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CARNEGIE

MONTHLY BULLETIN 

OF THE 

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CARNEGIE LIBRARY OF PITTSBURGH 

VOLUME 32 

1927 

PITTSBURGH 

CARNEGIE LIBRARY 

1928

Contents 

Books Added to the Library during the Year, by Classes: 

Aerial Navigation 244 639 

Agriculture. Forestry. Animals. 

Dairy 24, 72, 129, 252, 320, 399, 578, 646 

Americanization and Immigration 107, 236, 298, 630 

Architecture 28, 77, 137, 197, 260, 328, 406, 498, 585, 654 

Astronomy 118 

Automobiles 252, 320, 488 

Banking. Finance Ill, 463 

Biography 33, 81, 146, 203, 266, 336, 414, 523, 593, 661 

Blind, Books for the 41, 157, 211, 276, 349, 429, 540, 605, 673 

Botany 186, 247, 310, 392, 479, 571, 641 

Business. Communication. .24, 72, 130, 193, 253, 321, 399, 489, 578, 647 

Chemical Technology 25, 74, 131, 194, 255, 323, 401, 491, 580, 649 

Chemistry. Crystallography. 

Mineralogy 17, 66, 119, 184,244, 309, 389, 477, 569, 640 

Commerce. Transportation 14, 114, 180, 240, 304, 565, 636 

Domestic Economy 24, 72, 253, 321, 488, 578, 647 

Drama. Theater 31, 80, 145, 202, 264, 334, 412, 519, 591, 659 

Economics 12, 61, 108, 177, 236, 298, 377, 460, 561, 630 

Education 13, 64, 112, 179, 239, 303, 382, 466, 563, 635 

Electrical Engineering 23, 128, 192, 251, 318, 398, 486, 577 

Engineering : . . .21, 70, 126, 190, 250, 315, 396, 483, 575, 644 

Ethics..' 8, 57, 101, 230, 291, 366, 448, 557, 623 

European War 156, 275, 429, 539, 605, 672 

Fiction 4, 53, 95, 168, 225, 287, 360, 440, 553, 615 

Fine Arts 26, 76, 134, 195, 258, 326, 403, 493, 582, 651 

Flags 420 

Folklore. Customs. Costume. Etiquette 115, 305, 470, 565, 636 

Foreign Fiction 227, 290, 444 

French Fiction 97, 172, 556, 619 

Gardens. Citv Plans. Parks 259, 328, 405, 498, 584, 653 

General Works 7, 56, 99, 172, 228, 290, 363, 445, 556, 621 

Geology. Meteorology. 

Physical Geography. . . .18, 67, 120, 185, 246, 309, 390, 478, 570, 641 

German Fiction 363 

History 39, 85, 153, 209, 272, 344, 424, 534, 600, 669 

Humor 414, 522 

Italian Fiction 98, 172

Books Added to the Library during the Year, by Classes—continued. 

Tews and Judaism 9, 104, 175, 232, 295, 373, 453, 626 

Language 15, 64, 116, 181, 241, 306, 386, 472, 566, 637 

Law. International 

Conferences 13,63. 111, 179,238, 301, 381, 464, 563,633 

Literature 29, 78, 142, 199, 262, 331, 408, 512, 588, 656 

Maps. Atlases 36, 206, 269, 339, 527, 597, 665 

Mathematics 16, 65, 118, 183, 242, 307, 388, 475, 568, 638 

Medicine. Physiolog\'. Hygiene. 

Safety 20, 69, 124, 188, 248, 313, 394, 482, 573, 643 

Metallurgy 26, 75, 133, 195, 257, 325, 402, 493, 582, 650 

Military and Naval Science 302, 382, 466, 634 

Mines and Mining 71, 193, 319, 487, 577 

Music 29, 77, 138, 198, 261, 329, 407, 502, 586, 654 

Negroes. Slavery 107, 459 

Philately 305 

Philosophy. Psychology. . . 7, 56, 100, 173, 228, 291, 365, 446, 557, 622 

Photography 28, 198, 501 

Physics 17, 66, 118, 183, 243, 308, 389, 476, 568, 639 

Poetry 31, 79, 144, 202, 264, 333, 411, 516, 590, 658 

Politics and Government.. 11, 60, 106, 176, 234, 296, 376, 457, 560, 628 

Printing. Publishing 74, 254, 400, 490, 580, 648 

Real Estate 62 

Recreation 29, 77, 141, 199, 262, 330, 407, 511, 588, 656 

Religion 8, 57, 102, 174, 231, 292, 367, 449, 558, 624 

Rhetoric. Public Speaking 411 

Science 15, 64, 117, 182, 241, 306, 386, 473, 567, 637 

Sociology 9, 58, 104, 175, 233, 295, 374, 453, 559, 627 

Statistics 105 

Taxation 301, 380 

Telegraphy. Telephony. 

Radio Communication 254, 323, 401, 491, 580, 648 

Theosophy 103, 175, 294, 373 

Travel and Description. . . .36, 83, 149, 207, 269, 340, 420, 527, 598, 666 

Useful Arts 19, 68, 122, 187, 248, 311, 393, 480, 572, 642 

Women 14, 64, 115, 305, 385, 471, 565, 636 

Young People's Books. . . .42, 86, 158, 213, 277, 349, 430, 541, 606, 675 

Zoology 19, 121, 187, 247, 311, 392, 480, 571 

Library News and Notices: 

The Annual Exhibition of Children's Books 551 

The Bulletin Index 3 52 

Carnegie Library School Catalogue 224 

New Publications of the Library. . .' 3, 51, 224, 359, 439, 551 

Periodicals Recently Added 52, 167, 359, 439, 552 

Reading with a Purpose 3 359 552 

Vacation Book Privileges 223 

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VOL. 32 JANUARY 1927 NO. l 

Page 

The Bulletin Index - - - 3 

New Publications of the 

Library - - - - - 3 

Reading with a Purpose - - 3 

Publications of the 

Library - - - - - 45 

Books Recently Added to the 

Library 

Agriculture. Forestry - - - 24 

Architecture 28 

Biography - - - - - 33 

Blind, Books for the - - 41 

Business. Communication - 24 

Chemical Technology - - 25 

Chemistry. Crystallography - 17 

Commerce - - - - - 14 

Domestic Economy - - - 24 

Drama. Theatre 31 

Economics - - - - - 12 

Education - - - - - 13 

Electrical Engineering - - 23 

Engineering 21 

Ethics - - - - - - 8 

Fiction - - - - - - 4 

Fine Arts - 26 

General Works - - - - 7 

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Page 

Geology - - - - - - 18 

History - - - - - 39 

Jews and Judaism - - - 9 

Language - - - - - 15 

Law - - - - - - -13 

Literature - - - - - 29 

Maps - - - - - - - 36 

Mathematics 16 

Medicine. Physiology. 

Hygiene - - - - - 20 

Metallurgy - - - - - 26 

Music - - - - - - 29 

Philosophy. Psychology - 7 

Photography - - - - - 28 

Physics - - - - - - 17 

Poetry - - - - - - 31 

Politics and Government - 11 

Recreation - - - - - 29 

Religion - 8 

Science - - - - - - 15 

Sociology - - - - - 9 

Travel and Description - - 36 

Useful Arts - - - - - 19 

Women - - - - - - 14 

Young People's Books - - 42 

Zoology - - - - - - 19

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Vol.32 JANUARY 1927 No.l 

The Bulletin Index 

The Index to the Monthly Bulletin for 1926, with Title- 

Page and Contents, will be mailed with the February issue of 

the Bulletin to libraries and institutions. A limited number of 

copies reserved for individual subscribers will be mailed to 

those who make prompt application. 

New Publications of the Library 

The Library has recently issued two lists, How to Use 

Your Leisure Time and Contemporary Novelists; English and 

American, which may be obtained free at the Library, or for 

five cents each postpaid. 

Reading with a Purpose 

The following titles have been added to the "Reading with 

a Purpose" series: 

Americans from Abroad, by John Palmer Gavit. 

The Modern Essay, by Samuel McChord Crothers. 

Pleasure from Pictures, by Henry Turner Bailey. 

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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 

especially suitable for children; and q that it is quarto size or larger 

Fiction 

Asch, Schalom. A812k 

Kiddush Ha-shem; an epic of 1648; tr. by Rufus Learsi. Jewish 

Publication Soc. 

A story of a Jewish community in Russia and of the persecutions it suffered. 

Barretto, Larry. B2652w 

Walls of glass. Little. 

Sophy, a young widow, is faced with the problem, in a small country town, of 

earning a livelihood for herself and her little boy. In a crisis, she turns to Martin Greer, 

and for her son's sake accepts the equivocal position which is all he can offer her. 

Biggers, Earl Derr. B478h 

The house without a key. Bobbs. 

A detective story. 

Bowen, Marjorie (pseud, of Gabrielle Margaret Vere Campbell). B662mi 

Mistress Nell Gwyn; a novel. Appleton. 

"A pretty story in tableau of the orange girl-actress-mistress of King Charles. The 

author skims the tragedy of Nelly's life and presents an excellent costume scenario, 

inoffensive, but exasperating." Literary review, 1926. 

Diehl, Ludwig. D571s 

The sardonic smile; being the authorized translation of Ahasuerus, 

by L. C. Willcox. Houghton. 

A novel based on the life of the poet Heinrich Heine. 

"We are carried all through Heine's childhood, through his carousing University 

years, his meetings with Hegel and Schlegel, his adventures in England and Italy...then 

to Paris. . .and finally to the dreadful life on the mattress, paralyzed, blind, poor, sending 

letters to his old German mother to the very last that he was well and happy...'The 

Sardonic Smile' is an unsophisticated, well-written, readable romance of the Berthold 

Auerbach type." Benjamin De Casseres in Literary review, 1926. 

French, Joseph Lewis, ed. F9262gh 

Ghosts, grim and gentle; a collection of moving ghost stories. Dodd. 

Contents.—A psychical invasion [by] Algernon Blackwood.—On the staircase [by] 

K. F. Gerould.—Maese Perez, the organist [by] G. A. Becquer.—The feast of Redgauntlet 

[by] Sir Walter Scott.—The ghost of fear [by] H. G. Wells.—The tall woman 

[by] P. A. de Alarcon.—The dead valley [by] R. A. Cram.—The Tractate Middoth [by] 

M. R. James.—The ghost-ship [by] Richard Middleton.—The Canterville ghost [by] 

Oscar Wilde.—The middle toe of the right foot [by] Ambrose Bierce.—On the river 

[by] Guy de Maupassant. 

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BOOKS ADDED—JANUARY 1927 5 

Gibbs, Mrs. Jeannette (Phillips). G3652p 

Portia marries. Little. 

"The problem is one much discussed at present: can a woman successfully retain 

her own job after marriage and make a success of both careers? Mrs. Gibbs answers 

the question in the affirmative, and in a way that all, whether of her opinion or not, can 

enjoy." Independent, 1Q26. 

Heyward, Du Bose. H517a 

Angel. Doran. 

The scene is "the historically picturesque Great Smokies of North Carolina.. .The 

drama of Angel is based on the conflict between Preacher Thornley's stern and wrathful 

teachings and the promptings of her own healthful impulses. Angel is less diligent in 

serving her father's ends and worshiping after his fashion than in observing her own 

spontaneous ritual of homage to nature... When she falls in love with Buck it is 

inevitable that she shall initiate him, rather, into her own mysteries, than convert him 

to the faith according to the Rev. Thornley". /. IV. Crazvford in New York times book 

review, J926. 

Hueffer, Ford Madox. H8891s 

Some do not; a novel. A. & C. Boni. 

"The hero, being a Yorkshire gentleman, is called Tietjens. . .He is a very good, 

brave, honourable, simple-minded, stupid man, with an enormous knowledge of almost 

everything. His wife Sylvia is presented to us first, through the eyes of people who 

dislike her, as a devil: ultimately, and with great subtlety, she is shown to be loyal 

and loving." Gerald Gould in Saturday review, 1924. 

Continued by his "No more parades", and "A man could stand up". 

Kipling, Rudyard. K278de 

Debits and credits. Doubleday. 

Contents.—-The enemies to each other.—The changelings [poem].—-Sea constables; a 

tale of '15.—The vineyard [poem].—"Banquet night" [poem].—"In the interests of the 

brethren."—To the companions (Horace, Ode 17, bk.5) [poem].—The united idolaters.— 

The centaurs [poem].—"Late came the God" [poem].—The wish house.—Rahere [poem]. 

—-The survival (Horace, Ode 22, bk.5) [poem].—The Janeites.—Jane's marriage [poem]. 

—The portent (Horace, Ode 20, bk.5) [poem].—The prophet and the country.—Gow's 

watch: act 4, sc. 4.—The bull that thought.—Alnaschar and the oxen [poem].—Gipsy 

vans [poem].—A madonna of the trenches.—Gow's watch: act 5. sc.3.—The birthright 

[poem].—The propagation of knowledge.—A legend of truth [poem].—A friend of the 

family.—We and they [poem].—On the gate; a tale of '16.—The supports [poem].-— 

Untimely [poem].—The eye of Allah.—The last ode; Nov. 27, E.C. 8 (Horace, Ode 31, 

bk.5).—The gardener.—The burden [poem]. 

Mackail, Denis George. Ml74f 

The fortunes of Hugo. Houghton. 

"Concerns the adventures of Hugo Peak, a rich young man of immense cheerfulness 

and charm and practically no sense at all. He adores the pretty daughter of a newspaper 

peer, and in order to win consent to marry her is set the task of proving himself a man 

by breaking into journalism. His efforts, which show more optimism than judgment, are 

absurdly funny." Spectator, 1926. 

Marshall, Mrs. Emma (Martin). M416w 

Winchester meads in the time of Thomas Ken, D. D., sometime 

bishop of Bath and Wells. Seeley. 

Miln, Mrs. Louise (Jordan). M7122it 

It happened in Peking. Stokes. 

A novel of Chinese life during the Boxer Rebellion in which the dowager empress 

plays the most important part, though an American real estate broker, an English girl, 

and a Manchu lady play leading roles.

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Minnigerode, Meade. M727c 

Cordelia Chantrell; a romance. Putnam. 

"Charleston, South Carolina, and all the brilliance of its pre-Civil War society form 

the background of the novel—a shifting scene soon transformed by uniforms of gray. . . 

Mr. Minnigerode's characters are carefully, clearly drawn—contrasting types whose 

clashes of will create a tale which holds the interest to its close." Independent, 1926. 

Moray, Alexander. M883J 

Janet Thurso; a simple chronicle. Harcourt. 

An account of the influence of Janet Thurso's love and understanding on the lives 

of her nine children, and the hard, strict discipline of their Scotch Presbyterian father. 

Norris, Kathleen. N4523hi 

Hildegarde. Doubleday. 

"Hildegarde is the cheerful, talented, big-hearted girl, brought up in the slums, 

seduced and driven from home at the age of 15, who fights her way up in the world only 

to be lured toward a life alien to her nature by the glamour of riches and social position." 

New York times book review, 1926. 

Oppenheim, Edward Phillips. 0265ha 

Harvey Garrard's crime. Little. 

A mystery story. 

Ostenso, Martha. 02972d 

The dark dawn. Dodd. 

The story of Lucian Dorrit, a boyish dreamer with immense capabilities for happiness 

and achievement, snared through his chivalry into marriage with Hattie Murker, a woman 

of remorseless will, whose soft manner of speaking only makes more terrible the cruelty 

it masks. The chief characters appear against a background of rustic neighbors, who 

seem actual in their gossip, their suspicions, their kindliness. Adapted from Dorothy 

Scarborough in Saturday review of literature, 1926. 

Phillpotts, Eden. P518ji 

Jig-saw. Macmillan. 


Poole, Ernest. P79Sw 

With Eastern eyes. Macmillan. 

"A subtle study in point of view. An American family in its relation of husband 

and wife, parents and children, is seen by a Russian exile, who with eager loyalty to his 

benefactors tries to help... In the end he concludes that Americans, gods in power, are 

children in understanding." New republic, 1926. 

Rees, Arthur John. . R2862u 

The unquenchable flame. Dodd. 


Rinehart, Mrs. Mary E. (Roberts). R472ti 

Tish plays the game. Doran. 

Contents.—Tish plays the game.—The baby blimp.—Hijack and the game.—The 

treasure hunt.—The gray goose. 

Wylie, Mrs. Elinor (Hoyt). W9862o 

The orphan angel. Knopf. 

"Others besides Mrs. Wylie have pondered whether the drowned body, identified as 

Shelley's, was really his. For the purposes of her fiction, she has decided that it was 

not. Instead she assumes that the poet was actually picked up by an American brig in 

Leghorn Harbor, came to America, and crossed the raw continent on the trail of another 

of those pillars of fire which Shelley had forever run after in Europe... He goes 

through... [the book] without the loss for a second of his archangelic radiance. . .The 

story slips into poetry, into parody, or into any tone between them...This is one of the 

most gay and beautiful of comic romances." Carl Van Dorcn in Books, 1926.


General Works 

Georgia—State library commission. r 021.8 G31 

Annual report ([lst]-date), June 1, 1917-date. 1918-date. 

1917/18, title reads "Report". 

Gilhofer & Ranschburg, booksellers, Vienna. r 016.07 G39 

Early newspapers; a comprehensive collection of rare broadsides, 

fugitive sheets, pamphlets, and newspapers, comprising Turkish wars, 

literature of the Reformation, Judaica, religious troubles, calendars, 

letter patents, elemental events, miracles, dialogues of the defunct, 

Thirty Years' War, Belgian revolution, University of Louvain, political 

news; collected and offered for sale by Gilhofer & Ranschburg. 

(Catalogue, 183.) 

Gilhofer & Ranschburg, booksellers, Vienna. qr 016.093 G39 

An important collection of incunabula and xvi century books partly 

from a monastery library and in their original Gothic bindings comprising 

fine German woodcutbooks, many first editions, beautiful 

illuminated books, imprints of Schoeffer, Zainer, Sweynheym & Pannartz, 

and Jenson, German mystics, school card-games, early manuscripts, 

a chained binding, and other rarities, the complete list having 

been newly added to our stock; with 2 reproductions in colours, 18 

plates, 67 illustrations in the text. (Catalogue, 190.) 

Indiana—Public instruction department. r 028.5 124 

Library books, supplementary reading, reference books, maps, globes, 

charts, projection apparatus, and illustrative materials, approved by 

State board of education for use in schools of Indiana; prepared by 

Division of inspection for Benjamin J. Burris, July 1924. 1924. (Bulletin 

no.60—A.) 

qr 020.6 L682 

Librarians of large public libraries in conference, January 1-2, 1925, 

Hotel Sherman, Chicago, 111. 192S. 

Autographed from typewritten copy on one side of leaf only. 

qr 016.05 U253 

Union list of serials in the libraries of the United States and Canada. 

pt.A-C Wilson, 1924-25. 

Ed. by Winifred Gregory. 

List of cooperating libraries on inside of back cover. 

Provisional edition. 

Philosophy. Psychology 

James, George Wharton. 131 J163 

Quit your worrying. Page [cl916]. 

"Written in a sensible, straightforward fashion and is plentifully sprinkled with 

touches of humor. It discusses the various causes of worry and gives suggestions for 

their banishment." Review of reviews, 1916.


Meiklejohn, Alexander. r 100 M57 

Philosophy. Amer. Library Assoc, 1926. (Reading with a purpose.) 

"Books recommended in this course": p. [52.] 

A brief essay on the meaning of philosophy and the approach to the study of it. 

Montague, William Pepperell. 140 M84 

The ways of knowing; or, The methods of philosophy. Allen [1925]. 

(Library of philosophy.) 

"The aim of Professor Montague's book is to disentangle the problems of logic and 

methodology from the problems of metaphysics, with which they are generally connected, 

and to show that by introducing certain modifications into the conflicting theories of 

knowledge it is possible to reconcile idealism and realism. Part I deals with logic... 

Part II [discusses] the three positive methods of epistemology." N. A. Duddington in 

Hibbert journal, 1926. 

Ethics 

qr 178 S78 

Standard encyclopedia of the alcohol problem; editor-in-chief, E. H. 

Cherrington; managing editor, Albert Porter; associate editors, W. E. 

Johnson, C F. Stoddard, v.1-3. [Amer. Issue Pub. Co.] 1925-26. 

Contains bibliographies. 

Vocational guidance magazine. 174 V364 

Pittsburgh number. Bureau of vocational guidance, Graduate School 

of Education, Harvard University, 1926. 

v.4, no.5 of the "Vocational guidance magazine". 

The same r 174 V3642 

Articles on the work of the Department of vocational guidance in the Pittsburgh 

schools.. 

[Warner, Harry Sheldon.] r 178 W23 

Why prohibition? Will it work? A syllabus to promote all around 

discussion. Intercollegiate Prohibition Association, student department 

of the World League against Alcoholism [cl925]. 

"A brief bibliography": p.60-62. 

Religion 

Forrest, William Mentzel. 215 F78 

Do fundamentalists play fair? Macmillan, 1926. 

"A vigorous challenge to fundamentalist methods of debate...The book will delight 

polemic modernists." Journal of religion, 192(1. 

New York (city)—Public library. qr 016.299 N26 

Druids and Druidism; a list of references, compiled by G. F. Black. 

1920. 

"Reprinted, April 1920 from the Bulletin of the New York Public library of January 

1920." 

The same. (In New York (city)—Public library. Bulletin, 

v.24.) qr 017.1 N2611 v.24 

270 032 

An Outline of Christianity; the story of our civilization. 5v. Bethlehem 

Publishers [cl926]. 

Bibliography at end of each volume. 

v.l. The birth of Christianity. 

v.2. The builders of the church. 

v.3. The rise of the modern churches. 

v.4. Christianity and modern thought. 

v.5. Christianity today and tomorrow.


Smith, Rodney, called Gipsy Smith. 252 S65 

As Jesus passed by, and other addresses. [Ed.7.] Revell [cl905], 

Snape, Robert Hugh. 271 S66 

English monastic finances in the later Middle Ages. Cambridge 

University Press, 1926. (Cambridge studies in medieval life and 

thought.) 

Bibliography: p. I vii] —viii. 

Underhill, Evelyn. 270 U25 

The mystics of the church. Doran [1925]. 

"Illustrative works" at end of each chapter. 

Brief study of the lives and spiritual experiences of the mystics who have had a 

place in the history of the Christian church. 

Wheless, Joseph. 220.1 W61 

Is it God's word? an exposition of the fables and mythology of the 

Bible and the fallacies of theology. Knopf, 1926. 

"Four hundred and seventy-four closely printed pages constituting a destructive 

commentary on the Bible... From the point of view of historical scholarship and fundamental 

understanding of his material, his book is, of course, quite useless. . . [It] is 

simply a reply to the recent Fundamentalist madness... Mr. Wheless. . .takes the Bible 

out of its historical setting, looks at it as if it were a contemporary document, and shows 

irrefutably the absurdity of considering it to be a statement of inspired literal truth." 

Saturday review of literature, 1926. 

Jews and Judaism 

Gaster, Moses. 296 G22 

The Samaritans; their history, doctrines, and literature, with six 

appendices and nineteen illustrations. Oxford University Press, 1925. 

(Schweich lectures, 1923.) 

Published for the British Academy. 

Pittsburgh, Rodef Shalom Congregation. r 296 P674 

Home service for 'Hanukkah written for Congregation Rodeph 

Shalom, Pittsburgh, Pa., by Rabbi J. L. Levy. Ed.3. Pittsburgh, 1910. 

Sociology 

Brewer, Daniel Chauncey. 325.73 B73 

The conquest of New England by the immigrant. Putnam, 1926. 

Considers the extent to which the immigrants have superseded those of native stock 

in the political and cultural life of New England since the middle of the 19th century. 

The author believes such a condition to be a matter for alarm for the entire country. 

Byington, Margaret Frances. r 361 B99 

The confidential exchange, a form of social co-operation. Russell 

Sage Foundation, 1912. (Russell Sage Foundation—Charity organization 

department. Publication no.28.) 

A short account of the card indexes used in the cooperative work of charity 

organizations. Describes the methods of some of the exchanges in operation and gives a 

somewhat detailed explanation of their practical administration and office routine.


Delzons, Louis. 392 D41 

La familie frangaise et son evolution. 1913. 

England—Home office. r 364 E644 

Criminal statistics, 1922. 1924. 

[Floyd, William] ed. r 301 F67 

Social progress; a handbook of the liberal movement. Arbitrator, 

1925. 

"A library for liberals": p.325-335. 

Part one considers the causes of discontent in the United States, giving instances 

of the evils of the profit system, of the industrial struggle, of class distinctions, and of 

oppression by the government in such cases as conscription, trials of socialists, etc. 

Part two contains short signed articles defining terms of political and social interest, a 

descriptive list of organizations concerned with the improvement of the social order, 

and one of political parties other than the Democratic and Republican. 

Fry, Charles Luther. 309.1 F97 

American villagers; with an appendix on the social composition of 

the rural population of the United States by L. S. Cressman. Doran 

[cl926]. (Institute of Social and Religious Research. American village 

studies.) 

A study based on the more important published material about villages and on 

hitherto unpublished data in the files of the United States Census bureau. 

"Necessarily deals with village problems in statistical terms; but. . . [the author] 

has brought to bear on his subject not only a singularly acute analytical sense, but also 

a keen appreciation of the warm human story that lies behind the statistical materials." 

E. DeS. Brunner in Foreword. 

Laura Spelman Rockefeller Memorial, New York. r 361.6 L37 

Report, Oct. 1918-date. 1923-date. 

Founded Oct. 1918. The first report covers the period beginning with the Memorial's 

incorporation and ending on Dec. 1922. 

Parsons, Philip Archibald. 364 P26 

Crime and the criminal; an introduction to criminology. Knopf, 1926. 

"Selected references" at end of each chapter. 

Intended for the general reader and the college student. The author is (1926) 

director of the Portland School of Social Work, and professor of applied sociology, 

University of Oregon. 

Pennsylvania—Commission on conditions relating to r 362.4 P3996 

blind persons. 

Report of Commission to study conditions relating to blind persons 

in Pennsylvania. 1925." 

"Education of the youthful blind": p.73-76. 

"Training, employment, and care of the adult blind": p.76-Sl. 

"Embossed literature for the blind": p.81-83. 

Pollock, Horatio M. r 362.2 P76 

Outcome of mental diseases in the United States. National Committee 

for Mental Hygiene, 1925. 

Reprinted from "Mental hygiene", v.9, no.4, Oct. 1925. 

A statistical review based on the special census of hospitals for mental disease 

taken by the federal Census bureau for 1922.


Prison Association of New York. qr 365 P9562 

A study of the conditions which have accumulated under many administrations 

and now exist in the prisons on Welfare Island, New York 

city, with a plan for the erection and economical financing of a new 

penitentiary elsewhere, by a special committee of the regular grand jury, 

August term, 1924, endorsed and published by the Prison Association of 

New York and the Association of Grand Jurors, New York County. 

[cl924.] 

United States—Commerce department. r 365 U253 

Census of prisoners, 1923 (preliminary report). 1923. 

Politics and Government 

Mencken, Henry Louis. 321.8 M61 

Notes on democracy. Knopf [cl926]. 

"Mr. Mencken. .. habitually writes as if there were something inherently soft in the 

idea of democracy, as if it were a phase of deliquescence in fatuous natures." Rebecca 

West in Books, 1926. 

New York (city)—Transportation board. qr 352.8 N2612 

Report, July 1, 1924-date. [1925-date.] 

First report covers period from July 1 to December 31, 1924. 

Public Ownership League of America. qr 351.8 P98an 

Annual report, 1917, 1919, 1921-24. [1918-25.] 

1917, 1919, 1921, title reads "Secretary's report". 

United States—Commerce department. qr 353.8 U25r 

Report to the president's agricultural conference; activities of the 

department which are of service to the agricultural industry. 1925. 


Contents.—Bureau of foreign and domestic commerce.-—Elimination of waste.— 

Bureau of the census.—Bureau of standards.—Radio as an aid to the farmer.—-Appendix: 

Trend of foreign trade; Origin and development of the Bureau of foreign and domestic 

commerce. 

Van Dorn, Harold Archer. 351.8 V18 

Government owned corporations. Knopf, 1926. 

Contains bibliographical foot-notes. 

"The purpose of this study is to trace the growth and analyse the possibilities of 

Government Owned Corporations." Preface. 

The author is (1926) instructor in government, Columbia University. 

Young, George. 354.42 Y37 

Diplomacy old and new. Swarthmore Press Ltd., 1921. (The 

Swarthmore international handbooks [8].) 

Discusses the evils in the English diplomatic system and the possible remedies for 

them. The author was in the diplomatic service from 1896 to 1915.


Economics 

Alsberg, Carl Lucas. 338.8 A46 

Combination in the American bread-baking industry, with some 

observations on the mergers of 1924-25. Stanford University Press 

[cl926]. (Stanford University—Food research institute. Miscellaneous 

publication, no.3.) 

International Labor Conference (6th), Geneva, 1924. r 331 12485 

Report on the development of facilities for the utilisation of workers' 

leisure. International Labour Office, 1924. 

Supplementary report, no.1-2. International Labour 

Office, 1924 r 331 12485a 

Lincoln, Edmond Earle. 332.6 L71 

Testing before investing. Shaw, 1926. 

Brief, simple guide for the inexperienced small investor. The author was formerly 

assistant professor of finance in the Graduate School of Business Administration, 

Harvard University. 

National Industrial Conference Board. r 330.1963 N15 

The agricultural problem in the United States. 1926. 

"Its primary purpose is to clarify the problem as a whole so as to contribute to a 

better and more general understanding of it not only by American industry, but by the 

general public, and so to provide a common basis for such sound policies as may assure 

the country a prosperous agriculture as a part of a prosperous national economy." 

Foreword. 

Poland. r 336.438 P75 

The finances of Poland 1924-25; report of George Zdziechowski. 1925. 

Robinson, Leland Rex. 332.14 R55 

Investment trust organization and management; with an introduction 

by P. D. Cravath. Ronald Press Co. [cl926.] 

"The earlier chapters deal with such matters...as the legal status of investment 

trusts, their capital structure, raising of their funds, management of their investments, 

their accounting problems, and their earnings and dividends. The concluding chapters 

attempt a more detailed description of investment trusts in Great Britain, the European 

Continent, and the United States." Preface. 

The author is (1926) trustee and vice-president of the International Securities 

Trust of America, and was formerly assistant director of the United States Bureau of 

foreign and domestic commerce. 

United Mine Workers of America. r 331.88 U253 

The United Mine Workers of America and the United States Coal 

commission, containing copies of the communications filed with the 

commission by the miners' union. [1923?] 

United States—Banking and currency committee (House). r 332 U25h 

Hearings before the Committee on banking and currency, House of 

representatives, sixty-eighth Congress, first session, on H. R. 494; a 

bill to stabilize the purchasing power of money, February 26, 1924. 1925. 

United States—Tariff commission. r 338.1 U25393c 

Costs of producing sugar beets, pt.i. 1925. 

pt.i. Michigan; report on the farmers' costs of producing sugar beets in Michigan 

1921, 1922, and 1923.


Law 

Judson, Harry Pratt. 342.7 J49 

Our federal republic. Macmillan, 1925. 

"Brief bibliography": p.271-274. 

Traces the motives and methods by which the federal power has increased. The 

author, president emeritus of the University of Chicago, believes that the drift toward 

centralization, both by direct change in the Constitution and by federal legislation, has 

gone so far as to endanger the vital principle of the republic. 

Lindley, Mark Frank. 341 L72 

The acquisition and government of backward territory in international 

law; being a treatise on the law and practice relating to colonial 

expansion. Longmans, 1926. 

Bibliography: p.[xv]-xx. 

Marriott, John Arthur Ransome. 342.4 M41c 

The constitution in transition, 1910-1924, being a new introduction to 

English political institutions. Clarendon Press, 1924. 

A pamphlet of 80 pages indicating the main changes in the structure and working 

of the English constitution. Intended to supplement the author's "English political 

institutions". (342.4 M41) 

United States—Judiciary committee (Senate). qr 341.3 U2533 

Legal memoranda relating to enemy patents sold by the Alien 

property custodian to the Chemical Foundation, Incorporated; submitted 

in connection with testimony of F. P. Garvan (president of the 

Chemical Foundation, Incorporated) before a subcommittee of the 

Senate committee on the judiciary, 67th Congress, 2d session. 1922. 

Education 

Greard, Vallery Clement Octave. 376 G82 

L'education des femmes par les femmes; etudes et portraits. 1886. 

Contents.—Fenelon.—Mme. de Maintenon.—Mme. de Lambert.—J.-J. Rousseau.— 

Mme. d'ltpinay.—Mme. Xecker.—Mme. Roland. 

Pennsylvania—Public instruction department. r 379.748 P399d 

Directory, 1924/25-date. 1924-date. 

Issued as a number of the Bulletin of the Department. 

Pennsylvania—Public instruction department. qr 371.2 P39 

Pre-professional examinations, 1925. 1925. 

Reproduced from typewritten copy. 

Pennsylvania University—Committee on r 378.7 P3994 

educational survey. 

Report of the Committee on educational survey of the University of 

Pennsylvania; director, F. J. Kelly, associate directors, S. P. Capen, 

G. F. Zook. 1924. 

Philadelphia, South Philadelphia High School for Girls. 379.748 P494 

Educating for responsibility; the Dalton laboratory plan in a secondary 

school, by members of the faculty of the South Philadelphia High School 

for Girls. Macmillan, 1926.


Pittsburgh—Public education board. r 372.5 P67 

Pittsburgh public schools course of study in handwriting, manual for 

teachers. [Pittsburgh] cl924. 

"Prepared by Elmer G. Miller, with the assistance of the supervisors of writing in 

the Pittsburgh public schools." Introduction. 

Sullivan, Oscar M., & Snortum, K. O. 371.91 S95 

Disabled persons; their education and rehabilitation. Century [cl926], 

(The Century vocational series.) 

Bibliography at end of each chapter. 

A comprehensive treatment of all phases of the problem. Mr. Sullivan is (1926) 

director of re-education for Minnesota, and Mr. Snortum was formerly his assistant. 

United States—Federal board for vocational education, r 016.37142 U25 

Bibliography on vocational guidance; a .selected list of vocational 

guidance references for teachers, counselors, and youth. Rev. ed. 1926. 

(Bulletin, no.66, Trade and industrial series, no.19.) 

Prepared by C. L. Jacobs and Mrs. A. L. Burdick. 

The same. (In its Bulletin, no.66, rev. ed.) . .r 607 U253b no.66 rev. ed. 

Commerce 

United States—Federal trade commission. r 381 U253t 

Trade practice submittals, July 6, 1925. 1925. 

United States—Navigation bureau (Department r 387 U25m 

of commerce). 

Merchant marine statistics, 1924-date. 1925-date. 

The tables in this publication have heretofore formed a part of the Annual report 

of the commissioner of navigation. 

Women 

Most of the books on this subject were purchased from a fund left to the Library 

for this purpose by Charles C. Mellor. 

Broughton-Thompson, C 396 B781 

Christ and the woman's movement; with foreword by the Lord 

Bishop of Lichfield. Scott, 1919. 

Attempts to trace the gradual development in the conception of the worth of the 

individual, and especially of the position of women, through the Old and New Testaments, 

and to indicate women's share in the work of the church. 

Cheng, Shou-Lin. 396 C42 

Chinesische frauengestalten; mit einem vorwort von Bruno Schindler; 

illustriert von R. Hadl. 1926. 

"Quellennachweis": p.[129]-133. 

Lesueur, Daniel (pseud, of Jeanne Loiseau). 396.5 L65 

L'evolution feminine; ses resultats economiques. 1905. 

Prevost, Marcel. 39.5 pg3 

Nouvelles feminites. 1914.


Language 

Bercy, Paul. 448 B44s 

Le second livre des enfants pour I'etude du frangais. Jenkins [1888]. 

Boname, Louise Catherine. 445 B61 

The study and practice of French in school, for intermediate classes; 

part second, Essentials of grammar, conversation, composition (French 

text). Ed.5, rev. [Privately printed] 1908. 

"Books of reference": 2d prelim, leaf. 

Wilkins, Lawrence Augustus, comp. 463.2 W72 

Spanish word and idiom lists. Doubleday, 1926. 

"This word list was prepared by a committee of the New York Society for the 

Experimental Study of Education. .. The Spanish idiom list... has been compiled from 

lists submitted by heads of departments and teachers of Spanish in the High Schools of 

New York City under the direction of Mr. Lawrence A. Wilkins." Foreword. 

Science 

Boston Society of Natural History. r 570.5 B64b 

Bulletin, April 1915-date. no.l-date. 1915-date. 

no.8, 12-13, 15, and 31 wanting. 

Edwards, George. r 560 E31 

Elements of fossilogy; or, An arrangement of fossils into classes, 

orders, genera, and species, with their characters. White, 1776. 

Field Museum of Natural History—Anthropology r 572.05 F45 

department. 

Leaflet, no.l-date. 1922-date. 

Fish, Harold Dufur, and others. r 575 F52 

A brief course of six talks and bibliography on evolution and heredity. 

Pittsburgh [cl924]. (Pittsburgh University. Radio publication, no.8.) 


Contents.—General evolution; Theories of evolution, by H. D. Fish.—Biology of 

man, by H. H. Collins.—Social evolution among insects, by A. E. Emerson.—Experimental 

evolution; Economic importance of studies in heredity, by H. D. Fish. 

The same. (In Pittsburgh University. Radio publication, 

no.8.) r 378.7 P67r no.8 

Forbes, George. 523.8 F75 

The wonder & the glory of the stars. Dodd [1926]. 

Popular descriptive work, including star identification. Primarily for British 

readers, and thus employs terminology slightly differing from American usage. 

Franklin Institute. r 504 F87 

[Addresses delivered on the occasion of the centenary celebration of 

the founding of the Franklin Institute and the inauguration exercises of 

the Bartol Research Foundation, September 17, 18, 19, 1924.] [1924.] 

Contents.—Recent progress in the science of aeronautics, by J. S. Ames.—The carbon 

atom in crystalline structure, by Sir W. H. Bragg.—The influence of J. Willard Gibbs 

on the science of physical chemistry, by F. G. Donnan.—Spectroscopy in the past and in 

the future, by Charles Fabry.—Practical results of the theoretical development of 

chemistry, by F. Haber.—The fifth estate, by A. D. Little.—The steam turbine, as a 

study in applied physics, by Sir C. A. Parsons.—Military aircraft and their use in 

warfare, by M. M. Patrick.—Lightning, by F. W. Peek.—The field of research in 

industrial institutions, by E. W. Rice.—The natural and artificial disintegration of the 

elements, by Sir Ernest Rutherford.


Frost, Edwin Brant. r 522.1 F96 

The Yerkes Observatory; a retrospect of twenty-five years. 1923. 

Reprinted from the "University record", v.9, no.l, Jan. 1923. 

Jackson, Benjamin Daydon. r 016.5816 J12 

Vegetable technology; a contribution towards a bibliography of 

economic botany, with a comprehensive subject-index; founded upon the 

collections of G. J. Symons. Longmans, 1882. (Index Society. Publications, 

v.ll.) 

Lafayette College. qr 507 LI 4 

Research publications, no.1-4, 7-9, 11-12, 18-20, 23, 25-27. 1922-25. 

Schiller, Ferdinand Canning Scott. 575.6 S33 

Eugenics & politics; essays. Houghton, 1926. 

Contents.—Eugenics and politics.—National self-selection.—Eugenics versus civilization.—Eugenics 

and education.—Plato and eugenics.—The ruin of Rome and its lessons 

for us.—Some misconceptions of eugenics. 

Webb, Hanor A. r 016.5 W36 

The high-school science library. 1925. 

Reprinted from the "Peabody j'ournal of education", v.3, no.2, Sept. 1925. 

Classified list of books in pure and applied science. Unannotated. 

Mathematics 

Bradbury, William Frothingham. r 513 B67 

An elementary geometry and trigonometry. Thompson, 1872. 

(Eaton's mathematical series.) 

Brooks, Edward. r 511 B77k 

A key to the normal higher arithmetic for the use of teachers and 

private students. Sower [cl877]. 

Brooks, Edward. r 513.1 B77 

Plane geometry; a complete course in the elements of the science. 

[Ed.2.] Sower [cl889]. 

Buswell, Guy Thomas, & Judd, C H. r 511.07 B96 

Summary of educational investigations relating to arithmetic. University 

of Chicago [cl925]. (Supplementary educational monographs.) 

Bibliography: p.166-205. 

Columbia University, New York—Teachers College. r 510.4 C72 

Lincoln School. 

Illustrated mathematical talks by pupils of the Lincoln School of 

Teachers College. [1919.] 

Jahnke, Eugen, & Emde, Fritz. r 510.8 J15 

Funktionentafeln mit formeln und kurven. 1923. (Sammlung mathematisch-physikalischer 

lehrbiicher, 5.) 

Milne, William James. r 512 M71f 

First year algebra. Amer. Book Co. [cl915.] 

With answers.


O'Donahue, Thomas Aloysius. r 510 014 

Mining calculations for the use of students preparing for the 

examinations for colliery managers' certificates, comprising numerous 

rules and examples in arithmetic, algebra, and mensuration. Ed.4, rev. 

Lockwood, 1909. (Weale's scientific & technical series.) 

Ray, Joseph. r 512 R24 

New elementary algebra; primary elements of algebra for common 

schools and academies. Rev. ed. Amer. Book Co. [cl894.] (Eclectic 

educational series.) 

Stone, John Charles, & Millis, J. F. r 513.1 S87 

Elementary geometry, plane. Sanborn, 1913. 

Physics 

Brown & Sharpe Manufacturing Co. r 531.714 B79 

The micrometer; the history, how it is made, the principle, how to 

read, tables, care and use, adjustments, representative styles, do's and 

don't's; a booklet to help the mechanic. 1923. 

Faraday Society, London. r 535.38 F22 

Photochemical reactions in liquids and gases; a general discussion 

held by the Faraday Society, October 1925. [Aberdeen University 

Press, 1925.] 


The same. (In its Transactions, v.21, pt.3, Feb. 1926.)..r 541.17 F22 v.21 

Reed, John Oren, & Guthe, K. E. r 530 R28 

College physics. Macmillan, 1913. 


Chemistry. Crystallography 

Gregory, William, b. 1803. r 540 G86 

Outlines of chemistry for the use of students; 1st American from the 

2d London ed., rev., corrected, and enl., by J. M. Sanders. Derby, 1851. 

Kolenati, Friedrich A. r 548 K368 

Elemente der krystallographie. 1855. 

"Literatur": p.15—17. 

Menzel, Heinrich. r 541.3 M62 

Die theorie der verbrennung; die stochiometrischen und thermochemischen 

grundlagen der verbrennungs- und vergasungs-vorgange. 

1924. 

"Literaturverzeichnis": p. [117.] 

Morgan, William Conger, & Lyman, J. A. r 540 M89 

Chemistry; an elementary text-book. Macmillan, 1912.


Senft, Ferdinand. r 549 S47 

Synopsis der mineralogie und geognosie; ein handbuch fiir hohere 

lehranstalten und fiir alle, welche sich wissenschaftlich mit der naturgeschichte 

der mineralien beschaftigen wollen. v.l. 1875. (Synopsis 

der drei naturreiche, hrsg. von Johannes Leunis und Ferdinand Senft, 

v.3, pt.i.) 

"Literatur": v.l, p.4-6. 

v.l. Mineralogie. 

Vergnaud, Amand Denis. r 540 V27 

Nouveau manuel complet de chimie inorganique et organique, dans 

I'etat actuel de la science, suivi d'un dictionnaire de chimie contenant 

tous les mots des nomenclatures anciennes et nouvelles. New ed., rev. & 

enl. 1838. (Manuels-Roret.) 

Weiser, Harry Boyer. 541.12 W46 

The hydrous oxides. McGraw, 1926. (International chemical series.) 


Collects and systematizes the literature regarding the composition and properties of 

the hydrated metallic oxids, treating the subject from the point of view of colloidal 

chemistry. Devotes several chapters to such industrial applications as tanning, mordants, 

water purification, cement, and soil conditions. 

Geology 

Ashley, George Hall. q 557.48 A82p 

The Pennsylvania survey, 1919-1922. Bureau of topographic and 

geologic survey, 1923. 

Brief report of the operations of the Bureau of topographic and geologic survey of 

Pennsylvania. 

Bridgman, Mrs. Helen (Bartlett). 553.8 B74 

Gems. [Privately printed] 1915. 

The same. 1916 r 553.8 B74 

Popular, interesting book describing in simple language the essential features of 

precious stones. 

Field Museum of Natural History—Geology department. r 550.5 F459 

Leaflet, no.l-date. 1922-date. 

Indiana—Geology division. qr 553.2 1242 

Coal field of Indiana, showing approximate location of mines and 

some outcrops. 1921. 

Drawn by J. R. Reeves. 

Map, size, 42 x 19 inches, folded in quarto cover. 

Joly, John. 551.13 J38 

Radioactivity and the surface history of the earth; being the Halley 

lecture, delivered on 28 May, 1924. Clarendon Press, 1924. 

Based on the theory of isostasy, and the acceptance of radioactivity as the cause of 

maintaining the heat of the earth. 

Nansen, Fridtjof. qr 551.3 N12 

The strandflat and isostasy. 1922. 

"Literature": p.307-313. 

Smith, Eugene Allen. r 557.6I S64 

Mineral industries of Alabama. [Birmingham Printing Co., 1925.] 

"Reprint from Manufacturers record 'The South's development' December 11, 1924."


Zoology 

Henderson, Junius. qr 594 H44 

Mollusca of Colorado, Utah, Montana, Idaho, and Wyoming. 1924. 

(Colorado University. Studies, v.13, no.2.) 


The same. (In Colorado University. Studies, 

v.13, no.2.) qr 378.7 C722s v.13 

Hornaday, William Temple. 590.4 H79w 

A wild-animal round-up; stories and pictures from the passing show. 

Scribner, 1925. 

Across the pages of this book "there pass in review buffalos, elephants, cave-birds, 

bear, and mountain sheep,—then visions of the same and other animals contentedly living 

in zoological parks, and finally studies of their mounted skins in superb museum groups, 

and their forms living again in wild-animal photography and motion pictures". William 

Beebe in Zoological Society bulletin., 1920. 

Sharp, Dallas Lore. 590.4 S53s 

"Sanctuary! Sanctuary!" Harper, 1926. 

Contents.—"Sanctuary! Sanctuary!"—Not to the swift.—My twenty-four dollar 

toad.—The wildness of Boston.—A comedian from the wild.—The birds of Santa 

Barbara.—Yellow-billed magpies.—Still I go fishing.—Not so black as his feathers.—The 

jungle tours the town.—The bird-banders.—Quail in Hingham.—A word more. 

Deals with conservation of wild life in general. Written in a popular, interesting 

style. 

Wistar Institute of Anatomy and Biology, Philadelphia. qr 016.59 W81 

Bibliographic service for the Journal of morphology, the Journal of 

comparative neurology, the American journal of anatomy, the Anatomical 

record, the Journal of experimental zoology, the American anatomical 

memoirs, Biological bulletin, American journal of physical anthropology. 

v.1-2. 1922-25. 

v.l. Abstract cards no.l to no.519 inclusive issued from June 1, 1917 to December 

31, 1919. 

v.2. Abstract cards no.520 to no.1046 inclusive issued from January 1, 1920 to 

June 1, 1922. 

Useful Arts 

Bryant, Frederick John. 684 B84 

Furniture projects. Manual Arts Press [cl925]. 

Contains "References". 

Collection of problems for woodworking classes in grade schools or high schools. 

Problems are ungraded, and include some of considerable difficulty. Gives dimensions 

and very brief instructions, with references to other manuals of woodworking and wood 

finishing. 

Carnegie Steel Company, Pittsburgh. r 691.7 C21str 

Structural steel shapes; information and tables for engineers and 

designers and other data pertaining to structural steel, manufactured 

Carnegie Steel Company, Pittsburgh, Pa. Pittsburgh [cl926]. 

Relates to sections considered most suitable for use in bridge and building 

construction.


r 670.2 J18 

The Japan business register; a classified guide of and for merchants and 

manufacturers, 1923. "Eastern commerce" [1923]. 

Joint Committee on Standard Specifications for r 691.34 J37 

Concrete and Reinforced Concrete. 

Report submitting specifications for concrete and reinforced concrete. 

[American Society for Testing Materials] 1924. 

"Submitted to Constituent Organizations, August 14, 1924." 

National Research Council—Engineering and industrial r 016.607 N15 

research division. 

A bibliography on research; selected articles from the technical press, 

1923, 1924, 1925. 1925. 

North American Cement Corporation, Hagerstown, Md. r 691.3 N45 

Quick hardening concrete; a practical consideration of products, 

methods, results, and costs. [192-?] 

Brief discussion of the uses and effects of "Cal", an accelerator manufactured by the 

corporation. 

Sonntag, Richard. qr 691.7 S69 

I-eisen unter besonderer berucksichtigung der breitflanschigen und 

der parallelflanschigen I-eisen. 1920. (Forschungsarbeiten auf dem 

gebiete des ingenieurwesens.) 

In case. 

Contains 15 folded plates. 


Textile Machine Works, Reading, Pa. r 677.661 T32 

Full-fashioned knitting machines. [cl920.] 

Tilly, Percy T. r 674 T46 

Woodworking industries; an address delivered before the junior class 

in the Fire insurance branch of the Insurance Institute of America. 1924. 

"Courses as given by the Insurance Society of New York." 

Bibliography: p. [39.] 

Veitch, Fletcher Pearre, and others. r 686 V24 

Polluted atmosphere a factor in the deterioration of bookbinding 

leather. cl926. 

Reprinted from the "Journal of the American Leather Chemists Association", 

March 1926. 


Medicine. Physiology. Hygiene 

Lippman, Hyman Shalit. qr 612.1 L73 

A morphologic and quantitative study of the blood corpuscles in the 

new-born period. American Medical Association, cl924. 

Thesis (Ph.D.)—Minnesota University, 1923. 


"Summary of literature": p.[l]-4. 

Ludy, Robert Borneman. 615.4 L97 

Answers to questions prescribed by pharmaceutical state boards; ed. 

by H. W. Youngken. Ed.3, rev. & enl. McVey, 1926.


Marshall, Alexander. 611 M41 

The trainer's anatomy; a manual of the body and its functions for 

use by physical directors and students; what physical culture does for 

the body, and why, scientifically explained. Physical Culture Pub. Co. 

[cl904.] 


Medical care of industrial workers. 1926. 


Norris, Richard Cooper. r 618.2 N45 

Syllabus of the obstetrical lectures in the Medical department of the 

University of Pennsylvania. Ed.3. Saunders, 1895. 

Pennsylvania Hospital, Philadelphia. r 610.5 P3993 

Reports, 1868-69. v.1-2. [cl868-69.] 

Engineering 

American Mutual Liability Insurance Co. 629.1 A512 

The man at the wheel; 100% driver. [cl926.] 

Pamphlet on avoidance of automobile accidents. 

Asphalt Association, New York city. r 625.85 A83c 

Circular.' no.9-10, 13, 15-17, 19-34. 1923-25. 

British Columbia—Lands department. qr 621.2 B75 

Water powers, British Columbia, Canada. [1924.] 

Brownell, Otto Ellsworth. r 628.16 U2533 

Protection of small water supplies used by railroads. 1924. 

Reprint no.952 from the "Public health reports", Sept. 5, 1924, p.2283-2292. 

Bound with "Supplying drinking water on trains operating in interstate traffic", 

issued by United States Public health service. 

The same. (In United States—Public health reports, v.39, pt.2, 

p.2283-2292.) r 614.4 U25p v.39 pt.2 

Compressed Air Society, New York city. r 621.5 C73a 

Trade standards adopted by the Compressed Air Society. Ed.2. 

[cl926.] 

Conference on Highway Engineering and Highway r 625.707 C74 

Transport Education (2d), Washington, D. C, 1922. 

Education for highway engineering and highway transport; proceedings 

of the second national conference held in Washington, D. C, 

October 26, 27, and 28, 1922 under the direction of the Highway Education 

Board; ed. by W. C. John. Highway Education Board, 1923. 

(Highway Education Board. Bulletin, no.l, 1923.) 

Dusseldorf, Verein Deutscher Eisenhiittenleute. qr 621.9441 D95 

Untersuchungen iiber walzdruck und kraftbedarf beim auswalzen von 

knuppeln, winkeln, [- und I-eisen; ausgefiihrt und ausgearbeitet von 

J. Puppe. 1913. 

Contains folded plates.


Ehlers, Victor Marcus, and others. 628 E38 

Applied municipal sanitation. Texas Association of Sanitarians, 1925. 

"Deals specifically with. . .water, sewage disposal, mosquito control, milk sanitation, 

shellfish protection, camps, parks, swimming pools, problems of general sanitation, and 

to a very limited degree with educational activities. To the physician and layman who 

are frequently called upon to take part in sanitary work or to make recommendations 

regarding it, this is a book of great value." W. F. Walker in American journal of public 

health, 1926. 

Non-technical and very brief. 

Emerson, William, b. 1873, & Gromort, Georges. qb 624.09 E58 

Old bridges of France; preface by Victor Laloux; a series of historical 

examples from Roman times to the end of the xvmth century; with 

an explanatory and descriptive text, 24 reproductions in color from the 

original watercolors, by Pierre Vignal, 35 black and white drawings by 

L. C. Rosenberg & Samuel Chamberlain, 44 measured drawings, 

photographs, diagrams, and maps. American Institute of Architects, 

1925. 


Falz, E. r 621.89 F19 

Grundziige der schmiertechnik; gestaltung und berechnung vollkommen 

geschmierter maschinenteile auf grund der hydrodynamischen 

theorie; praktisches handbuch fiir konstrukteure, betriebsleiter, fabrikanten, 

und studierende des maschinenbaufaches. 1926. 

"Literaturverzeichnis": p. [2821-284. 

Highway Education Board. 625.7 H5382 

The relation of improved highways to home life; essays winning state 

honors in the competition for the Harvey S. Firestone four years' university 

scholarship for 1924. [1924?] 

The same r 625.7 H5382 

Houghton (E. F.) & Company, Philadelphia. 621.2 H83 

Hydraulic engineering. 1926. 

The same r 621.2 H83 

Deals with the principles, construction, operation, and maintenance of hydraulic 

machinery, with much information on packings. 

Ihlseng, Magnus C, & Wilson, E. B. 622 118 

Manual of mining; based on the course of lectures on mining delivered 

at the School of Mines of the State of Colorado. Ed.4, rev. & 

enl. Wiley, 1905. 

Jones, Franklin Day, ed. r 621.9 J39 

Machinists' and toolmakers' manual; special small tools and attachments 

for machine shops and tool-rooms, and a selected variety of 

useful rules, data, methods, and receipts, with general information on 

subjects of particular importance to practical mechanics. Industrial 

Press, 1924. 

Compilation, giving miscellaneous practical information for the trained workman 

not a manual for systematic instruction.


Jones, R. F. r 621.852 J41 

A non-technical summary of research on the applications of leather 

belting, by the Leather Belting Exchange foundation covering pulley 

diameter, pulley ratio, center distance, effect of high belt speeds, gravity 

idler, new rating curves and tables for leather belting. Leather Belting 

Exchange, 1925. 

Jones, R. F. r 621.852 J41r 

A report on comparative tests of the flesh and grain sides of leather 

belting. Leather Belting Exchange, 1922. 

At head of title: The Leather Belting Exchange foundation, Cornell University, 

Ithaca, N. Y. 

Lissauer, Adolph W. r 621.55 L73 

Refrigeration in the candy factory. W. L. Fleisher & Co., cl922. 

"This article appeared in five consecutive issues of the 'Candy Manufacturer' 

starting June, 1922." 

National Standardization Conference. r 622.06 N15 

Proceedings (3d-date), held in connection with the annual convention 

of the American Mining Congress, 1922-date. 1923-date. 

Parkesburg Iron Company, Parkesburg, Pa. r 621.1851 P24 

[Parkesburg tubes.] [cl923.] 

[Pennsylvania—Industrial board.] r 621.87 P39 

Safety standards for elevators, escalators, dumbwaiters, and hoists. 

1924. 

Rules 214 to 265 inclusive (effective December 15, 1924). 

At head of title: Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, Department of labor and industry. 

The same. (In its Safety standards; rules, 

no.214-265.) r 614.8 P39s no.214-265 

Pennsylvania State College—Engineering r 620.5 P39 

experiment station. 

Bulletin. no.30-date. 1920-date. 

Previous numbers appear in Pennsylvania State College. Annual report. (r 378.7 

P39a) 

United States—Public health service. r 628.16 U2533 

Supplying drinking water on trains operating in interstate traffic; 

sanitary conditions under which drinking water is being supplied on 

trains operating in interstate traffic, at the railroad coach yards in 

Chicago and other terminal cities, by A. E. Gorman. 1922. 

Reprint no.759 from its "Public health reports", June 16, 1922, p.1458-1466. 

The same. (In its Public health reports, v.37, pt.i, 

p.1458-1466.) r 614.4 U25p v.37 pt.i 

Electrical Engineering 

General Electric Company, Schenectady, N. Y. 621.318 G29 

Instructions for testing electrical apparatus. cl923. 

General Electric Company, Schenectady, N. Y. r 621.309 G292 

Thirty-year review of the General Electric Company, 1892-1922. 

Ed.2. [1923.]


Romoli-Venturi, Dott. r 621.364 R66 

Elettrotermica; trattato teorico-pratico ad uso dei capitecnici e 

costruttori di apparecchi a riscaldamento elettrico. 1924. (Manuali 

Hoepli.) 

Gives elementary instruction in mathematics, mechanics, heat, and electricity, and 

discusses electric heating, describing equipment for various purposes. 

Agriculture. Forestry 

Merrill, Frederick Augustus. 633.71 M63 

Lessons on cotton for elementary schools. [Govt. Print. Off., 1925.] 

(United States—Agriculture, Department of. Miscellaneous circular, 

no.43.) 

"Bulletins used as reference in these lessons": p.27. 

The same. (In United States—Agriculture, Department of. Miscellaneous 

circular, no.43.) r 630.6 U25m no.43 

Mere outlines concerned with cultivation—not with use in textiles. 

United States—Forest service. r 634.9 U25fo 

Forest regions of the United States, listing the principal trees of each 

region. 1924. 

Map, size, 10^4 x 15^ inches, folded in octavo cover; scale, 200 miles to 1 inch. 

United States—Survey and adjustments board. r 631.8 U25392 

Federal irrigation projects; letter from the secretary of the interior 

transmitting the report of the Board of survey and adjustments appointed 

to carry into effect the provisions of subsection K of section 4 of the 

second deficiency act, fiscal year 1924, approved December 5, 1924. 1926. 

(69th Cong., 1st sess. House. Doc. no.201.) 

Domestic Economy 

Parker, R. G. r 648 P24 

The control of laundry operations; being an introduction to the 

application of scientific principles to laundry processes, by R. G. Parker 

assisted by the staff of the British Launderers' Research Association. 

British Launderers' Research Association, 1925. 

"Procedure chart for the removal of stains", issued by the British Launderers' 

Research Association, attached to back cover. 

Wyse, Lois M. qr 640.213 W99 

Planning the modern kitchen. Hoosier Manufacturing Co. [1925?] 

Business. Communication 

American Appraisal Company. r 658.1 A51p 

Public utility valuations. [cl924.] 

r 658 B965 

Business management series [ed. by] H. W. Quaintance. 4v. in 8. 

[Amer. Technical Soc, cl922.] 

v.l. Theory and practice of accounting, by Spurgeon Bell.—Managerial accounting, 

by H. W. Quaintance.


Business management series—continued. r 658 B965 

v.2. Financial management, by J. O. McKinsey. 

v.3. Production management, by A. M. Simons. 

v.4. Sales and advertising, by C. A. Gauss and L. I. Wightman. 

Dixie Business Book Shop. r 016.65 D64b 

Bibliography of books on business economics; comp. by R. L. 

Smitley. [cl925.] 

Joyce, T. Frank. r 656.673 J48 

The Boston and Maine Railroad; a cross-section of New England; 

past history, present usefulness, 1830-1925. 1925. 

Reprinted from "Shipper and carrier", August 1925. 

Maddy, C. D., & Kaplan, R. M. r 655.03 M23 

Dictionary of printed ideas; a brief description and suggested use of 

pieces produced by printers and lithographers in accordance with advertising 

and other recognized procedures; classified and arranged in 

alphabetical order. Rose [cl925]. 

Main and Company, Pittsburgh. 657.6567 M26 

Motor bus accounting [ed. by] F. W. Main [and others]. Pittsburgh, 

Accountants Supply Co., cl926. 

The same r 657.6567 M26 

Pelz, Victor H. 658.32 P38 

Selling at retail; prepared in the Extension division of the University 

of Wisconsin. McGraw, 1926. (Commercial education series.) 


Presents principles of successful retail selling, and indicates the character and 

sources of essential information regarding merchandise. 

qr 656.05 R157 

Railroad data, 1925. v.4. [Committee on Public Relations of the 

Eastern Railroads, 1926.] 

"Derived chiefly from Official reports to the Interstate Commerce Commission, 

American Railway Association, or studies by the Bureau of Railway Economics." 

Chemical Technology 

American Gas Association. r 665.706 A51 

Membership list, 1926. 1926. 

Chicago Steel & Wire Company. r 665.882 C43 

Properties of steel filler rods for gas and electric welding. [cl925.] 

England—Scientific and industrial research department. r 661.91 E64 

Report of the Oxygen research committee. 1923. 


Concerned with vacuum vessels and containers for compressed and liquified gases. 

Kunitz, Han A., and others. qr 662.75 K43 

Testing methods and the importance of tests in the oil burner 

industry. [cl925.] 

At head of title: American Oil Burner Association.


Meade, Richard Kidder. 666.9 M55a2 

Portland cement; its composition, raw materials, manufacture, testing, 

and analysis. Ed.3. Chemical Pub. Co., 1926. 

Earlier edition has title "Chemical and physical examination of Portland cement". 

(543.7 M55) 

Originally a manual of chemical analysis and physical testing, the third edition 

retains these features but devotes a large proportion of its space to practical methods of 

manufacture. Author is a chemist with extensive experience in all branches of the 

Portland cement industry and in consulting practice. 

Miller (Max B.) & Co., Inc. qr 665.5 M69 

The Sharpies process. [cl925.] 

Trade literature describing petroleum refining process for which many advantages 

are claimed. 

National Lime Association. r 666.905 N15 

Technical papers and addresses [of the] annual convention (19thdate). 

1921-date. 

22d-date also numbered 6th-date annual convention. 

19th-21st, title reads "Proceedings". 

Pacific Coast Gas Association. r 662.983 P12g 

Gas appliance installation and service manual, prepared by the 

Commercial section of the Pacific Coast Gas Association. 1926. 

Attempts to point out what is considered good practice with regard to the characteristics, 

installation, and maintenance of domestic gas appliances. 

Rambush, N. E. r 662.761 R17 

Modern gas producers. Benn, 1923. 

Theoretical introduction, followed by lengthy description of various types of producer, 

brief information on plant operation, and discussion of utilization of producer gas. 

Metallurgy 

Bablik, Heinz. r 669.58 Bll 

Das verzinken von eisen. 1924. 

Houghton (E. F.) & Company, Philadelphia. r 669.17 H83h 

Houghton's liquid baths for the heat treatment of steel. 1926. 

"Object. . .is to give to the reader the fullest and most complete detailed information 

on the subject... so little understood and so greatly misunderstood." Foreword. 

Linde Air Products Company. r 669.1 L71 

The oxygen lance in blast furnace and steel plants. Ed.3, rev. cl925. 

(Applications of oxygen in major industries; iron and steel.) 

Brief description of the lance and its uses in tapping blast- and open-hearth furnaces. 

re-opening frozen tuyeres, drilling salamanders, cleaning soaking-pit bottoms, cutting 

ingots, etc. 

Fine Arts 

Beatty, John Wesley. r 759 B34 

The modern art movement. Pittsburgh, Carnegie Institute, 1924. 

Reprinted from the "North American review". 

In this brief analysis, the author discusses the work of Cezanne, Van Gogh, and 

Gauguin as representatives of the post-impressionist group, and attempts to show that the 

so-called "new" art has introduced no essentially new elements but has influenced all 

modern art by its emphasis upon design and simplification.


Carnegie Institute, Pittsburgh—Department of fine arts, qr 708.1 C21s 

A series of articles on the permanent collection in the galleries of 

painting, architecture, and sculpture. [Pittsburgh.] 

Published in the "Pittsburgh dispatch" from March 30, 1908 to Jan. 4, 1909. 

Koller, E. Leonard. 741 K369 

Black-and-white technique. International Textbook Co., 1925. (International 

library of technology, v.160.) 

Contents.—Pencil, charcoal, and crayon.—Pen and ink.—Wash and gouache.—Animal 

drawing. 

Earlier edition issued by International Correspondence Schools, Scranton, Pa. 

(741 I24p, r 741 I24p) 

Koller, E. Leonard. 741 K369s 

Still-life and figure drawing. International Textbook Co., 1925. 

(International library of technology, v.l59.) 

Contents.—Line drawing.—Model drawing.—Light and shade.—The human figure.— 

The figure in repose.—The figure in action. 

Earlier edition issued by International Correspondence Schools, Scranton, Pa. 

(741 I24L, r 741 I24L) 

Lafargue, Marc. 759.4 C82L 

Corot; tr. by Lindsay Wellington; with forty illustrations. Dodd, 

1926. (Masters of modern art.) 


A brief biographical and critical sketch of the French painter (1796-1875), with 

reproductions of his work. 

Lozowick, Louis. 709.47 L96 

Modern Russian art. Societe Anonyme [cl925]. 

Discusses briefly the cubists, the constructivists, the expressionists, and other 

radical groups. Contains 20 reproductions of their work. 

New York (city), National Academy of Design. r 708.1 N2613f 

The first hundred years. [1925?] 

A ten-page pamphlet concerning the origin and work of the academy and the plans 

for its centennial exhibition. 

Sargent, John Singer. 759.1 S24s 

John Singer Sargent; comp. by Nathaniel Pousette-Dart, with an 

introduction by L. W. Zeigler. Stokes [cl924]. (Distinguished American 

artists.) 

"Published matter": 3p. at end. 

Reproductions of 64 paintings. 

Wartmann, Wilhelm. qr 708.9 W25 

Das erweiterte Ziircher kunsthaus. 1926. 

At head of title: Ziircher Kunstgesellschaft Neujahrsblatt 1926. 

Whistler, James Abbot McNeill. 759.1 W62wh 

James McNeill Whistler; comp. by Nathaniel Pousette-Dart, with an 

introduction by Joseph & E. R. Pennell. Stokes [cl924]. (Distinguished 

American artists.) 

"Published matter": 4p. at end. 

Reproductions of 64 paintings. 

Zurich, Kunsthaus. qr 708.9 Z88 

Sammlung der skulpturen und gemalde; vierundsechzig tafeln. 1925.


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. 

American Face Brick Association. r 728 A51o 

Orienting the house; a study of the placing of the house with relation 

to the sun's rays. 1922. 

A small pamphlet. 

Byne, Mrs. Mildred (Stapley). 726 B995 

Forgotten shrines of Spain. Lippincott, 1926. 

The author tells of her visits to eight convents and monasteries, describing them 

and the artistic treasures which they still possess, and sketching their history. 

Dayton Pump & Mfg. Co., Dayton, Ohio. qr 725.38 D33 

Modern filling stations. [cl925.] 

A pamphlet on the planning and building of gasoline service stations. Contains plans 

and illustrations. 

Harvey, Alfred. b 728.8 H33 

The castles and walled towns of England, with 46 illustrations. Ed.2. 

Methuen [1925]. (Antiquary's books.) 

Hering, Oswald C qb 728 H47 

Concrete and stucco houses; the use of plastic materials in the 

building of country and suburban houses in a manner to insure the 

qualities of fitness, durability, and beauty. McBride, 1922. 

Langley, Batty. 729 L25 

A pocket edition of Treasury of designs; or, The art of drawing and 

working the ornamental parts of architecture. Tiranti, 1921. 

Made up of 56 plates showing architectural details. 

Perkins, Fellows, and Hamilton, Chicago. qr 727.1 P43 

Educational buildings. [Blakely Printing Co., cl925.] 

Made up of plans and views of elementary school, high school, and college buildings 

designed by this firm of architects. 

Todhunter, Arthur. r 729.95 T55g 

Georgian mantels. [Privately printed.] 

Made up of 23 small plates showing English wooden mantels. 

Turner, Hamilton H. 720 T86 

Architectural practice and procedure; a handbook for students, with 

a foreword by M. E. Webb. Batsford [1925]. 

"List of books recommended": p.210. 

Considers the business side of the architect's practice—office management, contracts, 

legal responsibility, prices, fees, etc. Based on lectures delivered before the students of 

the Architectural Association in London. 

Photography 

McCombs, Charles Flowers. qr 778.6 M13 

The photostat in reference work. New York Public library, 1920. 

"Reprinted, November 1920 from the Bulletin of the New York Public library of 

October, 1920." 

"References on the photostat": p.7.


Nesbit, William. q 778.17 N23 

How to hunt with the camera; a complete guide to all forms of outdoor 

photography. Dutton [cl926]. 

"A partial who's who in nature photography": p.159-203. 

Practical discussion intended for the beginner as well as for the expert. Contains 

also a chapter on conservation of wild life and one on the animals of Africa. Illustrated 

with many photographs of wild life in America, Africa, and Asia. 

Music 

Nevin, George Balch. qM 783.4 N25g 

The gift of God; text: chiefly biblical. Ditson [cl925]. 

At head of title: A general cantata for soli, chorus, and organ. 

Ulrich, Hugo, comp. qM 786.49 U23o2 

Ouverturen von Boieldieu, Herold, Spontini, Auber, fur piano solo. 

Contents.—Die weisse dame; Johann von Paris; Der calif von Bagdad [von] 

Boieldieu.—Zampa [von] Herold.—Die vestalin; Ferdinand Cortez [von] Spontini.—Die 

stumme von Portici; Maurer und schlosser [von] Auber. 

Werrenrath, Reinald, ed. qM 784.8 W54 

Modern Scandinavian songs; for high voice, v.l. Ditson [cl925], 

(The musicians library.) 

v.l. Alfven to Kjerulf. 

Recreation 

Ferguson, Wynne. 795 F38p 

Practical auction bridge. Doran [cl926]. 

Graham, Stephen. 796 G77 

The gentle art of tramping. Appleton, 1926. 

Written by a veteran tramper to point the way for the amateur and to make him feel 

the true spirit of tramping. 

Owen, Ethel. 793 034 

Parties that are different. Abingdon Press [cl926]. 

Taussig, Charles William, & Meyer, T. A. 790 T24 

The book of hobbies; or, A guide to happiness. Minton [cl924]. 

Bibliography at end of each chapter except the first. 

Contents.—Mount your hobby.—Collecting prints.—Radio.—Philately.—Angling.— 

Book collecting.—China and porcelain.—Antique furniture.—A word about golf.—Fireside 

hobbies.—Hobbyist's workshop.—Photography.—Collecting playing cards.—Collecting 

autographs. 

Weyand, Alexander M. 796.32 W58 

American football; its history and development, introduction by 

P. H. Davis. Appleton, 1926. 

Literature 

Alden, Raymond Macdonald. 821 T29za 

Alfred Tennyson; how to know him. Bobbs [cl917]. 

Discusses the general .character and structure of the longer works and gives the text 

of the important short poems, with extensive interpretive comment. 

Bacheller, Irving. 814 B12 

Opinions of a cheerful Yankee. Bobbs [cl926]. 

Fifteen essays.


Bertaut, Jules. 840.9 B46 

La litterature feminine d'aujourd'hui. 

Collins, H. P. 821.09 C71 

Modern poetry. Houghton [1925?] 

A discussion of the significant aspects of contemporary English poetry—its form, its 

language, its content, and its spiritual outlook as contrasted with that of previous 

periods. Includes a study of H. D., Mrs. Hilda Aldington. 

France, Anatole (pseud, of Jacques Anatole Thibault). 844 F86u 

Under the rose; arranged and annotated by Michel Corday, authorized 

translation by J. L. May. Lane [1926]. 

Essays, dialogues, and notes left unfinished at the death of Anatole France are 

arranged with explanatory comment by the editor. The subjects concern metaphysics and 

the existence of God, old age, the future, war, modesty, astronomy. 

Gozzi, Gaspare, conte. 854 G76 

La Gazzetta veneta. Cambridge University Press, 1921. (Cambridge 

plain texts.) 

"Twenty characteristic selections from the Gazzetta are here reprinted from Vols. 

VIII and IX of Gozzi's works published at Padua, 1818-1820." Note. 

Hall, Alonzo C. 810 H16 

A topical outline of American literature. Harrison Printing Co. 

[cl925.] 

Hill, Merton E.,.cqmp. 808.8 H55am 

American patriotism; American ideals in the words of America's 

great men. Allyn [cl926]. (The academy classics.) 

Selections from speeches, poems, and documents from 1620 to 1923. 

McCullough, Bruce Welker, & Burgum, E. B., ed. 814.08 M14 

A book of modern essays. Scribner [cl926]. 

Thirty-one essays by American and English authors. 

Muir, Edwin. 820.4 M95 

Transition; essays on contemporary literature. Viking Press, 1926. 

