis Olivier Legrand. r 549 D45
Memoire sur I'emploi du microscope polarisant et sur I'etude des
proprietes optiques birefringentes propres a determiner le systeme
cristallin dans les cristaux naturels ou artificiels. 1864.
Bound with v.2 of his "Manuel de mineralogie."

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Gurich, Georg Julius Ernst. r 549 G97m
Das mineralreich. [1895?] (Hausschatz des wissens, pt.4, v.6.)
Hochstetter, Ferdinand von, & Bisching, Anton. r 549 H65L2
Leitfaden der mineralogie und geologie fiir die oberen klassen der
mittelschulen [hrsg.] von Franz Toula und Anton Bisching. Ed. 19.
1906.
Contains "Analytische tabelle," by Franz Toula.
The same. Ed.13. 1898 r 549 H65L
Hornstein, Ferd. Friedr. r 549 H81k
Kleines lehrbuch der mineralogie; unter zugrundelegung der neueren
ansichten in der chemie fiir den gebrauch an hoheren lehranstalten.
Ed.5, rev. & enl. 1898.
Kobell, Franz von. r 549 K35m
Die mineralogie; leichtfasslich dargestellt mit riicksicht auf das
vorkommen der mineralien, ihre technische beniitzung, ausbringen der
metalle, &r. Ed.3. 1864.
The same. Ed.2. 1858 r 549 K35m2
Lacroix, Alfred. qr 549.969 L12
Mineralogie de Madagascar, v.l. 1922.
v.i. Geologie, Mineralogie descriptive.
A thorough treatment, with many sketches and plates and a few maps.
Ludwig, Christian Friedrich. r 549 L97h
Handbuch der mineralogie nach A. G. Werner. 2v. 1803-04.
"Auswahl einer brauchbaren litteratur fiir angehende mineralogen," v.i, P315-
346; "Beylagen zu der auswahl einer brauchbaren litteratur fiir angehende mineralogen "
v.c, P.190-20S.
Schmid, Bastian. r 549 S348L
Lehrbuch der mineralogie und geologie fiir hohere lehranstalten
2 pts. in 2v. [1904.]
v.i. Mineralogie.
v.2. Geologie und palaontologie.
Schodler, Friedrich Karl Ludwig. r 549 S36e
Elements of mineralogy and geology; ed. from the fifth German
edition by Henry Medlock. 1851.
Uhrrnann Virgil. r 549 U18m
Mineralogie und gesteinslehre. 1894. (Landwirtschaftliche unterrichtsbucher.)
Zaengerle, Max.
Lehrbuch der mineralogie unter zugrundelegung der neueren M
s.chten in der chemie fur den unterricht an technische, lehranstalten
realschulen und gymnasien. Ed.3, rev. 1880 euranstairen,
Zippe, Franz Xaver Maximilian
Anleitung zur gestein- und bodenkunde; oder. Das wichtLsS ITs
der mineralogie und geognosie fur gebildete leser aller S I
sondere fur landwirthe, forstmanner und bautechnike, 1846

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Geology. Meteorology
American Association of Petroleum Geologists. r 553.2805 A51
Bulletin, 1917-19. v.1-3. 1917-19.
v.i, ioi?, title reads "Bulletin of the Southwestern Association of Petroleum Geologists."
Corder, Geo. A. r 550 C81m
The miner's geology and prospector's guide for mining students,
miners, prospectors and explorers. 1907. Spon.
Engel, Theodor. r 550 E63w2
Die wichtigsten gesteinsarten der erde nebst vorausgeschickter einfiihrung
in die geologie. Ed.2, rev. & enl. [1901.]
The same. 1897 r 550 E63w
Geikie, Sir Archibald. 550 G28o
Outlines of field-geology. Ed.5. 1902. Macmillan.
The same. Ed.2, rev. & enl. 1879 r 550 G28o
Goldreich, Armin H. r 553.2 G58
Die kohlenversorgung Europas. 1918.
Keilhack, Konrad. qr 550 K16L2
Lehrbuch der praktischen geologie; arbeits- und untersuchungsmethoden
auf dem gebiete der geologie, mineralogie und palaeontologie,
mit beitragen von E. von Drygalski [und anderen]. Ed.2. 1908.
Contains bibliographical foot-notes.
The same. 1896 r 550 K16L
Contains bibliographical foot-notes.
Logan, William Newton. r 553.28 L77
Petroleum and natural gas in Indiana; a preliminary report. 1920.
Fort Wayne Printing Co. (Indiana—Conservation department. Publication,
no.8.)
"Bibliography," p.13.
Luckiesh, M. 551.5 L97
The book of the sky; a resume of personal experience and observation.
1922. Dutton.
A popular account of meteorological phenomena, with some attention to aerial flight.
"The aim of this volume is to aid the general reader in becoming more interested in
cloudland." Foreword.
Maps—Pennsylvania. (1921.) qr 553.28 M16
Oil and gas fields of Pennsylvania; comp. under the direction of G.
B. Richardson. 1921. [Govt. Print. Off.]
Roll map; size, 22^4 * 39^ inches; scale, about 7J-2 miles to 1 inch.
Preliminary edition, issued by the United States geological survey.
Maucher, Wilhelm. r 550 M48L
Leitfaden fiir den geologie-unterricht an berg- und hiittenschulen
und anderen technischen lehranstalten. 1907.

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Ridgway, John Livesy. r 550.7 R43
Preparation of illustrations for reports of the United States geological
survey, with brief descriptions of processes of reproduction
1920. Govt. Print. Off.
Issued by the United States geological survey
Describes approved methods, discussing these in relation to the author the draffs
Stevenson, John James, b. 1841. „, „
Interrelations of the fossil fuels. 1916-21. New Era Print; r
Contains bibliographical foot-notes Printing Co.
.016^,""^ I "" " Pr ° CeedmgS ° f «" America Philosophical Society," yss_5/
data presented." American journal of science, 192^ '° brmging t0gether «"e
Useful Arts
Bailey, Liberty Hyde.
The apple-tree. 1922. Macmillan CTt,» 634.112 B16
"Underneath the bloom of sen.nne !l ( ^ C0Untr -V books, no.l.)
cuhura, science, popu.arl^pl^^^^&%£££ %.•»* * * ° f * *
Geer, William Chauncey.
The reign of rubber. 1922 Century 678 ° 27
^t^tzzr:rLt=:: •srit the mar ^' ci >- -
rich Company.
e autn °r is vice-president of the B. F. Good-
Iowa—Labor statistics, Bureau of
^ Directory of manufacturing establishments, 1921. 1921. '

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Medicine, Physiology, Hygiene
qr 016.6176 124
Index of the periodical dental literature published in the English language,
including publications in England. Scotland, Canada, Australia,
New Zealand and the United States, for the years, 1911-20; a classified
subject index on the plan of the Dewey decimal classification, an alphabetical
author index, a list of dental books published during the same
period. 1921-22. Dental Index Bureau.
Published under the direction of the American Institute of Dental Teachers
Compiled by A. D. Black.
Noorden, Karl Harko von. r 616.631 N42
New aspects of diabetes; pathology and treatment; lectures delivered
at the New York Post-Graduate Medical School and published
by their authority. 1912. Treat.
Summerville, Amelia. 613 S95
Why be fat? rules for weight-reduction and the preservation of
youth and health. 1916. Stokes.
Advice on diet, supplemented by menus and receipts.
United States—Census bureau. qr 614.16 U25s
Special tables of mortality from influenza and pneumonia in Indiana,
Kansas and Philadelphia, Pa., Sept. 1 to Dec. 31, 1918. 1920.
United States—Public health service. r 612.6 U255
High schools and sex education; a manual of suggestions on education
related to sex; ed. by B. C. Gruenberg. 1922.
Prepared in collaboration with the United States bureau of education.
"References" at the end of each chapter.
"Bibliography," p.96-98.
Engineering
Brandt, Otto, ed. r 621.7209 B69
Zur geschichte der deutschen eisengiessereien; festschrift zur funfzigsten
hauptversammlung des Vereins Deutscher Eisengiessereien
giessereiverband, 1869-1920. [1920.]
Chapman, Lawrence B. 621.12 C36
The marine power plant. 1922. McGraw.
Text-book, reviewing thermodynamics anil combustion, discussing and comparing
the prime movers used in ship propulsion, and explaining the auxiliary machinery.
r 623.47 C42
Chemical warfare; published monthly by the enlisted men of Edgewood
Arsenal, Edgewood, Md., March 1919. v.l, no.5. 1919.
Special, final issue, concerned with the history, personnel, and achievements of
Edgewood Arsenal.
Dolezalek, Karl. qr 625.13 D69
Der eisenbahntunnel; ein leitfaden des tunnelbaues. v.l. 1919.
Contains bibliographies.

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, . • i r 622.34 E64
Engineering and mining journal. "
Fifty kinks in metal mining; a collection of tried and tested time
and labor saving stunts comp. from recent issues of Engineering and
mining journal. 1920. McGraw.
Lincoln Electric Co. Cleveland. Q r 621.392 L71
Electric arc welding. Ed.6. 1921.
Illustrated description of equipment, methods, and results.
Japiot, Marcel, & Ferrand, A. r 621 - 33 J 18
La traction electrique aux Etats-Unis. 1921.
Contains bibliographical foot-notes.
Maps—New York (state). (1921.) V 621 34 M 1
-
State of New York; stations and transmission lines used in public
service, 1919. 1921. [Govt. Print. Off.]
Roll map; size, 40^ x 53 inches; scale, about 7'A miles to 1 inch.
Issued by the United States geological survey.
Maps—Pennsylvania. (1921.) qr 621.34 M2
Stations and transmission lines used in public service, 1920. 1921.
[Govt. Print. Off.]
Roll map; size, 21V2 x 39^2 inches; scale, about 71/2 miles to 1 inch.
Issued by the United States geological survey.
Maps—Virginia. (1922.) qr 621.34 M3
State of Virginia; base comp. in 1914 by A. F. Hassan; stations and
transmission lines used in public service in 1921. 1922. [Govt. Print.
Off.]
Roll map; size, 26^4 x 60% inches; scale, about 7yi miles to 1 inch.
Issued by the United States geological survey and the Virginia geological survey.
Morse, William Francis. r 628.4 M92
A report and survey with recommendations upon the municipal
refuse collection and disposal of the city of Bridgeton, New Jersey.
1920. [Bridgeton Board of Health.]
Contains also a list of the author's works and activities.
Ohio—Miami conservancy district. qr 627.1405 018
Bulletin [monthly], Aug. 1918-date. v.i-date. 1918-date.
Permanent International Association of r 627 P43w
Navigation Congresses.
Works connected with ocean and inland navigation; notes on the
works in progress or completed in 1913. [1914.]
Four pamphlets covering France, Algeria, Corsica, Tunisia and Principality of
Monaco; Belgium and The Netherlands; Brazil and Canada; Germany, Flungarv, Switzerland,
and Turkey.
Bound with these are the Report of the Executive committee and the Minutes of the
meeting of the Permanent international board held at Brussels on May 28, 1914.
Wireless Telegraphy
Irwin, John R. 654 j ug
Radio; a practical manual with questions and answers 19" Clode
Non-technical. Includes both radio-telephony and radio-telegraphy. Gives the fire
protection regulations adopted by the National Board of Fire Underwriters ana extracts
from the United States and International radio regulations. extracts

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Mills, John. 654.61 M69
Letters of a radio-engineer to his son. 1922. Harcourt.
Author is in the engineering department of the Western Electric Company. The
present work is characterized by the clearness of the author's previous scientific books
and is as simple as is consistent with reasonably thorough explanation. Contains many
sketches and gives suggestions for experimental work.
Snodgrass, Rhey T. & Camp, V. F. 654.624 S67
Radio receiving for beginners. 1922. Macmillan.
"Serves admirably as an opening volume...and by provoking a desire for more detailed
knowledge probably will stimulate the sale of more advanced works. There are
some excellent instructions for tuning regenerative sets and operating amplifiers." Wireless
age, 1922.
Taussig, Charles William. 654.61 T24
Book of radio; a complete, simple explanation of radio reception
and transmission, including the outstanding features of radio service
to the public by private and government agencies, [with] foreword by
J. C. Edgerton. 1922. Appleton.
Printing
Hague, Clifford Wilson. 655 H14
Textbook of printing occupations. 1922. Bruce Pub. Co.
For beginning classes in public and vocational schools. The three major divisions—
composition, imposition, and platen-press work—are so arranged that each may be studied
independently. Two sections are given to the manufacture and uses of paper and printing
inks.
Updike, Daniel Berkeley. r 655.1 U26
Printing types, their history, forms and use; a study in survivals.
2v. 1922. Harvard University Press.
Contains bibliographical foot-notes.
Purpose is to explain why printing types are of the forms used to-day. To this end
the author deals briefly with the technique of type manufacture and very fully with
historic and artistic aspects.
Business. Communication
r 659.03 C86a
Crain's market data book and directory of class, trade and technical
publications. "Ed.2. 1922.
The same. 1921 r 659.03 C86
Classified list of professions, trades, and industries which offer fertile fields for
merchandising. Each topic in the list is accompanied by brief data indicating the extent
of the industry, and followed by a list of the journals, and directories with their advertising
rates.
Firestone Ship by Truck Bureau. r 656.724 F51
Bulletin, no.1-6, 8. 1919-21.
no.i. Ship by truck among farmers through cooperative associations.
no.2. How and where to establish motor truck routes.
no.3. The motor truck at the coal mines.
no.4.
no.4.
The
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farmer
iarmei
and
auu
the
inc
motor
uiu.ui
truck
I. ,...,*.
no.5. The relation of costs to motor truck transportation.
no.6.
no
Consolidated rural schools and the motor truck.
Marketing live stock by motor truck.

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tr A- A wii' q657 R49
Risque, Ferdinand William. ^ r
Bookkeeping and business management. 1922. U. P- C. oo .
, - • , , , • u . i,^c little to do with
Deals pretty fully with modern practice in bookkeeping, but nas
business management in general.
Rowe, Harry Marc.
657 R79
Bookkeeping and accountancy; complete text, presenting the art of
bookkeeping in accordance with the principles of modern accountancy.
1910-21. Rowe.
Script by C. P. Zaner.
United States—Library of Congress. qr 016.654 U25
List of references on international communication (exclusive of the
postal service). ' 1920.
Mimeograph copy.
[Wagemaker, Isaac] qr 651.5 W12
Comprehensive text book on business and office systematizing, vertical
filing systems, filing devices, card ledger systems, profit showing
system for a wholesale or manufacturing business, etc.; a book of
reference for progressive business men and business students, v.l.
1907. [Privately printed.]
Chemical Technology
Bertelsmann, Wilhelm. r 665.7 B46p
La production du gaz d'eclairage; traduction frangaise publiee avec
autorisation de I'auteur et annotee par Jacques Bouvier. 1914-21.
"Bibliographie" at the end of most of the sections.
Dyes, Wilhelm A. r 660 D98
International handbook [of] the world's chemical industry and
trade, 1913/14-1919/20. Ed.E. v.l. 1921.
Title also in French and German.
Contains bibliographies.
Cyclopedic arrangement, alphabeted under German titles though parts of the text
are in French or English. Most of the material is industrial and economic rather than
technical.
Guillet, Leon, & Portevin, Albert. qr 669.042 G96
An introduction to the study of metallography and macrography;
tr. by Leonard Taverner, with an introduction by H. C. H. Carpenter.
1922. Bell.
Contains bibliographical foot-notes.
Well illustrated text-book. Theory is presented with the realization that the ultimate
aim is practical application to industry,
qr 669.102 J15
Jahrbuch eisen und stahl: schwerindustrie, 1921/22. [1921.]
Directory of thc German iron and steel industry, giving considerable information in
regard to the organization and equipment of various plants.
Pan American Petroleum & Transport Company. r 665.5 P21
Mexican petroleum; description of properties of the Pan American
Petroleum & Transport Company (Feb. 2, 1916) and principal subsidiaries
and other data [ed. by W.J.Archer]. 1922.
Contains map in pocket.

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Sauer, Karl. r 669.1 S25
Leitfaden der huttenkunde fiir maschinentechniker. 1920.
"Literatur," p.128.
Truttwin, Hans. r 667.26 T78
Enzyklopadie der kiipenfarbstoffe; ihre literatur, darstellungsweisen.
zusammensetzung eigenschaften in substanz und auf der faser, unter
mitwirkung von R. Hauschka-Wien. 1920.
Fine Arts
Beruete y Moret, Aureliano de. qr 759.6 G75b
Goya as portrait painter [tr. from the Spanish by Selwyn Brinton].
1922. Houghton.
"Bibliography," p.195-199.
Beruete y Moret, Aureliano de. qr 759.6 B46
Spanish painting; ed. by Geoffrey Holme. 1921. (Studio. Special
number, 1921.)
[Blakeslee, Theron J.] qr 759 B52
Early English, Dutch and Flemish paintings at the Blakeslee galleries.
1900. [Little.]
[Blakeslee, Theron J.] qr 759 B52e
Exhibition of early English, Dutch and Flemish paintings at the
Blakeslee galleries. 1898. [Little.]
Cook county, 111.—Forest preserve commission. r 711 C77
Forest preserves of Cook county, owned by the Forest preserve district
of Cook county in the state of Illinois. 1921.
Coomaraswamy, Ananda K. qr 739 C78
Bronzes from Ceylon, chiefly in the Colombo Museum. 1914. Colombo
Museum. (Colombo Museum, Colombo, Ceylon. Memoirs.
Series A, no.l.)
Field, Wooster Bard. q 744 F45
Architectural drawing, with an introduction and article on lettering
by T. E. French. 1922. McGraw.
"Reference books," p.147-150.
Designed "to provide for the student those things which are of fundamental importance
in his initial study of the subject, together with a careful presentation of some
of the more important points that are usually left for him to acquire during his office
experience." Preface.
Fuchs, Emil. q 735 F97
Work of Emil Fuchs, illustrating some of his representative paintings,
sculpture, medals and studies; issued on the occasion of an exhibition
of his works under the auspices of Messrs Cartier, Feb. 7th to
March Sth, 1921. 1921. [Bartlett Orr Press.]
The same qr 735 F97

24 CARNEGIE LIBRARY OF PITTSBURGH
xr u AI , 786.3 H192
Hambourg, Mark. ,
How to play the piano, with practical illustrations and diagrams ana
an abridged compendium of five-finger exercises, scales, thirds, arpeggi,
octaves as practised by him. 1922. Doran.
Holloway, Edward Stratton.
747 H7 3
The practical book of furnishing the small house and apartment.
1922. Lippincott.
Holme, Geoffrey, ed.

BOOKS ADDED—JANUARY 1923 25
Close, Bernard Wells, ed. qb 728.8 C61
American country houses of today; small houses, bungalows, etc.
1922. Architectural Book Pub. Co.
Made up of plans and views of 80 houses, with an introductory article on home
building by Alfred Busselle.
Hart, Hastings Hornell, comp. qr 725.6 H31
Plans and illustrations of prisons and reformatories. 1922. Russell
Sage foundation.
Keefe, Charles S. ed. q 728 K15
The American house; being a collection of illustrations & plans of
the best country & suburban houses built in the United States during
the last few years. 1922. U. P. C. Book Co.
The same qb 728 K15
Saladin, Henri. b 723.3 S15
L'architecture. 1907. (Manuel d'art musulman, v.l.)
"Bibliographie," pref. p. 15-23.
Literature
Bethune, George Washington. 815 B46
Orations and occasional discourses. 1850. Putnam.
Bowen, Benjamin B. 818 B66
A blind man's offering. 1852. Privately printed.
Contains his "Fairy waltz" (music), p.430-432.
A collection of reminiscences, short stories, essays, and poems.
Croce, Benedetto. 851 D23zcr2
Poetry of Dante; tr. by Douglas Ainslie. 1922. Holt.
Contains bibliographical foot-notes.
This "study of Dante has the effect...of clearing away a mass of inessentials and
exposing the essential, that is Dante the poet." Outlook (London), 1922.
Fellowes, Edmund Horace. 821.09 F34
The English madrigal composers. 1921. Clarendon Press.
Contains bibliographical foot-notes.
Goldberg, Isaac. 869 G57
Brazilian literature, with a foreword by J. D. M. Ford. 1922. Knopf.
"Selective critical bibliography," p.293-297.
The first part consists of an outline history of the literature of Portuguese-speaking
Brazil; the second part of analyses of the works of ten representative writers.
Hamilton, William Hamilton. 821 M44zh
John Masefield; a critical study. [1922.] Allen.
"Bibliography," p.153-155-
Lasserre, Pierre. 840.4 L34
Les chapelles litteraires. 1920.
Contents: Paul Claudel.—Francis Jammes.—Charles Peguy.
Lucas, Edward Verrall. 824 L969g
Giving and receiving; essays and fantasies. 1922. Doran.

26 CARNEGIE LIBRARY OF PITTSBURGH
T u r i, r- it, , c i 827 B381zL
Lynch, John Gilbert Bohun.
Max Beerbohm in perspective, with a prefatory letter by M. B. 1^1.
Heinemann. .
Contents: The writings of Max Beerbohm.-The caricatures of Max.-A postscript.
"Bibliography," p.177-181.
n/r /^i M 1 r- 11 q 817 M13
McClure, Alexander Kelly. ^
"Abe" Lincoln's yarns and stories; a complete collection of the
funny and witty anecdotes that made Lincoln famous as America's
greatest storv teller, with introduction and anecdotes; the story of Lincoln's
life told by himself in his stories, wit and humor of the war, the
courts, the backwoods and the White house. 1901. Neil.
Murray, George Gilbert Aime. 824 M977
Tradition and progress. 1922. Houghton.
Contents: Religio grammatici: the religion of a "man of letters."—Aristophanes
and tbe war party.—The Bacchae of Euripides.—The Stoic philosophy.—Poesis and
mimesis.—Literature as revelation.—The soul as it is and how to deal with it.—National
ideals: conscious and unconscious.—Orbis terrestris.—Satanism and the world order.
Page, Thomas Nelson. 851 D23zp
Dante and his influence; studies. 1922. Scribner. (Virginia University.
Barbour-Page foundation.)
Plato. 888 P68pb
Plato's best thoughts; comp. from Prof. Jowett's translation of the
Dialogues of Plato by C. H. A. Bulkley. 1876. Scribner.
Richardson, William Lee, & Owen, J. M. 809 R41
Literature of the world; an introductory study. 1922. Ginn.
Contents : Introduction.—Literature of the Orient.—The Bible as literature.—Greek
literature.—Latin literature.—Italian literature.—Spanish literature.—French literature.
—German literature.—Russian literature.—Scandinavian literature.—English literature.
—Irish literature.—American literature.—A closing word.
"Reference list" at the end of each chapter.
Rouveyre, Andre Louis Marie. 840.4 R78
Souvenirs de mon commerce. 1921.
Contents: Retour a Remy de Gourmont.—Au bras de Guillaume Apollinaire.—A
1'extremite corporelle de Moreas.—Jules Soury heurte.
Southgate, Henry, comp. 808.8 S72
What men have said about woman; a collection of choice thoughts
and sentences, with illustrations by I. D. Watson. 1865. Routledge.
Van Dyke, Henry. 814 V18co
Companionable books. 1922. Scribner.
Contents: The book of books.—Poetry in the Psalms.—The good enchantment of
Dickens.—Thackeray and real men.—George Eliot and real women.—The poet of immortal
youth (Keats).—The recovery of joy (Wordsworth).—"The glory of the imperfect"
(Browning).—A quaint comrade by quiet streams (Walton).—A sturdy believer
(Samuel Johnson).—A Puritan plus poetry (Emerson). — An adventurer in a velvet
jacket (Stevenson).
Zesch, Ferd. O. comp. 830.8 Z54
Teutonia; poesie und prosa, zur unterhaltung in vereinen und geselligen
kreisen. 1894.

BOOKS ADDED—JANUARY 1923 27
Public Speaking. Readers
Burton, Alexander. 808.55 B95s
Speeches; their preparation and their delivery. 1922. Clode.
Parker, Richard Green, & Watson, J. M. r 808.8 P24n
National third reader, containing a simple, comprehensive and practical
treatise on elocution, numerous and progressive exercises in reading
and recitation and copious notes on the pages where explanations
are required. 1869. Barnes. (National series of readers and spellers.)
Parker, Richard Green, & Watson, J. M. r 808.8 P24
National fifth reader, containing a complete and practical treatise
on elocution, select and classified exercises in reading and declamation,
with biographical sketches and copious notes; adapted to the use of
students in literature. 1868. Barnes. (National school series.)
Sanders, Charles Walton. r 808.8 S21u
Union fifth reader, embracing a full exposition of the principles of
rhetorical reading, with numerous exercises for practice, both in prose
and poetry from the best writers and with literary and biographical
notes, for the higher classes in schools, academies, etc. 1869. Ivison.
(Sanders' union series of readers.)
Poetry
Browning, Mrs Elizabeth (Barrett). 821 B81L
Last poems, with a memorial by Theodore Tilton. 1862. Miller.
Crapsey, Adelaide. 811 C86
Verse. 1922. Knopf.
Dargan, Mrs Olive (Tilford). 811 D25L
Lute and furrow [and other poems]. 1922. Scribner.
Davis, Mary Gould, comp. 821.08 D321
The girl's book of verse; a treasury of old and new poems, with an
introduction by Dorothy Canfield. 1922. Stokes.
The same j 821.08 D32
Drinkwater, John, b. 1882. 821.08 D82
Way of poetry; an anthology for younger readers. 1922. Houghton.
"Acknowledgments," pref. p.5-6.
Rowton, Frederic. 821.08 R81
The female poets of Great Britain; chronologically arranged with
copious selections and critical remarks, with additions by an American
editor. 1854. Baird.

28 CARNEGIE LIBRARY OF PITTSBURGH
Drama. Theatre
Alden, Raymond Macdonald. 822.33 D67
Shakespeare. 1922. Duffield. (Master spirits of literature.)
"Bibliographical notes," p.361-370.
In addition to the life of Shakespeare, his mental and moral qualities, and the
characteristics of the age, the author considers successively the poems, the chronicle
histories, the comedies, the tragedies, and the tragi-comedies. In doing so he adheres to
a modest and scholarly attitude founded upon copious reading and long reflection and
characterized by a lively distrust of the unproved and unprovable. Condensed from
Literary review, 1922.
Crommelynck, Fernand. 842 C89
Le cocu magnifique; farce en trois actes. 1921.
Dell, Floyd. 812 D41k
King Arthur's socks, and other village plays. 1922. Knopf.
Other plays: Human nature.—The chaste adventures of Joseph.—The angel intrudes.—
Legend.— Sweet-and-twenty.—-A long time ago.— Enigma.— Ibsen revisited.—
The rim of the world.—Poor Harold.
Dimick, Howard T. 808.27 D59m
Modern photoplay writing; its craftsmanship; a manual demonstrating
the structural and dramatic principles of the new art as practiced
by the modern photoplaywright. 2v. in 1. 1922. Reeve.
Ervine, St. John Greer. 822 E78s
The ship; a play in three acts. 1922. Macmillan.
Galsworthy, John. 822 G15Lo
Loyalties; a drama in three acts. 1922. Scribner.
Biography
Individual Biography
Barres, Maurice. 92 B263t
Thibaudet, Albert. La vie de Maurice Barres. 1921. (Trente ans
de vie frangaise, v.2.)
A critical study of this modern French novelist.
Calve, Emma. 92 C141
My life; tr. by Rosamond Gilder. 1922. Appleton.
Appeared in the "Saturday evening post," v.195, July 22-Sept. 23, 1922.
Edwards, Jonathan. r 92 E315w
Woodbridge, Jonathan Edwards. The memorial volume of the
Edwards family meeting at Stockbridge, Mass., Sept. 6-7. A. D. 1870.
1871. Congregational Pub. Soc.
Consists chiefly of articles and addresses on Jonathan Edwards, his life, character,
and work, with some additional historical and genealogical information concerning his
descendants.
Jefferson, Thomas. 92 J2323mu
Muzzey, David Saville. Thomas Jefferson. 1918. Scribner. (Figures
from American history.)
The author's aim has been to present a readable, popular account of the life and
political services of Jefferson without any attempt to make any original contribution to
Jeffersonian scholarship. Condensed from Preface.

BOOKS ADDED—JANUARY 1923 29
Lane, Franklin Knight. 92 L235
Letters; personal and political; ed. by A. W. Lane and L. H. Wall.
1922. Houghton.
Franklin K. Lane (1864-1921) was secretary of the interior in President Wilson's
cabinet from 1913 to 1920.
Locke, John. 92 L759L
Lettres inedites a ses amis Nicolas Thoynard, Philippe Van Limborch
et Edward Clarke; publiees avec une introduction et des notes
explicatives par Henry Ollion, avec la collaboration de T. J. De Boer.
1912.
McCoy, Isaac. 92 M1422w
Wyeth, Walter N. Isaac McCoy; early Indian missions: Isaac
McCoy—Christiana McCoy; a memorial. 1895. Privately printed.
(Missionary memorials.)
An account of the life and service of this early 19th century missionary and his
wife among the Indians of the Middle West.
Macoun, John. 92 M2192
Autobiography of John Macoun, Canadian explorer and naturalist,
assistant director and naturalist to the Geological Survey of Canada,
1831-1920, with introduction by E. T. Seton; a memorial volume. 1922.
Ottawa Field-naturalists' Club.
Contains also "Biography of Prof. John Macoun, 1904-1920," by W. T. Macoun.
Riley, James Whitcomb. 92 R458di
Dickey, Marcus. The maturity of James Whitcomb Riley; fortune's
way with the poet in the prime of life and after, with illustrations
painted under the poet's direction by Will Vawter. 1922. Bobbs.
Thomas, Augustus. 92 T3735
The print of my remembrance. 1922. Scribner.
An informal autobiography by an American playwright who is (1922) executive
chairman of the Producing Managers' Association. The pages of this entertaining book
abound in reminiscences of the theatrical world in the period from 1870 to 1910 and
make known the circumstances of the writing and production of his sixty plays.
Trudeau, Edward Livingston. 92 T776c
Chalmers, Stephen. The beloved physician, Edward Livingston
Trudeau. 1916. Houghton.
An appreciative sketch of the character and accomplishments of the founder of the
sanatorium for tuberculosis patients at Lake Saranac.
Collected Biography
r 920 D23
Dansk biografisk haandleksikon; redigeret af Svend Dahl og P. Engelstoft.
v.l. 1920.
v.i. Aaberg-S0ren Hansen.
Maps
Maps—Poland. (1920.) r 912.438 M2
Poland; a sketch map comp. by Henryk Arctowski. 1920. General
Drafting Co.
Size, 22"4 x 24J4 inches, folded in octavo cover; scale, approximately 22^ miles to
1 inch.

30 CARNEGIE LIBRARY OF PITTSBURGH
r 912.8 M6
Maps—South America. (1921.) ,
Map of South America prepared especially for the National g
graphic magazine. 1921. National Geographic Soc.
° r ^- , ,,i/ inrhes folded in octavo cover; scale,
1„
about 13s
nun... TT- miles
miles
to
to
I men.
s
II
of So
[map]
Travel and Description
General
Bainbridge, Mrs Lucy Elizabeth (Seaman). 910 B16
Round the world letters. 1882. Lothrop.
Brooks, James. * W B7 J 32
A seven months' run up and down and around the world. 1872.
Appleton.
Written in letters to the "New York evening express."
Europe
Baker, James, lieut.-col. 914.96 B17
Turkey. 1877. Holt.
Contains maps.
Bartol, Cyrus Augustus. 914 B28
Pictures of Europe; framed in ideas. 1855. Crosby.
Bouton, John Bell. 914 B65
Roundabout to Moscow; an epicurean journey. 1887.
Haight, Elizabeth Hazelton. 914.5 H14
Italy old and new. 1922. Dutton.
Contents: A piazza in Rome.—Due- cuori, una capanna.—The joys of an orario.
The madonna of Pompeii.—A visit to ancient Ostia.—Italian crowds and their temper.—
Tea-drinking in Rome.—The aspirations of Italian women.—La bella Zara.—Epic days.
—Spring in Sicily and the carrying off of the maid.—Re-reading Catullus in Sirtrio.—
The Rome that Horace knew.—Slabsides and the Sabine farm.—Ovid in Sulmona.—
Vergil as a guide in Italy.
Mallet, Paul Henry. 913.48 M29
Northern antiquities; or, An historical account of the manners,
customs, religion and laws, maritime expeditions and discoveries, language
and literature of the ancient Scandinavians (Danes, Swedes, Norwegians
and Icelanders), with incidental notices respecting our Saxon
ancestors; tr. from the French by Bishop Percy. 1847. Bohn. (Bohn's
antiquarian library.)
Maurel, Andre. 914.5 M49p
Petites villes d'ltalie. 4v. 1920. (Bibliotheque de geographie et
voyages.)
Peixotto, Ernest Clifford. 914.6 P37
Through Spain and Portugal. 1922. Scribner.
While there are frequent historical anecdotes and some allusions to native manners
and customs, the chief interest is in the art and architecture of the countries visited.
Illustrations in black and white by the author.

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Sears, Robert. r g14 §43
Scenes and sketches in continental Europe; embracing descriptions
of France, Portugal, Spain, Italy, Sicily, Switzerland, Belgium and Holland,
together with interesting notices of their principal cities and
towns. 1847. Privately printed.
Treves, Sir Frederick. 914.94 T73
The Lake of Geneva. [1922.] Funk.
Contains bibliographical foot-notes.
The author who is an "expert in the art of writing pleasantly about pleasant places
...has gone round the whole lake, describing the towns and villages as he saw them...
and adding notes both from familiar sources and from local histories which are not so
well known." Spectator, 1922.
United States
r 917.3 A6492
Appletons' hand-book of American travel; northern and eastern tour,
including New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Connecticut, Rhode
Island, Massachusetts, Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont and the British
dominions; a guide to Niagara, the White mountains, the Alleghanies,
the Catskills, the Adirondacks, the Berkshire hills, the St.
Lawrence, Lake Champlain, Lake George, Lake Memphremagog. Saratoga,
Newport, Cape May, the Hudson and other famous localities, with
full descriptive sketches of the cities, towns, rivers, lakes, water-falls,
mountains, hunting and fishing grounds, watering-places, sea-side resorts
and all scenes and objects of importance and interest within the
district named, with maps and various skeleton tours; revised for summer
of 1873, with appendix. 1873. Appleton.
r 917.3 A649
Appletons' hand-book of American travel; western tour, embracing
eighteen through routes to the West and far West, tours of the Great
lakes and rivers and all local routes of the states of Ohio, Indiana,
Illinois, Iowa, Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Missouri, Kansas,
Nebraska, Colorado, Nevada, California and Oregon and territories of
Dakota, Wyoming, Montana, Idaho, Utah and Washington; a complete
guide to the Rocky mountains, Yosemite valley, Sierra Nevada, the
mining regions of Utah, Nevada, etc. and other famous localities, with
full descriptive sketches of the cities, towns, rivers, lakes, water-falls,
mountains, hunting and fishing grounds and all places and objects of
interest within the district named, with maps and diagrams. 1871. Ap­
pleton.
Bowles, Samuel. r 917.88 B66
The Switzerland of America; a summer vacation in the parks and
mountains of Colorado. 1869. Bowles.
Charleston, W. Va. Directories. r 917.54 C37
R. L. Polk & Co.'s Charleston directory, 1920. 1920. Pittsburgh.

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Other Countries
Blunt, Lady Anne (Noel). 915 6 B57
'
Bedouin tribes of the Euphrates; ed. with a preface and some account
of the Arabs and their horses, by W. S. B. 1879. Harper.
Contains map.
Humboldt, Alexander von. 917.2 H92
Political essay on the kingdom of New Spain; tr. from the original
French by John Black. 2v. in 1. 1811. Riley.
Contains bibliographical foot-notes.
Statistical and geographical information concerning Mexico.
Marsh, James Reid. 915.1 M41
The charm of the Middle Kingdom. 1922. Little.
An informal account of the author's sojourn in China, with many anecdotes illustrative
of the manners and customs of the people.
Moore, Phil H. 799 M87
With gun and rod in Canada. 1922. Houghton.
Tales of adventures not only in various parts of Canada but in the United States
as well. Contains, in addition, advice for the city man in the wilds on how to handle a
canoe, a gun,—or a guide.
O'Brien, Frederick. 919.63 012at
Atolls of the sun. 1922. Century.
"Experiences in visiting some of the less well known islands of the South Seas are
here described.. .with characteristic vividness and charm of style." Outlook, 1922.
[Schaw, Janet.] 917.297 S31
Journal of a lady of quality; being the narrative of a journey from
Scotland to the West Indies, North Carolina and Portugal, in the years
1774-1776; ed. by E.W.Andrews in collaboration with C.M.Andrews.
1922. Yale University Press.
Contents: The voyage to the West Indies.—Antigua and St. Christopher.—Residence
in North Carolina.—Sojourn in Lisbon.
"Exceptional powers both of observation and of description, keen sense of humour
and unfailing courage under difficulties, combine to make Miss Schaw's account of her
journey of much value as well as interest." English historical review, 1922.
Stefansson, Vilhjalmur. 919.8 S81h
Hunters of the great north. 1922. Harcourt.
The same j 919.8 S81
An account of the explorer's first Arctic expedition in 1906-07. He describes in
detail his travels in dog sledges and skin boats and his experiences while learning to live
ike a real Eskimo. To this narrative have been added three chapters telling how he
learned to hunt canbou, seals, and polar bears. Two maps and other illustrations.
Stefansson, Vilhjalmur. 91Q g ggi_
The northward course of empire, with an introduction by E W
Nelson. 1922. Harcourt.
"Bibliography," p.271-274.
Develops further the author's theory, suggested in "The friendly Arctic " that the
far northern regions can be so developed as to maintain life and become a factor in the
economic world. '" ine

History
BOOKS ADDED—JANUARY .1923 33
General
Wells, Herbert George. 909 W49s
A short history of the world. 1922. Macmillan.
This is not an abstract or condensation of the author's "Outline of history" but a
much more generalized history, planned and written afresh. Condensed from Preface.
Europe
Boulenger, Jacques Romain. 944.03 B65
The seventeenth century; tr. from the French. [1920.] Heinemann.
(National history of France.)
"Works to consult" at end of each chapter.
A "study of the reigns of Louis XIII and Louis XIV. M. Boulenger is. .. successful...in
sketching the course of events in bold outline while emphasizing the dominant
personalities of the period." Spectator, 1920.
Breasted, James Henry, & Robinson, J. H. 940 B71
History of Europe; ancient and medieval: earliest man, the Orient,
Greece and Rome, by J. H. Breasted; Europe from the break-up of the
Roman empire to the French revolution, by J. H. Robinson. 1920. Ginn.
Contains maps.
"Bibliography," p.647-665.
Cresson, William Penn. qr 940.9 C87
The Holy alliance; the European background of the Monroe doctrine.
1922. Oxford University Press; Amer. Branch. (Carnegie Endowment
for International Peace—Division of international law. Publications.)
"Bibliography," p.139-141.
Robinson, James Harvey, & Beard, C. A. 940.9 R55
History of Europe; our own times: the eighteenth and nineteenth
centuries, the opening of the twentieth century and the world war.
1921. Ginn.
Contains maps.
"Bibliography," p.1-6, at end of book.
United States
Beauchamp, William Martin. r 973.3 B346
Revolutionary soldiers resident or dying in Onondaga county, N. Y.,
with supplementary list of possible veterans based on a pension list of
F. H. Chase, Syracuse, N. Y. 1913. McDonnell. (Onondaga Historical
Association, Syracuse, N. Y. Publications, v.l, no.2.)
Supplement. (Onondaga Historical Association. Annual
volume, 1914, p.188-214.) r 974.7 025 1914
Wilder, Daniel Webster. r 978.1 W71
The annals of Kansas. 1875. Kansas Pub. House.

34 CARNEGIE LIBRARY OF PITTSBURGH
Other Countries
962 B57
Blunt, Wilfrid Scawen.
Secret history of the English occupation of Egypt; being a personal
narrative of events. 1922. Knopf.
This indictment of England's actions in Egypt in the early 8o's was written in 1895
and first published in England in 1907.
European War
Daniels, Josephus. 940.915 D22
Our navy at war. 1922. Doran.
An account of the part played by the United States navy in the great war. The
author was secretary of the navy in President Wilson's cabinet.
Wister, Owen. 940.919 W819
Neighbors henceforth. 1922. Macmillan.
The plight of France, the deed of Germany, and the international destiny of the
United States are the main themes of this volume, the last of a series of which the first
is "The pentecost of calamity" and the second, "A straight deal."
Books in the Russian Language
Balmont, Konstantin Dimitrievich, comp. 808.1 B21
Iz mirovoi poezii. 1921.
Title translated: "From the poetry of the world."
Mamin Sibiriak, Dmitrii Narkisovich. 891.73 M31p
Padaiushchiia zviezdy.
Title translated: "Falling stars."
Mamin-Sibiriak, Dmitrii Narkisovich. 891.73 M31z
Zoloto; roman.
Title translated: "Gold."
Petrograd, Tekhnologicheskii Institut Imperatora Nikolaia I. 925 P46
Semidesiatiliatilietnii iubileT. 1903.
Title translated: "The seventieth jubilee."
Rathaus, Dimitri. goj 7, JJTI
Moi piesni.
Title translated: "My songs."
Books in the Yiddish Language
T. . . , , , 296 J32
Jiskor; e.n buch des gedenkens an gefallene wachter und arbeiter in
Palastina. 1918.
Kassel, David. 892 M
far ovenden un verweilungen. 1918.
Title translated: "For evenings and recreation."

BOOKS ADDED—JANUARY 1923 35
Kotik, I. 92 K394
Meine zichronos. 2v. 1913-14.
Title translated: "My memories."
Twain, Mark, (pseud, of Samuel Langhorne Clemens). 892.53 T89
Der prinz un der betler.
Translation of his "The prince and the pauper."
Ziper, I. B. 892.52 Z68
Di Schine in golus.
Title translated: "The Holy Spirit in exile."
Young People's Books
Baker, Olaf. j B175d
Dusty Star; illustrated by Paul Bransom. Dodd.
Appeared in the "Ladies' home journal," v.39, Sept.-Dec. 1922.
An Indian boy and his wolf cub grow up together in such close companionship that
the boy learns to be half a wolf. Driven away from the Indian camp by the hatred of
Sitting-Always, Dusty Star becomes the Little Brother to all the forest folk; but when
evil days come upon his people he and Kiopo return with their "medicine" to bring deliverance
to the tribe.
Baynes, Ernest Harold. j B338p
Polaris; the story of an Eskimo dog, with many illustrations from
photographs by L. B. Baynes [and others]. Macmillan.
A true story of a real dog so beautiful that he was called Polaris the Glorious, told
by his master who watched him grow up from a little puppy.
Colum, Padraic. j C727c
The children who followed the piper; illustrated by Dugald Walker.
Macmillan.
Among the children who followed the pied piper through the mountain and down
into the Wood of Daylight-Gone were Valentine, the emperor's son, John Ball, the
miller's son, and little Golden Hood. This is the story of their strange adventures in
the Dark Forest and of how they found their way back into the world of men.
Davis, Mary Gould, comp. j 821.08 D32
The girl's book of verse; a treasury of old and new poems, with an
introduction by Dorothy Canfield. 1922. Stokes.
The poems, ranging in time from the "Song of Solomon" to Hilda Conkling's
"Spring song" are arranged in four groups under the headings: Melody.—The pipes of
Pan.—Enchantment.—Stories.
Doyle, Sir Arthur Conan. j D775w
The white company; pictures by N. C. Wyeth. Cosmopolitan Book
Corporation.
The adventures of a company of free-lances fighting for fun and booty in the wars
of the Black Prince. Thirteen full-page plates in color.
Fabre, Jean Henri. j 540 Fllw
The wonder book of chemistry; tr. from the French by F. C. Bicknell.
1922. Century.
In the form of conversations between Uncle Paul and his two nephews. They perform
together various simple experiments with air, water, phosphorus, sulphur, and other
substances, using apparatus of their own devising.

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wii o 1 r> . A j 398 F48m
Fillmore, Parker Roysted.
J
Mighty Mikko; a book of Finnish fairy tales and folk tales, with
illustrations and decorations by Jay Van Everen. 1922. Harcourt.
Grenfell, Wilfred Thomason. J 92 G875w
Wallace. Dillon. Story of Grenfell of the Labrador: a boy's life of
Wilfred T. Grenfell. 1922. Revell.
An account of Dr Grenfell's life and adventures among the fisher folk of Labrador.
The author has lived among the people, shared their hardships, and witnessed with his
own eyes some of the marvelous achievements of "the deap-sea doctor."
Hall, Jennie. j 913 H17b
Buried cities, with many drawings and photographs from original
sources. 1922. Macmillan.
Contents: POMPEII: The Greek slave and the little Roman boy; Vesuvius; Pompeii
today.—OLYMPIA: Two winners of crowns; How a city was lost.—MYCENAE: How a
lost city was found.
The pictures of places, buildings, statues, coins, gems, household utensils, and other
objects of interest are arranged in groups following the stories and each has an explanatory
note.
Jewett, Eleanore Myers. j 398 J31w
Wonder tales from Tibet; illustrations by Maurice Day. 1922. Little.
Contents: The clever prince and the stupid brother.—The white bird's wife.—The
promise of Massang. — How six friends sought adventure. — The secret of the Khan's
barber.—The prince with the golden mouth.—The strange adventure of Schalu's wife.—
The fortunes of Shrikantha.—Sunshine and moonshine.
Long, long ago, in a far country dwelt a strange and mysterious creature, the
Siddhi-kur, all gold and emerald, with a head that looked like mother-of-pearl, and a
crown upon it. These are some of the stories of wonder and magic told to his captor,
the ever-persevering Khan's son, as he was being carried from his garden of ghost children
to live in the cool grove on the shining mountain beside the good Nagarguna.
Lewis, Mrs Isabel Eleanor (Martin). j 523 L67
Astronomy for young folks. 1922. Duffield.
"Tables," p.261-267.
The first chapters are arranged by months and give diagrams and directions for
identifying the principal constellations and also some of the stories and legends connected
with these star groups. Additional chapters deal with the moon, Jupiter, Saturn, comets,
meteorites, and other astronomical subjects.
Lofting, Hugh. j L771v
Voyages of Doctor Dolittle; illustrated by the author. Stokes.
In which Tommy Stubbins, the cobbler's son, becomes assistant to the famous animal
doctor and accompanies him on a voyage to Spidermonkey island where the naturalist
becomes Jong Thmkalot, king of all the Moving Land, and with the help of the Great
Glass Sea-snail learns the language of the shell-fish.
Lucas, Edward Verrall, & Lucas, Mrs Elizabeth (Griffin). j 790 L96a
What shall we do now? over five hundred games and pastimes; a
book of suggestions for children's games and employments [rev ] by
Dorothy Canfield. 1922. Stokes.
There are drawing, writing, thinking, guessing, and acting games as well as games
for parties picnics, and other special occasions. Includes chapters on indoor ' o
tions, candy-making, books and reading, gardening, and the care of pets \n earth.
edition was published with the title "Three hundred games and pastimes."

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Matthews, Brander, comp. j 811.08 M47a
Poems of American patriotism; illustrated by N. C. Wyeth. 1922.
Scribner.
The poems are arranged in the order of the events which they celebrate, so that the
collection forms, as nearly as possible, a history of America as told by her poets. A few
selections included in the earlier edition have been omitted and others commemorating
heroes or incidents of the last forty years have been added. Pictures in color.
Meigs, Cornelia. j 793.1 M57h
Helga and the white peacock; a play in three acts for young people,
with a frontispiece by Ruth Bingham, photographs by Margaret
Browne and notes on production from the Poughkeepsie community
players. 1922. Macmillan.
A fairy tale play. Helga is a human child who has been stolen by the trolls. She
can be saved from becoming like them only if her twin brother who goes in search of
her is successful in his quest. Other characters are the West Wind, the Grey Goose,
the peacock, and the Spider Woman, the grandmother of all the trolls.
Molesworth, Mrs Mary Louisa. j M789so
Stories; comp. by Sidney Baldwin, with pictures by Edna Cooke.
Duffield.
Contents: The cuckoo clock.—The six poor little princesses.—Too bad.—Carrots.—
Mary Ann Jolly.—-Basil's violin. — The reel fairies. — The blue dwarfs. — Good night
Winny.
Newberry, Perry. j N262b
Black Boulder claim; illustrated by Henry Pitz. Penn Pub. Co.
Experiences of two boys prospecting for gold in the mountains of California.
Olcott, Frances Jenkins, ed. j 923 023g
Good stories for great birthdays; arranged for story-telling and
reading aloud and for the children's own reading. 1922. Houghton.
The same rj 923 023g
"Over 200 stories celebrating 23 great birthdays of patriot-founders and upbuilders
of the Republics of both North and South America. . .The arrangement follows the
school-year, beginning in October with Columbus." Foreword.
Suggestive story programs and a subject index are added.
Rolt-Wheeler, Francis. j R656wr
The wreck-hunters. Lothrop. (Museum series.)
A story of treasure trove. With the author, one may share in the rescue of the
Ocean Fay stranded upon a Bahaman reef, dive for the buried gold of a pirate ship, or
help in raising a Spanish galleon. Old time wrecking methods and modern ways of
salvaging are both described.
Slaughter, Mrs Gertrude Elizabeth (Taylor). j 822.33 HX
Shakespeare and the heart of a child; illustrated by Eric Pape. 1922.
Macmillan.
Contents: Shakespeare by the sea.—Shakespeare in Italy.—-Shakespeare in France.
—In Shakespeare's country.—With Shakespeare at home.
Barbara loved the plays of Shakespeare; she knew bits of them by heart, and her
friends were of all ages and conditions. The scenes and the characters were made still
more real to her by visits to the Roman forum, fair Verona, the magical city of Venice,
France and England. Good pictures.
Stefansson, Vilhjalmur. j 919.8 S81
Hunters of the great north. 1922. Harcourt.
An account of the explorer's first Arctic expedition in 1906-07. He describes in
detail his travels in dog sledges and skin boats and his experiences while learning to live
like a real Eskimo. To this narrative have been added three chapters telling how he
learned to hunt caribou, seals, and polar bears. Two maps and other illustrations.

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Stroebe, Clara, ed. J 398 S91d
Danish fairy book; tr. by F. H. Martens, with illustrations in colour
by G. W. Hood. 1922. Stokes.
398 S91n
Stroebe, Clara, ed. J
Norwegian fairy book; tr. by F. H. Martens, with illustrations in
colour by G. W. Hood. 1922. Stokes.
Teasdale, Sara, comp. j 821.08 T26
Rainbow gold; poems old and new, selected for boys and girls, with
illustrations by Dugald Walker. 1922. Macmillan.
Bibliography, p.259-263.
Poems, the compiler says, "that would have pleased the child I used to be and the
boy who was my playmate." Selections from some of the newer writers, such as "Jim
Jay" by Walter de la Mare, "A song of Sherwood" by Alfred Noyes, and "The terrible
robber men" by Padraic Colum are included as well as old favorites.

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Public Ownership. Chicago.
La Revue de l'Art Ancien et Moderne. Paris.
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Books Recently Added to the Library
An r or b prefixed to the call number indicates that the book must be
called for and used in the Reference or the Technology Room; j that it is
especially suitable for children; and q that it is quarto size or larger.
Fiction
Allinson, Mrs Anne Crosby (Emery). A437r
Roads from Rome. Macmillan.
Contents: The estranger.—A poet's toll.—The phrase-maker.—A Roman citizen.—
Fortune's ledger.—A road to Rome.
Sketches of Roman life in the days of the Ciesars.
Ashmun, Margaret Eliza. A827s
Support. Macmillan.
This novel is concerned with tbe ethical right of a woman to accept support from
the man whom she has divorced.
Austen, Jane. A933L
Love & freindship, and other early works now first printed from
the original ms., with a preface by G. K. Chesterton. Chatto.
Other early works: Lesley castle.—The history of England.—Collection of letters.
—Scraps.
These early writings of Jane Austen are wholly delightful in themselves and they
show already in the bud those qualities of irony and humour which are the flower of
her later work. Condensed from Saturday review. J922.
Bouvet, Marguerite. B661p
Pierrette. McClurg.
The story of a little French girl and her widowed mother and of how they found
their happiness in being honest in time of temptation.
Daskam, Josephine Dodge, afterward Mrs Bacon. D273wh
While Caroline was growing. Macmillan.
"A rather ingenious series of incidents in the life of an American girl child, which
show the effect she and other children have upon the grown-up people with who'm they
come into touch, and the effect upon the child's mind of her experiences " Outlook
(London), 1911.
De La Mare, Walter John. D388r
The return [a novel], Collins.
A curious and unusual story in which the central figure is the victim of a facial and
physical change so complete as to disguise his identity. Condensed from Spectator ,910
Ferber, Edna F371gi
Gigolo [and other stories]. Doubleday.
Contents: The afternoon of a faun.-OId man Minick.-Gigolo.-Not a day over
traveT BIrl - A,n '< *» wonderful 1-The sudden "sixties.-H I Should
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Hichens, Robert Smythe. H5222d
December love. Doran.
A character study of a woman of 60 who still desires life and youth and love.
James, Henry, 1843-1916. J164st
Stories revived. 3v. Macmillan.
v.i. The author of "Beltraffio."—Pandora.—The path of duty.—A light man.—A
day of days.
v.2. Georgina's reasons. — A passionate pilgrim. — A landscape-painter. — Rose-
Agathe.
v.3. Poor Richard.—The last of the Valerii.—Master Eustace.—The romance of
certain old clothes.—A most extraordinary case.
Little, Frances, (pseud, of Mrs Fannie (Caldwell) Macaulay). L7432J
Jack and I in Lotus land. Harper.
Pictures of life in modern Japan after the great war. The love story of two young
Americans and the further adventures of the Lady of the Decoration furnish the materials
for the rather slight story element.
Maran, Rene. M358b
Batouala [tr. by A. S. Seltzer]. Seltzer.
A realistic novel of native life in the French Congo. The author, a French negro,
received the Goncourt prize for this work.
Poe, Edgar Allan. P74HL
Tales of adventure and exploration. Scribner. (Works, v.S.)
Contents: Narrative of Arthur Gordon Pym.—The journal of Julius Rodman.
"Notes," P.355-36L
Robertson, Morgan. R541d
Down to the sea [stories]. Harper.
Contents: The closing of the circuit.—A cow, two men and a parson.—The rivals.
—A chemical comedy.—A hero of the cloth.—The subconscious Finnegan.—The torpedo.
—The submarine.—Fifty fathoms down.—The enemies.—The vitality of Dennis.—The
helix.—The shark.—The mutiny.
Somerville, Edith OZnone, & Ross, Martin, (pseud, of S696e
Violet Martin).
An enthusiast. Longmans.
Tormay, Cecile. T633o
The old house; a novel; tr. from the Hungarian by E. Torday.
McBride.
The atmosphere of fatality involving helpless human beings is preserved throughout
this sympathetic and sorrowful history of the gradual downfall of a family through three
generations.
Walpole, Hugh. W1862ca
The cathedral; a novel. Doran.
The cathedral with its mass, its height, its crowding beauties, and its great tradition
dominates this story of an English cathedral town, which relates the sins and the conquests
of the men and the women who are the servants of the cathedral. Condensed
from Atlantic monthly, 192s.
Ward, Mrs Humphry. W214ha
Harvest [a novel]. Dodd.
A story of England in war time, with the unraveling of the mystery which surrounds
a woman farmer as the basis of the plot.

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Italian Fiction
Annunzio, Gabriele d', (pseud, of Gaetano Rapagnetta). 853 A61f
II fuoco.
Wilkins, Ernest Hatch, & Altrocchi, Rudolph, ed. 853 W72
Italian short stories. Heath. (Heath's modern language series.)
Contents: Idilio di Pulcinella, by Matilde Serao. — L'assassino degli alberi, by
Grazia Deledda.—Eden anto; Quiete meridiana nell' Alpe, by Antonio Fogazzaro.—La
visita del Prefetto; II dramma di iersera, by Renato Fucini.—Cavalleria rusticana, by
Giovanni Verga.—Gli idolatri; I seminatori, by Gabriele d'Annunzio.
Contains notes.
General Works
Baer (Joseph), & Co. qr 016.093 B14c
Codices manu scripti saeculorum 9 ad 19; Incunabula xylographica
et typographica, annorum 1450 ad 1500. [1921.] (Catalogue 675.)
Gregory, George. qr 032 G86
Dictionary of arts and sciences; 1st American from the 2d London
ed. v.l, 3. 1815-16. Pierce.
Holliday, Robert Cortes, & Van Rensselaer, Alexander. 029 H72
The business of writing; a practical guide for authors. 1922. Doran.
Contents: Approaching the modern editor.—Approaching the modern publisher.—
The field of the literary agent.—Why be an author?—Seeing a book through the press.
—Publishing your own book.—Marketing and publishing plays.—Contracts and royalties.
—Questions of copyright.—Photoplay writing and the photoplay market.—Book reviewing
and other literary chores.—Limitations of the syndicate field.—The new bookshops.
"Bibliography," p.271-281; "List of magazines," p.282—284.
Marshall, Jane R. G comp. r 028.5 M41
A list of books for high school libraries in Indiana; issued by L. N.
Hines. 1920. Privately printed. (Indiana—Public instruction department.
Bulletin, no.45.)
Massachusetts—Education department. 021.3 M45
Library service for schools; a manual for teachers and librarians to
be kept in the school or library. 1920. (Bulletin, 1920, no.9.)
Published by the Division of public libraries and the Division' of elementary and
secondary education and normal schools.
The same.
.r 021.3 M45
Peterhead, Scotland—Free library. r 027 4 P455
Peterhead free library demonstration, 8th Aug. 1891. 1891. ' Scott.
Reprinted from Peterhead sentinel.
Contains an address by Andrew Carnegie.
Washington (state) University—Library 020.7 W27
school alumni association.
A call to librarianship; issued to the educated young men and
women of the state of Washington. 1919.
The same
r 020.7 W27

BOOKS ADDED—FEBRUARY 1923 51
Philosophy
Bacon, Francis. 192 B13ad
Advancement of learning; ed. by Joseph Devey. 1902. Collier.
Contains bibliographical foot-notes.
Elliott, Charles Wyllys. r 133 E52
Mysteries; or, Glimpses of the supernatural; containing accounts of
the Salem witchcraft, the cock-lane ghost, the Rochester rappings, the
Stratford mysteries, oracles, astrology, dreams, demons, ghosts, spectres,
&c. 1852. Harper.
Geiger, Joseph Roy. qr 149 G27
Some religious implications of pragmatism. 1919. University of
Chicago Press. (Philosophic studies, no.9.)
Contains bibliographical foot-notes.
Thesis for Ph. D., Chicago University.
Smith, Henry Bradford. 160 S64
A first book in logic. 1922. Harper.
"Bibliography," p.173.
Ethics
Most of the books on this subject were purchased from a fund given to the Library
for this purpose by Mr J. L. Black in memory of James Ernest Schwartz.
Allen, Frederick James. 174 A42
Studies of occupations in agriculture, forestry and animal industry.
1921. Harvard University.
Contains references.
Prepared under the auspices of the Bureau of vocational guidance, Graduate school
of education, Harvard University.
Billia, Lorenzo Michelangelo. 171 B483
Lezioni di filosofia della morale fatte all' Universita di Torino. 1896.
Lynch, Arthur. 171 L99
Ethics; an exposition of principles. 1922. Cassell.
Mangold, George Benjamin. qr 176 M33
Children born out of wedlock; a sociological study of illegitimacy,
with particular reference to the United States. 1921. University of
Missouri. (Missouri University. Studies; social science series, v.3, no.3.)
"Selected bibliography," p.196-201.
Nordau, Max. 170.4 N43
Morals and the evolution of man; a translation of "Biologie der
ethik" by M. A. Lewenz. 1922. Cassell.
Contents: The phenomenon of morality.—The immanence of the concept of morality.—The
biological aspect of morality.—Morality and law.—Individual morality and
collective immorality.—Freedom and responsibility.—Morality and progress.—The sanctions
of morality.
Rosmini Serbati, Antonio. 171 R735
II principio della morale; a cura di Giovanni Gentile. 1921.
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„ ... T r 171 S649
Smith, Isaac Gregory.
Characteristics of Christian morality; considered in eight lectures
preached before the University of Oxford, in the year 1873. 1876.
Parker. (Bampton lectures.)
Thompson, Clifford Griffeth.
m W84zt
The ethics of William Wollaston. 1922. Badger.
Contains bibliographical foot-notes.
Thesis for Ph. D., Yale University.
A treatise on "The religion of nature delineated" (ri7i W84), the principal work
of this English philosopher (1659-1724).
Religion
266 B25e
Barnes, Lemuel Call.
Elemental forces in home missions. 1912. Revell.
208 B37
Beecher, Henry Ward.
Royal truths. 1866. Ticknor.
Extracts, usually not longer than a paragraph or two, from his sermons.
Blaikie, William Garden. 221.9 B52
David, king of Israel; the divine plan and lessons of his life. 1856.
Hamilton.
Brougham, Henry Peter, baron Brougham and J'aux. 210 B77
Natural theology; comprising a discourse of natural theology, dialogues
of instinct and dissertations on the structure of the cells of bees
and on fossil osteology. Griffin.
Contains bibliographical foot-notes.
Hyde, John. r 298 H99
Mormonism; its leaders and designs. 1857. Fetridge.
Peters, John Punnett. 223 P45
The Psalms as liturgies; being the Paddock lectures for 1920. 1922.
Macmillan.
Schoff, Wilfred Harvey. 220.8 S36
The ship "Tyre"; a symbol of the fate of conquerors as prophesied
by Isaiah, Ezekiel and John and fulfilled at Nineveh, Babylon and
Rome; a study in the commerce of the Bible. 1920. Longmans.
Contains bibliographical foot-notes.
Somervell, D. C. 270 S69
Short history of our religion, from Moses to the present day. 1922. Bell.
Contents: The preparation for Christianity. — The first four centuries of Christianity.—The
mediaeval church and the reformation.—Great Britain since the reformation.
"Books recommended" at the end of each part.
Streeter, Burnett Hillman, ed. 231 S91
The Spirit; the relation of God and man, considered from the standpoint
of recent philosophy and science. 1921. Macmillan.
Contents: Immanence and transcendence, by A. Seth Pringle-Pattison.— God in
action, by Lily Dougall.—The psychology of power, by J. A. Hadfield.—What happened
at Pentecost, by C. A. A. Scott.—The psychology of grace: how God helps; The psychology
of inspiration: how God teaches, by C.W.Emmet.—The language of the soul:
some reflections on the Christian sacraments, by Lily Dougall.—Spiritual experience;
Spirit and matter, by A. Clutton-Brock.—Christ the constructive revolutionary, by B. H.
Streeter.

BOOKS ADDED—FEBRUARY 1923 53
Sociology
Annuaire international de statistique; pub. par 1'Office permanent le
1 Institut International de Statistique, 1916-21. v.1-8. 1916-21
Bacon, Corinne, comp.
Standard catalog, sociology section; one thousand titles Yf "tnem^st
ueslKn 1918 W U f Ul ^ T ^ ^^ a " d «*"^£
questions. 1918. Wilson. (Standard catalog series.)
Barnich, Georges.
Essai de politique positive basee sur 1'energetique sociale de&Jlwy
avec tableau de synthese sociale. 1919. cue son ay,
Goring, Charles Buckham.
The English convict (new issue with an introduction by Karfpearson);
a statistical study. 1919.
An abridged edition.
Contains bibliographical foot-notes.
League of Red Cross Societies.
The national Red Cross Society; an outline for discussion of its
program and organisation for peace time activities; meeting of the
general council, March 1920. 1920.
Issued by the Department of organisation.
Politics and Government
New York (state)—Judiciary committee. (Assembly.) r 353 9 N263
Proceedings in the matter of the investigation by the Assembly of
the state of New York as to the qualifications of Louis Waldman
August Claessens, S. A. DeWitt, Samuel Orr and Charles Solomon to
retain their seats in said body. 3v. 1920.
Rochester (N. Y.) Bureau of Municipal Research. r 352.2 RS7
Report on a survey of the Police bureau of the city of Rochester
N. Y.; submitted to the mayor, the commissioner of public safety and
the chief of police. 1921.
United States—Budget bureau. qr 351.72 U25a
Message of the president of the United States, transmitting the
alternative budget for the service of the fiscal year ending Tune 30
1923. 1921.
bud ^" CludeS the alternative budget and the report of the director of the Bureau of the
United States—Budget bureau. qr 351.72 U25b
Message of the president of the United States, transmitting the
budget for the service of the fiscal year ending June 30, 1923. 1921.
Includes the budget and the report of the director of the Bureau of'the budget.
United States—Judge advocate general. r 353.6 U2534a3
Digest of opinions of the judge advocate general of the army, comprising
bulletins, War department, 1917, nos.26, 34, 42, 49, 54, 67 72

54 CARNEGIE LIBRARY OF PITTSBURGH
United States—Judge advocate general—continued. r 353.6 U2534a3
and 75, together with digests of certain other opinions published in
Opinions of judge advocate general, v.l, 1917, April 1, 1917 to Dec. 31,
1917. 1920.
United States—Reclassification of salaries, r 351.1 U256
Joint commission on.
Report; submitting a classification of positions on the basis of
duties and qualifications, and schedules of compensation for the respective
classes. 1920. (66th cong. 2d sess. House. Doc. no.686.)
r 325.73 V26
Verdict of public opinion on the Japanese-American question; a symposium
instituted by Cornelius Vanderbilt, jr., and founded on P. B.
Kyne's novel "The pride of Palomar." [1921.] Privately printed.
Weale, B. L. Putnam, (pseud, of Bertram Lenox Simpson). 327 W35i
An indiscreet chronicle from the Pacific. 1922. Dodd.
A study of the political and diplomatic situation in the Far East, especially in reference
to the Washington conference in 1921. The author is an Englishman serving in
the political section of the office of the president of China.
Willoughby, Westel Woodbury. r 342.51 W76
Constitutional government in China; present conditions and prospects.
1922. Carnegie Endowment for International Peace.
Issued in the Pamphlet series by the Division of international law of the Carnegie
h-ndowment for International Peace.
Willoughby, Westel Woodbury, & Rogers, Lindsay. 342 W76
An introduction to the problem of government. 1922. Doubleday.
Contains bibliographical foot-notes.
"Deals with political theory and practice in the light of the world's experience The
book is not a systematic treatise in the ordinary sense; it does not purpose to include
the whole range of governmental activity. As its title implies it is an 'introduction' to
he general problem of governing a free people...The authors have singled out pracically
al the great questions of government which are engaging the public interest
today. It is a book for the live teacher and student of contemporary affairs—not for
the antiquanan or the delver into origins." American political science review, 1922.
Economics
Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America. r 331 87 A48r
^To^ic. GeUeraI executive board to the biennial convention
(4th), 1920. 1920.
Thes^me (lst-3d), 1914-18. (In its Documentary history, 1914-18.
1916-18.)
r 331.87 A48
International labour directory, 1921. 1921 r ,,, n7 T->A
Published by the International Labour Office.
W
Kansas—Industrial relations court. r ,,, , ^,0
Annual report (1st), 1920. 1921.
Includes the "Report" of the Public utilities commission.
Labor age [monthly], Oct. 1917-date. v.6-date 1917-date r *« T^0
Feb.-March, Tune-Oct IOZI Tulv rco, u •
1917-19. published bi'month y/except fune July AueuT^'d « ,
V.6-7, Oct. I9:7-May r^^^d^^O^^SS^"^v.8-I0)
no.,, Dec. :oI9-May I9J1| title reads "Socialist review »
f 335 I248

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Maryland—Labor and statistics board. r 331 jyr43
Annual report (27th-30th), 1918-21. 1919-22.
New York, Cotton Exchange. r 33g j xrofi
Ceremonies attending the leaving of the old and opening of the new
cotton exchange on Thursday, April 30, 1885, also Annual report for
year ending May 26, 1885. [1885.]
Orton, William Aylott. 331 Q2gg
Labour in transition; a survey of British industrial history since
1914. 1921. Allan.
"Selected authorities," p.268-271.
Pritchard, Myron Thomas, & Turkington, G. A. 331.84 P95
Stories of thrift for young Americans. 1915. Scribner.
Rignano, Eugenic 336 2 R45
Per una riforma socialista del diritto successorio. [1920.]
United States—Comptroller of the treasury. r 331.2 U251
Second supplement to the government salary tables showing 97^
per cent of basic salaries in accordance with the provisions of the civilservice
retirement act approved May 22, 1920. 1920.
United States. Statutes. r 338.8 U2538f
The Federal antitrust laws with amendments; list of cases instituted
by the United States and citations of cases decided thereunder or relating
thereto. 1920.
Issued by the Department of justice.
Westergaard, Harald Ludvig. r 330.9 W56
Economic development in Denmark before and during the world
war. 1922. Clarendon Press. (Carnegie Endowment for International
Peace—Division of economics and history. Publications.)
Law
Horack, Frank Edward. r 345 H79
Child legislation in Iowa. [1921.] Iowa University. (Iowa University.
Studies in child welfare, v.l, no.6.)
Littell, Clair Francis. 341.3 L74
The neutralization of states; a study in diplomatic history and international
law. 1920. Privately printed.
"Bibliography," p.171-176.
Thesis for Ph. D., Columbia University.
Massachusetts—Education department. r 342.7 M45
Thirty lessons in naturalization and citizenship; an outline for
teachers of adult immigrants. [1921.] (Bulletin, 1921, v.6, 110.6.)
Nims, Harry Dwight. r 347.7 N35
Law of unfair competition and trade-marks, with chapters on goodwill,
trade secrets, defamation of competitors and their goods, registration
of trade-marks under the Federal trade-mark act, price cutting,
etc. 1921. Baker.

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Andersen, William Niclaus.
Education
r 372 4 A54
-
Determination of a spelling vocabulary based upon written correspondence.
[1921.] Iowa University. (Iowa University. Studies in
education, v.2, no.l.)
"Bibliography," p.63-66.
Canada—Statistics bureau. r 379.71 C16
Historical statistical survey of education in Canada; pub. by
authority of Sir G. E. Foster. 1921.
The report is the work of S. A. Cudmore, chief, and M. C. Maclean, assistant chief
of the Branch of education statistics, Dominion bureau of statistics.
Coker, William Chambers, & Hoffmann, Eleanor. 371.6 C67
Design and improvement of school grounds. 1921. (North Carolina
University. Extension bureau. Special series, no.l.)
"Reference books," p.48.
Johnston, Charles Hughes, and others. 379.17 J36j
Junior-senior high school administration. 1922. Scribner.
"Bibliography," p.30l-39S-
Commerce. Transportation
Boston—Transit commission. r 385 B64
Legislation, court decisions, contract for the use of the subway
authorized by chapter 548, acts of 1894, contract for the use of the
tunnel and subway authorized by chapter 534, acts of 1902 [and] lease
of the East Boston tunnel, authorized by chapter 500, acts of 1897.
1905. Doyle.
Jones, Clement Wakefield. 387 J39
British merchant shipping. 1922. Arnold.
Contains bibliographical foot-notes.
Written to furnish for the beginner in a steamship office a compendium of things
he ought to learn if he wants promotion, and to explain to the general reader the daily
round of happenings in the shipping business. Condensed from Preface.
United States—Federal trade commission. r 385 U252
Report on private car lines, June 27, 1919. 1920.
pt.i. General survey of private car lines.
pt.2. The packer car lines and their relations to the public.
pt.3. Nonpacker car lines.
Costume. Etiquette
[Braddy, Nella.] 395 Bfi7b
The book of business etiquette. 1922. Doubleday.
Contents: The American business man.-The value of courtesy—Putting courtesy
into busmess.-Persor.ality.-Table manners—Telephones and front doors—Traveling
and selling—The business of writing—Morals and manners—"Big business ."-In a de
partment store—A whde with a traveling man—Tables for two of more—Ladies first?
Carr, Lucien. r 3gj Q22
Dress and ornaments of certain American Indians. 1897 Press of
Charles Hamilton.
Contains bibliographical foot-notes.
Reprinted from the "Proceedings" of the American Antiquarian Society at the
semiannual meeting, April 1897, «=>oweiy, at tne

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Crowther, Mrs Mary M. (Owens). 395 C89
The book of letters; what letters to write for every purpose, business
and social; the etiquette of correspondence. 1922. Doubleday.
The same r 395 C89
Women
Most of the books on this subject were purchased from a fund left to the Library for
this purpose by Charles C. Mellor.
Concannon, Mrs Helena. 395 C74
Daughters of Banba. 1922. Gill.
Contains bibliographical foot-notes.
Gleanings from the legends and the history of Ireland concerning the lives and
brave deeds of her women.
Scotland—Agriculture board. r 331.4 S42
Report of the Committee on women in agriculture in Scotland. 1920.
H. M. Stationery Off.
United States—Women's bureau. r 331.4 U2532p
Preliminary report of a survey of wages, hours and conditions of
work of the women in industry in Georgia, 1920/21. 1921.
Language
Collar, William Coe, & Daniell, M. G. 475 C69
First year Latin; revised by Thornton Jenkins. 1918. Ginn.
Sargent, Epes. 422 S24
A school manual of English etymology and text-book of derivatives,
prefixes and suffixes, with numerous exercises for the use of schools.
1873. Butler. (New American series.)
Schoell, Franck Louis. 448 S36
Le folklore au village; an elementary French reader. 1922. Putnam.
A collection of French superstitions, legends, fairy tales, animal tales, etc., adapted
for use by American students.
Science
Bewick, Thomas. qr 598.2 B46
A history of British birds. 2v. 1885. Quaritch. (Works; memorial
edition, v.1-2.)
v.i. Land birds.
v.2. Water birds.
"Letterpress: v.i by R. Beilby; v.2 by H. Cotes." Dictionary of national biography.
Vezo, L. r 510 V29
Les mathematiques de l'ouvrier moderne a l'usage des apprentis,
ouvriers et contremaitres de l'industrie, des ecoles d'apprentissage et
des cours de perfectionnement professionnel. [2v.] 1921.
v.i. Arithmetique.—Algebre.
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Ware, William Robert. 1 515 7 W22
;
Shades and shadows, with applications to architectural details and
exercises in drawing them with the brush and pen. pt.i. 1912. Weber.
pt.i. Rectilinear figures, with an appendix upon projections and perspective and a
note upon trigonometrical terms.
Physics
Beilby, Sir George Thomas. 539.2 B38
Aggregation and flow of solids; being the records of an experimental
study of the micro-structure and physical properties of solids
in various states of aggregation, 1900-21. 1921. Macmillan.
"List of papers by the author which are referred to in this book," p.255-256.
"The book does not consist of a reprint of the original papers, but it contains their
matter, rearranged and co-ordinated, with additional evidence and illustrations. . .It
makes no pretence to be a critical review of the subject.. .but the monograph represents
a personal record of original work...which makes it a model of research as well as an
important contribution to molecular physics and to metallurgy." C. H. Desch, in Journal
of the Society of Chemical Industry, 1922.
King, Horace Williams, & Wisler, C. O. 532.5 K26
Hydraulics. 1922. Wiley.
A text-book for beginning courses in hydraulics. "Deals with the fundamental
principles of hydraulics and their application in engineering practice. Though many
formulas applicable to different types of problems are given, it has been the aim of the
authors to bring out... the underlying principles. . .rather than to emphasize the importance
of the formulas themselves." Preface.
Kinney Manufacturing Company, Boston. r 532.54 K27
Friction pressure loss in oil pipe lines [comp. by R. S. Danforth].
1920.
Laws and formula; with tables and charts for their application.
Levasseur, Albert. r 537.85 L662
Les metallurgies electrolytiques et leurs applications. 1921.
Luckiesh, M. r 535.333 L97
Ultraviolet radiation; its properties, production, measurement and
applications. 1922. Van Nostrand.
"References" at the end of each chapter.
Brief and not highly technical.
United States—Standards, Bureau of. 536.52 U25
Pyrometrie practice, by P. D. Foote [and others]. 1921. (United
States—Standards, Bureau of. Technologic papers, no.170.)
The same. (In United States—Standards, Bureau of. Technologic
papers, no.170.) qr 53fJ g U25t y 14> nQ m
Chemistry
Aston, Francis William. CIOAOC
T 4. moo A r 541 - 2 A8 5
Isotopes. 1922. Arnold.
Contains bibliographical foot-notes.
A consideration of substances with identical rk,V,l ,„j
but differing in atomic weight. identical chemical and spectroscopic properties
"He has continued the investigation beenn bv S;,- T T TI
and extended its methods, greatly InUr^Z iaea^ie d e S s Wmad 1 " 0 ^
handsome contr.but.on to knowledge." Chemical age (London) ^922 * *'**

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Bary, Paul. r S4U2 B2g
Les colloides, leurs gelees & leurs solutions. 1921.
Contains bibliographical foot-notes.
Bernthsen, August. r 547 B45t2
Text-book of organic chemistry; the English translation from the
German, ed. and rev. by J. J. Sudborough. [Enl. ed.] 1922. Van
Nostrand.
Deserves a place among the very best of the advanced text-books.
Blyth, Alexander Wynter, & Blyth, M. W. r 543.5 B57a
Poisons; their effects and detection. Ed.5, rev. & enl. 1920. Griffin.
Contains bibliographical foot-notes.
Standard work on toxicology. Comprehensive in scope. Deals briefly with occurrence
and properties of poisonous substances and very fully with their physiologic effects.
Concerned primarily with effects on man, but in many cases includes effects on
lower animals, also. Treats, in detail, of the separation and estimation of poisons.
Cohen, Ernst Julius, & Schut, W. qr 541.1 C66
Piezochemie kondensierter systeme. 1919.
"Erganzungen der literaturangaben," p.434-437.
Contains bibliographical foot-notes.
Fry, Harry Shipley. 541.2 F97e
Electronic conception of valence and the constitution of benzene.
1921. Longmans. (Monographs on inorganic and physical chemistry.)
"References," p.294-297.
"Although all the views advocated in this work may not carry conviction, it contains
much that is very suggestive; the arguments are developed with ingenuity, and organic
chemists will find that the book is one that can be read with considerable interest."
Journal of the Society of Chemical Industry, 1921.
Kling, Andre, ed. r 543.1 K32
Methodes actuelles d'expertises employees au Laboratoire municipal
de Paris et documents sur les matieres relatives a I'alimentation. v.l.
1921.
v.i. Produits animaux, conserves.—Salaisons et produits conserves.
Kolthoff, I. M. r 545.5 K37
Der gebrauch von farbenindicatoren; ihre anwendung in der neutralisationsanalyse
und bei der colorimetrischen bestimmung der wasserstoffionenkonzentration.
1921.
Bibliography at the end of each chapter.
Lowy, Alexander, & Downey, T. B. r 547 L96
Study questions in elementary organic chemistry. 1921. Van Nostrand.
"Literature for collateral study," p.89-91.
Prepared for use in connection with the elementary course in organic chemistry,
given to students in various schools at University of Pittsburgh.
Scott, Wilfred Welday, and others, ed. r 543 S43a
Standard methods of chemical analysis; a manual of analytical
methods and general reference for the analytical chemist and for the
advanced student. Ed.3, rev. & enl. 2v. 1922. Van Nostrand.
"General references," v.i, p.713-714-
Comprehensive collection of selected methods. Edited by the associate professor of
chemistry, Colorado School of Mines.