Contents.—Introductory: The zeit geist.—James Joyce.—D. H. Lawrence.— 

Virginia Woolf.—Stephen Hudson.—Aldous Huxley.—Lytton Strachey.—T. S. Eliot.— 

Edith Sitwell.—Robert Graves.—Contemporary poetry.—Contemporary fiction. 

Powell, A. E. 821.09 P87 

The romantic theory of poetry; an examination in the light of 

Croce's aesthetic. Longmans, 1926. 

Contents.—The romantic ideal.—Croce's theory of aesthetic.—Blake.—Coleridge.— 

Wordsworth.—De Quincey.—Shelley.—Keats.—On some difficulties in Croce's aesthetic. 

Redman, Ben Ray. 811 R54zr 

Edwin Arlington Robinson. McBride, 1926. (Modern American 

writers.) 

A short critical study. 

Vikrama-carita. . qr 891.2 V32 

Vikrama's adventures; or, The thirty-two tales of the throne, a 

collection of stories about King Vikrama, as told by the thirty-two 

statuettes that supported his throne, edited in four different recensions 

of the Sanskrit original (Vikrama charita or Sinhasana-dvatrincaka) 

and translated into English with an introduction, by Franklin Edgerton. 

2v. Harvard University Press, 1926. (Harvard oriental series, v.26-27.) 

pt.i. Translation, in four parallel recensions. 

pt.2. Text, in four parallel recensions.


Poetry 

American Literary Association. qr 811.08 A512 

Authology [sic], 1925. 1925. 

Binder's title reads "Poetry day book, 1926". 

1925 compiled by C. C. Prince. 

"A poem for each day of the year taken from the issues and files of the American 

poetry magazine." 

Carhart, George S., & McGhee, P. A., comp. 821.08 C19 

Through magic casements. Macmillan, 1926. 

The sa '»>e j 821.08 C19 

A collection of English and American poetry intended for boys and girls of high 

school age. The poems are chosen without regard to chronological periods or schools 

of poetry but are arranged in four parts to correspond roughly with the four years of high 

school. 

Collins, Mrs. Emma (Gowdy). 811 C711 

Sea waifs and other poems. Morton and Co., 1888. 

Lowell, Amy. 811 L956e 

East wind. Houghton [cl926]. 

° vid - r 871 033ar 

Artis amatoriae libri tres; recensuit; praefatus est, appendicem criticam 

addidit C. Marchesi. (Corpus scriptorum latinorum paravianum.) 

Priestley, John Boynton, comp. 821.08 P94 

The book of Bodley Head verse; being a selection of poetry published 

at the Bodley Head, with a preface by J. C. Squire. Lane [1926]. 

Taylor, Bayard. 811 T25po 

Poems of the Orient. Ticknor, 1857. 

Zeitlin, Jacob, & Rinaker, Clarissa. 821.08 Z43 

Types of poetry. Macmillan, 1926. 

A collection of English and American poetry arranged according to form. 

Drama. Theatre 

Bax, Clifford. 822 B33m 

Midsummer madness; a play for music. Stokes, 1923. (Contemporary 

British dramatists.) 

808.2 B46 1925/26 

The Best plays of 1925-26, and the Year book of the drama in America; 

ed. by Burns Mantle. Dodd, 1926. 

Text of plays is abridged. 

Plays included.—Craig's wife [by George Kelly].—The great god Brown [by Eugene 

O'Neill].—The green hat [by Michael Arlen].—The dybbuk [by S. Ansky].—The enemy 

[by Cbanning Pollock].—The last of Mrs. Cheyney [by Frederick Lonsdale].—The 

bride of the Lamb [by William Hurlbut].—Young Woodley [by John Van Druten].— 

The butter and egg man [by George Kaufman].—The wisdom tooth [by Marc Connelly]. 

Brighouse, Harold. 822 B748s 

The scaring off of Teddy Dawson; a comedy in one act. French, 

cl911. (French's acting edition.)


Bynner, Witter. 812 B99c 

Cake; an indulgence. Knopf, 1926. 

A play in four acts and a prologue. 

Clark, Barrett Harper. 812 025zc 

Eugene O'Neill. McBride, 1926. (Modern American writers.) 


A brief critical study of O'Neill's development as a dramatist. 

Darlington, Anne Charlotte. 812 D258 

Yelenka the Wise, and other folk tales in dramatic form. Womans 

Press [cl926]. 


Contents.—At the fair.—In the terem.—The czar and the princess.—The stars.— 

The strong tower.—Forget-me-not.—Polonaise.—La Ronda.—Tessa's tongue.—The torch 

of Hellas. 

Hoffman, Phoebe. 812 H67 

The lady of destiny; a comedy in one act. French, cl925. (French's 

international copyrighted editions of the works of the best authors, 

no.S19.) 

Hoffman, Phoebe. 812 H67u 

Undertones; a comedy in one act. French, cl925. (French's international 

copyrighted editions of the works of the best authors, no.517.) 

Hoffman, Phoebe. 812 H67w 

When it's spring. Baker, 1924. 

A one-act play. 

[Kyd, Thomas.] r 822 K44 

The Spanish tragedy, with additions; 1602. Malone Soc, 1925. (The 

Malone Society reprints.) 

Marlowe, Christopher. r 822 M39e 

Edward the Second; 1594. Malone Soc, 1925. (The Malone Society 

reprints.) 

Monkhouse, Allan. 822 M82 

Mary Broome; a comedy, in four acts. Luce, 1913. 

Moore, John B. 822.09 M87 

The comic and the realistic in English drama. University of Chicago 



A study of English comedy from its beginnings to 1600, considering especially the 

effectiveness of realism and of the fusion of comic and tragic elements. 

Overstreet, Harry Allen. 812 033 

Hearts to mend; a fantasy in one act. Appleton, 1925. (Appleton 

modern plays.) 

Radke, Magdelene Craft. 792.5 R13 

The thirteen colonies; a patriotic pageant. Womans press [cl926].


Schelling, Felix Emmanuel, ed. 822 S32 

Typical Elizabethan plays, by contemporaries and immediate successors 

of Shakespeare; ed. from the early editions. Harper, 1926. 

(Plays and playwrights series.) 

"Bibliographical note": p.795-796. 

Contents.—Endymion, the man in the moon, by John Lyly.—The lamentable and 

true tragedy of Master Arden of Feversham in Kent, probably by Thomas Kyd.—A 

pleasant conceited comedy of George a Greene, the pinner of Wakefield, probably by 

Robert Greene.—The tragical history of Doctor Faustus; The troublesome reign and 

lamentable death of Edward II, by Christopher Marlowe.—The pleasant comedy of old 

Fortunatus, by Thomas Dekker.—A woman killed with kindness, by Thomas Heywood.— 

Eastward ho, by George Chapman [and others j.—Volpone; or, The fox, a comedy; The 

hue and cry after Cupid, a masque at the Lord Viscount Haddington's marriage; The 

sad shepherd, a fragment, by Ben Jonson.—The maid's tragedy; Philaster; or, Love 

lies a-bleeding, by Francis Beaumont and John Fletcher.—Rule a wife and have a wife, 

a comedy, by John Fletcher.—The tragedy of the Duchess of Malfi, by John Webster.— 

The changeling, by Thomas Middleton and William Rowley.—A new way to pay old 

debts, by Philip Massinger.—The chronicle history of Perkin Warbeck, a strange truth, 

by John Ford.—The lady of pleasure, by James Shirley.—Appendix of additional 

selections, scenes from Sir Thomas More (An ill May-day), by Anthony Munday and 

others, Shakespeare perhaps among them.—The return from Parnassus; or, The scourge 

of simony, part II, anonymous. 

Thanhouser, Lloyd Frank. 812 T33 

Trapped; a play in one act, from the story by Lloyd Lonergan. 

Baker, 1925. (Baker's royalty plays.) 

Tomita, Kojiro. 895 T59 

The final refuge; a Japanese play in one act, adapted from the origina 

text. Walter H. Baker Co., 1925. 

"An adaptation from Shinju Ten no Amigima [epic drama] by Chikamatsu Monzaemon 

(1653-1724)." 

Individual Biography 

Biography 

Booth, William Bramwell. 92 B6334b 

Echoes and memories. Hodder [1925]. 

The unassuming record of the life and work of the head (1926) of the Salvation 

Army, son of its founder. 

Bradford, Gamaliel, b. 1863. 92 D268br 

Darwin. Houghton, 1926. 

"As its name implies, a book about a man and not about a theory... 'Darwin' is 

neither profound nor exhaustive. It amounts practically to a sympathetic summary of the 

Letters... What he has specifically set out to do, however, Mr. Bradford has very 

satisfactorily done." John Bakcless in Saturday review of literature, 1926. 

Clemenceau, Georges Eugene Benjamin. 92 D424c 

Demosthenes; tr. by C. M. Thompson. Houghton, 1926. 

"One is tempted to assume that this eulogy of Demosthenes is merely a peg on which 

the 'Tiger' wished to hang an up-to-date lesson in politics and patriotism addressed to 

Frenchmen. None the less, his review of the immortal orator's high aims, efforts and 

achievements should itself charm thousands in all lands." C. H. Mcltzcr in Literary 

reviezv, 1926.


Emerson, Ralph Waldo. 92 E586e 

The heart of Emerson's journals; ed. by Bliss Perry. Houghton, 1926. 

A selection from the journals, published in ten volumes, in which Emerson made 

intermittent entries from 1820 to 1875. In them he recorded his religious and poetic 

moods, his impressions of contemporaries and of books and authors, and jotted down 

phrases and thoughts which were later expanded into lectures, poems, and essays. 

[Fowler, E. Clarke.] r 92 R249f 

Career of Samuel Rea, ninth president of the Pennsylvania railroad; 

a review of his life and an appreciation of his character and public s 

1925. (Pennsylvania railroad information for the public and employes. 

An illustrated pamphlet of 18 pages. 

Garland, Hamlin. 92 G186gar 

Trail-makers of the Middle Border. Macmillan, 1926. 

"A semi-fictionalized biography of his father Richard Garland. The story begins in 

Maine, with Richard's birth... it closes in Wisconsin, with his return from the Civil 

War—a return which the author used for the starting point of 'A Son of the Middle 

Border.' [Together with 'A daughter of the Middle Border'] the volume thus fills out 

a family chronicle.. .The method, however, is radically different from that of the two 

other volumes. . .They were essentially historical.. .In 'Trail Makers of the Middle 

Border' the material is cast into the form of a rambling romance." Allan Nevins in 


Guibert dc Nogcnt. 92 G964g 

The autobiography; tr. by C. C. S. Bland, with an introduction by 

G. G. Coulton. Routledge [1925]. (Broadway translations.) 

Guibert (1053-1124) was abbot of Nogent-Sous-Coucy. 

"The book is...among our best and most trustworthy authorities, not only for a 

good deal of the church history of that time—for Guibert had known many famous 

churchmen. . .but also for home life in castle and monastery, for educational conditions 

and methods, and for that great municipal movement in France which was already 

beginning to make struggling peasants into chartered townsfolk." Introduction. 

Haggard, Sir Henry Rider. 92 H141h 

The days of my life, an autobiography; ed. by C. J. Longman. 2v. 

Longmans, 1926. 

These memoirs, completed in 1913, tell of his life in South Africa, his literary 

career, and his great interest and constructive work in regard to agriculture and rural 

problems in England. 

Hodges, Mrs. Julia Shelley. 92 H6643h 

George Hodges; a biography. Century [cl926]. 


Dr. Hodges (1856-1919) was dean of the Episcopal Theological School of Cambridge, 

Mass. This account of his life is written by his wife. 

Holloway, Emory. g2 W648h 

Whitman; an interpretation in narrative, illustrated with portraits 

and facsimiles of Whitman's letters and diaries. Knopf, 1926. 

"The virtues of Mr. Holloway's narrative are more important than his occasional 

incapacities and failure of sympathy. He has brought to light and arranged in connected 

order an important mass of material; and if he has drawn his biography within narrow 

lines, he has done his specific work with great care and fidelity." Lezvis Mumford in 

Books, 1926.


Hughes, Rupert. 92 W272hu 

George Washington, the human being & the hero, 1732-1762. 

Morrow, 1926. 

"Books consulted and quoted": p.565-572. 

"Confined to the first thirty years. No one has delved so deeply and probed so 

patiently into this comparatively neglected period." C. G. Bowers in Nation, 1926. 

As far as possible the story is told in Washington's own words, through extracts 

from his letters and diaries. In his effort to show Washington as the man rather than 

the cold hero of legend, the author is inclined toward overemphasis of his faults. 

Hurton, William Holden. 92 M886h 

Sir Thomas More. Methuen, 1895. 

The "aim has been to lay most stress on the personal interest of the subject. To 

this object the introduction of the history of the times, and the discussion of critical 

questions of theology and history, have been subordinated". Preface. 

Lawrence, William, bp. of Massachusetts. 92 L4262La 

Memories of a happy life. Houghton, 1926. 

Bishop Lawrence (b. 1850) was rector of Grace Church, Lawrence, Mass., dean of 

the Episcopal Theological School at Cambridge, and was elected bishop in 1893. 

Lewis, Thomas. r 92 L675L 

The Fairfax line; Thomas Lewis's journal of 1746; in the following 

pages is reproduced with literal accuracy the journal kept by Thomas 

Lewis, surveyor, from September 10, 1746, to February 24, 1747, while 

he, Colonel Peter Jefferson, and others were surveying and making maps 

of the southwest line of Thomas lord Fairfax's princely domain in 

Virginia; it is a story rich in adventure and achievement; with footnotes 

and an index by J. W. Wayland. Henkel Press, 1925. 

"Books of special interest in the history of northern Virginia": p.89. 

Lincoln, Abraham. 92 L715Ln 

An autobiography of Abraham Lincoln; consisting of the personal 

portions of his letters, speeches, and conversations; compiled and annotated 

by N. W. Stephenson. Bobbs [cl926]. 

"Table of sources": p.471-482. 

Moore, Charles. 92 W272mo 

The family life of George Washington; with an introduction by Mrs. 

Theodore Roosevelt. Houghton, 1926. 

The author, head of the Manuscripts division of the Library of Congress, writes 

of Washington's home life, of the successive generations of the Custis family and of the 

vicissitudes of the Mount Vernon estate to the time of its purchase by the Mount Vernon 

Ladies Association of the Union. 

"An intimate, charmingly gossipy, and thoroughly authentic chronicle." C. G. 

Bowers in Nation, 1926. 

Paleologue, Georges Maurice. 92 A3741p 

The tragic romance of Alexander II of Russia; tr. by Arthur Chambers. 

Hutchinson. 

Alexander II was killed by Nihilists in 1881. M. Paleologue, who was present at 

the funeral ceremonies and was later French ambassador to Russia, writes of the 

emperor's connection with the Princess Catherine Dolgoruky, and of the events from 

1866 which led up to his assassination.


Schulte, Amanda Pogue. 92 P741sc 

Facts about Poe: Portraits & daguerreotypes of Edgar Allan Poe, 

by Amanda Pogue Schulte; with a sketch of the life of Poe, by J. S. 

Wilson, illustrated by seventeen portraits. [LTniversity of Virginia, 

cl926.] 

"A selected bibliography of Poe": p.23-25. 

The same r 92 P741sc 

Woodward, William E. 92 W272wo 

George Washington, the image and the man. Boni, 1926. 

Bibliography: p.xiii—xxvi. 

"The new appraisal of the character of Washington is of the type with which we 

have now become familiar, but it is not iconoclasm and it does contribute much to a 

better understanding of the man... [It includes] much of the historical background of 

the age." J. T. Adams in Books, 1926. 

Yarmolinsky, Avrahm. 92 T855y 

Turgenev; the man, his art, and his age. Century [cl926]. 

A detailed and intimate biography of the Russian novelist. 

Collected Biography 

Beaunier, Andre. 920.7 B35 

Visages de femmes. Ed.2. 1913. 

Contents.—Jacqueline Pascal.—Mile, de Roannez.—Mile. Magdelon.—La comtesse 

de Sabran.—Lucile de Chateaubriand.—Mmes. de Stael et de Beaumont.—Rahel.— 

Marceline Desbordes-Valmore.— Ohe.— Adele.— Adele Schopenhauer.— Marie de la 

Morvonnais.—Eugenie de Guerin.—La mode sous le Deuxieme Empire. 

Bleackley, Horace William. 920.7 B54 

Ladies, fair and frail; sketches of the demi-monde during the eighteenth 

century. Dodd, 1926. 

"Bibliographies": p.297-309. 

Contents.—Fanny Murray.—Kitty Fisher.—Nancy Parsons.—Kitty Kennedy.—Grace 

Dalrymple Eliot.—Gertrude Mahon. 

Maps 

Maps—Virginia. (1886.) r 912.755 M3 

South west-Virginia & contiguous territory, mineral resources & 

railway facilities, statistics, information, markets for coke fuel, ores; 

C R. Boyd, geologist. Smith, cl886. 

Size, 27 x 46^6 inches, folded in sextodecimo cover; scale, 6 miles to 1 inch. 

Contains inset map of surrounding states. 

Binder's title reads: Boyd's map of South west-Virginia. 

Travel and Description 

Europe 

Biagi, Guido. 914.55 B47f 

Fiorenza, fior che sempre rinnovella, quadri e figure di vita fiorentina; 

con prefazione di I. del Lungo, e 22 illustrazioni. Ed.2. 1926. 

British Trades Union Delegation to Russia and 914.7 B75 

Caucasia, 1925. 

Russia today; the official report of the British trade union delegation. 

International Publishers, 1925.


Brooks, Charles Stephen. 914.2 B77r 

Roundabout to Canterbury, with pictures by J. M. Flory. Harcourt 

[cl926]. 

"Charles Brooks and his companions had a jolly month footing it in the south of 

England, and he has produced a charming album of his trip. . .Their adventures are 

mostly west of Canterbury." Stephen Graham in Books, 1926. 

Buday, Laszlo. 914.39 B85 

Travel through Hungary. Oriens International Pub. and Bookselling 

Co., 1925. 

Contains also chapters sketching the history, government, finance, industries, and 

the intellectual and artistic life of Hungary, and a directory of government officials, of 

learned, educational, and industrial institutions, and of important firms in Budapest. 

Caudel, Maurice. 914.4 C28 

Pour les etudiants etrangers en France; notes, conseils, lectures. 

[cl925.] 

"Lectures" at end of sections. 

Contents.—La France et les Franc,ais.—Comment etudier en France. 

Colum, Padraic. 914.15 C72r 

The road round Ireland. Macmillan, 1926. 

Interprets the countryside of the Irish Free State and its people, and tells of some 

of its literary and political figures. 

"His memories. . .are drawn upon at haphazard, and perhaps this best fits the 

vagabond spirit of the whole book, in which tinkers and ballad-singers play as important 

a part as poets, and soldiers, and statesmen. .. It is the great charm of Padraic Colum's 

narrative that all things seem to fall naturally into their place." Ernest Boyd in 


Holland, Clive. 914.436 H72 

Things seen in Paris; a description of the social life, amusements, & 

the many attractions of beautiful Paris, with illustrations. Dutton [1926]. 

Hueffer, Ford Madox. 914.4 H889 

A mirror to France. A. & C Boni [cl926]. 

"Graceful thumb-nail sketches of people and places, in happy turns of phrase which 

vividly bring back memories of French idiom. It is no record of fact, and Mr. Ford does 

not mean it as such...This is a very special, personal mirror which he holds up." 

Dorothy Canfield Fisher in Saturday review of literature, 1926. 

Muirhead, Findlay, & Monmarche, Marcel, ed. 914.4 M95no 

North-western France. Macmillan, 1926. (Blue guides.) 

"Books and maps": p.xxxiii-xxxiv. 

Salzmann, Louis Francis. 914.2 S18 

England in Tudor times; an account of its social life and industries. 

Scribner [1926]. 

United States 

Harper, Roland McMillan. r 917.61 H28 

Resources of southern Alabama; a statistical guide for investors and 

settlers, with an exposition of some of the general principles of economic 

geography. University of Alabama, 1920. (Alabama—Geological survey. 

Special report, no.ll.)


Laut, Agnes Christina. 917.86 L37 

Enchanted trails of Glacier Park. McBride, 1926. 

"Besides her enlightening comment on the forestry, mountains, lakes, birds, and 

animals of the Park, the author discusses entertainingly its earlier history and that of its 

original inhabitants, the meagrely surviving Blackfeet Indians." Saturday review of 

literature, 1926. 

Mims, Edwin. 917.3 M722 

The advancing South; stories of progress and reaction. Doubleday, 

1926. 

"His primary purpose in this book is to strengthen the hands and hearts of liberals 

in Dixie by celebrating their definite victories and eulogizing their leaders. .. Mr. Mims 

reveals and interprets the individuals, institutions and organizations that, as he puts it, 

'are now carrying on a veritable war of liberation in the Southern states'. . . Mr. Mims's 

writing is without any stylistic seduction, but he is vigorous, candid, well balanced, and, 

though far from exhaustive, broadly and suggestively comprehensive." Stuart Sherman 

in Books, 1926. 

The author is (1926) professor of English, Vanderbilt University. 

Pennsylvania State Chamber of Commerce— r 917.48 P3992 

Publicity bureau. 

Pennsylvania, forty thousand square miles beautiful, modern highways 

and historic byways. [cl925.] 

Accompanied by "Historical map of Pennsylvania showing the main points of 

historic interest". 

A pamphlet of illustrations showing scenes along Pennsylvania roads. 

Southern Railway Company. q 917.58 S72 

Progressive Atlanta. [Redfield.] 

A pamphlet made up of illustrations of schools, parks, hotels, and other buildings 

of interest in Atlanta, Ga. 

Other Countries 

Call, Frank Oliver. 917.14 C13 

The spell of French Canada. Page [cl926]. 


Franck, Harry Alverson. 915.9 F87 

East of Siam; ramblings in the five divisions of French Indo-China. 

Century [cl926]. 

Ossendowski, Ferdinand. 916.4 029 

The fire of desert folk; the account of a journey through Morocco; 

English text by L. S. Palen. Dutton [cl926]. 


"A quiet journey across Northern Africa from Oran to Casablanca. . .The present 

volume is a more than usually interesting book of travel. Mr. Ossendowski.. .has 

definite views and opinions about the places he visits, and even though one is not 

convinced that those views are necessarily sound, they are always interesting. .. Behind 

every native movement... he sees the sinister hand of Moscow. However this may be, 

he does at any rate record and chronicle the sort of ideas which he finds current amongst 

the Moors of to-day." Spectator, 1926. 

Seitz, Don Carlos. 917.18 S46 

The grfct island; some observations in and about the crown colony 

of Newfoundland. Century [cl926].


Woolley, Charles Leonard. 915.69 W87 

Dead towns and living men; being pages from an antiquary's notebook. 

Oxford University Press, 1920. 

Relates incidents of the author's work as an archaeologist in Egypt, in Italy, and 

especially in Carchemish, just before the World War. 

Wriston, Roscoe C. 919.69 W93 

Hawaii to-day; with illustrations and map. Doubleday, 1926. 


The author, an officer in the air service of the United States army and a specialist 

in aerial photography, gives an account of a journey by airplane over the entire group 

of islands. Chapters on travel alternate with those on history, and a chapter on religious 

development and one on industries are included. Contains 70 illustrations. 

General 

History 

Flick, Alexander Clarence. 909 F64 

Modern world history, 1776-1926; a survey of the origins and development 

of contemporary civilization. Knopf, 1926. (Borzoi historical 

series.) 

"References for further study" at end of each chapter. 

Contents.—Survey of world civilization in the latter part of the eighteenth century.— 

Efforts to establish a new regime in Europe.—System of reaction after 1815.—-The 

industrial revolution and the growth of constitutional self-government.—The development 

of nationalism after 1850.—National consolidation, industrial and world powers.— 

National imperialism and the spread of European civilization over the world.—International 

relations and the World War.—A survey of contemporary civilization and 

institutions. 

Europe 

Baukr, Jean, comp. r 943.9 B32 

A new danger to the peace of Europe. [1923.] 

A pamphlet concerning the Magyar campaign of propaganda in the lost provinces 

which were awarded by the treaty of Trianon to Jugoslavia, Roumania, and Czechoslovakia. 

The author, a Swiss journalist, gives the text and illustrations of some of the 

propaganda material, and points out the danger to Europe in the Hungarian policy of 

reaction and revenge. 

Coit, Charles Wheeler. 942.06 C67 

The life of Charles the First; the royal martyr. Houghton, 1926. 

"The title predicates the bias taken. . . [But] the scholarship, the masterly writing 

of Professor Coit's biography gives it a literary quality and beauty independent of its 

argument. A reverence, a tenderness, a devotion breathes in its pages." F. H. Martens 

in Literary review, 1926. 

Dangeau, Philippe de Courcillon, marquis de. 944.03 D21 

Journal; publie en entier pour la premiere fois par Soulie [et autres] 

avec les additions inedites du due de Saint-Simon, publiees par Feuill 

de Conches. 19v. 1854-60. 

"Notice sur la vie de Dangeau et sur sa familie": v.l, p.xiii-xcvi. 

v.19. "Table generale alphabetique des noms et des matieres."


Dill, Samuel. 944.01 D58 

Roman society in Gaul in the Merovingian age. Macmillan, 1926. 

The third of a trilogy including "Roman society from Nero to Marcus Aurelius" 

and "Roman society in the last century of the Western Empire". This volume is a 

study of the period in which Roman society was merged with that of the Franks, considering 

its historical, social, and ecclesiastical aspects from the accession of Clovis to 

the end of the sixth century. 

Martin, Henri. 944.03 M42p 

A popular history of France, from the first revolution to the present 

time, with concluding chapters by Frederick Martin; tr. by M. L. Booth 

and A. L. Alger. 3v. Estes [cl877-82]. 

Palen, Lewis Stanton. 947 P18w 

The White Devil's mate. Houghton, 1926. 

Recounts the same adventures as those in "The White Devil of the Black Sea", as 

seen from the point of view of the wife of the Russian officer called the "White Devil" 

by the Bolsheviks against whom he fought. 

United States 

Bond, Fred G. qr 970.1 B622 

Flatboating on the Yellowstone, 1877. [Printed at the New York 

Public library] 192S. 

"From a manuscript in the New York Public library." 

The writer was in charge of a group of Nez Perces prisoners, from Fort Keogh to 

Fort A. Lincoln. 

Faris, John Thomson. 973 F23 

The romance of the boundaries. Harper, 1926. 

"Bibliography": p.312-318. 

Tells the story of the controversies concerning state and international boundaries of 

the United States. 

Hart, Albert Bushnell. q 973.3 H31 

The cradle of liberty. The Mentor Assoc, 1918. 

v.6, no.10, July 1, 1918 of the "Mentor". 

The same. (Iu Mentor, v.6, no.10.) qr 705 M62 v.6 

An illustrated article of 11 pages on the pursuit and growth of liberty in America. 

Contains also six plates, with description, of places and people connected with the 

Revolution. 

Heston, Alfred Miller. r 974.9 H49 

Jersey waggon jaunts; new stories of New Jersey. 2v. Atlantic 

County Historical Soc, 1926. 

Anecdotes connected with the places, people, and history of New Jersey. 

Kussart, Mrs. Sarepta. 974.886 K44e 

The early history of the fifteenth ward of the city of Pittsburgh. 

[Suburban Printing Co., 1925.] 

Some of the material appeared originally as articles in the "Western Pennsylvania 

historical magazine", v.7, no.2-4. 

The same r 974.886 K44e 

The same qr 974.886 K44e2 

Mounted in scrap book 28 x 24 cm. with 2 photographs and plan of Pittsburgh 

inserted. 

Contains also typewritten copy of "Author's notes" and "Woods collection of 

family documents".


Old Colony Trust Company, Boston. 973 023 

The spirit of America as shown by her great documents. [Ed.2.] 

[cl920.] 

Contains 12 documents and addresses, beginning with the Mayflower Compact and 

ending with the Flag day proclamation made by Governor Coolidge in 1919. 


Longrigg, Stephen Hemsley. 956.7 L84 

Four centuries of modern Iraq. Clarendon Press, 1925. 

"Sources of the present work": p.327-345. 

"As a scholarly contribution to our knowledge of a dim period in a forgotten region, 

a solid book meant for sober readers, his work can hardly be too highly commended." 

F. W. Williams in Saturday review of literature, 1926. 

Begins with the Turkish conquest in the 16th century. The author is (1926) 

administration inspector for the government of Iraq. 

Books for the Blind 

Tlie Library has a collection of about 5,000 books and 5 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 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 

Perkins, Mrs. Lucy (Fitch). qE P434c 

The colonial twins of Virginia. 3v. Perkins Institution for the 

Blind. 


Grade one and a half 

Hart, William Surrey. qE H318L 

A lighter of flames. 3v. Perkins Institution for the Blind. 

Hay, Ian (pseud, of Ian Hay Beith). E H368s 

The shallow end; transcribed and presented by M. C Phelps. 3v. 

Amer. Red Cross. 

Wharton, MM. Edith (Jones). E WS93m 

The mother's recompense; transcribed and presented by M. C 

Phelps. Sv. Amer. Red Cross. 

Wilkins, Mary Eleanor, afterward Mrs. Freeman. E W728w 

The wind in the rose bush; transcribed and presented by K. V. 

Holmes. Amer. Red Cross.


Young People's Books 

Bryant, Mrs. Lorinda (Munson). qj 729.36 B84 

The children's book of celebrated towers. Century [cl926]. 

Excellent pictures from photographs of 50 famous towers, modern and ancient. The 

accompanying text gives a short account of each tower and simple details of architecture. 

Carhart, George S., & McGhee, P. A., comp. j 821-08 C19 

Through magic casements. Macmillan, 1926. 

A good collection of poems for the older boys and girls. The selections are 

arranged in four parts, corresponding to the four years of high school, and are chosen 

from modern as well as standard sources. 

Carnegie Library School Association. qj 808.8 C21mo 

Mother's day in poetry; poems chosen by a committee. Wilson. 

Greenaway, Kate. j G833ap 

A apple pie. Warne. 

Picture-book. Full-page illustrations in color. 

Herrick, Cheesman Abiah. j 380 H47 

History of commerce and industry. Macmillan, 1925. (Macmillan's 

commercial series.) 

The same rj 380 H47 

"Books for consultation" at end of each chapter. 

Text-book of the commercial and industrial development of all countries. 

Hinzelin, fimile. qj 292 HS7 

Les animaux mythologiques, illustrations de Benjamin Rabier. 

Delagrave, 1926. 

Greek and Roman myths told in simple French. Some of the titles translated are: 

Owl of Minerva.—The horse of Troy.—The golden fleece.—The peacock of Juno. 

Hudson, William Henry, CM.Z.S. j 92 H888h 

Far away and long ago; a history of my early life; with a foreword 

by John Galsworthy. Dent, 1925. 

Boyhood life of the famous naturalist. His home was on the sparsely settled pampas 

of South America, and his days were filled with active outdoor adventures and 

explorations. Some of the chapters are: The plantation.—Some bird adventures.—First 

visit to Buenos Ayres.—Our nearest English neighbour.—A breeder of piebalds.—A 

serpent mystery.—Wild-fowling adventures. 

Hutchinson, Veronica S. qj 398 H97c 

Chimney corner fairy tales, with drawings by Lois Lenski. Minton, 

1926. 

Contents.—Tom Tit Tot.—The lad who went to the North Wind.-—Snowdrop and the 

seven little dwarfs.—Little One-eye, Two-eyes, and Three-eyes.—Boots and his brothers. 

—Briar rose.—The bee, the harp, the mouse, and the bumclock.—The princess on the 

glass hill.—The fisherman and his wife.—The golden bird.—East o' the sun and west o' 

the moon.—Snow-white and Rose-red.—Billy Beg and his bull. 

Milne, Alan Alexander. qj 784.8 M71 

The king's breakfast, music by H. Fraser-Simson, decorations by 

E. H. Shepard. Dutton [cl925]. 

Contains "Introduction in which various matters are explained, and the Old English 

song, 'Feed-my-cow,' is. . .given for the first time". Gay and delightful music accompanies 

both poems.


Nusbaum, Deric. j 711 N52 

Deric in Mesa Verde, with 22 illustrations from photographs, and 

many sketches by Eileen Nusbaum. Putnam, 1926. 

A twelve-year-old boy who has lived in Mesa Verde National Park six years tells 

of his explorations and adventures. 

Olcott, Frances Jenkins, ed. j 398 023won 

Wonder tales from windmill lands; from the Dutch and other 

sources; illustrated by Herman Rosse. Longmans, 1926. 

Folk-tales and legends retold. They include tales about the heroes, Henga and 

Horsa, and their cousin, the "lovely Rowena" who became queen of the Britons, of the 

fairy White Maiden, of Sinterklaas (St. Nicholas), and of the giants who lived in 

Limburg. Contains also a "Tiny history of Holland" and a "Tiny dictionary of strange 

Dutch things". 

Patch, Edith Marion. j 504 P29 

First lessons in nature study, with 38 drawings by R. J. Sim. 

Macmillan, 1926. 

Contents.—Sugar.—Milk and animals that feed it to their young.—Seeds.—Meat and 

hunters.—Hunters that have backbones.—The cotton plant and some of its relatives.— 

Flax and some other fiber plants.—Spinners.—Fur coats and animals that wear them.— 

Feathers and animals that wear them.—Caves and dug-outs.—Buildings of stone and other 

earthy stuffs.—Traveling homes.—Houses of wood. 

Interestingly written for the younger children. Verses and amusing rhymes are included; 

also suggestions for "something to do outdoors and indoors". Large print and 

good pictures. 

Putnam, David Binney. j 910.4 P99d 

David goes to Greenland, with a foreword by Cap'n Bob Bartlett; 

illustrated from photographs, with decorations from drawings made 

especially by the Eskimo, Kakutia, at Karnah on Whale Sound. Putnam, 

1926. 

David Putnam, thirteen years old, accompanies an expedition to Greenland to get 

narwhal, walrus, seal, and birds for the American Museum of Natural History. He 

tells about interesting things on-shipboard and on shore. 

Riley, James Whitcomb. j 811 R45ra 

The raggedy man, with illustrations by E. F. Betts. Bobbs [1919]. 

Seven poems of the "raggedy man", with attractive colored pictures. 

Searing, Mrs. Annie E. (Pidgeon). j S439w 

When granny was a little girl; illustrated by M. T. Justice. Doubleday 

Granny and her brothers and sisters were children during the closing years of the 

Civil War. Their home was on the banks of the Hudson River, and they led an active 

outdoor life. Their good times include a shopping trip to New York city; a visit to 

Barnum's Museum, where they saw Tom Thumb; excursions to the house-boat of the 

river pirate, Captain Brandow; and a sleigh ride on the frozen river to the "enchanted 

island". 

Skinner, Constance Lindsay. j S628b 

Becky Landers, frontier warrior. Macmillan. 

Adventures of a brave girl in Kentucky during the years of Indian warfare. 

Daniel Boone and his daughter Jemmy are her friends, and other historical characters 

included in the story are George Rogers Clark, Black Fish, Simon Kenton, and 

Governor Hamilton. Some of the exciting events are the expedition to Kaskaskia, the 

siege of Boonesborough, and Boone's last trek to Missouri.


Whiteman, Edna L., ed. j W642p 

Playmates in print;, verses and stories for children, illustrated by E. O. 

Hurst. Nelson. 

Short stories and poems which the younger children will enjoy. There are lovely 

colored pictures of Clytie, CEvind and his goat, the elves who helped the shoemaker, and 

the sleeping princess. Some of the verses are: Happy things.—The sea shell.—If a pig 

wore a wig.—The elf and the dormouse.

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The Bulletin Index 52 

Periodicals Recently 

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Agriculture - - - - - 72 

Architecture 77 

Biography - - - - - 81 


Chemical Technology - - - 74 

Chemistry. Mineralogy - - 66 


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Ethics - - - - - - 57 

Fiction - - - - - - 53 

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Hygiene. Safety 69 


Mines and Mining 71 

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Recreation 77 

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MARCUS AARON ROY A. HUNT 

ROBERT J. ALDERDICE CHARLES H. KLINE 

W. W. BLACKBURN FRANK J. LANAHAN 

W. G. CLYDE P. J. MCARDLE 

W. Y. ENGLISH JAMES F. MALONE 

ROBERT GARLAND J. J. TURNER 

JOHN S. HERRON DANIEL WINTERS 


JAMES H. REED, Chairman 

MARCUS AARON CHARLES H. KLINE 

ROBERT GARLAND JAMES F. MALONE 

Director 


JOHN H. LEETE 



















Vol.32 FEBRUARY 1927 No.2 


The History of Civilization 

This is a reading list of more than usual interest. It 

consists of the books suggested by E. B. Demarest, of the 

Department of History and Political Science, Carnegie Institute 

of Technology, to students who wish to read more or 

less extensively in connection with their course in the ''history 

of civilization 1 '. The list has proved so interesting and valuable 

to students in the course, that the Library asked permission to 

print it, and so is able to extend to its readers the advantage 

of an excellent course of reading and study. 

There are on this annotated list about sixty books, only 

one of which, an elementary manual, is in itself a "history of 

civilization". The others are books which, read in sequence, 

furnish, as a whole, a history of civilization from prehistoric 

times to the present day. For those who have not time to read 

all the books, a selection of about thirty of the more important 

ones is indicated. 

51


This little guide would form an admirable study programme, 

not only for individual use, for which it was primarily 

designed, but also for a group of readers or a study club. 

Copies of the list may be obtained free at the Library or for 


The Bulletin Index 

The Index to the Monthly Bulletin for 1926, with Titlepage 

and Contents, will be mailed to libraries and institutions 

with the March issue of the Bulletin instead of with the 

February issue as previously announced. A limited number 

of copies reserved for individual subscribers will be mailed to 

those who make prompt application. 

Periodicals Recently Added 

The following periodicals have recently been added to the 

list of those regularly received in the Periodical Room : 

Bulletin of the American Petroleum Institute. New York. 

Christian Century. Chicago. 

Flower Grower. Calcium, N. Y. 

Industrial Power. Chicago. 

Journal of Organotherapy. New York. 

Listening Post. Harrisburg. 

Readers Digest. Floral Park, N. Y. 

World Traveler. New York.



called for and used in the Reference or the Technology Room; j that it i 


Fiction 

[Beck, Mrs. Adams.] B363dr 

Dreams and delights, by L. Adams Beck [pseud.]. Dodd. 

Contents.—"V. Lydiat."—The sea of lilies.—The bride of a god.—The beloved of 

the gods.—The hidden one.—The marriage of the princess.—The wisdom of the Orient.— 

Stately Julia.—The island of pearls.—The wonderful pilgrimage to Amarnath.—The man 

without a sword. 

Tales of ancient and modern India, Ceylon, and Japan. 

Bennett, Arnold. B439Lo 

Lord Raingo. Doran. 

"Though a touching, if squalid, love story is superimposed, Lord Raingo is first, 

last, and all the time a political novel... It provides a realistic record of the men who 

ruled us [the English], cajoled us, manoeuvred us, hoodwinked us at home and abroad, 

during the last two years of the War." J. St. L. Strachey in Spectator, 1926. 

Bromfield, Louis. B767e 

Early autumn; a story of a lady. Stokes. 

" 'Early Autumn' is concerned with the Pentlands, in whom are incarnated New 

England puritanism, pride and priggishness, the sense of caste responsibility, and 

ancestor worship. . .Olivia, who married to escape an aunt, escaped only into the 

respectable prison of her husband's family." B. R. Redman in Books, 1926. 

Introduces some of the characters of "The green bay tree" and "Possession". 

Bromfield, Louis. B767g 

The green bay tree; a novel. Stokes. 

"The story of two sisters: Lily who sinned courageously and flourished like the 

green bay tree, and Irene who was too righteous and perished of drought. Essentially, 

however, it is far more the story of an epoch in middle-western American life, a bar of 

light thrown on that brief period during which wilderness became farmland and farmland 

became factory-yard." New republic, 1924. 

Some of the characters appear also in his later novels "Possession", and "Early 

autumn". 

Cullum, Ridgwell. C915c 

Child of the North. Doran. 

Also published under the title "The candy man". 

A tale of the Canadian northwest. 

Deland, Mrs. Margaret. D389k 

The Kays. Harper. 

The setting is Old Chester in Civil War days, and the story that of the Kay family 

and particularly the thorny path trod by Arthur, a conscientious objector. 

53


Dell, Floyd. D4112o 

An old man's folly; a novel. Doran. 

"The simple, frustrated life of a man who dreams shy dreams and yet, at, every 

turn in his career, lets slip from his weak grasp the chance to make them come true. 

Nathaniel Windle's boyish worship of a brilliant cousin, his flaccid acceptance of a dull 

job, his timid romance. .. his • increasingly remote connections with his family are all 

admirably realized." Saturday review of literature, 1926. 

Gale, Zona. Gl45pr 

Preface to a life. Appleton. 

"In the little town of Pauquette, Wis., we meet the Mead family—father, mother, 

son and two maiden aunts...The way in which Bernard [the son] is compelled alike by 

circumstances, the force of things taken for granted and his own nature, his own beliefs 

and ideals, to give up the business he has chosen and the woman he loves in order to 

'settle down' in Pauquette. . .carries conviction, if it does not win sympathy." L. M. 

Field in Literary review, 1926. 

Green, Anna Katharine, afterward Mrs. Rohlfs. G827h 

Hand and ring. Dodd. 


Harker, Mrs. Lizzie Allen. H273h 

Hilda Ware. Holt. 

A character study of the wife of a successful English author, and a keen analysis of 

the situation that develops when he becomes infatuated with his secretary. 

Hergesheimer, Joseph. H469ta 

Tampico; a novel. Knopf. 

"Opens with the return of Govett Bradier to' Mexico...He is a pioneer in the oil 

world and a legend in Mexico at forty...Then after his illness all this...had lost its 

savor. . .There are plots and counter-plots in 'Tampico', Mexican generals and Mexican 

bandits, professional gunmen and professional dancing girls. . .Prom it all. . .the character 

of Govett Bradier emerges not to be easily forgotten." Gladys GraJiam in Saturday 

review of literature, 1926. 

r H564h 

Hindenburg's march into London; tr. from the German original; ed. by 

Logan Marshall, with a preface by L. G. Redmond-Howard. Winston. 

First published during the World War in Germany where it was sensationally 

popular. It is an imaginary account of the German army crossing the channel, of the 

march on London, the attack, the triumphal entry, and the subjugation of the city. This 

volume contains the American publisher's preface and the introduction to the English 

edition. 

Hobbes, John Oliver (pseud, of Mrs. Pearl Mary H649si 

(Richards) Craigie). 

The sinner's comedy. Cassell. (The "unknown" library.) 

Hueffer, Ford Madox. H8891m 

A man could stand up—; a novel. A. & C. Boni. 

Continues his "Some do not" and "No more parades". 

"Presents the later phases of the war as they were experienced by Christopher 

Tietjens. . .The actual 'action' of the book passes in London during a relatively few 

hours of Armistice Day." Lloyd Morris in Saturday review of literature, 1926. 

Kilbourne, Fannie. K253h 

The Horton twins. Dodd. 

Continues the story of "Mrs. Horton speaking", telling of her babies, her neighbors, 

and her community activities.

BOOKS ADDED—FEBRUARY 1927 55 

Roberts, Elizabeth Madox. R5363t 

The time of man; a novel. Viking Press. 

"The saga of the wanderings of a family of share croppers in Kentucky. . .The whole 

drab inarticulate homelessness of the share cropper is disclosed in these pages: the 

superstitions, the animality, the abysmal ignorance of the Southern white peasant, his 

stifled hopes and dreams." T. S. Stribling in Books, 1926. 

Scoville, Samuel, b. 1872. S432m 

Man and beast; with illustrations by C. L. Bull. Harcourt. 

Contents.—Red Rooi.—Three who met again.—Honey.—The lopstick.—Timarti.— 

Babirussa.—Khambu.—Lodi.—The Devil of Doomsday.—The coward.—Subterrane.— 

The killer.—White tiger. 

Tales of animal life in jungle, veldt, and frozen North. 

Swinnerton, Frank Arthur. S9782su 

Summer storm. Doran. 

The story of two girls, Polly and Beatrice, partners in a typing business in London, 

who are in love with the same man, a middle-aged club-man and idler. An interesting 

part of the setting is that of Polly's home life in the suburb, Gospel Oak. 

Train, Arthur Cheney. T684p 

Page Mr. Tutt. Scribner. 

Nine short stories in which the wily old lawyer, Mr. Tutt, amuses himself at the 

expense of litigants who are not quite so wily and who are far less kind-hearted than he. 

Van Doren, Carl. Vl86n 

The ninth wave. Harcourt. 

Using as a basis the old superstition that the waves of the ocean move in series, the 

ninth wave marking the highest point, the story reveals Kent Morrow's life and character 

in a succession of nine chapters, each concerned with an important stage of his 

development. 

Wallace, Edgar. W1752b 

Blue hand. Small. 


Wallace, Edgar. W1752fe 

The fellowship of the Frog. Small. 


Wassermann, Jakob. W278we 

Wedlock; tr. by Ludwig Lewisohn. Boni. 

Round about the two principal characters, Frederick Laudin and his wife, Pia, 

Wassermann has placed many subsidiary characters that emphasize the chaotic nature of 

the age and the collapse of marriage as a device for achieving social unity, companionship, 

and the rearing of the next generation. He discloses his belief that the social 

unit of the future is of two parts, man and wife sharing in mutual sacrifice the tasks of 

rebuilding the social structure. Adapted from Harry Hansen in the New York world, 

j 926. 

Webb, Mrs. Mary Gladys (Meredith). W365p 

Precious bane; a novel. Dutton. 

"The story it relates is of a remote district of Shropshire at the beginning of the 

last century, a story told in the first person by Prue Sarn, who in her old age set down 

the dramatic history of her youth, of what had happened to her and to her brother, 

Gideon Sarn... A book of splendid vitality and color.. .never pedantic for all its wealth 

of old folk-ways and folk-speech." L. M. Field in Literary review, 1926. 

Williams, Ben Ames. W742s 

The silver forest. Dutton. 

A mystery story.


General Works 

Punjab University. r 020.713 P98 

Circular of information and the syllabus of studies for the library 

training class, 1923/24. 1923. 

Riverside, Cal.—Public library. r 027.4 R52 

Summary report, 1924/25-date. [1925-date.] 

York, Pa.—Public library. r 021.3 Y32 

Library work in the public schools of York, Pa., during the school 

year 1923-1924, M. A. Clinedinst, librarian. [1924.] 

On cover: Library work in the public schools of York, Pa. The York plan. 

Published by the Board of education as a part of the annual report of the superintendent 

of public instruction. • 

Contains outline of lessons on the use of books and libraries for grades IV-VII and 

the high school, and lists of books for classroom libraries. 


Bixler, Julius Seelye. 191 J16zb 

Religion in the philosophy of William James. Jones, 1926. (Amherst 

books.) 

Bibliographical foot-notes. 

"This study of the religious philosophy of William James is a revision of a 

dissertation presented for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy in Yale University." 

Preface. 

Carreon, Manuel Lingad. 136.7 C22 

Applicability of standard tests to the Filipino; a comparative and 

diagnostic study of Haggert3 r reading examination: sigma 1, Haggerty 

reading examination: sigma 3, Haggerty intelligence examination: 

delta 1, and Haggerty intelligence examination: delta 2. [World Book 

Co.] 1926. 



Hollingworth, Mrs. Leta (Stetter). 136.76 H72 

Gifted children; their nature and nurture. Macmillan, 1926. (Experimental 

education series.) 


"Mrs. Hollingworth's compendium of the recently accumulated data in regard to 

superior children is a well balanced presentation that will at once take its place as a 

readable and useful guide. .. The data have been gathered within a dozen or at best a 

score of years, by the accredited methods of psychology... A considerable portion of the 

book is devoted to the survey of factors influential in the production of the gifted child." 


qr 130.5 124 

The International journal of psycho-analysis [quarterly], 1920-date. 

v.i-date. 1920-date. 

Official organ of the International Psycho-analytical Association.

Ethics 


Atwood, Albert William. 174 A88 

The mind of the millionaire. Harper, 1926. 

"Concerned, in the main, not with studying the effects of great wealth on character 

and on society, but with justifying the ways of millionaires to other men. As a 

sociological study it is thus of small importance; but as a collection of facts, views, and 

incidents regarding the opulent it is something that may be read with interest." 

Outlook, 1926. 

Barney, Caroline Clark. 173 B25 

Programs for mothers meetings. Pilgrim Press [cl925]. 

"Reference books": p.42-43. 

The same r 173 B25 

Fisher, Irving. 178 F53 

Prohibition at its worst. Macmillan, 1926. 

"List of authors, titles, and publishers": p.241-244. 

Presents the case for prohibition to show that social and economic conditions under 

prohibition even at its worst are better than before it, and to urge the strict enforcement 

of the law. 

Johnsen, Julia E., comp. 172 J35 

Selected articles on war; cause and cure. Wilson, 1926. (Handbook 

series.) 

Bibliography: p.[xi]-lxiv. 

The same r 172 J35 

United States—Children's bureau. 174 U25 

Vocational guidance and junior placement; twelve cities in the United 

States. 1925. (Bureau publication, no.149.) 

"Pittsburgh, history of the vocational-guidance movement": p.267—294. 

The same r 174 U25 

The same. (In United States—Children's bureau. Bureau publication, 

no.149.) r 362.7 U25bu no.149 

Religion 

[Christodulus] pseud. r 248 C46 

The power of grace illustrated in six letters from a minister of the 

Reformed church to John Newton, rector of St. Mary Woolnoth, 

London; tr. from the original Latin by William Cowper. Inglis, 1792. 

Cutts, Edward Lewes. 246 C95 

History of early Christian art. Society for Promoting Christian 

Knowledge, 1893. (Side-lights of church history.) 

A study of the remains of Christian art as a means of throwing light upon the 

history of the early church. 

Greenfield, William. 225.4 B47gr 

The polymicrian Greek lexicon to the New Testament; in which the 

various senses of the words are distinctly explained in English, and 

authorized by references to passages of Scripture. Perkins, 1844. (With 

Bible. New Testament. Greek. He Kaine Diatheke. 1844.)


Parker, Theodore. 252 P24s 

Sermons of religion; ed. with a preface by S. A. Eliot. Amer. Unitarian 

Assoc. [cl908.] 

"The first ten sermons in this volume were published by Mr. Parker in 1852, under 

the title 'Ten Sermons of Religion'." Editor's preface. 

Parker, Theodore. 252 P24si 

Sins and safeguards of society; ed. with notes by S. B. Stewart. 

Amer. Unitarian Assoc. 

Contents.—The chief sins of the people.—The three chief safeguards of society.—The 

public education of the people.—Education of the people.—The public function of woman. 

—Home considered in relation to its moral influence.—The moral dangers of prosperity. 

—Hard times.—Poverty.—War.—Crime and its punishment.—What religion may do 

for a man.—Notes. 

Parker, Theodore. 252 P24t 

The transient and permanent in Christianity; ed. with notes by G. W. 

Cooke. Amer. Unitarian Assoc. [cl908.] 

Sermons. 

Parker, Theodore. 252 P24w 

The world of matter and the spirit of man; latest discourses of 

religion; ed. with notes by G. W. Cooke. Amer. Unitarian Assoc. 

[cl907.] 

Contents.—Transcendentalism.—Ecclesiastical institutions and religious consciousness. 

—The biblical, ecclesiastical, and philosophical notion of God.—The delights of piety.— 

Beauty in the world of matter.—God's revelation in matter and mind.—Theological and 

philosophical development in New England. 

Speer, William. 261 S742 

God's rule for Christian giving; a practical essay on the science of 

Christian economy. Presbyterian Board of Publication [cl875], 

r 266 W851 

Women and missions [monthly], April 1924-date. v.i-date. 1924-date. 

Formed by the union of "Woman's work" and "Home mission monthly". 

"Published by the Woman's committees of the boards of missions of the Presbyterian 

Church in the U. S. A." 

Sociology 

Abbott, Edith, comp. 325.73 A131h 

Historical aspects of the immigration problem; select documents. 

University of Chicago Press [1926]. (Chicago University. Social service 

series.) 

Contents.—Causes of emigration; Emigration conditions in the United Kingdom and 

northern Europe.—Economic aspects of the immigration problem.—Early problems of 

assimilation.—Pauperism and crime and other domestic immigration problems.—Public 

opinion and the immigrant. 

The documents relate to the history of immigration from Europe to the United 

States before the period of federal control, which began in 1882. 

Boy Scouts of America. r 369.2 B666 

Annual report (12th-date), 1921-date. 1922-date. 

Published in the Congressional series of the United States public documents.


Crum, William Leonard, & Patton, A. C. 311 C89 

An introduction to the methods of economic statistics. Shaw, 1925. 


Mr. Crum is (1925) assistant professor of statistics and director of the statistical 

laboratory of the Committee on economic research, Harvard University. Mr. Patton was 

formerly instructor in statistics, Yale University. 

Dennis, Alfred Pearce. 380 D43 

The romance of world trade. Holt [cl926]. 

The chapters appeared previously as magazine articles. They describe the development 

of modern commerce, the final chapters discussing American problems. The author 

is (1926) vice-chairman of the United States Tariff commission. 

r 361 D59 

The Diminutive philanthropist, 1916—]25]. v.l, no.1-7. Pittsburgh, 

Associated Charities of Pittsburgh, 1916-25. 

"Issued every now and then by the Associated Charities of Pittsburgh." 

MacGuffin, Ralph Dudley. 383 M16 

Stamps as an investment. [Privately printed, cl926.] 

National Florence Crittenton Mission. r 362.8 N15 

Report for the year 1922/24. [1924.] 

Issued biennially. 

Parker, Theodore. 326 P24 

The rights of man in America; ed. with a preface by F. B. Sanborn. 

Amer. Unitarian Assoc. [cl911.] 

Contents.—The Mexican War.—The administration of President Polk.—The state 

of the nation.—The like and the different.—The Fugitive Slave Law.—An anti-slavery 

address.—The progress of America.—The new crime against humanity.—The rights of 

man in America.—The present aspect of the anti-slavery enterprise.—The present crisis in 

American affairs. 

Parker, Theodore, 326 P24s 

The slave power; ed. with notes by J. K. Hosmer. Amer. Unitarian 

Assoc. 

Anti-slavery sermons and essays written between 1841 and 1852. 

Pennsylvania Association for the Blind. r 362.4 P3994L 

Lions clubs campaign booklet, no.1-4. [Pittsburgh.] 

Sage, Elizabeth. 391 S12 

A study of costume, from the days of the Egyptians to modern times. 

Scribner [cl926]. 


United States army almanac, 1925. [1925.] r 355.973 U2536 

"Prepared and printed at the Recruiting publicity bureau, U. S. Army, Governors 

Island, N. Y." 

Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States. r 369.18 V28 

Proceedings of the annual encampment (26th), 1925. 1926. 

Published as House documents of the Congress to which they are submitted. 

Proceedings of the lst-25th annual encampment not printed. 

Znaniecki, Florian. 301 Z72 

The laws of social psychology. University of Chicago Press, 1925. 

"The Sociological Institute of the University of Poznan, MCMXXV."



American Academy of Political and Social Science. 327 A51am 

America's relation to the European situation. 1923. 

Editor, Carl Kelsey. 

v.108, July 1923 of "Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social 

Science". 

Contents.—The present international situation in Europe.—The present situation in 

world finance.—The economic basis of international peace.—The Near East. The influence 

of Europe on America.—What the United States can do for Europe. 

The same. (In American Academy of Political and Social Science. 

Annals, v.108.) r 306 A51 v.108 

Colvin, David Leigh. 329.81 C72 

Prohibition in the United States; a history of the Prohibition party 

and of the prohibition movement. Doran [cl926]. 


The same • r 329.81 C72 

An official history of the party which includes the main points in the history of the 

whole movement from 1785 to 1926. 

Conference on American Relations with China, r 327.51 C74 

Baltimore, 1925. 

American relations with China; a report of the conference held at 

Johns Hopkins University, September 17-20, 1925, with supplementary 

materials, and arranged to be of use to discussion groups, current 

events clubs, and university classes. Johns Hopkins Press, 1925. 


Foreign Policy Association, New York. r 327 F7672 

Pamphlet. 1922-26. 

Incomplete. 

No.16 has been catalogued separately. (r 943.5 N48) 

No.29 was withdrawn and replaced with no.30. 

For contents see Contents book kept at reference desk. 

Haines, Charles Grove, & Haines, Mrs. B. H. M. 320.1 H15 

Principles and problems of government. Harper, 1926. 

"Supplementary readings" at end of each chapter. 

Contents.—Introduction to the study of the principles and the problems of government.—-Problems 

of public control of government.—Principles and problems of government 

organization and administration.—Some special problems in the operation of 

government. 

Lundin, Hilda G. 320.9 L97 

The influence of Jeremy Bentham on English democratic development. 

Iowa University [1920], (Iowa University. Studies in the social 

sciences, v.7, no.3.) 

Bibliography: p.S3-84.

' BOOKS ADDED—FEBRUARY 1927 61 

Economics 

Fischer, Louis. 338.2 F52 

Oil imperialism; the international struggle for petroleum. International 

Publishers, 1926. 


Discusses the part played by oil in international diplomacy, being chiefly concerned 

with the oil resources of Russia and the dealings of the Soviet government in regard to 

concessions. The author's sympathies are entirely with Soviet Russia and against all 

capitalistic nations. 

Illinois—Labor department. r 331 1226 

Annual report (Ist-date), July 1, 1917-date. [1918-date.] 

qr 331.05 1242 

Industrial relations, Bloomfield's labor digest [weekly], Oct. 15, 1921— 

Dec. 29, 1923. v.8, no.7-v.17, no.19 in 3v. 1921-23. 

Loose-leaf. 

Cumulative index, v.l—16. (In v.13, no.ll—v.16.) 

r 330.1963 124 

International review of agricultural economics (monthly bulletin of 

economic and social intelligence), 1919-date. v.lO-date. 1919-date. 

Published by the Bureau of economic and social intelligence of the International 

Institute of Agriculture, Rome. 

Merritt, Walter Gordon. r 331.1 M63 

History of the League for Industrial Rights. League for Industrial 

Rights, 1925. 

The American Anti-Boycott Association, which became the League for Industrial 

Rights in 1919, was organized in 1903 to combat the policy of strikes and boycotts conducted 

by the American Federation of Labor. 

National Industrial Conference Board. r 331 N1552c 

The cost of living in the United States. 1925. (Studies of the cost 

of living.) 

The same, 1914-26. [Rev. ed.] 1926. (Studies of the cost of 

living.) r 331 N1552c2 


An analysis and comparison of the more important series of index numbers of the 

cost of living, and a survey of changes in the cost of living for the United States as a 

whole since 1914, summing up the outstanding results of the Conference Board's investigations 

in this field. The second edition makes such changes and additions as are 

necessary to include all significant data available at the beginning of 1926. 

Perigord, Paul. 338.9 P43 

The International Labor Organization; a study of labor and capital 

in cooperation, with an introduction by H. M. Robinson. Appleton, 1926. 


"Purpose is to call the attention of the American public to the International Labor 

Organization of the League of Nations, by which labbr has officially entered upon its 

international stage, to show its sociological and political background, to describe its 

genesis, structure and achievement, and to study the problem of American participation." 

Preface. 

Raby, Robert Cornelius. r 332.34 Rll 

The regulation of pawnbroking. Russell Sage Foundation, 1924. 

(Small loan series.) 

Bibliography: p.63. 

A brief study of the pawnbroking laws in various parts of the United States and 

their interpretation as iound in the reported decisions of the courts.


Texas University—Extension department. r 331.3 T32 

The child labor amendment. 1925. (Texas University. Bulletin, 

no.2529.) 

Issued by the Interscholastic League Bureau. 

"Bibliography on child labor amendment": p. [19]—32. 

Contains affirmative and negative briefs, and excerpts from speeches and articles on 

the subject. 

United States—Federal trade commission. r 338.2 U2532re 

Report on war-time profits and costs of the steel industry, February 

18, 1925. 1925. 

United States—Labor statistics bureau. r 331 U2536bL 

Bulletin; industrial relations and labor conditions series, July 1923date. 

[no.l-date.] 1923-date. 

no.1-6 appear in the Miscellaneous series of the Labor statistics bureau [no.32, 35, 

37, 40-41], bulletins, no.340, 349, 361, 380, 383-384. (r 331.8 U2S3) 

One of the series continuing the bulletin formerly-issued bimonthly by the Labor 

bureau of the United States. 


United States—Select committee on Bureau of r 336.2 U25398 

internal revenue. 

Investigation of the Bureau of internal revenue. 2 pts. in lv. [1926.] 

(69th Cong., 1st sess. Senate. Rept. no.27.) 

Submitted by Mr. Couzens. 

pt.i. Partial report. 

pt.2. Report. 

United States—Tariff commission. r 338.4 U2534 

Broad-silk manufacture and the tariff. 1926. 

"In the preparation of this report the Tariff Commission had the services of Oscar 

B. Ryder, of the textile division of the commission's staff, and of others. The tables 

contained in the report were prepared by Cora R. Hutchison." Acknowledgment. 

Real Estate 

Hinman, Albert G., & Dorau, H. B. 333 H56 

Real estate merchandising; with an introduction by R. T. Ely. 

Shaw, 1926. 

National Association of Real Estate Boards. 333 N15 

Administrative problems of real estate boards; proceedings & reports 

of the Realtor secretaries division. 1925. (Its Annals of real estate 

practice, 1925, v.9.) 

National Association of Real Estate Boards. 333 N15c 

Co-operative apartments; proceedings & reports of the Co-operative 

apartment section. 1925. (Its Annals of real estate practice, 1925, v.8.) 

National Association of Real Estate Boards. 333 N15g 

General real estate topics; proceedings of general sessions and special 

conferences at eighteenth annual convention. 1925. (Its Annals of real 

estate practice, 1925, v.l.)


National Association of Real Estate Boards. 333 N15h 

Home building & subdividing; proceedings & reports of the Home 

builders & subdividers division. 1925. (Its Annals of real estate 

practice, 1925, v.3.) 

National Association of Real Estate Boards. 333 N15p 

Property management; proceedings & reports of the Property 

management division. 1925. (Its Annals of real estate practice, 1925, 

v.5.) 

National Association of Real Estate Boards. 333 N15r 

Real estate brokerage; proceedings & reports of the Brokers division. 

1925. (Its Annals of real estate practice, 1925, v.2.) 

National Association of Real Estate Boards. 334.1 N15 

Real estate finance; proceedings & reports of the Mortgage and 

finance division. 1925. (Its Annals of real estate practice, 1925, v.4.) 

National Association of Real Estate Boards. 333 N15s 

Selling farm lands; proceedings & reports of the Farm lands division. 

1925. (Its Annals of real estate practice, 1925, v.7.) 

Law. International Conferences 

Hague, Permanent Court of International Justice. r 341.6 H145 

Annual report (Ist-date), 1922-date. [1925?]-date. (Publications, 

ser. E, no.l-date.) 

Hart, Albert Bushnell. q 342.7 H31w 

We and the Constitution of the United States; illustrated; including 

an analysis of the Constitution. Amer. Viewpoint Soc, 1925. 

The same qj 342.7 H31 

Contains a brief summary of the history of the original document, the text with the 

19 amendments, and an analysis of it, the text of the Mayflower compact, the Declaration 

of Independence, and the Articles of Confederation, and a list of questions for 

school children. 

Hoijer, Olof. qr 341.6 H69 

La solution pacifique des litiges internationaux, avant et depuis la 

Societe des Nations; etude de droit international et d'histoire diplomatique. 

1925. 

League of Nations. qr 341.6 L452m 

The monthly summary of the League of Nations, Feb. 15, 1924-date. 

v.4-date. 1924-date. 

New York State Association of Judges of County r 343.12 N261 

Children's Courts. 

Proceedings of the annual conference • (2d-date), 1924-date. 1925date. 

Published by the New York state Probation commission. 

Palm, Andrew J. 341.6 P19 

The League of Nations; reasons why the United States should join 

other nations to bring universal peace and avoid the wickedness and 

expense of war. League of Nations Co. [cl924.]


Education 

Pittsburgh Personnel Association—Section on r 371.42 P67 

relations with educational institutions. 

Bulletin, no.l-date. Pittsburgh, 1924-date. 

qr 370.5 P96 

Progressive education; a quarterly review of the newer tendencies in 

education, April 1924-date. v.i-date. Progressive Education Assoc, 

1924-date. 

United States—Education bureau. r 370.5 U25 

Foreign education leaflet, Nov. 1925-date. no.l-date. 1925-date. 

Women 

Faust, Allen Klein. 396 F28 

The new Japanese womanhood; with preface by W. E. Lampe. 

Doran [cl926]. 

• Bibliography: p.163-164. 

Describes the transitional struggles of Japanese women to emerge from the passive, 

submerged status to which the old ideal held them, and to gain their place in all phases 

of life outside the home. The author is (1926) president of Miyagi College, one of the 

largest colleges for women in Japan. 

Language 

Bame, Mrs. Irene S. 428.2 B21 

English lessons for home makers; a first book for use in women's 

Americanization classes. Board of education, Akron [cl922]. 

433.2 C53 

The Classic German dictionary, in. two parts; German-English and 

English-German, compiled from the best authorities of both languages. 

Hinds. (Classic dictionaries.) 

Daniell, Moses Grant. 478 D223 

New Latin composition, based mainly upon Caesar and Cicero. Sanborn 

[cl897]. (The students' series of Latin classics.) 

De Vere, Maximilian Scheie. 420.4 D48 

Studies in English; or, Glimpses of the inner life of our language. 

Ed.3. Scribner, 1869. 

Jespersen, Jens Otto Harry. 401 J29 

Language; its nature, development, and origin. Holt, 1925. 

Science 

Abraham, R. M. 526.91 A15 

Surveying instruments; their design, construction, testing, & adjustment. 

Casella [1926?] 

Includes something of the theory and use of the various instruments, and, in addition 

to general surveying, considers mine surveying, photographic surveying, and investigation 

of the upper atmosphere.


Alabama—Museum of natural history. qr 570.5 A31 

Museum paper. no.[l]-7. 1910-24. 

Carr-Saunders, Alexander Morris. 575.6 C22 

Eugenics. Holt [cl926]. (Home university library.) 

"Note on books": p.253-254. 

Doncaster, Leonard. 575.1 D72a 

Heredity in the light of recent research. [Ed.3.] Cambridge University 

Press, 1921. (Cambridge manuals of science and literature.) 

"Literature list": p.[154]-157. 

Very much condensed. 

Fabre, Jean Henri. 504 Fil 

Here and there in popular science; ed., annotated, and tr. by P. F. 

Bicknell. Century [cl926]. 

Contents.—Wonders of astronomy.—Curiosities of plant life.—Something about our 

bodies. 

Selected chapters from various works by Fabre, with a few editorial notes which 

serve only partially to bring obsolete statements up to date. 

Guppy, Estella L. 585.23 G97 

The story of the sequoias, Sequoia sempervirens (coast redwood 

tree of California), Sequoia gigantea or Washingtoniana (big tree of 

the Sierras), "nature's noblest legacy". [Post Printing & Binding Co.] 

cl925. 

Booklet dealing briefly with the big trees, their threatened destruction and the 

measures for their protection in forest reserves. 

Marmer, Harry Aaron. 525.6 M39 

The tide. Appleton, 1926. 

A good presentation of the subject by the assistant chief of the Division of tides 

and currents of the United States Coast and geodetic survey. The best book available 

for the reader who wants general information, comparatively free from mathematics. 

Proctor, Mary. 523.6 P96 

The romance of comets. Harper, 1926. 

"An account of some of the quaint ideas.. .regarding comets, meteors, and shooting 

stars in the days of long ago, when they were looked upon with apprehension and fear." 

Preface. 

Wellhouse, Walter Housley. 595.7 W49 

How insects live; an elementary entomology. Macmillan, 1926. 


"The plan used in this book differs from the usual one. . .in the use of a few species 

as types instead of giving many short generalized accounts of families. The types have 

been chosen with the idea of illustrating the principal habits of the insect group as well 

as the principal orders of the group." Preface. 

Mathematics 

Dull, Raymond William. 510 D88 

Mathematics for engineers. McGraw, 1926. 

The same r 510 D88 

Covers a wide field, filling an intermediate place between the text-books and the 

reference handbooks. 

Durell, Fletcher, 6k Arnold, E. E. r 513.1 D94 

Plane geometry. Merrill [cl917].


Physics 

Becker, Karl, & Ebert, Fritz. r 537.54 B36 

Metallrontgenrohren (wirkungsweise, anlage, betrieb). 1925. (Sammlung 

Vieweg; tagesfragen aus den gebieten der naturwissenschaften 

und der technik, pt.75.) 


Dunoyer, L. 533.5 D92 

Vacuum practice; tr. by J. H. Smith. Bell, 1926. (International 

text-books of exact science.) 


Concerned primarily with technique, but includes a considerable amount of theory 

also. Deals with pumps, manometers, connecting tubes, elimination of occluded gases, 

micro-analysis of gases, and production of vacua by absorbers and by electric discharge. 

Fery, Charles, and others. r 537.86 F42 

Piles primaires et accumulateurs; sous le patronage de l'Union des 

Syndicats de I'Electricite, de la Societe Frangaise des Electriciens, du 

Syndicat Professionnel des Ingenieurs Electriciens Frangais. 1925. 

(Encyclopedic d'electricite industrielle.) 

"Bibliographie": p.[653]-654. 

General Electric Company—Incandescent lamp r 535.05 G29 

department, Cleveland—Nela research laboratory. 

Abstract-bulletin, Jan. 1913-Dec. 1925. v.l. 1913-25. 

v.l, no.l, issued by the Physical laboratory of the National Electric Lamp Association. 

v.l, no.2-3, issued by the Nela research laboratory, National lamp works of the 

General Electric Company. 

Lodge, Sir Oliver Joseph. 531.18 L76 

Relativity; a very elementary exposition. Doran [cl926]. 

Very brief and simple presentation of the idea of relativity, and the way it enters 

into human thought and experience. 

Slosson, Edwin Emery. 530 S63 

The physical sciences. Amer. Library Assoc, 1926. (Reading with 

a purpose.) 

"Books recommended in this course": p.[31.] 

The same r 530 S63 

Brief and interesting introduction to the study of physics and chemistry, with 

comments on some of the books which may be read and studied with profit. 

Chemistry. Mineralogy 

Brockman, Charles Joseph. 541.17 B76 

Electro-organic chemistry. Wiley, 1926. 


Bibliography: Author's preface, p.ix-x. 

A compilation and critical review of work in an important but rather intricate field. 

Cites references fully. 

Cady, Hamilton Perkins. 545 Cllg 

General chemistry. Ed.2. McGraw, 1926. (International chemical 

series.) 

"This book is something of an abridgment and much of a simplification of the 

author's earlier book entitled 'Inorganic Chemistry'." Preface to first edition.

BOOKS ADDED—FEBRUARY 1927 

Cole, Sydney William. r 547.9 C68 

Practical physiological chemistry. Ed.7. Heffer, 1926. 

Du Noiiy, Pierre Lecomte. 541.12 D92 

Surface equilibria of biological and organic colloids; introductions by 

Alexis Carrel and R. A. Millikan. Chemical Catalog Co., 1*26. (American 

Chemical Society. Monograph series.) 


The same r 541.12 D92 

Gmelin, Leopold. qr 546 G52g 

Gmelins Handbuch der anorganischen chemie; hrsg. von der 

Deutschen Chemischen Gesellschaft; bearb. von R. J. Meyer, unter 

beratender mitwirkung von Franz Peters. Ed.8. pt.i, 5, 13, 32-33. 

1924-26. 

Henkel, Johann Friedrich. r 549.272 H44 

Pyritologia; or, A history of the pyrites, the principal body in the 

mineral kingdom; tr. from the German. Millar, 1757. 

Holmes, Harry Nicholls. 540 H73i 

Introductory college chemistry. Macmillan, 1925. 

"Suggested reading" at end of two of the chapters. 

Based on author's "General chemistry", but somewhat condensed and simplified 

with the intent of providing a text suitable for college students with no previous 

knowledge of chemistry. 

Kolthoff, I. M. 545.5 K37 

Indicators; their use in quantitative analysis and in the colorimetric 

determination of hydrogen-ion concentration; an authorized translation 

based upon the 2d German ed., rev. and enl., by N. H. Furman. Wiley, 

1926. 


Useful work discussing theoretical and practical considerations of the use of 

indicators in neutralization titrations and hydrogen-ion determination. Does not go too 

deeply into the physical chemistry of the subject and omits organic chemistry of the dyes. 

Stieglitz, Julius Oscar. 540 S85 

Chemistry and recent progress in medicine. Williams, 1926. (Johns 

Hopkins University—School of Medicine. Charles E. Dohme memorial 

lectureship, 2d course, 1924.) 


Expands and to some extent brings up to date the "Report on the future independence 

and progress of medicine in the age of chemistry", prepared by the American 

Chemical Society. Written from the viewpoint of the chemist looking at the problems of 

medicine. 

Geology. Meteorology 

Gregg, Willis Ray. 551.5 G86 

Aeronautical meteorology. Ronald Press Co. [cl925.] (Ronald 

aeronautic library.) 


Author, who is a meteorologist with the United States Weather bureau, gives 

information on the upper air as revealed by recent aerological research, and applies this 

information to the development and safety of aeronautics. 