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Washburn, Edward Wight. 541 - 1 W2 J
Introduction to the principles of physical chemistry, from the standpoint
of modern atomistics and thermodynamics; a course of instruction
for students intending to enter physics or chemistry as a profession.
Ed.2, rev. & enl. 1921. McGraw.
"References" at end of most of the chapters.
A text-book possessing great merit, but presupposing considerable knowledge ot
mathematics.
Crystallography
Goldschmidt, Victor. qr 548 G58e
Einleitung in die formbeschreibende krystallographie; sonderausgabe
der einleitung zum Index der krystallformen der mineralien. 1887.
"Literatur," p.150-153.
The same. 1886. (In his Index der krystallformen der mineralien,
v.l, p.1-156.) qr 548 G58 v.l
Lang, Viktor von. r 548 L23
Lehrbuch der krystallographie. 1866.
Linck, Gottlob Eduard. qr 548 L71
Grundriss der kristallographie fiir studierende und zum selbstunterricht.
Ed.3, rev. 1913.
Miller, William Hallows. r 548 M69
Lehrbuch der krystallographie; fibers, und erweitert durch J. Grailich.
1856.
Patton, Horace Bushnell. r 548 P31
Lecture notes on crystallography. [Ed.2.] 1905. Van Nostrand.
Reeks, Margaret. r 548.7 R28
Hints for crystal drawing, with a preface by J. W. Evans. 1908.
Longmans.
An aid to the student of mineralogy in making drawings of crystal forms and combinations.
Graphical problems are clearly explained.
"The author, who has had a long and varied experience in mathematical drawing
of every description, has devoted herself with her usual energy to the drawing of crystals
in clinographic projection... She has been able to give the student the advantage of
numerous practical expedients which will greatly facilitate his work and in some cases
she has made distinct contributions to mathematical draftsmanship." Preface by John
IV. Evans.
Soret, Charles. r j4g 071
Elements de cristallographie physique. 1893.
Contains bibliographical foot-notes.
Twrdy, Konrad. r 54g Tg3
Methodischer lehrgang der krystallographie; ein lehr- und iibungsbuch
zum selbstunterrichte fur alle freunde der mineralogie, insbesondere
fur lehramtscandidaten und als repetitorium fur studierende
hoherer lehranstalten. 1900.
Viola, Carlo Maria. ,.,„ „„.
r A - i i • ,, qr 548 V34
Grundziige der kristallographie. 1904.
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Vogelsang, Herman Peter Joseph. r 548 V36
Die krystalliten; hrsg. von Ferdinand Zirkel. 1875.
Contains bibliographical foot-notes.
Volger, Georg Heinrich Otto. r 548 V37
Die krystallographie; oder, Formenlehre der stoffeinigen naturkdrper;
leicht fasslich bearbeitet fiir den offentlichen unterricht und das
privatstudium, zugleich als hiilfsbuch bei der benutzung der namhaftesten
mineralogischen handbucher und als schliissel zu den verbreitetsten
krystallographischen methoden. 1854.
Woodward, Charles Josiah. r 548 W86
Crystallography for beginners, with an appendix on the use of the
blowpipe and the determination of common minerals, after the method
of Albin Weisbach. 1896. Simpkin.
Mineralogy
Breithaupt, Johann Friedrich August. r 549 B72vo
Vollstandige charakteristik des mineral-system's. Ed.3. 1832.
Fuchs, Carl Wilhelm C. r 549 F97
Anleitung zum bestimmen der mineralien; hrsg. von August Streng.
Ed.3, rev. & enl. 1890.
Haidinger, Wilhelm Karl, ritter. r 549 H14
Anfangsgriinde der mineralogie; zum gebrauche bei vorlesungen.
1829.
"Liste von einigen brauchbaren mineralogischen werken," p.317-318.
Hussak, Eugen. r 549.1 H96
Determination of rock-forming minerals; authorized translation
from the first German edition by E. G. Smith. 1886. Wiley.
"Bibliography to part 2," p.197-214.
Jameson, Robert. r 549 J16t
Treatise on the external, chemical and physical characters of minerals.
Ed.3. 1817. Constable.
Richards, Ralph Webster. r 549.1 R41
Synopsis of mineral characters alphabetically arranged for laboratory
and field use. 1907. Wiley.
Robinson, Samuel. r 549.03 R55
Catalogue of American minerals, with their localities; including all
which are known to exist in the United States and British provinces
and having the towns, counties and districts in each state and province
arranged alphabetically, with an appendix containing additional localities
and a tabular view. 1825. Cummings.
Walchner, Friedrich August. r 549 W15
Handbuch der gesammten mineralogie in technischer beziehung
zum gebrauche bei seinen vorlesungen und zum selbststudium, mit besonderer
berucksichtigung der mineralogischen verhaltnisse des grossherzogthums
Baden, v.l. 1829.

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r 549 W53
Werner, Abraham Gottlob.
Letztes mineral-system; aus dessen nachlasse auf oberbergamtliche
anordnung herausgegeben und mit erlauterungen versehen. 1817.
Geology
Barnes, Charles Lightfoot.
r . 55 ° ®25
Rock history; a concise note-book of geology, having special reference
to the English and Welsh formations. 1884. Stanford.
r 5S3 1 C83a
'
Cotta, Bernhard von.
Die lehre von den erzlagerstatten. Ed.2, rev. & enl. 2v. in 1.
1859-61.
Contains bibliographies. _
The same. 1855
r S 53 "Literatur," p.278-326.
1 C83
'
Cronshaw, Harry Brenan.
r 553 23 C89
-
Oil shales. 1921. Murray. (Imperial Institute of the United Kingdom,
the Colonies and India. Monographs on mineral resources, with
special reference to the British empire.)
Prepared under the direction of the Mineral resources committee of the Imperial
institute with the assistance of the scientific and technical staff.
"References to literature on oil shales," p.75-80.
Brief review, concerned mainly with sources of supply.
Crosby, William Otis. q r 557.44 C89
Contributions to the geology of eastern Massachusetts.
(Boston Society of Natural History. Occasional papers, v.3.)
Contains map in envelope.
Contains bibliographical foot-notes.
1881.
India—Geological survey.
r 555.4 124
Sketch of the mineral resources of India, by T. H. Holland. 1908.
Paul.
"Literature," p.77-86.
Jannettaz, fidouard. r 552 J18
Les roches; description et analyse au microscope de leurs elements
mineralogiques et de leur structure, gisements, emplois. Ed.2, rev. 1884.
Katzer, Friedrich. r 553.2 K13
Die fossilen kohlen Bosniens und der Hercegovina. 2v. 1918-21.
v.i. Die altercn, einschliesslich eozanen kohlen des ganzen landes und die oligomiozanen
kohlen mittcl- und nordwestbosniens.
v.2. Die oligomiozanen kohlenvorkommen west-, ost- und siidbosniens sowie der
Hercegovina und die pliozanen kohlen des ganzen landes.
Leonhard, Gustav von. r 550 L623a
Grundziige der geognosie und geologie; ed. by Rudolf Hoernes.
Ed.4, rev. & enl. 1889.
Contains bibliographies.
The same. Ed.3, rev. & enl. 1874 r 550 L623
Meunier, Stanislas. r 552.6 M65
Cours de geologie comparee professe au Museum d'Histoire Naturelle.
1874.
Contains bibliographical foot-notes.
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Roberts, Robert Davies. r 550 R53
The earths history; an introduction to modern geology. 1893
Scribner. (University extension manuals.)
Contains bibliographical foot-notes.
Rosenbusch, Karl Heinrich Ferdinand. qr 552 R72a2
Elemente der gesteinslehre. Ed.3, rev 1910
Thesame. Ed.2. 1901 .' qr 552 R72a
Thesame. 1898 qr 552 R72
Schroter, Johann Samuel. r 55993 S38
Lithologisches real- und verballexikon, in welchem nicht nur die
synonymien der deutschen, lateinischen, franzosischen und hollandischen
sprachen angefuhrt und erlautert, sondern auch alle steine und
versteinerungen ausfiihrlich beschrieben werden. 8v. in 4. 1772-88
Title-page of v.i reads "Lithologisches reallexikon, in welchem so wohl die lithographic
als auch die noth.gsten wahrheiten der lithogeognosie enthalten sind."
United States—Geological survey. qr 553 U252
World atlas of commercial geology. 2 pts. in lv. 1921.
pt.i. Distribution of mineral production.
pt.2. Water power of the world.
The text of part one discusses briefly the location, technology, and uses of mineral
products Maps indicate location and, in some cases, consumption. Part two considers
both developed and undeveloped water-power resources.
Useful Arts
Cescinsky, Herbert, & Webster, M. R. qr 681 C33
English domestic clocks. Ed.2. 1914. Routledge.
Champlain Silk Mills. r 677.3 C35
The handbook of spun silk; containing the essential facts about its
nature and uses, together with a reference table of comparative sizes
1922.
Kansas City, Mo. Chamber of Commerce. r 670.2 K12
What Kansas City makes and sells to the world; a directory of
Kansas City manufacturers and commodities, March 1920. 1920.
Privately printed.
Marcotte, Ed. & Berehare, E. qr 691 M37
Les materiaux des constructions mecaniques et aeronautiques; calculs
de resistance, etude des matieres premieres, essais des bois, essais
des metaux et de leurs alliages. 1921.
"Bibliographie," p.401.
Robb, John F. and others. r 608.73 R53
Patent essentials for the executive, engineer, lawyer and inventor;
a rudimentary and practical treatise on the nature of patents, the
mechanism of their procurement, scientific drafting of patent claims,
conduct of cases and special proceedings, including forms. 1922. Funk.

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Stout, Arlow Burdette. 635 S88
Gardening; an elementary school text treating of the science and
art of vegetable growing. 1922. World Book Co. (New-world science
series.)
"As nearly complete as any one book on gardening could be; it is scientifically accurate,
and the contents have been made applicable to all sections of the country.. .The
book is designed for junior high school grades." General science quarterly, 1922.
qr 677.05 T32
Textile world [weekly], 1921-date. v.59-date. 1921-date.
v.59, no.1-5, Jan. 1-29, 1921, title reads "Textile world journal."
Medicine. Physiology. Hygiene
American Drug Manufacturers' Association. r 615.1 A51
Origin and history of all the pharmacopeial vegetable drugs, chemicals
and preparations, with bibliography, v.l. 1921. Caxton Press.
v.i. Vegetable drugs, by J.U.Lloyd.
"Bibliography," p.357-424.
Confined to the history of crude drugs of the "Pharmacopceia of the United States,"
eighth and ninth decennial revisions. Botanical descriptions are omitted. Many references
are embodied in the text but no attempt has been made to provide a complete bibliography.
American Drug Manufacturers' Association. r 615.05 A5123p
[Proceedings of the] annual meeting (7th, 9th), 1918, 1920. [1918-20.]
Anderson, Harry B. r 614.2 A54
State medicine a menace to democracy. 1920. Citizens Medical
Reference Bur.
Contains bibliographical foot-notes.
[Christian, Eugene.] r 613.2 C45h
How to live 100 years; what to eat according to your age, your occupation
and the time of the year. 1914. Christian Dietetic Soc.
Gradwohl, Rutherford Birchard Hayes, & Blaivas, A. J. r 612.12 G76
Newer methods of blood and urine chemistry. 1917. Mosby.
Contains bibliographies.
Holt, Luther Emmett. 612.39 H74
Food, health and growth; a discussion of the nutrition of children
1922. Macmillan.
Lectures delivered at Leland Stanford Junior University in December 1921, on the
fundamental principles of nutrition in relation to health.
Libby, Walter. 610.9 L68
History of medicine in its salient features. 1922. Houghton.
"References" at the end of each chapter.
Traces the history of medicine from the earliest Egyptian and Babylonian records
f * outstanding developments in the world war. Based on lectures delivered
oetoie the School of medicine, University of Pittsburgh.
Monaghan, Elizabeth A. 6132 Mgl
What to eat and how to prepare it, with a preface by S. G. Banks.
\922. Doran.
A clear presentation of the relation of food to health, based on Alfred W McCann',
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XT
r 614.27 N47a
Nostrums and quackery; articles on the nostrum evil and quackery
reprinted from the Journal of the American Medical Association. 2v.'
1912-21. Amer. Medical Assoc.
V.I is a second edition, with additions, of the work issued in ion
v.2 edited by A. J. Cramp.
Reveals chemical composition, estimates cost, and discusses objectionable publicity
methods. Includes cures for cancer, consumption, asthma, coughs, obesity, headaches
rheumatism, and other ailments.
Sprigge, Samuel Squire. 610 S76
Physic and fiction. [1921.] Hodder.
A series of essays on subjects in themselves unrelated, but each having a medical
bearing. Illustrated by quotations from well known stories.
Williams, Edward Huntington. 613 8 W74
Opiate addiction; its handling and treatment. 1922. Macmillan.
The author views drug addiction as a disease presenting abnormal mental and
physical conditions comparable to insanity. His treatise covers the nature of the disease
methods of treatment, and comments on typical cases.
Engineering
American Society of Sanitary Engineering. r 628.05 A512
Report of proceedings of annual meetings (13th-16th), 1918-21
1922.
Angle, Glenn D. r 621.43275 A58
Airplane engine encyclopedia; an alphabetically arranged compilation
of all available data on the world's airplane engines. 1921. Otterbein
Press.
Includes all types of engines, obsolete and modern, regarding which information
could be found. Consists of brief descriptions, in most cases accompanied by illustrations.
Congreso Nacional de Ingenieria (1st). qr 620.5 C74
Trabajos, 1919. 4v. 1920.
v.i. Obras publicas e industrias de transportes.—Material de transportes y construccion
naval.—Mecanica, motores y maquinas-herramientas.
v.2. Minas y metalurgia.—Fisica y quimica industriales.—Electrotecnia.
v.3. Industria agricola y sus derivadas.—Industria forestal y sus derivadas.—Aplicaciones
de la industria nacional a las artes de la guerra.
v.4. Ensenanza tecnica elemental y superior.—Organizacion del trabajo, higiene y
prevision sociales.—Economia y legislacion industrial.
Published under the auspices of the Instituto de Ingenieros Civiles de Espana.
Danty-Lafrance, Louis. r 621.94 D23
L'art du tourneur sur metaux. [1921.]
r 622.02 D48
Deutschlands bergwerke und hutten; jahr- und adressbuch der gesamten
bergwerks- und hutten-industrie Deutschlands, 1921/22. 2v. 1921.
Favary, Ethelbert. 629.11011 F28
Motor vehicle engineering; the chassis. 1922. McGraw.
The same r 629.11011 F28
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Gibson, Arnold Hartley. qr 621.341 G36
Hydro-electric engineering, v.l. 1921. Blackie.
v.i. Civil and mechanical, by H. D. Cook and A. H. Gibson.
Contains bibliographical foot-notes.
Contains both theoretical and descriptive matter and is intended for the designing
and operating engineer as well as for the student.
Heise, Fritz, & Herbst, Friedrich. r 622 H42
Lehrbuch der bergbaukunde, mit besonderer beriicksichtigung des
steinkohlenbergbaues. Ed.4, rev. & enl. v.l. 1921.
Contains bibliographical foot-notes.
Thesame. Ed.2. 2v. 1911-13 r 622 H42a2
v.2 is rev. & enl.
The same. v.l. 1908 r 622 H42a
Lobben, Peder. r 621.08 L75a
Machinists' and draftsmen's handbook, containing tables, rules and
formulas, with numerous examples explaining the principles of mathematics
and mechanics as applied to the mechanical trades. Ed.3, rev.
1922. Van Nostrand.
Martel, Louis. r 622 M42
Traite pratique d'exploitation des mines; la technique du mineur.
2v. 1920.
v.i. Notions generales, abatage, soutenement.
v.2. Crensement des galeries et des tunnels, foncage des puits en tous terrains.
"Index bibliographique" at the end of chapters.
Moil, A. r 622 M77
Mining and mining investments. 1904. Methuen.
National Twist Drill and Tool Company. r 621.943 N15
Milling cutters and milling. [1922.]
Useful data based on lengthy practical experience supplemented by research work
at the University of Michigan.
Oetling, Carl. qr 621.736 015
Schmiede und schmiede-technik; ein handbuch fiir betriebsleiter,
schmiedemeister und studierende. v.l. 1920.
v.i. Die brennstoffe. die erwarmungsvorrichtungen fiir teste brennstoffe und
zugehorige messinstrumente, handbediente vorrichtungen, werkzeuge, maschinen ausschliesslich
druckluftmaschinen, sowie zugehorige prufvorrichtungen, transport- und bedienungsmittel.
A fairly thorough work on forge shop methods. Though essentially a practical
work, it pays considerable attention to scientific control of operation, through chemical
analysis of fuels and furnace gases, and instrument control of furnace temperatures.
Thompson, Karl Owen. 620 7 T38
Technical exposition; a textbook on the application of exposition to
technical writing, designed for students in scientific, agricultural and
engineering colleges. 1922. Harper.
"Books suggested for consultation" at the end of each chapter
A guide to such writing as is concerned primarily with explanation of underlying
laws and princ.ples-a style much used in scientific and technical papers and in business
reports. The author is associate professor of English at Case School of Applied Science.
United States—Ordnance office. r 623.43 U255t
Theory and design of recoil systems and gun carriages. 1921.

BOOKS ADDED—FEBRUARY 1923
Business. Communication
Bennett, George Edward. 657 B43
Advanced accounting. 1922. McGraw.
Based on the course in advanced accounting given in the College of business adininis
ration at Syracuse University. Gives a brief review of fundamental principle,
considerable detail on the principles of corporate accounting, and several chapters on
statement analysis and fiduciary work.
French, William Leslie. 652 4 F92
Psychology of handwriting, with many facsimiles of handwriting
which illustrate the principles of this useful science. 1922. Putnam.
"Each chapter contains some of the underlying principles of handwriting psychology
as applied to some phase of human endeavor, commercial advancement, or protection and
such information as is relative to characteristic traits, aptitudes and talents which are
revealed. Preface.
Hayward, Walter Sumner, & White, Percival. 658.612 H37
Chain stores; their management and operation, with chapters by
J. S. Fleek and H. Maclntyre. 1922. McGraw.
"Bibliography," p.393-399.
Written for the executives at chain-store headquarters, the branch managers, and
independent retailers interested in the possibilities of combination and scientific control
Separate chapters present the characteristics and problems of various types of chain
stores.
Livermore & Knight Company—Catalog department. r 659.132 L74
Constructive psychological and mechanical analysis of catalog
Ed.2. 1922.
Suggestions for making trade catalogues concise and convincing.
Opdycke, John Baker. 652 026b
Business letter practice, with an introductory symposium on business
letter writing, by J. H. Appel [and others], [1922.] Pitman.
Attempts "to provide not only many good letters for study and dictation, but also
considerable exposition of the principles that underlie business letter composition."
Preface.
Orwin, Charles Stewart. r 657.524 028
Farming costs. 1921. Clarendon Press.
"Bibliography," p. 116-137.
Based 011 study of conditions in England.
Rittenhouse, Charles Forest, & Percy, A. L. 657 R51
Accounting problems: intermediate. 1922. McGraw.
"Bibliography" at end of each section of pt.2.
"Essentially a compilation of problems and exercises illustrated by model statements
of various types, rather than a presentation of accounting theory." Preface.
qr 659.05 S57
Signs of the times [monthly]; the national journal of display advertising,
1919-date. v.31-date. 1919-date.
United States—Safety bureau. r 656.4 U256
Summary of accident investigation reports, no.1-12, July 1919-June
1922. 1919-22.
Formerly published as an appendix to the "Accident bulletin" of the United States
interstate commerce commission (qr 656.4 U25).
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Watts, Frank. 658.7 W33
Introduction to the psychological problems of industry. 1921. Macmillan.
"References" at the end of each chapter except the last.
Attempts to apply the methods of psychological investigation to the conditions and
problems of industrial life. Discusses industrial fatigue, motion study, vocational selection,
management, industrial unrest, and the creative impulse in industry.
Weseen, Maurice Harley. 652 W54
Everyday uses of English. 1922. Crowell.
Part one is devoted to a study of effective composition as applied to business communications,
giving form letters to illustrate correct usage. Contains a chapter on
business reports. Part two discusses vocabulary, construction of sentences and paragraphs,
punctuation, and the preparation of manuscripts.
Chemical Technology
Cruess, William Vere, & Christie, A. W. r 664.8 C89
Laboratory manual of fruit and vegetable products. 1922. McGraw.
(Agricultural publications.)
"Selected references," p.107-109.
Guide to manufacture, preservation, and examination of many canned and dried
food products. Includes some very special subjects such as candied fruits and essential
oils, and has a chapter on preparation of museum specimens.
Davis, Arthur Chambier. 666.9 D31a
Manufacture of Portland cement. Ed.3, rev. & enl. 1922. Falconer.
Deals fully with properties and tests, considerably more than half the volume being
given up to these subjects. Does not include slag cement.
Galassini, Alfredo. qr 669.1 G14
Elementi di siderurgia e di tecnologia meccanica; metalli e leghe,
siderurgia, fucinazione, trattamenti termici, prove dei materiali, fonderia,
lavoro a freddo, lavorazione del legno. 1920.
Wide in scope, giving much information on ferrous and non-ferrous metals.
qr 660.5 G43
Giornale di chimica industriale ed applicata [monthly], 1920-date v2date.
1920-date.
Published by the Societa di Chimica Industriale, Milan and the Associazione Ita-
Ch?m' dl ^ TT- ? en f r ^ e Cd A PP' lcata . R °; also the official organ of Associazione
dustriali Chtaici 3nd Federazione Nazionale delle Associazione fra In-
Larcheveque Marc. r g66 n L32
lerres refractaires. Ed.2. [1921?]
Contains bibliographical foot-notes.
Occurrence, properties, and tests.
Massenz, Arturo. ~-„ ,„ »,„,
T
r 669.17 M45
Lavoraz.one e tempera degli acciai; indurimento superficiale del
ferro e cementazione. Ed.4, rev. & enl. 1921. (Manuali Hoepli.)
National Carbon Company, Inc. , 66U2fi „„
The carbon electrode. 1922.
Useful information on development, manufacture, and use of furnace electrodes.

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Passardi, Vitaliano, & Angeletti, Dante. r 666.1 P28
Le industrie del vetro. New ed. 1921. (Biblioteca di ragioneria applicata.
Monografia 59.)
"Bibliografia," p.115.
Deals very briefly with the history and more fully with manufacturing and business
methods.
qr 660.5 R23
Raw material [monthly], March 1919-date. New ser. v.i-date. 1919date.
Supersedes the "Metal record and electroplater."
Rouelle, Jean Baptiste Celestin. r 669.12 R77
La fonte; elaboration et travail. 1921. (Collection Armand Colin.
Section de chimie.)
"Bibliographie," p.187.
Deals briefly with manufacture of cast-iron, and its use in the foundry.
Thomssen, Edgar George. r 668.1 T39
Soap-making manual; a practical handbook on the raw materials,
their manipulation, analysis and control in the modern soap plant.
1922. Van Nostrand.
About half of the book is concerned with materials and manufacture; the remainder
with chemical analysis.
Published originally in "American perfumer and essential oil review."
Ukers, William Harrison. qr 663.93 U22
All about coffee. 1922. Tea and Coffee Trade Journal Co.
"A coffee bibliography," p.738-768.
Contains bibliographical foot-notes.
The character of the book justifies its title. It is a model of thoroughness and sets
a standard seldom attained in the production of special monographs. From the botany
to the merchandising of coffee, no topic seems to have been omitted or inadequately
treated.
qr 661.9705 Z43
Zeitschrift fiir die gesammte kohlensaure-industrie; central-organ fiir
kohlensaure-, mineralwasser-, brauselimonaden-, sodawasser-, schaumwein-,
eis- u. fruchtsafte-fabrikanten, sowie fiir apotheker, chemiker,
bierbrauer, gastwirte, kiihlanlagenbesitzer etc., mit dem beiblatt: "Die
industrie comprimirter gase" [semi-monthly], 1896-1900. 2.-6. jahrgang.
1896-1900.
Fine Arts
The books designated by the letter b at the beginning of the coil number were purchased
from the fund left to the Library by J. D. Bernd and devoted to Architecture and
Decoration
Bobrinskii, Aleksiei Aleksandrovich, graf. qr 709.47 B57
Russian peasant art. [1922.] Perleberg.
Bourgoin, Jules. qb 745 B65e
Les elements de l'art arabe; le trait des entrelacs. 1879.
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Burbank, Emily. 747 B88
Be your own decorator. 1922. Dodd.
In addition to general rules of decorating this book gives in detail plans for furnishing
rooms of various sorts for various needs. Illustrated.
Christiania, Kunstindustrimuseet. qr 746 C45
Gamle norske billedtsepper; udgivne van H. Grosch. 1901.
Norwegian and German in parallel columns.
Cornelius, Charles Over. q 749 C82
Furniture masterpieces of Duncan Phyfe; measured detail drawings
by S. J. Rowland. 1922. Doubleday.
Duncan Phyfe was an American cabinet-maker of the early 19th century.
Dumonthier, Ernest. qr 745.1 D89
fitoffes d'ameublement; style empire. [1914.]
At head of title: Mobilier National.
qr 746 E89
Les etoffes de la Chine; tissus & broderies, preface et notice de H.
d'Ardenne de Tizac.
Jenner, Mrs Katharine Lee (Rawlings). 755 J26
Our Lady in art. 1910. McClurg. (Little books on art.)
"Bibliography," p.197-198.
Lepage P. c. qb 745 L62
La decoration primitive; Afrique.
Manchester, England—Art gallery. r 708.2 M32h
Handbook to the permanent collection of the Manchester city art
gallery; comp. by J. E. Phythian. 1910.
T .... . qb 749 M75
Le mobilier des palais de Versailles et des Trianons; styles Louis XIV
Lotus XV, Louis XVI et empire. [2v.] 1911. (Les grands palais de
France.)
v.i. Meublesv.2.
Bronzes et vases.
MO T UHer ' J - r q 709.47 M94
Lart au Caucase. 1907.
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Roche, Odilon. qr 74g R56
Les meubles de la Chine.
qr 732 S43
Sculptures civaites par Auguste Rodin [et autres]. 1921. (Ars
Asiatica. Etudes et documents, no.3.)
A collection of plates with brief text.
Verneuil, Maurice Pillard. qr 745 V27e
Etoffes japonaises, tissees & brochees; quatre-vingts planches precedees
d'une preface de G. Migeon. [1910.]
Vienna, Kaiserlich-Konigliches bsterreichisches r 708.3 V318
Museum fiir Kunst und Industrie.
Illustrierter katalog der ornamentstichsammlung, erwerbungen seit
dem jahre 1871; bearbeitet von Franz Ritter. 1889.
Architecture
The books designated by the letter b at the beginning of the call number were purchased
from the fund left to the Library by J. D. Bernd and devoted to Architecture und
Decoration.
qb 720.944 A673
L'architecture et la decoration franchises aux 18e et 19e siecles. v.1-3.
[1908-21.]
Berti, Giuseppe. qr 724.1 B46
L'architettura e la scultura a Venezia attraverso i secoli, con prefazione
di Giuseppe Lavini; il rinascimento.
Contet, Frederic. qr 729.97 C76
Documents de ferronnerie ancienne; epoques Louis XV et LouisXVI.
4v. 1912-21. (v.l, 1920.)
v.i. Amiens, Bordeaux, Chartres, Paris, Rouen, Toulouse, Versailles.
v.2. Amiens, Bordeaux, Paris, Reims, Rouen, Tours, Versailles.
v.3. Compiegne, Dampierre, Dijon, Nancy, Paris, Reims, Sevres, Sens, Tours.
v.4. Beaune, Beauvais, Bayeux, Caen, Dijon, Oisilly, Paris, Vaubadon, Versailles.
Dimier, Louis. qb 728.3 D59
Fontainebleau; les appartements de Mme d'fitampes, de Mme de
Maintenon, des princes, la salle de bal, chapelles Saint-Saturnin, le
boudoir turc, jardins de la renaissance a Louis XVI. 1921. (Les
grands palais de France.)
Dimier, Louis. qr 729 D59
Le style Louis XIV; l'hotel Lauzun; decorations interieures, panneaux
sculptes et arabesques. 1912.
Eggers, Otto R. qb 724.9 E35
Sketches of early American architecture, with a series of descriptive
monographs by W. H. Crocker. 1922. The American architect.
Enlart, Camille. 723.5 E64
Origines francaises de l'architecture gothique en Italic 1894. (Bibliotheque
des ecoles franchises d'Athenes et de Rome.)
Contains bibliographical foot-notes.

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729 G36
Gibbs, James. V
Rules for drawing architecture; reprint of the orders. The Reprint
Co.
Jackson, Sir Thomas Graham. qb 724.1 J12
The renaissance of Roman architecture. 2 pts. in 2v. 1921-22.
Cambridge University Press.
v.i. Italy.
v.2. England.
Contains bibliographical foot-notes.
Lund, Fredrik Macody. qb 726 L97
Adquadratum; a study of the geometrical bases of classic & medieval
religious architecture, with special reference to their application in the
restoration of the cathedral of Nidaros (Throndhjem) Norway. 2v.
1921. Batsford.
v.i. Text.
v.2. Plates.
Martin, Camille. qb 723.5 M42
L'art gothique en France; l'architecture et la decoration. 1913.
Martin, Camille. qb 724.1 M42
La renaissance en France; l'architecture et la decoration. 2v. in 4.
1911-21.
v.2 ed. by Camille Enlart.
Planat, Paul Amedee. qb 720.944 P68s6
Le style Louis XVI; recueil de motifs choisis d'architecture au 18e
siecle; palais, chateaux, monuments publics, hotels particuhers, maisons,
eglises, couvents, chapelles, hopitaux, edifices militaires, places monumentales,
fontaines, palais de justice, etc. 1905.
Planat, Paul Amedee, & Rumler, E. qb 720.944 P68s4
Le style Louis XIV; recueil de motifs choisis d'architecture au 17e
siecle; palais, chateaux, monuments publics, hotels particuhers, maisons,
eglises, chapelles, places monumentales, etc. 1912.
Rumler, E. qb 720.944 R86
Le style Louis XV; recueil de motifs choisis d'architecture au 18e
siecle; palais, chateaux, monuments publics, hotels particuhers, maisons,
eglises, chapelles, fontaines, palais de justice, etc. 1914.
Vacquier, J. qb 728.8 Vll
Les anciens chateaux de France; l'lle de France; notices historiques
et descriptives. 4v. 1920-22.
v.i. Asnieres.—Ermenonville.— Le Marais. — Louveciennes. — Montreuil. —Villarceaux.
v.2. Bevilliers-Breteuil.—Champs.—Courbevoie.—Montmorency.—Rocquencourt.
v.3. Bagatelle.—Chantilly.—Sainte-James.
v.4. Anet.—Dampierre.—Ficouen.
Contains bibliographical foot-notes.
Vacquier, J. qr 729 v n
Le style empire; decorations exterieures et interieures, mobilier,
bronzes. 2v. 1914-20.
v.i, ed.3, 1920.

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Photography
Sinclair, James A , d. m m
Bromoil and oil prints and how to make them. 1920. Sinclair.
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Rimsky-Korsakov, Nicolai Andreievich. qM 782.57 R46nm
La nuit de mai; opera en trois actes (d'apres un conte de Gogol);
traduction frangaise de J. Sergennois, traduction allemande de Hans
Schmidt; partition de piano par le compositeur. 1895. Belaieff.
Russian, German and French words.
Rimsky-Korsakov, Nicolai Andreievich. qM 782.57 R46n
La nuit de Noel; opera en quatre actes (neuf tableaux) d'apres
Gogol; texte et musique; parties des solos; partition de piano par
I'auteur et Nadejda Rimsky-Korsakow. 1895. Belaieff.
Russian words.
Rimsky-Korsakov, Nicolai Andreievich. qM 782.57 R46p
Pskovityanka (Ivan the Terrible); lyric drama in three acts (based
upon Mey's drama); English translation by Rosa Newmarch [vocal
score], 1912. Breitkopf.
Italian and English words.
Rimsky-Korsakov, Nicolai Andreievich. qM 782.57 R46s
Sadko; legende lyrique, paroles frangaises de Michel Delines; partition
pour chant et piano. 1897. Belaieff.
Russian and French words.
Rimsky-Korsakov, Nicolai Andreievich. qM 782.57 R46z
Die Zarenbraut; oper in vier aufziigen; clavierauszug, fiir clavier
allein ubertragen von A. N. Schaefer. 1899. Belaieff.
Russian and German words.
Books about Music
Davidson, Gladys. 782.57 D29
Stories from the Russian operas. Lippincott.
Parker, Henry Taylor. 780.4 P23
Eighth notes; voices and figures of music and the dance. 1922. Dodd.
Brief comments on the art of many of the musicians of the present day, including
such names as Caruso, Galli-Curci, Stokowski, Paderewski, Kreisler, Zimbalist, and
many others. The author is music critic for the Boston evening transcript and in its
columns most of this material originally appeared.
Recreation
Baker, Sir Samuel White. ngg R17
The rifle and the hound in Ceylon. 1869. Lippincott.
Hare, Walter Ben. 7n, , uo,
„,. , , 793.1 H26m
Minstrel encyclopedia. 1921. Walter H. Baker Co.
Haughton, Percy Duncan. 796 32 R3S
Football and how to watch it. 1922. Jones
The author was football coach at Harvard from 1908 to 1916.
Smith, Erroll A.
Checker classics; the exnert's IniiHhnni- ^1 \ . '
... . expert s Handbook of American match games
with analyses, notes and diagrams. 1922. Kidd.

BOOKS ADDED—FEBRUARY 1923 75
Literature
Clark, Glenn. 808.3 C52
A manual of the short story art. 1922. Macmillan.
Hearn, Lafcadio. 821.09 H38p
Pre-Raphaelite and other poets; lectures; selected and ed. with an
introduction by John Erskine. 1922. Dodd.
Contents: Studies in Rossetti.—Note upon Rossetti's prose.—Studies in Swinburne.
—Studies in Browning.—William Morris.—The poetry of George Meredith.—"The shaving
of Shagpat."—A note on Robert Buchanan.—Robert Bridges.
Herodotus. 888 H47hc2
Herodotus, books 6 and 7; a new and literal version by Henry Cary,
with an introduction by Edward Brooks. 1899. McKay. (Pocket
literal translations of the classics.)
Jones, Robert Webster. 817 J41
Light interviews with shades. 1922. Dorrance.
The "shades" interviewed include Bluebeard and Queen Elizabeth on marriage,
Shakespeare on the movies, and King Cole on the prohibition question. The author is
a Pittsburgh newspaper man.
Lysias. 885 L99
The orations of Lysias; literally translated. 1898. Hinds. (Handy
literal translations.)
Nepos. 878 N23c
Cornelius Nepos; literally tr. with notes by J.S.Watson. Hinds.
(Handy literal translations.)
Perez de Ayala, Ramon. 861 P427
El sendero andante; poemas. 1921.
Plato. 888 P68ap
Apology, Crito and Ph^edo of Socrates; literally tr. by Henry Cary,
with an introduction by Edward Brooks. 1897. McKay. (Pocket literal
translations of the classics.)
Polti, Georges. 808 P77
The art of inventing characters; tr. by Lucile Ray. 1922. Reeve.
Sallust. 878 S16c
Conspiracy of Catiline and the Jugurthine war; literally tr. with explanatory
notes by J. S. Watson. Hinds. (Handy literal translations.)
Scribner, Henry Sayre.
r 875 C47zs
Cicero as a Hellenist. [1920. Privately printed. Pittsburgh.]
Reprinted from the "Classical journal," v.16, no.2, Nov. 1920.
Tacitus. 878 Tllo
On oratory; literally tr. with notes and explanations. Hinds.
(Handy literal translations.)
Wheeler, Harold Leslie, comp.
r 0 16 - 8 W61
Contemporary novels and novelists; a list of references to biographical
and critical material. 1921. (Missouri University—School
of mines and metallurgy. Bulletin; general series, v.12, no.3.)

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r 808 W93
Writer's monthly; a journal for all who write, 1921-date. v.l7-date.
1921-date.
Xenophon.
8g 8 X17i
The institution of Cyrus; or, Cyropaedia, books l^t; literally tr. with
notes by J.S.Watson and Henry Dale. v.l. Hinds. (Handy literal
translations.)
Readers
Maglathlin, Henry B. r 808.8 M25
The national speaker; containing exercises, original and selected in
prose, poetry and dialogue, for declamation and recitation; and an elocutionary
analysis, exhibiting a clear explanation of principles, with
rules for each element of oral expression, practically illustrated in a
systematic course of lessons. 1854. Davis.
Willson, Marcius. r 808.8 W76fi
Fifth reader: on the original plan of the school and family series,
embracing, in brief, the principles of rhetoric, criticism, eloquence and
oratory, as applied to both prose and poetry; the whole adapted to elocutionary
instruction. 1870. Harper. (Willson's intermediate series.)
Drama. Theatre
Barrie, Sir James Matthew. 822 B26d
Dear Brutus; a comedy in three acts. 1922. Scribner. (Uniform
edition of the plays.)
Bucknill, Sir John Charles. 822.33 HC3
The medical knowledge of Shakespeare. 1860. Longman.
Culbertson, Ernest Howard. 812 C91
Goat alley; a tragedy of negro life. 1922. Kidd.
Hamlin, Mary P. 812 H22r
The Rock; a play in three acts showing the character development
of Simon Peter. 1921. Pilgrim Press.
Prize play, Drama League of America.
Jones, Howard Mumford. 822.33 D68
The king in Hamlet. 1918. Texas University. (Texas University.
Bulletin; comparative literature series, no.l.)
Attempts to show that the acting versions of this play are wrong in subordinating
the character of Claudius.
Lavedan, Henri Leon fimile. 842 L38m
Le marquis de Priola; piece en trois actes, en prose. [1902.]
London County Council. 792 L82
The site of the Globe playhouse, Southwark; with an appendix by
the architect to the council on the architecture of the building. [1921.]
Contains bibliographical foot-notes.

BOOKS ADDED—FEBRUARY 1923 77
Moses, Montrose Jonas, ed. 808.2 M93
Representative one-act plays by continental authors; selected, with
biographical notes. 1922. Little.
Contents: Countess Mizzie, by Arthur Schnitzler.—Death and the fool, by Hugo
von Hofmannsthal.—The blind, by Maurice Maeterlinck.—The birthday party, by Hjalmar
Bergstrom.—The Theatre-libre.—The woman who was acquitted, by Andre de
Lorde.—Five little dramas: Along the quays; For ever and ever; Where shall we go?
The afternoon walk; Not at home, by Henri Lavedan.—Francoise' luck, by Georges de
Porto-Riche.—Morituri: Teias, by Hermann Sudermann.—The court singer, by Frank
Wedekind.-—Sacred ground, by Giuseppe Giacosa.—An incident, by Leonid Andreyev.—
A merry death, by Nikolai Evreinov.—By their words ye shall know them, by Serafin
and Joaquin Quintero. — The lover, by Gregorio Martinez Sierra. — Simoom, by J. A.
Strindberg.
"Bibliographies," p.451-463.
Biography
Individual Biography
Boone, Daniel. 92 B631w
White, Stewart Edward. Daniel Boone, wilderness scout. 1922.
Doubleday.
The same j 92 B631w
This account of Boone's life and work emphasizes the fundamental qualities which
made him not only a great hunter and a master of woodcraft and of Indian warfare,
but the "leading and most romantic figure" of those rough pioneer days when the almost
unknown country west of the Alleghanies was being opened up for settlement.
Caruso, Enrico. 92 C243k
Key, Pierre Van Rensselaer. Enrico Caruso; a biography [written]
in collaboration with Bruno Zirato. 1922. Little.
Drew, John. 92 D8212
My years on the stage, with a foreword by Booth Tarkington. 1922.
Dutton.
Havelock, Sir Henry. 92 H357b
Brock, William. A biographical sketch of Sir Henry Havelock.
1858. Carter.
Sir Henry Havelock (1795-1857) was an English soldier who served for 30 years
in India. This biography stresses the religious side of his life and character.
Lincoln, Abraham. 92 L715he
Herndon, William Henry, & Weik, J. W. Lincoln, the true story of
a great life; the history and personal recollections of Abraham Lincoln.
3v. [1888.] Herndon's Lincoln Pub. Co.
Thesame. 2v. 1900. Appleton r 92 L71Sh
Herndon was Lincoln's law partner for 20 years.
Paracelsus, Aureolus Philippus Theophrastus 92 P228s
Bombast von Hohenheim, called.
Stillman, John Maxson. Theophrastus Bombastus von Hohenheim
called Paracelsus; his personality and influence as physician, chemist
and reformer. 1920. Open Court Pub. Co.
"Bibliography," p.181-184.
92 S564s
Sibley, Henry Hastings.
Shortridge, Wilson Porter. The transition of a typical frontier,
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Sibley, Henry Hastings—continued. 92 SS64s
first delegate in Congress from Minnesota territory and first governor
of the state of Minnesota. 1919. Collegiate Press.
"Bibliography," p.174-182.
Thesis for Ph. D., University of Minnesota.
Vest, Abraham. r 92 V287f
[Fitts, Hervey, & Richards, W. C] Abraham Vest; or, The cast-off
restored; a true narrative. 1847. Putnam.
Washington, George. 92 W272t
Thayer, William Roscoe. George Washington. 1922. Houghton.
"A well-written, fairly proportioned, and thoroughly orthodox history, which records
with accuracy and with a good sense of relative values the principal facts of Washington's
life and the leading events of the period of his public activity. The author.
avows that he... is endeavouring to humanize the demi-god or superman Washington ' to
portray the father of his country as a flesh-and-blood man who was far removed from
the inaccessible personage of heroic proportions but of shadowy outlines, of popular misconception.
' American historical review, 1923.
West, Sir Algernon. 92 W561p
Private diaries; ed. by H. G. Hutchinson. 1922. Dutton.
1 „ ^ ir A1 «ernon w

BOOKS ADDED—FEBRUARY 1923
Maps
Maps—Pennsylvania. (1919.) qr 912.748 M66
Map of Pennsylvania, showing state highways; adopted under the
Sproul road bill approved May 31, 1911 and subsequent amendments
and tentative plan of primary system corrected to Dec. 31, 1919.
[1919.]
Roll map; size, 17x28^ inches; scale, about 10 miles to 1 inch.
Travel and Description
Europe
England—Admiralty. r 914.93 E64
Manual of Belgium and the adjoining territories; prepared by the
Geographical section of the Naval intelligence division, Naval staff, Admiralty.
[2v.] 1922. (I. D. 1168-1168A.)
v.2 is an atlas of 19 maps.
"Bibliography," v.i, p.574-582.
Hielscher, Kurt. 1 r 914 6 H52
-
Picturesque Spain; architecture, landscape, life of the people. [1922.]
Brentano.
United States
,. TV 917.3 A58
Angell, Diego.
La republica stellata. [1918.]
rpopX/'accoSnt'oTthe history, institutions, political ideals, and nationa, char-
acteristics of the United States.
Jeffers, Le Roy. . 917 3 J23
'
The call of the mountains; rambles among the mountains and canyons
of the United States and Canada. 1922. Dodd.
The author is secretary of the Bureau of Associated Mountaineering Clubs ot
^£r=,;^=s stz£SJ£ ttssawJ
with photographs of mountain scenery.
9173 S54
Shepherd, C. K.
Across America bv motor-cycle. 1922. Longmans.
T h s 0 " b a a nEnglish of fil is mauily ^oncernec1 with his own adventures
and mishaps on a three months trip from New \ork to San Francisco.
Venango county, Pa. Directories. r 917 4896 2
'
Derrick Publishing Co.'s directory of Venango county, Pa.. 1918/19.
1918.
Other Countries
913.85 B48i
^tTl'anTexplorations in the highlands of Peru. 1922. Houghton.
?%^&£P£* ,^-ting some of^he results ^J-^
^S^^-SS^-'^U-M^Sl National Geographic Society.
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Latourette, Kenneth Scott. r 915.2 L35
Japan; suggested outlines for a discussion of Japan, her history,
culture, problems and relations with the United States. [1921.] Privately
printed.
"A selected bibliography of books on Japan," p-37-39-
McEvoy, Thomas Jefferson. 918 M15
South America. 1920. Privately printed. (McEvoy's essentials of
geography, no.9.)
Ossendowski, Ferdinand. 915.17 029
Beasts, men and gods. 1922. Dutton.
The author is a Polish scientist who has spent most of his life in Russia. This book
recounts his adventures when, fleeing from the Bolsheviki, he forsook the luxuries of
civilization for a year and a half to wander through the wilds of Siberia and China. It
has interest in store for the casual seeker for entertainment and real value for the student
anxious for news of conditions which obtain in Russia, Siberia, and Mongolia today.
Condensed from Literary review, 1922.
Tasmania. 919.46 T22
Handbook of Tasmania [with] addenda. 1914-19.
Contains maps.
History
General
Fueter, Eduard. 909.8 F97
World history, 1815-1920; tr. by S. B. Fay. 1922. Harcourt.
Professor Fueter, "a Swiss and the author of the scholarly Geschichte der Neueren
Historiographies.was well fitted to undertake [this task]...It would be difficult to
find a better balanced short account." American historical review, 1923.
Europe
Beard, Charles Austin. 940 93 334
Cross currents in Europe to-day. 1922. Jones.
Contents: Diplomatic revelations: Franco-Russian.—Diplomatic revelations- English
understandings.—Diplomatic revelations: The Central Powers.—The economic outcome
of the war.—The new constitutions of Europe.—The Russian revolution.—The rise
of new peasant democracies.—Socialism and the labor movement.—America and the balance
of power.
"Authorities," p.273-278.
Guedalla, Philip. 944.07 G95
The second empire; Bonapartism, The prince, The president, The
emperor. 1922. Putnam.
"Authorities," p.441-450.
, " It , is , . n0t ' j, ndeed ' P r «isely a history of the Second Empire It is rather a biography
of him who came to be called Nannleon TTT r u- 1 ratner a Diog
years when he bore the ,;,i " 1 r «apoleon III... [reaching] its apotheosis.. .in the
,ears when he bore the title of Emperor of the French." Atlantic monthly ,923
Mihukov, Pavel Nikolaevich. „.- ,,,a
r> ,- J 1 "7 Moo
Russia to-day and to-morrow. 1922 Macmillan
^"1x^01^
policy of Bolsheviks.-Anti-Bolshcvist'Russfa-Th? Tlv "f^alities—The foreign
-Russia to-morrow.-Russia Siberia 1 w !• M °l boI shevsm.—The famine.
world's civilization. ' ' JaP3n ' Wash '»Ston.-Russia's contribution to the
"The historical value...is due chiefly f„ *i
and to the testimony of a man who fonti " importance of contemporary events,
months of ,017." AfnerlZhJ^tXZ^T V"** 1 ""* '" " ,e evolutionary

BOOKS ADDED—FEBRUARY 1923 81
Stephens, Winifred. 944.04 S835
Women of the French revolution. 1922. Chapman.
Contents: Introduction: Woman's part in the revolution. — Women agitators —
Salons and salonnieres—Clubs and club women.—Women writers.—Madame Roland —
The story of the revolution told by its women writers.—Minor women writers of the
revolution.—Women at arms.—Charlotte Corday—Women and religion.—The rise and
fall of the women's party.
Contains bibliographical foot-notes.
United States
Beecher, Henry Ward. 973 7 B378
Freedom and war; discourses on topics suggested by the times.
1863. Ticknor.
Brown, Everett Somerville. 973.4 B78
Constitutional history of the Louisiana purchase, 1803-1812. 1920.
University of California Press. (California University. Publications
in history.)
"Bibliography," p.197-209.
Dahlinger, Charles William. 974.886 D15f
Fort Pitt. 1922. Privately printed. Pittsburgh.
"References" at the end of each chapter.
Appeared in "Western Pennsylvania historical magazine," Jan. and April, 1922.
Densmore, Frances. 970.6 D43n
Northern Ute music. 1922. Govt. Print. Off. (United States-
Ethnology bureau. Bulletin no.75.)
The same. 1922. (In United States—Ethnology bureau. Bulletin
no.75.) r 572.05 U25b no.75
Landers, Warren Prince, ed. r 974.4 B761L
Brockton and its centennial; chief events as town and city 1821—
1921; the organization and story of its one hundredth anniversary, June
12-18, 1921. 1921. Privately printed.
"The book of the pageant of Brockton, written by S. C. Gruver," p. 106-176.
Sorrel, G. Moxley. 973.7 S71
Recollections of a Confederate staff officer, with introduction by
J. W. Daniel. 1917. Neale Pub. Co.
Van Tyne, Claude Halstead. 973.3 V19c
The causes of the War of independence. 1922. Houghton. (A
history of the founding of the American republic, v.l.)
Contains bibliographical foot-notes.
"Its chief service is to correlate and synthesize the results of special researches into
Revolutionary history made by a host of students. .. [during the last twenty years] and,
by showing the essential harmony of their conclusions, to give to their findings a new
validity. The general reader and the busy teacher will thus find this volume a convenient
and trustworthy short-cut to an extensive and somewhat specialized literature."
American historical review, 1923.
Wagner, A. E. and others. r 974.816 W13
The story of Berks county (Pennsylvania). 1916. Eagle Book and
Job Press-.
Wayland, John Walter. r 975.5 W35
A history of Rockingham county, Virginia. 1912. Ruebush.

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Other Countries
Gubbins, John Harington. 952 G95m
The making of modern Japan; an account of the progress of Japan
from pre-feudal days to the constitutional government & the position
of a great power, with chapters on religion, the complex family system,
education, &c. 1922. Lippincott.
European War
Addams, Jane. 940.916 A22p
Peace and bread in time of war. 1922. Macmillan.
This book is "the outgrowth of an attempt to write a brief history of the efforts for
peace made by a small group of women in the United States during the European War,
and of their connection with the women of other countries, as together they became organized
into the Women's International League for Peace and Freedom." Foreword.
American Academy of Political and Social Science. 940.923 A51
Financing the war. 1918.
v.75, Jan. 1918, of the "Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social
Science."
The same. (In American Academy of Political and Social Science.
Annals, v.75.) r 306 A51 v.75
Johnsen, Julia E. comp. 940.923 J35
Cancellation of the allied war debt. 1922. Wilson.
"Some good magazine articles," p.2.
The same r 940.923 J35
Contains a statement of the debts due to the United States and reprints of three
articles on the subject.
United States—President. (Woodrow Wilson.) r 940.916 U25e
Expenditures of the American commission to negotiate peace; message
transmitting a complete statement for the entire period of its
existence from Dec. 1, 1918 to Dec. 31, 1919. 1920. (66th cong. 3d
sess. Senate. Doc. no.330.)
Williams, H. G. comp. r 940.9137 W74
"Tank corps activities," "A. E. F." 1920. Privately printed.
Books in the Croatian Language
Bible—Old testament. Psalms. Croatian. 225.5 B47c
Psalmi Davidovi. 1913.
Bound with Bible—New testament. Croatian. Sveto pismo.
Bible—New testament. Croatian. 225.5 B47c
Sveto pismo; novi zavjet gospoda nasega Isukrsta. 1913.
With this is bound "Psalmi Davidovi."
Haggard, Sir Henry Rider. 891.8933 H14
Salamonovi rudnici; Africka pripovijest.
Translation of his "King Solomon's mines."
Books in the Hungarian Language
Rady, Albert. " " *" 62i.43 Ri3
A negyutemu gyorsfutasu benzinmotorok; szerkezeti elve, mflkodese
es kezelese; atdolgozta es sajto ala rendezte Sporzon Pal. 1918.

BOOKS ADDED—FEBRUARY 1923
Books in the Polish Language
Dabrowski, Marjan. 940.91 Dll
Zolnierz 1 brygady. 1919.
Title translated: "Soldier of the ist brigade."
Dostoyeffsky, Feodor Mikhailovitch. ggi 83 J374
Biesy. 8v. in 2.
Title translated: "The possessed."
Feldman, Wilhelm. 8gl gl p,,
Wybor poezyj mlodej Polski (1886-1918). [1918.]
Title translated: "Selected poetry of young Poles."
q 943.8 H62
Historya polityczna Polski. pt.i. [1920.] (Encyklopedya Polska v 5
pt.i.)
pt.i. Wieki srednie (Middle ages).
Title translated: "Political history of Poland."
Jasinski, Kazmierz Julian. 891.81 J21
Stara gwardya; elegja rycerska. 1904.
Title translated: "The old guard; an elegy on knighthood."
Seignobos, Charles. 940.9 S45p
Dzieje polityczne Europy wspolczesnej, 1814-1899; przez Jana
Steckiego. 2v. in 1. 1900.
"Bibljografja" at the end of each chapter.
Title translated: "Political history of Europe, 1814-1899."
Sierakowski, Adam Hr. 910 S57
Listy z podrozy; i podroz do ziemi swietej.
Title translated: "Letters of a traveler."
Books in the Russian Language
Akhmatova, Anna. 891.71 A31
Chetki; stikhi.
Title translated: "The rosary; poems."
Balmont, Konstantin Dimitrievich. 891.71 B21
Dar zemlie. 1921.
Title translated: "Gift to the earth."
Blavatsky, Mme Helene Petrovna (Hahn). 212 B54f
Iz peshcher i debrei Indii; zagadochnyia plemena na "golubykh
gorakh"; durbar v lagorie.
Title translated: "From the caverns and jungles of India."
Blok, Aleksandr Aleksandrovich. 891.71 B55
Stikhotvoreniia. 3v. 1922.
Title translated: "Poems."
Bunin, Ivan Aleksyeyevich. 891.78 B88g
Gospodin iz San-Frantsisko. 1920.
Title translated: "The gentleman from San Francisco."
Bunin, Ivan Aleksyeyevich. 891.73 B88f
Nachal'naia liubov.
Title translated: "The first love."
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Bunin, Ivan Aleksyeyevich, ed.
Russkie pisateli. 1921.
891.72 B88r
Contents: Brigadir; Nedorosl', D. I, Fonvizina.—IAbeda, V. V. Kapnista. Gore
ot uma, A. S. Griboiedova.
Title translated: RUSSIAN WRITERS: The brigadier and The minor, by D. I. Fonvizin;
Slander, by V. V. Kapnist; The misfortune of being clever, by A. S. Griboiedov.
Chekhov, Anton Pavlovich.
Sochineniia. 14v.
Title translated: "Works."
891.73 C41w
Denikin, Anton Ivanovich. q 947 J342
Ocherki russkoi smuty. v.l, pt.1-2. [1921.]
v.i. Krushenie vlasti i armii, fevral'-sentiabr', 1917.
Title translated: "Sketches on the Russian revolution."
Drozdov, Aleksandr Mikhailovich.
Schast'e v zaplatakh.
Title translated: "Happiness in lags."
891.73 D83h
Garin, N.
Gimnazisty.
Title translated: "The school boys."
891.73 Gl8s
Gessen, Iosif Vladimirovich.
Arkhiv russkoi revoliutsii. 4v. in 2. 1921-22.
Title translated: "Archives of the Russian revolution."
q 947 Q33
Gogol, Nikolai Vasilievitch. 891 7g G„
Polnoe sobranie sochinenii. lOv. 1921.
Title translated: "Complete collected works."
Herzen, Aleksandr Ivanovich. 891 7g H4g{
Byloe i dumy; pervoe polnoe izdanie. 5v.
Title translated: "Facts and thoughts."
1921.
Karabchevsku, N. Platonovich.
Chto glaza moi vidieli. 2v. 1921.
92 K132
v.i. V dietstvie.
v.2. Revoliutsiia i Rossiia.
Title translated: "What my eyes saw."
Kramarenko, Georgii A.
q 914.7 K41
T. . . H J1T.1 JVT1
Kamchatka, moe puteshestvie i moia okhota na medv.edei i gornvkh
baranov v 1918 g.; dnevnik lS-lietniavo shkol'nika
^%£«?£'yJ7SSt£? my travels and hunting of bears and — in
K r o!7' P ; N - , , 891.73 K41
in 4v.
Ot dvuglavavo orla k krasnomu znameni, 1894-1921; roman 8 pts
Title translated: "From the imperial eagle to the red flag."
Krasnov, P. N.
Za chertopolokhom; fantasticheskiT roman
Title translated: "Behind the thistles."
Kulikovskii, Viacheslav. SQ. ,, „,„ ,
Adoniram; roman iz zhizni Drevniavo Vostoka.
Kulikovskii, Viacheslav
Eia griekh.
891 ' 73 K 891.73 K41b
«5h
Title translated: "Her sin."
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Kulikovskii, Viacheslav.
Zhenshchina kotoraia izmienila.
Title translated: "The woman who deceived."
Lappo-Danilevskaia, Nadezhda Aleksandrovna
(Liutkevich).
Krushenie (armiia).
Title translated: "The catastrophe (army)."
Lappo-Danilevskaia, Nadezhda Aleksandrovna
(Liutkevich).
Razval, 1916-17 g. [v.l.]
Title translated: "The ruin, 1916-17."
Lazarevskn, Boris Aleksandrovich.
Dusha zhenshchiny, i drugie razskazy. v.l.
Title translated: "A woman's soul, and other stories."
Lermontoff, Mikhail Yurievitch.
Polnoe sobranie sochinenii. 4v. 1921.
Title translated: "Complete collected works."
Mel'nik, Tat'iana Evgenievna (Botkina).
q 947 M59
Vospominaniia o tsarskoi sem'ie i eia zhizni do i poslie revoliutsii.
1921.
Title translated: "Memoirs of the czar's family and its life before and after the
revolution."
Merezhkovskn, Dmitrii Sergieevich.
14 dekabria.
Title translated: "The fourteenth of December."
Nazhivin, Ivan Fiodorovich.
Kamennaia baba; razskazy.
Nazhivin, Ivan Fiodorovich.
Pered katastrofoi; razskazy.
Title translated: "Before the catastrophe."
Nazhivin, Ivan Fiodorovich.
Vo mglie griadushchavo; poviesti.
Title translated: "In the misty future."
Nazhivin, Ivan Fiodorovich.
Zapiski o revoliutsii. 1921.
Title translated: "Memoirs of the revolution."
Pushkin, Aleksandr Sergievitch.
Polnoe sobranie sochinenii. 5v. 1921.
Title translated: "Complete collected works."
Russkaia lietopis' s 1917 goda. v.l. 1921.
Title translated: "Russian chronicles."
Ryss, Petr.
Russkii opyt; istoriko-psikhologicheskii ocherk russkoi
1921.
Title translated: "The Russian experiment; an historical-psychological sketch of
the Russian revolution."
Sal'kova, E. M. comp.
Sbornik stikhotvorenii izviestnykh russkikh poetov. 192L
Title translated: "A collection of the poems of famous Russian poets."
891.73 K435
891.73 L31c
891.73 L31r
891.73 L44
891.78 L63p3
891.73 M63
891.73 N16k
891.73 N16b
891.73 N16
947 N16
891.78 P98s3
q 947 R92
947 R99
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Sieverianin, Igor'. 891.71 S57
Menestrel'; novieishiia poezy. v.12. 1921.
Title translated: "Minstrels; new poetry."
Tolstoi, Aleksiei Nikolaevich. 891.72 T58b
Gor'kii tsviet; p'esy. 1922.
Title translated: "The bitter blossom."
Tolstoi, Aleksyei Konstantinovich, count. 891.73 T588p
Kniaz Serebrianyi; poviest' vremen Ioanna groznavo.
Title translated: "Prince Serebryani."
Urvantsov, Lev. 891.72 U27b
Blagodat' (eia chernovaia rabota); komediia v chotyrekh dieistviiakh.
Urvantsov, Lev. 891.73 U27i
P'ianyi mir; roman.
Title translated: "The intoxicated world."
Urvantsov, Lev. 891.72 U27v
Viera Mirtseva (ugolovnoe dielo); p'esa v 4-kh aktakh.
Title translated: "Vera Mirtzeva."
Urvantsov, Lev. 891.72 U27s
Zvierek (u bielavo kamnia); p'esa v chetyrekh dieistviiakh.
Title translated: "The small beast (near the white stone)."
Witte, Sergiei IUlievich. 92 W827m
Vospominaniia. 2v. 1922.
Title translated: "Memoirs."
Zakrzhevskaia, A. pseud. 891.71 Z19
Piesni solntsa i nochi. 1921.
Title translated: "Songs of the sun and night."
Books in the Yiddish Language
Christiansen, Broder. 701 C45
Kunst; di filosofie fun kunst. 2v. 1920. (Wissenshaftliche bibliotek,
v.9-10.)
Title translated: "Art."
Dunajow, W. A. & Nikitsky, A. A. 320 D89
Shtat-wissenshaft. 1920. (Wissenshaftliche bibliotek, v.8.)
Title translated: "Science of the state.'-'
Einhorn, D. 893.51 E41m
Meine lieder. [1911.]
Title translated: "My poems."
Glatstein, J. 8g2 51 Q46
[Lieder.]. 1921.
Title translated: "Poems."
Glossman, Boris. 892 S3 G51d
Beginen.
Title translated: "The dawn."
Goldenweiser, A. A. 572 Q57
Antropologie. 1920. (Wissenshaftliche bibliotek, v.3.)

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Gratz, Heinrich.
933 G81
Di Yiddishe geschichte. liv. in 6. [1914.]
Title translated: "Jewish history."
Herbert, Solomon.
575 H46e
Evoluzion. 1919. (Wissenshaftliche bibliotek, v.1-2.)
Imber, Samuel I.
892.51 I23r
Roisenbletter. [1914.]
Title translated: "Rose leaves."
Jerusalem, Wilhelm.
102 J28f
Filosofie. 1920. (Wissenshaftliche bibliotek, v.5.)
Kalif.
892.57 Kile
Ernst un spass; a samlung fun felitonen, satiren un humoresken. 1913.
Kapel, A - 892.58 K13
Di Yiddishe jugend; samelbuch. [1910.]
Title translated: "The Yiddish youth."
Kassel, David. 892.53 K138u
Unter a weisen forhang.
Title translated: "Under a white curtain."
Kautsky, Karl. 170 K14
Etik. 1920. (Wissenshaftliche bibliotek, v.6.)
Korolenko, Vladimir. 892.53 K38s
Sibirer derzehlungen.
Title translated: "Siberian stories."
Korolenko, Vladimir. 892.53 K38p
Turme-wanderungen.
Title translated: "Prison wanderings."
Leivick, H. 892.52 L56g
Der geilom. 1921.
McDougall, William. 150 M14ps
Psychologie. 1920. (Wissenshaftliche bibliotek, v.4.)
Mastbaum, J. 892.53 M46
Drei doros. 2v.
Title translated: "Three generations."
Michalewitch, P. 304 M66
Soziologishe etuden in politishe skizzen. [1921.]
Title translated: "Sociological studies."
Napoleon I, emperor of the French. 92 N129rs
Ross, Heinrich. Napoleon in Russland. [1921.]
Title translated: "Napoleon in Russia."
Niger, S. Q 892.5 N33p
Der Pinkos; yahrbuch far der geshichte der Yidisher literatur un
shprach, far folklar, kritik un bibliografie.
Niger, S. 892.5 N33
Wegen Yiddishe schreiber; kritische artiklen. 2v. [1912.]
Title translated: "About Yiddish writers."
Nordau, Max. 834 N43s
Ausgewehlte shriften. v.l.
Title translated: "Selected writings."
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Sabatti.
Di neshome fun a froi.
Title translated: "The soul of a woman."
Schiirer, Emil.
Geschichte fun Yiddishen folk aus der zeit fun bith shni.
Title translated: "History of the Jewish people in the time of Christ
Spinoza, Benedictus de.
Stupnitzky, S. I. Baruch Shpinoza.
Title translated: "Benedict Spinoza."
Tolush.
Der yam roisht.
Title translated: "Ocean-roar."
Turgenief, Ivan Sergevitch.
Erev milchome.
Title translated: "On the eve of the war."
Vinnichenko, Vladimir.
Erlich zu sich alein.
Title translated: "True to himself."
Wallace, Lewis.
Jerusholim un Raum. 3v. in 1.
Translation of his "Ben-Hur."
Yihushsohn, B.
In's rebin's hauf.
Title translated: "In the rabbi's court."
892.53 Sll
933 S39
2v.
92 S7582s
892.53 T589
892.53 T85o
892.53 V34
892.53 W17b
892.53 Y26
Young People's Books
Boone, Daniel. j 92 B631w
White, Stewart Edward. Daniel Boone, wilderness scout. 1922.
Doubleday.
This account of Boone's life and work emphasizes the fundamental qualities which
made him not only a great hunter and a master of woodcraft and of Indian warfare, but
the "leading and most romantic figure" of those rough pioneer days when the almost
unknown country west of the Alleghanies was being opened up for settlement.
Drinkwater, John, b. 1882.
j 821.08 D82
The way of poetry; an anthology for younger readers. 1922.
Houghton.
Poems, chiefly from English authors, with an introductii about the enchantment
of poetry and the way a poet does his work.
O'Conor, Norreys Jephson.
j 398.2 013
Battles and enchantments; retold from early Gaelic literature. 1922.
Houghton.
Relates in prose and in verse the deeds of the ancient Dedannans, a people who
knew not only the arts of peace and the science of war, but in magic "surpassed the
sages of the arts of heathdom." The last chapter is of special interest for its account
of the origin of the fairies.
Scoville, Samuel, b. 1872.
j 591.5 S43
Wild folk. 1922. Atlantic Monthly Press.
"The Clcanlys" are the raccoons and the first chapter describes their life on the
barrens and how the father coon fought his great fight against odds with the hounds.
Other chapters: Blackbear.—The seventh sleeper.—High sky.—The little people.—
The path of the air.—Blackcat.—Little death.—Blackcross.— Sea otter.
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Yellow butterflies. Scribner.
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Old Crow. Macmillan.
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Buckrose, J. E. (pseud, of Mrs Annie Edith (Foster) Jameson). B857k
A knight among ladies. Doran.
The scene is laid in a quiet English village which, however, the hero, an eligible
bachelor of studious habits, finds a center of intrigue due to the plots and counterplots
of the feminine element. Condensed from Literary review, 1922.
Delafield, E. M. (pseud, of Edmee Elizabeth D387o
Monica De la Pasture).
The optimist [a novel]. Macmillan.
A character study of a man whose philosophy of life was "an invincible faith in
the ultimate Tightness of all things," and the effect of his optimism on the lives of his
children.
Dunsany, Edward John Moreton Drax Plunkett, baron. D9262do
Don Rodriguez; chronicles of Shadow valley. Putnam.
A narrative of the adventures of a young Spaniard who, in the Golden Age of
Spain, goes forth to the wars to seek fame and a castle.
Green, Anna Katharine, afterward Mrs Rohlfs. G827f
The filigree ball; a full and true account of the solution of the
mystery concerning the Jeffrey-Moore affair. Bobbs.
Hergesheimer, Joseph. H469L
Linda Condon. Knopf.
Appeared in "Everybody's magazine," v.40-41, June-Dec. 1919.
A "picture of a woman whose real interest in life is a complete and unswerving
devotion to her own beauty." New York times, 1919.
Hoax [a novel]. Doran. H647
The experiences, ambitions, and love affairs of the young hero, an embryo novelist,
are told by his pal-father.
McFee, William. M159co
Command. Doubleday.
Appeared in "Harper's magazine," v.144-145, May-Nov. 1922.
A novel of adventure on the sea and in the Near East in war time.
Mclntyre, John Thomas. M173ast
Ashton-Kirk, secret agent. Penn Pub. Co.
Detective story.
Murry, John Middleton. M9782t
The things we are; a novel. Dutton.
A psychoanalytic novel relating "the story of a young man who has been unfitted
for the harsh experiences of adult life by an excess of maternal love, told by describing
successive states of mind of the subject, with the necessary minimum of reference to
outward events." Literary review, 1922.

BOOKS ADDED—MARCH 1923 97
Putnam, Mrs Nina (Wilcox). P992L
Laughter limited [a novel]. Doran.
Appeared in the "Saturday evening post," v.195, Aug. 12-Sept. 23, 1922.
The ups and downs of a young girl in her attempts to attain to movie stardom.
Webster, Henry Kitchell. W383j
Joseph Greer and his daughter; a novel. Bobbs.
Appeared in the "Pictorial review," v.23-24, Aug.-Nov. 1922, under the title "The
Greers."
A story of the clashes between two essentially similar, striking, and dynamic characters.
Condensed from Literary review, 1922.
West, Rebecca. W561j
The judge [a novel]. Doran.
That "every mother is a judge who sentences the children for the sins of the father"
is the thesis that the author presents. The story tells how the love of the hero for his
sweetheart is overshadowed by his almost abnormal love for his mother.
German Fiction
Bock, Alfred. 833' BS78f
Der flurschiitz; roman.
Bock, Alfred. 833 B578g
Grete Fillunger; roman.
Bock, Alfred. 833 BS78ha
Die harte scholle; ausgewahlte romane und novellen, mit einem
vorwort von Rudolf Krauss.
Bock, Alfred. 833 B578h
Hessenluft; novellen.
Bock, Alfred. 833 B578o
Die oberwalder; roman.
Bock, Alfred. 833 B578s
Der schlund; roman.
Jansen, Werner. 833 J18b
Das buch liebe; Gudrunroman.
Spanish Fiction
Blasco Ibanez, Vicente. 863 BS4p
El prestamo de la difunta; novelas.
General Works
Boston—Public library. r 017.1 B64c
Collezione dei libri italiani moderni che trovansi nella libreria pubblica
della citta di Boston. 1922.
Boston—Public library. r 012 D23b
Dante; a list of books in the Public library of the city of Boston,
prepared in commemoration of the six hundredth anniversary of the
poet's death, 1321-1921. 1921. (Brief reading lists, no.19.)
Brown University—John Carter Brown Library. r 027.7 B77
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r 013 L92s
Louisville, Ky.—Free public library.
Some books and pamphlets, music, magazines and newspapers by
negro writers, composers and editors in the Colored department. 1921.
71 N25
Nevins, Allan. °
The Evening post; a century of journalism. 1922. Bom.
A history of this New York newspaper since its foundation in 1801 by Alexander
Hamilton The author has tried to select the most important, interesting, and illuminating
aspects and episodes and to treat them with a careful regard for the perspective
of local and national history.
Pittsburgh Library Association. r 018.1 P67
Catalogue of the Pittsburgh Library Association of the city of Pittsburgh,
Penn'a. 1886. Barrows. Pittsburgh.
Power, Ralph Lester. r 027 P87
Libraries of Los Angeles and vicinity. 1921. University of Southern
California Press.
Smith,' Henry Justin. 070 S64
"It's the way it's written"; Notes on the literary equipment of a
newspaper man; The great opportunity in the profession for excellent
writing; A few suggestions; an address delivered before the Joseph
Medill School of Journalism, Northwestern University, Chicago, Nov. 3,
1921. 1921. Privately printed. (Chicago daily news reprints, no.2.)
United States—Library of Congress. r 025.171 U25n
Notes on the care, cataloguing, calendaring and arranging of manuscripts,
by J. C. Fitzpatrick. 1921.
Wilson, G. F. r 012 H888w
A bibliography of the writings of W. H. Hudson. 1922. Bookman's
journal.
Philosophy. Psychology
Bevan, Edwyn Robert. 188 B46
Stoics and sceptics; four lectures delivered in Oxford during Hilary
term 1913 for the common university fund. 1913. Clarendon Press.
Contents: Zeno and the stoa.—The stoa.—Posidonius.—The sceptics.
Firth, Violet M. 150 F52
The machinery of the mind, with a foreword by A. G. Tansley.
[1922.] Allen.
"Bibliography," p.97-102.
Written for those who, without any previous knowledge, desire to gain an idea of
the way in which modern psychology regards the human mind. Condensed from Foreword.
Kirk, Mrs Ella M. (Boyce). 131 K284
My pilgrimage to Coue. 1922. Amer. Library Service.
Prince, Morton, cd. 132 P95c
Contributions to psychology; psychopathology of everyday life and
others. 1918. Badger.
Appeared in the "Journal of abnormal psychology," v.12.