67


Jillson, Willard Rouse. r 553.2 J32 

The coal industry in Kentucky; a review of the discovery, development, 

mining methods, qualities, markets, analyses, geology, correlations, 

locations, production statistics, and mine operators of the coals of 

Kentucky, including a complete bibliography. Ed.2, rev. & enl. Kentucky 

Geological survey, 1924. (Kentucky—Geological survey. Series 

6. [Geologic reports] v.20.) 

The same. (In Kentucky—Geological survey. Series 6. [Geologic 

reports] v.20.) r 557.69 K19s v.20 

Mills, Enos Abijah. 550.4 M699 

Romance of geology; being adventures with glaciers, rivers, and 

wind, fossil hunting, trailing ancient seashores, and following mirages 

of the desert. Doubleday, 1926. 

qr 551.5 W42 

Weekly weather and crop bulletin, for the week ending Jan. 1, 1924-date. 


Continues "Weather, crops, and markets". 

Published by the United States Weather bureau. 

Useful Arts 

British Empire Exhibition, 1924-25. r 606 B75h2 

Phases of modern science; published in connexion with the science 

exhibit arranged by a committee of the Royal Society in the pavilion of 

His Majesty's government at the British Empire Exhibition, 1925. 

[Ed.2.] 1925. 

"The book constitutes a second edition of the Handbook to the Royal Society's 

exhibit in the Pavilion of His Majesty's Government at the British Empire Exhibition 

in 1924." Preface. 

The same. 1924 r 606 B75h 

Title reads "Handbook to the exhibition of pure science". 

Hickey-Freeman Co., Rochester, N. Y. q 677.2 H52 

The story of cloth; compiled as a practical handbook for men who sell 

men's clothing. [cl925.] 

The same qr 677.2 H52 

"References": p.34. 

Brief, practical information about the manufacture and characteristics of the more 

important fabrics used in men's suits and overcoats. 

Houghton (E. F.) & Company, Philadelphia. 677.1 H83 

Textile hand book; cotton edition. 1925. 


Practical handbook on manufacture of cotton fabrics. 

Pennsylvania—Vocational education bureau. qr 607 P3992 

Bulletin [new ser.], no.1-4. 1923. 

Reproduced from type-written copy. 

Selvidge, Robert Washington, & Allton, J. M. 682 S46 

Blacksmithing; a manual for use in school and shop. Manual Arts 

Press [cl925], (The Selvidge series of instruction manuals.) 


Elementary, practical outline characterized by clear and logical explanations. Gives 

directions very briefly and supplies definite references to information in other textbooks 

of forging practice.


Viscose Company. q 677.36 V35 

The story of rayon, the newest textile yarn; being the initial complete 

presentation of the origin, development, and merits of this versatile 

product. [cl925.] 

The same qr 677.36 V35 

History, manufacture, and properties of artificial silk. 

Weber, Lothar E. 678 W374 

The chemistry of rubber manufacture; based on the fifth edition of 

"The chemistry of India rubber", by C. O. Weber. Griffin, 1926. 

"Bibliography of analysis of crude rubber": p.116-120; "Bibliography of analysis 

of vulcanised rubber": p.328-335. 

Includes chemical and physical examination of crude and vulcanized rubber, and 

discusses synthesis, compounding, softeners, solvents, and reclaimed rubber. 

Medicine. Physiology. Hygiene. Safety 

Barrett, Sir William Fletcher. 615.857 B26 

The religion of health; an examination of Christian science; completed 

by R. M. Barrett. Dent, 1925. 


"Bibliographies": p.[vi.] 

Huse, Sibyl Marvin. 615.857 H95b 

Bible readings. Putnam, 1925. 

"Joshua's long day and The dial of Ahaz, series 1, no.2 of the Our race series, by 

C. A. L. Totten, revised and edited by S. M. Huse": p.219-244. 

r 610.5 M5618 

The Medical and surgical reporter; a weekly journal, Oct. 1858-July 

1865. v.1-12. 1859-65. 

r 610.5 R361 

The Retrospect of practical medicine and surgery; being a half-yearly 

journal containing a retrospective view of every discovery and practical 

improvement in the medical sciences, 1840-June 1876. no.1-73 in 35v. 

Adee, 1843-76. 

Imprint varies. 

No.1-2, 2d Amer. ed.; no.3-5, 1st Amer. from 4th Lond. ed.; no.6-8, Amer. ed.; 

no.9-73, uniform Amer. ed. 

Stopes, Marie Charlotte Carmichael. 612.6 S88 

Sex and the young. Putnam, 1926. 

United States—Labor statistics bureau. r 614.8 U2534 

Bulletin; safety code series, April 1923-date. no.l-date. 1923-date. 

One of the series continuing the bulletin formerly issued bimonthly by the Labor 

bureau of the United States. 


Williams, Leonard Llewelyn Bulkeley. 613 W746 

The science and art of living. Hodder [1926?] 

"Authorities": p.235-236. 

Wisconsin—Industrial commission. r 614.805 W81 

The Wisconsin safety review, June 1918-Feb. 1922, July 1923. v.1-3, 

no.2; v.4, no.l. 1918-23.


Engineering 

Asphalt Association, New York city. r 625.85 A83p 

Pointer, no.11-15, 17-24. [1924P-26?] 

Leaflets concerned mainly with merits of asphalt paving. 

Carnegie Steel Company, Pittsburgh. qr 625.143 C21 

Rails and angle bars. Pittsburgh, 1926. 

Loose-leaf. 

Ettele, Claude. 621.89 E89 

Lubricating oil salesman's primer; an outline of the science of 

lubrication, intended for the embryo salesman. Chemical Pub. Co., 1926. 

Bibliography at end of most of the chapters. 

Concise presentation with a few references to additional information. Considers 

friction, manufacture and testing of lubricants, and application to prime movers, power 

transmission equipment, and industrial machinery. 

Fuller, George Warren, & McClintock, J. R. 628.3 F98s 

Solving sewage problems. McGraw, 1926. 

Bibliography at end of two of the chapters. 

Considers the entire subject of sewage disposal but deals chiefly with theory and 

practice of those developments which have received the greatest administrative and technical 

attention during recent years. 

Hovey, Otis Ellis. 624.8 H84 

Movable bridges, v.l. Wiley, 1926. 

Bibliography: v.l, p.33-35. 

v.l. Superstructure. 

Marshall, Charles William. 629.1136 M41 

Electric vehicles. Chapman, 1925. 

Bibliography: p.xii. 

Based on experience in operation and maintenance of battery-driven vehicles used in 

Scotland, but largely types developed in America. 

Myers, David Moffat. 621.101 M99p 

The power plant. Industrial Extension Institute [cl918]. (Factory 

management course, v.2.) 


Elementary descriptive work which does not go deeply into mechanical engineering 

principles. 

National Automobile Chamber of Commerce. 629.108 N15 

Handbook of automobiles, 1926. [cl926.] 

Describes the various types of passenger and commercial vehicles. 

National Electric Light Association— qr 621.2 N15 

Hydraulic power committee. 

Report of Hydraulic power committee, Technical national section 

(2d-5th), 1922-1924/25. 1922-25. 

The same (Ist-date), 1921-date. (In National Electric Light Association. 

Proceedings, v.44-date.) r 621.32 N15 

Ohio State University—Engineering experiment station. r 620.5 018c 

Circular. no.8-date. 1921-date.


Parcel, John Ira, & Maney, G. A. 624.044 P22 

An elementary treatise on statically indeterminate stresses. Wiley, 

1926. 

Bibliography: p. 3 58-363. 

"Has grown out of authors' needs in teaching the subject of Indeterminate Structures 

during the past fifteen years. It is intended to present as clearly as possible, 

and as fully as is consistent with an elementary treatise, the fundamental methods of 

attack on the problem of indeterminate stresses, and to illustrate these methods by 

application to some of the more common types of indeterminate structures." Preface. 

Pennsylvania—Forests and waters department. r 627.133 P39 

Water resources service; stream flow records for the water year 

Oct. 1, 1921-Sept. 30, 1923. [1925?] 

"Previous records may be found in the Annual reports of the Water supply 

commission of Pennsylvania for the years 1910 to 1921." (r 628.1 P39) 

621.311 P87 

Power station operation; questions by engineers & answers by engineers 

from the weekly discussion of "Power station operation" in the Electrical 

times, v.l. The Electrical times [1926?] 

A series of questions, with answers submitted, on various subjects concerned with 

power-plant practice and equipment. 

Society for the Promotion of Engineering Education. r 620.7 S67s 

Summary and report, project Aal-Aa4, Abl. 1925. 

"A portion of the investigation of engineering education conducted under a grant 

by the Carnegie Corporation." 

Vacuum Oil Company. qr 621.89 VI1 

[Publications on lubrication.] [cl921-25.] 

Contents.—Oil engines, surface ignition type.—Stationary Diesel engines and their 

lubrication.—Stationary steam engines; steam valve and cylinder lubrication.—Refrigerating 

plant lubrication.—Bearings and their lubrication.—Coal mine lubrication.— 

Steam turbine lubrication. 

A series of pamphlets giving practical information on various applications of 

lubrication. 

Verein Deutscher Maschinenbau-Anstalten. qr 621.02 V27 

VDMA; Verein Deutscher Maschinenbau-Anstalten, und seine mitglieder, 

1926. [cl926.] 

The Preface and an alphabetical list of the machines are given in seven languages. 

Mines and Mining 

California—State mining bureau. r 622.338 C13 

Summary of operations, California oil fields; monthly chapter [of 

the] annual report of the state oil and gas supervisor (4th-date), April 

1919-date. 1919-date. 

Many numbers wanting. 

4th report, April-June 1919, title reads "Summary of operations, California oil 

fields; advance chapter [of the] annual report of the state oil and gas supervisor". 

Earlier reports appear in the Bulletin of the State mining bureau. (r 557.94 

C13, no.73, 82, 83) 

Canada—Mines branch (Department of mines). r 622.7 C16 

Investigations in ore dressing and metallurgy, 1923-date. 1925-date. 

Earlier reports appear in the Summary report of the Mines branch, 1910-18, 1920- 

22. (r 622.009 C1672)


Weeks, Walter Scott. 622.4 W42 

Ventilation of mines. McGraw, 1926. 

Contains bibliographical foot-notes, and "Additional references" at end of some of 

the chapters. , . 

Deals mainly with principles of natural and mechanical ventilation, but includes a 

chapter on physiological considerations. 

Agriculture 

r 636.7 B72 

Breeders' calendar and year book (13th, 15th-16th), 1923, 1925-26. 

1923-26. 

Massachusetts—Agricultural experiment station, r 630.6 M45t 

Amherst, formerly Hatch station. 

Technical bulletin, no.l-date. 1903-date. 

Mississippi—Agricultural experiment station, r 630.6 M7432an 

Agricultural College. 

Annual report (35th-date), for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1922date. 

1922-date. 


Elliott, R. N. 640.24 E52 

Tea room and cafeteria management. Little, 1926. 

Concerned mainly with economic and business problems. 

Kaye, Georgina Kerr. 646.1 K14m 

Millinery for every woman; a complete course in the millinery art; 

with over 800 illustrations, diagrams, etc. Winston [cl926]. 

Splint, Sarah Field. 641 S76 

The art of cooking and serving. Procter & Gamble [cl926]. 

Discusses nutrition, menus, cooking utensils, ^nd table service, and includes more 

than five hundred receipts. Author is editor of the Food department of "McCall's 

magazine", and was formerly chief of the Division of food conservation, United States 

Food Administration,. 


Bushnell, George H. r 658.612 B96 

The creative process in business; address delivered at the Cleveland, 

St. Louis, Salt Lake City, Portland, and St. Paul conventions of the J. C. 

Penney Company, April and May 1923. [J. C. Penney Co., cl923.] 

qr 658.5105 C87 

The Credit monthly; the national magazine of business fundamentals, 

1924-date. v.26-date. 1924-date. 

Published by the National Association of Credit Men. 

Dartnell Corporation, Chicago. r 658.32 D26 

Thirty ways to increase sales; a symposium of practical businessbuilding 

plans selected and digested from recent Dartnell reports, 

surveys, manuals, and other publications. [Ed.2.] [cl924.]


Evans, Richardson. 659 E94 

An account of the Scapa Society; with annotations by Captain 

Bowyer [and others]. Constable, 1926. 

The aims and achievements of the Society, organized in 1893 as the Society for 

Checking the Abuses of Public Advertising. Purpose is to promote dignity and 

propriety in advertising, and particularly to limit the use of bill-boards and other 

unsightly structures which deface the landscape. 

Kohler, Eric Louis, & Morrison, P. L. 657 K36p 

Principles of accounting. Shaw, 1926. 

Elementary text intended as an introduction to auditing, cost accounting, and 

advanced theory of accounts. 

Lamed, W. Livingston. 658.321 L32 

A sales manager's field letters to his men. Harper, 1926. 

Long letters which discuss many problems of salesmanship, the qualifications of 

salesmen, and the relations between selling and advertising. 

Mowry, Don Ensminger. 659 M94 

Community advertising; how to advertise the community where you 

live. Cantwell Press, 1924. 


Assembles a large amount of material on methods and results of advertising 

extended to towns, cities, and states. 

National Association of Cost Accountants. r 657.52405 N15b 

Bulletin, Sept. 1925-date. Section I & III, v.7-date. 1925-date. 

v.l, no.7-v.6 of section I catalogued separately, (r 657.52405 N15) 

Section I. Official publications, issued semi-monthly. 

Section II. Association news (not issued to libraries). 

Section III. Current cost literature, issued monthly. 

Schell, Erwin Haskell. 658.7 S32 

The technique of executive control. Ed.2. McGraw, 1926. 

Concise treatment, designed to stimulate thought rather than to present all the 

details of executive work. Offers helpful suggestions and provides many problems for 

solution. 

Sinsheimer, Allen. 659 S61 

Retail advertising of men's and boys' wear. Harper, 1926. 

Reproduces many advertisements and discusses copy, illustrations, type, lay-out, and 

advertising media. 

Stevens, Frank Walker. 656.673 S84 

The beginnings of the New York Central Railroad; a history. 

Putnam, 1926. 

Compiled from official records of the company. 

United States—Federal trade commission. r 654.1 U2536 

Report on the radio industry in response to House resolution 548, 

sixty-seventh Congress, fourth session, December 1, 1923. 1924. 

Wilcox, Delos Franklin. 658.1 W71 

Depreciation in public utilities; relation of accrued depreciation to 

annual depreciation and maintenance. National Municipal League, 

1925. (National Municipal League monograph series.) 

"Dr. Wilcox has presented in this monograph the theory and application of accrued 

depreciation as particularly related to street railways. He has shown why he thinks 

this method of treating depreciation in public utilities is preferable to other methods. To 

substantiate his position, he has summarized the experience of a number of municipal 

railway systems." Prefatory note.


Printing 

Boston Club of Printing House Craftsmen. q 655.3 B64 

Presswork; a record of five practical shop discussions conducted by 

the Boston Club of Printing House Craftsmen. [cl925.] 

"Printed from the official stenographic reports 1923-1924." 

Discussion of problems connected with cylinder presses, automatic feeders, and 

make-ready. 

Wilson, Halsey William. r 655.5 W76 

The bookman's reading and tools. Wilson, 1925. 

Bibliography at end of each section. 

"The purpose of this pamphlet is to present in simple form that information about 

reading and tools that will help the beginning bookseller and the student to find himself 

and make a right start in the study of his profession." Foreword. 


Fuel in science and practice. r 662.605 F97b 

Bulletin, no.1-2. [1926?] 

Gatlin, Leo D., comp. qr 664 G23 

Gatlin's grocer's handbook of standards; a volume containing in a 

condensed and easily readable form, authoritative information on canned 

foods, dried fruits, beans, rice, nuts, etc., for producers, brokers, jobbers, 

retailers. [Wayside press] 1925. 

Lists many important food products, indicating sources and packing seasons, and 

giving specifications for various grades. 

qr 666.17105 G46 

The Glass container [monthly], Nov. 1922-date. v.2-date. 1922-date. 

Devoted to the interests of manufacturers and users of bottles and other containers 

made of glass. 

King, John L., comp. 667.6 K26 

Color mixing guide for artists, painters, decorators, printing pressmen, 

show card writers, sign painters, color mixers. Fine Arts Pub. 

Co. [cl925.] 

Mendelson, H. G. 665.54 M61 

Gasoline facts. National Tank Auditing Service, Inc., 1926. 

Brief, popular account of the development and present status of the gasoline 

industry. Avoids technical statements, and is intended for the user of gasoline, and the 

general reader. 

O'Connor, Henry. 665.7 013 

The gas engineer's pocket-book; 4th ed., completely rev. and brought 

up to date by A. T. Gilbert and H. B. Morris. Lockwood, 1926. 

Deals with manufacture, distribution, testing, and uses of artificial gas. 

Pascal, Paul Victor Henri. r 662.2 P27 

Explosifs, poudres, gaz de combat; legons professees a la Faculte' 

des sciences de Lille. 1925. 

"Bibliographie" at end of some of the chapters. 

qr 665.505 R28 

The Refiner and natural gasoline manufacturer, 1924-date. v.3-date. 

1924-date.

BOOKS ADDED—FEBRUARY 1927 

United States—Census bureau. r 665 U25 

Animal and vegetable fats and oils, production, consumption, imports, 

exports, and stocks by quarters, calendar years 1919-date. 1922-date. 

Wachter, Paul, ed. r 016.6626 Wll 

Die warmewirtschaftliche und warmetechnische literatur; eine iibersicht. 

1922. (Das fachbuch; Mahr's handbucher der technischen 

literatur, v.2.) 

Metallurgy 

Auriac, P. Angles d'. r 669.109 A92 

L'evolution de la siderurgie frangaise; son etat actuel et ses 

perspectives d'avenir dans le district du Nord. [1912?] 

"Extrait du Bulletin de la Societe de l'lndustrie Minerale, livraisons de mai et 

juin 1912." 

Goerens, Paul. r 669.042 G55 

Einfiihrung in die metallographie. Ed.5. 1926. 

"Verfasserverzeichnis" : p. [364]—372. 

Monypenny, J..H. G. r 669.1743 M87 

Stainless iron and steel. Chapman, 1926. 


Comprehensive treatment by chief of the Research laboratory of Brown Bayley's 

Steel Works, Ltd., Sheffield, England. Considers history, properties, manufacture, 

working, treatment, and applications. Concerned mainly with chromium steels, but 

considers effect of other elements also. 

Nichols, Henry Windsor. r 669,122 N31 

Models of blast furnaces for smelting iron. Field Museum of 

Natural History, 1922. (Field Museum of Natural History—Geology 

department. Leaflet, no.2.) 

The same. (In Field Museum of Natural History—Geology department. 

Leaflet, no.2.) r 550.5 F459 no.2 

Small pamphlet describing museum models of a modern furnace and two obsolete 

types. 

Sauveur, Albert. q 669.1 S26a2 

The metallography and heat treatment of iron and steel. Ed.3. 

McGraw, 1926. 

Appendix III contains bibliographies. 

The same. [Harvard] University Press, 1926 qr 669.1 S26a2 

Author is professor of metallurgy and metallography in Harvard University, and 

was editor of the "Metallographist" (1898—1903) and its successor, the "Iron and steel 

magazine" (1904—1906), during their entire existence. Discusses apparatus, manipulations 

and nomenclature of metallography, explains the purpose and effects of various metallurgical 

processes, and studies the structural composition of the important commercial 

forms of iron and steel. Best work on ferrous metallography yet published. 

Walker, John Bernard. 669.1 W16 

The story of steel. Harper, 1926. 

Most of the material was formerly published as a series of articles in the 

"Scientific American". Condensed from Preface. 

Popular, descriptive outline of manufacturing processes, with some attention to 

welfare work, financing, and distribution and marketing of products. Based on visits 

to the plants of the United States Steel Corporation. 

75


Wall (G. P.) Magneto Steel & Wire Works, Sheffield. r 669.17 W17 

Heat treatment of steel. Ed.3, rev. [1926?] 

Trade literature outlining methods of heat treatment, and listing some of the 

products made by this company. 

Fine Arts 

qr 705 A64 

Apollo; a journal of the arts [monthly], 1925-date. v.i-date. 1925-date. 

Baldry, Alfred Lys. qr 759 B19 

Contemporary figure painters; ed. by Geoffrey Holme. The Studio 

[1926]. (The Studio. Special winter number, 1925-26.) 

Partial contents.—"La Novia", by Hermen Anglada.—"The fisherwomen", by Frank 

Brangwyn.—"The bride", by C. E. Chambers.—"Jeunes Spartiates s'exer


Architecture 

The books designated by the letter b at the beginning of the call number zvere purchased 


Decoration. 

Ludy, Robert Borneman. 726 L975 

Historic churches of the world. Stratford, 1926. 


The same b 726 L975 

Brief descriptions of famous places of worship, including pre-Christian temples and 

shrines, Mohammedan mosques, and churches and cathedrals of the Old and the New 

World. About half tbe book is devoted to churches in America. Contains 127 plates. 

Murphy, James Cavaixah. qb 726 M97 

Plans, elevations, sections, and views of the Church of Batalha in the 

province of Estremadura in Portugal; with the history and description 

by Fr. Luis de Sousa, with remarks; to which is prefixed an introductory 

discourse on the principles of Gothic architecture; illustrated 

with 27 plates. Taylor, 1795. 

Music 

r 786.5 A51 

The American organist [monthly], 1924-date. v.7-date. 1924-date. 

Blom, Eric. 780.4 B55 

Stepchildren of music. Dial Press, 1926. 

Contents.—An offshoot of the Beggar's opera [The dragon of Wantley].—"Brave 

Galuppi."-—The philosopher, the actress, and the boy [Rousseau, Mme. Favart, Mozart], 

—"Tom Jones" on the French stage.-—A misjudged composer [Niccolo Piccinni].—An 

error of Rossini's youth.—Cherubini in church.-—Small Beethoven.—Three specimens of 

early Mendelssohn.—The musical diary of Liszt's travels.—Wagner's French songs.—A 

German precursor of Sullivan [Albert Lortzing].—A victim of his popularity [Alexander 

N. Serov].—The early Tchaikovsky symphonies.—Cesar Franck's weakness.—The tragedy 

of a comic opera [Le roi malgre lui].—Imitation Handel [Samuel Butler].—The father 

of Spanish music-drama [Felipe Pedrell],—Max Reger at the organ.—The chamber music 

of Albert Roussel.—Elgar's most neglected masterpiece.—Bela Bartok as quartet writer.-—• 

A musical novel by Frederick Delius.—A late Strauss opera.—The carol revived. 

Colles, Henry Cope. 780.9 C69 

The growth of music; a study in musical history for schools. 3 pts. 

in lv. Clarendon Press, 1924. 

Pt.3 contains bibliographies. 

pt.i. From the troubadours to J. S. Bach. 

pt.2. The age of the sonata, from C. P. Bach to Beethoven. 

pt.3. Ideals of the nineteenth century. 

Johnson, James Weldon, ed. qM 784.7 J36s 

The second book of Negro spirituals; ed. with an introduction; 

musical arrangements by J. R. Johnson. Viking Press, 1926. 

The same qr 784.7 J36s 

Recreation 

Bergholt, Ernest George Binckes. 795 B45 

A new book of patience games; fully illustrated. 2 pts. in lv. Routledge, 

1920.


Denison, Thomas Stewart. 793.1 D429 

Friday afternoon series of dialogues; a collection of original dialogu 

suitable for boys and girls in school entertainments. Denison [cl907]. 

Powel, Harford Willing Hare. 796.32 P87 

Walter Camp, the father of American football; an authorized biography; 

with an introduction by E. K. Hall. Little, 1926. 

An account of Camp's foot-ball career and his contribution to the game, written 

primarily for school-boys. The last chapter describes the Walter Camp memorial and 

gives excerpts from the tributes of leading educators and editors. An appendix lists 

Camp's AIl-American football teams from 1889 through 1924. One chapter and an 

appendix describe the physical exercises called the "daily dozen". 

Propert, Walter Archibald. qr 793.3 P96 

The Russian ballet in Western Europe, 1909-1920, with a chapter 

on the music by Eugene Goossens and sixty-three illustrations from 

original drawings. Lane, 1926. 

An account of the achievements of the ballet under the direction of Diagilev. The 

plates, which are in color, show designs for settings and costumes drawn by Bakst, 

Derain, Golovin, Matisse, Picasso, and others. 

Thurston, Howard. 133 T43 

200 tricks you can do. Sully [cl926]. 

Literature 

Avent, John M., ed. 824.08 A95 

Book of modern essays. Allyn [cl924]. (The academy classics.) 

"A brief list of contemporary essays": p.243—244. 

Contents.—Preface.—Introduction.—The social value of the college-bred, by William 

James.—From "Adventures and enthusiasms", by E. V. Lucas.—Poetry for the unpoetical, 

by H. S. Canby.—From "The uses of diversity", by G. K. Chesterton.—Money, 

by Agnes Repplier.—A holiday in a vacation, by Henry Van Dyke.—Behold, this dreamer 

cometh, by A. C. Benson.—Bridges, by W. P. Eaton.—An old American towpath, by 

Richard Le Gallienne.—Every man's natural desire to be somebody else, by S. M. 

Crothers.—Some reflections on the loss of the Titanic, by Joseph Conrad.—Abraham 

Lincoln, by Woodrow Wilson.—A new world, by Hendrik Van Loon.—Questions and 

discussion. 

Beach, Joseph Warren. 810.9 B34 

The outlook for American prose. University of Chicago Press 

[cl926]. 

Critical essays reprinted from various periodicals. Some of the authors considered 

are Cabell, Mencken, Sherman, Hergesheimer, Anderson, Kreymborg, Bradford, and Van 

Vechten. 

The Cambridge history of American literature. 810.9 C14s 

A short history of American literature based upon the Cambridge 

history of American literature, ed. by W. P. Trent [and others]. Putnam, 

1922. 

Selected chapters from the "Cambridge history of American literature". 

"Bibliographical notes": p.409-414. 

Contents.— Colonial writers.— Knickerbocker writers.— Poe.— Transcendentalists. 

Poets, essayists, romancers.—Lincoln.—Whitman.—The new nation.—The short story!— 

Historians and scholars.—Preachers and philosophers.—The English language in America


Chase, Mary Ellen, & Del Plaine, Mrs. F. K. 820.8 C39 

The art of narration. Crofts, 1926. 


Selections from English and American literature. Designed as a college text-book 

to furnish models and helpful suggestions for the study of 12 types of prose narrative. 

Faxon, Grace B., ed. 808.8 F29 

Many a way for Memorial day; a collection of recitations, quotations, 

words for familiar tunes, exercises, dialogues and plays, arranged with 

many helpful notes and suggestions. Baker, 1926. (Many-a-way series.) 

Legouis, Iimile Hyacinthe, & Cazamian, Louis. 820.9 LS4 

A history of English literature, v.l. Macmillan, 1926. 

"List of works for general reference": v.l, p.x. 

v.l. The Middle Ages & the Renascence; tr. from the French, by H. D. Irvine. 

Lindgren, Homer Dorr, comp. 815 L719 

Modern speeches. Crofts, 1926. 

The same r 815 L719 

A collection of speeches most of which have been given by Americans since 1920. 

Parker, Theodore. 814 P24s 

Saint Bernard, and other papers; ed. with notes by C. W. Wendte. 

Amer. LTnitarian Assoc. [cl911.] 

Richman, Jacob. 296 R42 

Laughs from Jewish lore. Funk, 1926. 

A collection of Jewish anecdotes. 

Thorpe, Clarence De Witt. 821 K15zt 

The mind of John Keats. Oxford University Press, 1926. 


Analyzes the poet's esthetic and philosophic principles as they are expressed in his 

letters, critical comments, and poems. The author characterizes these principles as 

"startlingly comprehensive", and holds "that Keats had developed aesthetic theories that 

should give him rank with Horace, Dante, Wordsworth, Goethe, Schiller". 

Welby, Thomas Earle. 821 S97zwe 

A study of Swinburne. Doran [cl926]. 


Poetry 

Carnegie Library School Association. q 808.8 C21ar 

Arbor day in poetry; poems chosen by a committee. Wilson, 1926. 

The same qj 808.8 C21ar 

The same qr 808.8 C2162ar 

Chaucer, Geoffrey. 821 C41ap 

The approach to Chaucer; prose tales by Emily Underdown, modern 

verse renderings by R. H. Home [and others]. Nelson [1925]. (The 

"teaching of English" series.) 

Downey, Fairfax. 811 D77 

When we were rather older; decorations by Jefferson Machamer. 

Minton [cl926]. 

A parody of "When we were very young", by A. A. Milne.


Emerson, Nannette Snow. 811 E586 

A Thanksgiving story, embodying the ballad of "Betsey and I are 

out", and other poems. Carleton, 1873. 

Greig, Gavin, comp. q 821.08 G87 

Last leaves of traditional ballads and ballad airs; ed. with an introductory 

essay, collations, and notes by Alexander Keith. Buchan Club, 

1925. 

"A short bibliography of Aberdeenshire ballad manuscripts": p.293-297; "List of 

books and mss. containing or alluding to ballads or airs mentioned in this work": 

p.299-304. 

The same qr 821.08 G87 

A collection of over a hundred ballads drawn almost exclusively from the county of 

Aberdeen, Scotland. 

Hardy, Thomas. 821 H26co 

Collected poems. Macmillan, 1926. 

The same r 821 H26co 

Philips, Edith, comp. 841.08 P49 

Poesies franchises, 1860-1925; editees avec notes explicatives; intro 

duction par Rene Lalou. Crofts, 1926. 

"Notes bibliographiques" : p.199-202. 

Stephens, James. 821 S833c 

Collected poems. Macmillan, 1926. 

Thomas, Edith Matilda. 811 T37s 

Selected poems; ed. with a memoir by J. B. Rittenhouse. Harper, 

1926. 

Drama. Theater 

.ffischylus. 882 A25pL 

Plays; tr. into English verse by Robert Potter, with an introduction 

by Henry Morley. Ed.2. Routledge, 1889. (Morley's universal library.) 

Contents.—Prometheus chained.—The supplicants.—The seven chiefs against Thebes. 

—Agamemnon.—The Choephors.—The furies.—The Persians. 

Baker (Walter H.) Co. r 016.822 B177 

A catalogue of Baker's plays. [1926?] 

Carter, Huntly. q 792 C23n 

The new spirit in the European theatre, 1914-1924; a comparative 

study of the changes effected by the war and revolution. Doran [1926]. 

"Comparative list of plays": p.279-285. 

Dunn, Esther Cloudman. 822 J42zd 

Ben Jonson's art; Elizabethan life and literature as reflected therein. 

Smith College, 1925. (Smith College fiftieth anniversary publications.) 

"References": p.139-154. 

Lemercier de Neuville, Louis. 842 L58 

Trois comedies pour jeunes filles; pieces a jouer dans les families et 

dans les pensionnats. 1st ser. Holt. (French plays for girls, no.l.) 

Contents.—Les cuisinieres, tableau culinaire en un acte.—Le petit Tom, comedie 

en un acte.—La malade imaginaire, comedie en un acte.—Mises en scene.

BOOKS ADDED—FEBRUARY 1927 .SI 

National Education Association. 792.5 N15 

The drama of American independence, pageant episodes for schools 

and colleges in commemoration of the one hundred fiftieth anniversary 

of the signing of the Declaration of Independence, 1776-1926. [cl926.] 

"Bibliography on pageants and pageantry": p.154-156. 

Racine, Jean. 842 R12t2 

Theatre complet, avec des remarques litteraires et un choix de 

notes classiques par Felix Lemaistre, precede d'une notice sur la vie et 

le theatre de Racine par L. S. Auger. 2v. 

"Notice sur la vie et le theatre de Racine": v.l, p.v-xii. 

v.l. La Thebaide; ou, Les freres ennemis.—Alexander le Grand.—Andromaque.— 

Les plaideurs.—Britannicus.—Berenice. 

v.2. Bajazet.—Mithridate.—Iphigenie en Aulide.—Phedre.—Esther.—Athalie. 

Shakespeare, William. 822.33 Q33 

Comedy of Katharine and Petruchio, as arranged by Leland Powers. 

Baker, 1925. 

Shaw, George Bernard. 822 S534tr 

Translations and tomfooleries. Brentano, 1926. 

Contents.—Jitta's atonement [by Siegfried Trebitsch, tr. by G. B. Shaw].—TRIFLES 

AND TOMFOOLERIES: The admirable Bashville or, Constancy rewarded; Press cuttings; 

The glimpse of reality; Passion, poison, and petrifaction; or, The fatal gazogene; The 

fascinating foundling; The music-cure. 

The same r 822 S53tr 

Biography 


Allen, Hervey. 92 P741aLL 

Israfel; the life and times of Edgar Allan Poe. 2v. Doran, 1926. 


The same r 92 P741aLL 

A detailed and carefully documented study. The new material used is concerned 

mainly with Poe's boyhood and youth, and consists of private letters in the Valentine 

collection and of the business papers of John Allan's firm. Poe's work itself is discussed 

only in so far as it throws light upon the life and character of the poet. 

Alterton, Margaret. 92 P741aL 

Origins of Poe's critical theory. Iowa University [1925], (Iowa 

University. Humanistic studies, v.2, no.3.) 

Bryan, George Sands. 92 E288b 

Edison, the man and his work. Knopf, 1926. 


Galletti, Alfredo. 92 S268g 

Gerolamo Savonarola. [Ed.2.] 1924. (Profili, no.22.) 

"Bibliograf ia" : p.63-64. 

Ludovici, Anthony Mario. 92 R587L 

Personal reminiscences of Auguste Rodin. Lippincott, 1926. 


The author, an Englishman, gives an account of his association with Rodin as 

private secretary in 1906. He tells of Rodin's home life at Meudon and quotes the 

sculptor's opinions and conversations. The first chapter sketches Rodin's biography, and 

the latter part of the book is devoted to a critical appreciation of his art.


Nolte, Vincent Otto. r 92 N417n 

Fifty years in both hemispheres; or, Reminiscences of the life of a 

former merchant; tr. from the German. Redfield, 1854. 

Russell, Phillips. 92 F879ru 

Benjamin Franklin; the first civilized American; profusely illustrated. 

Brentano, 1926. 

"It is not as scientist... or public servant, or father of our liberties that we receive 

Franklin through Mr. Russell. It is as a rich personality, and as a wise man who lived 

with wit and humanity and admirable art... Mr. Russell has a sense of the sweep and 

movement of the time and of its extraordinarily vigorous intellectual currents. But he is 

mainly occupied with objective fact." Gerald Carson in Books, 1926. 

Stelzle, Charles. 92 S824s 

A son of the Bowery; the life story of an East Side American. 


An autobiography. The author, born in New York in 1869, has been prominent in 

social and religious work among working-men throughout the country. 

Warren, Louis Austin. 92 L715wa 

Lincoln's parentage & childhood; a history of the Kentucky Lincolns 

supported by documentary evidence. Century [cl926]. 


Based on investigations of court records in more than thirty Kentucky counties, and 

of other official documents relative to the Lincoln and Hanks families giving information 

concerning Lincoln's ancestry, and the influences of his home and environment. All of 

the records, the author asserts, reveal that Lincoln had an intelligent ancestry, honorable 

paternity, and a home that compared favorably with that of the average pioneer. 

Wharton, Grace (pseud, of Mrs. Katharine 92 R168w 

(Byerley) Thomson). 

Memoirs of the life of Sir Walter Ralegh, with some account of the 

period in which he lived. Gihon, 1816. 


Box, Pelham H. 923.2 B66 

Three master builders and another; studies in modern revolutionary 

and liberal statesmanship; with an introduction by Ernest Barker. 

Jarrolds, 1925. 


Contents.— Nikolai Lenin.— Benito Mussolini.-— Eleutherios Venizelos.— Woodrow 

Wilson. 

Butler, Nicholas Murray. 923.2 B97 

Les fitats-Unis d'Amerique; leur origine, leur developpement, leur 

unite. 1925. (Bibliotheque France-Amerique.) 

"Useful references": p.267-272. 

Contents.—Les precurseurs de la nation: Samuel Adams et Benjamin Franklin.— 

Le pere de la patrie: George Washington.—Les fondateurs de la nation: Alexander 

Hamilton et James Madison.—Le representant de l'esprit democratique: Thomas Jefferson.—La 

nation consolidee dans la loi et dans 1'opinion publique: John Marshall, Daniel 

Webster [et] Andrew Jackson.—Le defenseur et le conservateur de I'unite et de la 

puissance nationale: Abraham Lincoln.—Cinquante ans de developpement et de progres. 

r 920 W6658 

Who's who in China, containing the pictures and biographies of China's 

best known political, financial, business, and professional men. Ed.3. 

China Weekly Review [1925]. 

"Directory of American returned students": p.1-25 at end.

General 



Goodrich, Charles Augustus. r 910 G62 

The universal traveller; designed to introduce readers at home to an 

acquaintance with the arts, customs, and manners of the principal 

modern nations on the globe. Robins, 1849. 

Europe 

r 914.4 A51 

Americans in France; a directory, 1925. American Chamber of Commerce 

in France [1925]. 

1925, ed. by A. M. Brace. 

Denmark, 1925. 1925. r 914.89 D42 

Published by the Danish Ministry for foreign affairs and the Danish Statistical 

department. 

Gardiner, Edward Norman. q 913.38 G17o 

Olympia; its history & remains. Clarendon Press, 1925. 

"Selected bibliography": p.[xvii]—xviii. 

Sets forth briefly the results of the excavations begun by the German government 

in 1876, and traces the story of the Olympian festival and of Olympia in its relation to 

Greek politics, religion, and art. Contains 130 illustrations including photographs and 

drawings. 

Lucas, Edward Verrall. 914.56 L969 

A wanderer in Rome; with sixteen illustrations in colour by Harry 

Morley, and thirty-two reproductions from photographs. Doran [cl926]. 

Nutting, Wallace. q 914.15 N54 

Ireland beautiful; illustrated by the author with three hundred and 

four pictures covering all the counties in Ireland. Old America Co. 

[cl925.] (States beautiful series.) 

Roscoe, Edward Stanley. 914.257 R71 

Buckinghamshire; with sixteen illustrations by F. D. Bedford, twelve 

from photographs and four maps and plans. Ed.4. Methuen [1923]. 

(The little guides.) 


United States 

Chicago Association of Commerce. qr 917.73 C4323 

[The twenty-first anniversary (1904-25) of the Chicago Association 

of Commerce survey of the progress and development of the city of 

Chicago and the Chicago metropolitan district during recent years.] 

11 pts. in lv. 1925. 

Contents.—Survey of advertising, publishing, printing, and allied lines.—Survey of 

civic development.—Survey of foods, chemicals, and drugs.—Survey of the metal trades 

and allied industries.—Survey of manufacturing and wholesale distribution.-—Survey of 

local and retail conditions.—Survey of the furniture trade.—Survey on public service.— 

Survey of the construction, industries, and physical development of Chicago.—Survey of 

banking and finance.—Survey of public improvements.


Dana, John Cotton. r 917.43 D19 

Vermont explained by a typical Vermont village, which is to say 

Plymouth. Elm Tree Press [cl925]. 

On cover: Plymouth; story of the old home of President Coolidge. 

Laut, Agnes Christina. 917.8 L37b 

The blazed trail of the old frontier; being the log of the Upper 

Missouri Historical Expedition under the auspices of the governors & 

historical associations of Minnesota, North and South Dakota, and 

Montana for 1925; with many illustrations from drawings by C. M. 

Russell. McBride, 1926. 

The same r 917.8 L37b 

"An official record... [turned] into a fascinatingly written monograph which resurrects 

the past of the old frontier... The spirited pen and ink drawings by Charles 

M. Russell of the high moments in the lives of explorers, pioneers, and Indians, and a 

map in colors showing the old frontier routes, trom Groseilliers's expedition in 1656 to 

that of the Great Northern Railway in 1862, round out the volume." Bookman, 1926. 


Connecticut beautiful; illustrated by the author with three hundred 

and four pictures covering all the counties in Connecticut. Old America 

Co. [cl923.] (States beautiful series.) 


Maine beautiful; a pictorial record covering all the counties of Maine, 

with text between. Old America Co. [cl924.] (States beautiful series.) 


New Hampshire beautiful; illustrated by the author with three 

hundred and four pictures covering all the counties in New Hampshire. 

Old America Co. [cl923.] (States beautiful series.) 


American School of Oriental Research in Jerusalem. r 913.33 A51b 

Bulletin, Feb. 1920-date. no.2-date. 1920-date. 

no.2-4 published irregularly; no.5-date published quarterly. 

Bell, Archie. 917.297 B39 

The spell of the Caribbean Islands, illustrated. Page [cl926]. 

(Spell series.) 


Describes the Leeward and Windward Islands of ihe West Indies. 

r 917.291 C9112 

The Cuba review [monthly], Dec. 1923-date. v.22-date. 1923-date. 

Hall, Trowbridge. 915 2 H17 

Japan in silhouette. Macmillan, 1925. 

Sketches of characteristic scenes and customs of old Japan. 

Roosevelt, Theodore, b. 1887, & Roosevelt, Kermit. 915.84 R68 

East of the sun and west of the moon; illustrations from photographs 

taken by K. R. Scribner, 1926. 

An account of the adventures of an expedition to the Pamirs, Turkestan, and the 

Tian Shan Mountains in search of specimens for the Field Museum of Natural History.

History 

General 

BOOKS ADDED—FEBRUARY 1927 • 85 

Randall, John Herman, b. 1899. 901 R18 

The making of the modern mind; a survey of the intellectual background 

of the present age. Houghton, 1926. 

"References" and "Selected reading lists" at end of most of the chapters. 

Traces through medieval, renaissance, and modern history the growth of ideas that 

have influenced civilization. The author is (1926) assistant professor of philosophy, 

Columbia University. 

Europe 

Aldwell, Samuel William Hemphill. qb 942.6 A36 

Wingfield; its church, castle, and college; illustrations chiefly by 

J. E. Groom. Harrison [1925]. 

"Extracts from some old Wingfield wills, 1375-1504": p.110-115. 

"Baptisms, marriages, and burials in Wingfield from 1538 to 1838": p.116—257. 

Asquith, Herbert Henry. 942.08 A84 

Fifty years of British Parliament; with illustrations. 2v. Little, 1926. 


The author was a member of Parliament from 1886 to 1924, was for many years 

the leader of the Liberal party, and was Prime Minister from 1908 to 1916. Volume 

one covers the period from 1868 to 1900; volume two, from 1901 to 1918. Little 

material concerning the World War is included. 

"A skillful blending of history, biography and political philosophy, interspersed with 

shrewd comments and criticisms, written in pleasant, sometimes even brilliant style... 

There is no bitterness in the volumes, nor long apologies for actions done or left undone. 

There are likes and dislikes. . .freely and frankly expressed. . .But they are all in a 

calm, quiet spirit." A. L. Sachar in Books, 1926. 

Coulton, George Gordon. 940.1 C83 

The medieval village. Cambridge University Press, 1925. (Cambridge 

studies in medieval life and thought.) 

"Authorities" : p. [xxi]—xxx. 

The substance of the present volume was delivered as a course of lectures at the 

University College of Wales, Aberystwyth. It is a study of the social conditions among 

medieval peasants and serfs, and their relations with the baronial and monastic manors. 

Inge, William Ralph. 942 1244 

England. Benn, 1926. (The modern world; a survey of historical 

forces.) 


Dean Inge presents as his personal point of view, with no attempt at impartiality, 

this survey of the country, the characteristics of its people, and its political and industrial 

problems and prospects. He expresses the belief that England is in great danger from 

the anti-social and unpatriotic sectionalism engendered by industrialism. 

Lavisse, Ernest. 944 L39h 

Histoire de France, cours elementaire. Heath [cl919]. (Heath's 

modern language series.) 

qr 942.56 V312 

The Victoria history of the county of Huntingdon; ed. by William Page 

and Granville Proby, assisted by H. E. Norris. v.l. [Constable] 1926. 

(The Victoria history of the counties of England.) 


"Text of the Huntingdonshire Domesday": v.l, p.337-355.

86 • CARNEGIE LIBRARY OF PITTSBURGH 

qr 942.46 V31 

The Victoria history of the county of Stafford; ed. by William Page. 

v.l. Constable, 1908. (The Victoria history of the counties of England.) 


United States 

Kulp, George Brubaker. r 974.832 K43h 

Historical essays. 1892. 

Bibliography at end of part of the chapters. 

Contents.—Indians; Teedyuscung.—Old Forge; early Methodism.—Coal, its antiquity. 

—Sabbath-Sunday. 


Terry, Thomas Philip. 972.91 T31 

Terry's guide to Cuba including the Isle of Pines, with a chapter 

on the ocean routes to the island; a handbook for travelers; with 2 

specially drawn maps and 7 plans. Houghton, 1926. 



Adams, Kathleen, & Atchinson, F. E., comp. j 398 A21 

A book of giant stories, with illustrations by R. W. Lahr. Dodd 

[cl926]. 

Contents.—Billy Beg and the bull.—Gallant tailor.—David and Goliath.—The giant 

who had no heart in his body.—Mollie Whuppie.—How Thor's hammer was lost and 

found.—Dorchester giant.—Jack and the beanstalk.—Finn McCoul.—The pygmies.— 

Thumbling the Dwarf, and Thumbling the Giant.—The giant.—The giant with three 

golden hairs.—Lady Featherflight.—The giant of Bang Beggars' Hall.—The selfish giant. 

Beard, Charles Austin, & Beard, Mrs. Mary (Ritter). j 973 B34h 

History of the United States. Macmillan, 1926. 

"References" and "Research topics" at end of chapters. 

Important problems and movements of each period are set forth, emphasizing the 

causes and results of the important events, and dwelling on the social and economic 

aspects. For the older boys and girls. 

Beard, Daniel Carter. j 796.5 B34w 

Wisdom of the woods. Lippincott, 1926. (Woodcraft series.) 

Practical and first-hand knowledge of outdoor handicraft that has been tried out at 

the Dan Beard Camp. Some of the chapters are: How to make your own bow and bow 

string.—'Ware of forest fires.—Don'ts for thunder storms.—Hints to campers.—General 

hiking and overnight hiking.—Cheap camp kitchens, pantries, caches, and coolers. 

Beston, Henry B. j 398.097 B46 

The sons of Kai; the story the Indian told. Macmillan, 1926. (The 

little library.) 

A legend of the Navahos, telling how the twin sons of Kai became great heroes and 

learned the Song of Healing. 

Boeckel, Mrs. Florence Brewer, comp. j 172.4 B58 

Books of goodwill. 2v. National Council for Prevention of War, 

1926. 

Bibliographies: v.l, p.114-118; v.2, p.147-151. 

v.l. Through the gateway. 

v.2. Across borderlines. 

Includes stories, essays, poems, directions for games and projects, pageants, and 

songs. Music is given for some of the songs.


Bryant, Sara Cone. j B842go 

Gordon; more stories to read yourself. Houghton. 

Account of Gordon's summer on a farm. The text is printed in large type, and 

there are many illustrations. 

Carnegie Library School Association. qj 808.8 C21ar 

Arbor day in poetry; poems chosen by a committee. Wilson, 1926. 

Firdausi. j 891.5 F51e2 

The epic of kings; hero tales of ancient Persia; retold from Firdusi's 

Shah-Nameh by Helen Zimmern; rediscovered & illustrated by Wilfred 

Jones. Macmillan, 1926. 

Firdausi was the greatest epic poet of Persia. His "Book of kings" tells the old, 

half-mythical history of Persia, including the hero tales of Zal and Rustem. 

Grimm, Jakob Ludwig, & Grimm, W. K. qj 398 G91hn 

Hansel and Gretel, and other stories; illustrated by Kay Nielsen. 

Doran. 

Contents.—Hansel and Gretel.—The six swans.—Little brother and little sister.—The 

fisherman and his wife.—The drummer.—Rosebud.—The spindle, the shuttle, and the 

needle.—Snowdrop.—Jorinde and Joringel.—The goose girl.—Clever Alice.—Cherry; or, 

The frog bride.—The three little men in the wood.—The valiant little tailor.—Roland.— 

The juniper tree.—Rapunzel.—The three magic gifts.—Catskin.—The golden goose.— 

Rumpelstiltskin.—The two brothers. 

Contains many large colored illustrations and others in black and white. 

Hopkins, William John, b. 1863. j H786she 

She blows! and sparm at that! [abridged]; with illustrations from 

paintings by C. W. Ashley. Houghton. (Riverside bookshelf.) 

Story of a four-year cruise on a whaler in the South seas during the early seventies. 

The rescue of a marooned captain and an encounter with his mutinous crew, a conflict 

with pirates, and adventures with competing vessels add action and excitement. Contains 

an accurate and detailed account of whaling. 

Kaleel, Mousa J. j 915.69 Kll 

When I was a boy in Palestine; illustrated from photographs. 

Harrap [1926]. 

Account of a boy's life in a small town near Jerusalem. He tells about his games 

and playthings, his school and home life, and the manners and customs of his country. 

Lindsay, Maud. j L722t 

The toy shop; illustrated by F. L. Young. Lothrop. 

"A little old lady with silvery hair and pleasant twinkling eyes kept the toy shop 

and all the children called her the toy-lady." Here are stories about some of the playthings 

purchased from her and about the children who received them. 

Lofting, Hugh. j L771dc 

Doctor Dolittle's caravan. Stokes. 

The Doctor's latest achievement is a bird opera, which proves very successful in 

London. "Madame Coloratura Pippinella, the unique Contralto Canary" is the prima 

donna, and her own dramatic life story is told in the opera. Many humorous pictures 

drawn by the author. 

Lustig, Sonia. j L981r 

Roses of the winds, illustrated by Boris Artzybasheff. Doubleday. 

True to life story of a Russian noble family during the last half of the 19th century. 

The father is an army officer and is stationed at Tiff lis, among the hostile natives of 

the Caucasus. The youngest child spends a winter in a peasant's cottage in Finland and 

learns a great deal about the life and customs of that country.


Milne, Alan Alexander. j M712w 

Winnie-the-Pooh, with decorations by E. H. Shepard. Dutton. 

Here are delightful nonsense stories about Edward Bear, better known as Winniethe-Pooh,—how 

he went a-hunting with Piglet and nearly caught a woozle and how he 

and Christopher Robin led a famous expedition to the North Pole— 

"And Rabbit's relations all went, too, 

And where the pole was none of them knew. 

Sing hey for Owl and Rabbit and all." 

The amusing pictures of Eeyore, the melancholy donkey, Kanga, and little Roo, and 

the other animals will be enjoyed as well as the stories. A good book to read aloud. 

Spyri, Johanna. j S772e 

Eveli, the little singer; tr. by E. P. Stork, illustrations in color by 

Blanche Greer. Lippincott. (Stories all children love series.) 

Contents.—Peppino.—Eveli, the little singer.—The Stauffer mill. 

Peppino is a little Italian boy who helps his mother earn a living. The other two 

stories are about Swiss children. 

Stefansson, Vilhjalmur. j 919.8 S81m 

My life with the Eskimo; forewords by H. F. Osborn and R. W. 

Brock, with a natural history appendix by R. M. Anderson. Macmillan, 

1926. 

The author is an explorer who lived four years with, the Eskimos of the far North. 

He spoke their language and shared their homes, thereby learning their customs, ideals, 

legends, and traditions by actual companionship. Many illustrations. 

Sugimoto, Etsu (Inagaki), & Austen, N. V. j 915.2 S94 

With Taro and Hana in Japan, with illustrations and decorations by 

G. W. Hood. Stokes, 1926. 

A Japanese boy and girl who were born in America see the land of their parents 

for the first time. They are delighted with their grandmother's home in one of the 

provinces and with the life of Tokio. They enjoy the doll festival, the field day sports, 

and a visit to Mulberry village and the Princess Cocoon. 

Yule, Emma Sarepta. , j 952 Y47 

Stories from Japanese history, for boys and girls. Heath [cl926]. 

Selected incidents of Japanese history from its legendary beginning to its modern 

civilization. Some of these are: Jimmo Tenno, the first emperor.—Jingu Kogo, the 

woman warrior.—Hideyoshi, a great general.—The peasant boy who became a prince.— 

The new era, Meiji. 

Zeitlin, Ida. qj 398 Z43 

Skazki; tales and legends of old Russia; illustrated by Theodore 

Nadejen. Doran [cl926]. 

Contents.—Kyrilo the Tanner.—Tsar Saltan.—The soldier and the demons.—Ivan 

Tsarevitch and the gray wolf.—The golden cock.—All-wise Helen.—Ruslan and Lyudmila.—Sadko, 

the merchant.—Kostchei the Deathless.—Whither no one knows.—The 

sleeping Tsarevna and the seven giants.—The snake-Tsarevna.—How the bogatirs were 

destroyed in holy Russia. 

Collection of Russian wonder tales for the older boys and girls. They have been 

gathered from various sources, four of them being translations of Pushkin's poems. 

Twenty-four colored illustrations.








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An r or b prefixed lo the call number indicates that the book must be 

called for and used in the Reference or the Technology Room; j that it is 


Fiction 

Adams, Samuel Hopkins. A217p 

The piper's fee. Boni. 

Using some of the figures and scenes from his earlier novel "Siege", the author 

continues the chronicles of the Ruyland family, though his heroine is not a Ruyland but a 

"gully" child. She grows up with a high sense of honor that makes her willing to 

sacrifice herself for the error of another toward whom she feels a moral responsibility. 

[Aldington, Mrs. Hilda (Doolittle).] A363p 

Palimpsest; a palimpsest, i. e., a parchment from which one writing 

has been erased to make room for another [by] H. D. [Houghton.] 

Contains "Hipparchia", a story of a Roman hetaera, about 75 B.C., "Murex", a story 

of post-war London, and "Secret name", a story of Egypt at the time of the Tutenkhamun 

excavations about 1925. 

Banning, Mrs. Margaret (Culkin). B228w 

The women of the family. Harper. 

Three beautiful women in different generations of the Romer family had fallen 

victims in early married life to morbid melancholia, and Suzanne Romer feared her 

heritage, though love had overcome her scruples. In the sixth year of her marriage only a 

timely investigation of the truth of what had happened in the past saved her from the 

curse. 

B46645 

The Best British short stories of 1926, with an Irish supplement; ed. by 

E. J. O'Brien. Dodd. 

"The yearbook of the British and Irish short story June 1925 to May 1926": p.335- 

427. 

Contents.—The awakening, by Stella Benson.—The Devil's own luck, by J. D. 

Beresford.—The mousetrap, by Gerald Bullett.—The dream of Ah Lum, by Thomas 

95


The Best British short stories of 1926—continued. B4664S 

Burke.—The box, by "Richard Carol".—The field of mustard, by A. E. Coppard — 

Mr. Kempe, by Walter De La Mare.—A country house, by Dorothy Edwards.—The Aunt 

Sally, by Constance Holme.—Half holiday, by Aldous Huxley.—The prevailing ill, by 

Humfrey Jordan.—The woman who rode away, by D. H. Lawrence.—Step-mother Earth, 

by Ena Limebeer.—Down and out, by A. N. Monkhouse.—Crazywell, by Eden Phillpotts.—Defeat, 

by Edward Scouller.—Cobbler, cobbler, mend my shoe, by "Jan Struther". 

—Mr. Oddy, by Hugh Walpole.—Pound for pound, by A. R. Wetjen.—Balalaika, by F. 

B. Young.—The piper, by Thomas Kelly.—The inquisition, by Liam O'Flaherty. 

Buchan, John. B848d 

The dancing floor. Houghton. 

A young Englishman, who from his childhood has had a strange recurrent dream, 

finds himself, for its fulfillment, drawn into a weird and mysterious adventure, on 

Plakos, one of the Isles of Greece. 

Community Workers of the New York Guild for C735m 

the Jewish Blind, comp. 

More aces; a collection of short stories. Putnam. 

Contents.—The feud [by] George Ade.—Malinka's atonement [by] Mary Antin.— 

The drought [by] Konrad Bercovici.—The cage [by] Dorothy Canfield.—Scandal [by] 

Willa Cather.—A winter's tale [by] Zona Gale.—A simple tale [by] John Galsworthy.— 

I am a pirate king [by] Sam Hellman.—The Gold in Fish [by] Fannie Hurst.—The 

laurels and the lady [by] Leonard Merrick.—The masterpiece [by] Kathleen Norris.— 

"The beloved" [by] G. B. Stern.—Rubber heels [by] B. R. Sher.—The stage door [by] 

Rita Weiman.—Her own room [by] T. S. Winslow. 

Dunsany, Edward John Moreton Drax Plunkett, baron. D9262c 

The charwoman's shadow. Putnam. 

"A beautiful fairy tale, with the magician, the youth, the charwoman, who has been 

a lovely young girl of Aragona." Margery Latimer in Books, 1926. 

Erskine, John. E786g 

Galahad; enough of his life to explain his reputation. Bobbs. 

"Having reduced the story to the bare outlines of plot, the narrator then applies 

to the framework such modern motives, characterizations, and 'psychology' as may hold 

it all consistently together, without recourse to any special pleading regarding the Middle 

Ages with its dragons, its magic, its love-potions, enchanted castles, sorcerers, and what 

not.. .Guinevere is the leading character, and it is round the representation of her 

peculiar passions that the criticism of this book will rage." C. B. Tinker in Saturday 


Gray, Charles Wright, ed. G8162r 

Real dogs; an anthology of short stories. Holt. 

Contents.—Allegheny [by] J. T. Foote.—Billy, the dog that made good [by] E. T. 

Seton.—The coming of Lochinvar Bobby [by] A. P. Terhune.—Damsel [by] W. L. 

Comfort.— A dark-brown dog [by] Stephen Crane.— Dog wanted: male [by] E. P. 

Butler.—Don [by] Zane Grey.—The hound of Ireland [by] Donn Byrne.—Kazan [by] 

J. O. Curwood.—Poodle [by] Hugh Walpole.—Rusty Roustabout [by] H. R. Sass.—Tell 

it to the dog [by] Gouverneur Morris.-—A very shy -gentleman [by] P. G. Wodehouse.— 

When the Prince came home [by] George Marsh.—Prayer for a pup [by] W. A. Dyer. 

Jacobs, William Wymark. J134se 

Sea whispers. Scribner. 

Contents.—The bravo.—Taking pains.—His brother's keeper.—Trust money.—Kitchen 

company.—The model.—Artful cards.—Handsome Harry.—The blindness of Capt. 

Ferguson.—Wapping-on-Thames.—The interruption.—Bed cases. 

Leroux, Gaston. L6363ph 

The phantom clue. Macaulay. 

A mystery story.

BOOKS ADDED—MARCH 1927 97 

Mitchison, Mrs. Naomi. M751co 

The conquered, with an introduction by Ernest Barker. Cape. 

"The story of Caesar's Gallic Wars as seen by a Gaul who has become the slave. . .of 

a Roman officer... [and] of the contest in his soul between growing patriotism and his 

passionate devotion to his master... [The author] gives an impressive picture of Gaul 

during the seven years of Caesar's campaigns. At the same time she makes the emotions 

of her characters actual and our own." Raymond Mortimer in Nezv statesman, 1923. 

Neihardt, John Gneisenau. N215i 

Indian tales, and others. Macmillan. 

Contents.—The singer of the ache.—The look in the face.—The white Wakunda.— 

The mark of shame.—Dreams are wiser than men.—Vylin.—Mignon.—The last thunder 

song.—The alien.—The parable of the sack.-—The scars.—The red roan mare.—The art 

of hate.—Beyond the spectrum.—The nemesis of the deuces.—The revolt of a sheep.— 

The man who saw spring. 

The Indian tales are followed by other stories of frontier and pioneer life. 

Parrish, Anne. P2622t 

To-morrow morning. Harper. 

"The tale concerns a small community, the town of Westlake. . .Kate Green's 

devotion to her husband, her son, her niece, and to her simple household, for all that it 

recurrently puts off her problematical career till 'tomorrow morning,' nevertheless brings 

her the sort of life for which she is best fitted. Indeed...the studio probably served 

many a better purpose than that for which it was originally designed." Grace Frank in 


Richmond, Mrs. Grace Louise (Smith). R425ch 

Cherry Square; a neighbourly novel. Doubleday. 

A pleasant story of life in a small town, and particularly of the new household in 

the old Cherry house. 

Stern, Gladys Bronwyn. S8393d 

A deputy was king. Knopf. 

Continues from "The matriarch" the story of the Rakonitz family and especially of 

Toni Rakonitz—her marriage, her business interests, and her relations with the family. 

Thomas, Bertha. T373p 

Picture tales from Welsh hills. Browne, 1913. 

Contents.—The madness of Winifred Owen.—The only girl.—The way he went.—An 

undesirable alien.—Comic objects of the country (the impression of an industrial school 

boy).—A house that was.—The courtship of Ragged Robin.—The castle of sleep.— 

Zebedee, a latter-day prophet. 

Verga, Giovanni. V272m 

Mastro-Don Gesualdo; tr. by D. H. Lawrence. Seltzer. 

Bibliography: p.viii. 

A character study of a Sicilian peasant who has slowly and painfully accumulated 

a fortune, and married the daughter of a nobleman, only to find that his further ambitions 

cannot be realized and that happiness eludes him. 

Williams, Valentine. W749k 

The key man. Houghton. 


French Fiction 

Audoux, Marguerite. 843 A91d 

De la ville au moulin; roman. 

Balzac, Honore de. 843 B21s 

Seraphita. 

Contents.—Seraphita.—Jesus-Christ en Flandre.—Melmoth reconcile.—L'elixir de 

longue vie.


Benoit, Pierre. 843 B44p 

Le puits de Jacob; roman. 

Bost, Pierre. 843 B64 

Homicide par imprudence; roman. (Collection des amis des lettres 

franchises.) 

Delly, M. 843 D411 

Entre deux ames. 

Dow, Louis Henry, & Skinner, P. O., ed. 843 D76 

Quelques contes des romanciers naturalistes; selected and ed. with 

notes and vocabulary. Heath. (Heath's modern language series.) 

Contents.—Introduction.—Un cceur simple [par] Gustave Flaubert.—L'attaque du 

moulin [par] fonile Zola.—L'Arlesienne; Le cure de Cucugnan; La Transteverine 

[par] Alphonse Daudet.—En familie; Les prisonniers [par] Guy de Maupassant. 

Duhamel, Georges. 843 D88p 

La Pierre d'Horeb; roman. 

[Duranti, Marie Aglae (de le Loyere), comtesse de.] 843 D938 

Un coquin; roman. 

At head of title: Elie Dautrin [pseud.!. 

Farrere, Claude (pseud, of Charles Bargone). 843 F25j 

Une jeune fille voyagea; roman. 

Foa, Mme. Eugenie. 843 F68 

Le petit Robinson de Paris; ou, Le triomphe de l'industrie; ed. with 

notes and vocabulary by Louise de Bonneville. Amer. Book Co. 

Girard, Georges. 843 G444 

Les vainqueurs. ("Les documents bleus", no.15.) 

Huzard, Mme. Antoinette (de Bergevin) (pseud. 843 H987f 

Colette Yver). 

Le festin des autres. 

Merimee, Prosper. 843 M63q 

Quatre contes; ed. with introduction, notes, and vocabulary, by 

F. C. L. Van Steenderen. Holt. 

Contents.—Mateo Falcone.—L'enlevement de la redoute.—Tamango.—Le coup de 

pistolet. 

Reymont, Wladyslaw Stanislaw. 843 R37 

Les paysans; roman traduit du polonais avec l'autorisation de l'auteur 

par F. L. Schoell. v.1-3. 

v.l. L'automne. 

v.2. L'hiver. 

v.3. Le printemps. 

Stephan, Raoul. 843 S82 

La devotion a l'amour; roman. (Le roman litteraire.) 

Tharaud, Jerome, & Tharaud, Jean. 843 T33o 

L'ombre de la croix. 

Italian Fiction 

Chiesa, Francesco. 853 C43 

Tempo di marzo; romanzo.

BOOKS ADDED—MARCH 1927 

General Works 

American Library Association. 021.2 A51 

Libraries and adult education; report of a study made by the 

American Library Association. 1926. 


"Reading courses and aids in their preparation": p.249-266. 

"Selected references": p.269—278. 

The same r 021.2 A51 

Arnett, Lonna Dennis. r 020 A74 

Elements of library methods. Stechert, 1925. 

Bennett, Jesse Lee. 028 B43o 

On "culture" and "a liberal education" with lists of books which 

can aid in acquiring them. Arnold, 1924. 

Bulloch, John Malcolm. r 012 M146b 

A centennial bibliography of George Macdonald. Aberdeen University 

Press, 1925. 

County Library Conference (2d), London, 1924. q 027.5 C83 

County library conference, November 4th to 6th, 1924, held in the 

College of Preceptors, Bloomsbury Square, London, W. C; report of 

the proceedings. Constable [1925]. 

At head of title: Carnegie United Kingdom Trust. 

The report of the first conference has title "The proceedings of the Carnegie rural 

library conference", (qr 027.4 C2163) 

The same qr 027.5 C83 

Crawford, Nelson Antrim, & Rogers, C. E. 070 C87ag 

Agricultural journalism. Knopf, 1926. 

A text-book applying the fundamental principles of journalistic writing to agricultural 

and other rural subject matter. 

Irwin, Mary Leslie. r 012 T76i 

Anthony Trollope; a bibliography. Wilson, 1926. 

• Johnson, Burgess, comp. 070 J35 

Earning a living by the pen; vocational opportunities in journalism 

for young women, compiled from the testimony of two hundred young 

women college graduates who have found practical uses for their skill 

in writing. Bureau of publication, Vassar College [cl926]. 


Payne, George Henry. . 071 P33 

History of journalism in the United States. Appleton, 1926. 



Thayer, Frank. 070 T34 

Newspaper management. Appleton, 1926. 

A study of the business principles of newspaper publishing. Intended as a textbook 

for schools of journalism and as a handbook for the young publisher or junior 

executive. The author is (1926) counsel in newspaper management, associate professor 

of journalism in State College of Washington, and lecturer in journalism in the Universities 

of California and Wisconsin. 

99



Benrubi, Isaac. 194 B44 

Contemporary thought of France; tr. by E. B. Dicker. Knopf, 

1926. (Library of contemporary thought.) 


Traces the development of French philosophical teaching along three main lines: 

empiric positivism, critico-epistemological idealism, and metaphysico-spiritual positivism. 

Deals also with the contemporary thought of French speaking Switzerland. The author 

is (1926) lecturer in philosophy in the University of Geneva. 

Biichner, Friedrich Karl Christian Ludwig. r 113 B85 

Kraft und stoff; empirisch-naturphilosophische studien, in allgemeinverstandlicher 

darstellung. 1855. 

Clark University. 150 C52 

Psychologies of 1925. 1926. (Powell lectures in psychological 

theory.) 


Various psychological theories described by Madison Bentley, Knight Dunlap, W. S. 

Hunter, Kurt Koffka, Wolfgang Kohler, William McDougall, Morton Prince, J. B. 

Watson, and R. S. Woodworth. 

Corning, Hobart M. 136.7 C82 

After testing—what? the practical use of test results in one school 

system. Scott [cl926]. 

"Suggested readings" : p.27-28. 

Deals with the use of test results in classroom procedure and school administration 

in the school system of Trinidad, Colorado. The author is (1926) superintendent of 

schools in Trinidad. 

Crespi, Angelo. 195 C87 

Contemporary thought of Italy. Knopf, 1926. (Library of contemporary 

thought.) 

"Literature" at end of chapters. 

Contents.—The origins of Italian neo-idealism.—The historical idealism of Benedetto 

Croce.—The "actual idealism" of Giovanni Gentile.—From idealism to spiritual realism. 

Ducasse, Curt John. 122 D86 

Causation and the types of necessity. University of Washington 

Press [1924]. (Washington (state) University. Publications in the 

social sciences, v.l, no.2.) 

Gates, Arthur Irving. 150 G23 

Psychology for students of education. Macmillan, 1926. 

"References" at end of each chapter. 

Gordon, Ronald Grey. 136 G65 

Personality. Harcourt, 1926. (International library of psychology, 

philosophy, and scientific method.) 


The author is a practising physician, and treats of both the physical and the mental 

factors in the formation of personality. 

James, William, 1842-1910. 191 J16 

The philosophy of William James, drawn from his own works; with 

an introduction by H. M. Kallen. Modern Library [cl925]. (Modern 

library of the world's best books.) 

"The works of William James": p.371-375.


Shepperson, Sister Mary Fides. 189 T37zs 

A comparative study of St. Thomas Aquinas and Herbert Spencer. 

Pittsburgh, 1923. 


Thesis (Ph.D.)—University of Pittsburgh. 

The same r 189 T37zs 

Taylor, Edward Wyllys. 131 T25 

Psychotherapy; mental elements in the treatment of disease. Harvard 

University Press, 1926. (Harvard health talks.) 

Ethics 

Blacker, Charles Paton. 173 B51 

Birth control and the state; a plea and a forecast. Dutton [cl926]. 

(To-day and to-morrow series.) 

Presents briefly the chief arguments used against birth control, and more fully 

those in its favor, dividing them into three groups—international, social, and individual. 

The author, an English physician, makes the plea that the Ministry of health give the 

subject its sanction, and furnish advice at the centers under its control. 

170.6 F46 

The Fiftieth anniversary of the ethical movement, 1876-1926. Appleton, 

1926. 

Contains articles on religion and the ethical movement written by leaders of ethical 

societies in America, England, Germany, Austria, and Switzerland. With each article 

is a brief autobiographical sketch explaining the motives that led the author to identify 

himself with the movement. Contains also a chronology recording the leading events in the 

history of the American societies and the work of the international ethical organization. 

Keyserling, Hermann Alexander, graf von, ed. 173 K239 

The book of marriage; a new interpretation by twenty-four leaders 

of contemporary thought. Harcourt [cl926]. 

Contents.—-The correct statement of the marriage problem [by] Count Hermann 

Keyserling.—MARRIAGE IN SPACE AND TIME: The genesis of marriage [by] A. W. 

Nieuwenhuis; Marriage and matriarchy [by] Leo Frobenius; The Indian ideal of marriage 

[by] Rabindranath Tagore; The Chinese conception of marriage [by] Richard Wilhelm; 

The marriage of convention in Europe [by] Count Paul Thun-Hohenstein; Marriage and 

proletarianism [by] Paul Ernst; Romantic marriage [by] Ricarda Hu"ch; Bourgeois 

marriage [by] Jakob Wassermann; Marriage and the changing woman [by] Marta 

Karhveis; Marriage in the New World [by] B. M. Hinkle; Marriage in transition [by] 

Thomas Mann; The marriage of the future [by] Leonie Ungern-Sternberg.—MARRIAGE 

AS AN ETERNAL PROBLEM : The proper choice of partners [by] Count Hermann Keyserling; 

Physical and spiritual harmony in marriage [by] Ernst Kretschmer; Marriage 

as an analytical situation [by] Hans von Hattingberg; Marriage as a psychological 

relationship [by] C. G. Jung; Marriage as a task [by] Alfred Adler; Love as an art 

[by] Havelock Ellis; Marriage as a work of art [by] Mechtilde Lichnowsky; Marriage 

as a fetter [by] Paul Dahlke; Marriage as fulfilment [by] Mathilde von Kemnitz; 

Marriage and self-development [by] Alphonse Maeder; Marriage as mystery and command 

[by] Leo Baeck; Marriage as a sacrament [by] Joseph Bernhart. 

Lee, James Melvin. 174 L52 

Business ethics; a manual of modern morals. Ronald Press Co. 

[cl926.] 


Lyon, Leverett Samuel. 174 L99 

Making a living: the individual in society; an introduction to vocations, 

business, civics, and the problems of community life. Macmillan, 

1926. (Textbooks in the social studies; advanced series.) 

"Supplementary reading" at the end of each chapter; "Books that may be helpful 

for teachers": p.598-601.


Religion 

Augar, Friedrich. 272.1 A91 

Die frau im romischen christenprocess; ein beitrag zur verfolgungsgeschichte 

der christlichen kirche im romischen staat. 1905. 

"Sonderdruck aus Texte und untersuchungen zur geschichte der altchristlichen 

literatur, herausgegeben von Oscar v. Gebhardt und Adolf Harnack; neue folge, XIIL 

band, 4. heft." 

Browne, Lewis Allen. 209 B81 

This believing world; a simple account of the great religions of mankind; 

with more than seventy illustrations and animated maps drawn by 

the author. Macmillan, 1926. 

"Selected bibliography": p.335-339. 

Conner, Walter Thomas. 220 C75 

The teachings of "Pastor" Russell. Sunday School Board of the 

Southern Baptist Convention [cl926]. 

A criticism of Mr. Russell's "Studies in the Scriptures" which the author considers 

absurd and contrary to commonly accepted Christian principles. The author is (1926) 

professor of systematic theology in the Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, 

Fort Worth, Texas. 

Fosdick, Harry Emerson. 230 F79 

Adventurous religion, and other essays. Harper, .1926. 

Hodge, Charles. 227.5 H66 

A commentary on the Epistle to the Ephesians. Carter, 1858. 

"Commentaries": p.xx. 

Lake, Kirsopp. 281 L16 

Landmarks in the history of early Christianity. Macmillan, 1922. 


Lectures, somewhat expanded for publication, given in the spring of 1919 on the 

Haskell foundation of Oberlin College. 

Macartney, Clarence Edward Noble, comp. 252 Mil 

Great sermons of the world. Stratford Co., 1926. 

Macartney, Clarence Edward Noble. 221 Mil 

The parables of the Old Testament. Revell [cl916]. 

Nine sermons on the parables. 


Putting on immortality; reflections on the life beyond. Revell 

[cl926]. 


Twelve great questions about Christ; with foreword by J. G. 

Machen. Revell [cl923]. 

Discusses some of the questions most debated in the controversy between the "fundamentalists" 

and "modernists" in the church. The author, pastor (1927) of the First 

Presbyterian Church in Pittsburgh, is one of the leaders of the former group. 

Matthews, Walter Robert. 213 M47 

God and evolution. Longmans, 1926. (Liverpool diocesan board of 

divinity publications.) 

"Three lectures. . .delivered in Liverpool.. .The primary object. . .was to indicate a 

line of thought which delivers us from the suggestion, constantly made, that the 

evolutionary view of nature is hostile to belief in a transcendent God." Preface.


Murry, John Middleton. 232 M97 

Jesus, man of genius. Harper, 1926. 

Also published under the title "The life of Jesus". 

"His position. . .is not that of those for whom Jesus is 'above all else a supernatural 

being—a God.' He cannot share this belief...But the 'advanced' critics repel him by 

their assumption that Jesus was 'an ordinary sort of man'... He was an extraordinary 

man; and 'above all things a man of genius'. . .What is original in his book is 'the 

psychological interpretation of the historical facts—that is to say, the history of the 

development of the mind and soul of Jesus, from his baptism until his death'." Nation 

and Athenccum, 1926. 

Parker, Theodore. 252 P24L 

Lessons from the world of matter and the world of man; ed. with a 

preface by Rufus Leighton. Amer. Unitarian Assoc. 

Sermons. 

Plumer, William Swan. q 227.1 P71 

Commentary on Paul's Epistle to the Romans, with an introduction 

on the life, times, writings, and character of Paul. Randolph, 1870. 

Remey, Charles Mason. 297 R33p 

The peace of the world; a brief treatise upon the spiritual teaching 

of the Bahai religion, with particular regard to its application to the 

great problem now before the nations of the establishment of an enduring 

world peace. [Bahai Publishing Society] 1919. 

Scott, Stanley. 231 S42 

Making God vital; or, Jesus' idea of God for religious education. 



Contents.—The Synoptic Gospels as a source.—Jesus' idea of God according to the 

Fourth Gospel.—Changing conceptions of the idea of God.—Reconstructing the idea of 

God.—Intimacy with God as experienced in worship.—Teaching the idea of God; the 

content of the teaching.—Teaching the idea of God; factors bearing on the teaching 

process.—The bearing of Jesus' idea of God on life. 

Trap, William Martin. 231 T68 

Divine personality; a study in the philosophy of religion. Wahr 

[1925], 

Thesis (Ph. D.)—University of Michigan, 1925. 

Published also without thesis note. 


Theosophy 

Besant, Mrs. Annie (Wood). 212 B46i 

The immediate future; lectures delivered in Queen's Hall, London, 

1911. Theosophical Press, 1922. 

Contents.—Impending physical changes.—The growth of a world-religion.—The 

coming of a world teacher.—Social problems: self-sacrifice or revolution?—Religious 

problems: dogmatism or mysticism?—England and India.—The emergence of a worldreligion. 

Besant, Mrs. Annie (Wood). 212 B46ma 

Man's life in this and other worlds. Theosophical Pub. House, 1913. 

Contains chapters on man's life in the physical world, the astral world, and the 

mental world, and on the meaning of death and of the spiritual life.


Besant, Mrs. Annie (Wood), & Leadbeater, C. W. r 133 B46 

Occult chemistry; clairvoyant observations on the chemical elements; 

ed. by A. P. Sinnett. Rev. ed. Theosophical Pub. House, 1919. 

The first edition consisted mainly of articles reprinted from the "Theosophist". 

Condensed from Chapter, i, p.I. 

Leadbeater, Charles Webster. 212 L44t 

A textbook of theosophy. Theosophical Press, 1925. 


The Jewish woman, 1922-date. v.2-date. 1922-date. 

Published by the National Council of Jewish Women. 

qr 296 J3178 

Kittel, Rudolf. 296 K31 

The religion of the people of Israel; authorized translation by R. C. 

Micklem. Macmillan, 1925. 


Follows the development and considers the inherent forces of the Israelites' religion 

from its Canaanite background to the beginning of the Christian era. Based on lectures 

delivered at the University of Upsala in 1920. The author is (1925) professor at the 

University of Leipzig. 

Morton, Leah, pseud. 296 M92 

I am a woman, and a Jew. Sears [cl926]. 

The book, autobiographical m form, expresses the author's protest against the social 

and economic limitations imposed upon her as a woman and a Jew, and her recognition, 

after years of drifting away from her people, of her innate loyalty to her race and pride 

in her heritage. The author is believed by some to be Mrs. Elizabeth Stern, who wrote 

"My mother and I". 

Sociology 

Davies, Stanley Powell. ' 362.3* D31 

Social control of the feebleminded; a study of social programs and 

attitudes in relation to the problems of mental deficiency. National 

Committee for Mental Hygiene, Inc., 1923. 

Bibliography: p.[2111-216. 

Eliot, Charles William. 304 E47c 

Charles W. Eliot, the man and his beliefs; ed. with a biographical 

study by W. A. Neilson. 2v. Harper, 1926. 

v.l. Education.—Capital and labor.—War and peace. 

v.2. War and peace (continued).—The conduct of life.—Government. 

Contains Dr. Eliot's speeches and papers. 

r 304 F31 

Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in America—Commission 

on the church and social service—Research department. 

Bulletin, Feb. 1922-date. no.l-date. 1922-date. 

Helen S. Trounstine Foundation. r 361 H42 

Social service directory of Cincinnati and Hamilton County, with a 

supplementary list of United States and foreign directories, 1926. 1926.


Kennedy, Malcolm Duncan. 355.952 K18 

The military side of Japanese life. Houghton [1923?] 

A personal account describing the Japanese army as the author, a British officer, 

found it in 1917-20 when he was officially attached to a Japanese infantry regiment in 

order to learn the language and the military system. It is concerned rather with the type 

of officers and men, the life they lead, and their customs and traditions, than with 

technical details. 

Lay, Charles "Downing. 304 L43 

The freedom of the city. Duffield, 1926. 

In this spirited defense of city life, the author writes, "Statistics and experience 

prove that city people are better off than those who live in the country, in health, in 

opportunity to make a living, in education, and in the possibility of a spiritual awakening". 

Rathenau, Walther. 301 R21v 

Von kommenden dingen. 1924. 

Strong, Anna Louise. 362.7 S92 

Children of revolution; story of the John Reed Children's Colony on 

the Volga, which is as well a story of the whole great structure of 

Russia. [Pigott Printing Concern, 1926.] 

The John Reed Children's Colony was organized in 1921 by the older children from 

the Russian orphanages who set about, with the help of American funds, to make a selfgoverning 

and self-supporting community. 

Townsend, Harriet. 360 T66 

Social work, a family builder; a text-book for nurses, dietitians, 

home demonstration agents, home economists, and special teachers. 

Saunders, 1926. 

"References": p.228-231; "Suggested reading": p.232-237. 

United States—President. (Calvin Coolidge.) 308 C78f 

Foundations of the Republic; speeches and addresses. Scribner, 1926. 

The same r 308 C78f 

Delivered during 1924, 1925, and 1926. 

Statistics 

Canada—Census and statistics office. qr 317.1 C1673s 

Sixth census of Canada, 1921. v.1-2, 5. 1924-25. 

Text in English and French. 

v.l. Population; number, sex, and distribution, racial origins, religions. 

v.2. Population; age, conjugal condition, birthplace, immigration, citizenship, 

language, educational status, school attendance, blindness, and deaf mutism. 

v.5. Agriculture; farms, areas, crops, animals, animal products, etc. 

Chaddock, Robert Emmet. 311 C34 

Principles and methods of statistics. Houghton [cl925]. 

"Alphabetical list of references": p.[4471-452. 

Dittmer, Clarence Gus. 311 D64 

Introduction to social statistics. Shaw, 1926. 

The elements of statistical method for sociology students and social workers. The 

author is (1926) assistant professor of sociology in the University of Wisconsin. 

Sutcliffe, William George. 311 S96 

Elementary statistical methods. McGraw, 1925. 

"References" at end of most of the chapters.


United States—Federal trade commission. . r 317.3 U2533n 

National wealth and income; a report by the Federal trade commission 

in final response to Senate resolution no.451, Sixty-seventh 

Congress, fourth session, agreed to February 28, 1923. 1926. (69th 

Cong., 1st sess. Senate. Doc. no.126.) 


American Academy of Political and Social Science. 351.71 A51 

Competency and economy in public expenditures. 1924. 

Editor, C. L. King. 

v.113, no.202, May 1924, of "Annals of the American Academy of Political and 

Social Science". 

"Bibliography; supervision of budgets of educational institutions": p.119-120. 

Contents.—The trend in public expenditures.—The opportunities of the budget.— 

Fiscal control and competency in the public service.—Self-support in public institutions. 

—The relation of the machinery of government to competency in public management.— 

Equal pay for equal work among public employes.—Competency and economy in purchasing.—Morale 

and ability in public service. 


Annals, v.113, no.202, May 1924.) r 306 A51 v.113 

Democratic National Convention. r 329.3 D422of 

Official proceedings of the National Democratic convention held in 

Cincinnati, June 2-6, 1856. 1856. 

Detroit—Rapid transit commission. r 352.8 D48 

Proposed financial plan for a rapid transit system for the city of 

Detroit. 1923. 

r 328.42 J46 

Journal of the parliaments of the Empire [quarterly], 1920-date. v.idate. 

1920-date. 

Issued under the authority of the Empire Parliamentary Association (United Kingdom 

branch). 

r 351.8 P981 

Public ownership [monthly], 1923-date. v.5-date. 1923-date. 

Published by the Public Ownership League of America. 

r 325.3 R35 

Republic or empire? the Philippine question, by W. J. Bryan [and 

others]. Independence Co., 1899. 

Speeches and articles by Bryan, Carnegie, Gompers, Schurz, Henry Van Dyke, and 

others opposed to the adoption of a colonial policy. 

Scott, James Brown, comp. 327.73 S42u 

The United States and France; some opinions on international 

gratitude. Oxford University Press, 1926. 


"Annex": p.xvii-lxx. 

Contains an article on the early diplomatic history of the United States written by 

Jared Sparks and published in 1830, and three communications by the same author, one 

by George Sumner, and one by an American resident in France, which were printed in 

the "National intelligencer" in 1847. Also contains an extract from the Declaration of 

Independence, the texts of treaties made by the United States with France in 1778, and 

with Great Britain in 1783, of contracts for loans from France in 1782 and 1783, and of 

a letter to the Committee of foreign affairs from Franklin, Dearie, and Lee.


Spurr, Henry Clifford. r 352.8 S77 

Guiding principles of public service regulation. 3v. Public Utilities 

Reports, Inc., 1924-26. 

United States—Judge advocate general. r 353.6 U2534c 

Consolidated index of published volumes of Opinions and digests of 

opinions of the judge advocate general of the army, 1912 to 1924, inclusive. 

1926. 

Lettered on cover: Index of digests of opinions of judge advocate general U. S. 

army, 1912 to 1924. 

Americanization and Immigration 

Bradshaw, Cathrine A., & Hornstein, I. O. 323.6 B68 

Americanization questionnaire containing the questions usually asked 

of aliens applying for citizenship papers, together with their answers, 

and other valuable information for those interested in Americanization 

work. Noble [cl926]. 

"New York state supplement": p. [113 ]—162. 

Buell, Raymond Leslie. r 325.73 B86 

Japanese immigration. World Peace Foundation [1924], (World 

Peace Foundation, Boston. Pamphlets, v.7, no.5-6.) 

The same. (In World Peace Foundation, Boston. Pamphlets, v.7, 

no.5-6.) r 172 L452 v.7 

Sketches the history of Japanese immigration to the United States, discusses the laws, 

treaties, and diplomatic agreements concerning it, and describes the treatment of the 

Japanese by other countries. 

Irwin, William Henry. r 325.73 128 

Pictures of Old Chinatown by Arnold Genthe; with text by Will 

Irwin. Moffat, 1909. 

Description and photographs of San Francisco's Chinatown as it was before the 

earthquake and fire of 1906. 

% 

Negroes. Slavery 

Dowd, Jerome. 326 D76 

The Negro in American life. Century [cl926]. 


"List of the principal sources used in the preparation of the text": p.593-600. 

"Professor Dowd has written this treatise.. .with the sympathy of a humanitarian. 

The scope of the book is enormous. Commencing with a brief and, in many respects, 

inadequate resume of African races and cultures, he traces the origin of the slave trade 

and the institution of slavery in America. Throughout the book the negro of the North 

is contrasted with the negro of the South; the urban as against the rural. All the 

aspects of the negro life...are dealt with...The general technique of presentation is by 

extensive quotations from all sources, in order to maintain an impartial viewpoint. The 

various biological and sociological solutions offered for the negro problem are considered." 

H. L. Shapiro in Literary review, 1926. 

Herrick, Cheesman Abiah. r 326 H47 

White servitude in Pennsylvania; indentured and redemption labor 

in colony and commonwealth. McVey, 1926. 


"Sources": p.309-326.


Mathieson, William Law. 326 M47 

British slavery and its abolition, 1823-1838. Longmans, 1926. 

Contains bibliographical foot-notes. . , , 

The study is confined to the West Indian group of colonies, including BritisL 

Guiana and British Honduras. It is based mainly on the despatches and reports published 

in the Parliamentary papers. 

Odum, Howard Washington, & Johnson, G. B. 326 014ne 

Negro workaday songs. University of North Carolina Press, 1926. 

(North Carolina University. Social study series.) 

"Selected bibliography": p.[2651-270. 

"The third volume of a series of folk background studies of which The Negro and 

His Songs was the first and Folk-Beliefs of the Southern Negro was the second. . .While 

we have spared no effort to make the collection valuable for folk song students, we have 

approached the work primarily as sociologists." Preface. 

The songs represent those current in North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, and 

Georgia during 1924-25. 

Woodson, Carter Godwin, ed. 326 W86m 

The mind of the Negro as reflected in letters written during the 

crisis, 1800-1860. Assoc, for the Study of Negro Life and History, 

Inc. [cl926.] 

A collection of letters divided into the following groups: letters written to the 

American Colonization Society, those written to antislavery workers and agencies, 

personal or private letters, and miscellaneous letters. 

Economics 

Allied powers (1919- )—Agent general for 336.43 A43 

reparation payments. 

Report of the Agent general for reparation payments, November 30, 

1925. [1925.] 


American Academy of Political and Social Science. 330.1963 A51 

The agricultural situation in the United States; editor, C. L. King. 

1925. 


v.117, Jan. 1925, of "Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social 

Science". 

Contents.-—The farmers' dollar.—Taxes, tenantry, credit, and farm ownership.—The 

farmers as managers.—The market for farm products and the cost of marketing.—Selfhelp 

through co-operative organizations.—Fitting production to the market. 


Annals, v.117.) r 306 A51 v.117 

Beman, Lamar Taney, comp. 330.1963 B42 

Farm relief. Wilson, 1927. (Reference shelf, v.4, no.8.) 

Bibliography: p.[19]-28. 

The same r 330.1963 B42 

Debate material on the McNary-Haugen federal farm board and surplus control bill. 

Birdseye, Clarence Frank. 331 B48 

Arbitration and business ethics; a study of the history and philosophy 

of the'various types of arbitration and their relations to business ethics; 

with a foreword by C. L. Bernheimer. ' Appleton, 1926.


Edminster, Lynn Ramsay. 337.5 E29 

The cattle industry and the tariff. Macmillan, 1926. (Institute of 

Economics. Publications; investigations in international commercial 

policies.) 


A study of the duties on cattle and beef and an analysis of the relation of the cattle 

industry to the tariff. 

Ellingwood, Albert Russell, & Coombs, Whitney. r 338.9 E52 

The government and labor; with a foreword by J. R. Commons. 

Shaw, 1926. 

"Collection of the more important statutes, judicial decisions, administrative orders 

and reports bearing upon the relations between the government and labor in the United 

States. The book contains a large amount of carefully chosen material pertinent to the 

various problems of labor legislation and the usefulness of the selections is greatly increased 

by the illuminating suggestions and questions which are bound in each section." 

Foreword. 

Fairchild, Fred Rogers, and others. 330 F157 

Elementary economics. 2v. Macmillan, 1926. 

"Suggestions for further reading" at end of each part. 

A college text-book. Mr. Fairchild is professor of political economy in Yale University. 

Fraser, Herbert F. 330.1 F88 

Foreign trade and world politics; a study of the international 

foundations of prosperity with particular reference to American conditions. 

Knopf, 1926. (Borzoi political science texts.) 

"Bibliographical note on the diplomacy of the war": p.334-337. 

Hughes, Gwendolyn Salisbury. 331.4 H89 

Mothers in industry; wage-earning by mothers in Philadelphia; prepared 

through the co-operation of the Carola Woerishoffer graduate 

department of social economy and social research of Bryn Mawr College 

and Seybert Institution of Philadelphia. New Republic, Inc., 1925. 

"Of this study, section I, 'Causes which Take Mothers into Industry', except that 

part of Chapter I which presents conclusions based on section II, and the 'Appendix' 

including the 'Bibliography' constitute a dissertation presented to the faculty of Bryn 

Mawr College in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of 

Philosophy by Gwendolyn Salisbury Hughes." 


Kahn, Otto Hermann. 330.4 Kilo 

Of many things; being reflections and impressions on international 

affairs, domestic topics, and the arts. Boni, 1926. 

Essays and addresses. Those in the first group are on art, music, and the drama in 

America. The rest of the book is concerned with financial and other economic conditions 

in the United States and Europe. 

Liibke, Anton. 330.9 L96 

Die sterbende kohle; das kulturelle und wirtschaftliche schicksal 

Europas. 1925. 

"Benutzte literatur": p.vi-vii. 

Mears, Eliot Grinnell, & Tobriner, M. O. 334 M55 

Principles and practices of cooperative marketing. Ginn [cl926]. 


The same r 334 M55


National Association of Real Estate Boards. 333 N15i 

Industrial property; proceedings & reports of the Industrial property 

division. 1925. (lis Annals of real estate practice, 1925, v.6.) 

National Federation of Settlements. 331.85 N15 

Settlement goals for the next third of a century; a symposium. 1926. 

(Settlement monographs, no.7.) 

National Industrial Conference Board. r 331.2 N1553w 

Wages in the United States. 1926. (Studies of American wages.) 

An investigation of trends in wages, employment, and hours of work in 1925 and 

the first quarter of 1926, with some discussion of the more important factors affecting 

wage trends since about 1920. Includes manufacturing industries, railroads, public 

utilities, anthracite mining, and building trades. 

Pennsylvania—Tax commission. r 336.2 P3994 

Report to the General assembly, commonwealth of Pennsylvania. 

1925. 

Franklin S. Edmonds, chairman. 

Shultz, William John. 336.24 S38 

The taxation of inheritance. Houghton, 1926. (Hart, Schaffner & 

Marx prize essays.) 


A historical and analytical study, in which the greater space is given to American 

problems. 

Simkhovitch, Mary Kingsbury. 331.85 S58 

The settlement primer. National Federation of Settlements, 1926. 

(Settlement monographs, no.6.) 

A 48-page manual on the work and organization of social settlements. 

Thompson, Laura Amelia, comp. 016.3313 T38r 

References on child labor and minors in industry, 1916-24. 1925. 

(United States—Children's bureau. Bureau publication, no.147.) 

The same r 016.3313 T38r 

The same. (In United States—Children's bureau. Bureau publication, 

no.147.) r 362.7 U25bu no.147 

Thorp, Willard Long. 330.9 T41 

Business annals; United States, England, France, Germany, Austria, 

Russia, Sweden, Netherlands, Italy, Argentina, Brazil, Canada, South 

Africa, Australia, India, Japan, China; with an introductory chapter by 

W. C. Mitchell, and a foreword by E. F. Gay. National Bureau of 

Economic Research, 1926. (National Bureau of Economic Research. 

Publications, no.8.) 



The same r 330.9 T41 

A survey and analysis of business cycles, and a tabulated description of the experiences 

of the various countries when passing through the successive phases of cyclical 

changes.


Banking. Finance 

Aghnides, Nicolas Prodromon. 336.53 A26 

Mohammedan theories of finance, with an introduction to Mohammedan 

law and a bibliography. Columbia University, 1916. (Columbia 

University, New York. Studies in history, economics, and public law, 

v.70, whole no. 166.) 


The same. (In Columbia University, New York. Studies in history, 

economics, and public law, v.70.) r 330 C72 v.70 

Brownsville, Pa.—Citizens. r 332.1 M83 

Reproduction of the petition to suspend specie payments made by the 

citizens of Brownsville and vicinity to the directors of the Monongahela 

(National) Bank of Brownsville, Pa. Monongahela National Bank 

[1925], 

"The Citizens having heard that the Banks of Pittsburgh, New York, Philadelphia, 

Baltimore and other cities had suspended specie payments presented this petition on 

May 18, 1837." 

Bound with "National historical events and growth of Monongahela National Bank, 

Brownsville, Pa.", issued by Monongahela National Bank, Brownsville, Pa. 

Kent, Frederick C, & Kent, M. E. r 332.8 K19 

Compound interest and annuity tables; values of all functions to ten 

decimal places for 1-100, 1-200, 1-300 years, rates of interest J /i of 1 per 

cent to 10^4 per cent; conversion factors and logarithms. McGraw, 1926. 

Lettered on cover: Ten-place interest and annuity tables. 

Knapp, George Griff Prather. 332.1 K33 

How banks increase their business. Rand [cl926]. 

Discusses various methods of effective advertising and of cooperation with stockholders, 

depositors, and community activities. 

Monongahela National Bank, Brownsville, Pa. r 332.1 M83 

National historical events and growth of Monongahela National 

Bank, Brownsville, Pa., 1812-1924. [cl924.] 

Compiled by G. E. Sherbon. 

White, Leonard Dupee. 336.7 W63 

An evaluation of the system of central financial control of research 

in state governments; prepared for the Division of states relations, 

National Research Council. National Research Council, 1924. (National 

Research Council. Bulletin, v.9, pt.2, no.49.) 

The same. (In National Research Council. Bulletin, 

v.9, pt.2, no.49.) qr 507 N15b v.9 

Law 

Carnovale, Luigi. 341.6 C21 

II supremo ideale umano raggiunto. 1926. 

Cushman, Robert Eugene. 342.7 C94 

Leading constitutional decisions. Crofts, 1925. 

"The forty-four cases printed here include a considerable number of the decisions of 

great historic interest and also a selection of those having current interest as throwing


Cushman, Robert Eugene—continued. 342.7 C94 

light upon the present-day problems with which the Supreme Court is dealing... It is the 

purpose of the brief introductory notes to reconstruct this background [of history, 

politics, economics, and personality], to suggest the significance of the cases in our 

constitutional development, and to a limited extent, to indicate the relation of the 

decisions printed to other, perhaps equally important decisions." Preface. 

Jenks, Edward. 347 J25 

A short history of English law, from the earliest times to the end of 

the year 1911. Little, 1913. 

"Authorities" and "Text-books": p. [2.1 

The author is (1927) professor of English law in the University of London and was 

principal and director of legal studies of the Law Society from 1903 to 1924. 

Peace, Charles Frederick, defendant. 343.1 P34 

Trials of Charles Frederick Peace; ed. by W. T. Shore. Canada 

Law Book Co. [cl926.] (Notable British trials.) 

Peace was convicted of murder in 1876. 

Education 

Bennett, Charles Alpheus. 371.42 B43 

History of manual and industrial education up to 1870. Manual 

Arts Press [cl926]. 

"Source references" at end of each chapter. 

"The aim has been to give facts and the opinions of selected writers in an organized 

form. . .Whenever possible, original sources, or translations from them, were preferred." 

Preface. 

The author is (1926) editor of "Industrial education magazine". 

Boston University. r 378.7 B64 

Inauguration of Daniel L. Marsh, as fourth president of Boston 

University. [1926.] 

Catapang, Vincent R. 379.914 C27 

, The development and the present status of education in the Philippine 

Islands. Stratford Co., 1926. 



Chicago University. r 378.7 C43ab 

Abstracts of theses; humanistic series, June 1922-June 1924, with 

abstracts of some theses submitted at an earlier date, v.1-2. [cl925-26.] 

College Entrance Examination Board. r 378.7 C69w 

The work of the College Entrance Examination Board, 1901-1925; 

the solution of educational problems through the cooperation of all 

vitally concerned. Ginn [cl926]. 

"Digest of publications": p.[651-240. 

Eaton, Theodore Hildreth. 371.42 E19 

Education and vocations; principles and problems of vocational 

education. Wiley, 1926. (Books on education.)


Francis W. Parker School, Chicago. 372 F86 

Creative effort. [cl925.] (Studies in education.) 

Eleven papers discussing the creative activities of the children in the grades and in 

high school in writing, dancing, music, dramatization, design, drawing, modeling, and 

shop work. Many examples of the children's work are included. 

Josefita Maria, Sister. r 377 J44 

The status of religious instruction for children under sixteen years 

of age; with special reference to Pennsylvania. 1925. 

Thesis (Ph.D.)—Pennsylvania University, 1925. 


Part one considers the attitude of the states and of individual cities toward religious 

instruction. Parts two and three deal with the means employed by Protestants and 

Catholics to provide religious instruction. 

March, Francis Andrew, jr. 378.7 L14ma 

Athletics at Lafayette College; recollections and opinions. Lafayette 

College [cl926]. 

The same r 378.7 L14ma 

Marks, Percy. 378.7 M39 

Which way Parnassus? Harcourt [cl926]. 

"Discusses the many educational problems now bewildering our colleges, mercilessly 

attacking the present regime of trustees, alumni, and faculty, and suggesting a few 

common-sense improvements." Independent, 1926. 

Nettleton, George Henry, ed. qr 378.7 Y13ne 

Yale in the World War; ed. for Yale University. 2v. Yale University 

Press, 1925. 

v.2 ed. "under the direction of Lottie G. Bishop". 

Volume one contains memorial sketches of the Yale men who died in service, and 

brief accounts of the university's part in the war and of its military, naval, and hospital 

units. Volume two contains the service records of all Yale men who took part in the war. 

Rider, Mrs. Gertrude (Tressel), & Hoyt, A. M. 371.9 R43 

Braille transcribing; a manual. Rev. ed. Amer. National Red Cross 

[cl925]. 

Seybolt, Robert Francis. 373.7 S51 

Source studies in American colonial education; the private school. 

University of Illinois, 1925. (Illinois University—Educational research 

bureau. Bulletin, no.28.) 


Strayer, George Drayton, and others. 371 S91p 

Problems in educational administration. Teachers College, Columbia 

University, 1925. 


A collection of 116 problems briefly stated, with suggestive questions and a bibliography 

for each. 

Tao, W. Tchishin, & Chen, Chi-Pao. r 379.51 T18 

Education in China, 1924. [Commercial Press] 1925. 

Published under the joint auspices of the National Federation of Provincial Educational 

Associations, the National Association for the Advancement of Education, Peking, 

China.


Commerce. Transportation 

American Academy of Political and Social Science. 380 A51 

Raw materials and foodstuffs in the commercial policies of nations, 

by W. S. Culbertson; with a supplement giving the papers presented at 

the round table conference on this subject over which Mr. Culbertson 

presided at the Institute of Politics during July and August 1923. 1924. 

Editor, C. L. King. 

v.112, no.201, March 1924, of "Annals of the American Academy of Political and 

Social Science". 



Annals, v.112, no.201, March 1924.) r 306 A51 v.112 

r 380.03 B96 

Business terms, phrases, and abbreviations, with equivalents in French, 

German, Spanish, and Italian, and facsimile documents. Ed.4, rev. & 

enl. Pitman, 1921. 

Lettered on cover: Pitman's business terms, phrases, and abbreviations with foreign 

equivalents. 

Hafen, Le Roy R. 383 H13 

The overland mail, 1849-1869; promoter of settlement, precursor of 

railroads. Clark, 1926. 


"Bibliography of references cited": p.[335]—341. 

The same r 383 H13 

A historical study of postal communication with the Pacific coast, based upon the 

government documents and newspapers of the period, and upon the personal narratives 

of travelers. 

Jackman, William T. 385 J12 

Economics of transportation. Shaw, 1926. 


"In this publication—the first to deal with the basic economic principles of transportation 

with particular reference to Canadian conditions—the needs of university classes 

have been kept in mind, but it has been prepared for a much wider range of readers. . . 

Throughout the volume, stress has been laid upon the interrelations of Canada and the 

United States." Preface. 

The author is (1926) professor of political economy in the University of Toronto. 

Marine Research Society, Salem, Mass. qr 387 M38 

Publication, no.3, 6-8, 10-13. 1923-26. 

v.3. Wrecked among cannibals in the Fijis, by William Endicott. 

v.6. Voyages & discoveries in the South Seas, 1792-1832, by Edmund Fanning. 

v.7. The sea, the ship, and the sailor, tales of adventure from log books and 

original narratives. 

v.8. The art of rigging, by George Biddlecombe. 

v.10. Whale ships and whaling, by G. F. Dow. 

v.ll. Ship models; how to build them, by C. G. Davis. 

v.12. The ship model builder's assistant, by C. G. Davis. 

v.13. American clipper ships, 1833-1858, by O. T. Howe and F. C. Matthews, v.l. 

Quick, Herbert, & Quick, E. C. 387 Q29m 

Mississippi steamboatin'; a history of steamboating on the Mississippi 

and its tributaries. Holt [cl926]. 


"An account of Mississippi transportation from colonial times down to the coming


Quick, Herbert, & Quick, E. C—continued. 387 Q29m 

of the superseding railroads, and, more especially, of steamboating on the Great River 

and its tributaries, this book is a welcome addition to the lore of American expansion and 

commerce. . .The book is rather a work of reference than a definitive history of the 

river." Meade Minnigerode in Saturday review of literature, 1926. 

Schreiner, George Abel. 384 S37 

Cables and wireless and their role in the foreign relations of the 

United States; introduction by E. F. McSweeney. Stratford, 1924. 

Lettered on cover: Knights of Columbus Historical Commission. 

"A study of international policy regarding the laying and operation of submarine 

telegraph lines, or cables, and the present status of international communication." 

Introduction. 

Folklore. Customs. Costume. Etiquette 

.ffisop. r 398.91 A25 

Fabulae iEsopi selects; select fables of Êsop, with an English translation 

as literal as possible, answering line for line throughout, the 

roman and italic characters being alternately used, so that it is next to 

an impossibility for the student to mistake, with a compend of Latin 

prosody by James Ross. Ed.2, rev. Maxwell, 1814. 

Houston, Mary G., & Hornblower, F. S. 391 H83 

Ancient Egyptian, Assyrian, and Persian costumes and decorations; 

containing twenty-five full-page illustrations, sixteen of them in colour, 

and sixty line diagrams in the text. Black, 1920. (A technical history 

of costume.) 

Washington, George. 395 W27 

George Washington's Rules of civility and decent behaviour in 

company and conversation; ed. with an introduction by Charles Moore; 

with frontispiece and facsimiles. Houghton, 1926. 

"Comparison between the Washington Rules of civility and Hawkins's 'Youths 

behaviour'": p.[23-65]. 

Westermarck, Edward Alexander. 392 W56 

A short history of marriage. Macmillan, 1926. 

"Based on the fifth edition of my History of Human Marriage." Foreword. 

Women 



Blake, Mabelle Babcock. 396.5 B52 

Guidance for college women; a survey and a program for personnel 

work in higher education, with an introduction by W. A. Neilson. 

Appleton, 1926. 


The author is (1926) personnel director in Smith College. 

Eyles, Mrs. Margaret Leonora (Pitcairn). 396 E99w 

Women's problems of to-day. Labour Pub. Co. [1926.] 

A little book addressed to English women, particularly those of the working-class, 

which discusses briefly the housing problem as it affects the woman and can be 

ameliorated by her, hygiene in the home, proper diet, and education.


Wanger, Ruth. 396.5 W19 

What girls can do. Holt [cl926]. 

"Suggested readings" at end of most of the chapters. 

A text-book on vocations emphasizing the qualities and abilities necessary for 

success in each kind of work. 

Language 

Bennett, Charles Edwin. 475 B43L 

Latin lessons. Allyn [cl901]. 

Collar, William Coe, & Daniell, M. G. 488 C69 

The beginner's Greek composition; based mainly upon Xenophon's 

Anabasis, book I. Ginn, 1893. 

Daniell, Moses Grant. 478 D223e 

Exercises in Latin prose composition for schools. pt.i. Leach 

[cl889]. (Students' series of Latin classics.) 

pt.i. Based upon Caesar's Gallic war, books I—IV. 

Dodge, Charles Crocker, & Tuttle, H. A. 478 D66 

Latin prose composition; based on Caesar, Nepos, and Cicero. 

Amer. Book Co. [cl898.] 

Eichler, Lillian. 428.3 E39 

Well-bred English. Nelson Doubleday, Inc., 1926. 


Discusses in simple style the elements of grammar, the study of words, voice 

cultivation, and correct usage. Contains also a number of selections for reading, afterdinner 

speeches, and humorous anecdotes. 

Fowler, Henry Watson. r 428.3 F84 

A dictionary of modern English usage. Clarendon Press, 1926. 

King, Myra. 425 K26 

Language games; a method of using play for establishing correct 

habits of speech, in primary grades, introduction by M. C. Bettinger. 

Educational Pub. Co. [cl909.] 

Leeman, Jean. 448 L53 

Paris pittoresque; a text-book in French conversation, composition, 

and reading, based upon idioms in daily use. Allyn [cl923], 

Scott, Fred Newton. 420.4 S42 

The standard of American speech, and other papers. Allyn [cl926]. 

Twenty-four essays on English language and composition. 

Scott, John Hubert. 426 S42r 

Rhythmic verse. University of Iowa [1925]. (Iowa University. 

Humanistic studies, v.3, no.2.) 

A detailed study of rhythm in poetry.

Science 


Arthur, Uria N., & Randall, R. H. 526.9 A79 

The geodetic and topographic survey of Pittsburgh and Allegheny 

County. [Pittsburgh, 1926.] 

Being p.[119]-164 of v.42, no.3, April 1926, of "Proceedings" of the Engineers' 

Society of Western Pennsylvania. 

The same. (In Engineers' Society of Western Pennsylvania. Proceedings, 

v.42, no.3, p.[119]-164.) r 620.5 E6433 v.42 

Discusses methods and purposes of an unusually accurate topographic survey. Includes 

topographic map of one small area. 

Bower, Frederick Orpen. 580.4 B66 

Plants and man; a series of essays relating to the botany of ordinary 

life. Macmillan, 1925. 

Popular essays on various topics connected with structure, habits, and economic uses 

of plants. 

Chicago University. r 504 C43ab 

Abstracts of theses; science series, June 1922-June 1924, with abstracts 

of some theses submitted at au earlier date, v.1-2. [cl925-26.] 

Loomis, Frederic Brewster. 569.74 L85 

The evolution of the horse. Jones, 1926. (Amherst books; second 

series.) 


Popular presentation of the evolution of the horse as revealed by the study of fossil 

remains. 

Merrill, Elmer Drew. r 580.3 M63 

A dictionary of the plant names of the Philippine Islands. Bureau 

of public printing, 1903. (Philippine Islands—Governmental laboratories, 

Bureau of. [Publications] no.8, 1903.) 

National Research Council. r 507 N15n 

National Research Council; organization and members, 1925-1926. 

1925. 

Newman, Horatio Hackett, ed. 504 N28 

The nature of the world and of man, by W. C. Allee [and others]. 

University of Chicago Press [cl926]. 


Contents.—Astronomy [by] F. R. Moulton. — The origin and early stages of the 

earth [by] R. T. Chamberlin.—Geological processes and the earth's history [by] J. H. 

Bretz.—Energy: radiation and atomic structure [by] H. B. Lemon.—The nature of 

chemical processes [by] Julius Stieglitz.—The nature and origin of life [by] H. H. 

Newman.—The bacteria [by] E. O. Jordan.—Evolution of the plant kingdom [by] M. C. 

Coulter.—Interactions between plants and their environment [by] H. C. Cowles.—The 

evolution of the invertebrates [by] W. C. Allee.—The evolution of the vertebrates [by] 

A. S. Romer.—The coming of man [by] Fay-Cooper Cole.—The factors of organic 

evolution [by] H. H. Newman.—Human inheritance [by] E. R. Downing.—Man from 

the point of view of his development and structure [by] G. "W. Bartelmez.—The dynamics 

of living processes [by] A. J. Carlson.—Mind in evolution [by] C. H. Judd. 

A series of papers by specialists, each outlining the important features of his own 

branch of science.


Texas University. r 570.7 T32 

Dedication of the biological laboratory, the University of Texas, 1925. 

1925. (Bulletin, no.2545.) 

"Contributions in botany, 1899-1924": p.60-61; "Contributions from the Zoological 

laboratory of the University of Texas": p.72-82. 

United States—Coast and geodetic survey. qr 526 U25ge 

Geodetic operations in the United States and outlying possessions, 

January 1, 1922 to December 31, 1923 (report to the section of geodesy 

of the International geodetic and geophysical union, International Research 

Council) by William Bowie. 1924. (Special publication, no.104.) 

"Bibliography of gravity and isostasy for the years 1922 and 1923": p.18—19. 

United States—Hydrographic office. qr 529.75 U25 

Time zone chart of the world. Ed.4. 1925. 

Size, 30 x 49 inches, folded in quarto cover. 

Mathematics 

Cullimore, Allan Reginald. 510.8 C91m 

The Mannheim slide rule; a self-teaching practical manual with 

numerous illustrations and problems. Dietzgen Co., cl925. 

Ford, Walter Burton, & Ammerman, Charles. r 512 F76 

First course in algebra. Macmillan, 1919. (A series of mathematical 

texts.) 

"The present book forms Volume I of a two-volume series on high school algebra." 

Preface. 

Astronomy 

Duncan, John Charles. 520 D89 

Astronomy; a text book. Harper, 1926. 

A college text based on years of teaching. Though elementary, it is sufficiently 

comprehensive to be of value for reference. 

Hale, George Ellery. 520.4 H15b 

Beyond the milky way. Scribner, 1926. 

Appeared as articles in "Scribner's magazine". 

Contents.—The oriental ancestry of the telescope.—Heat from the stars.—Beyond the 

milky way. 

qr 523.805 M86 

The Monthly evening sky map, northern and southern hemisphere, 1923date. 

v.l7-date. 1923-date. 

Physics 

Buck, Ralph Ogden, & Frost, H. E. qr 537.81 B85 

A laboratory manual of electrical science. Bruce Pub. Co. [cl925.] 

Loose-leaf collection of experiments in elementary electricity. For high schools. 

Darrow, Karl Kelchner. 530.1 D26 

Introduction to contemporary physics. Van Nostrand, 1926. 


A clear and concise account of the phenomena upon which contemporary atomic 

theories are based, with a study of the theories themselves.


Drysdale, Charles Vickery, & Jolley, A. C. r 537.74 D85 

Electrical measuring instruments. 2v. Benn, 1924. 

v.2, published by Van Nostrand. 


v.l. Commercial and indicating instruments. 

v.2. Induction instruments, supply meters, & auxiliary apparatus. 

qr 531.705 J46 

Journal of scientific instruments; a monthly publication dealing with 

their principles, construction, & use, Oct. 1923-date. v.i-date. 1923date. 

Published by the Institute of Physics, with the cooperation of the National physical 

laboratory. 

Mensing, Ant. W. M. qr 531.7 M62 

Collection, Ant. W. M. Mensing, Amsterdam; old scientific instruments 

(1479-1800) catalogued by Max Engelmann. 2v. 1924. 

Published by Frederik Muller & Co. 

Text and added title-page in German. 

"Literatur-verzeichnis" : v.l, p.57-59. 

v.l. Text. 

v.2. Plates. 

Pritchard, John Laurence. 533.652 P95 

The book of the aeroplane; with 58 illustrations from photographs, 

and diagrams in the text. Longmans, 1926. 

Deals with the construction of aeroplanes, their method of flight, and the ground 

organization necessary for safe flight. Written for the general reader. Author is 

secretary of the Royal Aeronautical Society. 


Adam, . r 549 A19 

Tableau mineralogique. 1869. 

Dennis, Louis Munroe, & Clarke, F. W. r 540.76 D43 

Laboratory manual to accompany Clarke and Dennis's Elementary 

chemistry. Amer. Book Co. [cl902.] 

r 540.705 J46 

Journal of chemical education; published by Division of chemical education 

of the A. C. S., 1924-date. v.i-date. 1924-date. 

Published monthly, except July and August. 

Kropf, Alfred. r 543.7 K425 

Laboratoriumsbuch fiir den eisenhutten- u. stahlwerks-chemiker; 

vollstandige neubearbeitung (zweite auflage) von M. Orthey, Laboratoriumsbuch 

fiir den eisenhtittenchemiker. 1925. (Laboratoriumsbiicher 

fiir die chemische und verwandte industrien, v.l.) 

Peters, Fredus Nelson. r 540 P45 

Modern chemistry, with its practical applications. Maynard, 1901. 

Sarver, Landon Arndale. qr 546.3 S25 

The solubility relations of the rare earth oxalates. [1926.] 


Reproduced from typewritten copy.


Thompson, Reginald Campbell. qr 540.9 T38 

On the chemistry of the ancient Assyrians. Luzac, 1925. 


"A discussion on Assyrian minerals, pigments, and glass." Introductory. 

"The transliteration of the chemical texts": p.131—143. 

"The cuneiform texts": 6 plates (facsims.-). 


Von Bernewitz, Max Wilhelm. 549.1 V37 

Handbook for prospectors. McGraw, 1926. 

The same r 549.1 V37 

An excellent guide to equipment and methods of prospecting, interpretation of results 

and development of prospects. Incidentally the book will be valuable as a manual of 

practical geology and mineralogy. Author has had wide experience in the field and in 

technical writing. 

Zsigmondy, Richard Adolf, & Thiessen, P. A. r 546.91 Z83 

Das kolloide gold. 1925. (Kolloidforschung in einzeldarstellungen, 

v.l.) 



American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers, r 553.28 A51 

Petroleum development and technology in 1922-1925; papers presented 

at symposiums of the Petroleum division, 1923-1926. [v.1-4.] 

[cl923-26.] 

Issued with "Mining and metallurgy", April 1923-26. 

v.l, title reads "Symposium on petroleum and gas", v.2—3, "Production of petroleum 

in 1923-24". 

The first three volumes deal with the current state of the producing business, and 

forecast price and production tendencies for the immediate future. The 1925 volume 

includes also production methods, transportation, and refining. 

British Columbia—Mines department. qr 557.11 B75 

British Columbia, the mineral province of Canada; being a short 

history of mining in the province, a synopsis of the mining laws in fo 

statistics of mineral production to date and a brief summary of the 

progress of mining during 1921. 1922. 

Coleman, Arthur Philemon. 551.7 C68 

Ice ages, recent and ancient. Macmillan, 1926. 


Popular in style without sacrificing scientific accuracy. 

Daly, Reginald Aldworth. 551 D16 

Our mobile earth; illustrated with maps, diagrams, and photographs. 


"Suggested works of reference": p.321-326. 

Treats of "the earth's mobility as expressed in earthquakes, in volcanic action, in 

broad warpings of the crust, and in the paroxysms of mountain-building". Introduction. 

Intended for the general reader, but parts of it may also be of interest to the 

geologist.


Dixon, Dorothy Elizabeth. qr 016.55795 D64 

Bibliography of the geology of Oregon [prepared] under direction 

of Department of geology, and University library. University Press 

[1925]. (Oregon University. Publication; geology series, v.l, no.l.) 

A revision of bibliography published by the University of Oregon in 1912, prepared 

by C. W. Henderson and others. The present revision was begun several years ago by 

Miss Rachel Husband. Condensed from Introduction. 

Kentucky—Geological survey (6th survey). r 557.69 K1935 

Administrative report for the (sixth) Kentucky geological survey, 

years 1924 and 1925, by W. R. Jillson. 1925. (Series 6, pamphlet 5.) 

Maps—Wyoming. (1925.) qr 557.87 M 

Geologic map of Wyoming; comp. by M. R. Campbell [and others], 

1925. 

Size, 57 x 39 inches, folded in quarto cover; scale, about 8 miles to \\\ inches. 

Issued by United States Geological survey. 

Murakami, Hanzo. r 555.18 M97 

Geology of the An-shan iron mine district, South Manchuria. South 

Manchuria Railway Co., 1921. 


New South Wales—Geological survey. r 559.44 N26b 

Bulletin, no.l-date. 1922-date. 

[Pan American Union.] 553.3 P21 

Iron in the Americas. 1926. (Commodities of commerce series, 

no.7.) 

Pamphlet giving a brief survey of the iron-ore deposits and the iron and steel 

industry of Latin America. 

[United States—Geological survey.] qr 016.5514 U25s 

Set of fifty atlas sheets showing physiographic types and features 

of interest to engineers. 

Bound with its "A set of one hundred contour maps". 

United States—Geological survey. qr 016.5514 U25s 

A set of one hundred contour maps that illustrate specified physiographic 

features. [1921?] 

Contains in pocket at front "Index map of the United States, showing physiographic 

provinces and distribution of quadrangles represented in the set of 100 selected maps". 

United States—Weather bureau. qr 551.505 U25s 

Snow and ice bulletin, 1921/22-date. 1921-date. 

1921/22, no.1-2, wanting. 

Zoology 

Alabama—Conservation department. r 598.2 A31 

Alabama Bird day book, 1923. 1923. 

Manual for the public schools in connection with Bird day and Arbor day. Not a 

guide to identification, but includes brief information on the more common birds, with 

poems and stories about birds, trees, and flowers.


Forbush, Edward Howe. q 598.2 F75g 

Game birds of America. [cl913.] 

v.l, no.34, Oct. 6, 1913 of the "Mentor". 

The same. (In the Mentor, v.l, no.34, Oct.6, 1913.)..qr 705 M62 v.l pt.2 

Contains a brief description and a colored illustration of each of the following birds: 

ruffed grouse, bob-white, wild turkey, Canada goose, mallard, and canvasback. 

Kalmbach, Edwin Richard, & McAtee, W. L. 598.2 K12 

Homes for birds. Rev. ed. [1926.] (United States—Agriculture, 

Department of. Farmers' bulletin, no.1456.) 

Supersedes Farmers' bulletin, no.609, "Bird houses and how to build them", by Ned 

Dearborn, (j 598.2 D34) 

The same. (In United States—Agriculture, Department of. Farmers' 

bulletin, no.1456.) r 630.6 U2534 no.1456 

The same j 598.2 K12 

Describes methods of attracting birds, and gives diagrams and complete directions for 

building bird-houses. 

Knull, Joseph N. qr 595.765 K35 

The Buprestidae of Pennsylvania (Coleoptera). 1925. (Ohio State 

University. Contributions from the Department of zoology and entomology, 

no.87.) 

"List of publications consulted": p.58-60. 

United States—Fisheries bureau. 590.7 U25 

Goldfish; their care in small aquaria and ponds, by E. C. Fearnow. 

1925. (United States—Fisheries bureau. Document, no.980.) 

"Appendix VII to the report of the U. S. commissioner of fisheries for 1924." 

"This paper is a revision and enlargement of B. F. Doc. 935, 'Goldfish: Their care 

in small aquaria'." 


The same. (In United States—Fisheries bureau. Fishes and mollusks, 

v.8.) r 639 U253f v.8 

Useful Arts 

Bayembuch fiir handel, industrie, und gewerbe, 1926. 1926. qr 670.2 B3 

Issued by Adressbuchverlag der Handelskammer. 

Explanation for the use of the directory, and index given in German, English, French, 

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Building Trades Employers' Association of New York City, r 690.6 B86 

Handbook, 1922. cl922. 

Chemical Foundation, Inc. r 608.73 C42p 

Patents transferred to the Chemical Foundation, Inc. [1921.] 

"Chemical Foundation patents additional to June 1921 list": typewritten sheet 

mounted on back cover. 

Collins, Archie Frederick. 609 C69 

A bird's eye view of invention. Crowell [cl926]. 

Very brief, sketchy history of mechanisms for measuring and calculating, metalworking 

and woodworking tools, farm implements, machines of all types used in transportation, 

arms, musical instruments, telegraph and telephone, optical instruments, and 

chemical apparatus.


[Corticelli Silk Mills, Florence, Mass.] 646 C82 

[Corticelli instruction books.] no.[l]-2, 4-8, 10-12, 14-15, 18-20, in 

lv. [C1917-22.] 

A series of pamphlets giving instructions for knitting or crocheting various articles. 

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The art of paper-making. [1924?] 

Very brief description of the manufacture of bond paper. 

Hess, Walter Friedrich, ed. qr 676.6 H48 

Pappen-verarbeitung und papiermache; unter mitarbeit von fachleuten. 

v.2. 1924. 

"Mitarbeiter-verzeichnis" : v.2, p. [8.] 

v.2. Der praxis der pappen-verarbeitung. 

Maybeck, Bernard R. r 606 S195m 

Palace of fine arts and lagoon, Panama-Pacific International Exposition, 

1915; with an introduction by F. M. Todd. Elder [cl915]. 

qr 677.05 M59 

Melliand textilberichte [monthly], July 1, 1920-date. v.i-date. 1920-date. 

Continues "Farber-zeitung". 

v.1-3, July 1920-Dec. 1922, issued semimonthly. 

v.1-3, July 1920-Dec. 16, 1922, title reads "Textilberichte iiber wissenschaft, industrie, 

und handel". 

Murphy, Shirley Forster, ed. r 690 M97 

Our homes and how to make them healthy. Cassell, 1883. 

Contents.—Health in the home, by B. W. Richardson.—Architecture, by P. G. 

Smith.—Internal decoration, by R. W. Edis.—Lighting, by R. B. Carter.—Warming and 

ventilation, by Douglas Galton.—House-drainage, by William Eassie.—Defective sanitary 

appliances and arrangements, by W. H. Corfield.—Disposal of refuse by dry methods, by 

the editor. — Water, by F. S. B. Francois de Chaumont [and others]. — The nursery, by 

William Squire.—House-cleaning, by Phillis Browne.—Sickness in the house, by the 

editor.—Legal liabilities, by T. E. Gibb. 

Reinthaler, Franz. r 677.36 R32 

Die kunstseide und andere seidenglanzende fasern. 1926. 


Richards, William Evarts, & Geier, O. A. r 608 R41p 

Patents; law and practice. Ed.3. Richards & Geier, cl924. 

Special Libraries Association. qr 016.678 S74 

Source list of statistics of the rubber industry; comp. for the Technology 

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Annotated list of publications, indicating the nature of the information given. 

Turner, T. Henry, & Budgen, N. F. 691.75 T86 

Metal spraying; the origin, development, and applications of the 

metal-spray process of metallisation; with frontispiece and 165 figures 

in the text, including many original photographs and photomicrographs. 

Griffin, 1926. (Griffin's technological handbooks.) 

"References to the metal-spray process": p. 164-168. 

First book in English on the subject. Endeavors to collect, from literature and 

experimental work, useful information on the process.


United States—Home economics office. 698.3 U25 

Floors and floor coverings. [1922.] (United States—Agriculture, 

Department of. Farmers' bulletin, 1219.) 

The same. (In United States—Agriculture, Department of. Farmers' 

bulletin, 1219.) r 630.6 U2534 v.50 no.1219 

Brief information on the treatment of dwelling-house floors, and the characteristics 

and care of various coverings. 

Wickwire, Spencer Steel Company, New York. qr 683.5 W67 

A catalogue of springs & formed wires, to which has been added a 

graphic analysis of error calculations in helical spring formulae. [cl926.] 

Worst, Edward Francis. q 689 W91h 

How to weave linens. Bruce Pub. Co. [cl926.] 

"Purpose. . .is to present to the amateur weaver, in a simple, home-like way, the 

various processes necessary to produce a piece of linen cloth by beginning with the seed 

of the flax plant." Introduction. 


Chicago—Municipal tuberculosis sanitarium— qr 616.246 C43 

Research laboratory. 

Collected studies, v.l. 1923-25. 

Bibliography at end of most of the studies. 

r 616.083605 E62 

The Endocrine survey [monthly], Oct. 1923-date. v.i-date. 1924-date. 

Evers, Norman. q 615.3 E95 

The chemistry of drugs. Van Nostrand, 1926. 


"Author's endeavour has been to describe medicinal substances from the point of 

view of pure chemistry, dealing with their chemical constitution, reactions, and the 

manufacturing processes both of those that are of synthetic origin and those that are 

obtained from natural substances." Analyst, 1926. 

qr 614.8405 F517 

Fire protection; a journal of progress in fire control [monthly], 1924date. 


Official organ of the Fire Marshals' Association of North America. 

Gibson, William. r 617 G37 

Institutes and practice of surgery; being outlines of a course of 

lectures. Ed.6, enl. & improved. 2v. Kay, 1841. 

Gould, George Milbry, ed. qr 610.7 G73 

The Jefferson Medical College of Philadelphia; benefactors, alumni, 

hospital, etc., its founders, officers, instructors, 1826-1904; a history. 

2v. Lewis Pub. Co., 1904. 

Gross, Samuel David. qr 616 G93 

Elements of pathological anatomy; illustrated by colored engravings 

and two hundred and fifty woodcuts. Ed.2, rev. & enl. Barrington, 1845. 

Contains bibliographical foot-notes.


Illinois University—College of Medicine. qr 617 122 

Collected reprints from the Department of surgery, University of 

Illinois, College of Medicine, v.3. 1925. 

Landis, Henry Gardner. r 618.44 L22 

The management of labor and of the lying-in period; a guide for the 

young practitioner. Lea, 1885. 

Manual of obstetrical practice. 

Miller, Charles Conrad. r 617.95 M69c 

Cannula implants and review of implantation technics in esthetic 

surgery. Oak Press, 1926. 

Pearl, Raymond. 613.81 P34 

Alcohol and longevity. Knopf, 1926. 

"Literature cited": p.242-260. 

Results of analysis of a mass of statistical data. Purpose was to determine biological 

effects of alcohol as distinguished from social effects. In these investigations. 

any harmful effect was due to abuse, and not to reasonable use. 

Stopes, Marie Charlotte Carmichael. 612 S88 

The human body. Putnam, 1926. 

"Intended to be placed in the hands of adolescents..-Primarily a sex book, though 

as an introduction to general physiology it makes good reading for the young or for 

adults who have no special knowledge of the subject." W. Hope-Jones in Eugenics 

review, 1926. 

Sutherland, George Alexander, ed. r 613.2 S96 

A system of diet and dietetics. Ed.2. Physicians and Surgeons 

Book Co., 1925. 

Treatise on diet, including the evolution of man's diet, and diets in various diseases. 

Each chapter is by a specialist in his field. 

United States—Mines bureau. qr 016.614834 U25 

Bibliography of fire hazards and prevention, and safety in the petroleum 

industry; comp. by H. Britton and H. C. Miller, pt.i, no.l. 

1925. 

pt.i, no.l. Fire hazards and prevention. 

Velpeau, Alfred Armand. r 617.9 V25 

New elements of operative surgery; carefully revised, entirely remodelled, 

and augmented with a treatise on minor surgery, illustrated 

by over 200 engravings, incorporated with the text; 1st American from 

the last Paris edition, translated by P. S. Townsend, augmented by the 

addition of several hundred pages of entirely new matter, comprising all 

the latest improvements and discoveries in surgery in America and 

Europe up to the present time, under the supervision of and with notes 

and observations by Valentine Mott. 3v. Wood, 1847. 

Watson, Sir Thomas. r 616 W32 

Lectures on the principles and practice of physic delivered at King's 

College, London; 2d American from the 2d London ed., rev. with 

additions by D. F. Condie. Lea, 1845.


Engineering 

r 622.02 A61 

Annuaire international des mines et de la metallurgie, par Robert Pitaval, 

1925. 1925. 

qr 628.105 A65 

Aquafax [monthly], June 1924-date. v.i-date. 1924-date. 

Published by the Neptune Meter Company as "a monthly magazine of news information 

and educational interest regarding the utilization and conservation of water 

resources". 

Associated Portland Cement Manufacturers. r 620.131 A849 

Rapid hardening "ferrocrete"; its characteristics and uses; with 

appendices giving the results of numerous practical tests, and report by 

Oscar Faber. [1925?] 

Brown (David) & Sons (Huddersfield) Ltd. q 621.8323 B78 

Automobile worm gearing; a treatise on the design and manufacture 

of worm gearing, with special reference to automobile transmissions. 

[1926?] 

Casmey, W. H. 621.187 C25 

The way to the smokeless city; lectures given at Huddersfield 

Technical College and at Leeds; with foreword by Sir Emmanuel Hoyle. 

Griffin, 1926. 

"Indicates plainly to engineers and manufacturers how vast quantities of heat-value 

of the coal can be utilised which are now wasted, and how at the same time the 

incalculable loss through sickness, engendered by the pollution of the atmosphere through 

the present wasteful manner of stoking can be reduced to a minimum." Publisher's note. 

Corre, Mary Price. 621.7 C82 

The metal industries in Cleveland; a vocational study prepared for 

the Cleveland public schools. 1924. 

Prepared with the cooperation of the Consumers' League of Ohio, the Cleveland 

Schoolmasters' Club, the Division of reference and research of the Cleveland public 

schools. 


Pamphlet dealing with "the work that is done by iron and steel workers, pattern 

makers, molders, core makers, machinists, automobile mechanics, blacksmiths, hammermen, 

forgemen, welders, boiler makers, sheet-metal workers, and others engaged in the metal 

industries". Introduction. 

Frantzen, Paul. r 622.82 F88 

fitude sur les feux souterrains. [1919.] 

p.1-142, v.8, ser. 11, of "Annales des mines". 

The same. (Iu Annales des mines, ser. 11, v.8, 

p.1-142.) r 622.05 A61 ser. 11 v.8 

Harvey, Clark K. 625.13 H33 

The Liberty Tunnels and power-plant. [Pittsburgh, 1926.] 

Being p.[2S5]-283 of v.42, no.5, June 1926, of "Proceedings" of the Engineers' 

Society of Western Pennsylvania. 


The same. (In Engineers' Society of Western Pennsylvania. Proceedings, 

v.42, no.5, p.[255]-283.) r 620.5 E6433 v.42 

Brief, descriptive article on "twin" parallel tunnels, opened in 1924, to make downtown 

Pittsburgh more easily accessible to the South Hills district.


Hermanns, Hubert. r 621.86 H47 

Die transporttechnik in der giesserei. 1926. (Die betriebspraxis der 

eisen-, stahl-, und metallgiesserei, pt.2.) 

r 621 124 

Industrial fuel and power; papers and discussions presented before the 

Affiliated Technical Societies of Boston, December 10 and 11, 1925. 

1925. 

Contents.—Coal, the basic fuel [by] F. H. Daniels.—Supply and utilization of fuel 

oil [by] E. H. Peabody.—Diesel engines for New England power plants [by] J. F. 

Hecking.—Possibilities of obtaining industrial power from public service corporations 

[by] L. R. Nash.-—Power for textile mills [by] C. T. Main.—Power for the paper 

industry [by] J. A. Warren.—The utilization of power in the typical New England plant 

[by] K. D. Hamilton.—Advantages and disadvantages of high steam pressure in industrial 

plants [by] Joseph Pope.—-Utilization of extraction steam [by] E. D. Dickinson 

[and others].-—The supply of industrial power [by] W. H. Larkin.—Round-table discussion 

[by] W. H. Larkin [and others]. 

Ingersoll-Rand Co. q 621.54 124 

One hundred and one ways to save money with portable air power. 

Ed.3, rev. cl926. 

The same qr 621.54 124 

"This book shows, in a practical way, the advantages of doing a wide variety of work 

with compressed air tools. It shows, by comparisons between hand and machine methods, 

how savings can be made when a portable compressor and labor-aiding air tools are used 

to replace hand work." Page 5. 

Lewis, Melvin Sowles. r 629.1 L67 

Analysis of the automechanic's trade, with job instruction sheets. 

[University of California] 1925. (California University—Vocational 

education division. Trade and industrial series, no.4.) 

Division bulletin, no.16. 

Issued by the Division of vocational education of the University of California and 

of the State board of education. 

"References" : p.40. 

Lohse, Udo. r 621.72 L78 

Amerikas giessereiwesen. 1926. 

Louisiana—Board of commissioners of the r 626.9 L92 

port of New Orleans. 

The inner harbor navigation canal. 1922. 

Contains folded diagrams. 

New York (state)—Transit commission. qr 625.42 N261 

Suburban transit problem; report of D. L. Turner recommending a 

metropolitan transit system to serve New York city and its environs, 

with maps and plans showing number of trains entering city terminals, 

relation of city to other areas in metropolitan district, existing suburban 

roads and proposed system, distribution of population, etc. 1924. 

Roux-Brahic, J. r 622.08 R78 

Mines; prospection et exploitation, preparation mecanique; a l'usage 

des ingenieurs, controleurs des mines, prospecteurs, maitres-mineurs, 

exploitants de mines et de carrieres, etc. Ed.45. 1926. (Agendas 

Dunod.) 

"Legislation du travail, par G. Courtot": p.Al-A69.


Sanitation Corporation, New York. r 628 S22 

The sanitation of cities, by W. L. D'Olier and staff of the Sanitation 

Corporation, New York city. [cl921.] 

Non-technical discussion of the problems of water-supply and purification, and of 

sewage collection and disposal, with particular attention to the latter. 

r 620.105 T32 

Testing; a monthly international journal devoted to the field of testing 

materials, structures, & machinery, Jan.-April 1924. v.l, no.1-4. Pullman 

Pub. Co., 1924. 

No more published. 

United States—Engineers corps. r 624.02 U25 

List of bridges over the navigable waters of the United States; comp. 

in the office of the chief of engineers, United States army, 1925. 1926. 

United States—Interstate commerce commission. r 625.1433 U25 

Report on the formation of transverse fissures in steel rails and their 

prevalence on certain railroads. 1923. 

Prepared by J. E. Howard. 

Yale University—Library. r 016.6205 Y13 

Finding list of engineering serials in the libraries of New Haven. 

Ed.3. 1922. 

Published by the Engineers' Club of the Sheffield Scientific School and the Yale 

Engineering Association. 

The compilation and editing was done by Miss Marjorie Wildes, with the assistance 

of Miss Grace P. Fuller and others. Condensed from Preface. 


General Electric Company, Schenectady, N. Y. qr 621.304 G29 

Electric night by radio, Oct. 21, 1925. [1925.] 

Contents.—Four-dollars-a-year-men [by] Preston Arkwright.-—Making electric service 

effective in agriculture [by] Frank Belden.—Customer ownership of public utilities [by] 

G. T. Buckingham.—Rural electrification in Texas [by] C. E. Calder.—Power and 

progress [by] W. E. Creed.—The public utility and the community [by] J. E. Davidson. 

—The modern public electric utility [by] F. S. Dewey.—The benefits of electricity to 

rural districts [by] B. E. Eaton.—The future of electric public service [by] L. H. 

Egan.—The aspirations of a public utility [by] H. B. Flowers.—Thomas A. Edison [by] 

W. W. Freeman.—The great public servant [by] .J. F. Gilchrist.—The generation and 

distribution of power [by] D. C. Green.—Electric service in the Northwest [by] F. T. 

Griffith.—Thomas A. Edison and the pioneers [by] W. M. Hand.—A brief electrical 

review [by] Herbert Hoover.—Rural electrification [by] A. B. Huey.—Farm electrification 

[by] W. M. Jardine.—Agricultural electrification in California [by] F. B. 

Lewis.—The pioneer use of electricity in Utah [by] R. R. Lyman.—The city and its 

lights [by] C. C. Neslen.—Electricity, past and future [by] R. F. Pack.—How street 

railways build up communities [by] A. B. Paterson.—Public utility executives as 

representatives of their company [by] A. T. Perkins.—Thomas A. Edison [by] H. T. 

Plumb.—Outline of progress of the electrical industry [by] F. C. Pratt.—Civilization 

and electricity [by] H. S. Robertson.—Three billion servants [by] F. W. Smith.— 

Electricity on the farm [by] C. L. Stannard.—The importance of public utility investments 

[by] Robert Strickland, jr.-—Public utility securities as investments [by] 

H. D. Thrall.—The growth of the incandescent lamp [by] H. F. Wallace. 

Hawks, Arthur W. r 621.341 H36 

Baltimore's sixteen years of super-power. 1926. 

"Year Book & Annual Report of the Consolidated Gas Electric Light & Power 

Company of Baltimore for 1925."


Morecroft, John Harold, & Hehre, F. W. 621.318 M88e 

Experiments. Wiley, 1925. (Their Electrical circuits and machinery, 

v.3.) 

Intended for non-electrical engineering students. Experiments are concerned largely 

with the principal types of electrical machinery, special attention being given to operating 

characteristics. 

Powell, Alvah Leslie, & Fuchs, Theodore, comp. r 621.32823 P87 

Stage lighting. Edison lamp works of General Electric Company 

[1926], (Edison lamp works of General Electric Company, Harrison, 

N.J. Bulletin, 146A.) 

The same. (In Edison lamp works of General Electric Company, 

Harrison, N. J. Bulletin, 146A.) r 621.32 E28 no.l46A 

Agriculture. Animals 

Alexander, Wilfrid Backhouse. r 632.6 A37 

Natural enemies of prickly pear and their introduction into Australia. 

H. J. Green, 1925. (Australia—Institute of science and industry. 

Bulletin no.29.) 

American National Fox Breeders Association. r 636.9 A51 

Year book of the silver fox industry, 1925, 1927. 1925-26. 

Ed. by W. H. Olmsted. 

Baker, William Edgar. 636.7 B17a 

The Airedale terrier standard simplified. [Field and Fancy Pub. 

Corp., 1923.] (Breeders' calendar and year book, no.13, 1923.) 

The same. (In Breeders' calendar and year book, no.13, 

1923.) r 636.7 B72 

Bourcart, Emmanuel. 632.951 B65 

Insecticides, fungicides, and weed killers; a practical manual on the 

diseases of plants and their remedies for the use of manufacturing 

chemists, agriculturists, arboriculturists, and horticulturists; tr. from the 

French and adapted to British standards and practice; 2d English ed. 

rev. and enl. by T. R. Burton. Scott, 1925. 

Subject-matter is arranged according to the substances used. Under these are described 

preparation, properties, action on plants, fungi, and insects, and treatment of 

various diseases. 

Illinois—Agricultural experiment station, Urbana. qr 630.6 I226an 

Annual report (31st-date), 1917/18-date. 1918-date. 

Report of 1917/18 contains also Bulletin, no.202-211; Circular, no.203-224; Soil 

report, no.17. 

Illinois State Horticultural Society. r 634.05 122 

Transactions; being the proceedings of the 25th, 34th, 38th-58th, 

60th-64th, 66th-68th annual meeting, for the year 1880, 1889, 1893-1913, 

1915-19, 1921-23. New series, v.14, 23, 27-47, 49-53, 55-57. 1881-1924.



American Association of Foreign-Language Newspapers, qr 659.131 A51 

The foreign language market in America; a study of the racial and 

national groups in the United States, their geographical distribution, 

occupations, their social and economic standing, the publications they 

support, with rates, circulation, and other authentic data for the guidance 

of advertising agencies and advertisers. [1925?] 

Loose-leaf. 

Hayward, Walter Sumner. 658.321 H37 

Sales administration; a study of the manufacturer's marketing problems. 

Harper, 1926. 

Hitchcock, Frederick Hills. 655.5 H62 

How to build a good book from your manuscript, containing 

suggestions of value for authors and others whose works are ready for 

printing or in course of preparation. Special Book Department of 

Braunworth & Co. [cl925.] 

Gives a few suggestions to authors regarding preparation of material, but is concerned 

mainly with the book-producing service of Braunworth & Company. Its weakest point 

is the apparent assumption that anything that has been written is necessarily worth 

printing. 

r 658.705 M321 

Management [monthly], 1922-date. v.l8-date. 1922-date. 

v.18-19, no.3, Jan.-Sept. 1922, title reads "100% management". 

Pennsylvania—Public instruction department. r 650.7 P39 

Courses of study in commercial education. 1923. 


Syllabus giving a definite outline for each of the technical commercial subjects 

taught in high schools. 

Riepka, Hellmuth C. r 654.122 R44 

Die rohre und ihre anwendung. Ed.3, rev. & enl. 1926. (Bibliothek 

des radio-amateurs, v.4.) 

Snow, Elliot. qr 656.8 S67 

Recent and early information about ancient and medieval ships. 

[1924?] 


Deals briefly with sources of information such as coins, carvings, pottery, plate, 

tapestries, paintings, mural decorations, prints, books, and models. Includes a number of 

plates, some of which are described. 

Stuart, Edwin H. 659.132 S92 

Utilizing the by-product of a printing business, wherein is told 

successful experiences with direct mail advertising. Pittsburgh, Stuart 

[1926?] 

Tells how one successful Pittsburgh printer effectively devotes "non-chargeable" 

time to direct-mail advertising. 

Wigge, Heinrich. r 654.122 W68 

Die neuere entwicklung der funkentelegraphie; ein siegeszug der 

vakuumrohre. Ed.2, rev. & enl. 1921. (Angewandte ingenieurwissenschaft. 

Beitrage fiir die gesamte technische praxis, 4.) 

"Literaturverzeichnis" : p. [68]—71.



American Ceramic Society. r 666.02 A51 

Directory of dealers in raw ceramic materials; report of sub-committee 

on clays and raw materials for the clay industry. cl918. (Bulletin, 

no.l.) qr 662.605 A67 

Archiv fiir warmewirtschaft; hrsg. vom Verein Deutscher Ingenieure 

[monthly], 1921-22. v.2-3. 1921-22. 

"Organ der Hauptstelle fiir Warmewirtschaft." 

r 666.05 C32 

The Ceramist [monthly], March 1921-date. v.i-date. 1921-date. 

v.l, March 1921-Feb. 1924, issued quarterly. 

v.2, no.l, March 1922, wanting. 

v.l, March-Dec. 1921, title reads "The New Jersey ceramist". 

qr 660.5 C4216 

Chemical record-age [weekly],. March 23-May 11, 1925. v.23, no.12-19. 

1925. 

v.23, no.13-15, 17-18 wanting. 

Formed by the union of "Chemical age" and "Chemical color and oil record". 

United with "Color trade journal and textile chemist" to form "Chemicals". 

qr 660.5 C4215 

Chemicals [weekly], May 25, 1925-date. v.23, no.21-date. 1925-date. 

v.23, no.22, 24, and 26 wanting. 

Formed by the union of "Chemical record-age" and "Color trade journal and 

textile chemist". 

Congres du Chauffage Industriel, Paris, 1923. qr 662.6 C74 

Comptes rendus. 2v. 1923. 

v.4, no.39-40 of "Chaleur et industrie". 

The same. (In Chaleur et Industrie, v.4, no.39-40.). .qr 662.605 C35 v.4 

r 666.205 E62 

The Enamelist; a periodical for the porcelain enamel industry, Oct. 1923date. 


Issued irregularly. 

Hauptstelle fiir Warmewirtschaft, Berlin. qr 662.605 H35 

[Reports of conventions and other publications.] 1920-23. 

Contents.—Bericht iiber die feuerungstechnische tagung, Berlin, 16. bis 18. September 

1920, hft. 1-3: hft. 1. Umstellung der dampfkesselfeuerungen auf rohbraunkohle; 

hft.2. Verwendung von torf zur dampfkesselfeuerung; Verwendung von braunkohle 

fiir industrieofen; hft.3. Kohlenstaubfeuerung; Ersparnispramien in der warmewirtschaft.—Bericht 

iiber die heiztechnische tagung in Hannover, November 1920, 

und die verhandlungen iiber wirtschaftlichen betrieb von zentralheizungen auf der feuerungstechnischen 

tagung, Berlin, 18. September 1920, hft.1—2: hft.l. Ofen und herde; 

Kleingewerbliche feuerungen; hft.2. Zentralheizungen; Organisation der beratungs- und 

iiberwachungsstellen.-—Zur entwicklung der industriellen warmewirtschaft; neun vortrage 

gehalten auf der jahresversammlung in Dresden vom 22.-23. September 1921.—Fortschritte 

in der entwicklung der warmewirtschaft; bericht iiber die technischen verhandlungen 

bei der zweiten jahresversammlung vom 12.-14. Oktober 1922.—-Brennstoff und 

verbrennung; vortrag des Herrn Dr. Aufhauser, Thermotechnische Versuchsanstalt, Hamburg, 

beim messtechnischen kursus der Hauptstelle fiir Warmewirtschaft, Mai 1920.— 

Messtechnischer kursus der Hauptstelle fiir Warmewirtschaft, Berlin, maschinenbaulaboratorium 

der Technischen Hochschule, Charlottenburg, Oktober 1920.—Richtlinien fiir 

die erzielung sparsamer brennstoffwirtschaft bei dampfkraftanlagen. 


Taschenbuch fiir brennstoffwirtschaft und feuerungstechnik, 1926. 

1926. 

131


Howe, Harrison Estell. 660 H85 

Chemistry in the world's work. Van Nostrand, 1926. (Library of 

modern sciences.) 

Well written, non-technical discussion of the part chemistry has played in modern 

civilization. 

Junge, Karl Gustav. r 668.3 J52 

Die klebstoffe; ihre beschaffenheit, anwendung, und verarbeitung von 

hand und maschinen in den pappe und papier verarbeitenden industrieen; 

ein handbuch fiir den werktatigen fachmann. Ed.2. 1921. 