BOOKS ADDED—MARCH 1923 99
Sies, Mrs Alice Mae (Corbin). 136.74 S57
Spontaneous and supervised play in childhood. 1922. Macmillan.
"Bibliography," p.427-438.
Town, Clara Harrison. r 136.7 T66
Analytic study of a group of five and six-year-old children. [1921.]
University of Iowa. (Iowa University. Studies in child welfare, v.l,
no.4.)
"References," p.86-87.
Prohibition
Franklin, Fabian. 178 F87
What prohibition has done to America. 1922. Harcourt.
Contents: Perverting the constitution.—Creating a nation of lawbreakers.—Destroying
our Federal system.—How the amendment was put through.—The law makers and
the law.—The law enforcers and the law.—Nature of the prohibitionist tyranny.—One
half of one per cent.—Prohibition and liberty.—Prohibition and socialism.—Is there any
way out ?
Methodist Episcopal Church—Board of temperance, qr 178 M64
prohibition and public morals.
How prohibition works in American cities, by Deets Pickett, with
foreword by W. F. McDowell. [1921?]
Religion
Abbott, Lyman. 252 A13
Signs of promise; sermons preached in Plymouth pulpit, Brooklyn,
1887-9. 1889. Fords.
Bernard, Thomas Dehany. 225.7 B45
The progress of doctrine in the New testament. 1867. Carter.
(Bampton lectures.)
Bible—Old testament. 221 B47s
The Septuagint version of the Old testament, according to the
Vatican text; tr. into English with the principal various readings of the
Alexandrine copy and a table of comparative chronology, by L.C. L.
Brenton. 2v. 1844. Bagster.
Bonney, Charles Carroll. r 206 B62
World's Congress addresses; delivered to the World's Parliament
of Religions and the Religious Denominational Congresses of 1893,
with the closing address at the final session of the World's Congress
auxiliary. 1900. Open Court Pub. Co.
Printed as a memorial of the significant events of the Columbian year.
Bostrom, Otto Henry. qr 222.4 B64
Alternative readings in the Hebrew of the books of Samuel. 1918.
Augustana Book Concern. (Augustana Library. Publications, 1,0.8.)
Published by the authority of the Board of directors of Augustana College and
Theological Seminary, Rock Island, 111.
Coffin, Henry Sloane. 204 C66
What is there in religion? 1922. Macmillan.
Contents: Refreshment.—Cleansing.—Power.—Illumination.—Fertility.—Buoyancy.
Serenity and adventure.—Beauty.—Division and unity.—Change and perm.arience.

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Godrycz, John A. 282 G55g
Greater extension and development of church influence. [1919.]
People's Friend Pub. Co.
From the Roman Catholic point of view.
Intercollegiate Zionist Association of America. r 296 1248
Kadimah, 5678-1918. 1918. Federation of Amer. Zionists.
qr 205 K26
The Kingdom [monthly], June 1893-May 1895. 2v. in 1. 1893-95.
Pittsburgh.
Publication discontinued with v.2, no.12, May 1895.
National Committee of Northern Baptist qr 266 N15
Laymen—Survey committee.
Survey of the fields and work of the Northern Baptist convention.
[1919.]
Slater, Thomas Ebenezer. 294 S63
The higher Hinduism in relation to Christianity; certain aspects of
Hindu thought from the Christian standpoint. 1902. Stock.
Van Doren, Alice B. 266 V18
Lighted to lighten the hope of India; a study of conditions among
women in India. 1922. Central Committee on the United Study of
Foreign Missions.
qr 266 W898
World outlook [monthly], Jan.-Oct. 1920. v.6, no.1-9. 1920.
Publication ceased with issue for Sept.-Oct. 1920.
Merged iu the "Christian herald."
Sociology
Barnes, Harry Elmer. r 302 B25
The social history of the western world; an outline syllabus. 1921.
Appleton.
Contains bibliographies.
Brend, William Alfred. qr 368 B72
Public health and the national insurance act of Great Britain. Privately
printed.
Chapter 7 of his "Health and state."
Contains bibliographical foot-notes.
Commission for Relief in Belgium. qr 361.93 C59
Executive personnel, balance sheet and accounts, French government
accounts, Belgian government accounts, supporting schedules,
statistical data; covering six years, Oct. 1914 to 30th Sept. 1920. [1921.
M. B. Brown Printing & Binding Co.]
Darrow, Clarence Seward. 364 D26
Crime; its cause and treatment. 1922. Crowell.
Out of his extensive experience as an attorney on criminal cases, the author has
here summarized in a clear, convincing way, the modern viewpoint as to the problem of
crime. He would meet the problem by changing public opinion as to human responsibility
for crime, and urges a greater knowledge of the criminal and of the causes that
produce him. Condensed from Literary review, 1922.

BOOKS ADDED—MARCH 1923 101
Gunn, Mrs Harriette (Bronson). 364 G97
In the shadow of the wall. 1922. Christopher Pub. House.
Stories of conversion and repentance among prisoners, told by the wife of a prison
chaplain.
Rodo, Jose Enrique. 304 R59
Ariel; tr. with an introductory essay by F. J. Stimson. 1922.
Houghton.
An essay on the art of living; a plea for the life of the spirit. Incidentally the
author indicts North America as an example of what becomes of a democracy when it
worships Caliban and forgets Ariel. Condensed from Literary review, 1923.
Twombly, Clifford Gray, and others. r 351.76 T93
A report on vice conditions in the city of Lancaster, Pa. 1913.
Privately printed.
Wyman, Walter F. 382 W98
Export merchandising. 1922. McGraw.
A text-book designed to be of use both to the college student and to the American
manufacturing exporter.
Politics and Government
Fuller, Joseph Vincent. 327.43 F98
Bismarck's diplomacy at its zenith. 1922. Harvard University
Press. (Harvard historical studies, v.26.)
"Bibliography," p.339-352.
Covers in detail the period from August 1885 to February 1888.
Gibbons, Herbert Adams. 327 G36
An introduction to world politics. 1922. Century. (Century political
science series.)
Contains maps.
"Bibliography," p.577-588.
Krabbe, Hugo. 320.15 K39
The modern idea of the state; authorized translation, with an introduction
by G. H. Sabine and W. J. Shepard. 1922. Appleton.
Contains bibliographical foot-notes.
"A protest against the absolutist theory of sovereignty, and a constructive attempt
...to provide a substitute theory. The substance of his doctrine is that the basis of the
modern state must be sought in the sense of right." American political science review,
1922.
Mowat, Robert Balmain. 327 M94
A history of European diplomacy, 1815-1914. 1922. Arnold.
The author, an English scholar, finds that the old diplomacy "did magnificently";
that the causes of war lay and still lie in the clashing of self-interests, the passion of
nationality, and the feeling of revenge; and that for the future he sees hope only in the
co-operation of the old diplomacy and a league of nations.
Murray, William Spencer. qr 351.8 M97
Government owned and controlled compared with privately owned
and regulated electric utilities in Canada & the United States. 1922.
National Electric Light Assoc.

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Americanization and Immigration
Bachrach, Minnie Hildred. q r 325.73 B12
The immigrant on the Hill [written] under the direction of Dr
Agnes Byrnes. [1921. Pittsburgh.]
"Bibliography," p.31.
Thesis for M. A., Carnegie Institute of Technology.
Typewritten copy.
Myers, Ella Burns. qr 325.73 M99
Some Italian groups in Pittsburgh. 1920. Carnegie Institute of
Technology. [Pittsburgh.]
Thesis for M. A., Carnegie Institute of Technology.
Typewritten copy.
Rose, Philip M. 325.73 R71
The Italians in America, with an introduction by C. H. Sears. 1922.
Doran. (The new Americans series.)
"Bibliography," p.149-151.
Economics
American Academy of Political and Social Science. q 330.9 A51n
The new South. 1910.
Contents: Cotton in Southern agricultural economy, by Harvie Jordan.—The negro
and agricultural development, by A. H. Stone.—Financing the cotton crop, by H. S. Reed.
—The sugar cane industry, by G. T. Surface.—The decadence of the plantation system,
by U. B. Phillips.—Agricultural revolution a necessity, by C. H. Poe.—New farm crops
for the South, by S. M. Tracy.—Sure bases of a greater South, by G. G. Dawe.—Forest
resources and conservation, by J. H. Finney.—Reclamation and drainage, by Sledge
Tatum.—The power resources of the South, by F. S. Washburn.—Southern railroads and
industrial development, by W. W. Finley.—Good roads movement in the South, by J. H.
Pratt.—The inland waterways of the South, by J. F. Ellison.—Future of the South Atlantic
ports, by Thomas Purse.—The negro's part in Southern development, by B. T.
Washington. — Effects of industrialism upon political and social ideas, by Holland
Thompson.—-Labor supply and labor problems, by E. M. Banks.—The need of agricultural
education, by D. Y. Thomas.—Child labor in the South, by A.J. McKelway.—Economic
needs of the South, by W. H. Glasson.—New politics for the South, by J. W.
Garner.
v
-35i Jan. 1910, of the "Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social
Science."
The same. 1910. (In American Academy of Political and Social
Science. Annals, v.35.) r 306 A51 v.35
Ely, Richard Theodore. 336.22 E57
Taxation of land. 1922. National Tax Assoc.
Contains bibliographical foot-notes.
Reprinted from "Proceedings" of the National Tax Association, v.14.
Hobson, John Atkinson. 331 H65i
Incentives in the new industrial order. [1922.] Parsons. (New
era series, v.15.)
Contents: Collapse of the old order. — Economic activities and their incentives.—
Psychological tests of the new industrial order.—Brains in industry.—Incentives to the
efficiency of labour.—The interests of consumers.—The government of industry.
Hoyne, Thomas Temple. 332.6 H86
Speculation; its sound principles and rules for its practice. 1922.
Economic Feature Service.
Contents: Speculation and economic fallacies.-—Principles and rules of speculation.

BOOKS ADDED—MARCH 1923 103
Igel, Amelia. qr 331 I17
Study of unemployment in Pittsburgh [written] under the direction
of Dr Agnes Byrnes. [1921. Pittsburgh.]
"Unemployment bibliography," p.95-97.
Thesis for M. A., Carnegie Institute of Technology.
Carbon copy.
Knauth, Oswald Whitman. r 330.1 K33
Distribution of income by states in 1919. 1922. Harcourt. (National
Bureau of Economic Research. Publications, no.3.)
Lanier, Henry Wysham. 332.1 L264
Century of banking in New York, 1822-1922. 1922. Doran.
McAdow, Finley H. 332.7 Mil
Mercantile credits; a practical study of the credit man's work. 1922.
Ronald Press Co.
MacLean, Annie Marion. 331 M19
Our neighbors. 1922. Macmillan.
Sympathetic, intimate sketches of life among the poor in American towns and cities.
Pennsylvania State Chamber of Commerce. r 336.748 P39
State budget systems; a budget plan for Pennsylvania; Pennsylvania's
appropriation methods and budget systems in the states. 1922.
Contains bibliographical foot-notes.
Pinkerton, Allan. r 331.89 P63
Strikers, communists, tramps and detectives. 1878. Carleton.
Accounts of strikes, riots, and revolutions in various parts of the world, and of the
part played in quelling some of them by the Pinkerton detectives. Includes several
chapters on the railroad strike in Pittsburgh in 1877.
Rorty, Malcolm Churchill. 330.4 R69
Some problems in current economics. 1922. Shaw.
Contents: Industrial history.—Social and industrial organization.—Production and
distribution.—Some pertinent statistics.—Facing the facts.
Shearman, Henry Percy. 330 S53
Practical economics. 1922. McGraw.
"References" at the end of most chapters.
The aim in this text-book has been to state as simply and concisely as possible, the
general laws and principles underlying and governing the production and distribution of
wealth in the United States. Business organization is given particular attention, and the
connection between theory and practice has been kept in view. Condensed from Preface.
The author is (1922) professor of economics in Duquesne University, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Wells, Louis Ray. 330.9 W49
Industrial history of the United States. 1922. Macmillan.
"General references" and "Studies" at the end of each chapter.
A text-book for high school students.
Law. International Conferences
Eastman, Frank Marshall. qr 347.99 E18
Courts and lawyers of Pennsylvania; a history, 1623-1923. 4v. 1922.
Amer. Historical Soc.

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Federal Trade Information Service. r 341.1 F31
Treaties and resolutions of the Conference on the Limitation of
Armament as ratified by the United States Senate; facts and tables.
1922.
Munro, Henry Fraser. r 341.1 M96
The Berlin Congress. 1918.
Issued by the United States department of state.
A study of its methods of procedure.
Norton, Thomas James. 342.73 N46
The constitution of the United States; its sources and its application.
1922. Little.
Panunzio, Constantine M. r 347.1 P22
Deportation cases of 1919-1920; a study. 1921. Commission on the
Church and Social Service.
Robertson, William George Aitchison. 340.6 R54
Aids to forensic medicine and toxicology. 1922. Bailliere.
Smith, George Joseph, defendant. 343.1 S64
Trial of George Joseph Smith; ed. by E. R. Watson. [1922.]
Canada Law Book Co. (Notable British trials.)
Spencer, William Homer. 347.7 S746
Law and business. 2v. 1921-22. University of Chicago Press.
"Intended primarily for use in schools of business.. .Prepared to serve as a basis of
instruction in the legal aspects of business." Author's preface.
Washington, D. C. Conference on the Limitation of r 341.1 W27
Armament, 1921-22.
Conference on the limitation of armament; President's address to
the Senate, Letter of the secretary of state submitting treaties to the
president, Invitations to the conference, Proceedings of plenary sessions
of conference, Minutes of Committee on limitation of armament, Minutes
of Committee on Pacific and Far Eastern questions, Report of
American delegation, including treaties and resolutions. 1922. (67th
cong. 2d sess. Senate. Doc. no.126.)
Military and Naval Science
England-War office. qr 355 g42 E M
Officers [who] died in the great war, 1914-1919 1919
[Ta r kata ' Y 'J. ' 355.62 T14
Conscription system in Japan. 1921. Oxford University Press,
Amer. Branch. (Carnegie Endowment for International Peace-Division
of economics and history. Publications )
Issued in the series Japanese monographs
•90S arrs?udyo h fThefr a Urmfc^etrThf Pt ^ """j"-* tat "« n ^ d
e by Mr Takata under
the supervision of Mr GotorrOgawa. *** d °"
United States—Navy department. r 3Sg s U 2 S L
Landing-force manual, United States navy, 1920. 1921.

BOOKS ADDED—MARCH 1923 105
Education
Burdge, Howard Griffith. 371.42 B89
Our boys; a study of the 245,000 sixteen, seventeen and eighteen
year old employed boys of the state of New York. [1921. J. B.
Lyon Co.]
At head of title: New York. Military training commission. Bureau of vocational
training.
Learned, William Setchel, & Sills, K. C. M. 379.71 L45
Education in the maritime provinces of Canada. 1922. Carnegie
Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching. (Carnegie Foundation
for the Advancement of Teaching. Bulletin, no.16.)
The same. (In Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching.
Bulletin, no.16.) qr 371.17 C21b no.16
Patty, Willard W. q 379.19 P31
Outline course in citizenship training for part-time schools. 1921.
(California University—Vocational education division. Part-time news
notes, no.6.)
Issued by the University of California in co-operation with the State Board of Education.
Typewritten copy.
Russell, William Fletcher. 379.73 R91
Education in the United States, with an appendix on how the Russian
immigrants can make use of the American educational system.
1920. Amer. National Red Cross.
Added title-page and text in Russian.
Scott, Harriet Maria, & Buck, Gertrude. 372 S42
Organic education; a manual for teachers in primary and grammar
grades. 1901. Heath. (Heath's pedagogical library, v.35.)
"Books of reference," p.320-337.
Southern California University. r 378.7 S72
Exercises in dedication of George Finley Bovard administration
auditorium, Hoose hall of philosophy and Stowell hall of education,
University of Southern California, June 19-23, 1921; ed. by R. T.
Flewelling. [1921? University of Southern California Press.]
Westminster College, New Wilmington, Pa. qr 378.7 W569
The Argo; Westminster College annual, 1921. 1921.
Published by the junior class of Westminster College.
Folklore. Customs
Armiger. r 395 A72
Titles; being a guide to the right use of British titles and honours.
[1918.] Black.
Pitre, Giuseppe. 398 P66
Fiabe, novelle e racconti popolari siciliani, con discorso preliminare,
grammatica del dialetto e delle parlate siciliane, saggio di novelline
albanesi di Sicilia e glossario. 4v. 1875. (Biblioteca delle tradizioni
popolari siciliane, v.4—7.)
v.i. Delle novelle popolari.—Saggio d'una grammatica.—Fiabe, novelle e racconti.
v.2-4. Fiabe, novelle, racconti, etc.

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Women
Most of the books on this subject were purchased from a fund left to the Library for
this purpose by Charles C. Mellor.
396 A26
Agenda femina; petite encyclopedie de la femme [1922]. 1921.
Holliday, Carl. 396 H72g
Woman's life in colonial days. 1922. Cornhill Pub. Co.
Contents: Colonial woman and religion.—Colonial woman and education—Colonial
woman and the home.—Colonial woman and dress.—Colonial woman and social life—
Colonial woman and marriage.—Colonial woman and the initiative.
"Bibliography," p.313-314.
Royden, Agnes Maude. 396 Rglw
Women at the world's crossroads. 1922. Womans Press.
Contents: The world at the crossroads.—Christian patriotism.—Woman's service
law
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BOOKS ADDED—MARCH 1923 107
Science
Bazley, Thomas Sebastian. qr 523.8 B33
Stars in their courses; a two-fold series of maps, with a catalogue,
showing how to identify, at any time of the year, all stars down to the
5.6 mag. inclusive of Heis, which are clearly visible in English latitudes.
1878. Triibner.
r 570.5 B48
Biologisches zentralblatt [monthly], April 15, 1881-1918. v.1-38. 1882-
1918.
V.i—31, April 15, 1881-1911, issued semi-monthly.
v.1-36, April 15, 1881-1916, title reads "Biologisches centralblatt."
Hyman, Libbie Henrietta. q 591.4 H99
Laboratory manual for comparative vertebrate anatomy. 1922.
University of Chicago Press.
"References," pref. p.n.
Presents not only detailed "laboratory directions for the dissection of the various
systems, but. . .also.. .in connection with each system a very brief, generalized, and
simplified account of the development and evolution of that system." Preface.
Jones, H. Spencer. 520 J41
General astronomy. 1922. Longmans.
Written to serve as a complete view of the science. Includes the most recent developments.
Rohde, Eleanour Sinclair. q 580.9 R62
The old English herbals. 1922. Longmans.
"Bibliographies," p.189-235.
Illustrated review of manuscript and printed herbals, with a chapter devoted to such
foreign works as have some connection with the history of the English herbal.
Sykes, Sir Frederick Hugh. 533.609 S98
Aviation in peace and war. 1922. Arnold.
Lectures delivered at Cambridge University by the late chief of tbe air staff.
Briefly traces the history of aviation, describes the advances during the world war, and
discusses future possibilities.
Wilder, Harris Hawthorne. r 591.4 W71
History of the human body. 1909. Holt.
Mathematics
Archimedes. qr 513 A67o
Les ceuvres completes d'Archimede; traduites du Grec en Francais
avec une introduction et des notes par Paul Ver Eecke. 1921.
Contains bibliographical foot-notes.
Davis, Ellery Williams, & Brenke, W. C r 517 D31
Calculus; ed. by E. R. Hedrick. 1913. Macmillan.
Myers, George William. 513 M99
Geometric exercises for algebraic solution; second-year mathematics
for secondary schools. 1907. University of Chicago Press.
(Chicago University. School of education manuals; secondary texts.)
Peck, William Guy.
r 517.1 P36
Practical treatise on the differential and integral calculus, with some
of its applications to mechanics and astronomy. 1871. Barnes.

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Robinson, Horatio Nelson. r 5U R55 P
The progressive higher arithmetic for schools, academies and mercantile
colleges; combining the analytic and synthetic methods and
forming a complete treatise on arithmetical science and its commercial
and business applications. 1868. Griggs. (Robinson's mathematical
series.)
Key to the progressive higher arithmetic for teachers
and private learners. 1870. Ivison. (Robinson's mathematical
series.) r 511 R55pa
Physics
Foote, Paul Darwin, & Mohler, F. L. 535.84 F74
Origin of spectra. 1922. Chemical Catalog Co. (American Chemical
Society. Monograph series.)
Contains bibliographical foot-notes. "References" at the end of some of the chapters.
Discusses briefly the theoretical developments in the study of spectra, and presents
experimental aspects of the problem. Only the essential steps in mathematical analysis
are given.
Nordmann, Charles. 531.18 N43
Einstein and the universe; a popular exposition of the famous
theory; tr. by Joseph McCabe, with a preface by the Viscount Haldane.
[1922.] Unwin.
"I know no book better adapted than the one now translated to give the average
English reader some understanding of a principle, still in its infancy, but destined, as
I believe, to transform opinion in more regions of knowledge than those merely of
mathematical physics." Preface by Viscount Haldane.
Peck, William Guy. r 531 P36
Elementary treatise on mechanics for the use of colleges and schools
of science. 1874. Barnes.
Turriere, fimile. r 535.8 T87
Optique industrielle. v.l. 1920.
v.r. Verres et verreries d'optique, objectifs photographiques, teleobjectifs.
Contains bibliographical foot-notes.
Chemistry
Byers, Horace Greeley. 544 599
An outline of qualitative analysis of inorganic substances including
the rare elements. 1922. Van Nostrand.
Text-book based on over twenty years teaching of chemistry. Differs from many
other texts in the order of presentation, giving (1) acid analysis, (2) metal analysis,
(3) complete analysis.
Palmer, Leroy Sheldon. 547 73544 P19
Carotinoids and related pigments; the chromolipoids. 1922. Chemical
Catalog Co. (American Chemical Society. Monograph series.)
"Bibliography," p.279-295.
The samc r 547.78544 P19
Purvis, John Edward. & Hodgson, T. R. 543 p98
The chemical examination of water, sewage, foods and other substances.
Ed.2, enl. 1922. Cambridge University Press. (Cambridge
public health series.)

BOOKS ADDED—MARCH 1923 109
Venable, Francis Preston. 546.83 V25
Zirconium and its compounds. 1922. Chemical Catalog Co. (American
Chemical Society. Monograph series.)
"Bibliography," p.149-169.
History, occurrence, properties, and compounds, with chapters on analytical methods
and technical applications.
Crystallography
Butschly, O. r 548 B98
Uebersichtstabelle der krystallisirten mineralien zum gebrauch bei
krystallographischen uebungen. 1866.
Hilton, Harold. r 548.7 H56
Mathematical crystallography and the theory of groups of movements.
1903. Clarendon Press.
Maskelyne, Mervin Herbert Nevil Story. r 548 M44
Crystallography; a treatise on the morphology of crystals. 1895.
Clarendon Press.
Miller, William Hallows. r 548 M69t
Traite de cristallographie; traduction francaise par H. de Senarmont.
1842.
Mineralogy
Attwood, George. r 549.1 A88
Practical blowpipe assaying. 1881. Van Nostrand.
"Books consulted in the preparation of this work," pref. p.7.
British Museum. (Natural history.) Mineralogy department, r 549 B75
Introduction to the study of minerals, with a guide to the mineral
gallery, by L. Fletcher. Ed.12. 1908.
Brochant de Villiers, Andre Jean Frangois Marie. r 549 B759
Traite elementaire de mineralogie, suivant les principes du Professeur
Werner, redige d'apres plusieurs ouvrages allemands, augmente
des decouvertes les plus modernes et accompagne de notes pour accorder
sa nomenclature avec celle des autres mineralogistes frangais
et etrangers. 2v. 1801-03.
Helmhacker, Rudolf. r 549 H42
Tafeln zur bestimmung haufig vorkommender mineralien mittelst
der einfachsten versuche, zum gebrauche in mineralogischen uebungsstunden
besonders fiir anfanger. 1874.
Hickethier, Gustav. r 549 H52
Bilder aus der gesteinslehre; ein methodischer leitfaden fiir den
mineralogischen unterricht an gymnasien. 1886.
Hirschwald, Julius. r 549 H61
Das mineralogische museum der Koniglichen Technischen Hochschule,
Berlin; ein beitrag zur topographischen mineralogie, sowie ein
leitfaden zum studium der sammlungen. [1885.]
Hussak, Eugen. r 549.1 H96an
Anleitung zum bestimmen der gesteinbildenden mineralien. 1885.
"Literatur-verzeichniss," p. 172-187.

110 CARNEGIE LIBRARY OF PITTSBURGH
r 549 K35L
Kobell, Franz von.
Lehrbuch der mineralogie in leichtfasslicher darstellung; volhg neu
bearbeitet von K. Oebbeke und E. Weinschenk. Ed.6. 1899.
Laube, Gustav Karl. r 549 L36
Hilfstafeln zur bestimmung der mineralien; zum gebrauche fiir
anfanger in mineralogischen iibungsstunden. Ed.2, rev. 1879.
Scheerer, Theodor. r 549.1 S31
Introduction to the use of the mouth-blowpipe; to which is added a
description of the blowpipe characters of the more important minerals,
by H. F. Blanford. Ed.3, rev. 1875. Norgate.
Shepard, Charles Upham, 1804-86. r 549 S54t2
Treatise on mineralogy. Ed.3. 1857. [Privately printed.]
Thesame. Ed.2. 1844. Maltby r 549 S54t
With this is bound his "Treatise on mineralogy, second part."
Geology. Meteorology. Physical Geography
British Museum. (Natural history.) Mineralogy department, r 552 B75
Introduction to the study of rocks, by L. Fletcher. 1898.
England—Admiralty. r 551.56 E64
Notes on climate and other subjects in eastern Mediterranean and
adjacent countries. [1916.]
Maps in pocket.
Geological Society of London. r 550.6 G29a
The charter and bye-laws. 1911.
The same. 1889 r 550.6 G29
Geological Society of London. r 550.6 G29L2
List of [fellows], Sept. 1917. [1917.]
The same, June 30th, 1914. [1914.] r 550.6 G29L
» Geological Society of London. r 550.5 G2993
Quarterly journal, 1889-1918. v.45-74. 1889-1919.
Contains "Proceedings" of the society.
Index to v.1-50, 1854-94, comp. and ed. by L. L. Belinfante.
Gibson, Charles R. 553.2 G36
Romance of coal; a popular account of the origin & nature of coal,
the forces & qualities, destructive or beneficial, which lie latent in it &
the great variety of uses to which they may be turned in science, art
& industry. 1923. Lippincott.
Includes coal mining and gives considerable attention to products and by-products
of coal.
Huntington, Ellsworth, & Visher, S. S. 551.569 H94
Climatic changes; their nature and causes. 1922. Yale University
Press. (Yale University. Theodore L. Glasgow memorial publication
fund.)
Contains bibliographical foot-notes.
"This book not only discusses climatic changes, but considers the causes of earthquakes
and attempts to show how climatic changes may be related to great geological
revolutions in the form, location, and altitude of the lands. Thus the book has a direct
bearing on all the mam physical factors which have molded the evolution of organic life
including man." Preface.

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Kinahan, George Henry. r 551.43 K26
Valleys and their relation to fissures, fractures and faults. 1875.
Triibner.
Contains bibliographical foot-notes.
Miiller, Albrecht. r 553.19 M95
Die erzgange; vortrag. 1880.
Teall, Jethro Justinian Harris. qr 552.1 T26
British petrography, with special reference to the igneous rocks.
1888. Dulau.
Contains a "Glossary of terms used in describing rocks, by F. H. Hatch," p.423-451.
Contains bibliographical foot-notes.
Thornton, John. r 551.4 T41
Elementary physiography; an introduction to the study of nature.
Ed.10, rev. 1899. Longmans. (Longmans' elementary science manuals.)
Uhlig, Viktor. qr 553.1 U18
Nutzbare mineralien. [1895?] (Erdgeschichte, pt.2.)
Wiltshire, Thomas. r 553.2 W77
History of coal; an introductory lecture delivered before the principal,
members of the staff and students of the evening classes of
King's college on October 4th, 1878, at the commencement of the
winter session. 1878. Spon.
Contains bibliographical foot-notes.
Woodward, John, 1665-1728. r 551 W86
Essay towards a natural history of the earth and terrestrial bodyes,
especialy minerals, as also of the sea, rivers and springs, with an account
of the universal deluge and of the effects that it had upon the
earth. Ed.3. 1723. Bettesworth.
Useful Arts
Austin, William E. . 675.6 A93
Principles and practice of fur dressing and fur dyeing. 1922. Van
Nostrand.
"Bibliography," p.185-186.
Contains brief descriptions of various furs, but the methods of dressing and dyeing
are treated in a general way, not for individual furs.
Browne, Susanna Shanklin. 641 B81
Plain sailing cook book; a collection of simple recipes for beginners
in cookery. 1922. Scribner.
The same j 641 B81
Gives lists of utensils and materials required for each receipt and describes plainly
the various steps in the process of preparing the food.
Rawlley, Ratan C. 677.3 R23
Economics of the silk industry; a study in industrial organisation.
1919. King.
Contains bibliographical foot-notes.
Thesis for Sc.D. (Economics), University of London.
An economic analysis of both the silk-producing and the silk-manufacturing industries.
The subject is discussed under five main headings: history, economic environment,
production, consumption, and systems of marketing and distribution.

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Medicine. Physiology. Hygiene
Fisher, Boyd.
614 - 8 F5 3
Mental causes of accidents. 1922. Houghton.
"The self-guided approach to psychology," p.287-314.
Contains bibliographical foot-notes.
An analysis of the psychological side of industrial accidents. Discusses in detail
mental factors which may affect various types of workmen and suggests remedies.
Hall, Isaac Walker, & Herxheimer, Gotthold. r 616 H17
Methods of morbid histology and clinical pathology. 1905. Lippincott.
References, p.269-282.
Young Women's Christian Associations, United r 612.6 Y36r
States—Social morality committee.
Report, June 1917 to July 1919, government lecture program included.
[1919.]
Engineering
Bryson, Thomas. 622.33 B84c
Colliery fireman's pocket book. 1921. Wall.
An aid to preparation for examination for the colliery fireman's certificate. Covers
mine gases and their detection, the principles of mine ventilation, and coal mining
methods.
Canada—Statistics bureau. r 621.311 C16
Central electric stations in Canada. 2 pts. in lv. 1919. (Census of
industry, 1917.)
pt.i. Statistics.
pt.2. Directory (Jan. i, 1919), by J. T. Johnston, issued as Water resources paper,
no.27 (Canada—Water power branch).
Prepared in collaboration with the Dominion water power branch, Department of
the interior, the Ontario hydro-electric power commission, the Quebec streams commission,
the New Brunswick water power commission and the Nova Scotia water power
commission.
Carter, Frederick William. 621.33 C23
Railway electric tr.action. 1922. Longmans.
Contains bibliographical foot-notes.
"An exhaustive treatise on the tractive features of railway electrification, giving
methods of calculation and discussion of current practice in design." Power, 1922.
Collins, Joseph Henry. r 622 C71
First book of mining and quarrying, with the sciences connected
therewith; for use in primary schools and self-instruction. 1872. Lockwood.
(Weale's educational series.)
Darcy, Henry. qb 628.1 D24
Les fontaines publiques de la ville de Dijon; exposition et application
des principes a suivre et des formules a employer dans les questions
de distribution d'eau. [2v.] 1856.
v.i. Text.
v.2. Atlas.
Gillmore, Quincy Adams. r 620.132 G41
Report on the compressive strength, specific gravity and ratio of
absorption of the building stones in the United States. 1876. Van
Nostrand.
Official report to the chief of engineers, U. S. army.

BOOKS ADDED—MARCH 1923 113
Highsmith, J. H. r 622 338 HS3
Appraisal of oil production; a series of tables for use in determining
monthly depletion rates, based on past performance and forecasting
future yields of oil producing properties, with an introduction by R. S.
Blatchley. 1921. Privately printed.
McFarlane, William. 621.3 M15
Electricity in steel works; describing current practice in the generation
of electricity at steel works, the electric driving of rolling mills,
the use of lifting magnets and the electric lighting of steel works. 1921.'
Pitman. (Pitman's technical primers.)
"Bibliography," p.105-106.
Brief and non-technical.
Pull, Ernest. r 621-9 pgg
Modern workshop practice; a practical text-book for the use of
engineers, apprentices and students in technical institutes. Ed.6, rewritten
& enl. 1922. Van Nostrand.
Written by the workshop superintendent of London County Council School of Engineering
and Navigation. Describes and illustrates British machine tools and shop appliances.
Thomas, James Bertram. qr 629.12014 T37
Powering of ships. 1921. Scott.
"Bibliography," p.291-293.
A highly technical work on ship resistance and design. Does not deal with power
or propulsion.
Weingreen, Joshua. 621.311 W45a2
Electric power plant engineering. Ed.3. 1922. McGraw.
Does not consider prime movers and pays little attention to generators. Concerned
mainly with arrangement and operation of switch-gear. Describes a number of typical
stations, giving lay-outs.
Business. Communication
American Writing Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass. r 659 A51b
Building a printing business, by Robert Ruxton. no.1-4. 1922.
Distributed by Typothetae of Western Pennsylvania.
American Writing Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass. r 659 A51s
Salesmanship in print; a course in writing printed salesmanship &
a course in selling printed salesmanship, written exclusively for U. T.
A. printers, by Robert Ruxton. no.1-6. 1922.
Distributed by Typothetae of Western Pennsylvania.
Polakov, Walter Nicholas. 658.7 P75
Mastering power production; the industrial, economic and social
problems involved and their solution. 1921. Engineering Magazine Co.
"Footnotes," p.437-447, contains bibliographies.
A logical presentation of the need for more efficient utilization of existing materials,
equipment, and labor under present conditions. Avoids discussion of engineering details
and stresses management.
Reed, William B. 657.622 R28
Bituminous coal mine accounting. 1922. McGraw.
Expanded from a series of articles published in "Coal review." Discusses the
various items which make up an adequate accounting scheme and gives the necessary
forms. The author is (1922) secretary of the National Coal Association.