Langton, Harold McKee. 668.737 L26 

Blacks & pitches. Benn, 1925. (Oil & colour chemistry monographs.) 


Concise account, compiled from the literature, of the manufacture, properties, and 

uses of graphite, fixed carbon-blacks, carbon-black, lampblack, natural bitumens and asphalts, 

and tars and pitches from coal, wood, etc- 

Mills, Lawrence, & Willingham, J. C. qr 665.5007 M69 

The law of oil and gas; a treatise upon the law of oil and gas together 

with the federal leasing act and the rules and regulations of the 

secretary of the interior governing the leasing of public lands and of 

restricted Indian and tribal lands and forms of leases and other instruments 

in common use in connection with the exploration for and 

production of oil and gas. Callaghan, 1926. 

Moritz, Werner. r 666.912 M89 

Kalkbrennofen. 1924. 

"Literaturverzeichnis": p. [69-70.] 

Rawson, Christopher, and others. r 667.203 R23 

A dictionary of dyes, mordants, and other compounds used in dyeing 

and calico printing. Griffin, 1926. 


Includes general description, properties, uses, and methods of testing. 

Rogers, Allen. 660 R61e 

Elements of industrial chemistry; an abridgment of Manual of 

industrial chemistry, written by forty eminent specialists and ed. by 

Allen Rcgers. Ed.2. Van Nostrand, 1926. 

Consists of brief descriptive accounts of the more important chemical industries. 

Rose, Harold J. qr 662.7 R71 

The selection of coals for the manufacture of coke. [Pittsburgh, 

Koppers Co., 1926.] 

"Paper prepared for presentation at the February 1926 meeting of the American 

Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers, New York City." 

qr 662.605 S79 

Steam coal buyer; monthly, 1924-date. v.i-date. 1924-date. 

United States—Federal oil conservation board. r 665.5 U2532 

Federal oil conservation board; complete record of public hearings, 

February 10 and 11, 1926, auditorium, Interior department building, 

Washington, D. C. 1926.


Metallurgy 

Benedicks, Carl. 669.042 B43 

Metallographie researches, based on a course of lectures delivered 

in the United States in 1925. McGraw, 1926. 

"Bibliographic references" at end of each chapter. 

Contains considerable material not previously published, or published only in Swedish. 

Covers various unrelated topics, but is concerned mainly with ferrous metals. 

Brown, Bayley's Steel Works, Ltd., Sheffield. qr 669.1743 B78s 

Stainless steel for engineering purposes. [1922?] 

Trade literature illustrating resistance to rust and mechanical erosion. 

Haas, Walter de. qr 669.1 Hll 

Der weg des eisens vom erz zum stahl; ein technisches bilderbuch, 

von Hanns Giinther [pseud.]. Ed.3. [cl925.] (Wunder der technik.) 

International Nickel Company, New York. qr 669.1742 124 

Nickel cast iron data and applications, no.201-202. [1925?] 

Bound with its "Nickel steel data and applications, no.l—7". 

No.202 is also issued as its "Nickel steel data and applications", no.8. 

International Nickel Company, New York. qr 669.1742 124 

Nickel steel data and applications, no. 1-9. [1925-26.] 

Collection of technical articles, some of which are reprinted from various periodicals. 

Leeds & Northrup Company, Philadelphia. qr 669.17 L53h 

The hump method for the heat treatment of steel. cl926. (Catalog, 

no.90.) 

In heat treatment, the curve traced by the recording pyrometer shows a "hump" 

at the critical range during which the steel absorbs heat, without rise in temperature. 

It is from this phenomenon that the process takes its name, the operation depending, not 

upon the recorded temperature, but upon the appearance of the "hump". 

Mathieson Alkali Works, Inc. qr 669.12 M47 

Mathieson iron refining process. [cl925.] 

Trade literature concerned largely with the use of "Purite", an alkaline compound 

for the purification of liquid cast-iron. 

Schwarz, Maximilian von, & Dannemann, Friedrich. r 669.109 S41 

Die eisengewinnung von den altesten zeiten bis auf den heutigen tag. 

1925. (Der werdegang der entdeckungen und erfindungen, pt.4.) 

"Obersicht iiber das hauptsachliche schrif ttum" : p. [52.] 

Stoughton, Bradley, & Butts, Allison. 669 S88 

Engineering metallurgy; a textbook for users of metals. McGraw, 

1926. (Metallurgical texts.) 

"Literature" at end of most of the chapters. 

Constitutes a concise introduction to the subject, but is intended mainly for engineering 

students who will be engaged in utilization rather than production of metals. 

Stress is, therefore, placed on tests and comparative properties. 

Victoria and Albert Museum, South Kensington. r 669 V31 

Catalogue of the collections in the science museum, South Kensington, 

with descriptive and historical notes and illustrations; Metallurgy, 

comp. by A. J. Spencer. 1925. 

At head of title "Board of education".


Fine Arts 


from the fund left to the Library by I. D. Bernd and devoted to Architecture and 

Decoration. 

Augsburg, De Resco Leo. 741 A92d 

Drawing simplified; a text-book of form study and drawing, designed 

for general use in schools and for self-instruction. Educational Pub. Co. 

[cl892.] 

Beetham, Bentley. 778.17 B38 

Photography for bird-lovers; a practical guide; with photographic 

plates. Witherby, 1911. 

Berg, Anna Petersson. 746 B45 

Text book of Swedish home sloyd; typical Swedish patterns of hole 

seam, fringe plaiting, and knitting. [Eastern Press, 1925.] 

British Empire Exhibition, 1924-25. r 708.2 B756 

Palace of arts. [Ed.2.] [1925.] 

A catalogue. Contains no illustrations. 

Buckley, Francis. qr 738.2 B85 

A history of old English glass, with a foreword by Bernard Rackham. 

Benn, 1925. 

"References to the cut glass trade": p.119-138. 

"References to glass wares other than cut glass": p.142-151. 

Bulley, Margaret H. q 701 B87 

Art and counterfeit; with 188 illustrations. Methuen [1925], 

"List of quotations and their sources": p.93-96. 

Contains passages from the works of various authors, with a commentary at the 

end of each chapter. 

"An attempt to supply a general text-book on the nature of art and on artistic 

appreciation. .. Is occupied, in the main, with one clement in a work of art, namely 

design, and with the reaction to design in taste and appreciation." Introduction. 

Carnegie Institute, Pittsburgh—Department of r 735 B65c 

fine arts. 

Exhibition of sculpture by Antoine Bourdelle, December 15-January 

22, 1925-1926. Pittsburgh [1925], 

Cornelius, Charles Over. 749 C82e 

Early American furniture. Century [cl926]. 

"A brief list of books and articles for the study of American furniture": p.263-268. 

The same r 749 C82e 

A history covering the period from the first settlements to the early 19th century, 

giving something of the cultural growth and artistic background of the people. Contains 

63 plates and 12 line drawings. The author is (1926) assistant curator of American art 

in the Metropolitan Museum. 

Crawford, Henry S. qb 745 C87 

Handbook of carved ornament from Irish monuments of the Christian 

period. Royal Society of Antiquaries of Ireland, 1926. 


Contains 51 plates and 15 drawings in the text.


Frantz, Erich. r 755 F88 

Geschichte der Christlichen malerei. 2v. in 3. 1887-94. 


v.l. Von den anfangen bis zum schluss der romanischen epoche. 

v.2. Von Giotto bis zur hohe des neueren stils. 

Contains many drawings and reproductions of mosaics, paintings, stained glass, and 

illustrations from ancient manuscripts. 

Gilhofer (H.) & Ranschburg (H.), Lucerne. qr 769 G39 

Katalog einer kostbaren sammlung von kupferstichen und holzschnitten 

alter meister des XV. bis xix. jahrhunderts aus altem privatbesitz; 

versteigerung 19. und 20. mai 1925. 1925. 

Contains 48 plates representing woodcuts and engravings by European artists from 

the 15th to the 19th century. 

Henkels, Stanislaus Vincent, comp. r 769 H44 

Napoleoniana; valuable collection of engraved portraits of Napoleon 

Bonaparte and his generals and scenes in his eventful life, belonging to 

William P. Bement, including a number of books relating to Napoleon; 

and For other accounts: English and American legal portraits, racing 

pictures, Currier & Ives lithographs, &c. and fine oil paintings to be 

sold May 28th, 1925. 1925. (Catalogue, no.1374.) 

Hourticq, Louis. qr 703 H83 

Encyclopedic des beaux-arts, architecture, sculpture, peinture, arts 

decoratifs; cet ouvrage comprend: 1. Un dictionnaire des beaux-arts; 

2. Une histoire generale des arts; 3. Un musee des beaux-arts; il est 

illustre de 130 planches hors texte et de 1600 gravures dans le texte. 

2v. [cl925.] (Bibliotheque omnium.) 


v.l. A-K. 

v.2. L-Z. 

Kroeber, Alfred Louis, & Strong, W. D. q 738 K42 

The Uhle pottery collections from lea, with three appendices by 

Max Uhle. University of California Press, 1924. (California University. 

Publications; American archaeology and ethnology, v.21, no.3.) 

[London, Midland, and Scottish Railway Company.] 741 L822 

Posters by Royal academicians and other eminent artists, with an 

appreciation by Sir Martin Conwajf. [Eyre.] 

Made up of 18 posters in color and an 8-page essay on the elevation of poster art. 

Phillips, Walter J. 761 P51 

The technique of the color wood-cut. [Brown-Robertson Co., Inc., 

cl926.] 

Bibliography: p.61—62. 

Quenioux, Gaston. qb 709.44 Q25 

Les arts decoratifs modernes (France); 830 gravures, 2 planches en 

couleurs. [cl925.] 

Made up chiefly of illustrations showing examples of architecture, furniture, interior 

decoration, glass, pottery, ironwork, jewelry, textile design, etc. Each section has a 

brief introductory text. 

qr 705 R37 

La Revue de l'art, ancien et moderne [monthly], 1923-date. v.43-date. 

1923-date.


Rutter, Frank. 759 R94o 

The old masters. Doran. (Hodder and Stoughton's people's library.) 

Contents.-—Cimabue, Duccio, and Giotto.—Orcagna and Fra Angelico.—The Van 

Eycks, Campin, and Memlinc.—From Lippi to Mantegna.—Crivelli to Carpaccio.—Botticelli 

and Leonardo da Vinci.—-Durer, Michael Angelo, and Titian.—Holbein, Tintoretto, 

and El Greco.—Rubens, Velazquez, and Rembrandt. 

Sketches the development of painting in Europe from the 13th to the 17th century. 

Contains 18 plates. 

Schmitz, Hermann, ed. qb 749 S35 

Deutsche mobel des klassizismus; mit 460 abbildungen. [1923.] 

Forms v.3 of "Deutsche mobel vom mittelalter bis zum anfang des 19. jahrhunderts", 

ed. by Otto von Falke and Hermann Schmitz. 

Made up of illustrations of German furniture from 1770 to 1840, with a 40-page 

explanatory introduction. 

Schmitz, Hermann, comp. qb 749 S35e 

The encyclopaedia of furniture; an outline history of furniture 

design in Egypt, Assyria, Persia, Greece, Rome, Italy, France, the 

Netherlands, Germany, England, Scandinavia, Spain, Russia, and in 

the Near and Far East up to the middle of the nineteenth century, 

with 659 illustrations arranged on 320 plates, compiled by authorities 

in various countries; with an introduction by H. P. Shapland. Benn 

[1926]. 

Smith, Solomon Charles Kaines. 759.2 C83s 

Cotman. Allan [1926]. (British artists.) 

Bibliography: p. 15 7. 

A brief biography of John Sell Cotman (1782-1842), with a critical estimate of his 

work and reproductions of eight of his paintings. 

Spargo, John. 738 S735 

Early American pottery and china. Century [cl926]. (Century 

library of American antiques.) 


The same r 738 S73e 

Intended to guide amateur collectors, to give aid in identifying and classifying 

specimens, and to give information about their history, their makers, and their contribution 

to the development of ceramic art in the United States. Several lists of potters, 

chronologically arranged, and a key to marks are included. Illustrated. 

Spargo, John. qr 738 S73 

The potters and potteries of Bennington. Houghton, 1926. 

A detailed historical and descriptive account of the potteries in Bennington, Vt. 


Turner, Herbert. 745.5 T86 

Artistic leather craft. Pitman, 1926. 


A practical manual. 

Vachon, Marius. qr 759.4 P99v 

Puvis de Chavannes. 1895. 

A critical study of the work of the French painter, with numerous reproductions of 

his work. 

Venturi, Adolfo. 709.45 V26 

A short history of Italian art; tr. by Edward Hutton; with 300 

illustrations. Macmillan, 1926.


Waley, Arthur, ed. qr 709.5 W16 

The year book of oriental art and culture, 1924-1925. 2v. Benn, 1925. 

v.l. Text. 

v.2. Plates. 

Contains short, scholarly articles on porcelain, manuscripts, painting, sculpture, 

printing, and other arts. Volume two contains 129 plates. The editor is (1925) 

assistant in the British Museum. 

Wright, Harold J. L. 763 W93 

The lithographs of John Copley and Ethel Gabain. Albert Roullier 

Art Galleries, 1924. 

The same r 763 W93 

Critical discussion of the work of the English artist and of his wife, with chronological 

lists of their lithographs and numerous reproductions. 

Wright, Rowe. 745 W93 

A book of symbols for camp fire girls. Camp Fire Outfitting Co. 

[cl926.] 

A pamphlet explaining the meaning of Indian symbols, their combination for 

effective design, and the use of such designs in decoration. 

Architecture 



Decoration. 

American Face Brick Association. qr 729 A51 

Architectural details in brickwork. 1st—3d series, [v.1-3] in lv. 

Made up of 117 plates. 

American Face Brick Association. qb 720.945 A51 

Brickwork in Italy; a brief review from ancient to modern times. 

1925. 

Introduction signed: G. C. Mars. 

"The present work [was] entrusted to two young scholars, Professor Carlo Roccatelli 

for the Ancient and the Renaissance periods, and Professor Enrico Verdozzi for the 

Medieval and Modern." Preface. 

Bibliography: p.xviii—xix. 

Contains 320 illustrations and plates, some of which are in color. 

[American lumberman.] 728.6 A51 

Old homes made new; comfort, convenience, beauty. 2v. in 1. 

[cl924-25.] 


The same, v.2 728.6 A51a 


Ayres, Atlee B. qb 720.972 A98 

Mexican architecture; domestic, civil, & ecclesiastical; four hundred 

and twenty-six illustrations. Helburn, 1926. 

Baum, Julius, ed. qb 720.945 B32 

Baukunst und dekorative plastik der Fruhrenaissance in Italien; mit 

517 abbildungen. [Ed.2, enl.] 1926. (Bauformen-bibliothek, v.ll.) 

Made up of plates showing examples of early renaissance Italian architecture, 

particularly of sculptural details. Contains a 31-page introduction and a descriptive 

index to the plates.


Cousens, Henry. qb 722.4 C84 

The architectural antiquities of western India. India Soc, 1926. 

Bibliography: p.xi. 

An account of temples, Mohammedan buildings, and other architectural remains. 

Contains 57 plates. The author was formerly connected with the Archaeological survey 

of India. 

Huisman, Georges Maurice. 720.944 H91 

Pour comprendre les monuments de Paris; 511 plans et photographies 

dans le texte, 16 planches contenant 70 photographies. 1925. 

(Bibliotheque du tourisme.) 

"Notes bibliographiques": p.ix-x. 

Traces briefly the development of architecture in Paris and describes its famous 

buildings and monuments. Contains many small illustrations. 

London, Midland, and Scottish Railway Company. 726 L822 

Cathedrals, abbeys, and shrines of history & romance. 

"Some authorities": p.ix. 

A short illustrated guide to the more noteworthy antiquities in England, Scotland, 

Wales, and Ireland, on or near the railway system. 

Parent, Paul. qb 720.949 P23 

L'architecture des Pays-Bas meridionaux (Belgique et nord de la 

France) aux 16e, 17e, et 18e siecles. 1926. 

"Bibliographie": p.[221]-232. 

A history of architecture in Belgium and northern France from the 16th to the 18th 

century. Contains 56 plates and 59 plans and sketches. 

Small, John William. qb 728.8 S63 

The castles and mansions of the Lothians; illustrated in one hundred 

and four views, with historical and descriptive accounts. 2v. Paterson, 

1883. 

Title of v.2 reads "The castles and mansions of the Lothians; illustrated in one 

hundred and three views". 

Van Pelt, Garrett. qb 720.972 V19 

Old architecture of southern Mexico. Jansen, 1926. 

Made up of plates showing details of church and domestic architecture. 

Weilbach, Frederik. qb 720.9489 W45 

Architekten Lauritz Thura; udgivet af Selskabet til Udgivelse af 

Danske Mindesma;rker. 1924. 

Added title-page and summary of text in English. 

Discusses the work of the Danish architect, Lauritz Thura (1706-59). Contains 

numerous illustrations showing plans and views of his work. 

Music 

Scores and Librettos 

Alfano, Franco. 782.5 A38 

Resurrection; drama in four acts founded on the book of Leo Tolstoi, 

words by C. Hanau, from the French translation by Paul Ferrier, 

English version by K. H. B. de Jaffa, music by Frank Alfano. Ricordi, 

cl925. 

English and Erench text. 

Benson, Louis Fitz Gerald. M 783.9 B44 

Hymns original and translated; set to the music of various composers. 

1925.


Ditson (Oliver) & Co., pub. qM 786.4 D64e 

Eight piano pieces by French composers. cl925. 

Contents.—Le coucou (The cuckoo) [by] Claude Daquin.— Passepied [by] Leo 

Delibes.—Romance sans paroles (Romance without words) by Gabriel Faure.—Jonglerie 

(Jugglery) by Benjamin Godard.—-Serenade, by Gabriel Pierne.—Mazurka, no.l, in G 

minor; Le cygne (The swan) [by] Camille Saint-Saens.—Au soir (At evening) [by] 

C. M. Widor. 

Ditson (Oliver) & Co., pub. qM 786.4 D64ei 

Eight piano pieces by Spanish composers. cl925. 

Contents.—Cadiz; Granada; Seguidillas; Tango in D [by] I. Albeniz.—Playera; 

Spanish dance, no.10; Spanish dance, no.2; Villanesca [by] E. Granados. 

Ditson (Oliver) & Co., pub. qM 786.44 D64 

Ten popular marches for the piano. cl925. 

Contents.—-American line march [by] Baker.-—Le beau sabreur [by] Wittmann.— 

Fife and drum [by] Hardinge.—Fredonia march [by] Lothrop.—Marching along [by] 

Pike.—Night school march [by] Benjamin.—The serenade march [by] Aubert.—Under 

the banner of victory [by] von Bion.—Under the double eagle [by] Wagner.—-With the 

colors [by] Panella. 

Donizetti, Gaetano. 782.5 D72e 

L'elisir d'amore (The elixir of love); a comic opera in two acts 

[libretto]. Rullman. 

Italian and English words. 

Fevrier, Henri. 782.4 F43 

Gismonda; opera in three acts [libretto]. Rullman, cl918. 


The same r 782.4 F43 

Field, John. qM 786.43 F45t 

Ten nocturnes. 

Title-page missing. 

Gluck, Alma, & Reimers, Paul, comp. qM 784.8 G52 

Folksongs and other duets; for two high voices. Ditson [cl925]. 

Contents.— At dawning [by] Cadman.—By the pale moonlight (Au clair de la lune) 

[by] Lully.—Carry me back to old Virginny [by] Bland.—Down in the Lowland (Drunten 

im Unterland); folksong.—The firtree (O tannenbaum); folksong.-—From the dachstein 

high (Hoch von dachstein an) [by] Seydler.—-Go, pretty rose [by] Marzials.—Hedgeroses 

(Haidenroslein) [by] Werner.—Holy night, peaceful night (Stille nacht, heilige 

nacht) [by] Gruber.—-Hoping in vain (Vergebliches hof fen) [by] Dvorak.—Household 

pictures (Familien-gemalde) [by] Schumann.—How can I leave thee (Ach, wie ist's 

moglich dann); folksong.—I will give you the keys of heaven; folksong.—The last wish 

(Der letzte wunsch) [by] Dvorak.—Maiden, O come, come, come (Madele, ruck, ruck, 

ruck); folksong.—Margot, labor in the vineyard (Margot, labourez les vignes); folksong, 

—The parting (Der abschied) [by] Dvorak.—Under the window (Unter 'm fenster) 

[by] Schumann. 

Gray (H. W.) Co., New York city. qM 783.4 G81an2 

Anthems for Christmas and general use. 1925. (Quarterly, no.49.) 

Contents.—Every bygone prayer, by Forsyth.—-The annunciation, by Willan.—Three 

jolly shepherds, by Voynich.—Sleeps Judea fair, by Mackinnon.—Nativity carol; Gloria 

in excelsis Deo, by Lester.—The march of the wise men, by Gaul.—A Christmas pean, by 

Candlyn.—A lovely rose is blooming, by Praetorius; ed. by Dickinson.—While shepherds 

watched (women's) (men's) by Jungst and Dickinson.—Today is born Immanuel 

(women's) (.men's) (mixed) by Praetorius; arranged by Dickinson.—O Bethlehem, 

arranged by Dickinson.—The shepherds; The magi, by Willan. 

Harvard University. M 783.9 H33 

The Harvard University hymn book. Harvard University Press, 

1926.


Leoncavallo, Ruggiero. 782.6 L62 

Zaza; a lyric comedy in four acts, after the play by P. Berton and 

Ch. Simon; English version by Alice Mattullath. Schirmer [cl919]. 

(G. Schirmer's collection of opera-librettos.) 


Pochon, Alfred, comp. qM 785.74 P73 

Academic string quartet album; ten easy and progressive pieces by 

various composers. 4pts. Fischer [cl924]. (American academic series, 

no.17.) 

pt.i. Violin I. 

pt.2. Violin II. 

pt.3. Viola. 

pt.4. Cello. 

Reimers, Paul, & Gluck, Alma, comp. qM 784.8 R31 

Folksongs and other duets; for high and medium voices. Ditson 

[cl92S]. 

Contents.—SOPRANO AND ALTO: Beauteous night, O night of love (Belle nuit, 6 nuit 

d'amour) [by] Offenbach; The sweetest story ever told [by] Stults; A streamlet full of 

flowers [by] Caracciolo; Love's secret betrayed (Verratene liebe) [by] Cornelius.— 

.'SOPRANO AND BARITONE: A lover's duet (Duetto di amore) [by] Floridia; Nay, bid me not 

resign, love (La ci darem la mano) [by] Mozart; O blithe and happy swallows (Legeres 

hirondelles) [by] Thomas; Passage-bird's farewell (Abschied der vogel) [by] Hildach; 

Still as the night (Still wie die nacht) [by] G6tze.—MEZZO SOPRANO (ALTO) AND BARI 

TONE: A dream [by] Bartlett; Hans and Liesel (Hans und Liesel); folksong; The 

hunter strode upon his way (Der jager langs dem wieher ging) ; folksong; A linden stands 

(Es steht ein lind'); folksong; No embers nor a firebrand (Kein feuer, keine kohle); 

Oh, no one knows or would guess it (Es weiss und rath es doch keiner) [by] Henschel. 

—Thou, thou rulest my heart, dear (Du, du liegst mir im herzen) ; folksong; Little sandman 

(Sandmannchen) ; folksong. 

Ricci, Luigi, & Ricci, Federico. 782.6 R39c 

Crispino e la comare (The cobbler and the fairy); opera in three acts 



The same r 782.6 R39c 

Weis, Karel. 782.3 W46 

The Polish Jew; folk-opera in two acts; English translation by Sigmund 

Spaeth and Cecil Cowdrey, after the German libretto by Victor 

Leonard [pseud.] and Richard Batka [libretto]. Rullman, cl921. 

Wolff, Albert. 782.6 W838 

L'oiseau bleu (The blue bird); a lyric comedy in four acts and eight 

scenes by Maurice Maeterlinck [libretto], Rullman, cl919. 

French and English words. 

Books About Music 

Brower, Harriette. 786.3 B78m 

Modern masters of the keyboard; with sixteen portraits. Stokes, 

1926. 

Interviews with well-known pianists of the present day, the questioner having in 

view the needs of teachers and players in matters of technique, interpretation, and 

methods of study.


Dickey, Frances M., & French, Eilene. 781.3 D5S 

Melody writing and ear training (a practical course in elementary 

theory). Ditson [cl926]. 

"Reference list": p.115. 

Matthay, Tobias Augustus. 781 M47 

Musical interpretation; its laws and principles and their application 

in teaching and performing. Ed.5. Boston Music Co. [cl913.] 

Osgood, Henry Osborne. 780.973 029 

So this is jazz. Little, 1926. 

"Traces the history of jazz from its beginning to George Gershwin's Piano Concerto 

...There are many interesting biographical sidelights of different popular composers and, 

jazz 'virtuosi'... and in addition to photographic portraits, the volume is illustrated with 

excerpts from scores the author considers especially significant. The analysis of these 

scores is clever, but it is far above the heads of readers who have no technical musical 

knowledge." Saturday review: of literature, 1926. 

Pfordten, Hermann Ludwig, freiherr von der. 782.2 P48 

Handlung und dichtung der buhnenwerke Richard Wagners, nach 

ihren grundlagen in sage und geschichte. Ed.3. 1903. 

Schenck, Mrs. Janet D. 780.7 S32 

Music, youth, & opportunity; a survey of settlement and community 

music schools; with a foreword by Harold Bauer. National Federation 

of Settlements, 1926. (Settlement monographs, no.S.) 


Stanton, Hazel Martha. 780.1 S79 

Psychological tests of musical talent, Eastman School of Music. 

University of Rochester [cl92S]. 

Wister, Frances Anne. r 785 W81 

Twenty-five years of the Philadelphia Orchestra, 1900-1925. 

Women's committees for the Philadelphia Orchestra [cl92S], 

Recreation 

Anderson, Lou Eastwood. 796.33 A54 

Tennis for women, with special reference to the training of teachers. 

Barnes, 1926. (Athletics for women.) 

Bibliography: p. 128. 

Degenhardt, Frederick Valentine. 793.1 D38 

"Shows and stunts"; practical entertainment for everyone, for fun or 

funds! Universal Press, 1925. 

Grey, Zane. q 799 G887ta 

Tales of the angler's Eldorado, New Zealand; with over 100 illustrations 

from photographs taken by the author and from drawings by 

F. E. Phares. Harper, 1926. 

Grohman, William Adolph Baillie-. qr 799 G93 

Sport in art; an iconography of sport, illustrating the field sports 

of Europe and America from the fifteenth to the end of the eighteenth 

century; with two hundred and forty-three illustrations. Ed.2. Simpkin 

[1919]. 

Biographical notes of artists: p.355-410. 

141


Heinrichs, Ernest H. 795 H42 

Common sense bridge, in a series of conversations by "Old Baldy" 

covering the most important phases of auction bridge, including the 

new laws of 1926. Pittsburgh, Nicholson [cl926]. 

New York (city), Whist Club. 795 N26 

Laws of auction bridge, 1926; approved by American Whist League 

and Knickerbocker Whist Club. Winston [cl926]. 

Tilden, William Tatem. 796.33 T46t 

Tennis for the junior player, the club player, the expert. Amer. 

Sports Pub. Co. [cl926.] (Spalding's athletic library, no.510B.) 

White, Stewart Edward. 799 W63L 

Lions in the path; a book of adventure on the high veldt. Doubleday, 

1926. 

An account of a hunting trip in East Africa, on which bows and arrows were 

largely used as weapons. 

Literature 

Boyd, Ernest Augustus. 843 M49zb 

Guy de Maupassant; a biographical study. Knopf, 1926. 

The author "touches knowingly on every phase of Maupassant's life and links it up 

immediately with a step forward or backward in corresponding literary achievement. 

We do not get criticism of literature—we get a full understanding of a literary career 

...Mr. Boyd is free from moral prejudices and ethical bigotry". Joseph Collins in 

Literary review, 1927. 

Clark, Thomas Fayette. 820.7 C52 

English classics completely analyzed, the most difficult English 

classics required by the Regents and College Entrance Board examinations 

completely analyzed. Noble [cl926]. 

Contents.— Merchant of Venice.— Julius Caesar.— Macbeth.— Hamlet.— Milton's 

L'allegro.—Milton's II penseroso.—Milton's Comus.—Macaulay's Life of Johnson.— 

Arnold's essay on Wordsworth.—Burke's speech on conciliation. 

r 805 C83 

The Country bard [quarterly], 1922-24. v.2, no.2-7, 11-12. 1922-24. 

Crothers, Samuel McChord. r 808.4 C89 

The modern essay. Amer. Library Assoc, 1926. (Reading with a 

purpose.) 


Genial advice on the reading of essays. 

Hall, James Norman. 814 H174 

On the stream of travel. Houghton, 1926. 

Essays and sketches on the lure of wandering, the companionship of books, experiences 

and odd characters met in the author's travels. 

"On his chain of autobiographic reminiscence he strings pictures, fragments of remembered 

conversations, bits of recurrent thought; linking thus such widely removed 

localities as Iceland, Tahiti, Boston and the Middle West. His prose is smooth and 

facile, his love for beauty genuine." Blair Niles in Books, 1926. 

Horace. 877 H79s 

The Satires and Epistles of Horace; ed. with notes by J. B. 

Greenough. Ginn, 1896. (College series of Latin authors.)


Johnson, Samuel, 1709-84. 824 J36es 

The essays of Samuel Johnson; selected from the Rambler, 1750— 

1752, the Adventurer, 1753, and the Idler, 1758-1760, with biographical 

introduction and notes by S. J. Reid. Scott, 1888. (Camelot series.) 

Long, Haniel. 818 L82 

Notes for a new mythology. Bookfellows, 1926. 

Sketches and poems, by a Pittsburgh author, written in the spirit of the love of 

beauty that breathes in the old tales of mythology. 

Lucas, Frank Laurence. 804 L96 

Authors dead & living. Chatto, 1926. 

Essays on literary subjects reprinted from the "New statesman". 

Murray, Lindley. r 808 M97 

English exercises, adapted to Murray's English grammar; designed 

for the benefit of private learners, as well as for the use of schools. 

Bennett, 1821. 

Neihardt, John Gneisenau. 801 N21 

Poetic values; their reality and our need of them. Macmillan, 1925. 

"The fundamental theme... is that beyond the reality of the ordinary senses and 

strictly scientific knowledge there lies a further and even more valuable reality, which, 

as an expanded consciousness of the human mind, it becomes the business of art to 

discover." David Novak in Literary review, 1926. 

Nicolson, Marjorie H. 820.8 N32 

The art of description. Crofts, 1925. 

Selections from American and English prose literature used as illustrations of 

various types of description. 

Phelps, William Lyon. 804 P49asL 

As I like it; third series. Scribner, 1926. 

"Selections from the articles of the same name printed in Scribner's Magazine from 

September 1924 to January 1926." Preface. 

Philpot, Joseph Henry. 841 Wllzp 

Maistre Wace; a pioneer in two literatures. Methuen [1925]. 

A brief critical study of the Anglo-Norman poet. 

Plato. 888 P68thi 

Thirteen epistles of Plato; introduction, translation, and notes by 

L. A. Post. Clarendon Press, 1925. 

"Table of references": p. [12.] 

Prezzolini, Giuseppe. 858 P22zp 

Giovanni Papini. Rev. ed. 1924. 

Shuster, George Nauman. 820.9 S56 

English literature. Allyn [cl926]. 

"References" at end of most of the chapters; "General bibliography": p.517-518. 

An introductory history covering the entire period to 1926. The author is (1926) 

assistant editor of "The Commonweal" and professor in St. Joseph's College. 

Thompson, Edward Joseph. 891.4 T13zt 

Rabindranath Tagore, poet & dramatist. Oxford University Press, 

1926. 


A critical study of the work of the Indian poet. The author is (1926) lecturer in 

Bengali in the University of Oxford. 

143


Warner, Frances Lester. 814 W235s 

Surprising the family, and other peradventures. Houghton, 1926. 

Welby, Thomas Earle. 828 S98zw 

Arthur Symons; a critical study. Adelphi [1925?] 

"Bibliographical note": p.l41-[148]. 

Poetry 

Campbell, Archibald Young. 821 C156 

Poems. Longmans, 1926. 

Caswell, Edward S., ed. r 811.08 C27 

Canadian singers and their songs; a collection of portraits, autograph 

poems, and brief biographies. [Ed.3.] McClelland [cl925]. 

Cooke, Edmund Vance. 811 C77f 

From the book of extenuations; a sincere and clear-eyed interpretation 

of some biblical characters, done in poetical form, with a 

tinge of satire, a touch of humor, and a full complement of human 

nature; with an introduction by W. A. White. Doran [cl926]. 

Eliot, Thomas Stearns. 821 E477 

Poems, 1909-1925. Faber, 1926. 

The Independent poetry anthology, 1926. 1926. r 811.08 124 

A collection of contemporary American verse. 

Ingelow, Jean. 821 I24p2 

Poetical works, including The shepherd lady, and other poems. 

Crowell [1863], 

Jammes, Francis. 841 J17 

Ma France poetique. Ed.8. 1926. 

Lamb, Joseph J., comp. 811.08 L17 

An anonymous anthology; being a collection of select poems of unknown 

origin. Pittsburgh, MacGregor [cl926]. 

The same r 811.08 L17 

Lindsay, Nicholas Vachel. 811 L72ca 

The candle in the cabin; a weaving together of script and singing. 


Longfellow, Henry Wadsworth. qr 811 L82mi 

Michael Angelo; a dramatic poem. Houghton, 1884. 

Masters, Edgar Lee. 811 M46L 

Lee; a dramatic poem. Macmillan, 1926. 

Poe, Edgar Allan. qr 811 P741 

The raven; illustrated by Gustave Dore, with comment by E. C. 

Stedman. Harper, 1884. 

Teasdale, Sara. 811 T26d 

Dark of the moon. Macmillan, 1926.



Adams, Joseph Quincy, ed. 822 A21 

Chief pre-Shakespearean dramas; a selection of plays illustrating the 

history of the English drama from its origin down to Shakespeare. 

Houghton [cl924]. 

Contents.—Sources of the liturgical drama.—Liturgical plays dealing with the 

story of Christ: Liturgical plays dealing with miscellaneous biblical stories, and with 

the legends of the saints.—The introduction of the vernacular.—The craft cycles.—Noncycle 

plays.—Moralities.—Folk plays.—Farces.—School plays.—Inns of Court plays.— 

The court drama.—Plays of the professional troupes. 

Anderson, Maxwell, & Stallings, Laurence. 812 A54 

Three American plays. Harcourt [cl926]. 

Contents.—What price glory.—First flight.—The buccaneer. 

Broadhurst, Thomas W. 812 B7582e 

Evangeline; a play in twelve tableaux, a prologue, and an epilogue 

(based on the poem of Longfellow). French [cl926]. (French's standard 

library edition.) 

Castell, C A. 822 C26 

Snowed-up with a duchess; a comedietta. French, cl907. (French's 

international copyrighted edition of the works of the best authors, 

no.107.) 

Chesterton, Mrs. Ada E. (Jones), & Neale, Ralph. 822 C4272 

The man who was Thursday; adapted from the novel of G. K. 

Chesterton, with a foreword by G. K. Chesterton. Benn, 1926. (Contemporary 

British dramatists, v.34.) 

A play in three acts. 

Ellis, Edith. 812 E53 

Mary Jane's pa; a play in three acts. Kennerley, 1914. (Modern 

drama series.) 

Harrison, William, 1534-93. qr 822.33 HN5 

Harrison's Description of England in Shakspere's youth; being the 

second and third books of his Description of Britaine and England; ed. 

from the first two editions of Holinshed's Chronicle, A.D. 1577, 1587, by 

F. J. Furnivall. pt.i. Triibner, 1877. (New Shakspere Society. [Publications] 

ser. 6; Shakspere's England, no.l.) 

pt.i. The second book, with extracts from the autograph ms. of Harrison's 

Chronologie and from foreign writers on England, also with Norden's map of London, 

1593 and notes on it by H. B. Wheatley. 

Herbert, Alan Patrick, and others. 822 H46 

Double demon, and other one-act plays. Appleton, 1926. (British 

Drama League series.) 

Contents.—Double demon, by A. P. Herbert.—St. Simeon Stylites, by Sladen Smith. 

—Thirty minutes in a street, by Beatrice Mayor.—Pan in Pimlico, by Helen Simpson. 

Lanson, Gustave. 842.09 L28 

Esquisse d'une histoire de la tragedie frangaise. Columbia University 

Press, 1920.


McMullen, Joseph Carl. 812 M214 

The rebellion of youth. Baker, 1924. (Baker's plays.) 

Margrie, William. 822 M38 

Coal and iron; an essay and a drama dealing with the industrial 

crisis. Watts [1925], 

"Coal; a modern drama in one act": p.11-32. 

Mira de Amescua, Antonio. q 862 M73m 

Mira de Amescua; I. El arpa de David, introduction and critical 

text; II. Lisardo—his pseudonym, by C. E. Anibal. 1925. (Ohio State 

University. Contributions in languages and literatures, no.2.) 

Phelps, Pauline, & Short, Marion. 812 P48 

The belle of Philadelphia town; a Colonial comedy in four acts. 

French [cl925]. (French's international copyrighted edition of the 

works of the best authors, no.543.) 

Sophocles. 882 S71pL 

Plays; tr. into English verse by Thomas Francklin, with an introduction 

by Henry Morley. Ed.2. Routledge, 1890. (Morley's universal 

library.) 

Wilde, Percival. 793.1 W714 

The toy shop. Walter H. Baker Co., 1924. 

A Christmas play for children. 

Biography 


Adam, Mme. Juliette (Lamber). 92 A194ad 

Le roman de mon enfance et de ma jeunesse. 1902. 

Bekker, Paul. 92 B383b 

Beethoven; tr. and adapted from the German by M. M. Bozman. 

Dent [1925?] (Dent's international library of books on music.) 

A critical study of Beethoven's music, preceded by a brief biographical sketch. The 

author is (1925) a prominent musical critic in Berlin. 

Cahuet, Alberic. 92 B291c 

Moussia; ou, La vie et la mort de Marie Bashkirtseff. 1926. 

Cendrars, Blaise. 92 S9672c 

Sutter's gold; tr. from the French by H. L. Stuart. Harper, 1926. 

An account of John Augustus Sutter who emigrated to California from Switzerland 

in 1834. For a time he was the largest landowner in America, but after gold was. 

discovered on his property, the swarms who came in the gold rush ravaged his land and 

ruined his vast enterprise. 

Chase, Cleveland B. 92 V378ch 

The young Voltaire. Longmans, 1926. 


"Its purpose is to study the formative years of his career, to establish the influence 

that his English exile had upon his style and ideas, and how it affected his literary life 

and his spiritual outlook." Joseph Collins in Literary review, 1927.


Cotton, Edward Howe. 92 E4763c 

The life of Charles W. Eliot. Small [cl926]. 

Dr. Eliot (1834—1926) was an eminent American educator, president of Harvard 

University from 1869 to 1909 and president emeritus until his death. 

Cousin; Victor. 92 L844co 

La jeunesse de Mme. de Longueville. Ed.2. 1917. (fitudes sur les 

femmes illustres et la societe du I7e siecle.) 

"Les Carmelites": p.343-503. 

Crashing Thunder. 970.2 C86 

Crashing Thunder; the autobiography of an American Indian; ed. 

by Paul Radin. Appleton, 1926. 

Translated from a Winnebago Indian's own account of his adventures and tribulations, 

with the insertion of certain information told to the editor previously. The autobiography 

proper was published as no. 7 of volume 16 of the University of California 

publications on American archaeology and ethnology. 

Finck, Henry Theophilus. 92 F493f 

My adventures in the golden age of music. Funk, 1926. 

Mr. Finck (1854-1926) was the musical critic of the "New York evening post" for 

nearly half a century and author of several books on music. 

"In his frank, animated, picturesque and somewhat egotistical recital he writes with 

delightful and self-revelatory spontaneity.. .This volume is a treasure house of information 

concerning the art and personalities of nearly all the great figures in the 

musical world of this and the preceding generations." /. R. Towse in Literary review, 

1926. 

Fox, George. 92 F852f 

The short journal and itinerary journals of George Fox, in commemoration 

of the tercentenary of his birth (1624-1924); now first 

published for Friends' Historical Association, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; 

ed. by Norman Penney, with an introduction by T. E. Harvey. 

Cambridge University Press, 1925. 

Partial contents.—The short journal.—The itinerary journal.—The Haistwell diary. 

Gibbons, Herbert Adams. 92 W196g 

John Wanamaker. 2v. Harper, 1926. 

Bibliography: v.2, p.469-481. 

Mr, Wanamaker (1838-1922) was a wealthy Philadelphia merchant, prominent also 

in religious work. 

Harrison, Jane Ellen. 92 H299h 

Reminiscences of a student's life. Hogarth Press, 1925. 

Miss Harrison (b. 1850) was formerly fellow and lecturer in classical archaeology in 

Newnham College, Cambridge, and is the author of a number of books on Greek art, 

literature, and religion. 

Hewlett, Maurice Henry. 92 H499h 

The letters of Maurice Hewlett, to which is added a diary in Greece, 

1914, ed. by Laurence Binyon; with introductory memoir by Edward 

Hewlett; with four illustrations. Methuen [cl926]. 

Most of the letters were written to friends and members of the family of tbe English 

poet and novelist (1861-1923) during the latter half of his life.


Ingraham, Charles Anson. r 92 E538i 

Elmer E. Ellsworth and the Zouaves of '61. University of Chicago 

Press [cl92S]. 

Published for the Chicago Historical Society. 

"Thoroughly well-documented and authoritative biography of the young Zouave, who 

exhibited unusual genius as a drillmaster, and who, but for the impetuous act which 

brought about his death at the age of twenty-four, gave promise of an exceptionally 

brilliant military career." Saturday review of literature, 1926. 

Jerome, Jerome Klapka. 92 J2813J 

My life and times. Harper, 1926. 

The English author and dramatist tells of his rather poverty-stricken childhood, his 

clerkship, his experiences on the stage, his eventual success as a writer, and his literary 

acquaintances. 

Leslie, Shane. 92 G311L 

George the Fourth. Little, 1926. (Curiosities of politics.) 

"Shane Leslie, in this new study, is anxious to rehabilitate the reputation of the 

unfortunate King... [but] despite occasional apologies for actions done or left undone, 

his account is as disparaging as Thackeray's or Greville's. . .But the fact that the case is 

not established for George does not in the least diminish the value of Leslie's fine 

biography. It is written with the animation that should characterize every volume on the 

racy period of the Regency. The shrewd asides that dot every page make the volume as 

entertaining as a good novel." A. L. Sachar in Books, 1927. 

Moore, Olin Harris. q 92 H45192m 

The young king, Henry Plantagenet (1155—1183), in history, literature, 

and tradition. Ohio State University [1925]. (Ohio State University. 

Bulletin; contributions in languages and literatures, no.3.) 

Contains bibliographical foot-notes; Bibliography: p.98-103. 

Nye, Bill (pseud, of Edgar Wilson Nye). 92 N548n 

Bill Nye, his own life story; continuity by F. W. Nye. Century 

[cl926], 

A biography of the American humorist (1850-96) compiled largely from his letters 

and articles, with connecting comments written by his son. 

Pepys, Samuel. 92 P419mo 

Everybody's Pepys, the diary of Samuel Pepys, 1660-1669; abridged 

from the complete text and ed. by O. F. Morshead; illustrated by E. H. 

Shepard. Harcourt, 1926. 

Pipp, Edwin Gustav. 92 F762p 

Henry Ford, both sides of him. Pipps magazine. cl926. 

A character sketch by a Detroit newspaper editor who was also the first editor of 

Mr. Ford's paper, the "Dearborn independent". 

Seitz, Don Carlos. 92 G826s 

Horace Greeley, founder of the New York tribune. Bobbs [cl926]. 

"There is scarcely an essential phase of Greeley's manifold career that is not recorded 

here, and there is much, also, about his contemporaries and the great political and 

social movements of his times. . .The lack of logical and chronological order is regrettable, 

as is also the incompleteness of some of the most interesting passages." W. F. Johnson 


Shay, Felix. 92 H8742s 

Elbert Hubbard of East Aurora. Wise, 1926. 

The founder of the Roycroft arts and crafts, lecturer, and writer for newspaper 

columns, magazines, and booklets, Mr. Hubbard (1859-1915) was one of the most 

extraordmary personalities of modern times. He has a sympathetic biographer and 

exponent in Mr. Shay, who joined the Roycroft movement as a youth of twenty, and 

later became the general' manager.


Sherwood, Robert Edmund. 92 S5542s 

Here we are again; recollections of an old circus clown. Bobbs 

[cl926]. 

Mr. Sherwood ran away from home and joined a circus when he was nine years old. 

For years he was chief clown with Barnum's circus. The book contains much information 

about the circus and many anecdotes and pictures of its prominent people. 

Collected Biography. Genealogy 

American Historical Society Incorporated, New York. qr 929.2 V36am 

Vogt and allied families, genealogical and biographical; comp. and 

published for Mary M. Vogt. 1926. 

"References": p. [59.] 

Fowler, William Worthington. r 920.7 F84 

Woman on the American frontier; a valuable and authentic history 

of the heroism, adventures, privations, captivities, trials, and noble lives 

and deaths of the "pioneer mothers of the Republic". Scranton, 1881. 

Gross, Samuel David, ed. r 926.1 G93 

Lives of eminent American physicians and surgeons of the nineteenth 

century. Lindsay, 1861. 

qr 920 113 

Iconografia di uomini sommi nelle scienze e nelle arti italiane. 1854. 

Portraits of 80 famous Italians from the 12th to the early 19th century, with brief 

biographical notes. 

Macartney, Clarence Edward Noble. 923.5 Mil 

Lincoln and his generals; illustrated with official photographs from 

the War department, Washington. Dorrance [cl925]. 

Contents.—Lincoln and Scott.—Lincoln and Fremont.—Lincoln and Butler.—Lincoln 

and McClellan.—Lincoln and Sherman.—Lincoln and Burnside.—Lincoln and Hooker.— 

Lincoln and Meade.—Lincoln and Halleck.—Lincoln and Grant.—Authorities. 

Underwood, Mrs. Sara A. (Francis). 920.7 U25 

Heroines of freethought. Somerby, 1876. 

Contents.—Preface.—Madame Roland (Marie Jeanne Phlipon).—Mary Wollstonecraft 

Godwin.—Mary W. Godwin Shelley.—George Sand (A. L. Aurore Dudevant I.— 

Harriet Martineau.—Frances Wright D'Arusmont.—Emma Martin.—Margaret Reynolds 

Chappellsmith.—Ernestine L. Rose.—Frances Power Cobbe.—George Eliot (Marian 

Evans Lewes). 


General 

Ebert, Max, ed. qr 913 E21 

Reallexikon der vorgeschichte, unter mitwirkung zahlreicher fachgelehrter. 

v.1-4, no.3; v.5, no.1-2; v.6, no.1-3. 1924-25. 

Bibliography: v.l, p.viii-xviii. 

Seaboard National Bank of the City of New York. 910.2 S43 

Practical suggestions for travel abroad. [cl926.] 

A brief manual giving information useful in preparing for a trip, on board the 

steamer, in European countries, and in meeting the customs officials on returning. Also 

contains lists of transatlantic lines, consulates, and United States customs duties, and 

tables of differences in time and of foreign moneys and measurements with their 

American equivalents. 

14V


Europe 

Bennett, Alfred Rosling. 914.21 B43 

London and Londoners in the eighteen-fifties and sixties. Adelphi, 

1925. 

Personal reminiscences of the streets and river life of the city, of amusements, 

inventions, and other intimate details of its history. 

Calhoun, George Miller. 913.38 C13 

The ancient Greeks and the evolution of standards in business. 

Houghton, 1926. (Barbara Weinstock lectures on the morals of trade.) 

Originally delivered as a lecture to university students. The author develops the 

thesis that the foundations of the present standards and ideals in trade and industry had 

already been laid in the age of Pericles. 

Dawson, Lawrence H., ed. 914.21 D33 

Introductions to London, 1926. Quinn [1926]. 


A well-illustrated handbook for the tourist. Gives information about railway, motor, 

steamship, and air travel, about places or objects of special interest, shopping centers, 

hotels and restaurants, amusements, and other general matters. 

Debraye, Henry. 914.45 D35 

Touraine & its chateaux. Medici Soc. [1926.] (The picture guides.) 

Domville-Fife, Charles William. 914.94 D71 

Things seen in Switzerland in winter; a description of many of the 

winter sport centres of the High Alps, the wonderful scenery on the roof 

of Europe & the exciting & picturesque snow & ice sports which are 

enjoyed there; with illustrations & a map. Seeley, 1926. 

Gautier, Theophile. 914.6 G24r 

A romantic in Spain (Un voyage en Espagne); tr'. from the French 

with an introduction by C A. Phillips. Knopf, 1926. (Blue jade library.) 

Descriptions and impressions of Spain where the author spent five or six months 

in 1840. 

Goldring, Douglas. 914.85 G58 

Northern lights and southern shade. Houghton, 1926. 

Impressions and experiences of the author's travels in the Scandinavian countries 

and in the south of Europe. 

Gordon, Jan, & Gordon, Mrs. C. J. 914.85 G65 

Two vagabonds in Sweden and Lapland; with 4 plates by Jan Gordon 

and illustrations by the authors. Dodd, 1926. 

The authors tell of the villages and farms and the folk customs they found in their 

wanderings through Sweden and Lapland. 

Hindus, Maurice Gerschon. 914.7 H56 

Broken earth; with an introduction by Glenn Frank. International 


The author, a journalist and writer, came to the United States from Russia when 

he was 19. He tells here of revisiting his native village, and describes the peasants, 

their life under the Soviet system, and their slowly dawning political consciousness.


Jackson, Mrs. Emily. 914.58 J123 

A student in Sicily; with eight illustrations in colour, sixty-five in 

half-tone, and map. Lane [1926]. 

Contents.—Palermo.—Some temples and a journey.—Castrogiovanni (Enna).—Syracuse.—Taormina.—Etna 

and some lava towns (Lingua Glossa, Catania, Randazzo).— 

Jewellery, plate, enamels, fans, beads, amber, coral, coins.—Lace, embroidery, weaving, 

etc.—Furniture, wood-carving, Presepe figures, prints, wax, brass, iron, intarsia pictures. 

—Pottery, glass.—Gardens and wild flowers.—Paladins and fair ladies. 

McAllister, James Gray. 914 Mil 

Borderlands of the Mediterranean; with an introduction by W. W. 

Moore. Presbyterian Committee of Publication [cl925]. 

This account of travel in Greece, Palestine, Egypt, and Italy is the outgrowth of 

addresses delivered in America and on the seas, and of a series of articles published in 

"The Christian observer". 

Pilon, Edmond. q 914.4 P61 

La vie de familie au dix-huitieme siecle; illustrations d'apres des 

estampes du temps. 1923. 

Robson, Edgar Iliff. 914.4 R56 

A wayfarer in Provence; with twelve illustrations by J. R. E. 

Howard, and a map. Houghton, 1926. 


Sjcestedt, Erik. 914.4 S62 

Le secret de la sagesse frangaise. 1922. 

Snell, Frederick John. 914.2 S67k 

King Arthur's country. Dent, 1926. 

Discusses Arthur's legendary connections with places in Cornwall, Devon, Dorset, 

Somerset, Wales, Lancashire, Cumberland, Northumberland, the east and west lowlands, 

and Brittany. 

Wilstach, Paul. 914 W77 

Islands of the Mediterranean; a holiday. Bobbs [cl926]. 

Describes the author's visit to Majorca, Corsica, Elba, Sardinia, Sicily, Malta, 

Corfu, Tinos, Crete, Rhodes, and Cyprus. Contains 37 illustrations. 

United States 

Branch, Douglas. 917.8 B69 

The cowboy and his interpreters. Appleton, 1926. 

Bibliography: p.271-[27S]. 

"Tells of the origin of the cowboy, the traditions of the old trail herds, the round 

up, the cowboy's mount and his outfit, his clothes and the life on the range. .. Branch 

devotes several chapters of the book to the cowboy of the dime novels which were the 

beginning of cowboy literature, the cowboy of the 'movies' and the aristocracy of 

novelists." Ross Santee in Books, 1926. 

James, George Wharton. 917.94 J16L 

The lake of the sky: Lake Tahoe, in the high Sierras of California 

and Nevada; with a map and sixty-five plates, including a folding panorama 

view. Page [cl915]. 

Tells of the history and legendary lore connected with the lake, its physical 

characteristics, and the trails, camps, and vacation resorts in the surrounding country.


Magoffin, Mrs. Susan (Shelby). r 917.8 M25 

Down the Santa Fe trail and into Mexico; the diary of Susan Shelby 

Magoffin, 1846-1847; ed. by S. M. Drumm. Yale University Press, 

1926. 



The author was the wife of Samuel Magoffin, a trader, whose brother James so 

diplomatically arranged with New Mexican officials that General Kearny was enabled 

to capture Santa Fe without bloodshed. A bride of nineteen, Mrs. Magoffin accompanied 

her husband to the New Mexican capital in the wake of Kearny's army, and then on to 

Chihuahua and Matamoras. Her daily records give us a unique picture of the times 

as well as a fascinating revelation of her personality. Condensed from Outlook, 1926. 

[Pittsburgh, Philadelphia Company.] qr 917.4885 P67 

Greater Pittsburgh; a religious center. [Pittsburgh, 1926.] 

Reprinted from the "Pittsburgh first", of Feb. 27, 1926. 

Bound with its "Greater Pittsburgh churches". 

The same. (In Pittsburgh first, v.7, Feb. 27, 1926.). .qr 381 P6743 v.7 

A leaflet containing a list of 31 denominations with the number of their churches in 

the Pittsburgh district, and a map showing the location of churches in the district. 

[Pittsburgh, Philadelphia Company.] qr 917.4885 P67 

Greater Pittsburgh churches. [Pittsburgh, 1926.] 

Reprinted from the "Pittsburgh first", of March 6, 1926. 

The same. (In Pittsburgh first, v.7, March 6, 1926.) . .qr 381 P6743 v.7 

An alphabetical list of communities in the Pittsburgh district, with their churches. 


Bilby, Julian W. 919.8 B48n 

Nanook of the North, the story of an Eskimo family; illustrated. 

Dodd, 1926. 

"Describing a typical Arctic year as lived by the small Eskimo tribe of which such 

a person as Nanook might be the leader. Mr. Bilby has the great advantage of an 

intimate personal knowledge of the Central Eskimo...and he now gives us a lively 

description of their tribal customs and beliefs." Saturday review, 1925. 

The illustrations are reproduced from the film of the same name, and from photographs 

taken at the same time as the film. 

r 917.11 C167 

The Canadian Alpine journal, 1907-08. v.l, no.1-2. 1907-08. 

Published by the Alpine Club of Canada. 

China. Directories. r 915.1 C44c 

The Comacrib directory of China; combined Chinese-foreign commercial 

and classified directory of China and Hongkong, including a 

who's who of residents and with commercial and general information, 

1925. v.l. Commercial and Credit Information Bureau, 1925. 

Cobbold, Robert Henry. 915.1 C632 

Pictures of the Chinese, drawn by themselves, described by R. H. 

Cobbold. Murray, 1860. 

Thirty sketches of typical northern Chinese characters—street-singers, a Buddhist 

priest, a lantern-seller, an opium smoker, a diviner, and others. Each sketch is illustrated 

by a pen and ink drawing by a native artist.


Howard, Harvey James. 915.1 H84 

Ten weeks with Chinese bandits, with illustrations from sketches 

and photographs by the author. Dodd, 1926. 

Dr. Howard, professor of ophthalmology in the Peking Union Medical College, was 

captured in July 1925, by a bandit organization. His knowledge of the Chinese language 

and psychology and his medical skill were more than once the means of saving his life 

before he was rescued by Chinese soldiers. 

qr 913.32 J46 

The Journal of Egyptian archaeology [quarterly], April 1923-date. v.9date. 

Egypt Exploration Soc, 1923-date. 

Continues the "Archaeological reports", pub. by the Egypt Exploration Fund (qr 

913.32 E37a) 

MacCreagh, Gordon. 918.1 M14 

White waters and black. Century [cl926]. 

An account of adventures and exploration in the Amazon jungles. The Bopi River 

and the Rio Negro are the white and black waters of the title. 

Pan American Union. 917.2 P21s 

Seeing the Latin republics of North America. [1926.] (Sightseeing 

series, no.2.) 

Contents.—Cuba.—Haiti.—Panama.—Mexico.—Salvador.—Honduras.—Guatemala.— 

Nicaragua.—Costa Rica.—Dominican Republic. 

Powell, Edward Alexander. 916 P87i 

In Barbary, Tunisia, Algeria, Morocco, and the Sahara; with eightysix 

illustrations from photographs and two maps. Century [cl926]. 

Treats of the history, peoples, customs, places of interest, resources, and politics of 

French North Africa, incorporating definite information as to routes, hotels, and general 

travel conditions. 

Vandercook, John W. 918.8 V18 

"Tom-tom", with illustrations from photographs taken by the author 

and others. Harper, 1926. 

The author's "account of his experiences among the bush-negroes of Dutch Guiana 

forms a valuable contribution to the scanty store of knowledge accessible about this 

interesting people, the descendants of the runaway African slaves". Kermit Roosevelt 

in Saturday review of literature, 1927. 

History 

General 

Blackmar, Frank Wilson. 901 B51 

History of human society. Scribner [cl926]. 


A survey of social progress from primitive man's first attempts at social life to 

the intricate structure of modern civilization. The author is (1926) professor of 

sociology, University of Kansas. 

Fitch, Henry. r 902 F55 

The perfect calendar for every year of the Christian era, designed 

for practical every-day use; with a chronological record of important 

events in the history of the world from B.C. 10,000 to 1926 A.D. Rev. ed. 

Funk, 1926.


Europe 

Capek, Thomas, b. 1895. 943.71 C17 

Origins of the Czechoslovak state. Revell Press, 1926. 

"Appendix documents": p.77—104. 

"Outlines the origins of the Czechoslovak Republic with particular reference to the 

events surrounding the upheaval of 1918 in Central Europe. Documents and semiofficial 

utterances are appended." Preface. 

Davis, William Stearns. 940.9 D32e 

Europe since Waterloo; a non-technical history of Europe from the 

exile of Napoleon to the Treaty of Versailles, 1815-1919. Century 

[cl926]. 


Duval, Frederic Victor. 940.1 D95 

De la paix de Dieu a la paix de fer. [cl923.] (Gesta pacis; etudes 

historiques sur la question de la paix.) 


Guest, Leslie Haden. 947 G95 

The new Russia. Butterworth [1925]. 


"The object...is to give information about the Soviet Union of Republics which will 

be useful to the politician, to the student of social questions and to the business map. .. 

[It] is derived partly from books, papers or journals published in Russia since the 

revolution, partly from books published outside Russia since the revolution and partly 

from books published before the World War. To the study of these documents the 

writer brings the result of the experiences of two visits to Russia—one in 1920...and 

one in 1923." Introduction. 

The author, a prominent member of the British Labour party, believes the Soviet 

government to be a stable one. 

Halevy, filie. 942.07 H16h 

A history of the English people, 1815-1830; tr. from the French 

by E. I. Watkin. Harcourt [1923]. 


"The value of M. Halevy's book does not lie in his account of diplomatic developments. 

His object is really to give an account of the English people and of the 

evolution of the nation. With incomparable skill, in this volume as in the preceding one 

['A history of the English people in 1815'] he introduces us to the period and to the 

psychology of the time." IV. L. Longer in Books, 1926. 

Iorga, Nicolae. 949.8 I25hi 

A history of Roumania, land, people, civilisation; tr. from the 2d 

enl. ed. by Joseph McCabe. Fisher [1925]. 


Smith, A. Gordon. g42 S642 

A short history of medieval England. Burns, 1925. 


Turberville, Arthur Stanley. 942.07 T85 

English men and manners in the eighteenth century; an illustrated 

narrative. Clarendon Press, 1926. 

"Books suggested for further reading" at end of each chapter. 

Gives a social history of the century by means of a study of characteristic types 

represented by groups of outstanding figures of the period. Two chapters give an outline 

of events and a general description of the social scene. The rest are concerned with 

eminent politicians and statesmen, divines, philanthropists, writers, artists, empire 

builders, soldiers, and admirals. Profusely illustrated with reproductions of paintings, 

caricatures, prints, and other illustrations of the period.


United States 

Adams, James Truslow. 974 A21n 

New England in the Republic, 1776-1850; with illustrations. Little, 

1926. 


A scholarly work, the final volume in Mr. Adams's history of New England which 

also includes "The foundations of New England" and "Revolutionary New England". 

Callahan, James Morton. r 975.4 M89c 

History of the making of Morgantown, West Virginia; a type study 

in Trans-Appalachian local history. West Virginia University, 1926. 

(West Virginia University. Studies in history.) 

Cattermole, E. G. r 977 C28 

Famous frontiersmen, pioneers, and scouts; the romance of American 

history. New & enl. ed. Abbatt, 1926. 

Contents.—-Daniel Boone.—Col. Wm. Crawford.—Simon Girty.—Molly Finney.— 

Maj'ors Samuel and John. McCullough.—Lewis Wetzel.—Simon Kenton.—Gen. George 

R. Clark.—Capt. Brady.—Davy Crockett.—Gen. Sam Houston.—Kit Carson.—Gen. 

Custer.—Buffalo Bill.—Wild Bill.—California Joe.—Texas Jack.—Capt. Jack.—Gen. 

Crook.—James Bridger.—Frank Grouard.—Charles Reynolds. 

Charles, Heinrich. 973.1 C37 

The romance of the name America. Privately printed [cl926]. 

Houston, David Franklin. 973.913 H838 

Eight years with Wilson's cabinet, 1913 to 1920; with a personal 

estimate of the President. 2v. Doubleday, 1926. 

The same r 973.913 H838 

Mr. Houston was in the cabinet first as secretary of agriculture, then as secretary 

of the treasury and was one of Wilson's closest friends. The book contains a revised 

form of his journal which is a record of events and of proceedings of cabinet meetings, 

with Mr. Houston's comments on affairs. There are also a hundred-page estimate of 

Wilson and about ninety pages of extracts from Houston's speeches. 

"These pages help us to a considerable extent to follow the President's mind and 

the advice he was receiving as the final crisis drew nearer...The months of actual 

warfare are passed over rather sketchily, but there is ample comment and discussion of 

the difficulties attending the ratification of the treaty of peace and the League Covenant." 

J. T. Adams in Books, 1926. 

James, William Milburne. 973.3 J165 

The British navy in adversity; a study of the War of American 

Independence. Longmans, 1926. 

Contains maps and diagrams. 

The author, a captain in tbe British navy, has had access to the original despatches 

and admiralty letters preserved in the Public record office, as well as to the published 

sources of information. 

Jesuit relations. 973.2 J29 

The Jesuit relations and allied documents; travels and explorations 

of the Jesuit missionaries in North America (1610-1791), with an introduction 

by R. G. Thwaites; selected and ed. by Edna Kenton. A. & C. 

Boni, 1925. (American library, 23.) 

Selections from the 7Z volumes, edited by R. G. Thwaites, comprising letters, 

journals, state and church records, and reports of the missionaries sent yearly to the 

superior at Quebec or to the provincial of the order in France. This volume covers the 

period from the establishment of the first Acadian mission to the final surrender of the 

Jesuit estates.


Owsley, Frank Lawrence. 973.7 0345 

State rights in the Confederacy. University of Chicago Press 

[cl925]. 

Attempts to show that the Confederacy failed from internal political causes, that the 

dissension and lack of cooperation caused by the insistence upon state rights were responsible 

for its defeat. The study is based on official records of the Confederate and 

Union armies, on state records, and on contemporary newspapers, diaries, and letters. 

The author is (1926) associate professor of history, Vanderbilt University. 

Sedgwick, Henry Dwight. 973.1 S44 

Cortes, the conqueror; the exploits of the earliest and greatest of 

the gentlemen adventurers in the New World. Bobbs [cl926]. 

"Authorities consulted" : p.380-383. 

"In this flowing and well-managed narrative Mr. Sedgwick has not struggled to 

preserve illusions. He emphasizes the Conqueror's 'brilliant unscrupulousness/ but 

cannot escape his fascination. He has therefore produced an account that is exceedingly 

entertaining and swiftly moving... It may be recommended as an inviting way of beginning 

the study, since Mr. Sedgwick unfolds the oft-told tale with a gusto indispensable 

to any story of Cortes, creating a thirst for fuller knowledge." Marian Storm in 


Strickler, Harry M. r 975.5 S91 

Massanutten, settled by the Pennsylvania pilgrim, 1726; the first 

white settlement in the Shenandoah Valley. [Shenandoah Pub. House, 

cl.924.] 

Contains material of historical and genealogical interest. 


Johns, Claude Hermann Walter. 

Ancient Babylonia. Cambridge University Press, 1913 

bridge manuals of science and literature.) 


A brief historical survey. 

European War 

935.4 J3S 

(The Cam- 

Drake, Francis Ernest. 940.91 D78 

International cross roads and Marshal Foch in America. 1926. 

"Impressions gained successively with the official Exposition Commission of 1900, 

the electrical and industrial developments throughout Europe, and finally with episodes 

and phases of the war. . .The chief section of this record is that relating to the journey 

of Marechal Foch to America in 1921." Preface. 

The author, a lieutenant-colonel (1926) in the United States army, was chairman 

of the Technical board and chief of the Control bureau of the General purchasing board 

of the American expeditionary forces during the World War. 

Ironside, Sir Edmund. 940.913 128 

Tannenberg; the first thirty days in East Prussia. Blackwood, 1925, 

Contains maps. 

"Books of reference on the Tannenberg campaign": p.304-306. 

A critical study of the battle fought in 1914 between the German and the Russian 

forces. The author is (1925) major-general in the British army. 

War Camp Community Service—Pittsburgh division. qr 940.927 W21 

History and minutes of War Camp Community Service of Pittsburgh, 

Pa. Pittsburgh [1918?] 




The Library has a collection of about 5,000 books and 5 periodicals for the blind. 


supports in this district a teacher, herself totally blind, who, under the direction of this 





New York Point 

Barrus, Clara. qE 92 B946ba 

Our friend, John Burroughs. 2v. Amer. Printing House for the 

Blind, 1916. 

Hegermann-Lindencrone, Fru Lillie (Greenough). qE 92 H414h 

In the courts of memory, 1858-1875, from contemporary letters. 3v. 

Amer. Printing House for the Blind, 1915. 

Howells, William Dean. qE 928 H85 

Literary friends and acquaintance. 2v. Amer. Printing House for 

the Blind, 1902. 

Hutchinson, Winifred Margaret Lambert. qE 292 H97 

Orpheus with his lute. 2v. Amer. Printing House for the Blind, 1915. 

Osbourne, Lloyd. qE 0291J 

Jones; a chronicle of a courtship by pursuit. Amer. Printing House 

for the Blind. 

Trask, Mrs. Katrina (Nichols). qE 812 T68 

In the vanguard. Amer. Printing House for the Blind, 1916. 



Brooks, Phillips, bp. qE 252 B77s 

Seeing life, and other sermons. Sv. Amer. Printing House for the 

Blind, 1926. 

Doubleday, Mrs. Nellie Blanchan (De Graff) qE 598.2 D75 

(pseud. Neltje Blanchan). 

Birds. 3v. Amer. Brotherhood of Free Reading for the Blind, 1926. 

(Nature library.) 

Hadley Correspondence School for the Blind, E 372.4 H12 

Winnetka, 111. 

Primer for adults. 1922. 

Jewett, Frances Gulick. qE 612 J31 

Physiology, hygiene, and sanitation. 3v. Amer. Printing House for 

the Blind, 1916. (Gulick hygiene series.)



Bill, Alfred H. j B4832c 

The clutch of the Corsican; a tale of the days of the downfall of the 

great Napoleon; frontispiece by F. M. Rines. Little. 

An American boy and his mother are held in France as British hostages where they 

endure many hardships. The removal of the prisoners from Verdun to the interior leads 

them into many strange adventures, including an attack by lawless Cossacks. The later 

incidents are interwoven with Napoleon's five-hundred mile march, by which he regained 

his throne. 

Blaisdell, Etta Austin, & Dalrymple, Julia. j 914.92 B52 

Marta in Holland. Gardner [cl911 J. (Little people everywhere.) 

Marta is the daughter of a fisherman of Volendam on the Zuyder Zee, so she wears 

a white cap with wings and at least six full skirts, j'ust like her mother. She spends a 

day in Amsterdam, visits an aunt in Haarlem who raises tulips and hyacinths, and later 

cruises about the canals on her uncle's house-boat. 

Bowen, Frank C j 656.8 B66 

Ships for all. Ed.2. Ward. (Books for all.) 

History and description of the various types of ships which make up the mercantile 

marine, commencing with the lighter craft and working up to the ocean liner. Includes 

such topics as fishing, piracy, smuggling, shipwrecks, and superstitions. 

Branch, Anna Hempstead. j 793.1 B69 

A Christmas miracle, and God bless this house; two ceremonies for 

Christmas eve, frontispiece by Clarissa Ragsdale. Adelphi Co., 1925. 

(Poets' guild series.) 

Bullen, Frank Thomas. j 910.4 B87a 

The cruise of the Cachalot round the world after sperm whales; 

illustrations by Mead Schaeffer. Dodd, 1926. 

"I've never read anything that equals it in its deep-sea wonder and mystery; nor do 

I think that any book before has so completely covered the whole business of whalefishing, 

and at the same time given such real and new sea pictures." Rudyard Kipling. 

Carnegie Library School Association. qj 808.8 C21w 

Washington and Lincoln in poetry; poems chosen bv a committee. 

Wilson, 1927. 

Carter, Thomas Thellusson. j 822.33 H26 

Stories from Shakespeare; retold by Thomas Carter, with sixteen 

full-page illustrations by G. D. Hammond. Harrap [1925]. 

Contents.—The merchant of Venice.—King Lear.—The winter's tale.—Hamlet. 

prince of Denmark.—As you like it.—Macbeth.—A midsummer night's dream.—Julius 

Caesar.—The comedy of errors.—Romeo and Juliet.—The tempest. 

Davison, Archibald Thompson, & Surette, T. W., ed. qj 784.8 D32 

140 folk-tunes with piano accompaniment ("rote songs" for grades 

I, II, and III). Boston Music Co. [cl921.] (The Concord series of 

educational music and books on musical pedagogy, no.7.) 

Hoffman, Alice Spencer. j 942 H67 

Heroes & heroines of English history; illustrated by Gordon Browne. 

Nister [1914?] 

Contents.— Foreword.— Caradoc.— Boadicea.— Alfred the Great.— Earl Godwine, 

Harold of England, and William of Normandy.—Richard Cceur-de-Lion.—William 

Wallace.—Robert Bruce.—Henry the Fifth.—Joan of Arc—Heroes of the Reformation. 

—The reign of Queen Elizabeth.—Sir Philip Sidney.—Sir Francis Drake.—Sir Walter 

Raleigh.—Horatio Nelson.—General Gordon.—Florence Nightingale.


Kalmbach, Edwin Richard, & McAtee, W. L. j 598.2 K12 

Homes for birds. Rev. ed, [1926.] (United States—Agriculture, 

Department of. Farmers' bulletin, no.1456.) 

Supersedes Farmers' bulletin, no.609, "Bird houses and how to build them", by Ned 

Dearborn, (j 598.2 D34) 

Describes methods of attracting birds, and gives diagrams and complete directions for 

building bird-houses. 

Lane, Bertha Palmer. j 793.1 L23 

Lad, and other story-plays for children to read or to act, .with 

illustrations by Rosamond Lane. Woman's Press [cl926]. 

Contents.—THREE FANTASIES: Lad; or. The gift of Time; The fairy ring; a woodland 

fantasy; The three wishes; a sea fantasy.—THREE CHRISTMAS FLAYS: The Christmas 

sheep; Everychild's Christmas; The star.—Pandora.—Appendix: Music; Costumes. 

Seven plays, distinctive in character and simply presented. Three of them are 

intended for outdoor production. 

MacDonald, George, 1824-1905. j M146pr3 

The princess and the goblin; illustrated by F. D. Bedford. Macmillan. 

(Children's classics.) 

A marvelous tale of how the princess and Curdie, with the help of the great-greatgrandmother, 

overcame the wicked goblins of the mountain. 

MacManus, Seumas. j 398 M21d 

The Donegal wonder book. Stokes, 1926. 

Contents.—The tales.—The wonders of the three Donals.—The sword of light.—Cally 

Coo-Coo o' the woods.—The hound of the hill of spears.—The black sheep.—-The wee red 

man.—The queen of the lonely isle.—The steed o' bells.—The cu-beag of the willow-wood. 

—The three princesses of Connaught.—The mistress of magic.—The princess Suil-dubh. 

Miller, Mrs. Olive Kennon (Beaupre), ed. qj 839.3 M69 

Tales told in Holland; illustrated by Maud & Miska Petersham. 

Book House for Children [cl926]. (My travelship.) 

Contains at least one tale from each of the eleven provinces of the Netherlands, with 

a few poems and nursery rhymes interspersed. In addition there are stories of the great 

Dutch artists, and accounts of the important events in the history of Holland. Many 

attractive illustrations in color. 