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Sand, Rene.
r 658.7 S21
Organisation industrielle, medecine sociale et education civique en
Angleterre et aux £tats-Unis. 1920.
pt.i. L'industrie.
pt.2. La medecine sociale.
pt.3. L'education.
Contains bibliographical foot-notes.
Vanderblue, Homer Bews. 658.1625 V18r
Railroad valuation by the Interstate commerce commission. 1920.
Harvard University Press.
Contains bibliographical foot-notes.
Reprinted from the "Quarterly journal of economics," November 1919 and February
1920. Includes the valuation provisions of the Transportation act of 1920 and the text
of the valuation section (19a) of the Interstate commerce act of 1913, and explains the
methods of the Interstate commerce commission in railroad valuation.
Chemical Technology
Eckel, Edwin Clarence. 666.9 E25a
Cements, limes and plasters; their materials, manufacture and properties.
Ed.2, rev. 1922. Wiley.
References at the end of most of the chapters.
The same r 666.9 E25a
The scope is too comprehensive to permit detailed consideration, but the concise
method of treatment, the bibliographic material, and the tabulated data make the book
a valuable work of reference.
Foucard, A. r 669.851 F82
Technologie de la forge; les tuyeres; preface de V. Nardon. 1921.
"Bibliographie," p.90.
Description of numerous types of horizontal, vertical, and inclined tuyeres, discussion
of choice and position of tuyeres, and special consideration of blast-furnace tuyeres.
Sexton, Alexander Humboldt. 662.6 S51
Fuel and refractory materials; revised and enlarged by W. B. Davidson.
[Ed.3.] 1921. Van Nostrand.
Deals mainly with preparation, properties, and utilization of various fuels. Very
brief attention to refractories, including bricks and crucibles.
Fine Arts
Canada—Federal plan commission. qr 710 C167
Report on a general plan for the cities of Ottawa and Hull. 1915.
Conway, Sir William Martin. qr 7599 E99c
The Van Eycks and their followers. 1921. Murray.
A study of the work of the early Flemish painters. Illustrated.
Grosvenor, Gilbert Hovey. 71g 2 Q941
Our state flowers, the floral emblems chosen by the commonwealths.
[1917. National Geographic Soc]
Pages 48.-517 of v.3i, no.6, June .9.7, of the "National geographic magazine."
The samc • r 716.2 G94
The samc. (In National geographic magazine, v.31,
no6) r 910.5 N15 v.31

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Hetherington, A. L. qr 738 H4g
The early ceramic wares of China, with an introduction by R. L.
Hobson. 1922. Benn.
"Select bibliography," p.155-156.
Hind, Arthur Mayger. qr 767 P64h
Giovanni Battista Piranesi; a critical study, with a list of his published
works and detailed catalogues of the prisons and the views of
Rome. 1922. Cotswold Gallery.
"Bibliography," pref. p.7-8.
Piranesi (1720-78) was an Italian architect and engraver. This is a study of his
work as an engraver. Illustrated.
Layard, George Somes. qr 762 L81L
The headless horseman; Pierre Lombart's engraving, Charles or
Cromwell? with an introduction by Campbell Dodgson. [1922.] Stokes.
Mauclair, Camille. 759.4 M48e
Les etats de la peinture frangaise de 1850 a 1920. 1921. (Collection
Payot.)
Robaut, Alfred. qr 759.4 D387r
L'oeuvre complet de Eugene Delacroix; peintures, dessins, gravures,
lithographies catalogue et reproduit; commente par Ernest Chesneau,
ouvrage publie avec la collaboration de Fernand Calmettes. 1885.
Stbcklein, Hans. qr 739 S86
Meister des eisenschnittes; beitrage zur kunst- und waffengeschichte
im 16. und 17. jahrhundert. 1922.
Contains bibliographical foot-notes.
Van Rensselaer, Stephen. r 738.2 V19
Check list of early American bottles and flasks. 1921. Privately
printed.
Architecture
The books designated by the letter b at the beginning of the call number were purchased
from the fund left to the Library by J. D. Bernd and devoted to Architecture and
Decoration.
Allen, Lewis Falley. r 728.6 A42
Rural architecture; a complete description of farm houses, cottages
and out buildings, with lawns, pleasure grounds and parks, the flower,
fruit and vegetable garden; also, useful and ornamental domestic animals
for the country resident; also, the best method of conducting
water into cattle yards and houses. 1852. Judd.
American Face Brick Association. q 728 A512f
Face brick bungalow and small house plans. 4 pts. in lv. 1921.
... qb 720.5 A6745
Architectural sketch-book, July 1873-Dec. 1875. v.1-3, no.6. 1873-75.
Ed. by the Portfolio Club.
Armanet, Crescent. b 726 A72
Church of Our Lady of Esperanza. 1921. Privately printed.
A historical and descriptive account of this New York church, with particular attention
to its treasures in the way of furnishings, windows, and paintings.

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Day, J. Ingersoll, comp. r 725 D33
A few of the buildings constructed by Wm. Miller & Sons Co.
Pittsburgh, Pa. Privately printed. [Pittsburgh.]
Dbhring, Karl. qb 722.4 D68
Buddhistische tempelanlagen in Siam. 3v. 1920. (Indische kulturkreis
in einzeldarstellungen.)
"Kurzes literaturverzeichnis," v.i, p.286-287.
Eberlein, Harold Donaldson. qb 728.8 E218
Villas of Florence and Tuscany. 1922. Lippincott.
Fairbridge, Dorothea. qb 720.968 F15
Historic houses of South Africa, with a preface by General J. C.
Smuts. 1922. Milford.
Garnett, Porter. q 728.8 G19
Stately homes of California, with an introduction by Bruce Porter.
1915. Little.
Describes some of the larger and finer homes of the state, paying particular attention
to the gardens which are attached to them. Illustrated.
Kimball, Sidney Fiske. qb 728 K25
Domestic architecture of the American colonies and of the early
republic. 1922. Scribner.
Contains bibliographical foot-notes.
Penanrun, David de, and others. qb 720.7 P38
Les architectes eleves de l'ficole des Beaux-arts, 1819-1894; preface
de Charles Garnier. 1895.
Retail Lumber Dealers' Association, Pennsylvania. q 728 R35
Pennsylvania homes; a select collection of practical designs for
moderately priced homes. 1922. Pittsburgh.
Royet, Louis Eugene. b 726 R81
Notice sur l'abbaye de Notre-Dame d'lssoudun. 1857.
Extract from the "Compte rendu des travaux de la Societe du Berry."
Weaver, Lawrence. q 728.8 W36
Small country houses; their repair and enlargement; forty examples
chosen from five centuries. 1914. Country Life. ("Country life" library
of architecture.)
Music
Scores
Beethoven, Ludwig van. M 785.5 B38g
Die geschopfe des Prometheus; ouverture zum ballet. Op.43. Eulenburg.
(Eulenburg's kleine orchester-partitur-ausgabe.)
Berlioz, Hector. M 785.2 B45
Drei orchesterstiicke aus Fausts verdammung: Ungarischer marsch,
Sylphentanz, Tanz der irrlichter. Eulenburg. (Eulenburg's kleine orchester-partitur-ausgabe.
Verschiedene werke, no.l.)

BOOKS ADDED—MARCH 1923 117
r 783.9 K28
Kirisuko-kyo sambika; a collection of hymns and tunes. 1896. Amer.
Baptist Missionary Union in Japan.
Text of hymns in Japanese.
Books About Music
Bussler, Ludwig. 781.5 B96
Theory and practice of musical form, on the basis of [his] "Musikalische
formenlehre," for instruction in composition both in private
and in classes, by J. H. Cornell. 1883. Schirmer.
r 780.5 H93
Htinis musik-jahrbuch der Schweiz; l'annuaire Suisse de la musique,
1919/20. 1920.
Palmer, Horatio Richmond. 781 P19
Theory of music; a practical guide to the study of thorough-bass,
harmony, musical composition and form, for those who wish to acquire
a knowledge of the fundamental principles of the science in a short
time, either with or without the aid of a teacher, including 730 questions
which are illustrated by 582 examples selected from the works
of the best writers on musical science. 1876. Church.
Tapper, Thomas. 780.4 T19
The music life and how to succeed in it. 1892. Presser.
Contents: The mission of music.—Personalities.—Phases.—Some special themes.—
Helps.—Situation.—A bunch of letters.—The last talks.
Recreation
Barnes, Gerald. 796.95 B25
Swimming and diving. 1922. Scribner.
Cortissoz, Royal. 796.35 C82
Nine holes of golf. 1922. Scribner.
Informal essays, not on how to play golf, but on how to enjoy it even though a
"duffer."
Ferguson, Wynne. 795 F38
The 1922 rules and laws of auction bridge. 1922. Privately printed.
Literature
Arnold, Thomas, 1795-1842. r 828 A75
Miscellaneous works, with nine additional essays not included in the
English collection. 1845. Appleton.
Bowen, Benjamin Lester, ed. 850.8 B66
First Italian readings; selected and ed. with notes and vocabulary.
1897. Heath. (Heath's modern language series.)
English Association, London. r 820.5 L52
The year's work in English studies, 1919-20; ed. by Sir Sidney Lee.
1921. Oxford University Press.
Contains bibliographical foot-notes.
"A descriptive and critical record of the published fruits of English scholarship at
home and abroad." Preface.

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Esling, Mrs Catharine H. (Waterman), cd. r 820.8 E82
The religious offering. 1840. Marshall.
A collection of prose and verse.
Hudson, Mrs Mary (Clemmer) Ames. 814 H88
Outlines of men, women and things. 1873. Hurd.
Contents: Arlington in May.—Northern Vermont in August.—Newport in September.—Indian
summer in Virginia.—Charles Sumner's home.—Grand Duke Alexis in New
York —A rainy morning in the country.—Margaret Fuller Ossoli.—A French journalist.
—Fanny Fern —Horace Greeley and Edwin Forrest.—Lola Montez.—Things gone by.—
The fallen man.—Physical basis of statesmanship.—Instinctive philosophers and statesmen.—Pin-money.—Breadmaking.—Our
kitchens.—Caste in sex.—Woman suffrage —
Una and her paupers.—Let us live.
804 M22
Macy, John Albert.
The critical game [and other essays]. 1922. Boni.
Other essavs: Dante in English.—Dante's political philosophy.—Nietzsche—Tolstoy.—Maeterlinck's
essays.—Joseph Conrad.—A Conrad miscellany. — Strindberg.
Tagore —Remy de Gourmont.—Swift's relations with women.—William James, man of
letters.— Biographies of Poe.— Biographies of Whitman.—G. E. Woodberry.—Abraham
Cahan.—Thomas Hardy.—George Borrow.—Shelley.—H. G. Wells and Utopia.—John
Masefield.—Shakespeare and the scribes.—George Moore and other Irish writers.—James
Joyce.—D. H. Lawrence.
Masson, Thomas Lansing. 817 M46o
Our American humorists. 1922. Moffat.
Comments on more than 30 American humorists, most of whom are still living. The
author has been since 1893 literary and managing editor of "Life."
National Dante Committee. 851 D23zn
Dante; a guide to further study, introduction by J. H. Finley. 1921.
Kenedy.
Prepared by Contessa Irene di Robilant.
Willson, Marcius. r 808.8 W76f2
Fourth reader. 1860. Harper. (Harper's school and family series.)
Woollcott, Alexander. 823 D55zw
Mr Dickens goes to the play. 1922. Putnam.
This is an attempt to collect from the records of Dickens' life, from his letters, and
from his works all that he did or said in relation to the theatre.
Poetry
Hardy, Thomas. 821 H26L
Late lyrics and earlier, with many other verses. 1922. Macmillan.
Madariaga, Salvador de, comp. 861.08 M23
Spanish folk songs; selected and translated with an introduction.
[1922.] Constable.
Milton, John. 821 M71s
The sonnets of Milton, with introduction & notes by T. S. Smart.
1921. Maclehose.
Wagner, Charles Abraham. 811 W13
Poems of the soil and sea. 1922. Knopf.

BOOKS ADDED—MARCH 1923 119
Drama. Theatre
Baird, George Mahaffey Patterson. 812 B16m
Mirage. 1922. Kidd. (Stewart Kidd modern plays.)
Bax, Clifford. 822 B33
Old King Cole. 1921. Daniel. (Plays for a people's theatre, 15.)
Benavente y Martinez, Jacinto. 862 B42s
The smile of Mona Lisa; a play in one act; tr. from the Spanish by
J. A. Herman. 1919. Four Seas Co. (Contemporary series.)
Brighouse, Harold. 822 B748p
Plays for the meadow and plays for the lawn. 1921. French.
(French's acting edition, no.2589.)
Contents: Maypole morning.—The Paris doctor.—The prince who was a piper.—
The man about the place.
Carpenter, S. G. & Welsford, E. H. 793.1 C22
"The Christmas mystery"; a series of Bethlehem tableaux, with
prologue, carols, hymns and dialogue arranged for parish players.
1921. Heffer.
Chambers, Charles Haddon. 812 C35aw
The awakening; a play in four acts. 1903. Baker.
Freeman, Ethel Hale. 812 F91
Dramatization of Monsieur Beaucaire; made from Booth Tarkington's
popular novel with the consent of that author, his publishers and
his collaborators in the play of the same title popularized by the late
Richard Mansfield. 1916. Baker.
Jacobs, William Wymark, & Hubbard, P. E. 822 J13L
A love passage; a comedy in one act; adapted from W.W.Jacobs'
story of that title. 1913. French. (French's acting edition, no.2437.)
Leonard, Sterling Andrus, ed. 822 L62
The Atlantic book of modern plays, with introduction, comment
and annotated bibliography. 1921. Atlantic Monthly Press.
Contents: The philosopher of Butterbiggens, by Harold Chapin.—Spreading the
news, by Lady Gregory.—The beggar and the king, by Winthrop Parkhurst.—Tides, by
George Middleton.—He, by Eugene O'Neill.—Campbell of Kilmhor, by J. A. Ferguson.
—The sun, by John Galsworthy.—The knave of hearts, by Louise Saunders.—Fame and
the poet, by Lord Dunsany.—The captain of the gate, by B. M. Dix.—Gettysburg, by
Percy Mackaye. — Lonesome-like, by Harold Brighouse. — Riders to the sea, by J. M.
Synge.—The land of heart's desire, by W. B. Yeats.—The riding to Lithend, by Gordon
Bottomley.
"Bibliography of plays for reading in high schools," p.298-324.
MacMillan, Mary Louise. 812 M21t
Third book of short plays. 1922. Stewart.
Contents: The weak-end.—The storm.—In heaven.—When two's not company.—
Peter Donelly.—An apocryphal episode.—Standing moving.
Millay, Edna St. Vincent. 812 M68t
Two slatterns and a king; a moral interlude. 1921. Kidd. (Stewart
Kidd modern plays.)

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Morley, Christopher Darlington. 812 M89
Thursday evening [a comedy in one act]. 1922. Kidd. (Stewart
Kidd modern plays.)
Palmer, Josephine Ludlow, & Thorp, A. L. 812 P19
The lighting of the Christmas tree; adapted from "The Christmas
guest," by Selma Lagerlof. 1921. French. (Vassar series of plays.)
Phillpotto, Edm. & Groves, Charles. 822 P5183
A golden wedding; an original comedy in one act. 1899. French.
Rackstraw, E. C. & Muskerry, William. 822 R12
"Make-believe"; a comedietta. 1910. French. (French's acting edition,
no.2368.)
Ridgeway, William. q 809.2 R43
The dramas and dramatic dances of non-European races, in special
reference to the origin of Greek tragedy, with an appendix on the
origin of Greek comedy. 1915. Cambridge University Press.
Contains bibliographical foot-notes.
Smith, Harry James. 812 S64
Mrs Bumpstead-Leigh; a comedy in three acts. 1917. French.
(French's standard library edition.)
Tarkington, Newton Booth. 812 T21gh
The ghost story; a one-act play for persons of no great age. 1922.
Kidd. (Stewart Kidd little theatre plays.)
Vosburgh, Mrs Maude (Batchelder). 812 V38
Miss Maria; comedy in one act, from Old Chester tales, by Margaret
Deland. 1917. French.
Biography
Individual Biography
Bonaparte, Charles Joseph. 92 B6183b
Bishop, Joseph Bucklin. Charles Joseph Bonaparte; his life and
public services. 1922. Scribner.
Charles Joseph Bonaparte (1851-1921) was the grandson of Jerome Bonaparte and
his American wife, Elizabeth Patterson. He practiced law in Baltimore, became prominent
in the civil service reform movement, and served in Roosevelt's cabinet as secretary
of the navy and later as attorney-general.
Caird, Edward. 92 C1252J
Jones, Sir Henry, & Muirhead, J. H. The life and philosophy of
Edward Caird. 1921. Maclehose.
Contains bibliographical foot-notes.
A Scotch philosopher (1835-1908), professor of moral philosophy at Glasgow University
for 38 years, and master of Balliol College, Oxford.
Catherine de Medicis. 92 C282v
Van Dyke, Paul. Catherine de Medicis. 2v. 1922. Scribner.
"Bibliography," v.2, p.407-426.
A study of the life and character of this famous queen, which represents her as not
nearly so wicked as history and tradition have often painted her.

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Cleveland, Grover. 92 C582h
Hugins, Roland. Grover Cleveland; a study in political courage.
1922. Anchor-Lee Pub. Co. (Admirable Americans, no.l.)
"Bibliography," p.94.
A brief, laudatory biography.
Daniel, Charles Henry Olive. r 92 D222
The Daniel Press; memorials of C. H. O. Daniel. 1921.
"A bibliography of the Daniel Press at Frome and Oxford, 1845-1919," by Falconer
Madan, p.37-154.
Eckardstein, Hermann, freiherr von. 92 E252
Ten years at the court of St. James', 1895-1905; tr. and ed. by
George Young. 1922. Dutton.
The author was attached, at times unofficially, to the German embassy in London.
These memoirs reveal his strong sympathy for the English and his extremely outspoken
disapproval of the methods of the kaiser and his advisers.
Hinkson, Mrs Katharine (Tynan). 92 H567
The wandering years. 1922. Houghton.
A fourth volume of reminiscences. This records in intimate detail the doings of
herself, .her family, and her friends in England, Scotland, the East, and Ireland during
the years between the close of the great war and 1921.
Huxley, Thomas Henry. 92 H983L
Leighton, Gerald Rowley. Huxley; his life and work. [1912.] Jack.
(The people's books.)
"Bibliography," p.92-94.
A "popular study...The biography is good, the relation to Darwin is well defined,
and a just preference for Huxley's science over his philosophic and controversial works
does not prevent an appreciation of their importance for contemporary thought." Athe*
neeum, 1912.
Lee, Gen. Robert Edward. 92 L5261r
Riley, Franklin Lafayette, ed. General Robert E. Lee after Appomattox.
1922. Macmillan.
A collection of documents, letters, magazine articles, and personal reminiscences
concerning General Lee's presidency of Washington University (now Washington and
Lee) from 1865 to 1870.
Lincoln, Abraham. 92 L715ste
Stephenson, Nathaniel Wright. Lincoln; an account of his personal
life, especially of its springs of action as revealed and deepened
by the ordeal of war. 1922. Bobbs.
"Bibliography," p.425-429.
Lincoln, Abraham. 92 L715we
Weik, Jesse William. The real Lincoln; a portrait. 1922. Houghton.
The author collaborated with Herndon, Lincoln's law partner, in writing one of
the early biographies of Lincoln. This present work attempts to give a more intimate
view of the man, and carries the account of his life only as far as his departure from
Springfield in 1861.
Lloyd George, David. 92 L7532r
Raymond, Edward Thompson. Mr Lloyd George. 1922. Doran.
Mr Raymond's "book is not conceived in the spirit of undiscriminating compliment,
but is a brilliant portrait of the former prime minister as the present day reveals him. . .
Through all the career of Mr. Lloyd George, the author has given us frank illumination.
For the final estimate he largely places upon us the duty of making our own conception."
Boston evening transcript, 1922.

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Napoleon I, emperor of the French. 92 N129sa
Saint Denis, Louis fitienne. Napoleon from the Tuileries to St.
Helena; personal recollections of the emperor's second mameluke and
valet; translation from the French and notes by F. H. Potter, with an
introduction by G. Michaut. 1922. Harper.
Paine, Ralph Delahaye. 92 P1642
Roads of adventure. 1922. Houghton.
An autobiographical account of experiences as a member of the Yale crew and of
adventures as a wai correspondent in Cuba, Haiti, and China, in the gold camps of the
West, and in the gieat war.
Palestrina, Giovanni Pierluigi da. 92 P182p
Pyne, Zoe Kendrick. Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina; his life and
times. 1922. Lane.
Biography of this Italian composer of the 16th century.
Pennypacker, Galusha. r 920 P49
Gilkyson, Hamilton H. The life and services of General Galusha
Pennypacker. [1919. Chester County Historical Soc]
Bound with "An account of twenty-one citizens of West Chester, Pennsylvania, now
living, who are more than ninety years old," by G. M. Philips.
General Pennypacker was a famous Pennsylvania veteran of the Civil war.
Rodd, Sir James Rennell. 92 R584s
Social and diplomatic memories, 1884-1893. 1922. Arnold.
The author is an English diplomat and writer. During the period covered by this
volume he held posts at Berlin, Athens, Rome, and East Africa.
Rosen, Roman Romanovich, baron. 92 R723
Forty years of diplomacy. 2v. 1922. Knopf.
Baron Rosen was a Russian diplomat who served at various times in the United
States, Japan, Mexico, and other countries. He was one of the plenipotentiaries at
Portsmouth at the peace conference between Russia and Japan.
Simmons, Edward. 92 S5923
From seven to seventy; memories of a painter and a Yankee, with
an interruption by Oliver Herford. 1922. Harper.
Strachey, John St. Loe. 92 S894
The adventure of living; a subjective autobiography (1860-19?2)
1922. Putnam.
Contents: How I came to the Spectator.—My physical home, my familv and my
good fortune therein.—My father.—My father's stories of the Strachey family —Mv
childhood and some psychological incidents.—The familv nurse.—Bovhood - poet'rv and
metre.—Oxford.—A classical education.-An Oxford friendship.-Oxford memories —
Press work in London.-The "Cornhill.''-Meredith Townsend.-My life in London' in
the nineties.—The ethics of journalism.—The place of the journalist in modern life —A
war ep,sode-my American tca-parties.-Idylls of the war.-Five great men.-Mv political
opinions.—Unwritten chapters. ' pouu
Straus, Oscar Solomon. no M1„
TT J c , • • 92 ^9124
Under four administrations; fromCleveland to Taft. 1922 Houghton
Reco"ections of an American lawyer and diplomat who served under four presi'
dents, at home and abroad, and had intimate personal relations with r.r A \ 5 ,
mats, labor leaders, foreign rulers, leaders of i n ^ f l ^ ^ J S S ^ ' c ^
who were the salt of the earth." Condensed from Preface unticketed citizens
Tolstaia, Sofia Andreevna (Bers), grafinia. 92 T5882
The autobiography of Countess Sophie Tolstoi, with preface and
notes by Vasihi Spiridonov; tr. by S. S. Koteliansky and Leonard
Woolf. 1922. Hogarth Press.

BOOKS ADDED—MARCH 1923 123
Collected Biography
Sanderson, Edgar, and others. 920.7 S21
Six thousand years of history, v.5. 1908. Nolan.
v.5. FAMOUS WOMEN: Judith.—Aspasia.—Cornelia.—Cleopatra.—Ayesha.—Joan of
Arc.—Isabella.—Catherine de'Medici.—Elizabeth.—Christina.—Madame de Maintenon.
Mary Washington.— Maria Theresa.— Catherine II.— Marie Antoinette.— Josephine.—
Victoria.
Sherman, Stuart Pratt. 920 S553
Americans. 1922. Scribner.
Contents: Mr Mencken, the jeune fille and the new spirit in letters.—Tradition.—
Franklin and the age of enlightenment.—The Emersonian liberation.— Hawthorne; a
Puritan critic of Puritanism.—Walt Whitman.—Joaquin Miller; poetical conquistador of
the West.—A note on Carl Sandburg.—Andrew Carnegie.—Roosevelt and the national
psychology.—Evolution in the Adams family.—An imaginary conversation with Mr P. E.
More.
Willmott-Dixon, Willmott. 920.7 W758
Queens of beauty and their romances. 2v. 1907. Hutchinson.
Gossipy accounts of some of the English beauties of the 18th and 19th centuries.
Names
Gover, John Eric Bruce. r 929.4 G51
The place names of Middlesex; including those parts of the county
of London formerly contained within the boundaries of the old county.
1922. Longmans.
McQueen, Alexander. 929.4 M22
How to name baby without handicapping it for life; a practical
guide for parents and all others interested in "better naming." 1922.
McQueen Pub. Co.
Travel and Description
General
French, Joseph Lewis, ed. 910.4 F92
Great pirate stories. 1922. Brentano.
Contents: The Piccaroon, by Michael Scott.—The capture of Panama, 1671, by
John Esquemeling.—The Malay proas, by J. F. Cooper.—The wonderful fight of the
Exchange of Bristol with the pirates of Algiers, by Samuel Purchas.—The daughter of
the great mogul, by Daniel Defoe.—Barbarossa—king of the Corsairs, by E. H. Currey.
—Morgan at Puerto Bello; The ways of the buccaneers, by John Esquemeling.—A true
account of three notorious pirates, by Howard Pyle.—Narrative of the capture of the
ship Derby, 1735, by Captain Anselm.—Francis Lolonois, the slave who became a pirate
king, by John Esquemeling.—The fight between the Dorrill and the Moca.—Jaddi the
Malay pirate.—The terrible Ladrones, by Richard Glasspoole.—The female captive, by
Lucretia Parker.—The passing of Mogul Mackenzie, the last of the North Atlantic pirates,
by A. H. Chute.—The last of the sea-rovers; the Riff coast pirates, by W. B. Lord.
Europe
Ditchfield, Peter Hampson. qr 914.2 D63
The cottages and the -village life of rural England, with coloured
and line illustrations by A. R. Quinton. 1912. Dent.
Contains bibliographical foot-notes.

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King, Jessie M. r 914.1 K26
The city of the west [a book of drawings]. 1911. Phillips.
Views of Glasgow, Scotland.
Muirhead, Findlay, & Monmarche, Marcel, ed. 914.4 M95
North-eastern France. 1922. Macmillan. (Blue guides.)
"Books and maps," pref. p.57-58.
Riggs, Arthur Stanley. 914.4 R45
The beauties of France. [1915.] National Geographic Soc.
v.28, no.5, Nov. 1915, of the "National geographic magazine."
The same. (In National geographic magazine, v.28,
no.5.) r 910.5 N15 v.28
United States
Camden, N. J. Directories. r 917.49 C14
Boyd's greater Camden city directory, 1920. 1920.
Drake, Durant. 917.3 073
America faces the future. 1922. Macmillan.
Contents: Liberty.—Equality.—Democracy.—Efficiency.—Patriotism.
"Suggested readings" at the end of each chapter.
A reminder of what American ideals are and a discussion of the extent to which
they are being followed to-day in industry, social life, education, politics, and international
relations.
Hartford, Conn. Directories. r 917.45 H32
Geer's Hartford directory, including West Hartford and East Hartford,
1921/22. 1921.
Shackleton, Robert. 917 53 SS2
The book of Washington. 1922. Penn Pub. Co.
Taft, William Howard. 917 53 Til
Washington; its beginning, its growth and its future. [1915.] National
Geographic Soc.
v.27, no.3, March 19.5, of the "National geographic magazine."
Ihe same. (In National geographic magazine, v.27,
n °' 3) r 910.5 N15 v.27
Other Countries
Andrews, Clarence Edward.
Old Morocco and the forbidden Atlas. 1922. Doran
The romance and poetry of oriental countries „r

BOOKS ADDED—MARCH 1923 125
Warshaw, Jacob. 918 W25
The new Latin America, with an introduction by J. E. LeRossignol.
1922. Crowell.
Not a book of travel but a very close study of the economic and social development
of the South American countries. It should be of use especially to business men who
are looking toward a prospective Sooth American market for their goods. Condensed
from Boston evening transcript, 1922.
History
General
Burnham, Smith. 909 B93
Our beginnings in Europe and America; how civilization grew in
the Old World and came to the New. 1918. Winston.
"Books for the teacher" and "Books for the children" at the end of each chapter.
The same j 909 B93
Shotwell, James Thomson. 901 S55
An introduction to the history of history. 1922. Columbia University
Press. (Records of civilization; sources and studies.)
Contains bibliographies.
"Though it ably fulfills its intention of summarizing in brief the method by which
facts have been perpetuated and so have created history, it transcends its scientific
function by virtue of the admirable manner of its presentation and becomes a stimulant
to historical study itself." Literary review, 1923.
Wallace, William Kay. 901 W17
The trend of history; origins of twentieth century problems. 1922.
Macmillan.
The author's purpose is to discover the origins and background of present-day social
phenomena by tracing their logical antecedents through the course of events. In so
doing he considers the political philosophers of the middle ages, the revolutions of the
18th and 19th centuries, the growth of nationalism, and the beginnings of internationalism
in the 19th century.
Europe
Darton, Frederick Joseph Harvey. 942.3 D26
The soul of Dorset. 1922. Houghton.
The author has "tried to do or combine three things in each chapter of the book—
to sketch very slightly the main tendency of English history in a series of epochs; to
apply that history to its local exhibition in Dorset; and, finally, to describe a string of
places, within the compass of a reasonable day's walk, in which some remains of the
epoch dealt with are still patent." Preface.
qr 949.4 D56
Dictionnaire historique & biographique de la Suisse; publie avec la
recommandation de la Societe Generale Suisse d'Histoire et sous la
direction de Marcel Godet [et autres], avec de nombreux collaborateurs
de tous les cantons; illustre de cartes et de nombreuses reproductions
d'anciens documents dans le texte et hors texte. v.l. 1921.
v.i. A-Baroche.
Einstein, Lewis David. 942.04 E41
The Italian renaissance in England; studies. 1913. (Columbia University.
Studies in comparative literature.)
Contents: The scholar.—The courtier.—The traveller.—The Italian danger.—The
Italians in England; Churchmen, artists and travellers.—The Italian merchant in England.—Italian
political and historical ideas in England.—The Italian influence in English
poetry.—English Catholics in Rome.
"Bibliography," p.391-409.

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Myers, Philip Van Ness. 937 M99h
History of Rome. 1917. Ginn.
"General bibliography," p.227-231.
Pollard, Albert Frederick. 942.05 P76e
The Elizabethans and the empire. [1921.] Oxford University Press.
(Raleigh lecture on history.)
Contains bibliographical foot-notes.
Reprinted from "Proceedings of the British Academy," v.io.
Tilley, Arthur Augustus, ed. 944.02 T46
Medieval France; a companion to French studies. 1922. Cambridge
University Press.
Contents: Geography, by L. Gallois.—History, by C. V. Langlois.—The army, by
Pierre Caron —The navy, by Ch. de la Ronciere.—Industry and commerce, by L. Halphen.—Scholastic
philosophy and universities, by A. G. Little.—Language and dialects,
by A. Jeanroy. — Literature, by Lucien Foulet. — Architecture, by Sir T. G. Jackson. —
Sculpture, glass, painting, by M. R. James.
Toynbee, Arnold Joseph. 949.6 T67w
The western question in Greece and Turkey; a study in the contact
of civilisations. 1922. Constable.
"A list of books," p.371-386.
A study of events occurring in the Near and Middle East in the years just following
the great war. The author bases his statements upon personal observations and investigation.
He finds wrongs on both sides, atrocities committed by both sides, and tries to
show that the real blame lies with the forced contact between two civilizations and with
the vacillating policy of the Western powers.
United States
Rhodes, James Ford. 973.88 R38
The McKinley and Roosevelt adminstrations, 1897-1909. 1922.
Macmillan.
West, Willis Mason. 973 W56s
The story of American democracy; political and industrial. 1922.
Small.
Contains maps.
A text-book setting forth American history from the colonization period to the close
of the great war, with particular reference to the constant struggle for democracy in
society, politics, and industry. Condensed from Foreword.
Other Countries
Hogarth, David George. 053 JJ68
Arabia. 1922. Clarendon Press.
A "sketch, in which an attempt is made to cover the history of Arabia from our
earliest knowledge down to the entry of Arabs into the Great War " Prefatory nTte
Locke, George Herbert. „-, -.--
When Canada was New France. 1920. Dent.
"Stories which illustrate references in this book," p.i43-,So- "Poems wrnVh ill,,.
trate references in this book," p.151-155. ' roems which » lu s-
Markham, Sir Clements Robert. 99g M,g
The lands of silence; a history of Arctic and Antarctic exploration
1921. Cambridge University Press.
"Brief bibliography of Polar voyages and travels," p.514-518.

BOOKS ADDED—MARCH 1923 127
European War
Austro-Hungarian monarchy—Ministerium des K.
und K. hauses und des aussern.
r 940.912 A93au
Austrian red book; official files pertaining to pre-war historv
[1920.] Allen.
3v.
Raleigh, Sir Walter Alexander. 940.914 R16
The war in the air; being the story of the part played in the great
war by the Royal air force, v.l. 1922. Clarendon Press. (History of
the great war.)
v.i. The conquest of the air.—The aeroplane and the airship.—Flight in England
—The beginnings of the air force.—The Royal Flying Corps.—The war: The Royal
Flying Corps from Mons to Ypres.—The royal naval air service in 1914.—The expansion
of the air force.
Books for the Blind
The Library has a collection of about 4,000 books and $ periodicals for the blind.
The Pennsylvania Home Teaching Society and Free Circulating Library for the Blind
supports in this district a teacher, herself totally blind, who, under the direction of this
Library, visits the adult blind in their homes and teaches them to read. This service
and the use of the books are absolutely free to all the adult blind in Pittsburgh and western
Pennsylvania and the Director requests that names and addresses of such persons be
sent to him in order that the teacher may call upon them.
Revised Braille
Grade one and a half
Common prayer, Book of. qE 264 C73c
Collects, epistles and gospels and the service of holy communion,
according to the use of the Protestant Episcopal Church in the United
States of America. 2v. 1921. Amer. Printing House for the Blind.
Dickens, Charles. qE D551c2
Christmas carol; a ghost story of Christmas. Amer. Printing House
for the Blind.
Harte, Bret. qE H319h
How Santa Claus came to Simpson's Bar. Amer. Brotherhood of
Free Reading Matter for the Blind.
Harte, Bret.
Luck of Roaring Camp. Amer. Brotherhood of
Matter for the Blind.
Harte, Bret.
Outcasts of Poker Flat. Amer.
Matter for the Blind.
Henry, O. (pseud, of Sydney Porter).
Madame Bo-Peep of the ranches.
Reading Matter for the Blind.]
Irving, Washington.
Legend of Sleepy Hollow. 1921.
Blind.
Brotherhood of
[Amer.
qE H319L2
Free Reading
qE H319o
Free Reading
qE H452ma
Brotherhood of Free
qE 817 I28L2
Amer. Printing House for the

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CARNEGIE LIBRARY OF PITTSBURGH
Books in the Servian Language
347.05 A72
Arkhiv za pravne i drushtvene nauke; organ pravnog fakulteta Umverziteta
Beogradskog, Dec. 25, 1913. v.16, no.5.
Title translated: "Archives of law and other sciences."
1913.
„ A ,
Bar, Andre.
949.7 B23
Mayska revolutsiya u Srbiyi. 1907.
Title translated: "The May revolution in Servia."
Barby, Henry. ^ B23S
Srbi pod Yedrenom. 1913.
Title translated: "Serbs under Adrianople."
Batut, M. Jovanovic.
176 B32
Preporod'ay lekarske pouke mladezhi i roditel'ima. 1919.
Title translated: "Medical studies for youths and parents."
Bayic, Mirko. 891.8923 B33p
Slike u rechi.
Title translated: "Pictures in words."
Bokic, Mikh. M. 891.8923 B59
Iz politsiskov zhivota; anegdote, tsrte, epizode. 2 pts. in lv.
Title translated: "From police life."
Branine priche. v.3. [1907.] 891.8923 B71
Dachic, Zhivoyin O. 891.8928 Dll
S Bregalnitse i Vardara; beleshke iz nasheg posledn'eg rata. 1913.
Title translated: "From Bregalnica and Vardar rivers."
Dachic, Zhivoyin O. 891.8923 Dll
Zlo i dobro u nashem narodu—proste priche iz zhivota nashega
naroda.
Title translated: "The bad and the good in our nation."
Desanchic, Mikh. Polit. 949.7 D45
Sve dosadan'e besede; sa povesnichkim tsrtama iz srpske politichne
borbe od god. 1883-1898. 1899.
Title translated: "Speeches."
Despotovic, P. 891.8923 D47
Zavyet Ivan'skoy gradini; bosanska pripovyetka.
Title translated: "Celebration of St. John's day."
Dimitriyevic, Laza M. 613 D59
Kako zhivi nash narod; beleshke yednoga okruzhnog lekara. Ed.2,
enl. 1893.
Title translated: "How our people live."
Gavrilovic, Andra. 891.8928 G24
Sedamdeset anegdota iz zhivota srpskikh kn'izhevmka. 1911.
Title translated: "Seventy anecdotes from the lives of Servian writers."
Gravrilovic, Svetozar L. 891.8923 G81s
Pripovetke.
Contents: U izvidnitsi.—Mir u ratu.—U charki.—Na svom mestu.
Title translated: "Stories."

BOOKS ADDED—MARCH 1923 129
Hadzhic, Yovan. 949.7 H13
Ustanak' srbskii pod Tsrn'im' D'ord'em'. v.l. 1862.
Title translated: "Servian revolution under Black George."
Ilic, Alekse. gi4.7 122
Putne beleshke iz Rusiye.
Title translated: "Travel notes from Russia."
Iliyc, Dragutin Y. 891.8922 122
Saul; drama u pet chinova. 1906.
Title translated: "Saul."
Karapandzhic, Voy. N. 891.8923 K132
Sa Belog Grada; pripovetke iz beogradskov zhivota.
Title translated: "From Belgrade."
Kholechek, Yos. 891.8928 K24
Za slobodu; slike i tsrte iz tsrnogorskikh i khertsegovachkikh
boyeva protiv Turaka. v.2. 1881.
Title translated: "For freedom."
Komarchic, Laza. 891.8923 K373
Dva amaneta; roman.
Title translated: "Two bequests."
Kostic, Tadiya P. 891.8923 K393
Mali neimari; pripovetke.
Title translated: "Little upbuilders."
Krakov, Stanislav. 891.8923 K39
Kroz buru; roman.
Title translated: "Through the storm."
Lazarevic, Laza. 891.8923 L44
Beleshke iz okupiranov Beograda (1915-1918).
Title translated: "Stories of the occupation of Belgrade."
Lazarevic, Svetolik. 891.8921 L44
Mala lazaritsa; pesme za narod. 1879.
Title translated: "Little lazaritsa; songs for the people."
Lazic, Sima Lukin. 891.8921 L445
Divl'i chovek. 1901.
Title translated: "Wild man."
Ljubinko, pseud. 891.8922 L75f
Za kral'a i otadzhbinu; alegoriya sa dvanayest slika i pevan'em.
1899.
Title translated: "For king and fatherland."
Marshicanin, Bozho K. 949.7 M41
Tayne dvora Obrenovica; [upravitel'eve beleshke od veridbe do
smrti Kral'a Aleksandra], 2v. in 1.
Title translated: "Secrets of the Obrenovitch court; notes from the marriage to
the death of King Alexander."
Michael Obrenovitch III, prince of Servia. 92 M6632m
Milicevic, M. G. Knez Mikhailo u spomenima nekadashn'eg svog
sekretara iz posledn'ikh devet godina knezheva zhivota. 1896.
Title translated: "Prince Michael."