Moon, Mrs. Grace Purdie. j M875ch 

Chi-wee and Loki of the desert; illustrated by Carl Moon. Doubleday. 

More adventures of a little Pueblo Indian girl and her friend, a Navajo boy, who 

have many good times wandering over the mesa and desert. 

Phillips, Ethel Calvert. ' j P513L 

Little Sally Waters, with illustrations by E. F. Butler. Houghton. 

Sally is a little five-year-old girl who lives in a seaside town. She spends a very 

happy summer playing with her friends, her dolls and toys, and her pets. 

Pyle, Howard. j P996h2 

Howard Pyle's book of pirates; fiction, fact, & fancy concerning the 

buccaneers & marooners of the Spanish Main, from the writing & 

pictures of Howard Pyle; comp. by Merle Johnson. Harper. 

Contents.—Buccaneers and marooners of the Spanish Main.—The ghost of Captain 

Brand.—With the buccaneers.—Tom Chist and the treasure box.—Jack Ballister's 

fortunes.—Blueskin, the pirate.—-Captain Scarfield. 

A treasure trove of thrilling pirate stories and pictures. 'The illustrations—colorplates, 

half-tones, and marginal pen sketches—are unique in character and portray the 

buccaneers and sea-rovers of old in a most convincing manner.

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Root, Harvey W. j 92 B256r 

The boys' life of Barnum. Harper [cl926], (Biographies for boys 

and girls.) 

An account of the life of the famous circus man telling of his boyhood days, his 

various business enterprises, his famous museum, and finally the assembling and presenting 

of "the greatest show on earth". 

Straubenmuller, Gustave. j 917.471 S91 

A home geography of New York city. Rev. ed. Ginn [cl924]. 

In two parts—local geography and stories of local history. 

Stuart, Dorothy Margaret. j 904 S92 

The boy through the ages, with four plates in colours and 195 

illustrations in the text from museum exhibits, manuscripts, and other 

contemporary sources. Harrap [1926]. 

Contents.—Dawn.—In ancient Egypt.—In ancient Greece.—In ancient Rome.—The 

Norse boy.—The Anglo-Saxon boy.—The Norman boy.—The mediaeval boy.—The renaissance 

boy.—The seventeenth-century boy.—The eighteenth-century boy.—The early 

nineteenth-century boy.













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list of those regularly received in the Periodical Room: 

American Greek Review. Chicago. 

American Refractories Institute Technical Bulletin. Pittsburgh. 

Commonweal. New York. 

L'Esprit International. Paris. 

Greater Cleveland. 

India Rubber Journal. London. 

Journal of Education. London. 

Journal of the Boston Society of Civil Engineers. 

Pittsburgh Accountant. 

Poultry Item. Sellersville, Pa. 

Public Health Engineering Abstracts. Washington. 

Quarterly Journal of the Indian Chemical Society. Calcutta. 

Typothetae Bulletin. Chicago. 

University of Pittsburgh Record. 

World Traveler. New York. 

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especially suitable for children; and q that it is quarto sice or larger. 

Fiction 

Bailey, Carolyn Sherwin. B1592s 

Stories for Sunday telling. Pjlgrim Press. 

Contents.—Sunday fairy stories.—Stories of play.—Holiday stories.—Stories of 

everyday. 

Belloc, Hilaire. B417e 

The emerald of Catherine the Great, with illustrations by G. K. 

Chesterton. Harper. 

"A detective story written around the disappearance of a jewel, and one novelty is 

supposed to consist in the fact that the reader knows all about the emerald; it is only 

the characters who are baffled. . .Another partial novelty consists in the burlesque of 

the ordinary detective story which Mr. Belloc evidently intends." Grant Overton in 


Brown, Anna Robeson, afterward Mrs. Burr. B7832we 

West of the moon; a romance. Duffield. 


Burt, Maxwell Struthers. B949d 

The delectable mountains. Scribner. 

The author has "managed unobtrusively to insinuate into a thoroughly entertaining 

story his very sage, witty, and fecund observations of American life and manners. . .The 

tale swings from Philadelphia. . .to the New York of writers, artists, and show girls; 

from New York to.. .Wyoming. .. Its hero, Stephen Londreth, belongs to an aristocratic 

old Philadelphia family and its heroine, Mercedes Garcia (ncc Wiggens), dances on 

Broadway". Grace Frank in Saturday review of literature, 192". 

Chase, Daniel. C389h 

Hardy rye. Bobbs. 

"The saga of a New England family...The patriarchal system, with its great desire 

to till and cultivate and pass on the land to a new generation, is the foundation upon 

which his Wheelocks have built up their power. In Wes Wheelock the conflict between 

a youthful seeking for adventure and a more mature love of the land is perfectly shown 

...Eventually his grandson, after a similar struggle, takes his place. The land holds 

at least one of each generation, and the Wheelock farm goes on, even in the face of 

changing conditions." Saturday review of literature, 1927. 

Elton, Godfrey. E565t 

The testament of Dominic Burleigh. Allen. 

"Supposed to be the 'whole truth about himself by a sheltered Oxford Don of considerable 

literary reputation who went to the war somewhat unwillingly and found himself 

rewarded with a D. S. O. for an act which he performed wholly in a spirit of selfpreservation." 


168

BOOKS ADDED—APRIL 1927 169 

Ertz, Susan. E7882w 

The wind of complication. Appleton. 

Contents.—Henry and the muse.—Trumpery.—Relativity and Major Rooke.—To the 

satisfaction of all.—The country walk.—Just little things.—The fatal woman.—Hedda 

speaks.—The heroine.—And then face to face. 

Fletcher, Joseph Smith. F635sea 

Sea fog. Knopf. 


Garnett, David. Gl913g 

Go she must! Knopf. 

The story of Anne Dunnock, the daughter of an eccentric clergyman of the Church 

of England. Feeling the need of greater fullness of life than the little village affords 

her, she goes to try her luck in Paris. 

Garstin, Crosbie. Gl962w 

West wind. Stokes. 

"The concluding volume of that romantic, colorful and vivid trilogy which began 

with 'The Owls House,' and continued in 'High Noon.' In 'West Wind' it takes its 

hero, Ortho Penhale, in whom a strain of wild Gypsy blood wars with the centuried 

inheritance of Cornish yeoman tradition, out of his glorious life , of adventure in a 

final high spurt of noble self-sacrifice." F. H. Martens in Literary review, 1926. 

Gibbs, George, b. 1870. G364f 

The flame of courage. Appleton. 

"New France during the turbulent days of the French and Indian wars is the 

colorful setting. .. Quebec, France's stronghold in the new world, is glimpsed in all its 

glitter and pomp when it was the Paris of America. A breath-taking, intriguing romance 

...Here are plots and counterplots, conspirators and spies—love, hate, death and all the 

ingredients of a stirring tale." H. T. Murdoch in Literary review, 1926. 

Gibbs, George, b. 1870. * G364J 

The joyous conspirator. Sears. 

A wealthy American girl, traveling with her aunt in rural England, becomes involved 

in the general strike, and is able to be of great service to an Englishman whom she 

had met in Paris, where he had rescued her from an unpleasant situation. 

Gibbs, Sir Philip. G365y 

Young anarchy. Doran. 

A study of the conflict between the generations in post-war England, ending with the 

gallant response of the younger generation to their country's need at the time of the 

general strike. 

Grey, Zane. G8872un 

Under the Tonto Rim. Harper. 

Also published under the title "The bee hunter". 

"Lucy Watson, a young school teacher, is appointed welfare instructor in a 

community of isolated backwoods folk. She quickly overcomes their reticences toward 

her, achieves popularity by the practical results of her work, and falls in love with Edd 

Denmeade, an uncouth, but not improbable native of the open spaces. The arrival on 

the scene of Clara, Lucy's wayward sister, breaks the smoothly running course of events." 

Saturday review cff literature, 1927. 

Kavanagh, Mrs. Herminie Templeton. K1442a 

The ashes of old wishes, and other Darby O'Gill tales. Jordan Pub. 

Co. 

Contents.—The ashes of old wishes.—The haunted bell.—The sheep stealer.—Bridgeen 

and the leprechaun.—The monks of Saint Bride.—Killbohgan and Killboggan.—The 

crocks o' goold.—How Satan cheated Sarah Muldowney.—Patrick of the bells.


Machen, Arthur. M167d 

Dreads and drolls. Knopf. 

Contents.—The man with the silver staff.—The adventure of the long-lost brother.— 

7B Coney Court.—The strange case of Emily Weston.—The Highbury mystery.—The 

little people.—Madame Rachel.—Sir Benjamin the "baron".—The Campden wonder.— 

The man from nowhere.—Morduck, the witch.—"Characters."—"Doubles" in crime.— 

How clubs began.—Polite correspondence.—Casanova in London.—Mr. Lutterloh.— 

Before Wembley.—The ingenious Mr. Blee.—The gay Victorians.—Chivalry.—How the 

rich live.—A lament for London's lost inns.—More inns.—Deadly nevergreen.—Ceremony 

on the scaffold.—Old Dr. Mounsey.—The Euston Square mystery.—The power 

of jargon. 

Masterman, Walter S. M4654c 

The curse of the Reckaviles. Dutton. 


Mukerji, Dhan Gopal. M9532s 

The secret listeners of the East. Dutton. 

A Hindu doctor becomes the secret agent of the police in tracking the murderers 

of an English general, who is killed in a railway carriage a hundred miles out of 

Calcutta. 

Mundy, Talbot. . M9662d 

The devil's guard. Bobbs. 

A tale of the perilous quest of two Englishmen in search of a man supposedly lost 

in the forbidden country of Tibet. 

Nathan, Robert. N155f 

The fiddler in Early. McBride. 

A delicate, fanciful tale of an old fiddler and his dancing dog, and of the little town 

of Barly to which they come. 

Pertwee, Roland. , P447r 

Rivers to cross. Houghton. 

A young Englishman who had been a secret service agent in Germany during the 

war goes to the island of Ponta Rica to procure a flying field concession. There he 

finds both business and romance complicated by mysterious hindrances. 

Pirandello, Luigi. P649s 

Shoot! (Si gira); the notebooks of Serafino Gubbio, cinematograph 

operator; authorised translation from the Italian by C K. Scott Moncrieff. 

Dutton. 

"A bibliography of the published works of Luigi Pirandello (1889-1926)": p.337-376. 

A philosophical romance—the loves and jealousies and reactions of a company of 

temperamental Italian actors as recorded by an impassive but highly-sensitized student 

of life. 

Riesenberg, Felix. R449e 

East Side, West Side. Harcourt. 

A picture of the life of New York in all its phases as seen through the life of 

John Breen. 

"Mr. Riesenberg has attempted to run a vast life and a whole epoch of growth 

through the frame of a novel... It is sprawling and tempestuous and soaring and muddy 

like the city it so ardently loves and hates." Donald Douglas in Books, 1927. 

Smith, Sheila Kaye-. S659sp 

Spell Land; the story of a Sussex farm. Dutton. 

First published in 1910. 

Claude, the young half-brother of the two Shepherds who own the farm, is the 

central figure. His boyhood association with a cousin and his foster-sister elucidates 

and foreshadows the tragic events of his early manhood.


Society of Arts and Sciences, New York city. S678oh7 

0. Henry memorial award; prize stories of 1926, with an introduction 

by B. C. Williams. Doubleday. 

Contents.—Bubbles, by W. D. Steele.—Death in the woods, by Sherwood Anderson. 

—Command, by A. R. Wetjen.—Treeshy, by A. J. Carver.—The wreck job, by K. W. 

Detzer.—The thrice bereft widow of Hung Gow, by C. C. Dobie.—Symphoncsque, by 

A. H. Fauset.—Claustrophobia, by A. C. Goodloe.—A death on Eight' Avenue, by Oscar 

Graeve.-—Singing eagles, by Marguerite Jacobs.—Basquerie, by E. M. Kelly.—Cane 

River, by Lyle Saxon.—The dew on the fleece, by C. L. Skinner.—-Stella Crozk-r, by 

Booth Tarkington.—The "Madelaine", by M. H. Vorse.—The nurse, by B. A. Williams. 

Street, Mrs. Ada (Hilt), & Street, J. L. S9154t 

Tides. Doubleday. 

"A family chronicle, with the growth of Chicago from 1870 to 1900 as its background. 

Three generations of the Wheelocks—the pioneer grandfather. . .the dilettante 

son; and the earnest, hard-working grandson—constitute the center of the long and 

rather loose narrative." Allan Nevins in Satitrday review of literature, 1926. 

Tarkington, Newton Booth. T212pL 

The plutocrat; a novel. Doubleday. 

The characters of this amusing tale are taken upon a Mediterranean cruise with a 

landing in Africa. The story follows the fortunes of Mr. Ogle, a young New York playwright, 

but the hero is Earl Tinker, the plutocrat, a Middle Westerner traveling with his 

wife and daughter. The reader, with Mr. Ogle, is slowly to revise his first opinion of 

Mr. Tinker as an outrageous person, and regard with increasing respect his power and 

even his expansive generosity. 

This day's madness. Bobbs. T368t 

At head of title: By the author of Miss Tiverton goes out. 

Letty Monckton rebels against the safe, bucolic existence of an English county 

family and against the tradition that deprecates individual initiative in the women of 

the family. The mother, who had died when Letty was born, had married Sir Giles 

in defiance of her brilliant, cynical father. Hence "Yesterday this day's madness did 

prepare". 

Tracy, Louis. T677L 

The law of the talon. Clode. 


Walsh, Maurice. W188k 

The key above the door; a novel. Stokes. 

Its chief quality "is the zest and delicacy with which. . . the author describes the 

Highland lochs and hills of Scotland. . .Told in the first person of Thomas King, 

gentleman owner of a cottage on the shore of Loch Ruighi, the plot of the novel is 

definitely romantic, and at times spiced with a touch of melodrama". Saturday review 

of literature, 1927. 

Ward, Christopher. W2133o 

One little man. Harper. 

The biographical story of Herbie Frick, a timid, unsuccessful man living in an 

ordinary American town. His outward life is colorless and commonplace, but his soul 

is full of dreams and aspirations. 

Whitechurch, Victor Lorenzo. W6372c 

The canon in residence. Unwin. 

"The Canon, a very proper and scholarly young clergyman traveling in Switzerland, 

is forced by the loss of his own clerical garments to put on 'sporty' clothes, and decides 

to study humanity from the non-ministerial point of view. He learns things worth 

knowing. .. Incidentally, his little adventure involves odd and embarrassing incidents." 

Outlook, 1911.



Bazin, Rene. 843 B33baL 

Baltus le Lorrain. 

Chateaubriant, Alphonse de. '843 C396b 

La Briere; roman. 

Italian Fiction 

Bontempelli, Massimo. 853 B629 

La donna dei miei sogni, e altre avventure moderne. 

Borgese, Giuseppe Antonio. 853 B63c 

La citta sconosciuta. 

Contents.—La citta sconosciuta.—Federico Muller.—Pedrina.—La traversata.—La 

casa.—Biografia di Emmy Lipari.—La passeggiata autunnale.—La guarigione.—II 

giardino.—La centenaria.—Volpazzurra diventa padre.—II mare.—Delitti in ferrovia.— 

Fox-trot.—La talpa. 

Linati, Carlo. 853 L71 

Storie di bestie e di fantasmi. 

Contents.—L'airone bianco.—Voglia d'ali.—Complicazioni sentimentali.—Gioventu.— 

Una buona morte.—Menage aereo.—Favola marina.—Un singolare incontro.—II moscone 

filosofo.—La giornata dello stagno.—Zoor.—L'ultima moglie di Barbablu.—Terra in 

fuga.—Le scarpe di sette leghe.—L'uomo che fu in Purgatorio.—Storia d'ombre.—Figliola 

da marito.—L'asta di Laocoonte.—Servetta di monte.—Chiacchiere di famiglia. 

Sobrero, Mario. 853 S67 

Pietro e Paolo; romanzo. 

General Works 

American Library Association. 027 A51 

A survey of libraries in the United States, conducted by the American 

Library Association. 2v. 1926. 

The same r 027 A51 

Griffith, Dudley David, comp.- r 012 C41g 

A bibliography of Chaucer, 1908-24. 1926. (Washington (state) 

University. Publications in language and literature, v.4.) 

Contents.—Bibliography.—Chaucer's life.—Editions.—Investigations and criticism.— 

Backgrounds of Chaucer's time.—The Canterbury tales.—Works other than the Canterbury 

tales. i 

Orcutt, William Dana. 090 028 

In quest of the perfect book; reminiscences & reflections of a bookman. 

Little, 1926. 

Contents.—In quest of the perfect book.—The kingdom of books.—Friends through 

type.—The lure of illumination.—Friends through the pen.—Triumphs of typography.— 

The spell of the Laurenziana. 

Scott, Temple, ed. 028 S42 

The friendship of books; illustrated by Harold Nelson. Macmillan, 

1926. 

A collection of extracts from prose and poetry extolling books and reading, arranged 

under the headings: Friends at home, Inspirers of the heart, Educators of the mind, 

Teachers of life, Companions in pleasure, and Silent friendly spirits.


Special Libraries Association of Southern California. r 016.05 S741 

Union list of periodicals in libraries of southern California. 1925. 

"List of authorities consulted": p.[5.] 

Utley, George Burwell. 020.6 U29 

Fifty years of the American Library Association. Amer. Library 

Assoc, 1926. 

The same r 020.6 U29 

An address delivered March 1, 1926, before the Chicago Literary Club. 


Bousfield, Edward George Paul. 157 B65 

Pleasure and pain; a theory of the energic foundation of feeling. 

Paul, 1926. 

"An attempt to analyze into its elements the intimate and paradoxical connections 

between pleasure and pain, love and hate...The analysis is made more precise by the 

use of diagrams by which it seems possible to reduce the whole matter to mathematical 

formulas." R. E. Park in American journal of sociology, 1926. 

Cheiro (pseud, of Louis Hamon). 133.6 C41c 

Cheiro's memoirs; the reminiscences of a society palmist; with 

twenty-two illustrations. Lippincott, 1912. 

Tells of interviews with Gladstone, Parnell, Bernhardt, Wilde, Mark Twain, Edward 

VII, and others. 

Coster, Geraldine. 130 C83 

Psycho-analysis for normal people. Oxford University Press [1926]. 

Bibliography: p. [231]-232. 

A popular handbook explaining briefly the elementary principles of analytical 

psychology in its application to normal people. The author is (1926) principal of 

Wychwood School, Oxford, England. 

Goodenough, Florence Laura. '136.7 G62 

Measurement of intelligence by drawings. World Book Co., 1926. 

(Measurement and adjustment series.) 

Bibliography: p. 163-173. 

Describes an experiment made with several thousand school children in order to 

determine the extent to which the nature and content of children's drawings indicate 

their mental development. Specimen drawings with scoring indicated are included. The 

author is (1926) research assistant professor, Institute of Child Welfare, University of 

Minnesota. 

Pierce, Frederick. 136.7 P55 

Understanding our children. Dutton [cl926]. 

Deals in a clear and untechnical style with the psychological development of 

children from early childhood to maturity, emphasizing the importance of early understanding 

and training of their emotional nature. The author is (1926) a consulting 

psychologist in New York, with years of training and experience in Europe and America. 

Taine, Hippolyte Adolphe. 146 T14 

Le positivisme anglais; etude sur Stuart Mill. 1864. 

Vanderpol, Alfred. r 172 V18 

La doctrine scolastique du droit de guerre; avec une biographic de 

l'auteur. 1919. 

"Notices sur les auteurs et les ouvrages cites dans la premiere partie": p.5-14.


Religion 

Hopkins, Samuel, 1807-87. 248 H78 

Lessons at the cross; or, Spiritual truths familiarly exhibited in their 

relations to Christ, with an introduction by G. W. Blagden. Ed.5. 

Tilton, 1858. 

Religious essays. 

Howel, Laurence. r 220.9 H85 

A complete history of the Holy Bible as contained in the Old and 

New testaments, including also the occurrences of four hundred years, 

from the last of the prophets to the birth of Christ, and the life of Our 

Blessed Saviour and his apostles, &c, with copious notes, critical and 

explanatory, practical and devotional, with considerable additions and 

improvements, by George Burder. 2v. Woodward, 1807-08. 

Joseph, Oscar L. 270 J44 

The historical development of Christianity. Scribner, 1925. (Life 

and religion series.) 

"General reference literature for further study": p.170-173; "Reference literature 

for each chapter": p.174-177. 

Traces briefly the development of Christianity through the church, taking note of the 

forces within and without which influenced it. 

McFadyen, Joseph Ferguson. 266 MIS 

The missionary idea in life and religion. Scribner, 1926. (Life and 

religion series.) 

"General reference literature": p.167-168; "Reference literature for each chapter": 

p.169-173. 

Simple discussion of the ideals and methods of Christian missions, of some objections 

to them, and of the handicaps, hindrances, and achievements in missionary work. The 

author is (U326) professor of New Testament literature and criticism in Queen's Theological 

College, Kingston, Ontario, and was for twenty years in mission work in Nagpur, 

India. 

Remey, Charles Mason. 297 R33b 

The Bahai revelation and reconstruction; a general brief treatise 

upon the history and the spiritual, social, and economic principles of 

this religious movement, with special regard to the application of these 

principles to, and there [sic] influence on, the coming peace of nations 

and the tranquillity and welfare of humanity. [Bahai Pub. Soc] 1919. 

"This book is compiled from previously approved and published Bahai writings and 

teachings, of which it is a synthesis." 

Shillito, Edward. 261 S55 

Life and work; the Universal Christian Conference on Life and Work 

held in Stockholm, 1925. Longmans, 1926. 

Wright, Cuthbert. 282 W93 

The story of the Catholic church. Boni, 1926. 


A historical survey from the beginning of the Christian era to 1918. The author 

is (1927) a teacher in the Kent School, Connecticut, an institution conducted by the 

Anglican-Catholic order, the Fathers of the Holy Cross.


Theosophy 

Besant, Mrs. Annie (Wood). 212 B46id 

The ideals of theosophy; four lectures delivered at the thirty-sixth 

annual convention of the Theosophical Society, held at Benares, on 

Dec. 27th, 28th, 29th, and 30th, 1911. Theosophist Off., 1912. 

Besant, Mrs. Annie (Wood). 212 B46mn 

Man's life in three worlds; a booklet for beginners. Theosophical 

Press, 1923. 

Leadbeater, Charles Webster. 212 L44i 

Invisible helpers; American revised edition with index. Theosophical 

Press, 1922. 

A short discussion of the reality and the manifestations of superphysical life 

according to theosophical belief. 


Cohen, Israel. 296 C66jo 

The journal of a Jewish traveller, with thirty-one illustrations from 

photographs and a map. Dodd, 1925. 

An account of the author's pilgrimage in 1920—21 to Palestine and to the Jewish 

communities of Australasia. India, and the Far East, for the purpose of stimulating 

enthusiasm and gaining material support for the Zionist movement. 

Wolf, Lucien, ed. qr 296 W836j 

Jews in the Canary Islands; being a calendar of Jewish cases extracted 

from the records of the Canariote Inquisition in the collection 

of the Marquess of Bute. Spottiswoode, 1926. 


At head of title: The Jewish Historical Society of England. 

Covers the period from 1499 to 1818 and contains an introduction analyzing the work 

of the Inquisition and explaining its relation to general Jewish history. 

Sociology 


Military training compulsory in schools and colleges. Wilson, 1926. 

(Reference shelf, v.4, no.3.) 

Bibliography: p.[ll]-25. 

The same r 355.07 B42 

References, articles, and brief on the question of military training in American high 

schools, colleges, and universities. 

Hambly, Wilfrid D. 390 H19 

Origins of education among primitive peoples; a comparative study 

in racial development, with a preface by Charles Hose. Macmillan, 1926. 


"The aim of this work is to make an historical and regional survey of customs of 

primitive races with special reference to moral, religious, physical and social education, 

in so far as it has been developed without intrusion of European influence. The hope is 

entertained that this collation and discussion, dealing as it does with a world-wide distribution 

of primitive people, will provide administrators, missionaries and others with 

an anthropological basis adequate for a detailed consideration of the restricted field in 

which they may labour." Author's introduction.


Kulp, Daniel Harrison. 302 K43 

Outlines of the sociology of human behavior, with applications to 

education, nursing, and social work. Teachers College, Columbia University, 

1925. (Columbia University, New York—Teachers College. 

Teachers College syllabi, no.12.) 

"General bibliography": p.249-257. 

United States—Census bureau. r 312 U25f 

Farm population of selected counties; composition, characteristics, 

and occupations in detail for eight counties, comprising Otsego County, 

N. Y., Dane County, Wis., New Madrid and Scott counties, Mo., Cass 

County, N. Dak., Wake County, N. C, Ellis County, Tex., and King 

County, Wash. 1924. 


Gillet, Ransom Hooker. r 329.3 G41 

Democracy in the United States; what it has done, what it is doing, 

and what it will do. Appleton, 1868. 

A political history of the United States from Washington's administration to 

Johnson's, in which the author finds nothing to criticize in the Democratic party and 

nothing to praise in what he calls the "anti-democrats". The author was a member of 

Congress and held other federal offices before the Civil War. 

Gurney-Champion, Frederick Cecil Gurney. 323.42 G97 

Justice and the poor in England; an account of the position of the 

poor in legal matters in England and Wales; and a study of the inequality 

in the administration of justice, where they are concerned, and 

of the remedies which have been attempted, and suggested; with a foreword 

by the Rt. Rev. the Lord Bishop of Manchester [and others]. 

Routledge, 1926. 

Hocking, William Ernest. 320.1 H656 

Man and the state. Yale University Press, 1926. 


Considers the philosophical theories of the state, and analyzes its psychological 

foundations in relation to other social groups and to the individual. The author is 

(1927) Alford professor of natural religion, moral philosophy, and civil polity, Harvard 

University. 

Johnsen, Julia E., coinp. 396.2 J35 

Special legislation for women. Wilson, 1926. (Reference shelf, v.4, 

no.7.) 

Bibliography: p. [251-43. 

The same r 396.2 J35 

Debate material on the question as to whether special legislation is preferable to 

equal rights. 

Kiefer, Hermann. 323.44 K24 

Liberty writings; ed. with a study of Dr. Kiefer's life and writings 

by W. W. Florer. Stechert [cl917]. 

Dr. Kiefer (1825-1911) fought in the German revolution of 1848 and came in 

1849 as a political fugitive to Detroit where he practiced medicine. In 1883-85 he was 

United States consul in Stettin, Germany. He was appointed regent of the University 

of Michigan in 1889 and was made professor emeritus of the practice of medicine in 1902. 

This collection includes poems, speeches, and reports, all but one of which are in 

German. Contains also a few resolutions, motions, etc. of the revolution of 1848.


London County Council. 352.4 L82 

The London Ambulance service; with a foreword by M. H. Cox. 

Hodder, 1925. (The London County Council and what it does for 

London.) 


The London Fire brigade; with a foreword by Sir James Bird. 

Hodder, 1925. (The London County Council and what it does for 

London.) 

Older, Fremont. 352 023 

My own story. Macmillan, 1926. 

Mr. Older, as editor of the newspaper "The bulletin", was one of the leaders in the 

spectacular fight against boss rule and political corruption in San Francisco in the 

early years of the century. His experiences at that time aroused his interest in prisons 

and slum conditions, and he worked vigorously for their reform. He is now (1927) 

editor of the San Francisco "Call". 

Economics 

Burton, Ernest Richmond. 331.1 B95 

Employee representation, with a foreword by H. C Metcalf. 

Williams, 1926. (Human relations series.) 


A study surveying the history of employee representation in the United States, 

and analyzing its effectiveness, its difficulties, and the possibilities of its future development. 

Dice, Charles Amos. 332.6 D54 

The stock market. Shaw, 1926. 


A college text-book discussing the machinery of the stock market, methods of 

operation employed by different types of traders and investors, methods of forecasting 

stock price movements, and methods of analyzing and rating the values and earning 

power of stocks. The author is (1926) professor of business organization in the College 

of Commerce and Journalism, Ohio State University. 

Hartsough, Mildred Lucile. qr 330.9 H33 

The development of the twin cities (Minneapolis and St. Paul) as a 

metropolitan market. [cl925.] 

Thesis (Ph.D.)—University of Minnesota, 1924. 


International Association of Industrial r 331.823 1248 

Accident Boards and Commissions. 

Proceedings of the annual meeting (3d-date), 1916-date. 1917-date. 

(United States—Labor statistics bureau. Bulletin: workmen's insurance 

and compensation series.) 

Index, 1914-24. (In no.7-11.) 

The same. (In United States—Labor statistics bureau. Bulletin: 

workmen's insurance and compensation series.) r 331.2 U2532


Ise, John. 338.8 129 

The United States oil policy. Yale University Press, 1926. 

"Notes" at end of each chapter. 

A comprehensive work concerning the history of oil exploitation in various fields, 

over-production and waste, monopolistic conditions in the oil industry, public oil-land 

legislation, Indian oil-lands, the Teapot Dome investigation, and the present situation 

as a result of our oil policy. The author believes that the question of conservation is 

one of immediate and grave concern and in his concluding chapter formulates some 

constructive proposals for a wiser policy. 


Housing; with a foreword by Sir James Bird. Hodder, 1924. (The 

London County Council and what it does for London.) 

Maxwell, Lloyd W. 337 M52 

Discriminating duties and the American merchant marine. Wilson, 

1926. 

Discusses the history, purpose, and effect of discriminating duties in America, their 

political and economic aspects, and the relation of a discriminatory policy to American 

trade and shipping at the present time. The author holds that such duties are destructive 

agents, and excusable only as a means of self-defense. 

Noyes, Alexander Dana. 336.7 N48w 

The war period of American finance, 1908-1925; being the continuation 

of "Forty years of American finance' 1 . Putnam, 1926. 

"List of authorities": p.439-441. 

"Mr. Noyes's position as financial editor of 'The New York Evening Post', and 

later of 'The New York Times' brought him into daily contact with the Stock Exchange 

and the events of the financial world so far as they found expression in the New York 

money market. In this field he is thoroughly at home and has written his book from 

this standpoint... [It] is restricted to private finance; matters of public finance, such 

as taxation, expenditures and debt, are mentioned only incidentally and as they affect 

the money market." E. L. Bogart in Books, 1926. 

Peel, George. 336.44 P36 

The financial crisis of France. Macmillan, 1926. 

A survey of the financial policies of France from 1789 to 1919, with a more intensive 

study of the period from 1919 to 1926, and a final chapter on the future of 

French finance. The author is (1927) a member of the English Parliament, and was 

formerly clerk in the Treasury. 

Ripley, William Zebina. 338.8 R48m 

Main Street and Wall Street. Little, 1927. 

Deals "with the general question whether the recent development of American corporations 

has been wholesome, whether the great body of stockholders are adequately 

represented, whether directors have not shirked their duties and unfairly sought to 

lessen their liability, and, incidentally, whether there may be found some appropriate 

way of improving the situation". H. P. Willis in Books, 192^. 

United States—Manufactures committee. (Senate). r 338.8 U25394 

High cost of gasoline and other petroleum products; hearings before 

a subcommittee of the Committee on manufactures, United States 

Senate, Sixty-seventh Congress, second and fourth sessions, pursuant 

to S. res. 295. 2v. 1923.


Law 

Kirkpatrick, Clifford. r 343.2 K288 

Capital punishment. Committee on Philanthropic Labor of Philadelphia 

Yearly Meeting of Friends, 1925. 

Based on "Capital punishment in the United States", by R. T. Bye. Condensed 

from Publisher's foreword. 


Martin, Charles Emanuel. 342.7 M42 

An introduction to the study of the American Constitution; a study 

of the formation and development of the American constitutional system 

and of the ideals upon which it is based, with illustrative materials. 

Oxford University Press, 1926. 

"Note on a general reading list": p.[343]-346; "Reading" at end of each chapter. 

Intended for the student and the general reader. The author is (1926) professor 

of political science and dean of the faculty of social science, University of Washington. 

Randall, James Garfield. 342.7 R18 

Constitutional problems under Lincoln. Appleton, 1926. 


A study of "the Civil War and the beginnings of Reconstruction in their relation 

to constitutional lines of demarcation between legislative and executive power, between 

state power and national power, and between governmental power and constitutional 

immunities of individuals.. .A balanced and judicious appraisal". T. R. Powell in 

Books, 1927. 

Education 

Anderson, Charles Joseph, and others. 371 A54 

Visiting the teacher at work; case studies of directed teaching. 

Appleton [cl925]. (Appleton series in supervision and teaching.) 

"Suggested readings" at end of each chapter. 

"The purpose of the book is to supply a body of concrete material dealing with the 

problems of classroom visitation and conference: (1) how to visit the classroom, what 

to look for, and how to diagnose teaching; (2) how to lead the teacher through conference 

to a realization of her own needs... (3) how to plan remedial programs." Preface. 

Book, William Frederick. 371.3 B65 

Learning how to study and work effectively; a contribution to the 

psychology of personal efficiency. Ginn [cl926]. 


"The general method followed throughout the book is first to illustrate and explain 

the important factors that contribute to the total efficiency of a worker, then to outline 

a procedure for the attainment of the specific habits that must be formed to achieve the 

desired result." Preface. 

Designed primarily as a text-book for college students. The author is (1926) head 

of the department of psychology and philosophy in Indiana University. 

Johnsen, Julia E., comp. 379.1 J35 

Federal department of education. Wilson, 1926. (Reference shelf, 

v.4, no.5.) 


The same r 379.1 J35 

"Reference Shelf, Volume 1, Number 5 on the Towner-Sterling Bill, first published 

in December 1922, revised edition printed in April 1924, deals with earlier material on


Johnsen, Julia E., comp.—continued. 379.1 J35 

the subj'ect of a Federal department of education and includes discussion of the proposal 

for Federal aid. The present number of the Reference Shelf is supplementary to the 

above, and includes references and material appearing mainly since the latter date with 

special emphasis upon a department of education and a secretary in the Cabinet. A 

brief is included." Introduction. 


The Londoner's education. Hodder, 1924. (The London County 

Council and what it does for London.) 

Martin, Everett Dean. 370.4 M42 

The meaning of a liberal education. Norton [cl926]. (People's 

Institute "lectures-in-print" series.) 

"It is, in the first place, a reaction against that democratization of the intellect 

which seeks to define education in utilitarian terms and to create it by methods of mass 

production. Secondarily it is an urbane protest against those adult educators, who. . . 

are inclined to stress the method of education rather than its content. The book... 

falls into two distinct divisions. In the first few chapters the author wishes to separate 

his acceptance of the meaning of the phrase 'liberal education' from a series of popular 

American misconceptions and misunderstandings. The second part endeavors to supply 

a positive answer to the title, to indicate through analysis and historical example what 

the content of a liberal education should be." C. P. Fadiman in Literary review, 1927. 

Patzer, Conrad E. r 379.775 P31 

Public education in Wisconsin; issued by John Callahan, state superintendent. 

1924. 

Part one is a history of the origin and development of the public school system; 

part two discusses a plan for its reorganization, together with a program suggesting the 

necessary legislation; part three contains summaries of educational laws from 1836 

to 1925. 

Snedden, David Samuel. 370.1 S67ed 

Educational applications of sociology; being a revision of parts 111 

and iv of the writer's Educational sociology. Century, 1924. (Century 

social science series.) 

"For supplemental readings and reports" at end of each chapter; "Suggested 

reference lists for cooperating libraries": p.407-408. 

United States—Education bureau. r 379.17 U25ac 

Accredited secondary schools in the United States. 1925. (Bulletin, 

1925, no.ll.) 

The same. (In United States—Education bureau. Bulletin, 

1925, no.ll.) r 370 U25 1925 no.ll 


Bureau of Railway Economics, Washington, D. C. qr 385 B89c 

Commodity prices in their relation to transportation costs; bulletin 

no. 1-15. 1924-26. 

Cotton, Charles William Egerton. r 38O C83 

Handbook of commercial information for India. Ed.2. Government 

of India, Central publication branch, 1924. 

"Glossary of Indian terms used in this book": p.366-370.


Harlow, Alvin Fay. 386 H27 

Old towpaths; the story of the American canal era. Appleton, 1926. 


The same r 386 H27 

An account of the canals built in the United States in the first half of the 19th 

century, with some description of travel and life on the canals. Contains maps and 

numerous illustrations, some of which are from contemporary sources. 

Leeming, Joseph. 387 L53 

Ships and cargoes; the romance of ocean commerce. Doubleday, 

1926. 

Describes for the general reader something of the growth of modern commerce, the 

important sea routes, the vessels that ply them, cargoes, and some problems of shippers 

and ship-owners. 

Nurra, Duilio. r 380.03 N52 

A dictionary of English and Italian sea terms (including technical, 

commercial, and naval terms). 1925. 

Contents.—English-Italian.—Italiano-inglese. 

Peabody, Robert Ephraim. 387 P33 

The log of the Grand Turks. Houghton, 1926 

An account based on the old log-books, letters, and bills of lading of four American 

ships which bore the name "Grand Turk": a merchantman used as a privateer during 

the Revolution, a merchantman, the largest built in Salem up to 1791, a privateer in 

the War of 1812, and a schooner built in 1916. 

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Barfield, Owen. 422.1 B23 

History in English words. Methuen [1926]. 


The first and shorter part outlines, in a somewhat elementary manner, what we can 

discern of the history of the English race, from its remotest Aryan originals, in the 

English language as we now have it. The second part traces the history of Western 

thought and feeling as reflected in the changes of language, in the introduction of 

new words, and the gradual introduction of new meanings for old words. Condensed 

from Saturday review, 1926. 

Higley, Edwin H. 488 H53 

Exercises in Greek composition based on Xenophon's Anabasis and 

Hellenica, with notes, vocabulary, and references to the grammars of 

Goodwin and Hadley-Allen. Ginn, 1897. 

Lawler, Lillian Beatrice. 478 L41 

Latin playlets for high schools. Iowa University [cl925], (Iowa 

University. Extension bulletin, no.131.) 

Leighton, Robert Fowler. 488 L56 

Greek lessons, with references to Goodwin's and Hadley's Greek 

grammars, and intended as an introduction to Xenophon's Anabasis or 

to Goodwin's Greek reader. Ginn, 1886. 

Paul, Hermann. qr 433 P31 

Deutsches worterbuch. Ed.3. 1921.


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Rhythmic prose. University of Iowa [1925]. (Iowa University. 

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Whitney, William Dwight, & Whitney, M. P. 438 W65 

An introductory German reader. Holt [cl895]. (Whitney's modern 

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Annuario scientifico ed industriale, 1864-78. v.1-15, pt.i. 1866-79. 

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Der vorgeschichtliche mensch; ursprung und entwicklung des 

menschengeschlechtes, fiir gebildete aller stande; zweite, vollig umgearbeitete 

auflage von Friedrich von Hellwald. 1880. 

Fox, Florence Cornelia. 570.7 F85 

Cycles of garden life and plant life; a series of projects in nature 

study for elementary schools. Govt. Print. Off., 1925. (United States— 

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lifetime spent in scientific practice and thought. . .Scientific workers will find in it many 

of their theoretical and practical problems illuminatingly discussed by an expert, and, 

on the other hand, a broad, historically conceived estimate of the part played by Science 

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Practical and spherical astronomy for the use chiefly of students in 

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Hart, Clara Avis, & Feldman, D. D. 513.1 H31 

Plane geometry; with the editorial cooperation of J. H. Tanner and 

Virgil Snyder. Amer. Book Co. [cl911.] 

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i tekniske skoler og haandvasrkerskoler. 2pts. in lv. 1880. 

"Facitliste til Praktisk regnebog" has separate title-page and separate paging. 

Petersen, Julius, b. 1839. r 514.5 P45 

Den plane trigonometri og de sphaeriske grundformler. Ed.3. 1881. 

Wells, Webster. r 513.1 W49n 

New plane geometry. Heath, 1909. 

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Robert L. Short." Preface. 

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The elements of the differential calculus. Ed.4. Virtue, 1864. 

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Physics 

Bligh, N. M. 530.1 B55 

The evolution and development of the quantum theory; with a foreword 

by Max Planck. Longmans, 1926. 


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Clark, George Lindenberg. 537.54 C52 

Applied x-rays. McGraw, 1927. 


"The book is the expression of a conviction that x-ray research and control methods 

can now and in the future be of invaluable service in the solution of problems of constitution 

and practical behavior of metals and alloys of every kind, of catalysts, textile 

fibers...and numerous other substances." Preface. 

Kiddle, Henry. r 530 K246 

A text-book on physics; being a short and complete course based 

upon the larger work of Ganot, for the use of academies, high schools, 

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Williams, Charles Wye. r 536.44 W74 

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Alliott, Eustace Alexander. 542.68 A43 

Centrifugal dryers and separators. Benn, 1926. (Chemical engineering 

library; second series.) 


Principles of centrifugal machinery, and construction of various types. 

Comstock, John Lee. r 549 C73 

An introduction to mineralogy in which its elements are familiarly 

explained and adapted to the use of schools and private students. Ed.2, 

rev. Sumner, 1833. 

Fodor, Andor. r 541.12 F68 

Die grundlagen der dispersoidchemie. 1925. 


Gray, Alonzo. r 540 G81 

Elements of chemistry, containing the principles of the science, both 

experimental and theoretical; intended as a text-book for academies, 

high schools, and colleges. Ed.40, rev. & enl. Newman, 1848. 

Groff, George G. r 549.1 G93 

Mineral analysis. Ed.2. Science and Health Pub. Co., 1883. 

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Hawley, Lee Fred, & Wise, L. E. 547.664 H36 

The chemistry of wood. Chemical Catalog Co., 1926. (American 

Chemical Society. Monograph series.) 


The same r 547.664 H36 

Critical compilation, stressing results of purely scientific investigations on wood 

chemistry. Discusses chemical components of wood; methods of analysis; decomposition 

of wood, treating of reactions in wood-utilization processes; and properties and deterioration 

of wood. 

Hinshelwood, C N. 541.12 H57 

The kinetics of chemical change in gaseous systems. Clarendon 

Press, 1926. 


[Marcet, Mrs. Jane (Haldimand).] r 540 M36 

Conversations on chemistry in which the elements of that science are 

familiarly explained and illustrated by experiments and plates; to which 

are added some late discoveries on the subject of the fixed alkalies, by 

H. Davy; a description and plate of the pneumatic cistern of Yale 

College and a short account of artificial mineral waters in the United 

States; with an appendix consisting of treatises on dyeing, tanning, and 

currying. Sidney's Press, 1809. 

Plattner, Karl Friedrich. r 549.1 P69p 

Plattner's manual of qualitative and quantitative analysis with the 

blowpipe, from the last German ed., rev. and enl. by Th. Richter, tr. 

by H. B. Cornwall, assisted by J. H. Caswell. Ed.5, rev. Van Nostrand, 

1885.


Purdy, Charles Wesley. . r 543.9 P98 

Practical uranalysis and urinary diagnosis; a manual for the use of 

physicians, surgeons, and students. Davis, 1895. 

r 540.5 R369 

Revista de chimica pura e applicada; publicac,ao mensal, 1905-08. v.1-4. 

1905-08. 

Schorger, Arlie William. 547.664 S37 

The chemistry of cellulose and wood. McGraw, 1926. (International 

chemical series.) 



The same r 547.664 S37 

Collects a great deal of information, covering completely the scientific and empirical 

data available on the subject. Treats of the fundamental reactions involved in 

industrial processes, but does not give technical details. Includes selected methods of 

analysis. Treatment is less critical than that of Hawley and Wise in "Chemistry of 

wood". 

Springer, Ludwig. r 543.7 S76 

Laboratoriumsbuch fiir die glasindustrie. Ed.2, rev. & enl. 1925. 

(Laboratoriumsbucher fiir die chemische und verwandte industrien, 

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Geology. Meteorology. Physical Geography 

Berget, Alphonse. 551.46 B45 

Les problemes de l'ocean. 1920. (Bibliotheque de philosophic 

scientifique.) 

r 550.5 G2995 

The Geological record; an account of works on geology, mineralogy, 

and palaeontology published during the year; ed. by William Whitaker, 

1874-77. v.1-4. 1875-80. 

Each volume after the first contains supplements for the previous years. 

Houston, Edwin James. qr 551 H83 

The elements of physical geography for the use of schools, academies, 

and colleges. Rev. ed. Eldredge, 1895. 

Illinois—Geological survey. r 553.28 122 

Illinois petroleum, no.l-date. 1926-date. 

Joly, John. 551 J38 

The surface-history of the earth. Clarendon Press, 1925. 


Presents a theory of the relation between the geological history of the earth and 

the alternate heating and cooling of the earth's crust, based upon the radioactivity of the 

rocks and isostasy. 

Lee, Willis Thomas. 550.4 L52 

Stories in stone, telling of some of the wonderlands of western 

America and some of the curious incidents in the history of geology. 

Van Nostrand, 1926. (Library of modern sciences.) 

Popular in style. Intended to give the reader an idea of the geological changes that 

have produced the scenery of western America.


Leighton, Henry. . 557.488 L56 

The geology of Pittsburgh and its environs; a popular account of the 

general geologic features of the region. [Pittsburgh, 1926.] 


Reprinted from "Annals of the Carnegie Museum", v.17, no.l, 1926. 

The same r 557.488 L56 

The same. (In Carnegie Institute, Pittsburgh—Museum. Annals, 

v.17, no.l.) r 507 C21a v.17 no.l 

Logan, William Newton. r 557.72 L77 

The geology of the deep wells of Indiana. 1926. (Indiana—Conservation 

department. Publication, no.55.) 

Mohn, Henrik. r 551.54 M77 

Praktisk veiledning til hjzfidemaaling med barometer. Ed.2, rev. 

Ortega, Gustavo. qr 553.28 028 

Los recursos petroliferos mexicanos y su actual explotacion. 1925. 

At head of title "Secretaria de industria, comercio, y trabajo, Departamento de 

petroleo, Comision tecnica". 

Contains statistical information and a number of illustrations. 

Thoroddsen, Thorvaldur. r 551.21 T41 

Vulkaner og jordskjaelv paa Island. 1897. 

Botany 

Bary, Anton de. r 589.29 B28 

Die mycetozoen (schleimpilze); ein beitrag zur kenntniss der niedersten 

organismen. Ed.2, rev. 1864. 


Britton, Nathaniel Lord. r 581.97 B75m 

Manual of the flora of the northern states and Canada. Holt, 1901. 

Based on first edition of "Illustrated flora" by N. L. Britton and Addison Brown. 

Contains references to the illustrations in that work, and adds a few species not included 

therein. 

Korsmo, Emil. r 581.259 K38 

Ugress i nutidens jordbruk; biologiske og praktiske unders^kelser. 

[1925.] 

"Litteraturfortegnelse": p.658-662. 

Spoehr, Herman Augustus. 581.1014 S76 

Photosynthesis. Chemical Catalog Co., 1926. (American Chemical 

Society. Monograph series.) 


The same r 581.1014 S76 

Discusses the present status of the problem of the utilization of solar energy by 

the green plant. Stresses results of experimental study of the different factors which 

affect the process. 

Standley, Paul Carpenter, & Calderon, Salvador. r 581.97284 S78 

Lista preliminar de las plantas de El Salvador, con la colaboracion 

de W. A. Murrill [y otros]. [1925.]


Tharp, Benjamin Carroll. r 581.9764 T33 

Structure of Texas vegetation east of the 98th meridian. University 

of Texas, 1926. (Texas University. Bulletin, no.260o.) 

Thesis (Ph.D.)—Texas University. 

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Zoology 

[Budgen, L. M.] r 595.7 B85 

Episodes of insect life, by Acheta Domestica [pseud.], v.2. Redfield, 

1851. 

De Long, Dwight Moore. qr 595.753 D41 

A monographic study of the North American species of the genus 

Deltocephalus. [1926.] (Ohio State University. Contributions in 

zoology and entomology, no.3.) 


Reese, Albert Moore. 598.14 R28 

The alligator and its allies; with 62 figures and 28 plates. Putnam, 

1915. 

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Thomson, Arthur Landsborough. r 598.2 T38 

Problems of bird-migration. Witherby, 1926. 

"References" at end of most of the chapters. 

"A general outline of migration in the animal world and...a well-rounded review 

of the various phenomena of migration by birds." Bird-lore, 1926. 

Intended for "the biologists who may wish to have a presentation of the essential 

facts; and...the ornithologists and bird-lovers who may wish some account of the 

theoretical aspects". Preface. 

Useful Arts 

Anderson, Romola, & Anderson, R. C 699.1231 A54 

The sailing-ship; six thousand years of history. McBride, 1926. 

Condensed historical treatment of sailing ships, tracing their sources from two 

main streams of development, and giving some account of the gradual improvements 

made. Restricted to boats of European peoples, although North American ships are 

also included due to their European ancestry. Adapted from Preface. 

Hool, George Albert, & Pulver, H. E. 693.5 H77 

Concrete practice; a textbook for vocational and trade schools. 

McGraw, 1926. 

Elementary work on practical methods of estimating, proportioning, mixing, and 

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qr 642.05 M35 

The Manufacturing confectioner [monthly], 1925-date. v.5-date. 1925date.


Masury, John W. 

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How shall we paint our houses? a popular treatise on the art of 

house-painting, plain and decorative, showing the nature, composition, 

and mode of production of paints and painters' colors and their proper 

and harmonious combination and arrangement. Appleton, 1868. 

Monroe, Day, & Stratton, L. M. 641.1 M83 

Food buying and our markets. Barrows, 1926. 

"References for further study" at end of each chapter. 

Discussion of distribution and marketing, with explanations of food terminology, and 

suggestions for purchase and care of food. 

Pennsylvania Railroad Company. qr 670.2 P399 

Industrial directory of the Pennsylvania railroad system; the Pennsylvania 

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Waynesburg & Washington Railroad Company, the Ohio River & 

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Tague, Edgar Lemuel. 637.1 T13 

Casein; its preparation, chemistry, and technical utilization. Van 

Nostrand, 1926. 


Considerable attention to patents on preparation and applications. 

Zerbe, James Slough. 694 Z54 

Carpentry for boys, in simple language, including chapters on drawing, 

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New York Book Co. [cl914.] (The "how-to-do-it" books.) 

Rather sketchy suggestions and advice rather than detailed systematic instruction. 

Ranges from very elementary work to construction of bridges and buildings and rudiments 

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Armstrong, John, b. 1784. r 616 A73 

Lectures on the morbid anatomy, nature, and treatment of acute and 

chronic diseases; ed. by Joseph Rix. v.2. Desilver, 1837. 

Battle Creek, Mich., Health Extension Bureau. 613 B32 

The Battle Creek system of health training, pt.i—7 in lv. [cl922.] 

pt.i. Making life worth while. 

pt.2. Taking a health "inventory". 

pt.3. The new dietetics. 

pt.4. Our unscientific feeding. 

pt.5. Medical dietetics or diet in disease. 

pt.6. Weight regulation. 

pt.7. Simple remedies for common maladies. 

Blome, Arnold. 615.857 B55 

A voice is calling. Putnam, 1926. 

"The author is a metaphysician and a Christian Scientist, a follower of Mary Baker 

Eddy...and a personal student of Augusta E. Stetson." Foreword.


Cumston, Charles Greene. 610.9 C91 

An introduction to the history of medicine from the time of the 

Pharaohs to the end of the xvnith century; with an essay on The relation 

of history and philosophy to medicine, by F. G. Crookshank. 

Knopf, 1926. (The history of civilization.) 

A very readable history of medicine, compiled from reliable contributions to the 

subject. 

Dalton, John Call. r 612 D17 

A treatise on human physiology designed for the use of students and 

practitioners of medicine. Ed.5, rev. & enl. Lea, 1871. 

DeBlois, Lewis Amory. r 614.8 D35 

Industrial safety organization for executive and engineer. McGraw, 

1926. 


Does not deal with the equipment for accident prevention but with fundamental requirements, 

underlying principles, and interpretation of records and statistics. 

Dewees, William Potts. r 618.2 D51 

A compendious system of midwifery, chiefly designed to facilitate 

the inquiries of those who may be pursuing this branch of study; illustrated 

by occasional cases and with many engravings. Ed.10, rev. 

Lea, 1843. 

Groff, John Eldred. r 615 G93 

Materia medica for nurses. Ed.2, rev. & rewritten. Blakiston, 1903. 

Gross, Samuel Weissell. r 616.69 G93 

A practical treatise on impotence, sterility, and allied disorders of 

the male sexual organs. Ed.2, rev. Lea, 1883. 


Hamilton, Frank Hastings. r 617.15 H21 

A practical treatise on fractures and dislocations. Ed.2, rev. Blanchard, 

1863. 


Helferich, Heinrich. r 617.15 H42 

On fractures and dislocations; illustrated with 68 plates and 126 

figures in the text drawn by B. Keilitz; tr. from the 3d ed., by J. 

Hutchinson. Wood, 1899. (Wood's medical hand atlases.) 

Hempel, Charles Julius. r 615.53 H43 

A new and comprehensive system of materia medica and therapeutics 

arranged upon a physiologico-pathological basis for the use of practitioners 

and students of medicine. Ed.2, rev. & enl. 2v. Radde, 1864-65. 

Horner, William Edmonds. r 611 H81 

Special anatomy and histology. Ed.6. 2v. Lea, 1843. 


qr 612.05 J15 

Jahresbericht iiber die gesamte physiologie und experimentelle pharmakologie, 

mit vollstandiger bibliographie, zugleich fortsetzung des Hermann-Weissschen 

jahresberichts iiber die fortschritte der animahschen


Jahresbericht iiber die gesamte physiologie—continued. qr 621.05 J15 

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K. Spiro, 1920-22. v.1-3 in 4 pts. 1923-25. 

Kawamura, Rinya. r 616.929 K14 

Studies on tsutsugamushi disease (Japanese flood fever); English 

translation (authorized by Dr. Kawamura) ed. by N. C. Foot and 

Shiro Tashiro. [Spokesman Printing Co., cl926.] 

"Published as Special Numbers 1 and 2, Volume IV, of The Medical Bulletin, 

College of Medicine, University of Cincinnati." 


Kopeloff, Nicholas. 616 K38 

Why infections? in teeth, tonsils, and other organs. Knopf, 1926. 

Written for the layman who desires an authoritative and dependable book dealing 

with causes of disease and briefly with treatment and prevention. 

Noorden, Karl Harko von. r 616.6 N42 

Nephritis. Treat, 1905. (His Clinical treatises on the pathology and 

therapy of disorders of metabolism and nutrition, pt.2.) 

Noorden, Karl Harko von. r 616.9917 N42 

Technique of reduction cures and gout; ed. and tr. under the supervision 

of A. C. Croftan. Treat, 1910. (His Clinical treatises on the 

pathology and therapy of disorders of metabolism and nutrition, pt.9.) 

Ross, Martin, b. 1895. 616.31 R73 

Your tonsils and adenoids; what they are and how to take care of 

them. Appleton, 1926. 

Smith, William Thayer. r 612 S66p 

Physiology primer; primer of physiology and hygiene; a text-book 

for primary classes with special reference to the effects of stimulants and 

narcotics on the human system. Amer. Book Co. [cl885.] 

Stille, Alfred, & Maisch, J. M. r 615.12 S85 

The national dispensatory, containing the natural history, chemistry, 

pharmacy, actions, and uses of medicines, including those recognized in 

the pharmacopoeias of the United States, Great Britain, and Germany, 

with numerous references to the French codex. Ed.2, rev. Lea, 1880. 

Tully, William. r 615 T83 

Materia medica; or, Pharmacology and therapeutics, v.l, pt.1-2, in 

lv. Church, 1857-58. 

Engineering 

Ackeret, Jakob. r 629.12014 A18 

Das rotorschiff und seine physikalischen grundlagen; mit einem vorwort 

von L. Prandtl. Ed.2. 1925. 

"Einige literarische bemerkungen": p.48. 

Pamphlet presenting underlying principles, without use of advanced mathematics.


Agg, Thomas Radford, & Brindley, J. E. 625.7 A26h 

Highway administration and finance. McGraw, 1927. 


Text-book on economic problems, with reference mainly to legislation and finance, 

and the organization and management of construction work. 

Bernoulli, Christoph. r 621.08 B45 

Vademecum des mechanikers; oder, Praktisches handbuch fiir mechaniker, 

maschinen- und miihlenbauer, und techniker iiberhaupt; 

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2v. in 1. 1832. 

Brennecke, Ludwig. r 624.1 B72 

Der grundbau. 1887. (Handbuch der baukunde, v.3, pt.i.) 


Brewer, Robert Wellesley Antony. 621.4323 B73e 

The economics of carburetting & manifolding; vaporising and distributing 

liquid fuel in a motor car engine. Lockwood, 1926. 

Konig, Friedrich. r 628.1 K375 

Anlage und ausfiihrung von wasserleitungen und wasserwerken, mit 

besonderer riicksicht auf die stadteversorgung; zweite vermehrte auflage, 

im auftrage des verfassers, bearb. von Ludwig Poppe. 1878. 

"Literarische notizen": p.433. 

Krey, H. r 627.81 K42 

Erddruck, erwiderstand, und tragfahigkeit des baugrundes; gesichtspunkte 

fur die berechnung, praktische beispiele, und erddrucktabellen. 

Ed.3, rev. & enl. 1926. 

"Literaturnachweis": p. [2411-246. 

Good presentation of theory and practical methods of calculation. Considers also 

supporting power of piles. Discusses experimental determination of the action of soils, 

showing results graphically. Purpose of tables is to expedite calculations with sufficient 

accuracy for ordinary purposes. 

Lister, John Edward, & Harris, C H. 621.189 L73 

Mechanical draught. Benn, 1926. (Chemical engineering library; 

second series.) 

Brief presentation of theory, with some description of various systems. 

Lund, C r 623.652 L97 

Foredrag over pontonnerkunst for den militsere hjziiskole. 1871. 

Mann, Isaac John. r 627.16 M33 

River bars; notes on the causes of their formation and on their treatment 

by 'induced tidal scour', with a description of the successful reduction 

by this method of the bar at Dublin. Lockwood, 1881. 

The principal portion appeared in "Engineering" and is reproduced with some 

additions. Condensed from Preface. 

Pittsburgh—Traffic commission. qr 625.42 P674 

Report on a recommended subway in the first and second wards of 

Pittsburgh; or, Proposed first step in a rapid transit program, by D. L. 

Turner [and] Winters Haydock. Pittsburgh, 1925.


Plummer, T. H. 621.5 P72 

Compressed air and its machinery. Vizetelly, 1925. (Association of 

Engineering and Shipbuilding Draughtsmen. Technical series.) 

Includes a little theory but is primarily a descriptive work concerned with equipment 

for production, measurement, and applications of compressed air. 

Ritter, August. r 624 R51 

Elementare theorie und berechnung eiserner dach- und briicken-constructionen. 

Ed.4. 1882. 

Seguin, Marc. qr 624.5 S45 

Des ponts en fil de fer. Ed.2. 1826. 

Contains folded plates. 

United States—Commerce committee. r 627 U25 

National hydraulic laboratory; report to accompany S. J. res. 209. 

(67th Cong., 4th sess. Senate. Report no.1240.) 

Calendar no.1236. 

United States—Construction and repair bureau. r 623.808 U25 

Instructions for displacement and stability calculations. 1923. 

Contains folded tables and diagrams. 

Van Patten, Nathan, & Lewis, G. S. qr 016.62189 V19 

Selective bibliography of the literature of lubrication. [Jackson 

Press] 1926. 

Lists more than two thousand of the enormous number of references available on 

the subject, but includes considerable irrelevant material. Apparently compiled from 

existing indexes and abstracts without examination or verification of material included. 

Many references are incomplete, and the index is made from title entries. 

Wilcox, Delos Franklin. r 625.6 W71 

Report on the transit problems of Bethlehem, Pa., and vicinity, with 

recommendations for their solution, submitted to the Committee on 

improved trolley facilities of the Bethlehem Chamber of Commerce. 

Times Pub. Co., 1918. 


British Engineering Standards Association, London. r 621.303 B75 

British standard glossary of terms used in electrical engineering. 

1926. ([Report], no.205.) 

Purpose is to standardize and coordinate terms used in the British Empire and to 

provide a basis for the British portion of an international vocabulary. Classified 

arrangement. 

Gillett, Horace Wadsworth, & Mack, E. L. 621.365 G41 

Electric brass furnace practice. 1922. (United States—Mines 

bureau. Bulletin, no.202.) 

"Publications on alloys and electric furnaces": p.321. 

The same. (In LTnited States—Mines bureau. Bulletin, 

no.202.) r 622.009 U25 no.202 

"Is published to record the progress so far made in melting brass electrically; to 

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their limitations; and to encourage further experimentation with and the development 

and installation of electric brass furnaces." Preface.

BOOKS ADDED—APRIL 1927 

qr 621.36505 J46 

Journal du four electrique et des industries electrochimiques, 1924-date. 


Published irregularly. 

Sengstock, Frank Ferdinand. r 621.3157 S47 

Electrical hazards and their prevention in various occupancies; a 

volume on the conditions existing in various occupancies in regard to 

electrical installation and a clear, concise, easily understood description 

of methods employed for protection of electrical hazards. Fire Protection 

[1918?] 


Alford, Charles John. r 622.007 A38 

Mining law of the British Empire. Griffin, 1906. 

Miller, George Washington. r 622.007 M69 

Mining law in practice; a brief and comprehensive treatise with 

geometrical illustrations of mining rights and correct methods of locating, 

holding, and acquiring patents to United States mineral lands 

according to federal statutes and common practice. Ores and Metals 

Pub. Co., 1907. 

Reynolds, Joseph Ward. r 622.007 R37 

Reynolds' handbook of the mining laws of the United States and 

Canada, arranged with reference to Alaska and the Northwest Territories, 

also including the laws of British Columbia and Ontario; forms 

and glossary. Conkey, 1898. 


Albertini, Frau Laura (von Gugelberg) von. qr 652.4 A33 

Lehrbuch der graphologie von L. Meyer [pseud.]. Ed.2, rev. & enl. 

1900. 


[American Appraisal Company.] r 658.1 A51t 

[10 pamphlets on appraisal. cl922-26.] 

Contents.—Industrial appraisals and insurance, by H. B. Hall.—Property records; 

their effect on profit and loss, by H. B. Hall.—Appraisal, an essential to good management, 

by A. B. Hossack.—Appraisals and the business cycle, by H. G. Baldwin.—What 

is your plant worth? by L. H. Olson.—Value, by H. B. Hall.—The appraisal of real 

estate projects, by L. H. Olson.—Determining "fair value", by L. H. Olson.—Obsolescence, 

by W. T. Bowker.—Appraisals and the profit and loss statement, by H. G. 

Baldwin. 

Ayer (N. W.) & Son, pub. r 659 A97e 

1869-1909; forty years of advertising. [cl909.] 

Dozier, Howard Douglas. 656.673 D77 

A history of the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad. Houghton, 1920. 

(Hart, Schaffner & Marx prize essays.) 


"Bibliographical note": p.[1851-190. 

Tells of the development of this system through consolidation of a number of short 

railroads. Illustrates the growth and decline of the holding company period of American 

railroads. Includes economic history of that part of the country served by the railroad. 

193


Hines, Walker Downer. qr 656.9 H56 

Report on Danube navigation, submitted to the Advisory and 

technical committee for communications and transit of the League of 

Nations [written] with the aid of Brehon Somervell. [1925.] 

At head of title: (Distributed to the Council and the members of the League) C.444 

(a). M. 164 (a). 1925. vm. Geneva, August 20th, 1925. League of Nations. 

Kester, Roy Bernard. 657.453 K22 

Depreciation. Ronald Press Co. [cl924.] (Ronograph library, no.28.) 

Concise presentation of the causes of depreciation, factors of rate determination, 

methods of calculation, methods of recording, and problems involving application of the 

principles. 

McNamee, Graham. 654.623 M21 

You're on the air [written] in collaboration with R. G. Anderson; 

with a preface by Heywood Broun. Harper, 1926. 

Molinos, Leon. r 656.9 M79 

La navigation interieure de la France; son etat actuel, son avenir. 

1875. 

Moullin, E. B. 654.11 M94 

The theory and practice of radio frequency measurements; a handbook 

for the laboratory and a textbook for advanced students. Griffin, 

1926. (Griffin's scientific text-books.) 


qr 655.3105 016 

Offset- buch- und werbekunst, das blatt fiir drucker, werbefachleute, und 

verleger, 1925. no.1-12 in 2v. 1925. 

White, Percival. , 659 W63 

Advertising research. Appleton, 1927. 

Assuming that advertising should be based on "research"—that is, on assembling, 

analysis, and interpretation of facts—author attempts to provide some of the equipment 

necessary for handling of advertising problems, and intelligent criticism of advertising. 

Considers scope of advertising research, presents an outline of scientific procedure and 

considers its application to the product to be advertised, the audience, the advertising 

campaign, and the production of advertising. 


American Oil Burner Association. 662.75 A51 

Handbook of domestic oil burning. [cl926.] 

Practical manual of methods and equipment for safety- and service. 

Dussauce, Hippolyte. r 664.5 D95 

A general treatise on the manufacture of vinegar, theoretical and 

practical, comprising the chemical principles involved in the preparation 

of acetic acid and its derivatives and the practical details of the various 

methods of preparing vinegar by the slow and the quick processes, with 

alcohol, wine, grain, malt, cider, molasses, beets, etc., as well as the 

fabrication of pyroligneous acid, wood vinegar, etc., etc., together with 

their applications, and a treatise on acetometry. Baird, 1871.


Societe Technique de l'lndustrie du Gaz en France. r 665.705 S67c 

Compte rendu de l'assemblee generale, 1915-18. 1916-18. 

Title of volume for 1915 reads "Compte rendu des travaux du comite et assemblee 

generale". 

Scciete Technique de l'lndustrie du Gaz en France. r 665.705 S67 

Compte rendu du congres (24th, 26th, 28th-42d), 1897, 1899, 1901-14, 

1919. 1897-1919. 

No congress was held for the years 1915-18. 

Tyler, Chaplin. 660 T97 

Chemical engineering economics. McGraw, 1926. (Chemical engineering 

series.) 


Deals with the business and economic features of chemical engineering, rather than 

the technical-—a subject usually neglected in college curricula. After outlining the 

characteristics, scope, and magnitude of the chemical engineering industries, considers 

commercial feasibility of projects, location and design of plants, operation and management, 

power utilization, and cost accounting. 

United States—Senate. qr 661.62 U253 

Muscle Shoals. 1925. (68th Cong., 2d sess. Senate. Doc. no. 

197, 217.) 

Gives H. R. 5IS (relating to sale of nitrate plants and leasing of dams to Henry 

Ford) as passed by the Senate and as agreed to in conference. 

Metallurgy 

Church, John Adams. r 669 C46 

Notes of a metallurgical journey in Europe. Van Nostrand, 1873. 

Reprinted from "Engineering and mining journal", 1872—73. Describes processes 

in use in metallurgical works in Austria, Germany, and Italy. 

Friend, John Albert Newton. 669.109 F95 

Iron in antiquity; with frontispiece and sixteen other illustrations. 

Griffin, 1926. 


"It has been the aim of the Author to lay before the reader an account of such 

portions of the early history of iron as seem of particular interest and value, without 

unduly burdening the story with duplication or masses of detail." Preface. 

Laatsch, Wilhelm. r 669.2 Lll 

Die edelmetalle; eine ubersicht iiber ihre gewinnung, ruckgewinnung, 

und scheidung. 1925. 

Concise account of the extraction and refining of gold and silver, and of their 

recovery from wastes. Includes brief information on platinum. 

Fine Arts 

Barne, George. 742 B25 

The three orders of perspective. Chatto, 1924. 

A brief study, the first part of which is a demonstration of four propositions concerning 

the treatment of inclined views; the second part discusses the three orders of 

perspective: parallel, bilateral, and trilateral. 

Blumel, Alfred Joseph, ed. r 737 B56 

The coinage of different countries; a scientific statement. 1926. 

"American edition." 

Made up of plates reproducing in color and in bas-relief some of the coins of the 

chief countries of the world and giving tables showing their equivalent value in the 

coinage of other countries.


Henniker-Heaton, Raymond. qr 759.5 T53h 

Panel picture representing the Temptation of Christ by Tiziano 

Vecelli, called "Titian", 1476( ?)—1576; monograph. Reinhardt Galleries, 

cl925. 

"Collection of the Minneapolis Institute of Arts; acquired 1925." 

"References": p.7-8, 18. 

Contains a reproduction in color and an 18-page description and history of the 

picture. 

Lewis, John Frederick. r 710 L67 

The redemption of the lower Schuylkill; The river as it was, The 

river as it is, The river as it should be. City Parks Association, 1924. 

An address before the City Parks Association of Philadelphia, January 17, 1924. 

The author is (1924) president of the art jury of Philadelphia and served for many 

years on committees for civic improvement. Contains 72 plates showing views along the 

banks of the river, and views of improvements made along other water fronts. 

Longstreth, Edward. r 709.748 L84 

The art guide to Philadelphia, being a complete exposition of the 

fine arts in museums, parks, public buildings, and private institutions 

in America's oldest metropolis. Privately printed [cl925]. 

McMurtrie, Douglas Crawford. 744.2 M21 

Alphabets; a manual of letter design, with complete alphabets of 

varied styles of lettering. Bridgman [cl926]. 

Samples of 24 styles, most of which are available in well-known type faces. 

qr 769 P39m 

Memorial exhibition of the works of the late Joseph Penrtell, held under 

the auspices of the Philadelphia Print Club and the Pennsylvania 

Museum, in Memorial Hall, Fairmount Park, Philadelphia, from October 

1st to October 31st, 1926. Lippincott, 1926. 

Contains 18 plates printed on both sides. 

Northend, Mary Harrod. 738.2 N45 

American glass; illustrated with photographs from the collection of 

the author. Dodd, 1926. 

A general account of the development of early American glass and descriptions of 

objects of interest to the collector, as bottles, lanterns, lamps, etc. Contains 73 plates. 

Paulin, V. 746 P32 

Manuel de broderies et dentelles; avec 474 figures intercalees dans le 

texte. 1926. (Bibliotheque professionnelle.) 

Saville, Marshall Howard. r 913.72 S26 

The wood-carver's art in ancient Mexico. Museum of the American 

Indian, Heye foundation, 1925. (Museum of the American Indian, 

Heye foundation. Contributions, v.9.) 

"Works consulted": p.[1071-120. 

Seal, Ethel Davis. 747 S43h 

The house of simplicity; illustrated by Marion Dismant. Century 

[cl926]. 

"Urges the very early American upon us all because of its simplicity, quaintness 

and charm...An excellent handbook of this period of furnishing, telling much about 

the use of maple, pine and painted pieces; how to curtain rooms furnished in this style 

and how to make them conform to the very early American idea of simple charm as 

well as to the very modern need of practicability." Florence Brobeck in Books 1927


Trapier, Elizabeth Du Gue. 759.6 G82t 

El Greco. Hispanic Soc. of America, 1925. (Hispanic Society of 

America. Hispanic notes & monographs; essays, studies, and brief 

biographies; peninsular series.) 


A critical study of the Greek artist who spent most of his life in Spain. Contains 

76 reproductions of his work. 

Verne, Henri, & Chavance, Rene. 745 V27 

Pour comprendre l'art decoratif moderne en France; 515 illustrations. 

1925. (Bibliotheque du tourisme.) 

Brief general survey of modern French art in architecture, interior decoration, 

textile design, furniture, metal-work, etc. 

Architecture 



Decoration. 

Allen, Edward B. qb 729.4 A42 

Early American wall paintings, 1710-1850. Yale University Press, 

1926. 

"The present volume is the ninth work published by the Yale University Press on 

the Philip Hamilton McMillan Memorial Publication Fund." 

Description and many illustrations of frescos and painted wall paper. Except for a 

few in Virginia and South Carolina, these are confined to New England. 

Dening, Charles Frederick William. qb 724.59 D42 

The eighteenth-century architecture of Bristol; with preface by Sir 

Lawrence Weaver and an introduction by J. E. Barton. Arrowsmith 

[1923]. 

Contains 69 mounted illustrations. 

Major, Howard. qb 724.9 M27 

The domestic architecture of the early American republic: the Greek 

revival. Lippincott, 1926. 


Mylne, Robert Scott. qb 720.941 M99 

The master masons to the crown of Scotland, and their works, 

Scott, 1893. 

An account of the work of the royal architects of Scotland from the reign of 

James III in the 15th century to the reign of Anne in the 18th. The last chapters 

record the architectural work of the Mylnes of the ISth and 19th centuries, descendants 

of the several members of the family who held the office of master mason to the crown 

before it was abolished after the death of Anne. Contains many plates, plans, facsimile 

letters, and other illustrations. 

Rathbun, Seward Hume. 720.9 R21 

A background to architecture. Yale University Press, 1926. (Yale 

University. Philip Hamilton McMillan memorial publication fund.) 

Discusses the architecture of Egypt, Greece, Rome, France, Italy, and England, 

analyzing the underlying principles on which the types of each period were based and 

showing the relationship between the architecture and other phases of civilization.


Storelli, A. qr 728.8 S88 

Notice historique et chronologique sur les chateaux du Blaisois, avec 

trente-deux gravures a l'eau-forte et une carte. 7 pts. in lv. [1882]-84. 

Each part has separate paging and all but part I have separate title-pages. 

Bibliography at end of some of the parts. 

pt.i. Le chateau de Chambord. 

pt.2. Le chateau de Blois. 

pt.3. Le chateau de Chaumont-sur-Loire. 

pt.4. Les chateaux de Villesavin et de Herbault en Sologne. 

pt.5. Les chateaux de Talcy et de Diziers. 

pt.6. Les chateaux du Moulin et de Cheverny. 

pt.7. Les chateaux de.Fougeres et du Gue-Pean. 

The brief text of each part concerns the owners of the chateaux rather than the 

buildings themselves. Besides the 32 plates there are arms of the various owners and 

small plans for some of the chateaux. 

Photography 

Coissac, G. Michel. qr 778.5 C67 

Histoire du cinematographe de ses origines a nos jours; preface de 

J. L. Breton. 1925. 


Potonniee, Georges. 770.9 P85 

Histoire de la decouverte de la photographie. 1925. 


Music 

Buck, Percy Carter. 780.4 B85 

The scope of music. Oxford University Press, 1924. 

Cramb lectures, University of Glasgow, 1923. 


A series of ten lectures on the physics of sound, the origin and place of music as 

an art, the nature of beauty, melody, form, appreciation, and the psychology of music. 

Dr. Buck is (1924) music master at Harrow. 

Giddings, Thaddeus Philander, and others. 780.7 G37m 

Music appreciation in the schoolroom. Ginn [cl926]. (Music education 

series.) 

Contains detailed lesson plans for a course in appreciation for elementary schools 

and high schools, based on a graded list of instrumental and vocal selections for the 

phonograph. 

Pennsylvania—Public instruction department. 780.973 P39 

Pennsylvania in music. [1926.] (Its Educational monographs, v.l, 

no.l.) 

Contents.—The state's contribution to American music.—The rise and growth of 

music in the schools.—The centenary of the founder of American folk music. 

The same r 780.973 P39 

The same. (In its Educational monographs, v.l, no.l.)..r 379.748 P399e 

Spaeth, Sigmund Gottfried. qM 784.8 S732 

Read 'em and weep, the songs you forgot to remember. Doubleday, 

1926. 

The same qr 784.8 S732 

A collection of words and airs of many American popular songs from "Yankee 

Doodle" to the first years of the 20th century. The accompanying text is informative 

and humorous, and the illustrations are pictures from old song covers and illustrated 

slides.


Recreation 

Foster, Robert Frederick. 795 F81f 

Foster's contract bridge, including mayonnaise, goulash, and dummy 

up. Greenberg, 1927. 

Lear, Sidney, & Mishler, M. B. 793 L45 

The world's best book of games and parties. Penn Publishing Co., 

1926. 

Powell, Herbert Preston. 793.1 P87 

The world's best book of minstrels3 r ; illustrated by Charles Clark, 

full instructions for producing, with complete first parts and specialties. 

Penn Pub. Co., 1926. 

Streeter, Daniel W. 799 S91 

Denatured Africa. Putnam, 1926. 

A humorous account of a five months hunting expedition in British East Africa. 

Literature 

Balzac, Honore de. 844 B21e 

Essais historiques et politiques. 1873. (Oeuvres completes, xxin; 

Oeuvres diverses, pt.7.) 

Balzac, Honore de. 848 B21 

Physionomies et esquisses parisiennes; Croquis et fantaisies. 1872. 

(Oeuvres completes xxi; Oeuvres diverses, pt.3-4.) 

Balzac, Honore de. 844 B21p 

Portraits et critique litteraire; Polemique judiciaire. 1879. (Oeuvres 

completes, xxn; Oeuvres diverses, pt.5-6.) 

Brandes, Georg Morris Cohen. 880.4 B69 

Hellas; travels in Greece; authorized translation by J. W. Hartmann. 

Adelphi [1926]. 

Contents.—Homer.—The Odyssey.—Xenophon.—Hellas, past and present.—Collapse 

of Greece. 

Burdett, Osbert. 821 B52zb 

William Blake. Macmillan, 1926. (English men of letters.) 

Bibliography: p.v-vi. 

Clark, A. F. B. 820.9 C51 

Boileau and the French classical critics in England (1660-1830). 

1925. (Bibliotheque de la revue de litterature comparee, v.19.) 


The author's purpose is "to trace the history of Boileau's reputation in England 

from 1660 to 1830, to examine all the English poems that have been translated or imitated 

from his works during that period, and to assess as accurately as possible the measure 

of his influence upon English literature. . . [and to consider] the influence exerted by 

the rather numerous band of minor French critics". Preface.


Combs, Josiah Henry. 811.09 C73 

Folk-songs du midi des litats-Unis. 1925. 

t 

These—Universite de Paris. 

At head of title: Faculte des Lettres de l'Universite de Paris. 

Bibliography at end of most of chapters. 

Discusses the origin and characteristics of folk-songs common in the southern part 

of the United States. Includes a collection of songs in English, grouping together those 

of English origin and those of American origin. 

Giles, Herbert Allen, tr. 895 G39q 

Quips from a Chinese jest-book. Kelly, 1925. 

The translator is (1925) professor of Chinese in the University of Cambridge. 

Kennedy, William Sloane. 811 W64zk 

The fight of a book for the world; a companion volume to Leaves 

of grass. Stonecroft Press, 1926. 

"A bibliography of Walt Whitman's writings": p. [2371-272; "Index to certain 

Whitman articles in the 'Conservator'": p.273-286. 

"A huge mass of information, reminiscence, gossip, anecdote and pungent opinion, 

the results of forty years erudition in Whitman lore." G. F. Whicher in Books, 1926. 

Parker, Theodore. 814 P24am 

The American scholar; ed. with notes by G. W. Cooke. Unwin 

[cl907]. 

Contents.—The American scholar.—Ralph Waldo Emerson.—William Ellery Channing.—Prescott 

as an historian.—Prescott's Conquest of Mexico.—Hildreth's United 

States.—Macaulay's History of England.—Buckle's History of civilization.—Henry Ward 

Beecher.—Life and character of Dr. Follen.—German literature. 

Priestley, John Boynton. 827 P94f 

Fools and philosophers; a gallery of comic figures from English 

literature. Lane [1925]. 

Humorous selections from Shakespeare, Jonson, Sterne, Foote, Lamb, Vanbrugh, 

Goldsmith, Austen, Marryat, Dickens, Peacock, Surtees, Fielding, Scott, Congreve, 

Sheridan, Borrow, and Smollett. 

Rothert, Otto Arthur. r 811 C29zr 

The story of a poet: Madison Cawein; his intimate life as revealed 

by his letters and other hitherto unpublished material, including reminiscences 

by his closest associates, also articles from newspapers and 

magazines and a list of his poems. Morton, 1921. (Filson Club. Publications, 

no.30.) 

"Bibliographical references": p.511-524. 

Appendix.—List of Cawein's books.—Index to poems in Cawein's books. 

Sheridan, Bernard M. 808 S552 

Speaking and writing English; a course of study for the eight grades 

of the elementary school, with practical suggestions for teaching composition 

and a full set of composition standards. Sanborn, 1926. 

Sitwell, Edith. 808.! S62 

Poetry and criticism. Holt [cl926]. 

A defense of modernist poetry, citing instances of adverse criticisms of great poets 

of the past to show that they too were misunderstood.


Slaughter, Moses Stephen. 870.4 S63 

Roman portraits: Lucretius, the poet of science; Virgil, an interpretation; 

Horace, an appreciation; Cicero, his critics; Augustus, his 

character; with a remembrance by A. F. West. Yale University Press, 

1925. 

Short studies by a classical scholar, a former professor of Latin in the University of 

Wisconsin. 

Smith, Reed. r 821.09 S6S 

The traditional ballad and its South Carolina survivals. University 

of South Carolina, Extension division, 1925. (South Carolina University. 

Bulletin, no.162.) 


Discusses briefly the characteristics of the English and Scottish ballads and their 

American variants, and contains a collection of such ballads still current in South 

Carolina. 

Spurgeon, Caroline Frances Eleanor, ed. r 821 C41zsp 

Five hundred years of Chaucer criticism and allusion 1357-1900, with 

twenty-four collotype illustrations, introduction, notes, appendices, and 

general index. 3v. Cambridge University Press, 1925. 

Originally published for the Chaucer Society, second series, no.48-50, 52, 54. 

v.l. Foreword.—Introduction.—pt.i: Text of allusions (1357—1800) . 

v.2. pt.2: Text of allusions (1801-1850).—pt.3: Text of allusions (1851-1900). 

v.3. pt.4: Appendix A: Additional English and Latin references.—pt.5: Appendix 

B: The reputation of Chaucer in France; French references.—Appendix C: 

Introductory note; German references.—Index. 

Starkie, Walter Fitzwilliam. 858 P64zs 

Luigi Pirandello. Dent, 1926. 

"Bibliography of the works of Pirandello": p.269-272. 

A critical study of the work of the Italian author, with special emphasis upon his 

dramas. 

Texas University. r 804 T32 

[Literary essays.] 1925. (Studies in English, no.5.) 

LTniversity of Texas bulletin, no.2538. 


Contents.—The historic study of the mother-tongue in the United States; a survey 

of the past, by Morgan Callaway.—The present-day attitude toward the historic study of 

the mother-tongue, by Morgan Callaway.—Googe's "Eglogs" and Montemayor's "Diana", 

by T. P. Harrison.—A comparison of the characters in "The comedy of errors" with 

those in the "Menaechmi", by Erma Gill.—Notes on some early American dramas, by 

R. A. Law.—Rufus Wilmot Griswold, by J. L. Neu.—Poe's reading, by Killis Campbell. 

—The women of Poe's poems and tales, by Floyd Stovall. 

Tolstoi, Lyof Nikolaievitch, count. 891.78 T58 

Stories & dramas; tr. from the Russian by Mrs. Lydia Turin [and 

others]. Dutton. 

Contents.—The story of a yesterday.—When love dies.—The quail.—Varenka.—The 

dream.—How Russian soldiers die.—Oasis.—The nihilist.—The contaminated family.— 

Dramatic scenes about the Pan who became a beggar.—Peter, the publican.—A conversation.—A 

conversation (about the land).


Poetry 

Carnegie Library School Association. q 808.8 C21w 

Washington and Lincoln in poetry; poems chosen by a committee. 

Wilson, 1927. 

The same qr 808.8 C2162w 

The same qj 808.8 C21w 

Conkling, Mrs. Grace Walcott (Hazard). 811 C75f 

Flying fish; a book of songs and sonnets. Knopf, 1926. 

French, Roy Leon, ed. 821.08 F92 

Recent poetry from America, England, Ireland, and Canada. Heath 

[cl926]. 

A collection of poems with brief biographical notes and a final section of questions, 

notes, and suggestions for special study. The work of most of the authors included falls 

entirely within the 20th century. 

Garnett, Mrs. Louise (Ayres). 811 G191 

Eve walks in her garden. Macmillan, 1926. 

841.08 L93 

Love songs of France, from the originals of De Musset, Gautier, Hugo, 

Girardin, Baudelaire, De Beranger, Chenier, Lamartine, De La Vigne, 

Dufresny, Deguerle, Laucussade, Sainte-Beuve, Dupont, Nadaud, Parny, 

and Segur. New Amsterdam Book Co., 1896. 


Brighouse, Harold. 822 B748o 

Open air plays. French [cl926]. (French's acting edition, no.891.) 

Contents.—The laughing mind.—The oracles of Apollo.—The rational princess.— 

The ghosts of Windsor Park.—How the weather is made. 

Dukes, Ashley. 822 D88s 

The song of drums; a heroic comedy, in a prologue and three acts. 

Benn, 1926. (Contemporary British dramatists, v.42.) 

"In general outline the drama is suggested by Charles de Coster's 'Legende d'Ulenspiegel'. 

. .The pranks of Tyl Ulenspiegel, or Eulenspiegel, the legendary hero of the Low 

Countries, are related in German chapbooks of a very early date. De Coster's romance 

transferred them to the time of the Spanish Inquisition in the Netherlands, wdiich is 

likewise the period of this play." Author's note. 

Ford, John. r 822 F76 

A critical edition of Ford's Perkin Warbeck, by M. C. Struble. 1926. 

(Washington (state) University. Publications in language and literature, 

v.3.) 


Thesis (Ph.D.)—University of Washington. 

Matthews, Brander. 792 M47r 

Rip Van Winkle goes to the play, and other essays on plays and 

players. Scribner, 1926. 

Contents.— Rip Van Winkle goes to the play.—Uncle Sam, exporter of plays.— 

What is a "well-made" play?—The question of the soliloquy.—On the right of an 

author to repeat himself.—Second-hand situations.—Claptrap.—The scene is laid. The 

development of scenic devices.—Memories of actresses.—The art of acting.


[Milligan, Edward W.] 812 M69 

The Continental Congress; a drama in one act and four scenes. 

Denver Chapter, Colorado Society, Sons of the American Revolution 

[cl926]. 

Playground and Recreation Association of America. 792.5 P69 

Community drama; suggestions for a community-wide program of 

dramatic activities. Century [cl926]. 


Part one discusses organization for community drama, and the production of 

festivals, pageants, religious plays, and plays for children. Part two contains programs 

and suggestions for holidays and special days. Part three contains nine lists of plays 

and aids in production. 

Robertson, John Mackinnon. 822.33 S89 

The problem of "Hamlet". Allen [1919J. 

Intended to form part of a larger work projected by the author, on "The canon of 

Shakespeare". 

"Mr. Robertson's central thesis is that Kyd retained [from various early versions 

of the Hamlet story] the mock-madness and the delayed vengeance while rejecting the 

explanations thereof, that these inconsistencies of construction inhere in Shakespeare's 

play, that (unwilling to depart widely from a popular story) Shakespeare retained all 

the archaic machinery while transfiguring the characters, that he infused pessimism into 

a character originally resourceful, active and heroic, and that the upshot is a 'composite 

Hamlet', half Shakespearean in his inhibiting realization of the barrenness of revenge, 

half Kydian in his ability to act, when action is possible, with lightning speed and 

force." S. C. Chew in New republic, 1921. 

Biography 


Balzac, Honore de. 92 B218ba 

Correspondance, 1819-1850. 2v. 1877. 

French text. 

Benson, Arthur Christopher. 92 B4436b 

Diary; ed. by Percy Lubbock. Longmans, 1926. 

Mr. Benson (1862-1925) was the author of many literary studies, novels, and 

volumes of essays and poetry. From 1885 to 1903 he was master of Eton, and from 

1904 until his death he was connected with Magdalene College, Cambridge. The diary 

covers the period from 1897 to 1925. 

Clemenceau, Georges Eugene Benjamin. 92 D424cL 

Demosthene. [cl926.] (Nobles vies; grandes oeuvres.) 

Contreras, Alonso de. 92 C766c 

The life of Captain Alonso de Contreras, knight of the military order 

of St. John, native of Madrid, written by himself (1582 to 1633); tr. 

from the Spanish by C. A. Phillips, with an introduction by David 

Hannay. Knopf [1926]. 

Corbett-Smith, Arthur. 92 N222co 

Nelson: the man; a portrait study. Little.


Dahlinger, Charles William. 92 L715dah 

Abraham Lincoln in Pittsburgh and the birth of the Republican 

party. Pittsburgh, 1920. 

Reprinted from the "Western Pennsylvania historical magazine". 


The same r 92 L715dah 

A 57—page pamphlet with chapters on the causes leading to the formation of the 

Republican party, the Pittsburgh convention of 1856, Lincoln's visits in Pittsburgh, and 

Lincoln's death. Also contains a brief description of the Monongahela Hotel by L. C. 

Macpherson. 

Goad, Harold Elsdale. 92 F866g 

Franciscan Italy. Dutton [1926]. 


"Its purpose, in the author's own words, is 'to blend the history of St. Francis and 

his order with the topography of the beautiful Umbria in which he lived and preached' 

...Mr. Goad divides his subject into two parts: The life of the saint and the aftermath. 

The first part is narrated in a style that is shot through with sympathy and with 

something approaching religious awe...The second part is a delicate piece of work, in 

which the author finds his way through such controversial topics as the real meaning of 

Francis's asceticism and the contrast between the Franciscan and Dominican ideal." 

Books, 1927. 

Hellyar, Richmond H. 92 B233h 

W. N. P. Barbellion. Doran. 

A study of the character and personality of Bruce F. Cummings (1S89-1919) as 

reflected in his three books: "The journal of a disappointed man", "Enjoying life", and 

"A last diary", written under the pen name, Barbellion. 

Hotson, John Leslie. 92 M393h 

The death of Christopher Marlowe. Nonesuch Press, 1925. 

"Dr. Hotson, an American scholar from Harvard, here describes a remarkable piece 

of research at the Public Record Office in London whereby he has succeeded both in 

clearing up the mystery of Marlowe's death and in throwing fresh light on his career." 

Times [London] literary supplement, 1925. 

Jackson, Andrew. qr 92 J123J 

Correspondence; ed. by J. S. Bassett. v.1-2. Carnegie Institution 

of Washington, 1926-27. (Carnegie Institution of Washington. Publication, 

no.371, v.1-2. Papers of the Department of historical research.) 

v.l. To April 30, 1814. 

v.2. 1814-1819. 

Mukerji, Dhan Gopal. 92 R173mu 

The face of silence. Dutton [cl926]. 

An account of the life and teaching of Ramakrishna, a Hindu saint and mystic 

(1833-86). Among his disciples was Swami Vivekananda, known in America for his 

lectures on Vedanta. 

Pourtales, Guy de, comte. 92 L738p 

Franz Liszt (L'homme d'amour); tr. from the French by E S. 

Brooks. Holt [cl926]. 

"A life of Liszt which belongs to the 'expressionist' category of biography.. .Liszt's 

personality as a whole, the intellectual and emotional background of his life, his friendships 

with von Billow, Schumann, and more especially Wagner, the gradual domination 

of the ecclesiastical over the worldly in his later years, are all admirably depicted." 

E. B. Hill in Saturday review of literature, 1929.


Thayer, William Roscoe. 92 T3412t 

The letters of William Roscoe Thayer; ed. by C. D. Hazen, with 

illustrations. Houghton, 1926. 

Thayer was a scholar whose works, especially his masterpiece, "The life and times 

of Cavour", not only brought high honors to himself, but bestowed honor upon American 

historical writing. His letters, edited with tact and consummate 'ability, reveal a man 

of wide intellectual interests and have nothing of the pedant or the workshop about 

them. They cover, in general, the period from 18S2 to 1922. Always personal, they 

also form a running commentary on the conditions and changes of those years. Condensed 

from J. T. Adams in Books, 1926. 

United States—House. r 92 B8412u 

William Jennings Bryan; proceedings in the House of representatives 

in memory of William Jennings Bryan, March 19, 1926. 1926. (69th 

Cong., 1st sess. House. Doc. no.312.) 

Verney, F. E. 92 E3136v 

H. R. H.; illustrated. Doran [cl926]. 

A popular biographical account of the Prince of Wales, written by an enthusiastic 

personal friend. 

Watson, Thomas Augustus. 92 W323w 

Exploring life; the autobiography of Thomas A. Watson. Appleton, 

1926. 

A genial account of the author's work as an electrician, inventor, and shipbuilder, 

of his association with Alexander Bell in experimenting with the telegraph and telephone, 

and of his travels and his keen interest in geology, the drama, and other fields of 

knowledge. 

Will, Allen Sinclair. 92 G363wi 

Life of Cardinal Gibbons, archbishop of Baltimore. 2v. Dutton 

[cl922]. 

Bibliography: v.2, p.[1069]-1073. 

Woodward, Helen. 92 W868w 

Through many windows. Harper, 1926. 

A straightforward and candid account of Mrs. Woodward's business career. Beginning 

at the opening of the century without training or influence, she won her way by 

courage, determination, and exceptional ability to a commanding place in the advertising 

field. 


Clemens, William Montgomery, comp. qr 929.3 C56 

American marriage records before 1699. Biblio Co., 1926. 

An alphabetical list giving names, dates, and places. 

Dobree, Bonamy. 920 D65 

Essays in biography, 1680-1726. Oxford University Press, 1925. 


Contents.—His Excellency Sir George Etherege.—The architect of Blenheim (Sir 

John Vanbrugh).—The first Victorian (Joseph Addison). 

Gardiner, Alfred George. 920 G17p 

Portraits and portents. Harper, 1926. 

Sketches of 37 contemporary figures chosen as representing various aspects and 

portents of the times. Besides the 28 English men and women, there are included 

Coolidge, Ford, Chaplin, Caillaux, Suzanne Lenglen, Briand, Mussolini, Hindenburg, and 

Chicherin.


Hostetler, Mrs. Martha Luella (Doggett). qr 929.2 D354h 

Michael DeBolt and his descendants. [Clipper Press] 1926. 

Merriam, Charles Edward. 923.2 M63 

Four American party leaders; Henry Ward Beecher foundation 

lectures, delivered at Amherst College. Macmillan, 1926. (Political 

parties and practical politics series.) 

"Selected references" at end of each chapter except the last. 

"Some titles useful for the study of leadership": p.103-104. 

Contents.— Abraham Lincoln.—Theodore Roosevelt.—Woodrow Wilson.—William 

Jennings Bryan.—Comparisons. ,..,,, , - .. 

Each lecture is a study of the social, economic, and political background of the 

particular leader and of his personal traits and qualities of leadership. 

Maps 

Fite, Emerson David, & Freeman, Archibald, ed. qr 912.7 F55 

A book of old maps delineating American history from the earliest 

days down to the close of the Revolutionary War. Harvard University 

Press, 1926. 


Reproductions of 75 old maps made from 1538 to 1825, with full explanatory text 

for each. 

Maps—Alaska. (1925.) qr 912.798 M5 

Standard map of the territory of Alaska; comp. from latest government 

surveys and with the assistance of prominent Alaska men. Kroll 

Map Co., cl925. 

Size, 2554 x 32J4 inches, folded in folio cover; scale, 50 miles to 1 inch. 

Maps—Argentine Republic. (1925.) qr 912.8 M9 

Mapa general de la Republica Argentina y sus paises limitrofes 

Chile, Uruguay, y Paraguay. 1925. 

Size, 40£


Maps—Philippine Islands. (1924.) qr 912.914 M5 

Philippine Islands; comp. by John Bach. Ed.4. Bach, 1924. 

Size, 3654x2454 inches, folded in folio cover; scale, 1:2,000,000. 

Contains "Postal directory to accompany map of the Philippine Islands", by John 

Bach. 


General 

Huxley, Aldous Leonard. 910 H98 

Jesting Pilate; an intellectual holiday. Doran [cl926]. 

"A book of travel, for the most part recording impressions of the East; India and 

Burma; Malaysia, and the Pacific. There is also a section devoted to the United States 

...If the reader is not left with any particular feeling of having visited foreign lands, 

he is nevertheless left with a very clear idea of Mr. Huxley visiting foreign lands." 


Miller, Warren Hastings. 910 M69 

All around the Mediterranean. Appleton, 1926. 

Describes the chief places of interest visited during a Mediterranean cruise. 

Tomlinson, H. M. 910 TS9g 

Gifts of fortune and hints for those about to travel, with woodcuts 

by Harry Cimino. Harper, 1926. 

Eleven discursive essays; reflections on travel and types of travelers, descriptions 

of the English coast, the tropics, the zoo in Regent's Park, and accounts of people and 

places met in the author's wanderings. 

Europe 

De Loi, Raimon. 914.4 D413 

Trails of the troubadours; illustrated by Giovanni Petrina. Century 

[cl926]. 

"A lively flippant book...The style is facile, racy, charming, the history accurate 

...The author follows step by step the journeyings of the more famous troubadours, 

Jaufre Rudel, Bernard de Ventadour, Richard the Lion Heart, Bertrand de Born, 

Petrarch; he re-creates the scenes and atmosphere of their lives vividly and entertainingly." 

Books, 1926. 

Manchester, England—City council. 914.272 M32 

A record of municipal activity; ed. by Matthew Anderson. 1925. 

Binder's title reads "How Manchester is managed". 

Poux, Joseph. 914.487 P86 

La cite de Carcassonne: precis, historique, archeologique, et descriptif, 

157 gravures et un plan. 1925. 

After a brief historical description, the book is divided into two parts, the first 

concerned with the military architecture of the city, the second with the religious 

architecture. Contains a map and numerous plans and illustrations. 

United States 

American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical 917.4886 A5122 

Engineers. 

Pittsburgh; souvenir of the 134th general meeting, October 5 to 9, 

1926. [Cramer Pub. Co., 1926.] 

The same r 917.4886 A5122 

The same rj 917.4886 AS122 

An illustrated handbook describing the main points of interest in the city and its 

commerce and industries, especially those connected with mining and metallurgy.


Duval, Ruby R. 917.5256 D95 

Guide to historic Annapolis and the U. S. Naval academy; with 

maps and illustrations. Norman, 1926. 

Bibliography: p.[70.] 

The same 

r 917.5256 D95 

Jacksonville, Fla. Directories. r 917 " 59 J 12 

Polk's Jacksonville and South Jacksonville city directory, 1925. 1925. 

Lathrop, Elise L. 917 3 L35 

' 

Early American inns and taverns. McBride, 1926. 


"A record of inns by towns and states": p.317-365. 

The same b 917.3 L35 

Describes many of the old inns of New England, the middle Atlantic states, the 

South, and the Middle West. Those of the East and the South are at least a hundred 

years old and those in more recently settled states are at least seventy-five years old. 

Illustrated with many photographs. 

Little Rock, Ark. Directories. r 917.67 L74 

Polk's Little Rock and North Little Rock directory, 1925. 1924. 

Memphis, Term. Directories. r 917.68 M597 

R. L. Polk & Co.'s Memphis city directory, 1925. 1925. 

Mumford, Lewis. 917.3 M964 

The golden day; a study in American experience and culture. Bom, 

1926. 

"Treating our imaginative literature and our philosophy as a key to our culture, Mr. 

Mumford has composed a history of the American mind that is likewise an account of 

the principal experiences by which that mind has been nourished. It is an admirable 

piece of exposition, skilfully organized and lucidly presented." Lloyd Morris in Saturday 


Mr. Mumford's "golden day" is the period of Emerson, Thoreau, Whitman, Hawthorne, 

and Melville, whom the author regards as the formulators of the only real and 

indigenous American culture. He also considers the pioneer period, the post-Civil War 

period, and the opening of the 20th century. 

Richmond, Va. Directories. r 917.55 R42 

Richmond, Virginia, city directory, 1925. 1925. 


Ayscough, Mrs. Florence. 915.1 A98au 

The autobiography of a Chinese dog; with writing-brush sketches by 

Lucille Douglass. Houghton, 1926. 

"Yo Fei, the hero of this none too modest autobiography, is an aristocratic dog. . . 

He tells the exciting story of his life from his early days in a Chinese family to the 

climactic story of his crossing a fearfully large ocean, and a fearfully large continent 

...In the course of it we are given a delightfully intimate picture of Chinese life, its 

festivals, its folk life, and its culture." Isidor Schneider in Saturday review of 


Mathews, Basil Joseph. 915 M47 

Young Islam on trek; a study in the clash of civilizations. Friendship 


"Reading list": p.220-224. 

Discusses briefly the changing social conditions brought about by contact with 

European and American civilization, and the new political, religious, and intellectual 

aspirations of the Moslem world. The author is (1926) literature secretary of the 

World's Alliance of Young Men's Christian Associations.


Woodroffe, Sir John George. 915.4 W86 

Is India civilized? essays on Indian culture. [Ed.3, rev. & enl.] 

1922. 

History 

General 

Gibbons, Alice Newman. 907 G36 

A question outline of the rise of human society and modern civilization. 

Rev. ed. Social science department, East High School, cl925. 


Goddard, Ernest Hope, & Gibbons, P. A. 901 G549 

Civilisation or civilisations; an essay on the Spenglerian philosophy 

of history; with an introduction by F. C. S. Schiller. Boni, 1926. 

An exposition and interpretation of Spengler's law of civilization as propounded in 

his "Decline of the West". Intended for the general reader. 

Hall, Hubert, ed. r 906 H17 

List and index of the publications of the Royal Historical Society, 

1871-1924, and of the Camden Society, 1840-1897. Royal Historical 

Soc, 1925. 

Wells, Herbert George. 909 W49m 

Mr. Belloc objects to "The outline of history"; with portraits. Doran 

[cl926]. 

A reply to 24 articles published in Catholic journals in England, America, and 

South Africa, in which Hilaire Belloc attacked "The outline of history" for its adherence 

to the evolutionary doctrine of natural selection, and for some of its political and 

historical interpretations. 

Europe 

Brinton, Selwyn. 945.5 B75 

The golden age of the Medici (Cosimo, Piero, Lorenzo de' Medici), 

1434-1494, with thirty-three illustrations. Small [1925]. 

A history of the political, intellectual, and artistic life of Florence during the period 

of its domination by the Medici. 

Gibbons, Herbert Adams. r 940 G36 

The Europe of our day. Amer. Library Assoc, 1927. (Reading 

with a purpose.) 


A brief introduction to the study of contemporary European affairs, with a recommended 

list of six books on the subject. 

Scotus Viator (pseud, of Robert William Seton-Watson). 943.71 S43 

The new Slovakia. 1924. 


Discusses the administrative, religious, and economic causes of friction between the 

Czechs and the Slovaks since the foundation of their republic after the World War, and 

considers, in the final chapter, some practical lines of compromise.


Stahel-de Capitani, H. 949.8 S78 

Rumanien; mit 94 abbildungen, einer wirtschaftlichen karte, und einer 

eisenbahnkarte. 1925. 

"Bibliographie": p.141-143. 

United States 

Adams, Ephraim Douglass, ed. r 976.4 A21 

British diplomatic correspondence concerning the republic of Texas, 

1838-1846. Texas State Historical Assoc. 

Reprinted from the "Quarterly" of the Texas State Historical Association, v.15, 

no.3 and 4, and from the "Southwestern historical quarterly", v.16, no.l-v.21, no.2, Jan. 

1912-Oct. 1917. 

The same. (In Southwestern historical quarterly, v.15, no.3v.21, 

no.2.) r 976.4 T32 v.15-21 

"Consists mainly of letters and reports to the British government, hitherto unpublished, 

written by the two principal British officials stationed in Texas... But as the 

purpose is to present British evidence as to political, social, and industrial conditions in 

Texas, as well as of the activities of British agents, various letters from other officials 

are included." Introduction. 

Coulter, Ellis Merton. 976.9 C83 

The Civil War and readjustment in Kentucky. LTniversity of North 

Carolina Press, 1926. 


"The purpose of this study has been to find out what was typical in the history and 

character of the state during the period of the Civil War and of readjustment that 

followed, and to explain as far as might well be done the Kentucky individuality." 

Preface. 

The author is (1926) professor of history in the University of Georgia. 

Coursey, Oscar William. 978.3 C84 

Beautiful Black Hills; a comprehensive treatise on the Black Hills 

of.South Dakota, non-technical, for popular reading. Educator Supply 

Co. [cl926.] 

A brief description of the country, its history, natural resources, and present 

attractions. 

Fowle, Otto. 977.491 F84 

Sault Ste. Marie and its great waterway. Putnam, 1925. 

A history of the sault from the early explorations of the French missionaries and 

fur-traders to the middle of the 19th century. The final chapter describes the development 

of the St. Mary's Falls Canal. 

Holmes, Anne Middleton. r 973.7 H73 

The New York Ladies' Southern Relief Association, 1866-1867; an 

account of the relief furnished by citizens of New York city to the 

inhabitants of the devastated regions of the South immediately after 

the Civil War. Mary Mildred Sullivan Chapter, United Daughters of 

the Confederacy, 1926. 

Koontz, Louis Knott. 973.2 K37 

The Virginia frontier, 1754-1763. Johns Hopkins Press, 1925. (Johns 

Hopkins University studies in historical and political science, ser. 43, 

no.2.) 

"Manuscript sources": p.174-175. 

The same. (In Johns Hopkins University studies in historical and 

political science, ser. 43, no.2.) r 305 J35 v.43 

A study of the frontier during the French and Indian War, based on printed and 

manuscript sources.


Linn, John Blair, & Egle, W. H., ed. 974.8 L72 

Pennsylvania in the war of the Revolution, battalions and line, 1775- 

1783. 2v. Hart, 1880. 

The same. 4v. 1880-88. (In Pennsylvania—General assembly. 

Pennsylvania archives, 2d ser., v.10-11, 

13-14.) r 974.8 P399pl v.10-11, 13-14 

Made up of brief accounts of Pennsylvania battalions and regiments with rolls of 

their companies. Volume two also contains lists of Pennsylvanians in other units, the 

orderly books of the first and seventh Pennsylvania regiments, lists of Pennsylvania 

pensions in 1789 and 1S13, and extracts from diaries and letters giving an account of 

events in 1780-S2. 

Monongahela City, Old Home Association. qr 974.88 M83 

Historical magazine of Monongahela's old home coming week, Sept. 

6-13, 1908. 1908. 

Shoemaker, Henry Wharton. r 974.8 S559m 

More Allegheny episodes; legends and traditions, old and new, 

gathered among the Pennsylvania mountains. 2v. Mountain City 

Press, Times Tribune Co., 1924. (Pennsylvania folk lore series, v.12.) 

Paged continuously. 

Stackpole, Edward James. 974.8 S77 

Behind the scenes with a newspaper man; fifty years in the life of an 

editor, with 44 illustrations and 20 line drawings. Lippincott, 1927. 

An account of Pennsylvania politics and reminiscences of political leaders and 

events from 1876 to 1926. The author is (1926) editor-in-chief of the "Harrisburg 

telegraph". 

Vinton, Stallo. r 978 V34 

John Colter, discoverer of Yellowstone Park; an account of his 

exploration in 1807 and of his further adventures as hunter, trapper, 

Indian fighter, pathfinder, and member of the Lewis and Clark expedition. 

Eberstadt, 1926. 

Contains map. 




supports in this district a teacher, herself totally blind, who, under the direction of thi 





New York Point 

Bryce, James. qE 92 G458b 

William Ewart Gladstone; his characteristics as man and statesman. 

Amer. Printing House for the Blind, 1914.



Revised Braille. Grade one 

Bianco, Margery Williams. E B472v 

The velveteen rabbit; or, How the toys became real. Amer. Printing 

House for the Blind. 



Alden, Raymond Macdonald. E A358w 

Why the chimes rang. Kenwood Alumnae Braille Center. 

Buchan, John. qE B848h 

Huntingtower. 7pts. in 7v. Perkins Institution for the Blind. 

Curwood, James Oliver. qE C936an 

The ancient highway; a novel of high hearts and open roads; put 

into revised Braille for the United States Veterans bureau. 5v. Amer. 

Printing House for the Blind. 

Curwood, James Oliver. qE C936k 

Kazan; put into revised Braille for the United States Veterans bureau. 

3v. Amer. Printing House for the Blind. 

Dewey, John. qE 301 D51 

Human nature and conduct; an introduction to social psychology; 

put into revised Braille for the United States Veterans bureau. 4v. 


Eggleston, Edward, 1837-1902. qE E3S7ho 

The Hoosier school-master; a story of backwoods life in Indiana. 

3v. Amer. Printing House for the Blind. 

Franck, Harry Alverson. qE 910 F87 

Vagabond journey around the world; a narrative of personal experience; 

put into revised Braille for the United States Veterans bureau. 

lOv. Amer. Printing House for the Blind, 1926. 

Franklin, Benjamin. qE 92 F879a 

Autobiography. 3v. Amer. Printing House for the Blind, 1926. 

Green, Anna Katharine, afterward Mrs. Rohlfs. qE G827L2 

Leavenworth case; a lawyer's story. 7v. Amer. Printing House 


Grey, Zane. qE G887r 

Riders of the purple sage; put into revised Braille for the United 

States Veterans bureau. Sv. Amer. Printing House for the Blind. 

Kitson, Harry Dexter. qE 371.3 K29 

How to use your mind; a psychology of study; a manual for the use 

of students and teachers in the administration of supervised study; put 

into revised Braille for the United States Veterans bureau. 2v. Amer. 

Printing House for the Blind, 1926.


Kyne, Peter Bernard. qE K448n 

Never the twain shall meet; put into revised Braille for the United 

States Veterans bureau. 4v. Amer. Printing House for the Blind. 

London, Jack. qE L822v 

Valley of the moon; put into revised Braille for the United States 

Veterans bureau. 9v. Amer. Printing House for the Blind. 

McGraw, John J. qE 92 M162m 

My thirty years in baseball, with an introduction by G. M. Cohan; 

put into revised Braille for the LTnited States Veterans bureau. 4v. 


Miller, Mrs. Olive Kennon (Beaupre). E 808.8 M69 

Kindergarten stories, from "My bookhouse"; transcribed and presented 

by F. M. Chapin. 2v. Pittsburgh, Amer. Red Cross, 1926. 

Mitchell, Donald Grant. qE 818 M74 

Reveries of a bachelor. 4v. Amer. Printing House for the Blind, 

1926. 

Phillpotts, Eden. qE P518v 

A voice from the dark; put into revised Braille for the United States 


Rice, Mrs. Alice Caldwell (Hegan). qE R395m3 

Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch. Amer. Printing House for the 

Blind. 

Robert, Uncle, pseud. E R534c 

Children of the sunshine. Kenwood Alumnae Braille Center. 

(Peeps for little people.) 

Smith, D. Russell. qE 380 S64 

Commerce and industry. 9v. Amer. Printing House for the Blind, 

1926. 

Tarkington, Newton Booth. qE T212w 

Women; put into revised Braille for the United States Veterans 

bureau. 4v. Amer. Printing House for the Blind. 

Tumulty, Joseph Patrick. . qE 92 W773t 

Woodrow Wilson as I know him; put into revised Braille for the 

United States Veterans bureau. 9v. Amer. Printing House for the 

Blind, 1926. 


Beard, Patten. j 790 B3432c 

The complete playcraft book, with illustrations arranged by the 

author and photographed by G. S. North, and with seventeen diagrams. 

Stokes, 1926. 

Includes material from "The jolly book of boxcraft", "The jolly book of playcraft", 

and "The jolly book of funcraft", with eight added chapters and many new illustrations.


Brooks, Eugene Clyde. j 633.15 B77 

The story of corn and the westward migration. Rand [cl916]. 


An account of agriculture, with special emphasis on Indian corn, and its influence 

on the industrial development of the United States. Includes also myths and customs 

relating to our food-giving plants. Many maps. 

Browne, Frances. j B8112g5 

Granny's wonderful chair and its tales of fairy times. Dutton. 

" 'Chair of my grandmother, take me to the highest banquet hall,' " said Snowflower. 

"Instantly the chair marched in a grave and courtly fashion out of the kitchen, 

up the grand staircase, and into the highest hall", where it told the following stories to 

the king and queen, the fair lords and ladies, the many fairies and notable people from 

other lands: The Christmas cuckoo.—The lords of the white and grey castles.—The 

greedy shepherd.—The story of Fairyfoot.—The story of Childe Charity.—Sour and 

Civil.—The story of Merrymind. 

Cannon, Cornelia James. j C173p 

The Pueblo boy; a story of Coronado's search for the seven cities 

of Cibola. Houghton. 

Adventures of an Indian boy in the days of the explorer Coronado. Tyami proves 

his courage by carrying important messages from tribe to tribe, thereby saving the people 

from Spanish attack and the villages from destruction. The background of Pueblo life, 

with its ceremonies and customs, adds interest to the story. 

Carpenter, Frank George. j 919 C22 

Australia, New Zealand, and some islands of the South Seas; Australia, 

New Zealand, Thursday Island, the Samoas, New Guinea, the 

Fijis and the Tongas; with 126 illustrations from original photographs. 

Doubleday, 1926. (Carpenter's world travels.) 

The author tells of his journey among the South Sea islands. The geography of 

the countries, agricultural products, industries, wonders of nature, and the life in 

cities and villages are described in detail. 

Carpenter, Frank George. j 917.1 C22 

Canada and Newfoundland, with 116 illustrations from original 

photographs. Doubleday, 1926. (Carpenter's world travels.) 

This book is the result of a number of visits through Canada. It deals with the 

life of the people, and with the geography, natural resources, and industries of the 

country. 

Cave, Edward. j 796 C29a 

The bo3 r scout's hike book and camp book. [Rev. ed.] [2pts. in 

lv.] Doubleday, 1926. 

Gives the practical details of camping and hiking from personal experience. Includes 

chapters on exploration, woodcraft, emergencies, health, and amusements. 

Church, Samuel Harden. j 974.886 C46 

A short history of Pittsburgh, 1758-1908. De Vinne Press, 1908. 

Treats of the historical, industrial, and intellectual life of the city. 

Cooke, Arthur O. j 944 C77 

Stories of France in days of old. Jack [pref. 1914]. ("In days of 

old" series.) 

Contents.—King Clovis and his queen.—The song of Roland.—Peter the Hermit.— 

The story of Calais.—The story of Jeanne d'Arc.—The Field of Cloth of Gold.—A 

Scottish queen in France.—The birthplace of a king.—The death of Henry, duke of 

Guise.—The story of Turenne.—The story of a flight.—Charlotte Corday's crime.—The 

story of Austerlitz.—How Marbot crossed the Danube.—After Waterloo.


Detzer, Mrs. Clarice N. j D483i 

The island mail, with illustrations by E. C Caswell. Harcourt. 

Two high school girls spend a summer vacation on a government island in Lake 

Michigan, assisting the keeper of the lighthouse. Important mail is stolen from them, 

and they immediately become involved in a mystery. 

Gairns, John Francis. j 656 G14 

Railways for all. Ed.3, rev. Ward [1924]. 

Describes the railways of Great Britain, 'the United States, and other countries. 

A few of the topics included are locomotive appliances and fittings, famous expresses, 

signals, bridges, tunnels, mountain and electric railways. 

Grishina Givago, Nadejda J. j 398 G928 

Peter-Pea. Stokes, 1926. 

A Russian tale about a little boy no bigger than a pea, who journeyed to the king's 

palace and there won the love of the beautiful princess. Attractive illustrations. 

Hawkins, May S. j 920 H364 

A group of famous leaders in American history. Heath [cl926]. 

Thirty-two brief biographies of well-known Americans, including Lord Baltimore, 

Washington, Hamilton, Jackson, Fulton, Webster, Lincoln, Clara Barton, McCormick, 

Carnegie, Wilson, and Gompers. 

Jessup, Elon H. j 797 J29 

The boys' book of canoeing; all about canoe handling; paddling, 

poling, sailing, and camping, with drawings in the text by C E. Cartwright, 

and six pages of halftone illustrations. Dutton [cl926]. 

Includes chapters on the choice of canoes and their care. 

Marshall, Henrietta Elizabeth. j 971 M41 

Canada's story, told to boys and girls, with pictures in colour by J. 

R. Skelton and Henry Sandham. Jack [1912]. ('Our empire story' 

series.) 

From the time of Lief Ericson until 1885. Some of the chapters are: How a 

Breton sailor came to Canada.—The father of New France.—The beginning of the 

Hudson Bay Company.—The story of Madeleine de Vercheres.—The war of the boundary 

line.—For the empire.—List of kings and governors. Also published in "An empire 

story". 

Minchin, Nydia E. j 793.1 M72 

The jester's purse, and other plays for boys and girls, with a foreword 

by B. E. Mahony; illustrated by Lorraine Combs. Harcourt 

[cl926], (Bookshop play series, no.l.) 

Contents.—The jester's purse [by] N. E. Minchin.—On the tower of the shadows 

[by] M. K. Brown.—Sir Richard serves his queen [by] I. M. Owen.—The coming of 

summer [by] G. P. Driscoll and C. B. Peterson.—The birthday cake [by] N. E. Minchin. 

Two of the plays are about North American Indians and another introduces Robin 

Hood. Contains directions for costumes, music, and dances; also lists of helpful books. 

Moses, Montrose Jonas, ed. j 793.1 M93an 

Another treasury of plays for children, with illustrations by Tony 

Sarg. Little, 1926. 

Contents.—Pantomime.—Treasure Island (R. L. Stevenson) [by] J. E. Goodman.— 

The slippers of Cinderella [by] W. G. Robertson.—Don Quixote (Miguel de Cervantes) 

[by] Anne Stoddard and Tony Sarg.—The Racketty-Packetty House [by] F. H. 

Burnett.—The evil kettle [by] Lord Dunsany.—The dame school holiday [by] Maria 

Edgeworth.—Abraham Lincoln [by] John Drinkwater.—The birthday of the Infanta 

(Oscar Wilde) [by] Stuart Walker.—The Mikado [by] W. S. Gilbert.—Snow White 

and the seven dwarfs [by] J. B. White.—Make-believe [by] A. A. Milne.—The king 

with the iron heart [by] Stark Young.—An introduction which is an appendix. 

"A reading list": p.[6091-614.


Newbolt, Sir Henry John. j 923.5 N26 

The book of the thin red line, with 8 coloured plates and 38 illustrations 

in black and white by S. L. Wood. Longmans, 1925. 

Contents.—The adventures of Robert Blakeney.—The adventures of John Colborne. 

—The adventures of Harry Smith.—The adventures of George.—The adventures of 

James Outram.—The adventures of Thomas Jackson. 

Lives of six men who became soldiers when very young and who possessed courage, 

military skill, and the power of endurance against heavy odds. Includes events in 

practically all the great wars of the 19th century and is a companion volume to "The 

book of the blue sea". 

O'Neill, Mrs. Elizabeth (Speakman). j 909 025 

The world's story; a simple history for boys and girls; profusely 

illustrated in colour and black and white, from authentic sources. 

Jack [1925]. 

An account of the most important events in the world from the beginning to the 

present time. Some of the chapters are: The coming of man.—The Greeks.—The rise of 

Rome.—The new nations.—The crusades.—The thirteenth century.—A new world.— 

England and Spain.—The story of India.—The story of Canada.—Our world today. 

Price, Olivia. j 915.1 P94 

The Middle Country; a Chinese lad's adventures in his own land; 

illustrated by C. L. Baldridge. World Book Co., 1926. (Children of 

the world.) 

A ten-year-old Chinese boy is adopted by a wealthy relative and taken from his 

home on a rice farm to live in the city of Soochow. His new father takes him on 

several journeys and they visit Nanking, Peking, and the birthplace of Confucius. The 

home life of the people, their industries, pastimes, and customs are interestingly pictured. 

Risdon, P. J. j 654.1 R49 

Wireless; introduction by J. A. Fleming, with many diagrams and 

illustrations. Ward [1925]. (Books for all.) 

A comprehensive account of wireless, giving a general idea of its principles, both 

practical and theoretical. Some of the chapters are: What is wireless?—The ether 

theory.—Sir Joseph Thomson tells how he discovered the electron.—Primary cells and 

accumulators.—Electro-magnetic waves.—Aerials and masts.—The story of a marconigram.—The 

principles of wireless telephony.—Wireless and the scientist.—Inter-planetary 

wireless. 

Smith, Evelyn, comp. j 793.1 S646f 

Form-room plays; intermediate book; comp. from English literature. 

Dent. (Kings treasuries of literature.) 

Contents.—To the form-room players.—The goose girl, from "The goose-girl at the 

well". (Grimm).—The town mouse and the country mouse, from Henryson's poem.— 

The shepherdess and the chimney-sweeper, from Andersen's tale.—Tweedledum and 

Tweedledee, from "Through the looking-glass". (Carroll).—A visit to London, from 

"A journey to London", etc.—The fool of Dunvegan; tradition of the Clan Macleod.— 

Havelok the Dane, from the English poem of 1300 (a).—The enchantment of Finn; 

Celtic legend.—Gudrun; Germanic legend.—The siege of Ping; Chinese legend.—The 

kitchen knight, from "Le morte d'Arthur". (Malory).—The marchioness, from "The 

old curiosity shop". (Dickens).—The escape from Lochleven, from "The abbot". (Scott).













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borrowers at the Library who wish to take books out of town 

for the summer. The arrangement will take effect the first 

day of June and is subject to the following conditions: 

Not more than ten books may be issued on one card. Six 

of them may be fiction. 

Books will be due October i, 1927, and from that date a 

fine of two cents a day will accrue on each. The books may 

be returned or exchanged any time before the first of October. 

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prepaid. 

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The borrower's card will be held at the Library. 

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method any books which it seems unwise to take out of 

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A New Publication of the Library 

The Library has recently issued the Reviezv of Iron and 

Steel Literature for 1926, a nineteen-page pamphlet, which 

may be obtained free at the Library or for five cents postpaid. 

Carnegie Library School Catalogue 

The Catalogue of the Carnegie Library School for the 

year 1927-1928, the twenty-seventh year of the school, is 

ready for distribution. It will be sent free upon request.




especially suitable for children; and q that it is quarto she or larger. 

Fiction 

Aldrich, Mrs. Bess (Streeter). A3654c 

The Cutters. Appleton. 

The story of a big, home-loving family in the Middle West, cheerful, wholesome 

people, whose daily activities furnish the reader with pleasant entertainment. 

Armstrong, Martin Donisthorpe. A737d 

Desert; a legend, woodcuts by E. Ravilious. Harper. 

A legend of Christian Alexandria retold. Malchus, a young patrician, sated with 

the luxury of the capital and tormented by love for a beautiful and faithless mistress, 

seeks peace in the desert among the Christian mystics. 

Bacheller, Irving. Bl27daw 

Dawn; a lost romance of the time of Christ. Macmillan. 

The central character is the woman of whom it was said, "He that is without 

sin among you, let him cast the first stone". The author makes her a Grecian, Doris, 

and her story a simple tale of ultimate peace won by struggle and suffering. 

Cobb, Irvin Shrewsbury. C629La 

Ladies and gentlemen. Cosmopolitan Book Corporation. 

Contents.-—-A lady and a gentleman.—The order of the bath.—Two of everything.— 

We of the Old South.—Killed with kindness.—-Peace on earth.—Three wise men of the 

East Side.—The cowboy and the lady and her pa.—A close shave.—Good Sam.—How to 

choke a cat without using butter. 

Colby, Mrs. Nathalie (Sedgwick). C679g 

Green Forest. Harcourt. 

A "stream of consciousness" novel. During a transatlantic voyage undertaken to 

ease her daughter's broken heart, Shirley Challoner reviews the past and sees the 

present with a clearness of vision heightened by love and apprehension. 

Coppard, Alfred Edgar. C7963f 

The field of mustard; tales. Knopf. 

Contents.—-The field of mustard.—Fifty pounds.—The truant hart.—Olive and 

Camilla.—The man from the caravan.—The funnel.—Christine's letter.—The bogey man. 

•—The old venerable.—Judith.—The two wretches. 

Couperus, Louis. C839c 

The comedians; a story of ancient Rome. Doran. 

"The central figures in this story, laid in the decadent Rome of Domitian, are two 

comedians, Cecilius and Cecilianus, the unacknowledged twin sons of a patrician lady. 

Their associates, against a background of feasts and entertainments, range from the 

lowest ruffians to the greatest wits and savants of the time." Saturday review of 


225


Deeping, Warwick. D372d 

Doomsday. Knopf. 

The story of an English gentleman struggling after the war to establish himself 

on a Sussex farm, and of the girl who loved him but was unwilling to face the 

hardships of life on the farm. 

Dutton, Charles Judson. D9572f 

Flying clues. Dodd. 


Follett, Barbara Newhall. F724h 

The house without windows & Eepersip's life there. Knopf. 

"This nine-year-old author with exquisite vitality, has written a romance of 

sparkling and spontaneous intensity.. .a story of the great out of doors in which a 

little girl. . .follows her heart's desire by living a thoroughly wild and pagan life among 

the flowers and butterflies of the meadows, by the sea and in the mountains, undergoing 

a complete transformation into a spirit of Nature." Ruth Lechlitner in Literary 

review, 1927. 

Garrett, Garet. G1932h 

Harangue (the trees said to the bramble Come reign over us). 

Dutton. 

A novel describing the daring and dramatic economic experiments that take 

place when a group of young radicals in New York gain control of a Middle Western 

state and there try out their theories. 

Georgian stories, 1926. Putnam. G3124g 

Contents.—The Van Zant dinner [by] Sandra Alexander.—The contessa [by] Martin 

Armstrong.—Prentice [by] Gerald Bullett.—The higgler [by] A. E. Coppard.—Holiday 

group [by] E. M. Delafield.—The big drum [by] William Gerhardi.—Fairy godmother 

[by] Aldous Huxley.—Mr. Kilcoe, M. A. [by] Dorothy Johnson.—Bradsmith was right 

[by] Denis Mackail.—An honest woman [by] W. S. Maugham.—The picnic [by] E. C. 

Mayne.—The tunnel [by] John Metcalfe.—Defeat [by] Geoffrey Moss.—The tent [by] 

Liam O'Flaherty.—The hermit [by] Kenneth Potter.—The fifteenth of November [by] 

Gertrude Stein.—A man and his mother [by] G. B. Stern.—The balance [by] Evelyn 

Waugh. 

[Hannay, James Owen.] H237sm 

The smugglers' cave, by George A. Birmingham [pseud.]. Bobbs. 

"A rare entertainment about the Smuggling Pageant in the village of Hailey 

Compton, involving in its scandalous toils the eminent Sir Evelyn Dent, the sporting 

Earl of Colavon, assorted beauteous damsels, the vicar's wife, many kegs of French 

brandy, a secret passage, a ghost and everything else suitable to a whopping tale of 

contraband based on the importance of being irresponsible." Books, 1927. 

Marshall, Edison. M4164c 

Child of the wild; a story of Alaska. Cosmopolitan Book Corporation. 

Sam Moreland as a child is the sole survivor of a shipwreck on a bleak Alaskan 

shore, and this is the tale of his struggle to exist, of his life with the Chinooks, his 

return to civilization, and his fight for his heritage. 

Nason, Leonard H. N1473c 

Chevrons. Doran. 

A story of the World War—the day by day adventures and experiences of two 

young Americans in the Argonne, at the front, behind the lines, and in the hospital. 

Stewart, Donald Ogden. S8492m 

Mr. and Mrs. Haddock in Paris, France; with drawings by Herb 

Roth. Harper. 

The experiences of Mr. and Mrs. Haddock and little Mildred are related in a 

combination of broad farce and keen social satire.

BOOKS ADDED—MAY 1927 227 

Van Dyke, Henry. V187g 

The golden key; stories of deliverance. Scribner. 

Contents.—To Avernus and out.—A cast-off son.—The sweet influence of the 

Pleiades.—A queen's deliverance.—The devil at sea.—A wilful Andromeda.—A sunflower 

in the West.—A garden enclosed.—A blind lamplighter.—A garment of praise.— 

The silver doctor.—"The head that wears a crown." 

Wallace, Edgar. W1752gi 

The girl from Scotland Yard. Doubleday. 


Whalen, William Wilfrid. WS92g 

The golden squaw; being the story of Mary Jemison, the Irish girl 

stolen by the Indians from Buchanan Valley, Adams County, Pennsylvania, 

in 1758; a story too strange and grim not to be true. Dorrance. 

An enlarged edition of "The red lily of Buchanan Valley". 

Wieland, Christoph Martin. W682ad 

The adventures of Don Sylvio de Rosalva; with an introduction by 

E. A. Baker. Routledge. (Library of early novelists, [v.2].) 

First translated into English, London, 1773, under title "Reason triumphant over 

fancy; exemplified in the singular adventures of Don Sylvio de Rosalva". 

Willsie, Mrs. Honore (McCue). W762fo 

Forever free; a novel of Abraham Lincoln. Morrow. 

"Books consulted": p.403—405. 

A historical novel of the Civil War. The action covers two years in Lincoln's 

life—from the time of the inaugural ceremonies until the signing of the Emancipation 

Proclamation. The plot centers around a beautiful Southern spy, who has won a confidential 

position in the Lincoln household. 

Foreign Fiction 

[Abbot, Caroline L.] 833 A12 

Hin und zuriick, aus den papieren eines arztes. 

Cather, Willa Sibert. 843 C28 

Mon Antonia, traduit de l'anglais par Victor Llona. 

Fracchia, Umberto. 853 F85p 

Piccola gente di citta; racconti. 

Malagodi, Olindo. 853 M27 

Nonni, padri, e nepoti (storie del vecchio tempo). 

Contents.—Un lupo mannaro.—La nube del diavolo.—II dies-irae del signor Gaetano. 

—Quello che la cieca vede.—L'anima del nonno.—Regina delle valli.—Scaramella e le 

sue mani.—La gelosia della morta.—II pane dell'amore.—Inchiostro e latino.—L'uomo 

in fondo al pozzo.—Raffaele e Gabriele.—La storia di un uomo senza storia.—Piccola 

resurrezione.—L'eterna danza. 

Micheli, Pietro. 853 M66 

A mezza strada; romanzo. 

Paolieri, Ferdinando. 853 P224 

Novelle agrodolci. 

Serao, Matilde. 853 S48m 

Mors tua; romanzo in tre giornate. 

Valle-Inclan, Ramon del. 863 V16 

Flor de santidad; historia milenaria. (Opera omnia, v.2.)


General Works 

American Library Association. 021.6 A51 

Library extension; a study of public library conditions and needs 

by the Committee on library extension of the American Library Association. 

1926. 


Association of Special Libraries and Information Bureaux. r 026 A84 

Report of proceedings of conference (lst-2d), 1924-25. 1925-26. 

At head of title, 1924: Information Bureaux and Special Libraries. 

Blochet, Edgard. qr 096 B55 

Les enluminures des manuscrits orientaux, turcs, arabes, persans 

de la Bibliotheque Nationale. 1926. 

Contains 120 plates, with description of each picture and of the manuscript in 

which it is found. 

Graham, Walter James. r 052 G77 

The beginnings of English literary periodicals; a study of periodical 

literature, 1665-1715. Oxford University Press, 1926. 

Jones Library, Inc., Amherst, Mass. r 027.4 J41 

Annual report (Ist-date), 1921-date. [1922-date.] 

qr 031 L71 

The Lincoln library of essential information; an up-to-date manual for 

daily reference, for self-instruction, and for general culture, named in 

appreciative remembrance of Abraham Lincoln, the foremost American 

exemplar of self-education; planned, prepared, and completed since the 

World War. Frontier Press Co., 1926. 

Ontario Library Association. r 020.6 025o 

The Ontario Library Association; an historical sketch, 1900-1925. 

University of Toronto Press, 1926. 

Pennsylvania Library Association. r 027.4 P399 

Hand book of the free public libraries of Pennsylvania and of 

libraries of accredited colleges and universities. 1926. 


Dearden, Harold. 131 D348 

Understanding ourselves; the fine art of happiness. Boni, 1926. 

An attempt to give the layman such knowledge of mental processes as will 

enable him to gain control of his emotions, will, and reasoning power, and induce 

mental and physical well-being. A separate section is devoted to the problem of sex. 

The author is an English physician. 

Freeman, Frank Nugent. 136.7 F91 

Mental tests; their history, principles, and applications. Houghton 

[cl926]. 



Hirsch, Nathaniel D. Mttron. 136.4 H61 

A study of natio-racial mental differences. Clark University, cl926. 

(Genetic psychology monographs, v.l, no.3-4.) 

"Dr. Hirsch has carried out an admirable bit of investigation. By exact experiment 

methods he is led to the conclusion that physical characteristics such as those 

by which Nordics, Alpines, and Mediterraneans are usually defined, have little or 

no connection with mental characteristics. On the other hand, when distinct natioracial 

units or stocks like the Scotch, Polish Jews, Lithuanians, Pennsylvania Dutch, 

and French-Canadians, are compared, there is strong and consistent evidence of 

mental differences." Ellszvorth Huntington in Saturday reviezv of literature, 1927. 

Hollingworth, Harry Levi. 152 H72 

Mental growth and decline; a survey of developmental psychology. 


"A comprehensive survey of all the various phases of psychological research and 

theory which are primarily genetic or developmental in their interest. It starts from 

the analysis of the hereditary factors in the germ plasm and... gives a detailed account 

of the characteristics of each of the major epochs in the psychological career." 

M. J. Adler in Litera-ry review, 1927. 

Levy-Bruhl, Lucien. 136.4 L66 

How natives think (Les fonctions mentales dans les'societes inferieures); 

authorized translation by L. A. Clare. Knopf [1926]. 

"Professor Levy-Bruhl, in his consideration of primitive mentality. . . has combed 

the literature and from the statements of field-workers has come to conclusions as to 

the particular nature of the primitive mind and its operation." M. J. Herskovits in 

New republic, 1926. 

Saurat, Denis. 110 S25 

The three conventions; metaphysical dialogues, principia metaphysica, 

and commentary. Dial Press, 1926. 

"The two ancient conventions are the material and the moral. The material or 

universal convention created physical laws. The moral convention created moral 

laws. The next task is the creation of the convention of ideas, a metaphysical convention. 

. .The slender book is a series of dialogues among psychologist, poet, dreamer, 

metaphysician, to clarify the need of the search for this third or metaphysical convention." 

Zona Gale in Books, 1926. 

Spearman, C. 150 S741 

The nature of 'intelligence' and the principles of cognition. Macmillan, 

1923. 


A subjective analysis attempting to establish definite principles as a scientific 

foundation for psychology. The author is (1927) Grote professor of mind and logic, 

University of London. 

Strasheim, J. J. 136.7 S89 

A new method of mental testing. Warwick, 1926. 

"List of books consulted" : p.149—150. 

Attempts to show that the main criterion in evaluating or constructing mental 

tests, should be the conception of "intelligence" which is held by the tester. This 

investigation has been restricted to young children, and especially to that period of 

school life usually avoided by the mental tester. Condensed from p.13. 

Summers, Montague. 133 S955 

The history of witchcraft and demonology. Knopf, 1926. (The 

history of civilization.) 

Bibliography : p. 315—346. 

"Mr. Summer's book, in substance and intention, is a missionary tract. . .The 

author's message is one of warning, addressed to all those who can be persuaded to 

listen to the voice of the Church—-the Roman Church—against the threatened revival 

in our own day of the dreadful danger of commerce with evil spirits. It is in the


Summers, Montague—continued. 133 S955 

insidious guise of Spiritualism and 'Psychic Science' that this danger presents itself. 

The author is a convinced believer in the reality of diabolic possession; and is persuaded 

that Protestants are grievously mistaken in their incredulity." New statesman, 1927. 

Taft, Oren Byron. Ill T13 

Evolution of idea; a thesis. Lakeside Press, 1926. 

"This thesis is intended to point to the fact that infinite Being is expressing 

Itself in a law of Reflection: that man appears in this expression in the Evolution 

of Idea: and that natural science has prepared the way for its own acceptance of 

these truths." p.7. 

Ethics 

174 A17 

Achievement; how it is won; articles by leaders in world affairs. Amer. 

Educational Press [cl926]. 

Adler, Felix. 173 A23 

Marriage and divorce. Appleton, 1926. 

Three addresses given before the Society for Ethical Culture of New York City: 

Marriage, Divorce, The illusions and the ideal of marriage. 

Gibson, Robert Williams. 170 G37 

The morality of nature. Putnam, 1923. 

The purpose is to consider the conduct of humanity in its evolutionary aspect— 

to show that conduct and morality are subject to the laws of evolution. The author 

finds, in the scientific facts discovered in biological investigations, a real and physical 

basis for the principles of moral conduct. 

Mid-west Conference on Parent Education, Chicago, 1926. 173 M67 

Intelligent parenthood; proceedings of the Mid-west Conference on 

Parent Education, March 4, 5, and 6, 1926; the Chicago Association 

for Child Study and Parent Education. University of Chicago Press 

[cl926]. 

Twenty-six papers by M. C. Tufts, P. S. Hill, I. S. Wile, Arnold Gesell, and 

other noted educators. 

"With negligible exceptions their papers make genuine contributions to their 

various subjects—mental health, physical health, adolescence, sex education, determinisms 

in childhood, and so forth, and are characterized by the testing, open, 

flexible mind that deserves the term scientific." A. B. Parsons in Literary review, 1926. 

Popenoe, Paul Bowman. r 173 P81 

The conservation of the family. Williams, 1926. 


Considers the family, the conditions that interfere with its normal functioning, 

and the means of social control. Complements the author's "Modern marriage". 

Schauffler, Henry Park. 170 S31 

Adventures in habit-craft, character in the making. Macmillan, 1926. 

Presents a curriculum for training children in such desirable habits as uprightness, 

self-command, courtesy, and loyalty by instruction utilizing visualization 

and projection methods. The results have been tested for two years in a church 

school. 

Scott, Jonathan French. 172 S42 

The menace of nationalism in education. Macmillan, 1927. 

A study of the evidences of nationalistic prejudices in the text-books of history, 

reading, geography, and civics used in France, Germany, and England. 

Tralle, Henry Edward. 179.6 T68 

Psychology of leadership. Century [cl925]. 

"Selected references": p.229-234. 

"An attempt to present the assured results of scientific psychology briefly, clearly, 

dynamically, and inspirationally, for the assistance of maturer young people." Foreword.


Religion 

Bible—New Testament. r 225.5 B47co 

Concordant version, the sacred Scriptures, designed to put the 

English reader in possession of all the vital facts of divine revelation 

without a former knowledge of Greek, by means of a restored Greek 

text, with various readings, conforming, as far as possible, to the 

inspired autographs, a consistent sublinear based upon a standard 

English equivalent for each Greek element, and an idiomatic, emphasized 

English version with notes, which are linked together and 

correlated for the English reader by means of an English concordance 

and lexicon and a complementary list of the Greek elements. Concordant 

Publishing Concern [cl926]. 

Compiled by Adolf E. Knoch. 

Chrisman, Lewis H. 251 C45 

English of the pulpit. Doran [cl926]. 

Bibliography: p.v-vii. 


"An effort to apply the principles of English Composition to the specific linguistic 

problems of the preacher." Foreword. 

Coffin, Henry Sloane. 251 C66 

What to preach. Doran [cl926]. (Warrack lectures, 1926.) 

"These lectures were also given as the Russell lectures at Auburn Seminary, and 

as the Swander lectures in the Theological Seminary of the Reformed Church in the 

United States at Lancaster, Penna." 

The five lectures deal with expository, doctrinal, ethical, pastoral, and evangelistic 

preaching. 

Evans, William, b. 1870. 228 E94 

Christ's last message to His church; an exposition of the seven 

letters of Revelation I-III. Revell [cl926]. 

"The addresses in this volume have been prepared for delivery before popular 

audiences... Originally they were prepared for theological students." Preface. 

Gager, Charles Stuart. 215 G13 

The relation between science and theology; how to think about it. 

Open Court Pub. Co., 1925. 

"Embodies the substance of a lecture which has been given. . .before various 

organizations. .. [It was] not prepared for professional scientists nor theologians, but 

for laymen who may be interested to know something of the mental attitude of 

scientific men, and something of the method of thought and work by which scientists 

conduct their investigations and arrive at their results." Foreword. 

Hunter, Stephen Alexander. 228 H94 

A Bible school manual; studies in the book of Revelation; an introduction, 

analysis, and notes, containing a concise interpretation according 

to the symbolic view, numerous references to authorities and general 

mention of other interpretations with the text of the American revised 

version edited in paragraphs, for the use of Bible students. [Pittsburgh, 

Pittsburgh Printing Co., cl921.] 

References; p.55-57.


Jennings, William. r 225.3 J26 

Lexicon to the Syriac New Testament (Peshitta), with copious references, 

dictions, names of persons and places, and some various readings 

found in the Curetonian, Sinaitic palimpsest, Philoxenian & other mss., 

revised by Ulric Gantillon. Clarendon Press, 1926. 

Kerr, Hugh Thomson. 252 K21g 

The Gospel in modern poetry. Revell [cl926]. 

Fifteen sermons delivered over the radio. Each is based on a poem of an English 

or an American author. 

Manzoni, Alessandro. 282 M35 

Osservazioni sulla morale cattolica; studi introduttivi, commenti, e 

appendice di Antonio Cojazzi. Ed.2. [1924.] 

Pennsylvania Convention of Methodist Men, Harris- r 287 P39 

burg, 1916. 

Better things, as presented at the Pennsylvania Convention of 

Methodist Men; ed. by C. F. Armitage; official report of the convention. 

[1916?] 

Speeches on social problems and the church's relation to them. 

Schwertner, Thomas M. 265 S41 

The eucharistic renaissance; or, The international eucharistic congresses. 


"Works consulted": p.367—368. 

An account of the congresses and of their significance to the Catholic church. 

[Semple, Henry Churchill], ed. 271.9 S47 

The Ursulines in New Orleans and Our Lady of Prompt Succor; a 

record of two centuries, 1727-1925. Kenedy, 1925. 

Henry Churchill Semple is the editor of this work. Condensed from Publishers' note. 

Slattery, Charles Lewis. 232 S63 

The words from His throne; a study of the cross. Longmans, 1927. 

Lenten addresses on the seven utterances of Jesus from the cross. They were 

delivered in Trinity Church in Boston on Good Friday, 1926. 

Van Dyke, Henry, & Van Dyke, Tertius. 248 V18 

Light my candle; a book of reflections. Revell [cl926]. 

Brief paragraphs on life and religion, each based on a verse from the Bible. 

Wilkinson, Mrs. Marguerite Ogden (Bigelow), comp. 232 W73 

The radiant tree; decorations by G. M. Richards. Macmillan 

[cl927]. 

Poems by English and American authors on the crucifixion and the resurrection. 


Huse, Sibyl Marvin. 296 H957 

Israel, prince of God. Putnam, 1924. 

Part one, "From Palestine to the isles afar off", is made up chiefly of extracts 

from various books on the history of the Jews and Anglo-Israelism. Part two, 

"Manasseh-America", and Part three, "Metaphysical exegesis", make an attempt to 

connect America and Christian Science with the fulfilment of the biblical promises 

in regard to the Jewish people.


Wolf, Simon. 296 W836 

Selected addresses and papers of Simon Wolf; a memorial volume, 

together with a biographical sketch. Union of American Hebrew Congregations, 

1926. 

Mr. Wolf (1836-1923) was a leader in American and international Jewish affairs. 

These addresses and papers deal mainly with questions concerning the American Jew. 

Sociology 

American Association of Hospital Social Workers. r 352 A51 

Vocational aspects of psychiatric social work. [1925.] (American 

Association of Social Workers. Vocational studies, no.l.) 


Avakian, John Casper. 301 A94 

The property republic, being an outgrowth of a plan for the development 

of the metropolitan district of Los Angeles; a synoptical 

and introductory treatment of a subject of vast importance to mankind. 

1925. 

Pamphlet entitled "General introduction to the property republic, showing the 

purposes, conditions, and circumstances producing the book" fastened in front. 

"Part One discloses, as a result of the author's experiences, a system for the more 

efficient development and enhancement of values of property and a method of 

establishing that system. Part Two portrays the indirect and natural cleansing effect 

on political and civic activities, as a result of the method of operation to apply that 

system to an established community, as proposed in Part One." General introduction. 

Chamberlin, William F. 368 C35 

The psychology of group insurance; an educational booklet for 

agents selling group insurance. Spectator Co. [cl924.] 

Reprinted from a series of articles in the "Spectator", New York. 

Gest, William Purves. r 361.6 G33 

The modernization of charity; an explanation of Philadelphia 

Foundation, being the substance of an address delivered before the 

Charities and welfare committee of the Philadelphia Chamber of 

Commerce on March 25, 1920. 1920. 

Kirby, James P., comp. 364 K28 

Selected articles on criminal justice. Wilson, 1926. (Handbook 

series.) 

Bibliography: p.[xi]-liii. 

The same r 364 K28 

"Attempts to present a consideration of the various problems involved in the administration 

of criminal justice, with particular reference to developments in the five 

years since the Cleveland Survey [in 1921]." Explanatory note. 

[Knapp, Andrew, & Baldwin, William.] 365 K33 

The Newgate calendar, comprising interesting memoirs of the most 

notorious characters who have been convicted of outrages on the laws 

of England, with speeches, confessions, and last exclamations of sufferers; 

introduction by Henry Savage. Mitchell, 1926.


Leuck, Miriam Simons. 396.5 L659 

Fields of work for women. Appleton, 1926. 


The first five chapters discuss some of the handicaps of women in business, the 

advantages of college and professional training, and possibilities of self-help for the girl 

who must work her way through college. The rest of the book describes various occupations 

in the fields of industry, business, social service, the professions, and the fine 

arts, and discusses the abilities, temperaments, and training necessary and the income 

that may be expected. 

Parker, Theodore. 304 P242 

Social classes in a republic; ed. with notes by S. A. Eliot. Amer. 

Unitarian Assoc. 

Contents.—The mercantile classes.—The laboring classes. —The education of the 

laboring classes.—The perishing classes.—The dangerous classes.—The aged.—Material 

conditions.—Moral conditions.—Spiritual conditions. 

Phillips, Daniel Edward, & Newlon, J. H. 304 P51 

The new social civics. Rand [cl926]. 

"References and book comments": p.505-520. 

A text-book for eighth and ninth grades dealing with social and civic relations. 

United States—Naval academy. r 359.071 U2532 

Catalogue of historic objects at the United States Naval academy, 

with an introduction by H. B. Wilson, compiled by H. F. Krafft. [Industrial 

Printing Co." cl925.] 

Wilson, Woodrow. 308 W77 

Selected literary and political papers and addresses. 3v. Grosset 

[cl926-27]. 

Wilson, Woodrow. 308 W77w 

The wisdom of Woodrow Wilson; being selections from his thoughts 

and comments on political, social, and moral questions; comp. and with 

an introduction by C. J. Herold. Brentano, 1919. 

Woodson, Carter Godwin, ed. r 326 W86f 

Free Negro owners of slaves in the United States in 1830, together 

with Absentee ownership of slaves in the United States in 1830. Assoc. 

for the Study of Negro Life and History [cl924]. 

Lists compiled from the census of 1830. 