130 CARNEGIE LIBRARY OF PITTSBURGH
Naranchic, Dushan V. ed. 949.7 N13
Slava Srbiya dirliva manifestatsiya frantsuskikh velikana. 1917.
Title translated: "Famous Servia."
Nushic, Branislav D'.
914 96 N52
-
S Kosova na Sin'e more; beleshke s puta kroz Arbanase 1894. godme.
1902.
Title translated: "From Kossovo to the Adriatic sea."
Obradovic, D. 891.8928 012
Dositeyeve basne. v.l. 1894.
Title translated: "Fables."
Pavicevic, Micun M. 891.8921 P32
Od Tsetin'a do N'uyorka; pismo maytsi pyesma za narod. 1916.
Title translated: "From Cetinje to New York."
Petrovic, Vel'ko. 891.8921 P46p
Rodol'ubive pesme. 1912.
Title translated: "Patriotic poems."
Radosavl'evic, Zh. M. & Mitrovic, R. 891.8928 R13
Materinsko tsarstvo; chutanka srpskukh matera. 1905.
Title translated: "Mother's kingdom; a reading book."
Rankovic, Svetolik P. 891.8923 R19
Seoska uchitelitsa; roman.
Title translated: "A village schoolmistress."
Rashic, Vojislav V. 891.8928 R21
Sa viteshkikh mayskikh grobova u solunu. [1919.]
Title translated: "From the graves of heroes."
Rayic, Aleksandar D. 331.86 R24
Od uchenika do gospodara. 1911.
Title translated: "From apprentice to master."
Romanovic, Zh. M. 940 R66
Pochetsi slovenske istoriye; nekolika predavan'a o slovenima do
pokrshten'a.
Title translated: "Early history of the Slavs."
Sakher-Mazokh. 891.8923 S15
Borba protiv Yezuita; ili, Chovek bez predrasuda; istoriyska pripovetka
iz doba Tsaritse Mariye Tereziye.
Title translated: "Against the Jesuits."
Simic, Koste A. 134 S58d
Devisova filosofiya smrti. 1908.
Title translated: "Davis' philosophy of death."
Simic, Koste A. 134 §58
Spiritizam i yevand'el'a. 1911.
Title translated: "Spiritism and the gospels."
Simiceva, Mileva. 891.8922 S58
Retka sreca; shal'iva igra u yednom chinu. [1900.]
Title translated: "Rare luck."
Stankovic, Todor P. 914 97 S78
Putne beleshke po staroy Srbiyi, 1871-1898. 1910.
Title translated: "Travel stories of old Servia."

BOOKS ADDED—MARCH 1923 131
Tolstoi, Lyof Nikolaievitch, count.
Kozatsi; kavkaska pripovetka.
Title translated: "Cossacks."
891.8923 T58k
Tolstoi', Lyof Nikolaievitch, count. 891.8923 T58n
Narodske priche; preveo sa Ruskova M. M. Vukicevic.
Contents: Od chega l'udi zhive.—Gde ye I'ubav tu ye i bog.—Koliko choveku
treba.—Gasi dok ne bukne.—Za tud' grekh.—Dva startsa.—Kumche.—Ivan Ludak.
Title translated: "Stories from the people."
Tomic, Yasha. 949.6 T59
Rat na Kosovu i staroy Srbiyi, 1912. godine. 1913.
Title translated: "War in Kossovo and old Servia in 1912."
Torn'anski, Svetislav. 891.8923 T63w
U ochekivan'u.
Title translated: "Waiting."
Tsar, Marko. 914.97 T78
Nashe primorye slike i utistsi s Yadrana. 1910.
Title translated: "Our coast picture."
Tsar, Marko. 914.53 T78
Venetsiya; uspomene s puta. 1891.
Title translated: "Venice."
Vesele pripovetke od abukazema.
Title translated: "Short stories."
Veselinovic, Janko M.
Grad.
Title translated: "Snowflakes."
With this is bound his "Chicha Pera.'
Vuchetic, Nikola.
Za Srpstvo.
Title translated: "For Servia."
Yankovic, Militsa.
Neznani yunatsi. 1919.
Title translated: "Unknown heroes."
Yelic, Milosav.
Srbiyanski venats. 1919.
Title translated: "Servian garland."
Books in the Yiddish Language
891.8923 V285
891.8923 V28
891.8923 V39f
891.8928 Y14
891.8921 Y23
Prilutski, N. 296 P94
Samelbucher far Idishen folklor, filologie un kulturgeshichte. 2v.
in 1. 1912-17.
Prilutski, N. 492.5 P94
Yidishe dialektologishe forshungen. v.l. 1917.
v.i. Konsonantism.
Title translated: "Researches in Yiddish dialect."
Prus, Boleslaw, (pseud, of Aleksander Glowacki). 892.53 P976
Di kroin fun Mizraim. 3v. 1918.
Title translated: "The crown of Egypt."

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Young People's Books
Aldon, Adair. j A364h
The hill of adventure; illustrated by J. C. Shepherd. Century.
The scene is in the Rocky mountains of Montana where two Eastern girls with an
invalid aunt spend a summer. Here they find new friends and become involved in some
unexpected and exciting events.
Bible—Old testament. j 221 B47bb
Bible stories in Bible language (the King James version); arranged
and edited by L. M. Bryant. 1922. Appleton.
Browne, Susanna Shanklin. j 641 B81
Plain sailirrg cook book; a collection of simple recipes for beginners
in cookery. 1922. Scribner.
Gives lists of utensils and materials required for each receipt and describes plainly
the various steps in the process of preparing the food.
Bryant, Mrs Lorinda (Munson). j 759 B84
Children's book of celebrated pictures. 1922. Century.
Reproductions of 50 paintings, with descriptive notes and anecdotes of the artists.
The pictures and text are on alternate pages.
Burnham, Smith. j 909 B93
Our beginnings in Europe and America; how civilization grew in
the Old World and came to the New. 1918. Winston.
"Books for the teacher" and "Books for the children" at the end of each chapter.
Collins, Archie Frederick. j 654.1 C69r
Radio amateur's hand book; a complete, authentic and informative
work on wireless telegraphy and telephony. Rev. ed. 1922. Crowell.
Hawksworth, Hallam. j 551 jj36
Adventures of a grain of dust. 1922. Scribner. (Strange adventures
in nature's wonderlands.)
"Hide and seek in the library" at the end of each chapter.
The different chapters, one for each month of the year, describe clearly the work
of plants, animals, and other agencies, such as the wind and the rain, in helping to pre
pare and fertilize the earth's soil. Well illustrated.
Lamb, Charles, & Lamb, Mary. ; 82233 Hla
Tales from Shakespeare, with pictures and illuminations by E S
(Green) Elliott. 1922. McKay.
An unusually beautiful edition with large clear type, full-page plates in color and
other decorations in black and white. '
Mother Goose melodies. j 398 g M93nuy
Nursery rhymes, with drawings by L. L. Brooke. Warne
,•„ Th f,r, S ? me rhym f S , a " d , P' lct , UT , e i ma >' be £°«nd in the three small volumes with subtitles:
Rhymes and lullabies," "Songs and ditties," "Tales and jingles."
Mother Goose melodies. ] 39g g Mg3nus
Nursery rhymes, with drawings by L.L.Brooke; songs and ditties
Warne.
A small book with attractive pictures, some ,„ color and others in black and white.

BOOKS ADDED—MARCH 1923
Perkins, Mrs Lucy (Fitch). j P434sw
The Swiss twins. Houghton.
Ihe twins live in an old gray farmhouse on a mountain side in Switzerland. Caught
by an avalanche in the high pasture where they are tending the herd, they bravely try
to save the goats and find their way home by new and roundabout trails. Illustrated by
the author.
Rolt-Wheeler, Francis. j R656bm
The boy with the U. S. miners. Lothrop. (U. S. service series.)
Interwoven with the experiences of a young American boy who is entombed in a
mine is much information about the methods of mining coal and gold and the development
of safety devices.
Schultz, James Willard. j S3872s
Seizer of eagles, with illustrations by F. E. Schoonover. Houghton.
A story of a Blackfoot Indian boy who wants to become a seizer of eagles, a difficult
and dangerous calling held in great esteem in the tribe.
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excepted. The Children's Rooms in the branches are closed after 6 P. M.
The Central Children's Room is open daily except Sundays and holi­
days from 9 A. M. to 9 P. M.
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to borrow books from the Library by signing the proper application
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card will be collected when the borrower calls for the book.
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Central Library—Reference, Technology, and Periodical Rooms
open week days from 9 A. M. to 10 P. M.; Sunday from 2 to 6 P. M. Lending
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open from 2 to 6 P. M. NO books issued for home use.
Washington's Birthday. All departments open as usual.
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Memorial Day. All departments closed.
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Thanksgiving Day. Central Library—Reading rooms open from 9
A. M. to 10 p. M. Lending Rooms closed. Branch Libraries—Reading
rooms open from 2 to 6 p. M. NO books issued for home use.
Christmas. All departments closed from 6 P. M. December 24 to
9 A. M. December 26.
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Rules for Filing Cards in the Dictionary Catalogues of the Carnegie
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WhataPublicLibrary Finds to Do; by Elisa May Willard. 1917. 18 pp.
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Air Conditioning. 1914. 55 pp.
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By-Product Coking. 1915. 40 pp.
Case-Hardening. 1918. 10 pp.
Electric Driving In Rolling-Mills and Foundries. 11 pp. (Monthly
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Engineering Ethics. 1917. 17 pp.
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The Gyroscope. 1917. 23 pp. (Monthly Bulletin, May 1917.)
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Market Prices Appearing Currently in Technical and Trade Journals.
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Favorite Books of Well Known People When They Were Boys and
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Patriotism Through Literature; by Elva S. Smith. 1919. 17 pp.
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Stories from the Ballads of Robin Hood; Outlines for Story-Telling.
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New Americans. 1920.
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March 16, 1923.
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Periodicals Recently Added
The following periodicals have recently been added to the
list of those regularly received in the Periodical Room:
Fuel in Science and Practice. London.
Gas World. London.
Metal Industry. London.
Nature Magazine. Washington.
Newarker. Newark, N. J.
Walker's Quarterly. London.
Woman Engineer. London.
Catalogue of the Carnegie Library School
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1923-1924, the twenty-third year of the school, was issued in
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143

Books Recently Added to the Library
An r or b prefixed to the call number indicates that the book must he
called for and used in the Reference or the Technology Room; j that it is
especially suitable for children; and q that it is quarto size or lar
Fiction
[Arnim, Mary Annette (Beauchamp), grafin von.] A749en
The enchanted April, by the author of "Elizabeth and her German
garden." Doubleday.
The sunshine and enchantment of an Italian garden work changes in the lives and
characters of four women, who, though strangers to one another, together lease an Italian
castle for the month of April.
Broun, Heywood. B7812b
The boy grew older [a novel]. Putnam.
A father's experiences in bringing up his son who is the offspring of a short-lived
marriage between a newspaper "sports" writer and a Spanish dancer.
Bryant, Marguerite. B8422r
Richard. Duffield.
The story of the regeneration of a criminal by a somewhat unusual form of punishment.
Chesterton, Gilbert Keith. C4272ma
The man who knew too much. Harper.
Appeared in "Harper's magazine," v.140-145, April 1920-June 1922.
Contains also his "The trees of pride."
Detective stories in which the criminal is always allowed to go unpunished because
the man who knows enough to solve the mystery foresees only too clearly the consequences
if the solution is published.
Cournos, John. C841b
Babel. Boni.
The third of the biographical novels concerning John Gombarov, following "The
mask" and "The wall." In this he breaks away from home ties and seeks development
of his powers among the intellectuals of Paris, London, and New York.
Cournos, John. C841m
The mask. Doran.
The story of a Jewish family in Russia and in America, from the point of view of
the young son of the family.
Cournos, John. C841w
The wall. Methuen.
Continues the story of John Gombarov, begun in "The mask," here depicting his
struggles in America to gain recognition as a writer and at the same time to do his duty
by helping to support his step-father's family. '
144

BOOKS ADDED—APRIL 1923 145
Daskam, Josephine Dodge, afterward Mrs Bacon. D273st
Strange cases of Dr Stanchon. Appleton.
Contents: The key.—The children.—The crystal.—The gospel.—The gypsy.—The
warning.—The legacy.—The miracle.—The unburied — The oracles.
Farjeon, Eleanor. F238m
Martin Pippin in the apple orchard. Stokes.
A fanciful, colorful story relating how Martin Pippin, weaver of tales and singer
of songs, freed the lovely daughter of a farmer from her imprisonment in the well-house
in the apple orchard.
Gissing, George. G454h
House of cobwebs, with an introduction by Thomas Seccombe.
Constable.
Goodrich, Samuel Griswold, (pseud. Peter Parley). r G628p
Parley's present for all seasons. Appleton.
Grey, Zane. G8872wa
Wanderer of the wasteland. Harper.
Hall, Amanda Benjamin. H1692h
The heart's justice. Doran.
The story of the conflict of emotions in a girl who marries not for love but out of a
sense of filial duty. Condensed from New York times, 1922.
Hull, Helen R. H914q
Quest. Macmillan.
A psychological novel giving "a full-length picture of a growing girl in regrettable
surroundings." New York times, 1922.
James, Henry, 1843-1916. J164aL
Altar of the dead, and other tales. Macmillan.
Other tales: The beast in the jungle.—The birthplace.—The private life.—Owen
Wingrave.—Tbe friends of the friends.—Sir Edmund Orme.—The real right thing.—
The jolly corner.—Julia Bride.
Johnston, Mary. J3692fou
1492 [a novel]. Little.
The adventures of one who sailed with Columbus on his first voyage across the
Atlantic.
Nexo, Martin Andersen. N296dit
Ditte: towards the stars; tr. by Asta and Rowland Kenney. Holt.
Brings to an end the author's trilogy of the girl of whom he wrote in previous
volumes, "Ditte: girl alive!" and "Ditte: daughter of man." It is a homely, vivid,
eloquent epic of a woman crushed by poverty and hardships and forced out without
training or knowledge to earn her living in a wolfish world. Condensed from New York
times, 1922.
Paltock, Robert. P212L
Life & adventures of Peter Wilkins. Dent. (Everyman's library.)
Phillpotts, Eden. P518re
The red Redmaynes. Macmillan.
Detective story.
Saltus, Edgar Evertson. S179g
The ghost girl. Boni.
Mystery story.

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Sinclair, May. S616a
Anne Severn and the Fieldings. Macmillan.
A psycho-analytical novel which deals with the relations of the heroine with the
three sons of the family in which she had been brought up.
Stern, Gladys Bronwyn. S8393r
The room [a novel]. Knopf.
Two episodes in the life of an English girl, in which her unusual insight into human
nature forces her to sacrifice for the good of others the thing nearest her heart.
German Fiction
Andersen, Hans Christian. 833 A54au
Ausgewahlte marchen; deutsch von Julius Reuscher.
Ompteda, Georg, freiherr von. 833 024wi
Wie am ersten tag; roman.
Schiller, Johann Christoph Friedrich von. 833 S3342
Der geisterseher; aus den memoires des grafen von O**; abridged
edition, with introduction, notes and vocabulary by E. S. Joynes. v.l.
Heath. (Heath's modern language series.)
Benoit, Pierre.
L'Atlantide; roman.
Duhamel, Georges.
Les hommes abandonnes.
French Fiction
843 B44
843 D88h
Dumas, Alexandre, the elder. 843 D89de
Les deux rois; ed. with notes by F. H. Hewitt. Longmans. (Episodes
from Le vicomte de Bragelonne.)
Gourmont, Remy de. g43 Q74
Lettres a Sixtine.
MacOrlan, Pierre.
La cavaliere Elsa.
Mauriac, Frangois.
Preseances.
Italian Fiction
Annunzio, Gabriele d', (pseud, of Gaetano Rapagnetta).
Notturno.
Lipparini, Giuseppe.
I 4 fanti; romanzo del dopoguerra.
Spanish Fiction
Baroja y Nessi, Pio.
Las funas. (Memorias de un hombre de accion.)
843 M21c
843 M494
853 A61no
853 L733
863 B25f

BOOKS ADDED—APRIL 1923 147
General Works
qr 020.2 A51
American library directory, 1923; a classified list of 9200 libraries, with
names of librarians. 1923. Bowker.
Campbell, A. Albert. r 072 C15
Belfast newspapers, past and present. 1921. Baird.
Dana, John Cotton. r 026.658 D19
On buying and using print; practical suggestions from a librarian to
the business man. 1921. Wilson.
Egan, Maurice Francis. 028 E34
Confessions of a book-lover. 1922. Doubleday.
Informal essays on the author's own reading; his boyhood reading, his taste in poets
and novelists, and his favorites among other classes of books.
Hyde, Dorsey William. r 026.658 H99
Workshops for assembling business facts, with an introductory note
by Herbert Hoover. 1921. Amer. Library Assoc. Pub. Board.
Pamphlet on the work of special libraries.
Lord, Chester Sanders. 070 L86
The young man and journalism. 1922. Macmillan. (Vocational
series.)
The purpose of the author, for many years managing editor of the New York
"Sun," is to indicate what journalism offers to young men as a means of livelihood,
answering such questions as, What is the nature of the newspaper business? What are
its rewards? How does a beginner get his start? What are the duties of each member
of a big newspaper staff? Condensed from Literary review, 1922.
Marchmont, Frederick, comp. r 012 C897
The three Cruikshanks; a bibliographical catalogue describing more
than 500 works, illustrated by Isaac, George & Robert Cruikshank, the
introduction by Julian Moore. 1897. Spencer.
Minnesota—Education department. r 028.5 M72
Elementary school library list, 1921-1922; comp. by H.A.Wood.
[1922.]
Philosophy. Psychology
Coue, fimile. 131 C83
Self mastery through conscious autosuggestion. 1922. Amer. Library
Service.
Elliot, Hugh Samuel Roger. 150 E52
Human character. 1922. Longmans.
A discussion of the psychology of the emotions, the passions, the virtues, and the
vices of mankind.
Paton, Stewart. 132 P29s
Signs of sanity and the principles of mental hygiene. 1922. Scribner.
"A book which in popular form tries to bring some light into the confusion that
rules in the current ideas concerning the dividing line between sanity and insanity and
the relation of both to bodily health and to inheritance." Survey, 1922.

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Pierce, Frederick. 130 P55
Our unconscious mind and how to use it. 1922. Dutton.
Contents: The operating tower.—Behind the scenes with a human mind.—Libido
and the dominant wish.—The endocrine glands, compensation striving and false goals.—
Autosuggestion.—Application to everyday life.—Making a contented human group.—The
new psychology in advertising and selling.
"Bibliography," p.321-323.
Rivarol, Antoine. 194 R51
Giuvres choisies, avec une preface par M. de Lescure. 2v. 1880.
Stephen, Mrs Karin. 194 B45zst
The misuse of mind; a study of Bergson's attack on intellectualism,
with a prefatory letter by Henri Bergson. 1922. Paul. (International
library of psychology, philosophy and scientific method.)
Wells, Frederic Lyman. 150 W49
Mental adjustments. 1922. Appleton. (Conduct of mind series.)
Contents: Mental adaptation.—Use and waste in thought and conduct.—Symbolic
association.—The continuity of emotion.—Types of dissociation.—Mechanisms in dissociated
ideas.—Experimental approaches.—Balancing factors.
Contains bibliographical foot-notes.
Ethics
Most of thc books on this subject were purchased from a fund given to the Library
for this purpose by Mr, J. L. Block in memory of James Ernest Schwartz.
Ahrens, Heinrich. 171 A28
Cours de droit naturel ou de philosophie du droit, complete, dans
les principales matieres, par des apergus historiques et politiques. 2v.
1875.
"Bibliographie," v.i, p.325-330.
Contains bibliographical foot-notes.
Blake, Buchanan. 171 B52
The meaning of suffering in human life. 1922. Gardner.
Contents: An introduction to our enquiry.—Suffering held to be the punishment
of sin.—Suffering held to be a test of fidelity.—Suffering held to be involved in matter,
and so necessary.—Suffering held to be a supreme mystery.—Suffering held to be the
method of the Divine Disciple of men. and of wise chastening.—The forecasting of the
true meaning of suffering in Greek tragedy and in later Jewish prophecy —The view
that suffering is largely preventable.—The meaning of suffering in the light of Christ's
teaching.—The meaning of suffering from the Christian standpoint illustrated in life.
Bougie, Celestin Charles Alfred, & Beaunier, Andre. 170.8 B65
Choix des moralistes frangais des 17e, 18e et 19e siecles. 1919.
Contents: i7e SIECLE: Descartes.-Malebranche.—Mile de Scudery.—La Rochefoucauld.—Mme
de Sable.—Nicole.—Bourdaloue.—Mme de Maintenon.—Saint-Evremond
~r.?.R S 'il CL 1 ! Duguet -Rollin -Mme de Lambert.-Vauvenargue5.-Duc-loS.-Helvetius:
—D Holbach— Rivarol.—Chamfort—Necker.—Bernardin de Saint-Pierre.— ioe SIECLE'
Maine de Biran.-Joubert.-Jouffroy.-Lamennais.-Guizot.- Littre.- Prevost-ParadoL
—Doudan.—Renan.—Amiel.—Bersot.
Capelle, Pierre Adolphe. r 170 g Q18
Dictionnaire de morale, de science et de litterature; ou, Choix de
pensees ingenieuses et sublimes, de dissertations et de definitions extraites
des plus celebres moralistes, orateurs, poetes et savans, pour
servir de delassement aux etudes, former le cceur, orner l'esprit et
nournr la memoire des jeunes gens. 2v. 1810.

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Chollet, Joannes Arthurus, abbe. 171 C453
De la notion d'ordre; parallelisme des trois ordres, de l'etre, du
vrai, du bien.
Contains bibliographical foot-notes.
Croce, Benedetto. 171 C88
Frammenti di etica. 1922.
Dennis, Mrs Muriel (White). 177 D43
The training school of popularity; the letters of Jane Willard to
Peggy Maclntyre, her adoree in high school. 1922. Doran.
Fabre d'Olivet, Antoine. r 171 Fil
De I'etat social de l'homme; ou, Vues philosophiques sur I'histoire
du genre humain, precedees d'une dissertation introductive sur les
motifs et l'objet de cet ouvrage. 2v. 1822.
Ferguson, Adam. qr 171 F38
Principles of moral and political science; being chiefly a retrospect
of lectures delivered in the College of Edinburgh. 2v. 1792. Strahan.
Gerard, Jules. 173 G31ma
Maximes morales de la petite ecoliere frangaise; enseignement
moral et civique des ecoles primaires; cours elementaire.
Gerard, Jules. 173 G31m
Maximes morales de l'ecolier frangais; enseignement moral et
civique des ecoles primaires; cours moyen et superieur.
Gerard, Jules. 173 G31mx
Maximes morales de l'ecoliere frangaise; enseignement moral et
civique des ecoles primaires de jeunes filles; cours moyen et superieur.
Gerard, Jules. 173 G31
Maximes morales du petit ecolier frangais; enseignement moral et
civique des ecoles primaires; cours elementaire.
Hazard, Rowland Gibson. 171 H37
Two letters on causation and freedom in willing, addressed to John
Stuart Mill, with an appendix on the existence of matter and our
notions of infinite space. 1869. Lee.
Jacobs, Leo. 171 J13
Three types of practical ethical movements of the past half century.
1922. Macmillan.
"Bibliography," p.175-181.
"The three movements studied. . .are the Christian Socialism of Maurice, Kingsley,
and their followers, the social settlements like Hull House and Toynbee Hall, and the
Ethical Culture Societies. Mr. Jacobs gives a brief historical review of each and an
appraisal of its defects and virtues." Literary review, 1922.
Joly, Henri. 170.8 J38
Les moralistes frangais des 17e, 18e et 19e siecles; extraits avec introduction
et notes. 1900.
Contents: 17E SIECLE: Saint Francois de Sales.—Pascal. — La Rochefoucauld.—
Nicole. — La Bruyere. — Saint fivremond.—Bourdaloue.—Malebranche.—Mme de Maintenon.—
I8E SIECLE: Vauvenargues.—Marivaux. — Duclos.—Jean-Jacques Rousseau.—
Champfort.—Rivarol.—19E SIECLE: Joseph de Maistre.—De Bonald — Joubert.— Bonstetten.—Mme
Swetchine.—Frederic le Play.—Louis Veuillot.

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Keratry, Auguste Hilarion. r 171 K19
Inductions, morales et physiologiques. 1817.
Contents: De l'etre proprement dit.—Du neant.—De l'etre materiel.—De l'etre
spirituel.—De l'union de l'etre spirituel et de l'etre materiel.—De la separation de l'etre
spirituel et de l'etre materiel.—De la restitution de l'etre spirituel et de l'etre materiel,
ou de l'immortalite.
Laing, Bertram M. 171 L16
A study in moral problems. [1922.] Allen.
Contains bibliographical foot-notes.
Leroux, Pierre. 171 L63
De I'humanite, de son principe et de son avenir, ou se trouve exposee
la vraie definition de la religion et oil Ton explique le sens, la suite et
l'enchainement du Mosaisme et du Christianisme. 2v. 1845.
Contains bibliographical foot-notes.
Levy-Wogue, Fernand, ed. 170.8 L66
Pages et pensees morales; extraites des auteurs grecs, avec une
introduction, des notices et des notes. [1897.]
Greek text.
"Liste des editions ayant servi de base a l'etablissement des textes et au commentaire,"
p.8; "Table des auteurs, cites dans ce recueil," p.296-306.
Limentani, Ludovico. 171 L71
Moralita e normalita. 1920. (Studi sopra le valutazioni della condotta,
no.l.)
Monod, Adolphe. r 171 M83
Le fatalisme; discours. 1858.
Munson, Edward Lyman. 172.6 M96
The management of men; a handbook on the systematic development
of morale and the control of human behavior; prepared with the
literary assistance of A. H. Miller. 1921. Holt.
Considers the subject of the development of morale from the military standpoint.
Pittsburgh—Public education board—Vocational r 174 P67
guidance department.
Vocational guidance in the Pittsburgh public schools. 1920. [Pittsburgh.]
Puech, Aime, ed. 1 7Q g pgg
Pages et pensees morales; extraites des auteurs grecs; recueillies et
annotees. 1916.
Greek text.
Rendu, Ambroise Marie Modeste. 171 R33
Traite de morale. 1840.
Secretan, Charles. ,7, g446
La philosophie de la liberte; cours de philosophie morale fait a
Lausanne. 2v. 1849.
Segur, Anatole Henri Philippe, marquis de. 171 S45
La bonte et les affections naturelles chez les saints. 1888.
Vidari, Giovanni. ,-. v,.
Elementi di etica. 1922. (Manuali Hoepli.)
"Indicazioni bibliografiche" at the end of each part.

BOOKS ADDED—APRIL 1923 151
Whedon, Daniel Denison. r 171 W59
The freedom of the will as a basis of human responsibility and a
divine government elucidated and maintained in its issue with the
necessitarian theories. 1864. Carlton.
Religion
Adams, William, 1813-97. 265.1 A21
A new treatise upon regeneration in baptism. 1871. Mallory.
Armstrong, John, 1813-56. 264 A73
Sermons on the festivals. 1858. Parker.
Arnot, William. 248 A76
Laws from heaven for life on earth, illustrations of the book of
Proverbs. 1864. Nelson.
Bickersteth, Edward Henry. 231 B47
The rock of ages; or, Scripture testimony to the one eternal Godhead
of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Ghost, with an
introduction by the Rt. Rev. F. D. Huntington. 1871. Dutton.
Bolles, James Aaron. 265.5 B61
Holy matrimony. 1870. Hurd.
Browne, Edward Harold, & Ellicott, C. J. 220.1 B79
The inspiration of Holy scripture. 1878. Whittaker.
261 C45
Christianity and problems of to-day; lectures delivered before Lake
Forest College on the foundation of the late William Bross. 1922.
Scribner. (Bross library, v.ll.)
Contents: From generation to generation, by J. H. Finley.—Jesus' social plan, by
C. F. Kent.—Personal religion and public morals, by R. B. Taylor.—Religion and social
discontent, by P. E. More.—The teachings of Jesus as factors in international politics,
with especial reference to Far-Eastern problems, by J. W. Jenks.
Clarke, Henry William. 254 C53
A history of tithes. 1891. Sonnenschein.
Coxe, Arthur Cleveland, bp. 252 C85
Sermons on doctrine and duty. 1855. Hooker.
Dole, Charles Fletcher. 201 D69
A religion for the new day. 1920. Huebsch.
Farrar, Frederic William. 236 F25
Mercy and judgment: a few last words on Christian eschatology,
with reference to Dr Pusey's "What is of faith?" 1881. Dutton.
Fosdick, Harry Emerson. 239 F79
Christianity and progress. 1922. Revell. (Cole lectures.)
Contains bibliographical foot-notes.
Discusses Christianity as a progressive movement instead of a static finality, and
the relations of Christianity to the idea of growth and the reactions of the church thereto.
Condensed from Boston evening transcript, 1922.

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Gasquet, Francis Aidan. 271 G21m
Monastic life in the middle ages, with a note on Great Britain and
the Holy see, 1792-1806. 1922. Bell.
Contains bibliographical foot-notes.
A collection of articles written at various times during the last 40 years. The writer
is a resolute champion of the pre-reformation church in England. Condensed from English
historical review, 1922.
Goulburn, Edward Meyrick. 237 G73e
Everlasting punishment; lectures delivered at St. James's church,
Piccadilly, on the six first Sundays after Trinity, in the year 1880. 1880.
Pott.
Contents: Everlasting punishment not inconsistent with God's justice.—Everlasting
punishment not inconsistent with God's love.—Everlasting punishment not inconsistent
with God's purpose in creation.—Lessons of the story of the crucified malefactors.—
Scriptural modifications of the difficulty.
Goulburn, Edward Meyrick. 252 G73f
Farewell counsels of a pastor to his flock; nine sermons preached
at St. John's, Paddington. 1867. Rivingtons.
Contents: Absolution.—Ritualism.—The doctrine of the eucharist.—The atonement.
—The stability of an orthodox faith.—The stability of personal religion.—On preaching
Christ crucified.—The responsibility of hearers.
Hall, John, 1829-98. 251 H17
God's word through preaching. 1875. Dodd. (Yale lectures on
preaching.)
Hamilton, James, 1814-67. 223.8 H21
The royal preacher; lectures on Ecclesiastes. 1857. Carter.
Hills, G. Heathcote. 252 H56
The church in the house; fifteen short sermons. 1902. Combe.
Contents: The Lord is at hand.—The Christmas creation.—The truth as it is in
Jesus.—No form or comeliness.—The man in men.—Barrabas or Jesus.—The ascent of
man-—The true estimate of human nature.—Contact with Jesus.—God's coming to His
ow "; —L , azar , us ' —The strait gate.—Unbelief the result of immorality.—God's workman
—Ihe church in the house.
Holland, Henry Scott. 252 H72c
Creed and character; sermons. 1887. Scribner.
Contents: Apostolic witness.—The church in the Gospels.—Conversion.—Newness
of life.—Ihe Christian life here on earth.
Holland, Henry Scott. 252 H72
On behalf of belief; sermons preached in S. Paul's cathedral concerning
the resurrection, concerning the church, concerning human
nature. 1889. Whittaker.
Horsley, Samuel, bp. 232 Hgln
Nine sermons on the nature of the evidence by which the fact of
our Lord's resurrection is established and on various other subjects'
to which is prefixed a dissertation on the prophecies of the Messiah
dispersed among the heathen. 1816. Swords.
Horsley, Samuel, bp 252 m u
Sermons. Washbourne.

BOOKS ADDED—APRIL 1923 153
Howarth, Mrs Eleanor Katherine (Paget). 220.9 H84
A geography of the Bible; ed. by O.J. R. Howarth. 1922. Clarend
Press.
Jones, Henry, b. 1852. 204 J41
A faith that enquires; the Gifford lectures delivered in the University
of Glasgow in the years 1920 and 1921. 1922. Macmillan.
Contents: The value and need of free enquiry in religion.—The sceptical objections
to enquiry in religion stated and examined.—The nature of religion.—The contrast of
the finite and infinite.—The way we know.—Scientific hypothesis and religious faith.—
Religious life and religious theory.—Morality and religion.—Morality a process that always
attains.—The world of the individualist.—The world of the idealist.—The standard
of value.—The perfect as spiritual process.—The absolute and the natural world.—God
and man's freedom.— Contingencies.— God and the absolute. — The immortality of the
soul.—The results of our enquiry.
Laborde, Jean Joseph. 230.2 Lll
The impossibility of the immaculate conception as an article of
faith, to which is added the author's letter to the pope; tr. and ed. with
notes by A. C. Coxe. 1855. Hooker.
Liddon, Henry Parry, canon. 252 L68se
Sermons preached before the University of Oxford, chiefly during
the years 1863-1865. 1868. Dutton.
Contents: God and the soul.—The law of progress.—The freedom of the spirit.—
Immortality.—Humility and action.—The conflict of faith with undue exaltation of intellect.—The
lessons of the holy manger.—The divine victim.—The risen life.—Our
Lord's ascension the church's gain.
Lord, David N. r 213 L86
Geognosy; or, The facts and principles of geology against theories.
1857. Knight.
Loserth, Johann. 270.5 L89
Wiclif and Hus; tr. by M. J. Evans. 1884. Hodder.
Contains bibliographical foot-notes.
Magee, William Connor, abp. 252 M24
Christ the light of all Scripture; ed. by Charles S. Magee. 1892.
Whittaker.
Merrill, William Pierson. 251 M63
The freedom of the preacher. 1922. Macmillan. (Lyman Beecher
lectures on preaching, for the year 1922.)
Moberly, George. 252 M75b
Brighstone sermons. 1869. Rivington.
Moberly, George. 252 M75
Sermons preached at Winchester college. 1844. Rivington.
Newnham, Philip Harikinson. 264 N28
The All-Father; sermons preached in a village church, with preface
by Edna Lyall. 1889. Longmans.
230 N45
Norris, John Pilkington.
Rudiments of theology; a first book for students. 1876. Dutton.

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Odenheimer, William Henry. 264 014
The origin and compilation of the prayer book, with an appendix
containing various historical facts and documents connected with our
liturgy. 1859. Burns.
Perry, William Stevens, bp. 252 P44L
Life lessons from the book of Proverbs. 1873. Whittaker.
Contents: The words of the wise; or, Proverbs of experience.—Treasure in the
house; or, Proverbs of home life.—Closer than a brother; or, Proverbs of friendship.—
The reward of the diligent; or, Proverbs of industry.—The suicide of the soul; or,
Proverbs of purity.—The principal thing; or, Proverbs of wisdom.—The struggle with
the strong; or, Proverbs of counsel.—The false balance; or, Proverbs of trade.—Wine a
mocker; or, Proverbs of temperance.—The issues of life; or, Proverbs of restraint.—
The better choice; or, Proverbs of integrity.—The shining path; or, Proverbs of holiness.
— The exaltation and reproach of a nation; or, Proverbs of politics.—Greater than
Solomon.
Porteus, Beilby, bp. 252 P83s
Sermons on several subjects, v.l. 1813. Cadell.
Potter, Henry Codman, bp. 255 P85
Sisterhoods and deaconesses at home and abroad. 1873. Dutton.
Reeves, John, 1752-1829, comp. 264 R28
An introduction to the common prayer, containing observations on
the services for morning and evening, Sundays and holydays, with notes
on the epistles and gospels and on the Psalms. 1840. Taylor.
Richardson, Nathaniel Smith. 239 R41
The churchman's reasons for his faith and practice. 1866. Pott.
Royden, Agnes Maude. 261 R81
Political Christianity. 1923. Putnam.
Contents: Political Christianity. — Justice: human and divine.—The passion of
Christ.—Christ and the unemployed.—St. Patrick's day, 1921.—The cry of Russia.—
Disarmament and the Washington conference.—Party politics.—The care of the insane.
Royden, Agnes Maude. 248 R81
Prayer as a force. 1923. Putnam.
Contents: Worship.—The God within us.—What is prayer?—What is faith?—The
power of faith.— Unanswered prayers.— Prayer for others.— To whom do we pray?—
The God within us and the God without.—The eternal God.
Sadler, Michael Ferrebee. 265 S12o
The one offering; a treatise on the sacrificial nature of the eucharist.
1875. Bell.
Sadler, Michael Ferrebee. 265 S12s
The second Adam and the new birth; or, The doctrine of baptism as
contained in Holy scripture. 1867. Bell.
Salmon, George. 252 S17
Non-miraculous Christianity, and other sermons preached in the
chapel of Trinity College, Dublin. 1881. Macmillan.
Storr, Vernon Faithfull. 211 S88
The moral argument for theism. 1921. Longmans. (Liverpool
Diocesan board of divinity publications, 24.)
"Books recommended," p.6o.

BOOKS ADDED—APRIL 1923 155
Strong, Augustus Hopkins. 204 S92
Christ in creation and ethical monism. 1919. Roger Williams
Press.
Contents: Christ in creation.—Ethical monism.—Ethical monism once mure.—God's
self-limitations.—Christ and the truth.—The authority of Scripture.—Modern tendencies
in theological thought.—The fall and the redemption of man in the light of evolution.—
Fifty years of theology.—State and church in 1492 and in 1892.—Our Baptist advantage
in America.—The decree of God the great encouragement to missions.—The love of
Christ the great motive to missions.—The Holy Spirit the one and only power in missions.—Qualifications
for the ministry.—Ernest Renan, his life and his life of Jesus.—
Reminiscences of C. G. Finney.—Love abounding in knowledge.—Jesus' argument for
the resurrection.—The Scripture doctrine of eternal punishment.—Addresses to successive
graduating classes of the Rochester Theological Seminary.
Thomas a Kempis. 242 T37of
Of the Imitation of Christ; tr. from the Latin by John Payne. 1783.
Crukshank.
Wilberforce, Samuel, bp, 252 W69
Addresses to the candidates for ordination, on the questions in the
ordination service. 1860. Parker.
Contents: The inward call.—The glory of God.—The sufficiency of the Holy scriptures.—The
ministration of doctrine, sacraments and discipline.—The driving away of
erroneous and strange doctrines.—Private monitions and exhortations to the sick and to
the whole.—Private ministrations to the sick and to the whole.—Diligence in prayer.—
Diligence in the study of Holy scripture.—Diligence in study.—Being ensamples to the
flock of Christ.—Maintaining quietness and peace.—Obedience to ordinary and other
chief ministers.
Scriptures
Bible—Old testament. 221.5 B47
The book of Yahweh (the Yahwist Bible); fragments from the
primitive document in seven early books of the Old testament, by an
unknown genius of the ninth century B. C, arranged by Clarimond
Mansfield. 1922. Cornhill Pub. Co.
Bible—Old testament. Genesis. 222.1 B47gn
Genesis printed in colors, showing the original sources from which
it is supposed to have been compiled, with an introduction by E. C.
Bissell. 1892. Belknap.
Bible—Old testament. Psalms. 223.2 B47t
A translation of the Syriac Peshito version of the Psalms of David,
with notes critical and explanatory by Andrew Oliver. 1841. Dutton.
Bible—New testament. Gospels. 226.1 B47g
A harmony of the gospels for students of the life of Christ; based
on the Broadus Harmony in the revised version, by A. T. Robertson.
1922. Doran.
Burgess, George. 226 4 B89
-
Gospel of St. Luke, with critical notes; also, six charges delivered
to the clergy of his diocese. 1880. Randolph.
Hazard, Marshall Custiss. 220 - 2 H37
A complete concordance to the American standard version of the
Holy Bible; a help specially designed to promote the study and to aid

156 CARNEGIE LIBRARY OF PITTSBURGH
Hazard, Marshall Custiss—continued. 220.2 H37
in the clear understanding of the word of God; contains about 300.000
references, arranged under 16,000 headings and sub-headings; includes
the alternative marginal readings; gives the pronunciation and meaning
of all proper names and places, with biographical and geographical
information which make it serve as a Bible dictionary as well as a concordance.
1922. Nelson.
The same r 220.2 H37
Pusey, Edward Bouverie. 224 P98
The minor prophets, with a commentary explanatory and practical
and introductions to the several books. 2v. 1885. Funk.
v.i. Hosea.—Joel.—Amos.—Obadiah.—Jonah.
v.2. Micah.—Nahum.—Habakkuk.— Zephaniah.—Haggai.—Zechariah.—Malachi.
Shepperson, Sister Mary Fides, ed. 221 S549
Selections from the Scriptures; gleanings from the Old testament.
1915. Ainsworth. (Lakeside series of English readings.)
Churches
Anderson, James Stuart Murray. 283 A54
History of the Church of England in the colonies and foreign dependencies
of the British empire. 3v. 1856. Rivington.
Beardsley, Eben Edwards. 283 B34
The history of the Episcopal church in Connecticut. 2v 1874
Hurd.
Bode, John Ernest. r 283 B58
Absence of precision in the formularies of the Church of England,
scriptural and suitable to a state of probation; in eight sermons
preached before the University of Oxford in the year 1855. 1855.
Wright. (Bampton lectures.)
Contains bibliographical foot-notes.
Brown, William Adams. 261 B79ch
The church in America; a study of the present condition and future
prospects of American Protestantism. 1922. Macmillan.
Contains bibliographical foot-notes.
of rtTr ^ ' T M - in T thiS £"* iS ^ largdy ° n the author ' s experience as secretary
of the General War-Time Committee of the Churches and as chairman of the Committee
on the War and the Religious Outlook. cummuce
Carwithen, John Bayly Somers. 283 C24
History of the Church of England. 2v. 1849. Parker.
Dau, William Herman Theodore, ed. r 284 1 D27
Ebenezer; reviews of the work of the Missouri synod during three
quarters of a century. 1922. Concordia Pub. House."
Holmes, John Haynes 280 H?3
Mew churches for old; a plea for community religion 19" Dodd
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BOOKS ADDED—APRIL 1923 157
Lightfoot, Joseph Barber. 262 1 L6g
The Christian ministry. Whittaker.
[Mines, Flavel Scott.] 285.1 M72
A Presbyterian clergyman looking for the church. 2v. in 1. 1853
General Protestant Episcopal Sunday School Union.
National Lutheran Council. r 284.1 N15
Annual report (4th), 1920/21. [1921.]
Palmer, William, 1803-85. 282 P19L
Letters to N. Wiseman on the errors of Romanism, in respect to the
worship of saints, satisfactions, purgatory, indulgences and the worship
of images and relics. 1843. Robinson.
Pressense, Edmond de. 270 8 P92
Rome and Italy at the opening of the CEcumenical council, depicted
in twelve letters written from Rome to a gentleman in America; tr. by
George Prentice. 1870. Carlton.
Quirinus, pseud. 282 Q44
Letters from Rome on the council; reprinted from the Allgemeine
zeitung. 1870. Rivington.
Selborne, Roundell Palmer, earl of. 283 S46
Defence of the Church of England against disestablishment, with
an introductory letter to W. E. Gladstone. 1886. Macmillan.
Wheeler, Mrs Mary Sparkes. 266 W612
First decade of the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the
Methodist Episcopal church, with sketches of its missionaries, introduction
by Bishop J. F. Hurst. 1881. Phillips.
Mythology
Halevy, M. K. qr 292 H16
Mythology and the siege of Troy, with illustrations after paintings
in the great galleries in America and Europe, v.2^1. 1892. Barrie.
Pinelli, Bartolommeo. qr 292 P67
Mitologia illustrata, con introduzione e testo descrittivo di Angelo
de Gubernatis. v.l. [1897.]
Jews and Judaism
Petrie, William Matthew Flinders. 296 P46
Status of the Jews in Egypt, with a foreword by Sir Philip Sassoon.
[1922.] Allen. (Arthur Davis memorial lecture, no.5.)
"References in text," p.41-42.
"Ancient Hebrew papyri"; provisional translation by H. Hirschfeld, p.43-44.
A rapid review of the social, religious, and political position of the Jews in Egypt
from the days of Abraham through the first centuries of the Christian era. • . •

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Sociology
Chicago Commission on Race Relations. r 326 C432
The negro in Chicago; a study of race relations and a race riot.
1922. University of Chicago Press.
Contents: The Chicago riot, July 27-Aug. 2, 1910.—Other outbreaks in Illinois.—
The migration of negroes from the South.—The negro population of Chicago.—The negro
housing problem.—Racial contacts.—Crime and vicious environment.—The negro in industry.—Public
opinion in race relations.—Summary of the report and recommendations
of the commission
Detweiler, Frederick German. 326 D48
The negro press in the United States. 1922. University of Chicago
Press.
"Bibliography," p.270-272.
A study of the newspapers published by and for negroes. Considers their history,
their number and influence, the nature of their news and comments, and their attitude
towards problems of the day, especially the race question.
European Relief Council. r 361 E93
Report on the national collection by the Control committee to the
European Relief Council. [1921.]
Graham, John William. 355.62 G77
Conscription and conscience; a history, 1916-1919. [1922.] Allen.
"Authorities," p.381-382.
This book was written at the request of representatives of the conscientious objectors
to conscription in England during the recent war. The author was during the war chairman
of the Friends' Peace Committee and served on other committees which organized
relief for the resisters. Condensed from Preface.
Porter, Elizabeth Lane. qr 325.73 P83
The possibilities of educational and recreational work among immigrant
women on the Hill. 1920. [Pittsburgh.]
Typewritten copy.
Thesis for M.A., Carnegie Institute of Technology.
Red-cross Society. (United States. American National 361 R261
Red Cross.)—Pittsburgh chapter.
The Pittsburgh chapter, American Red cross; a history of the
activities of the chapter from its organization to January 1, 1921, with
an appendix containing all available names of those who rendered Red
Cross service during that period. 1922. [Pittsburgh.]
The same r 361 R261
United States—Library of Congress. qr 016.3 U254L
List of references on city and country life. 1921.
Typewritten copy.
United States—Library of Congress. qr 016.364 U254
List of references on crime and criminology in the United States,
with special reference to statistics. 1922.
Mimeogiaph copy.
United States—Library of Congress. qr 016.3965 U254
List of references on women in the Federal civil service. 1922.
Typewritten copy.

BOOKS ADDED—APRIL 1923 159
United States—President. (James Buchanan.) r 308 U25m
The messages of President Buchanan, with an appendix containing
sundry letters from members of his cabinet at the close of his presidential
term, etc.; comp. by J. B. Henry. 1888.
Politics and Government
Beer, George Louis. 325.3 B38
The origins of the British colonial system, 1578-1660. 1922. Macmillan.
Contains bibliographical foot-notes.
"Analyzes with great thoroughness and skill the origins of British policy, tracing
step by step the growth of certain financial and commercial principles that were to be
the bases, at a later time, of a definite colonial system." American historical review,
1909.
Bowers, Claude Gernade. 329 B66
The party battles of the Jackson period. 1922. Houghton.
"Books, papers and manuscripts cited and consulted," p.483-487.
"The object is to describe the great personal and party battles of the period in terms
of human passions and motives, rather than in language of constitutional law or even
of formal biography; and, although Jackson is the hero throughout, the announced purpose
to paint the great historical personages of the time—Clay, Webster, Calhoun, Adams,
Van Buren—as they really were...is measurably attained. The first three, at least,
come off considerably diminished in grandeur." Literary review, 1923.
Burns, Cecil Delisle. 351.8 B93
Government and industry. [1921.] Allen.
Contains bibliographical foot-notes.
"Studies those recent developments in industrial life and structure which have produced
a more genuine intimacy between government and industry, and an increased
participation of government in industry.. .It treats British experience in the main, with
an occasional excursion into French and American." American economic review, 1922.
Eno, William Phelps. 352.7 E65
Science of highway traffic regulation, 1899-1920. 1920. Brentano.
"List of books, pamphlets, articles and addresses on highway traffic regulation,"
p.97-99.
Hoover, Herbert Clark. 323.4 H77
American individualism. 1923. Doubleday.
Contents: American individualism.—Philosophic grounds.—Spiritual phases. — Economic
phases.—Political phases.—The future.
Jenks, Jeremiah Whipple, & Smith, R. D. q 342.7 J25
We and our government. 1922. Boni.
The same qj 342.7 J25
A practical book explaining clearly how the government of the United States works
and the principles upon which it is based. Here will be found definite answers to such
questions as, how can citizenship be acquired, what are the qualifications of voters, what
is the commission form of city government. The text is supplemented by more than
500 illustrations and there are suggestive questions and problems for each of the 14
chapters.
Merriam, Charles Edward. 329 M63
The American party system; an introduction to the study of political
parties in the United States. 1922. Macmillan.
Contains bibliographical foot-notes.

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Mumford, Lewis. 320.1 M96
The story of Utopias, with an introduction by H. W. Van Loon.
1922. Boni.
"Bibliography," p.309-315.
An account of the chief model communities that have been devised in literature,
from Plato to William Morris and H. G. Wells. The author treats his subject not merely
descriptively but critically so that his book is not a summary or compilation of other
men's work, but a work of real reflection and originality. Condensed from Literary
review, 1923.
Poore, Benjamin Perley, comp. qr 328.73 P81p
The political register and congressional directory; a statistical
record of the Federal officials, legislative, executive and judicial, of
the United States of America, 1776-1878. 1878. Houghton.
Economics
[Allegheny County, Pa. Woman's Liberty qr 336.3 A42v
Loan Committee.]
[Volumes of victory; names of subscribers to the fifth victory
liberty loan. 3v.]
Manuscript copy.
Andrews, John Bertram. 338.9 A56
Labor problems and labor legislation. 1922. Amer. Assoc, for
Labor Legislation.
Contents: Employment.—Wages.—Hours.—Safety.—Health.—Self-government in
industry.—Social insurance.—Enforcement of laws.
"Brief list of selected readings," p.137-138.
Bonnett, Clarence Elmore. 331 gg2
Employers' associations in the United States; a study of typical
associations. 1922. Macmillan.
"References" at the end of each chapter.
Cohen, Joseph Louis. 331 2 Cfifi
Insurance against unemployment, with special reference to British
and American conditions. 1921. King.
"Chief books and papers used," p.525-532.
Edwards, George William. 332 y E31
Foreign commercial credits; a study in the financing of foreign
trade. 1922. McGraw.
Free^ Helen Elizabeth. qr 331 g3 Fgg
A- i T\ C oZ iT T d OCCU P ations of ^e young people in the Hill
district. 1920. [Pittsburgh.]
Typewritten copy.
Thesis for M.A., Carnegie Institute of Technology.
Johnsen, Julia E. comp. 33g
Hi^sTI 0 ? ° f the , Hed d£bt; SPeeches of the Manu *l Training
debates of°l 2r^l '" 'T • *"?" ** (M °° ^'^
artic es Sfw', ^o«luct.on, briefs, references and selected
„„.?;. [1922 ' ] Wilson. (Reference shelf, v.l, no 1 )
bibliography," p.7-12.
The same. . .
r 336.3 J35
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Joint Committee on the Cost of Living. r 331.83 J37
Final report on the cost of living. [1921.] Allen.
At head of title: Parliamentary committee, Trades Union Congress. Joint Committee
on the Cost of Living.
KixMiller, William, & Baar, Arnold. r 336.2 K31
1923 United States income and war tax guide; based on revenue act
of 1921 and 1922 regulations. 1922. Commerce Clearing House.
Lauck, William Jett, & Watts, C. S. 331 L36
The industrial code; a survey of the postwar industrial situation, a
review of wartime developments in industrial relations and a proposal
looking to permanent industrial peace. 1922. Funk.
Contents: The postwar industrial situation.—The delayed peace and its effects.—
War-time handling of the labor problem.—The supreme court of industry.—The need of
an industrial code.—How to secure the code.—The right to organize.—Collective bargaining.—The
living wage.—The hours of labor.—The rights and relations of women in
industry.—Control of industry—observance of contractural obligations—protection of the
public interest and welfare.—The postwar development of a code.—Conclusions.
Leites, K. r 330.9 L56
Recent economic developments in Russia; ed. by Harald Westergaard.
1922. Clarendon Press. (Carnegie Endowment for International
Peace—Division of economics and history. Publications.)
Lincoln, Edmond Earle. 332 L71
Applied business finance. 1923. Shaw.
Contains bibliographical foot-notes.
"The aim...is to discuss those problems of business finance which actually arise
from day to day in the average industrial concern, including both manufacturing and
trading enterprises. No attempt is made to center attention on the problems of very
large organizations as such, and only incidental mention is made of the financial problems
of public utility concerns and holding companies." Preface.
Livesey, W. 331.89 L74
The mining crisis; its history and meaning to all workers. 1922.
Simpkin.
An account of the labor situation among the coal miners in England in 1920 and
1921. The author was chief clerk to the Miners' Federation of Great Britain but resigned
his position in order to set forth these views which diverge from the policies of
those in control.
Macassey, Sir Lynden. 331 Mil
Labour policy—false and true; a study in economic history and industrial
economics. [1922.] Butterworth.
The author studies in turn the policies of the Labour party of England which he
attempts to prove false, and those of the Government in which he finds much that is
good. In a final section he sets forth his own suggestions for solving the problem.
Smill, Eva. qr 331.8 S64
The stogy industry on the Hill in Pittsburgh, Pa. 1920. [Pitts­
burgh.]
Contents: The industry on the Hill.—The history of the labor situation in the industry.
Typewritten copy.
Thesis for M.A., Carnegie Institute of Technology.
Steiner, William Howard. 332 - 7 S82
The mechanism of commercial credit; terms of sale and trade acceptances.
1922. Appleton.

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Stocks, Mrs Mary Danvers (Brinton). 330.9 S86
The industrial state; a social and economic history of England.
[1920.] Collins' Clear-type Press.
"Suggestions for more advanced reading," p.318-319.
A text-book intended for continuation school pupils.
United States—Library of Congress. qr 016.333 U254
List of references on the Torrens system of land registration (1911—
1922). 1922.
Mimeograph copy.
Williams, Whiting. 331.8 W74h
Horny hands and hampered elbows; the worker's mind in western
Europe. 1922. Scribner.
Wright, Ivan. 334.2 W93
Bank credit and agriculture under the national and Federal reserve
banking systems. 1922. McGraw.
"Select bibliography," p.281-282.
Law. International Conferences
Attenborough, F. L. 346 A88
The laws of the earliest English kings. 1922. Cambridge University
Press.
Contents: The Kentish laws.—The laws of Ine and of Alfred.—Treaties with the
Danes.—The laws of Edward the elder and of ^Ethelstan.
Beck, James Montgomery. 342.7 B36
The constitution of the United States; a brief study of the genesis,
formulation and political philosophy of the constitution of the United
States, with a preface by the Earl of Balfour. [1922.] Doran. (Gray's
Inn lectures.)
Contents: The genesis of the constitution.—The formulation of the constitution.—
The political philosophy of the constitution.—The revolt against authority.—The articles
of confederation of 1781.—The constitution of the United States.
Gray, John Chipman. . 340 Q.gj
The nature and sources of the law [ed.] from the author's notes by
Roland Gray. 1921. Macmillan.
Contains bibliographical foot-notes.
McBain, Howard Lee, & Rogers, Lindsay. 342 M12
The new constitutions of Europe. 1922. Doubleday.
Contains bibliographical foot-notes.
mul^eTirFur^" 011 "".J^ ^"^ hiStOTy a " d P rm ' isi °"S of the constitutions promulgated
in Europe since the great war, and separate chapters on the constitutions of
^olZ^^rrlT^t thC " XtS ° f thC C ° nStitUti0nS in E - ish --.ation^aiii
Player, Cyril Arthur. 341.1PM
Arms-and the men; intimate personal glimpses of delegates ataches
and unofficial personages at the Washington conference on the
limitation of armament and Pacific and Far Eastern problems 192?
lEvenmg News Assoc. Detroit.] (Detroit news reprints)
A series of articles published in the "Detroit news," Nov. ,7, ,92,-Tan '3,

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Tanner, Joseph Robson. r 342.4 T18
Tudor constitutional documents; A.D. 1485-1603, with an historical
commentary. 1922. Cambridge University Press.
"List of books," pref. p.17-22.
"Salient statutes, parliamentary debates, cases, reports of treason trials, extracts
from pamphlets, essays, and letters are marshalled to illustrate the foundations of the
Tudor monarchy, the church settlements of Henry VIII. and his children, the functions
of the king's secretary, and of the Council [etc.]...The extracts are carefully chosen,
and little of importance in the printed sources has been omitted. . .The documents are
accompanied by an historical commentary at the head of each section, full of detailed
knowledge. . .The book...is frankly first of all a text-book for use of English university
students." American historical review, 1922.
United States—Library of Congress. qr 016.3412 U25c
Check list of documents relating to the Paris Peace Conference,
1919. 1922.
Typewritten copy.
United States—Library of Congress. qr 016.34 U254
List of references on respect for law, including public opinion as an
aid to enforcement. 1922.
Typewritten copy.
Education
Cambridge University, England. r 378.4 C14w
War list of the University of Cambridge, 1914-1918; ed. by G. V.
Carey. 1921.
Cormack, Beale. 371.85 C81
Initiation stunts; serious initiations, mock initiations, rough house
initiations, fraternity customs, Greek letter fraternities, fraternity songs,
toasts, yells and cheers, college yells and cheers, side degree stunts.
1922. Fitzgerald Pub. Corporation.
Lippincott, Horace Mather. r 378.7 P399L
George Washington and the University of Pennsylvania. 1916.
General Alumni Soc.
Pennsylvania State College—Alumni association. qr 378.7 P39pe
Penn State in the world war. 1921.
Pennsylvania University. r 378.7 P399ge
General alumni catalogue, 1917; comp. by W.J.Maxwell. [1917.]
Stewart, Mrs Cora (Wilson). 379.2 S84
Moonlight schools for the emancipation of adult illiterates. 1922.
Dutton.
376 W31
Watson, Foster, ed.
Vives and the renascence education of women. 1912. Arnold. (Educational
classics.)
Contents: Instruction of a Christian woman; Plan of girls' studies; Satellitium or
Symbola, by J. L. Vives.—Richard Hyrde on the education of women.—The school of
Sir Thomas More.-The learning of women, by J. L. V.yes.-The defence of good
women, by Thomas Elyot.—Plan of boys' studies, by J. L. \ lves.
"Bibliographical note," pref. p.13-15-

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Commerce
Broodbank, Sir Joseph Guinness. q 387 B77
History of the port of London. 2v. 1921. O'Connor.
382 R72
Rosenthal, Morris S.
Technical procedure in exporting and importing. 1922. McGraw.
"Bibliography," p.285-287.
United States—War trade board. . r 382 U258
Report. 1920.
"Describes the administration and effect of war-trade control from June 15, 1917,
to June 30, 1910." Letter of transmittal.
Customs. Costume. Etiquette
Dennison Manufacturing Company. 391 D43h
How to make paper costumes. (Instruction books of "Dennison
craft.")
Dennison Manufacturing Company. 394 D43
Suggestions for decorating and entertaining on Christmas, New
Year's, Twelfth night, with definite and helpful instructions for carrying
out suggestions. 1922.
Dewey, Mrs Julia M. 395 D51h
How to teach manners to school children. 1921. Noble.
Fraternite Franco-Americaine. r 394 F88
Memorial day in France; all American tombs decorated by French
children. 1921.
English and French text.
Language
Flaherty, Martin Charles. 423 F59
How to use the dictionary. 1923. Ronald Press Co.
The same r 423 F59
Goldberger, Henry Harold. 428.2 G57am
America for coming citizens. 1922. Scribner.
A reader for foreigners, written in simple English and furnished with questions
and exercises. The lessons aie concerned with various phases of American life, history,
government, industries, and ideals.
Sunden, Daniel Anton. 439.7 S95
Svensk spraklara; i sammandrag for allmanna laroverken. 1916.
Yasenisky, M. P. B. 491.79 Y17
A pocket dictionary of the Ukrainian-English and English-Ukrainian
languages, with short guide to Ukrainian pronunciation, pt.i. 1914,
Ruthenian Book Store.
pt.i. Ukrainian.English.
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Science
Armitage, Francis Paul. 573 A73
Diet and race; anthropological essays. 1922. Longmans.
Contains bibliographical foot-notes.
Discusses the relation of diet to physique, color, and cranial form.
Beck, Conrad. 578 B36
The microscope; a simple handbook. 1921. Beck.
A practical treatise on the construction and manipulation of microscopes. Discusses
illuminating apparatus and sources of illumination, and describes accessories.
Byrne, Oliver. qr 527 B99
Treatise on navigation and nautical astronomy. 1877. Bentley.
Curtis, Winterton Conway. 504 C93
Science and human affairs from the viewpoint of biology. 1922.
Harcourt.
Contains bibliographical foot-notes.
Arranged under three subdivisions: the history and significance of science, the
science of biology, and the present importance of science.
Fleure, Herbert John. 572.94 F63
Peoples of Europe. 1922. Oxford University Press.
"Bibliographical notes," p.iog-no.
Outlines the steps in the evolution of European races, their languages, religions,
industries, and social life. The final chapter considers aspects of modern Europe.
Gosse, Philip Henry. 578.9 G69
Evenings at the microscope. 1902. Collier.
Contains bibliographical foot-notes.
A series of informal talks on zoological specimens examined with the aid of the
microscope. Gives scattered information on manipulation of the microscope.
Johnstone, James. 577.21 J37
Mechanism of life in relation to modern physical theory. 1921.
Longmans.
"The special interest of this book is the author's attempt to bring biology into
general line with the recent development of mathematics and physics. . .The argument
is clear and sustained." London, Edinburgh and Dublin philosophical magazine, 1922.
Keen, William Williams. 575 K15
I believe in God and in evolution. 1922. Lippincott.
The author, an anatomist and surgeon, approaches the subject of evolution by way
of a study of comparative anatomy.
First given as the commencement address at Crozer Theological Seminary in 1922.
Paucot, Rene. r 507 P31
Le role des sciences dans l'education. 1920.
Contains bibliographical foot-notes.
Vinall, Joseph William Topham, & Snaith, G. L. 526.98 V33
Open-air geography and topographical modelling; an introduction
to field geography and army drawing for public schools, colleges and
cadet units, with foreword by Nowell Smith. 1920. Blackie.
"Some reference books on army drawing, etc.," p.209.
Gives special attention to army work and considerable to field instruments. Considers
the making and use of ordnance maps and relief maps.

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Waters, H. H. 522.63 W29
Astronomical photography for amateurs, with a preface by F. W.
Longbottom. [1921.] Gall.
"Full of practical hints and directions as to the methods of working, the type of
camera necessary, and the exposures and apertures most suitable for photographing
various objects." Nature, 1922.
Mathematics
Rugg, Harold Ordway, & Clark, J. R. 510 R84
Fundamentals of high school mathematics; a textbook designed to
follow arithmetic. 1921. World Book Co.
Text-book for first year high school work, based on modern ideas in education. By
the use of more words and fewer symbols, the authors seek to simplify the approach to
problems in algebra, plane geometry, and graphs.
Schron, Heinrich Ludwig Friedrich. qr 510.8 S3S
Siebenstellige gemeine logarithmen der zahlen von 1 bis 108000 und
der sinus, cosinus, tangenten und cotangenten aller winkel des quadranten
von 10 zu 10 secunden. Ed.19, rev. 1881.
Contains also his "Interpolationstafel zur berechnung der proportionaltheile, zunachst
fiir seine siebenstelligen logarithmentafeln, dann auch zum allgemeinen gebrauch.''
Sloane, Thomas O'Conor. 511 S63
Rapid arithmetic; quick and special methods in arithmetical calculation,
together with a collection of puzzles and curiosities of numbers.
1922. Van Nostrand.
Smyth, William, 1797-1868. r 512 S66t
Treatise on algebra for the use of schools and colleges. 1852.
Sanborn.
Wells, Webster. r 513 W49
Elements of geometry. [Ed 2.] 1894. Leach. (Wells' mathematical
series.)
Physics
Bingham, Eugene Cook. 539.62 B48
Fluidity and plasticity. 1922. McGraw. (International chemical
series.)
"Bibliography and author index," p.347-429.
"The author has brought together and attempted to co-ordinate the vast amount of
information on the flow of materials under shearing stress which has hitherto been
scattered through the journals; and the resulting volume is valuable and welcome. The
subject matter falls into two categories—namely, instruments and methods for measuring
rates of flow, together with the necessary mathematical theory; and the relations of
the results of such measurements to the physical and chemical properties of the various
fluid or semi-fluid materials in question." Chemical and metallurgical engineering, 1922.
Crowther, James Arnold. 537 54. Qgg
The principles of radiography. 1922. Van Nostrand.
Written to give a "non-mathematical account of the physical principles involved in
the production of a radiogram, and m the construction and use of thc apparatus em
ployed for the purpose." Preface.

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Jaeger, Wilhelm Ludwig. qr 537.7 J14e
Elektrische messtechnik; theorie und praxis der elektrischen und
magnetischen messungen. Ed.2, enl. 1922.
Contains bibliographical foot-notes.
Kausch, Oskar. r 536.42 K14
Die herstellung, verwendung und aufbewahrung von fliissiger luft.
Ed.5, enl. 1919.
Contains bibliographical foot-notes.
Luckiesh, M. 535.735 L97
Visual illusions; their causes, characteristics and applications. 1922.
Van Nostrand.
"References," p.246-247.
"Describes in detail the various types of 'static' optical illusions. . .and lays emphasis
upon their practical effects in everyday vision rather than upon the conflicting
theoretical explanations which have been advanced to account for them. The discussion
is introduced by two very clearly written chapters upon the mechanism of the eye and
upon the general principles of monocular and binocular vision...The discussion of terrestrial
and marine camouflage is of special interest." Journal of the Optical Society
of America, 1923.
Lummer, Otto. r 535 L97
Grundlagen, ziele und grenzen der leuchttechnik; auge und lichterzeugung.
1918.
New and enl. ed. of "Ziele der leuchttechnik," 1903.
Contains bibliographical foot-notes.
Millikan, Robert Andrews, & Gale, H. G. r 530.7 M697
Laboratory course in physics for secondary schools. 1906. Ginn.
Peck, William Guy. r 531 P36e
Elements of mechanics for the use of colleges, academies and high
schools. [Ed.2.] 1860. Barnes.
Poor, Charles Lane. 531.18 P79
Gravitation versus relativity; a non-technical explanation of the fundamental
principles of gravitational astronomy and a critical examination
of the astronomical evidence cited as proof of the generalized
theory of relativity, with a preliminary essay by T. C. Chamberlin. 1922.
Putnam.
Silberstein, Ludwik. r 531.18 S58
Theory of general relativity and gravitation, based on a course of
lectures delivered at the Conference on recent advances in physics held
at the University of Toronto in January 1921. 1922. Van Nostrand.
Contains bibliographical foot-notes.
Presupposes mathematical training and is not for the general reader.
Terry, Earle Melvin. 537.7 T31
Advanced laboratory practice in electricity and magnetism. 1922.
McGraw.
A collection of laboratory exercises covering the work given to third year students
in electrical engineering at the University of Wisconsin. Considerable space has been
devoted to the electron tube, the fundamentals of the electron theory, and the passage
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Thomas oil flow tables. 1921.
BrieTtext Xmpanying 5- tables of oil flow in wrought-iron pipe of various diameters
from one to 24 inches.
„, , u r 531.18 W58
Weyl, Hermann.
Raum, zeit, materie; vorlesungen uber allgemeine relativitatstheone.
Ed.4, enl. 1921.
"Literatur," p.289-294.
Chemistry
Barker, George Frederic.
r 546 B24
Text-book of elementary chemistry, theoretical and inorganic. Ed.4.
1871. Chatfield.
Booth, James Curtis, & Morfit, Campbell. r 540.3 B63
Encyclopedia of chemistry, practical and theoretical; embracing its
application to the arts, metallurgy, mineralogy, geology, medicine and
pharmacy. Ed.8. 1883. Baird.
Bull, Percival George. 540 B87
Chemistry of to-day; the mysteries of chemistry lucidly explained
in a popular & interesting manner free from all technicalities & formulas.
1923. Lippincott.
Includes a brief history of chemistry, the usual information on elements and compounds,
and the relation of chemistry to our daily life. Concludes with a brief account
of recent discoveries and developments in modern research.
Collins, Archie Frederick. r 540 C69w
Wonders of chemistry. 1922. Crowell.
Chapters on chemistry and its applications. The author writes entertainingly but
lacks the background of the trained chemist.
Denham, H. G. 546 D42
An inorganic chemistry. 1922. Arnold.
Eliot, Charles William, & Storer, F. H. r 546 E47
Manual of inorganic chemistry, arranged to facilitate the experimental
demonstration of the facts and principles of the science. Ed.3.
1869. Ivison.
Holmyard, E. J. 546 H73
Inorganic chemistry; a textbook for schools. 1922. Arnold.
Particularly strong in the historical development of every phase of the subject. The
book is divided into two main parts, one dealing with general theory, the other describing
the elements, in the order of the groups of the periodic classification.
Klimont, Isidor. r 547.7852 K32
Der technisch-synthetische campher. 1921. (Chemische technologie
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Kraus, Charles August. 541.17 K41
Properties of electrically conducting systems, including electrolytes
and metals. 1922. Chemical Catalog Co. (American Chemical Society.
Monograph series.)
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"The monograph is restricted almost entirely to conductance and properties directly
dependent thereupon, only very brief treatment being accorded to other matters of primary
importance." Journal of the American Chemical Society, 1922.
Muir, Matthew Moncrieff Pattison, & Wilson, D. M. r 541.16 M95
Elements of thermal chemistry. 1885. Macmillan.
"Titles of journals containing memoirs to which references are made," pref. p.15-16.
Contains bibliographical foot-notes.
Newark, N. J.—Free public library. r 016.54 N26c
Chemistry; books and periodicals relating to chemistry in all its
aspects, especially in its industrial applications and the marketing of
chemicals and chemical products; comp. for the New Jersey Chemical
Society. 1921.
Powers-Weightman-Rosengarten Co. r 540.3 P87
P-W-R manual. 1920.
Information regarding various drugs and chemicals. The appendix contains tables
and conversion factors of value to the chemist and pharmacist.
Scott, Richard John Ernst, comp. r 540 S42
Questions in chemistry asked at the examinations held by the New
York state board of medical examiners, complete, with references and
answers to every question. 1903. Lea. (New York. State board
examination series.)
Smits, Andreas. 541.6 S66
Theory of allotropy; tr. from the German with the author's sanction
by J. S. Thomas. 1922. Longmans. (Text-books of physical chemistry.)
"Does not purport to deal with investigations into the phenomena of allotropy; it is
only concerned with the theory of allotropy, and only those experiments which make it
possible to test the theory or which have been applied to that purpose are discussed."
Preface.
Turtle, John Betley. 547.78533 T89
The analysis of rubber. 1922. Chemical Catalog Co. (American
Chemical Society. Monograph series.)
"Bibliography," p.121-138.
"Primarily, this monograph is addressed to the chemists in the consumers' laboratories,
and to those who, without any previous experience in the technology or analysis
of rubber, may be called upon to deal with a problem in which the composition of
rubber may play a more or less important part." Preface.
United States Steel Corporation—Chemists' committee. 543.7 U25m
Methods of the United States Steel Corporation for the commercial
sampling and analysis of pig iron. [Ed.2.] 1922. Carnegie Steel Co.
Standard methods recommended after consideration of all methods used in the
various laboratories of the corporation.
Williams, Rufus Phillips.
Introduction to chemical science. 1888. Ginn.
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Crystallography. [1873.] Soc. for Promoting Christian Knowledge.
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Miller, William Hallows. ' 548 M69tr
Tract on crystallography designed for the use of students in the
university. 1863. Deighton.
Miller, William Hallows. r 548 M69tc
Treatise on crystallography. 1839. Deighton.
Muller, Johann Heinrich Jakob. r 548 M95g
Grundziige der krystallographie. Ed.2, rev. & enl. 1868.
Mineralogy
Baumhauer, Heinrich Adolf. r 549 B327
Kurzes lehrbuch der mineralogie (einschliesslich petrographie) zum
gebrauch an hohern lehranstalten sowie zum selbstunterricht. Ed.2.
1896.
Leonhard, Gustav von. r 549 L623
Grundziige der mineralogie. Ed.2, rev. 1860.
Leonhard, Karl Casar, ritter von, and others. qr 549 L62
Systematisch-tabellarische uebersicht und charakteristik der mineralkorper;
in oryktognostischer und orologischer hinsicht. 1806.
Nicol, James. r 549 N32
Manual of mineralogy; or, The natural history of the mineral kingdom,
containing a general introduction to the science and descriptions
of the separate species, including the more recent discoveries and
chemical analyses. 1849. Black.
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Phillips, William. r 549 P51eL2
Elementary introduction to the knowledge of mineralogy, comprising
some account of the characters and elements of minerals, explanations
of terms in common use, descriptions of minerals, with accounts
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Mitchell. 1818. Collins r 549 P51eL
Rowe, Jesse Perry. r 549.1 R79
Practical mineralogy simplified for mining students, miners and
prospectors. 1911. Wiley.
Wallerant, Frederic Felix Auguste. r 549 W18
Traite de mineralogie. 1891.
Zappe, Joseph Rudolph. r 549.03 Z32
Mineralogisches hand-lexicon; oder, Alphabetische auf stellung und
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Blaas, Josef. r 552 B M
Katechismus der petrographie; lehre von der beschaffenheit, lagerung
und bildungsweise der gesteine. 1882.
Bruhns, Willy. r 5S2 Bg3
Petrographie; gesteinskunde. 1903. (Sammlung G6schen.)
Bibliography, p.8.
Combeau, E. r 553.2 C73
De la houille; ses producteurs dans le monde entier, son emploi, ses
particularites. 1921.
Deals with preparation, testing, and use of coal, and reviews briefly the coal resources
of the world.
De la Beche, Sir Henry Thomas, comp. r 550 D38s
Selection of the geological memoirs contained in the Annales des
mines, together with a synoptical table of equivalent formations and
M. Brongniart's table of the classification of mixed rocks 1824
Phillips.
Dron, Robert W. 553.2 D83
Coal-fields of Scotland. Ed.2. 1921. Smith.
Contains bibliographical foot-notes.
Brief survey of formations in various districts. Presented largely by sections and
geological maps.
Droop, Carl Adolph. r 552 D83
Die gesteinslehre; gemeinverstandliche geologie fiir schulen und
sammler nebst anleitung zur anlage einer richtig geordneten gesteinsammlung.
1897.
Dryer, Charles Redway Wilmarth. r 551 D85
Lessons in physical geography. 1901. Amer. Book Co.<