Wulkop, Elsie. 362.1 W95 

The social worker in a hospital ward, with comment by R. C. Cabot. 

Houghton, 1926. 

"The work described in this book was carried out at the Massachusetts General 

Hospital." Introduction. 


American Municipal Association. qr 352.006 A51 

Proceedings (lst-2d), 1924-25. 1926. 

Proceedings for lst-2d conferences contain also the "Municipal league compendium".


Bakeless, John Edwin. 327 B17 

The origin of the next war; a study in the tensions of the modern 

world. Viking Press, 1926. 

Bibliographical "notes": p.299-308. 

The author "sees the entire world engaged in a tremendous economic struggle, 

with differences of desire that must eventually be settled by the grim arbitrament of 

war, possibly that day when, as he predicts, Germany will once more become one of 

the great powers of the world". Elbridge Colby in Saturday review of literature, 1926. 

Conference Committee on the Merit System. 351.1 C74 

The merit system in government; report of the Conference Committee 

on the Merit System. National Municipal League [cl926]. 

"A definite, clear-cut statement of the functions a public personnel agency should 

exercise and of the results which should be secured when it is properly supported and 

exercises those functions." Foreword. 

Hailperin, Herman. r 329.3 H14 

Pro-Jackson sentiment in Pennsylvania, 1820-1828. 1926. 


Reprinted from the "Pennsylvania magazine of history and biography", v.50, July 

1926. 

The same. (In Pennsylvania magazine of history and biography, 

v.50.) qr 974.8 P3992 v.50 

Rogers, Lindsay. 328.73 R61 

The American Senate. Knopf, 1926. 

A brief history of the Senate, followed by an exposition of its function as an 

executive council in the matter of appointments, removals, and treaties, with a 

chapter on closure, to the introduction of which in the Senate the author is much 

opposed. 

Sherman, William Roderick. 327.73 S553 

The diplomatic and commercial relations of the United States and 

Chile, 1820-1914. Badger [cl926]. 


United States. r 327.73 U2534 

American and British claims arbitration; under the special agreement 

concluded between the United States and Great Britain August 18, 

1910; report of F. K. Nielsen, agent and counsel for the United States. 

1926. 

Willoughby, Westel Woodbury. 327.51 W76 

Foreign rights and interests in China. Rev. & enl. ed. 2v. Johns 

Hopkins Press, 1927. 


"The purpose of this volume is to provide a statement of the rights of foreigners 

and the interests of foreign states in China as they are found stated in treaties with 

or relating to China or in other documents of an official or quasi-official character... 

Makes no claim to describe present political conditions in China, nor...to estimate the 

ethical character or practical wisdom of the policies which the several Treaty Powers 

have pursued." Preface to the first edition.



Boody, Bertha M. 325.73 B63 

A psychological study of immigrant children at Ellis Island. Williams, 

1926. (Mental measurement monographs, serial no.3.) 


The first half of the book reviews articles on the use of mental examinations of 

immigrants, and gives a brief survey of the laws concerning the necessary mental 

qualifications for admittance. The second half describes the procedure at Ellis 

Island, and reports an experimental study made in the school .for immigrant children 

during four months in 1922 and 1923. 

Gavit, John Palmer. 325.73 G24am 

Americans from abroad. Amer. Library Assoc, 1926. (Reading 



The same r 325.73 G24am 

A brief introduction to ten autobiographies written by men and women of as 

many nationalities who emigrated to America. 

Pehotsky, Bessie Olga. 325.73 P36 

The Slavic immigrant woman. Powell [cl925]. 

"A short reading list": p.[118-119.] 

Describes the native background of the immigrants and the conditions they find 

in America, and discusses the responsibility of the church toward them. 

Economics 

Chand, Gyan. 336.54 C36 

The financial system of India, with a foreword by E. H. Young. 

Paul, 1926. (Trubner's oriental series.) 

A critical discussion of the present system of British India. The author is (1926) 

a professor in the economics department of the Benares Hindu University. 

Gadgil, Dhananjaya Ramachandra. 330.9 G12 

The industrial evolution of India in recent times. Oxford University 

Press, 1924. 

"First written as a thesis for the degree of Master of Letters of Cambridge University. 

It is printed here—except for a few verbal alterations—almost in the same 

form as the thesis." Preface. 

Bibliography: p.[xi]-xix. 

"A sketch of the economic history of India from the fifties of the last century to 

the beginning of the War in 1914." Preface. 

Hardy, Charles Oscar. 336.29 H26 

Tax-exempt securities and the surtax. Macmillan, 1926. (Institute 

of Economics. Publications; investigations in finance.) 


Attempts "to marshal all the arguments pro and con, to review the issues as 

presented to the Congress and to analyze the disclosures. .. In general this volume is 

written in a manner that it may be readily understood by the layman". V. G. Id-en 


Jeudwine, John Wynne. 333 J31 

The foundations of society and the land; a review of the social 

systems of the Middle Ages in Britain, their growth and their decay,


Jeudwine, John Wynne—continued. 333 J31 

with a special reference to land user, supplemented by some observatio 

on the connection with modern conditions. Williams, 1925. 

Contents.—Preface.—Explanation of technical words.—The links with the past.— 

The social systems of the Middle Ages.—The holding and transfer of land in mediaeval 

society.—The use of land by the community.—The rights of the small holder in the 

waste.—Scotland, Ireland, and Wales; a historical retrospect.—The affairs of Britain, 

France, and Flanders in the fourteenth century.—The decay of the communal society: 

Political causes.—The decay of the communal society; Economic causes.—Appendices.— 

Index. 

Lewisohn, Sam Adolph. 331 L67 

The new leadership in industry. Dutton [cl926]. 


A general discussion of the relations between employers and employed. The author 

believes that the most important factor in industrial relations is management and stresses 

the need for well trained industrial leaders. 

Moulton, Harold Glenn, & Pasvolsky, Leo. 336.3 M944 

World War debt settlements. Macmillan, 1926. (Institute of Economics. 

Publications: investigations in international economic reconstruction.) 

"The purposes of this volume are: first, to present the salient facts as to the 

amount and origin of each of the debts; second, to describe the nature of the various 

settlements that have been negotiated; third, to indicate the changes in national 

policies that have occurred; and fourth, to outline the issues that are still in suspense 

. . .The pertinent documents and the texts of the agreements are given in the 

appendices." Preface. 

National Conference on Thrift Education, Wash- r 331.84 N155 

ington, D. C, 1924. 

Thrift education; being the report of the National Conference on 

Thrift Education held in Washington, D. C, June 27 and 28, 1924, 

under the auspices of the Committee on thrift education of the National 

Education Association and the National Council of Education. 

1924. 

National Industrial Conference Board. r 331.2 N1553c 

Clerical salaries in the United States, 1926. 1926. (Studies of American 

wages.) 


The cost of living in New York city, 1926. 1926. (Studies of the 

cost of living.) 

Ruslander, S. Leo, & Main, F. W. r 336.2 R89 

Pennsylvania corporation taxes. Ed.2. Pittsburgh, Accountants 

Supply Co., cl927. 

This edition covers the tax on capital stock and loans of corporations and bonus 

on domestic and foreign corporations contained in the first edition and brought down 

to date, with added chapters covering the taxation of shares of banks and trust 

companies, the mercantile license tax and the tax on personal property, and a tax 

calendar.


Suffern, Arthur Elliott. 331.1 S94 

The coal miners' struggle for industrial status; a study of the 

evolution of organized relations and industrial principles in the coal 

industry. Macmillan, 1926. (Institute of Economics. Publications: 

investigations in industry and labor.) 


"Mr. Suffern goes back to 1861 and traces the evolution of relations between 

employer and employee in the industry, both for bituminous and anthracite mining, 

down to the present time. He tries to state the principles that have governed such 

relations, and the changes in them. . .Little that is either new or constructive is 

offered." W. D. Lane in Saturday review of literature, 1926. 

United States—General land office. r 336.1 U25i 

Instructions relating to the acquisition of title to public lands in 

the territory of Alaska; revision approved September 8, 1923. 1923. 

(Circular, no.491.) 

"Publications on Alaska": p.ii. 

White, James Dundas. 336.22 W63 

Land-value policy. United Committee for the Taxation of Land 

Values, 1924. 


Discusses the theory of the single tax and the benefits which would result from 

its adoption, with particular reference to English economic conditions. 

Law 

Balch, Thomas Willing. 341.6 B18L 

Legal and political questions between nations. Allen, 1924. 

Discusses the fundamental difference between legal and political international 

questions and considers the question of how far judicial settlements have been and 

can be successfully substituted for war. The author is (1927) a member of the 

Philadelphia bar. 

Horwill, Herbert William. 342.7 H81 

The usages of the American Constitution. Oxford University 

Press, 1925. 

A study of the political usages which have modified the interpretation of the 

Constitution in regard to the president and Congress. Intended primarily for English 

readers. 

Pearson, Edmund Lester. 343.1 P35m 

Murder at Smutty Nose, and other murders. Doubleday, 1926. 

Accounts of 15 notorious murders committed in England and America. 

Pittsburgh sun. r 342.7 P67 

Contest sourcebook, fourth national oratorical contest on the Constitution 

of the United States, second international oratorical contest, 

1927. [Pittsburgh, 1926?] 

Contains 11 special articles and editorials which were published in the "Pittsburgh 

sun" in 1926, the text of the Constitution, the text of the winning oration of 

1926, and a reading list. 

United States. Statutes. qr 345 U25cod 

The code of the laws of the United States of America of a general 

and permanent character, in force December 7, 1925, conso'idated, 

codified, set forth, and published in 1926, in the one hundred and fiftieth 

year of the Republic, at its first session, by the Sixty-ninth Congress. 

Govt. Print. Off., 1926.


Education 

Buckingham, Burdette Ross. 371 B85 

Research for teachers. Silver [cl926]. 


Considers some of the results of educational research concerning classroom problems. 

Contains chapters on the psychology of learning and on intelligence and other educational 

tests, and a final chapter on the teacher's opportunity as a research worker. The author 

is (1926) director of the Bureau of educational research and professor of education, 

Ohio State University. 

Columbia University, New York—Teachers College. 372.3 C72 

Lincoln school. 

Vacation activities and the school. 1925. 

Contents.—School and the vacation period.—Some ways of stimulating and guiding 

summer work: Summer letters; Fall exhibit; Assemblies; Grade studies.—Summer reading.—The 

collecting interest.—Summer suggestions to the sixth grade. 

Hansen, Allen Oscar. 370.9 H24 

Liberalism and American education in the eighteenth century, with 

an introduction by E. H. Reisner. Macmillan, 1926. 


A comprehensive account of the influences of French and English liberalism upon 

the educational thought of the revolutionary and post-revolutionary period. 

Pennsylvania school journal. qr 379.748 P3993 

New school buildings, 1925-date. 1925-date. 

Being a special number of the "Pennsylvania school journal". 

Published by the Pennsylvania State Education Association. 

The same, 1924-date. 1924-date. (In Pennsylvania school journal, 

v.73-date.) qr 370.5 P39 

Pierce, Bessie Louise. 375.973 P55 

Public opinion and the teaching of history in the United States. 

Knopf, 1926. 


"An historical account of some of the attempts to control the teaching of history 

in the public schools. . -Besides the legislative aspects of the subject, I have endeavored 

to set forth the propagandist influences on textbook-making exerted by religious, patriotic, 

racial and other organized groups." Preface. 

Pittenger, Benjamin Floyd. 379.11 P67 

An introduction to public school finance. Houghton [cl925]. 

(Riverside textbooks in education.) 

References at end of most of the chapters. 

Pittsburgh University—Graduate School. r 378.7 P6742 

Abstracts of dissertations for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy, 

1925-date. [v.l]-date. Pittsburgh, 1926-date. 

v.l, title reads "Abstracts of doctors' dissertations". 

Schluter, William Charles. 371.3 S34 

How to do research work; a manual of research procedure presenting 

a simple explanation of the principles underlying research 

methods. Prentice-Hall, Inc., 1926. 


Smith, Nila Banton. 372.4 S65 

One hundred ways of teaching silent reading, for all grades. World 

Book Co., 1926.


Spafford, Justin, & Esty, Lucien. 371.35 S73 

Ask me another; the question book, with a preface by Robert 

Benchley. Viking Press, 1927. 

Contains 30 lists of general questions, and ten lists of questions on special subjects. 

Answers are given in the back of the book. 

r 370 S95 

Supplementary educational monographs, no.3-5, 8, 11-19, 21-date. University 

of Chicago, 1917-date. 

no.1-16 also numbered as parts of v.1-3. 

Another edition of no.l has been catalogued separately under Gray, William Scott 

(r 372.4 G81); and of no.2 under Schmidt, William Anton (152 S35). 

no.16 and 18 are reprints. 

Published in conjunction with the "School review" and the "Elementary school 

journal". 

United States—Education bureau. r 378.7 U2533ac 

Accredited higher institutions; comp. by E. B. Ratcliffe. 1926. 

(Bulletin, 1926, no.10.) 

The same. (In United States—Education bureau. Bulletin, 1926, 

no.10.) r 370 U25 1926 no.10 

Washington and Jefferson College. qr 378.7 W27pL 

Placing the capstone. [1926.] 

A pamphlet describing the plans for new buildings and other improvements on 

the campus, and summarizing briefly the history and influence of the college. 

qr 374.3 W56 

Western woman's weekly, Dec. 13, 1917-Dec. 27, 1919. v.1-3, no.3. 

1917-19. 


Johnson, R. W., & Aughton, Richard, ed. r 387 J36 

The river Tyne, its trade and facilities; an official handbook issued 

under the auspices of the Tyne Improvement Commission, the London 

and North Eastern Railway Company, and the corporations of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 

Gateshead, Jarrow, South Shields, and Tynemouth. 

Reid, 1925. 

Jones, Eliot, & Vanderblue, H. B., ed. 385 J39r 

Railroads; cases and selections. Macmillan, 1925. 

Prepared to accompany the editors' respective volumes: Jones, Principles of railway 

transportation, and Vanderblue and Burgess, Railroads; rates, service, management. 

Condensed from Preface. 

United States—Select committee of inquiry into opera- r 387 U25395 

tions, policies, and affairs of the United States 

Shipping board and emergency fleet corporation. 

Report; inquiry into operations, policies, and affairs of United 

States Shipping board and emergency fleet corporation; report of 

the Select committee of inquiry into operations, policies, and affairs 

of United States Shipping board and emergency fleet corporation, 

House of representatives, Sixty-eighth Congress. 1925. (69th Cong., 

1st sess. House. Report no.2.) 

"Views of Mr. White, Mr. Lehlbach, and Mr. Lineberger": p.42-62.


Language 

American Academy of Arts and Letters. 420.4 A51 

Academy papers; addresses on language problems by members of 

the American Academy of Arts and Letters. Scribner, 1925. (Evangeline 

Wilbour Blashfield Foundation.) 

Contents.—English and Englistic [by] P. E. More.—The American Academy and 

the English language [by] W. M. Sloane.—The Academy and the language [by] W. C. 

Brownell.—The English language and the American Academy [by] Brander Matthews. 

—The Academy and the language [by] Bliss Perry.—The American language [by] 

Paul Shorey.—The fringe of words [by] Henry Van Dyke.—Style [by] W. C. Brownell. 

—"The glory of words" [by] R. U. Johnson. 

Cobb, Lyman. r 421.4 C63 

Cobb's spelling book, being a just standard for pronouncing the 

English language, containing the rudiments of the English language 

arranged in catechetical order, an organization of the alphabet, an easy 

scheme of spelling and pronunciation, intermixed with easy reading 

lessons: to which are added some useful tables. Rev. ed. Knowlton, 

1841. 

Hayward, Arthur L. 455 H37 

Colloquial Italian. Paul [1924?] 

Marinoni, Antonio. 455 M38 

An elementary grammar of the Italian language. Brentano [cl920]. 

Sparkman, Colley Fredward. 468 S736g 

Games for Spanish clubs. Instituto de las Espanas en los Estados 

Unidos, 1926. 


Science 

Abderhalden, Emil, ed. r 577.1 A13 

Handbuch der biologischen arbeitsmethoden, unter mitarbeit von 

zahlreichen fachmannern. 1923-26. 


Incomplete. 

Darwin, Leonard. 575.6 D26 

The need for eugenic reform. Murray, 1926. 


Treatise for the educated general reader, without special scientific training. 

Treats of many topics which are related to the subject. 

Dick, Thomas. r 523 D54 

The sidereal heavens and other subjects connected with astronomy 

as illustrative of the character of the Deity and of an infinity of worlds. 

Harper, 1840. (Harpers' family library, no.99.) 

r 504 E73 

Ergebnisse der exakten naturwissenschaften; hrsg. von der schriftleitung 

der "Naturwissenschaften". v.4. 1925. 

Contains bibliographies.


Higgins, Arthur Lovat. 526.98 H53 

Phototopography; a practical manual of photographic surveying 

methods. Cambridge University Press, 1926. 

Bibliography: p. [xiv]—xv. 

"A manual in which the essential principles are outlined with regard to the 

operations of some of the best-known exponents of the photographic method. . .Presupposes 

a knowledge of surveying and levelling, and so waives explanation of common 

field phrases, terms, and definitions." Preface. 

Huxley, Julian Sorell. 570.4 H98e 

Essays in popular science. Knopf, 1927. 

A collection of essays based on biological subjects. Written by a grandson of the 

famous scientist, its aim is to stimulate popular interest in science rather than to 

furnish technical knowledge. 

r 505 J15 

Jahrbuch der erfindungen und fortschritte auf den gebieten der physik 

und chemie, der technologie und mechanik, der astronomie und meteorologie. 

v.l 1-22. 1875-86. 

Thomson, John Arthur. 575 T38c 

Concerning evolution. Yale University Press, 1925. 

The first series of lectures delivered at Yale University on the foundation established 

by the late Dwight H. Terry. 

"Excellent resume of modern views of evolution in all its bearings.. .Worthy of 

careful study, not only for its wide scope, but also because it is highly stimulative and 

provocative of thought." Science progress, 1926. 

Wallis, Wilson Dallam. 572 W18 

An introduction to anthropology. Harper, 1926. 


"Comprehensive outline of all of the main divisions of the science of anthropology... 

Sane in point of view and judicial and critical in treatment. .. Has kept 

close to established principles and proven facts." Editor's introduction. 

Mathematics 

Bonnevie, J. A. r 513.1 B62 

Kortfattet laerebog i plangeometri; udarbeidet med saerligt hensyn 

til middelskolens behov. Ed.4. 1880. 

Cushman, Frank. 510 C94 

Mathematics and the machinist's job; the practical mathematics of 

the machinist's trade. Wiley, 1926. (The Wiley trade series.) 

"Prepared for the use of machinists, machinists' apprentices, and students of machine 

shop practice in vocational schools. It is intended to be particularly adapted to the 

needs of part-time and evening trade extension classes that enroll persons employed in 

the machinist's trade, as well as to be a textbook for related shop mathematics for day 

trade classes and apprentice schools." Author's preface. 

Goff, Milton Browning. r 511 Q56c 

The complete arithmetic. Pittsburgh, Gourley [cl876]. (American 

progressive series.) 

Guldberg, Cato Maximilian. r 515 Qgs 

Elementerne af den analytiske geometri. Ed.2. 1882. 

Hopkins, John William, & Underwood, P. H. r 512 H78 

A first book of algebra. Macmillan, 1911.


Petersen, Julius, b. 1839. r 516 P45 

Analytisk plangeometri. Ed.2. pt.i. 1884. 

Petersen, Julius, b. 1839. r 512 P45 

Arithmetik og algebra til skolebrug. Ed.2. 2v. 1879-81. 

v.l. Rationale st0rrelser. 

v.2. Irrationale st0rrelser.—Tillseg. 

Petersen, Julius, b. 1839. r 513.1 P45 

Laerebog i den elementaere plangeometri. Ed.4. 1880. 

Skonhoft-Halvorsen, Joh. r 514.5 S62 

Plan trigonometri. 1883. . 

Young, Jacob William Albert, & Jackson, L. L. r 512 Y38 

Elementary algebra. Appleton, 1910. (Twentieth century textbooks.) 

Physics 

American Society of Refrigerating Engineers— qr 536.21 A51 

Insulation committee. 

Heat transmission of insulating materials; report of Insulation committee, 

annual meeting, 1922, revised to 1924. 1924. 

"Literature on thermometry": p.25-26. 


Guillaume, Charles fidouard. 531 G96 

Mechanics. Doubleday, 1915. (Thresholds of science.) 

Very simple presentation in excellent style. 

Guillemin, Amedee Victor. qr 530 G96 

El mundo fisico; traduccion de Manuel Aranda y Sanjuan; gravedad, 

gravitacion, luz, calor, electricidad, magnetismo, etc; ilustracion 

compuesta de numerosas vinetas intercaladas en el texto. 5v. 1882-85. 

v.4, title-page wanting. 

Kaye, George William Clarkson. 533.5 K14 

High vacua. Longmans, 1927. 

Describes methods and equipment for the production and measurement of high 

vacua for experimental and industrial purposes. 

Shearcroft, Walter Francis Fairfax. 537.09 S53 

The story of electricity from Thales to Einstein. Benn, 1925. 

(Stories of science.) 

A mere outline, presented in popular style. 

Sheldon, Harold Horton, and others. 530 S54 

Physics for colleges. Van Nostrand, 1926. 

Written by four teachers of college physics, with considerable attention to recent 

developments. Presentation is largely in descriptive style rather than through rigorous 

treatment, and parts of the work lack something in accuracy and in clearness of 

statement.


Aerial Navigation 

Field (Francis J.), Ltd. r 656.82 F45 

A commercial & historical atlas of the world's airways; foreword by 

Sir W. S. Brancker. [1925.] 

Presents a series of sketch maps indicating air routes in service (1925). Includes 

some history of aerial transportation, and considerable information about air 

mail in various countries. 

Fraser, Chelsea Curtis. 533.609 F88 

Heroes of the air; with twelve maps drawn by the author, and thirtyeight 

photographs. Crowell [cl926]. 

Popular accounts of notable flights in aeroplanes and dirigible balloons. 

Spaight, James Molony. 623.74 S73 

Aircraft and commerce in war. Longmans, 1926. 

"Notes": p.98-107. 

A plea for increased air power for Great Britain. Intended appeal is to the 

general public. 

United States—Air mail service. r 533.6 U253 

Pilots' directions, New York—San Francisco route; distances, 

landmarks, compass course, emergency and regular landing fields, 

with service and communication facilities at principal points on 

route. 1921. 

Upson, Ralph Hazlett. 533.6 U26 

Free and captive balloons; part I. Free balloons, by R. H. Upson; 

part II. Captive balloons, and part III. Fabrics for gas envelopes, by 

C. de F. Chandler. Ronald Press Co. [cl926.] (Ronald aeronautic 

library.) 

"Authors have endeavored to supply the design and construction information 

about free and captive balloons to the extent probably needed by aeronautical students, 

without going too far into details. .. Much of it necessarily is presented in condensed 

form." Authors' preface. 

Chemistry. Crystallography. Mineralogy 

Baumhauer, Heinrich Adolf. r 548 B32 

Das reich der krystalle fiir jeden freund der natur insbesondere fiir 

mineraliensammler. 1889. 

Cohen, Ernst Julius. 541.1 C66 

Physico-chemical metamorphosis and some problems in piezochemistry. 

McGraw, 1926. (Cornell University. George Fisher 

Baker non-resident lectureship in chemistry, v.l.) 


Discusses in the first part the influence of external conditions on the formation 

of new modifications of substances already known, and the consequences of the 

existence of the same substance in several forms. The second part treats of the 

influence of high pressures on the properties and reactions of substances. 

Corneliussen, O. A. r 549 C82 

Kortfattet uddrag af mineralogi og geologi, ncermest til skolebrug. 

Ed.2, rev. [1882.]


Davison, Herbert Franklin. 540.76 D32 

A collection of chemical lecture experiments. Chemical Catalog 

Co., 1926. 

A collection of 69 elementary lecture-table experiments by an exceptionally able 

demonstrator. Not intended to be exhaustive; the experiments included are new, 

or are modifications of old ones, and attention has been given to simplification of 

apparatus and economy of time in demonstrating. In the author's opinion, "any 

experiment which takes over five minutes will be of doubtful value". Set-ups are 

shown, where necessary, and an introductory chapter on "The art of lecture table 

demonstrating" offers valuable suggestions to teachers. 

Ebert, Hermann. r 542.2 E21 

Anleitung zum glasblasen; fiinfte umgearbeitete aufl., hrsg. von F. 

Hauser. 1921. 

Finter, F. B. 541.1 F51 

An introduction to physical chemistry; with 4 plates and numerous 

diagrams in the text. Longmans, 1926. 


Text-book for beginners, avoiding the use of mathematics as far as possible. 

Omits consideration of some topics usually included in similar works. 

Frankenheim, Moritz Ludwig. r 548 F87 

Zur krystallkunde. v.l. 1869. 

v.l. Charakteristik der krystalle. 

Hedges, E. S., & Myers, J. E. 541.12 H39 

The problem of physico-chemical periodicity; with a foreword by 

F. G. Donnan. Longmans, 1926. 

"Bibliography and author index": p.87-93. 

Presents a connected survey of the reported cases of periodic physico-chemical 

phenomena, and suggests a tentative hypothesis to explain the various manifestations 

of periodicity. 

Ineson, W. I. 545.7 124 

Gas works laboratory handbook. Churchill, 1926. 

Bibliography: p.v. 

Methods for sampling and analysis of various materials. 

Jaffe, Bernard. 541.9 J14 

Chemical calculations; a systematic presentation of the solution of 

type problems, with 1000 chemical problems arranged progressively 

according to lesson assignments. World Book Co., 1926. (New-world 

science series.) 

Intended for high-school and first-year college students. 

Lippmann, Edmund Oskar von. r 547.09 L73 

Zeittafeln zur geschichte der organischen chemie; ein versuch. 

1921. 

Mannheim, Emil. r 543.5 M33 

Toxikologische chemie; dritte, verbesserte auflage erganzt von 

F. X. Bernhard. 1926. (Sammlung Goschen.) 

Mitchell, John, F. C. S. r 545 M74 

A manual of practical assaying; ed. by William Crookes. Ed.5. 

Longmans, 1881.


Moore, Richard Bishop. r 540.76 M87 

A laboratory chemistry. Lippincott, 1904. 

"List of reference books": p.184. 

Perkin, William Henry, b. 1860, & Kipping, F. S. 547 P43a 

Organic chemistry. New ed. 2v. in 1. Chambers [1926?] 

Theoretical chemistry, with a little attention to practical applications. Of chief 

value to advanced students, though intended for beginners also. 

Prichard, Robert Samuel. r 541.9 P94 

One thousand problems in general chemistry. Lippincott, 1912. 

Smith, Edgar Fahs, & Keller, H. F. r 546.1 S64 

Laboratory notes; non-metals; arranged for the use of students 

in general chemistry. [Stern, 1890.] 

Sommerfeldt, Ernst. r 548.1 S69 

Physikalische kristallographie vom standpunkt der strukturtheorie. 

1907. 


Hodge, Edwin Thomas. qr 557.95 H66 

Mount Multnomah, ancient ancestor of the Three Sisters. University 

of Oregon, 1925. (Oregon University. Publications, v.3, no.2.) 

Folded map in pocket at back. 

"Bibliography of literature referring to the Oregon Cascades": p.157-158. 

Partial contents.—The Cascade Plateau.—History of the Cascade Plateau.—History 

of Mount Multnomah summarized.—Climate.—Flora and fauna of the Three Sisters. 

Hummel, Karl. r 550.9 H92 

Geschichte der geologie. 1925. (Sammlung Goschen.) 

"Literaturverzeichnis": p. [4]—6. 

Korytko, Stefan. qr 553.28 K38 

General orientative map of the world's oil industry. [cl925.] 

Size, 36 x 28 Mi inches, folded in quarto cover. 

Title and explanations on map in English, German, French, and Polish. 

Nicols, Arthur. r 551.7 N32 

Geological history; chapters from the physical history of the earth. 

Harper, 1880. 

Rouch, Jules Alfred Pierre. r 551.5 R77 

L'atmosphere et la prevision du temps. 1923. (Collection Armand 

Colin (Section de physique) no.36.) 

"Bibliographie sommaire": p. [205.] 

Sanson, Joseph. r 551.501 S22 

La prevision du temps en agriculture. 1925. (Encyclopedic agricole.)- 

"Bibliographie": p. [10.] 

Studiengesellschaft fiir die Nutzbarmachung qr 553.3 S93 

der Schweizerischen Erzlagerstatten. 

Die eisenund manganerze der Schweiz. v.l. 1923. 

Title also given in French. 

Part of text in French. 


United States—Coast and geodetic survey. r 551.22 U25 

Seismological report, Jan.-March 1925. 1926.


Botany 

Cooke, Mordecai Cubitt. r 589.29 C77p 

A plain and easy account of British fungi, with especial reference to 

the esculent and economic species. Ed.6, rev. Allen, 1898. 

Heald, Frederick De Forest. r 581.2 H38 

Manual of plant diseases. McGraw, 1926. (McGraw-Hill publications 

in the agricultural and botanical sciences.) 


"The more important textbooks and manuals relating to plant diseases": p.20-24. 

"A wealth of well selected and judiciously arranged material is packed into 

Heald's new volume on plant diseases. It will be useful to the student primarily 

as a reference book, since treatment of the material in the main is encyclopedic.. .A 

considerable part of the value of the book for reference lies in the accurate and 

up-to-date presentation of the material, the painstaking reference to sources for 

statements, and the excellent bibliographies which close each chapter." Botanical 

gazette, 1926. 

Deals with environmental and virus diseases as well as those of bacterial and 

fungous origin. Much of the material is of interest to the agriculturalist. 

r 581.63 H62 

Histoire des plantes de l'Europe et des plus usitees qui viennent d'Asie, 

d'Afrique, & d'Amerique; oil Ton voit leurs figures, leurs noms, en quel 

terns elles fleurissent, & le lieu ou elles croissent; avec un abrege de 

leurs qualitez & de leurs vertus specifiques; divisee en deux tomes & 

rangee suivant l'ordre du pinax de Gaspard Bauhin. 2v. 1716-26 

(v.l, 1726). 

Le Corbeau, Adrien. 585.23 L49 

The forest giant; the romance of a tree; tr. from the French by 

L. H. Ross. Harper, 1924. 

Zoology 

Beebe, Charles William. qr 598.6 B37 

Pheasants; their lives and homes. 2v. Doubleday, 1926. 

Published under the auspices of the New York Zoological Society. 

Interesting abridgment of author's "Monograph of the pheasants", published in 

1918-22, the technical descriptions, studies of varieties and subspecies, and some of 

the illustrations being omitted. Is a summary of their known natural history and is 

based on many months' personal study in their natural environment. The illustrations, 

of smaller size than in the "Monograph", represent the work of several well-known 

artists. 

Blake, Ernest G. r 591.67 B52 

The protection of buildings against vermin; with a comprehensive 

description of the most effective methods that can be adopted for 

the extermination of rats, mice, and various insects. Lockwood, 

1926. (Lockwood's manuals.) 

Rogers, Charles Gardner. 591.1 R61 

Textbook of comparative physiology. McGraw, 1927. (McGraw-Hill 

publications in the zoological sciences.) 

Bibliography: p. 5 79-608. 

The same r 591.1 R61 

Based on course in Oberlin College. Unique among college texts in its attention to 

"functional zoology".


Rogers, Charles Gardner—continued. 591.1 R61 

"No attempt is made to follow the stereotyped form and content of medical physiology. 

On the contrary, every attempt is made to give to the student definite ideas of the 

fundamental unity of inorganic and organic worlds, of a similar unity of life and of 

animal functions in different animal groups, of some conception of evolutionary changes 

in animal functions as well as in animal structures, of the fundamental significance of 

function as related to form among animals, and of some physiological bases of animal 

relationship." Preface. 

Useful Arts 

Chicago, World's Columbian Exposition, 1893. r 606 C43of 

Official views of the World's Columbian Exposition, issued by the 

Department of photography. Chicago Photo-Gravure Co., cl893. 


Kolderup, Edvard. r 697 K36 

Ventilation og opvarmning. 1888. 

Bibliography at end of Preface. 

Kronquist, Emil Fritjoff. 671.1 K42 

Metalcraft and jewelry. Manual Arts Press [cl926]. 

Helpful instruction for simple work in silver, brass, and copper. 

Morley, Frank Vigor, & Hodgson, J. S. 639 M89 

Whaling north and south; photographs bv the authors. Century 

[cl926]. 

Morris, Harvey F. r 687.11 M91 

The story of men's clothes. Hickey-Freeman Co. [cl926.] 

Vermont Marble Company, Proctor, Vt. qr 691.215 V27a 

The book of Vermont marble; a reference book for the architectural 

profession. Ed.2. [1926?] 

The same. [1923?] qr 691.215 V27 

Gives brief information on uses and detailing of marble for exterior and interior 

building purposes. 

Watkins, Ralph J. qr 690.973 W31 

The construction industry in Ohio; a statistical analysis of a 

seasonal industry. Bureau of business research, College of Commerce 

and Journalism, Ohio State University [cl926]. 


Presents information in the form of charts and tables. 

West Virginia—Labor bureau. r 670.2 W56 

West Virginia directory of industries, giving name of firm, location, 

nature of business, and number of employees, also arranged 

by industries. 1922. 


Alsaker, Rasmus Larssen. 6X3 A46 

Outwitting old age. Grant Publications, Inc., 1926.


Amy, Henry Vinecome. r 615 A76 

Principles of pharmacy. Ed.3, rev. Saunders, 1926. 

"List of reference books": p. 15—16. 


Excellent text-book, having reference value, revised in accordance with the 

latest revisions of the "United States pharmacopceia" and the "National formulary". 

In addition to discussing the galenical preparations and the inorganic and organic 

chemicals used in pharmacy, it deals with processes, testing, and prescription dispensing, 

and includes laboratory exercises. Pays considerable attention to the chemistry of the 

subject. 

Balyeat, Ray Morton. 616.202 B21 

Hay-fever and asthma; a practical handbook for hay-fever and 

asthma patients. Davis, 1926. 

Deals with the causes, treatment, and methods of preventing hay-fever and asthma. 

Combe, Adolphe. r 616.0073 C73 

Intestinal auto-intoxication; together with an appendix on the lactic 

ferments with particular reference to their application in intestinal therapeutics, 

by Albert Fournier; only authorized English adaptation, by W. 

G. States. Rebman Co. [cl910.] 

Gross, Samuel David. r 616.6 G93 

A practical treatise on the diseases, injuries, and malformations of 

the urinary bladder, the prostate gland, and the urethra. Ed.2, rev. & 

enl. Blanchard, 1855. 


Home, Henry. 614.53 H75 

The engineer and the prevention of malaria. Chapman, 1926. 

"References" at end of Appendix I. 

Contains Appendices, "Mosquito netting", by W. P. MacArthur; "Applied 

entomology", and "House flies", by P. A. Buxton. 

Discusses and compares the various methods for the prevention of malaria, 

paying much attention to land drainage. 

Honan, James Henry. r 610.7 H76 

Honan's handbook to medical Europe; a ready reference book to 

the universities, hospitals, clinics, laboratories, and general medical work 

of the principal cities of Europe; with maps of Berlin, Edinburgh, 

London, and Paris. Blakiston, 1912. 

r 618.05 J46 

The Journal of the Gynaecological Society of Boston; a monthly journal 

devoted to the advancement of the knowledge of the diseases of 

women, July 1869-July 1872. v.1-6. Campbell [cl869-72]. 

[Ketham, Joannes de.] qr 610.9 K22 

The Fasciculo di medicina, Venice, 1493; with an introduction, etc. 

by Charles Singer. 2v. 1925. (Monumenta medica, v.2.) 

v.l. Description of the Fasciculo, discussion of its editions, art, language, sources. 

and influence, translation of the "Anathomia" of Mondino da Luzzi, an account of 

mediaeval anatomy and physiology, and an atlas of illustrative figures from manuscript 

and printed sources. 

v.2. Facsimile. 

Lane, Mrs. Dorothy E. 613.2 L23 

Nutrition and specific therapy. Macmillan, 1926. 



Pennsylvania. Statutes. r 614.09748 P399 

Laws of Pennsylvania relating to public health. 1926. 

Pittsburgh Health Club. r 614.473 P67 

Pittsburgh's vaccination scourge of 1924. [Pittsburgh] cl925. 

Schreger, Bernhard Gottlob. r 617.9 S37 

Grundriss der chirurgischen operationen. Ed.2, rev. & enl. 1819. 


Searle, Claude Howard, & Kober, P. A. r 613.27 S43 

The mineral balance of the human body. Research Laboratories 

of G. D. Searle & Co., 1926. 


Underwriters' Laboratories. r 614.84 U25Ls 

List of inspected fire protection appliances, July 1925-date. 1925-date. 

Wood, George Bacon. r 615 W85 

A treatise on therapeutics and pharmacology or materia medica. 

Ed.2. 2v. Lippincott, 1860. 

Engineering 

American Society of Mechanical Engineers. r 621.185 A51ruL 

Rules for the construction of unfired pressure vessels; section vni, 

A. S. M. E. Boiler construction code; report of sub-committee of the 

Boiler code committee on unfired pressure vessels. 1925. 

Bernard, Jean. r 628.53 B45 

Sauvegarde pour ceux qui craignent la fumee, et instruction pour 

faire cheminees neufues, corriger les vieilles, pour eviter l'incommodite 

de la fumee, l'accident du feu, & naissance de la suie, plus un traicte 

des entonnoirs, le tout d'artifice & invention nouvelle, rare, & profitable 

au public. 1621. 

Breuil, Pierre. r 620.123141 B73 

Les essais de fatigue des metaux et les machines Amsler pour leur 

execution. 1925. 

Canada—Water power branch. r 621.2 C16 

Annual report, 1922/23. 1924. 

Flinn, Alfred Douglas, and others. r 628.1 F64a 

Waterworks handbook of design, construction, and operation. Ed.3. 

McGraw, 1927. 


Comprehensive compilation covering entire subject of water-supply engineering. 

Valuable for reference by reason of its thoroughness and its copious citation of references 

to other literature. 

King, William Henry, d. 1859. r 621.1 K267 

Lessons and practical notes on steam, the steam engine, propellers, 

etc., etc., for young engineers, students, and others; rev. by J. W. King. 

Ed.19, enl. Van Nostrand, 1882.


Machinery. r 621.08 M16d 

Data sheets from Machinery [no.1-65]. [1907?] 

Each sheet issued as a supplement to "Machinery". 

Norton Company, Worcester, Mass. 621.92 N462 

Grinding; wheels, machines, methods; information on modern 

practice in the production and application of abrasives, grinding 

wheels, and grinding machines; comp. by members of the executive 

and technical staffs of the Norton Company. 1922. 

The same. Ed.2. [cl926.] r 621.92 N462 

Park, Clyde William. 620.7 P23 

English applied in technical writing. Crofts, 1926. 

College text-book, presenting a course which should be of service in improving the 

standard of English among engineers and other technical men. Contains much that is 

commendable, but also countenances methods which are far from the best practice, as, 

for example, in the attempt to base the proper compounding of words on the general 

practice of American technical and trade journals. 

Rebhann, Georg. r 627.81 R25 

Theorie des erddruckes und der futtermauern, mit besonderer riicksicht 

auf das bauwesen. 1871. (Hohere ingenieur-wissenschaften, v.2.) 

United States—Federal specifications board. qr 620.03 U253 

Specifications, no.l-date. 1922-date. 

Many numbers wanting in this series appear in United States—Standards bureau. 

Circular. (qr 530.8 U25c) 

[List of] specifications, rev. May 22, 1926, no.1-414. (Bound with no.276-414.) 

Subject index, no.l-date. 1922-date. 

Mimeographed specifications which have been officially adopted and promulgated 

as United States government master specifications for the mandatory use of 

all governmental departments and independent establishments. 


Chevallier, Henry. r 621.3 C42 

Cours pratique d'electricite industrielle a l'usage des professionnels 

et des eleves des ecoles d'enseignement technique. Ed.3. 3v. 1921— 

25 (v.l, 1925). 

v.3, 2d ed., published in 1922. 

v.l. £tude des courants continus, proprietes generales, production, et utilisation. 

v.2. litude des courants alternatifs simples et polyphases. 

v.3. Applications des courants electriques, eclairage, chauffage, force motrice, 

electrochimie, telegraphie, telephonic 

Dickinson, R. E. 621.33 D55 

Electric trains. Arnold, 1927. 

Presents fundamental principles of electric traction. Deals with the apparatus and 

devices used, including calculations required in practical working. 

Morrow, Lester William Wallace. 621.311 M92 

Electric power stations. McGraw, 1927. 

Presents engineering features, largely in relation to management and operation, 

and is thus of value to the executive. 

New Zealand—Public works department. qr 621.341 N26 

Hydro-electric power development in New Zealand, by Lawrence 

Birks. 1925. 

Revised to March 31, 1925. 

Contains folded diagrams.


Pannell, Ernest Vincent. 621.343 P21 

High tension line practice, materials, and methods; a treatise on the 

mechanical principles involved in designing and constructing modern 

power transmission lines. Van Nostrand, 1926. 

Deals with manufacture and properties of conductors and insulators; with poles 

and towers, design, construction, and economic features. Considerable material is 

compiled from other sources but references are not given. 

Pierce, Richard H., & Richardson, R. E. r 621.3157 P55 

The national electrical code; an analysis and explanation of the 

underwriters' electrical code, intelligible to non-experts. Hewitt [cl896]. 

Originally published in the "Insurance post" of Chicago. Condensed from Publisher's 

announcement. 

Schoen, Allan M. r 621.3157 S36 

Special agents' electrical hand-book dealing with electricity in its 

bearing upon insurance inspectors and treating in a general way of the 

more common deficiencies encountered, their possible effects, and how 

they may be avoided. [Ed.2.] Spectator Co., 1895. 

Automobiles 

Barber, Herbert Lee. r 629.109 B23 

Story of the automobile; its history and development from 1760 to 

1917, with an analysis of the standing and prospects of the automobile 

industry. Munson, 1917. 

Mechanical development is treated in a brief, sketchy way in a single chapter. 

Remainder of book deals with commercializing the automobile, extent of the industry, 

investment possibilities, and advantages of the automobile. 

Croft, Terrell Williams. 629.11018 C88 

Automobile wiring diagrams. McGraw, 1927. 

The same r 629.11018 C88 

Griffin, Clare Elmer. r 629.1 G89 

The life history of automobiles. University of Michigan, 1926. 

(Michigan business studies, v.l, no.l.) 

Under this somewhat ambiguous title, elaborated under such topics as "mortality" 

and "expectation of life", alithor presents information regarding average length of 

time which automobiles remain in service. 

Tire and Rim Association of America, Inc. r 629.11012 T49 

Year book, 1926. 1926. 

Agriculture 

Brown, Harry Bates. 633.71 B78 

Cotton; history, species, varieties, morphology, breeding, culture, 

diseases, marketing, and uses. McGraw, 1927. (McGraw-Hill publications 

in the agricultural and botanical sciences.) 


Comprehensive treatise dealing with all phases of the cotton industry.


Rothamsted Experimental Station, Harpenden, Eng.— r 016.63 R75 

Library. 

Catalogue of the printed books on agriculture published between 1471 

and 1840, with notes on the authors, by M. S. Aslin. [Aberdeen University 

Press, 1926?] 


Bourjaily, Barbara Webb, & Gorman, D. M. 641 B65 

The mother's cook book; how to prepare food for children; with an 

introduction on Child feeding and health, by J. A. Garvin. Appleton, 

1926. 

Kaye, Georgina Kerr. 646.1 K14 

Lessons in millinery; a course of sixteen lessons in the millinery 

art, accompanying Millinery for every woman. International Institute 

[cl926]. 


Bailey, Warren G., & Knowles, D. E. 657.6581 B16 

Accounting procedures for public utilities; with special reference 

to electric light, gas, water, and electric railway utility companies. 

Shaw, 1926. (Public utility texts.) 

"Authors have attempted to describe the accounting records that have been 

found necessary, to explain briefly the manner in which the records are kept, and to 

indicate the purposes for which the accounting information is used. In most instances, 

the procedures presented are a composite of those used in various companies." 

Preface. 

Bunting, Henry Stanhope. r 659 B88 

Specialty advertising; the new way to build business. Novelty News 


Grimes, William A. 658.5 G91 

Financing automobile sales by the time-payment plan. Shaw, 1926. 

"Prize monograph, Chicago Trust Company prizes for research relating to the 

financing of business enterprises (1925 award—first prize)." 


Harvard University—Graduate School of , r 658 H33h 

Business Administration—Bureau of business research. 

Harvard business reports; compiled by and published for the 

Graduate School of Business Administration, George F. Baker 

foundation, Harvard University. v.1-2. Shaw, 1926. 

Record of material used in an attempt to extend to business instruction the 

"case system" which has long been used in teaching law. 

United States—Federal power commission. r 657.6281 U253 

System of accounts prescribed for licensees under the Federal 

Water Power Act. 1922. 

"Classification of investment in road and equipment of steam roads, prescribed 

by the Interstate Commerce Commission, in accordance with section 20 of the Act 

to Regulate Commerce, issue of 1914": p.135-173.


Weber, Gustavus Adolphus. 6S6 8 

- 

W 3 7 

The Hydrographic office; its history, activities, and organization. 

Johns Hopkins Press, 1926. (Institute for Government Research. 

Service monographs of the United States government, no.42.) 

Bibliography: p.103-107. .„.,.,,, 

The same 

r 656 8 W 3 7 

' 

Wilson, George Lloyd. 658.62 W76 

Traffic management. Appleton, 1926. (Appleton's railway series.) 

"References": p.441-443. . , . . « . • .• 

Discusses functions and services of representative industrial traffic organizations, 

the organization and administration plans of industrial and commercial traffic departments, 

and the broader field of traffic management represented in the work of traffic 

service bureaus. Adapted from Preface. 

Telephony. Radio Communication 

Ellson, Fergus Alexander. 654.6 E53 

Automatic telephones; an introductory treatise dealing with the 

fundamental principles, methods, and advantages of automatic telephony, 

with descriptions of apparatus, circuits, and operation; for. students, 

telephone operators, and others. Pitman, 1924. (Pitman's technical 

primer series.) 


Greiff, Victor. 654.624 G87 

The super-heterodyne manual; an illustrated working guide to 

the latest development in radio reception, with complete full scale 

construction drawings. Receptrad Press [cl924]. (Receptrad 

series, no.l.) 

Hutchinson, Robert William. 654.1 H97 

A first course in wireless. University Tutorial Press, 1926. 

Moyer, James Ambrose, & Wostrel, J. F. 654.624 M94 

Practical radio construction and repairing. McGraw, 1927. 

"Gives easily understood information and directions about the construction, 

testing and repairing of the important types of receiving sets and commonly used 

radio equipment." Preface. 

Pound, Arthur. r 654.609 P86 

The telephone idea, fifty years after. Greenberg, 1926. 

Well written survey of the development and present status of the telephone. 

Printing. Publishing 

Bingham's (Sam'l) Son M'f'g. Co. r 655.31 B48 

Hints and suggestions on the care and use of printers' rollers. 

Dean, Frank Clifford, and others. r 655.24 D34 

Editing the agricultural bulletin; stylebook of the American Association 

of Agricultural College Editors. The Association, 1918. 

"A few useful books for the editor's library": p.40.


Gage, Harry Lawrence. 655.26 G13 

Applied design for printers; a handbook of the principles of arrangement, 

with brief comment on the periods of design which have most 

strongly influenced printing. United Typothetae of America, 1920. 

Being v.43, or pt.7, no.43, of Typographic technical series for apprentices. 

"Supplementary reading": p.64. 

The same. (In Typographic technical series for apprentices, 

pt.7, no.43.) r 655 T98 v.43 

[Markland, J.] qr 655.173 M39 

Typographia; an ode on printing; reissued in photographic facsimile 

from the Williamsburg edition of 1730. [Stone Printing and 

Mfg. Co.] 1926. 

"First book printed in the American Colonies relating to the Art of Printing, 

and one of the earliest issues of the Old Dominion." Bibliographical note. 

Stokes (Frederick A.) Co., pub. 655.473 S87 

The house of Stokes, 1881-1926; a record, together with some 

letters from authors on the forty-fifth anniversary of the establishment 

of the publishing house of Frederick A. Stokes Company. 1926. 

The same r 655.473 S87 


Bugge, Giinther. r 668.72 B86 

Die holzverkohlung und ihre erzeugnisse. 1925. (Sammlung 

Goschen.) 

"Literatur": p.[4]-6. 

Dejonghe, Gaston. r 663.51 D38 

Traite complet, theorique et pratique de la fabrication de l'alcool et 

des levures. 3v. in 1. 1899-1903. 

Douglas (William) & Sons, Limited. qr 664.903 D75 

Douglas's encyclopaedia; the standard book of reference for the 

food trades. Ed.3. [1924.] 

British work describing processes, equipment, materials, etc., relating to the 

meat-packing and allied industries. 

Empire Motor Fuels Committee. 662.75 E61 

Report of the Empire Motor Fuels Committee, embodying other 

allied researches. [Institution of Automobile Engineers, 1924.] (Institution 

of Automobile Engineers. [Proceedings] v.18, pt.i.) 

Partial contents.—The character of various fuels for internal combustion engines, 

by H. T. Tizard and D. R. Pye.—The influence of various fuels on the performance 

of internal combustion engines.—Report of the Empire Motor Fuels Committee.—The 

work of Midgley and Boyd on detonation [by] A. E. Dunstan.—Solubility relations 

and other properties of mixed fuels [by] W. R. Ormandy and E. C. Craven.— 

Further notes on fuel research [by] H. R. Ricardo. 

The same. (In Institution of Automobile Engineers. [Proceedings] 

v.18, pt.i.) r 629.105 124 v.18 pt.i 

Cooperative work, edited and published by the Institution of Automobile Engineers, 

but supported by a number of other British organizations.


Fischer, Franz, b. 1877, & Schrader, Hans. r 662.6 F525e 

Entstehung und chemische struktur der kohle. Ed.2. 1922. 

At head of title "Aus dem Kaiser-Wilhelm-Institut fur Kohlenforschung in 

Miilheim Ruhr". 


qr 666.105 G465 

Die Glashutte [weekly], 1925-date. 55. jahrgang-date. 1925-date. 

Hilliger, B. r 662.642 H56 

Die trocknung und schwelung der braunkohle durch spiilgase. 

1926. 


International Conference on Bituminous Coal. 662.6 124 

Proceedings (1st), 1926. Pittsburgh, Carnegie Institute of Technology 

[1927]. 

The same r 662.6 124 

Concerned in general w r ith conservation and improved utilization of coal. These 

problems are treated from various viewpoints, considering coal resources, distillation, 

by-products, economics of power production, gas manufacture, the fertilizer industry, 

and smoke abatement. Contributors include many American and foreign specialists, 

and the volume is a valuable reference work on the present status of fuel technology. 

Mahler, Pierre. r 662.621 M25 

fitudes sur les combustibles solides, liquides, et gazeux; mesure de 

leur pouvoir calorifique. Ed.3, rev. & enl. 1925. 

Mayer, Hermann. r 661.4 M53 

Das wasserglas; seine eigenschaften, fabrikation, und verwendung, 

auf grund von erfahrungen und mitteilungen der firma Henkel & 

Cie. G.m.b.H., Dusseldorf. 1925. (Sammlung Vieweg; tagesfragen 

aus den gebieten der naturwissenschaften und der technik, pt.79.) 


"Literatur": p.50. 

Springer, Ludwig. qr 666.1 S76 

Die fortschritte der glastechnik in den letzten jahrzehnten. 1925. 

"Glasliteratur": p.120. 

Reprinted from Muspratt's "Enzyklopadischem handbuche der technischen 

chemie". Is not thoroughly up to date for advances made in the science and technology 

of glass-making in countries other than Germany. 

United States—Agriculture and forestry committee, r 661.62 U2532m 

Muscle Shoals; report to accompany H. R. 518. 2pts. in lv. 1924. 

(68th Cong., 1st sess. Senate. Report no.678.) 

United States—Agriculture and forestry committee. r 661.62 U2532 

Muscle Shoals; report to accompany S. J. res. 227. 2pts. in lv. 

1922. (67th Cong., 2d sess. Senate. Report no.831.) 

United States—Joint committee on Muscle Shoals. r 661.62 U2533 

Muscle Shoals; report to accompany H. R. 11602. 1926. (69th 

Cong., 1st sess. House. Report no.980.)


Waeser, Bruno. qr 661.62 W12at 

The atmospheric nitrogen industry, with special consideration of 

the production of ammonia and nitric acid; tr. by Ernest Fyleman, 

with a foreword by J. F. Crowley. 2v. Churchill, 1926. 

Contains bibliographical foot-notes; Bibliography: v.2, p.698-716. 

Thorough treatment, about equally divided between technical discussion and consideration 

of historical and economic features. 

Metallurgy 

Brearley, Harry. r 669.1713 B71 

Die einsatzhartung von eisen und stahl; berechtigte deutsche bearbeitung 

der schrift, "The case hardening of steel" von Harry Brearley, 

von Rudolf Schafer. 1926. 

"Abhandlungen": p. [2461-249. 

Damemme, Henri. r 669.17 D18 

Essai pratique sur I'emploi ou la maniere de travailler l'acier. 1853. 

Derulle, C. r 669.1 D44 

La siderurgie. 1925. (Bibliotheque sociale des metiers.) 

Kerpely, K. von. r 669.167 K211 

Stahlformgusspraxis in der elektrostahlgiesserei. 1926. (Die betriebspraxis 

der eisen-, stahl-, und metallgiesserei, pt.i.) 


Kothny, Erdmann. r 669.1234 K39 

Stahl- und temperguss; ihre herstellung, zusammensetzung, eigenschaften, 

und verwendung. 1926. (Werkstattbiicher fiir betriebsbeamte, 

vorund facharbeiter, pt.24.) 

McClelland, Ellwood Hunter, & r 016.6691741 M13 

Polansky, V. S., comp. 

Manganese steel; a bibliography; with preface by Sir Robert Hadfield. 

[Pittsburgh] Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh, 1926. 

Mehrtens, Joh. r 669.12 M56 

Das gusseisen; seine herstellung, zusammensetzung, eigenschaften, 

und verwendung. 1925. (Werkstattbiicher fiir betriebsbeamte, vorund 

facharbeiter, pt.19.) 

Sisco, Frank Thayer, and others. 669.1 S622 

On the metallurgy of iron and steel. [American Society for 

Steel Treating, cl926.] 

Reprinted from the "Transactions" of the American Society for Steel Treating 

1925-26. 

Concise, accurate, non-technical description of the manufacture of iron and steel, 

paying much attention to the scientific principles underlying the processes.


Fine Arts 

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. 

Bailey, Henry Turner. 750 B15 

Pleasure from pictures. Amer. Library Assoc, 1926. (Reading 




Discusses briefly the enjoyment and appreciation of pictures and suggests seven 

books as guides. 

Brinton, Christian. r 735 M64b 

The Mestrovic exhibition; introduction and catalogue, the Brooklyn 

Museum, 1924. [Mestrovic Exhibition Committee] cl924. 

Contains 37 reproductions of the Jugoslav sculptor's work. 

Delaborde, Henri, vicomte. r 759.4 I24d 

Ingres; sa vie, ses travaux, sa doctrine, d'apres les notes manuscrites 

et les lettres du maitre, ouvrage orne d'un portrait grave par 

Morse et du fac-simile d'un autographe. 1870. 

"Catalogue des ceuvres d'Ingres": p.[1771-332. 

Devereux, Henry Kelsey. r 759.1 W73d 

"The spirit of 76"; some recollections of the artist and the painting. 

Privately printed, 1926. 

Contents.—Archibald M. Willard, a brief sketch.—The fifer, Hugh Mosher.—The 

drummer boy, Henry Kelsey Devereux.—An early account, by J. F. Ryder.—The 

preliminary sketches and replicas. 

Duval, Amaury Pineux. 759.4 I24d 

L'atelier d'Ingres; souvenirs. 1878. 

Gardner, Percy. 709.38 G18n 

New chapters in Greek art. Clarendon Press, 1926. 


These 14 papers, most of which were first published in learned journals, discuss 

various examples of Greek sculpture as representative of their period and style and 

as regards their origin and their importance in the history of art. The author is 

(1926) emeritus professor of classical archaeology in the University of Oxford. 

qr 740.5 G34 

Gewerbehalle, organ fiir den fortschritt in alien zweigen der kunstindustrie, 

1863-73, 1877, 1881-85. v.1-11, 15, 19-23. 1863-85. 

Hambidge, Jay. 745 H19 

The elements of dynamic symmetry. Brentano [cl926]. 

"These lessons have been taken from the Diagonal, a monthly magazine which Mr. 

Hambidge published while he was in Europe during the winter of 1919-20." Preface. 

Holloway, Edward Stratton. 749 H73 

The practical book of learning decoration and furniture, with 180 

illustrations. Lippincott, 1926. 

Loo, C. T. qr 736 L84 

Jades archaiques de Chine; publies par Paul Pelliot. 1925. 


Made up of 46 plates with descriptive comment. Besides the jade there are also 

a few illustrations of antique ivory and bone ornaments.


Singleton, Esther. q 707.3 S61 

The collecting of antiques. Macmillan, 1926. 

"Treats of such types of china, silver, glass, furniture, metal-work, and textiles as 

belong to the Decorative Arts, while such types as belong to the Industries of a nation 

are not represented." Preface. 

Gives general descriptions of the various types, with some historical information, 

and contains many illustrations. 

Sparrow, Walter Shaw. qr 767 S73 

A book of British etching, from Francis Barlow to Francis Seymour 

Haden, with illustrations of a hundred and fifty-six etchings. 2 pts. in 

lv. Lane [1926]. 

A critical review of English etchers from the 17th to the early 20th century, 

with a section devoted to foreign etchers who worked in England. 

Sprague, Elizabeth, & Sprague, Curtiss. 741 S76 

How to design greeting cards. Bridgman [cl926]. 

Sugden, Alan Victor, & Edmondson, J. L. qb 745.3 S94 

A history of English wallpaper, 1509-1914; with 70 plates in colour 

and 190 illustrations in half-tone. Batsford [1925]. 

"Various works of reference": p.280—281. 

Taine, Hippolyte Adolphe. 701 T14d 

De l'ideal dans l'art, lemons professees a l'ficole des Beaux-Arts. 

1867. 

Contents.—Le degre d'importance du caractere.—Le degre de bienfaisance du 

caractere.—Le degre de convergence des effets. 

Thornborough, Laura. 747 T39 

Interior decorating for everybody; how Jane Norton furnished a 

room, an apartment, and then a house for herself and John; their 

problems in home furnishing and how they solved them. Barse [cl925]. 

Vallois, Grace M. 707.3 V16 

First steps in collecting. Dodd. 

Bibliography: p.12; 132-133. 

Informal descriptions and suggestions concerning old furniture, pottery, and 

glassware, chiefly English. 

City Planning 

Chicago—Plan commission. r 710 C43p 

The plan of Chicago in 1925; a report to the citizens of Chicago 

setting forth what has been accomplished by united civic effort during 

the past fifteen years. 1925. 

James, Harlean. 710 J16 

Land planning in the United States for the city, state, and nation, 

preface by R. T. Ely, introduction by Albert Shaw. Macmillan, 1926. 

(Land economics series.) 

"Volume ix in the standard course in real estate outlined by the joint commission 

representing the National Association of Real Estate Boards, the United Y. M. C. A. 

Schools, and the Institute for Research in Land Economics and Public Utilities." 

"Suggested reading" at end of most of the chapters.


Architecture 



Decoration. 

Bumpus, Thomas Francis. q 726 B88ct 

The cathedrals and churches of Italy, with seventy-nine illustrations 

(eight of which are in colour). Dodd, 1926. 

Habicht, Victor Curt. b 729.9 Hll 

Die niedersachsischen mittelalterlichen chorgestiihle, mit 32 lichtdrucktafeln. 

1915. (Beitrage zur niedersachsischen kunstgeschichte, 

v.l.) 

At head of title: Studien zur deutschen kunstgeschichte, 171. heft. 

Contains 32 plates showing choir stalls and details of wood carving from medieval 

German churches. 

McClelland, Nancy. 729 M13 

The practical book of decorative wall-treatments. Lippincott, 1926. 


The same b 729 M13 

Has chapters on the historic development of decorated walls, tiles, frescoes, wall 

painting, stucco and plaster ornamentation, applied hangings, wood-panelling, openings, 

and movable decorations. Contains many illustrations showing various examples, selected 

from houses both here and abroad. 

Newcomb, Rexford. q 724.9 N26 

The Spanish house for America; its design, furnishing, and garden. 

Lippincott, 1927. 

"Books on Spanish and Spanish-American architecture, gardens, and furnishing" 

: p.163-164. 

The same qb 724.9 N26 

Describes the characteristics of the Spanish-American style of architecture and 

contains many illustrations and plans. 

Parent, Paul. b 720.944 P23 

L'architecture civile a Lille au 17e siecle, edition decoree par Omer 

Bouchery, illustree de dessins de I'auteur et de 65 planches hors texte, 

reunissant 93 photogravures. 1925. 


Remey, Charles Mason. qr 726 R33n 

The national church of the United States of America to be built in 

the city of Washington. 1926. 


Outlines the purposes, program, and design of a national church which would 

serve all religious sects and denominations. Contains six architectural drawings. 

Robertson, Manning Durdin. 720.4 R54 

Laymen and the new architecture. Murray [1925]. 

"Written, not with the ambitious purpose of explaining what architecture is, but 

rather of suggesting points of view that may help to quicken interest in an art movement 

that is not at present fully appreciated even by the most cultured among laymen." 

Preface.


Tralle, Henry Edward, & Merrill, G. E. 726 T68b 

Building for religious education. Century [cl926]. 

Discusses the advantages of a three-unit type of church building including a 

church auditorium, a fellowship hall, and facilities for religious education. Gives 

specific advice for "planning, building, and financing, and contains 12 illustrative 

plans and other illustrations. 

Walker, Charles Howard. b 729.3 W16 

The theory of mouldings. Jansen, 1926. 

Music 

Farwell, Arthur. qM 784.4 F25 

American Indian melodies; edited and arranged for the piano, with 

introduction. Op.11. Schirmer [cl914]. 

Gay, Agnes Godfrey. M 784.8 G25 

Chansons, poesies, et jeux frangais pour les enfants americains. 

Jenkins [cl896]. 

Gurlitt, Cornelius. qM 786.4 G97 

Albumblatter fiir die jugend (Albumleaves for the young); kleine 

tonstiicke fiir pianoforte. Op.101. Augener. 

Hadow, Sir William Henry. 780.4 H12 

A comparison of poetry and music. Cambridge University Press, 

1926. (Henry Sidgwick lecture, 1925.) 

Hamilton, Clarence Grant. 780.9 H19e 

Epochs in musical progress; fourth year of a study course in music 

understanding adopted by the National Federation of Music Clubs. 

Ditson [cl926]. 

"Reference books" at end of each chapter. 

Jeancon, Jean Allard. qM 784.4 J22 

Indian song book. Denver Allied Arts [cl924]. 

Contents.—Moon dance (Ute).—Navajo magic (Navajo).—Poseyemo's song (Tewa). 

—Butterfly dance (Hopi).—Rain in the desert (Navajo).—Homesick (Tewa). 

Playground and Recreation Association of America. 780 P69 

Community music; a practical guide for the conduct of community 

music activities. Birchard, 1926. (The laurel library.) 

Sullivan, Sir Arthur Seymour. qM 782.6 S94pia 

Pianoforte score of the Mikado; or, The town of Titipu; arrangement 

for pianoforte by G. L. Tracy. Pond, 1885. 

Wilson (H. W.) Co., pub. q 784 W76 

Song index; an index to more than 12,000 songs in 177 song 

collections comprising 262 volumes, ed. by M. E. Sears assisted by 

Phyllis Crawford. Wilson, 1926. (Standard catalog series.) 

The same qr 784 W76


Recreation 

Burt, Emily Rose. 793 B94p 

Planning your party. Harper, 1927. 

Carpentier, Georges. 796.8 C22 

The art of boxing. Harrap [1926]. 

Ramsaye, Terry. 792.7 R18 

A million and one nights; a history of the motion picture. 2v. 

Simon, 1926. 

"Comprehensive in content, profuse in illustration, detailed in documentation... 

Naturally, the emphasis is chiefly on patents, trade wars, production costs, and picture 

finance: the film in relation to art and national psychology gets scant attention, nor is 

the influence of German technical skill and direction adequately presented. These 

subjects are more or less excluded from the author's main purpose, however, which has 

been to compile an historical record, filled with facts and figures." Dial, 1927. 

Wallis, Claire, & Gates, N. R. 793 W18 

Parties for occasions, with many descriptive illustrations and diagrams. 


Literature 

Baudelaire, Charles. 848 B32p 

Prose and poetry; tr. by Arthur Symons. Boni, 1926. 

Bowman, James Cloyd, ed. 801 B66 

Contemporary American criticism. Holt [cl926]. 

"Bibliographical note": p.xi-xiii. 

Contents.—Nationality in literature [by] J. R. Lowell.—Democratic vistas [by] 

Walt Whitman.—The new criticism [by] J. E. Spingarn.—Criticism of criticism of 

criticism [by] H. L. Mencken.—Criticism [by] W. C. Brownell.—Genius and taste 

[by] Irving Babbitt.—Art and decency [by] Grant Showerman.—The point of view in 

American criticism [by] S. P. Sherman.—Pessimism and the critical code [by] P. H. 

Boynton.—Highbrow and lowbrow [by] Van Wyck Brooks.—A note on realism [by] 

Sherwood Anderson.—A note on English realism [by] R. M. Lovett.—Document and 

work of art [by] Carl Van Doren.—Patterns for the free [by] Irwin Edman.—Art, form, 

and expression [by] Llewellyn Jones.—The fallacy of free verse [by] Theodore Maynard. 

—The cheer-leader in literature [by] William McFee.—The critical game [by] John 

Macy.—A prospectus for criticism [by] H. S. Canby.—Two generations in American 

poetry [by] Amy Lowell.—The new American poetry [by] Conrad Aiken.—The shot of 

Acestes [by] F. L. Pattee.—The language of all the world [by] George Woodberry. 

Buchan, John. 804 B84 

Homilies and recreations. Nelson [1926]. 

Essays on literary subjects. 

Cicero, Marcus Tullius. 876 C47Let 

Letters of a Roman gentleman; selected from the correspondence of 

Cicero and tr. by A. P. McKinlay. Houghton, 1926. 

"Includes the portions of his correspondence most significant for their humor, 

literary excellence, and pertinency to present-day problems. . .The selections. . .have been 

made with a view to giving a complete story of Cicero's life as revealed in his letters." 

Preface. 

Collins, Joseph. 814 C71 

The doctor looks at love and life. Doran [cl926]. 

Contents.—LOVE: The sex urge, its onset and management; Sexual frigidity and 

marital incompatibility; Matrimony wreckers; Homosexuality.—LIFE: Adult infantilism; 

Voices crying in the wilderness; Do characters in fiction behave like human 

beings? The fundamentalists and modernists of psychology; Adult education via 

leisure and libraries.


Cruppi, Mme. Louise (Cremeux). 839.7 C89 

Femmes ecrivains d'aujourd'hui; I. Suede. [1912?] 

No more published? 

Demosthenes. 885 D42d 

De corona and De falsa legatione, with an English translation by C. 

A. Vince and J. H. Vince. Heinemann, 1926. (Loeb classical library.) 

Greek and English on opposite pages. 

The same r 885 D42d 

Duhamel, Georges. 841.09 D88 

Les poetes et la poesie, 1912-1914. Ed.4. 1922. 

Edgar, Pelham. 813 J16ze 

Henry James, man and author. Houghton, 1927. 

"The most copious of the books devoted to this subject, and in some respects the 

most useful. Giving little space to mere biography... Mr. Edgar proceeds to a minute 

chronological examination and comparison of the novels and short stories themselves. 

Of all the more important works, and many of the minor ones, he gives us an excellent 

precis; and to these skeleton outlines he adds a good deal of very shrewd and just 

marginal comment." Conrad Aiken in Books, 1927. 

Holliday, Robert Cortes. 814 H72b 

Broome Street straws. Doran [cl919]. 

Kennedy, William Dorsey, & Gordon, Margaret, ed. 808 K18 

The free-lance writer's handbook. Writer Pub. Co. [cl926.] 

Contents.—The survey.—The literary markets. 

"A successful attempt to aid...people [who are turning to writing as a means of 

livelihood] by showing them how to write saleable matter...and how to place such 

matter successfully when written. All forms of writing are dealt with, children's 

verses, verses for Christmas cards, corporation publicity, writing for the radio, as 

well as the more common kinds. It devotes one hundred and fifty pages to giving a 

list of the magazines, the publishers, and the syndicates where the writer can sell his 

wares. Most of the writers seem to be experts on their subjects, and their advice 

seems to be sound and to the point." P. R. Reynolds in Saturday review of 


Law, Frederick Houk. 808.5 L39 

How to write and how to deliver an oration. Putnam, 1926. 

Miles, Mrs. Susan, comp. 808.8 M68 

An anthology of youth in verse and prose. Lane [1925]. 

"Index of authors and sources with notes": p.333-376. 

The selections are chiefly from English literature. 

Palache, John Garber. 843.09 P17 

Four novelists of the old regime; Crebillon, Laclos, Diderot, Restif 

de la Bretonne. Viking Press, 1926. 


Sholto-Douglas, Nora I. r 823 S55 

Synopses of English fiction. Stokes. 

The foreword and part one include the first 40 works of fiction in English, in 

chronological order. Part two contains synopses of 37 novels from 1812 to 1903. 

Contains an index of characters. 

Taine, Hippolyte Adolphe. 824 C21zt 

L'idealisme anglais; etude sur Carlyle. 1864. 

Wood, Clement. 811 L956zw 

Amy Lowell. Vinal, 1926. 

A critical study.


Poetry 

Frere, John Hookham. 821 F93 

The monks and the giants; ed. with notes and an introduction on 

the Italian medley poets and their English imitators, including Byron, 

by R. D. Waller. Manchester University Press, 1926. (Manchester 

University. English series, no.14.) 

Contents.—Preface.—Introduction.—Chief events in the life of Frere.—Bibliographies.—Proem.—Canto 

I.—Canto II.—Canto III.—Canto IV.—Additional stanzas.— 

Notes. 

Frothingham, Robert, comp. 811.08 F97 

Songs of adventure; an anthology. Houghton, 1926. 

A collection of poems by modern English and American authors. 

Gray, Roland Palmer, ed. 811.08 G81 

Songs and ballads of the Maine lumberjacks, with other songs from 

Maine. Harvard University Press, 1924. 

McAllister, C. B., comp. 811.08 Mil 

Selected poems on Woodrow Wilson; a memorial by American poets, 

illustrations by J. D. Kreuttner. Dean, 1926. 

Maynard, Theodore, comp. 821.08 M53 

The book of modern Catholic verse. Holt [cl926]. 

Merrill, A. Marion, & Sprague, G. E. W., ed. 821.08 M63 

Contemporary verse; ed. with a prologue and notes. Little, 1926. 

Ransom, John Crowe. 811 R19t 

Two gentlemen in bonds. Knopf, 1927. 

Sassoon, Siegfried. 821 S25s 

Satirical poems. Viking Press, 1926. 

Sitwell, Edith. 821 S6232s 

The sleeping beauty. Knopf, 1924. 

Weston, Mildred. 811 W57 

The singing hill. Vinal, 1926. 

Wilkinson, Mrs. Marguerite Ogden (Bigelow). 811 W731c 

Citadels. Macmillan, 1926. 

Wordsworth, William. 821 W89pr 

The prelude; or, Growth of a poet's mind; ed. from the manuscripts 

with introduction, textual and critical notes by Ernest De Selincourt. 

Clarendon Press, 1926. 


Chekhov, Anton Pavlovich. 891.72 C41w 

The wood demon, a comedy in four acts; tr. by S. S. Koteliansky. 


Dane, Clemence (pseud, of Winifred Ashton). 822 D21g 

Granite; a tragedy. Heinemann, 1926.


Forzano, Giovacchino. 852 F79 

II dono del mattino; piccola commedia in tre atti. 1926. 

Gray, Terence. 822 G81 

The life of the king of the South & North Kamari'a, daughter of 

the sun, Hatshepsut; a pageant of court life in old Egypt in the early 

xviiith dynasty, reconstructed from the monuments; a chapter of 

Egyptian history in dramatic form. Appleton, 1923. 


Kaiser, Georg. 832 Kll 

From morn to midnight; a play in seven scenes; tr. from the German, 

by Ashley Dukes (the Theatre Guild version). Brentano [cl922]. 

The same. (In Poet lore, v.31, no.3, p.317-363.) . ,r 805 P74 v.31 no.3 

Lawson, John Howard. 812 L42 

Processional; a jazz symphony of American life in four acts, the 

Theatre Guild version, with eight. illustrations from photographs of 

the Theatre Guild production. Seltzer, 1925. 

Millay, Edna St. Vincent. 812 M68k 

The king's henchman; a play in three acts. Harper, 1927. 

Miller, Mrs. Madeleine Georgeanna (Sweeny). 792.5 M69f 

The fruits of peace; a pageant for young people. Methodist Book 

Concern [cl925]. 

[Playground and Recreation Association of America.] qr 016.8 P69 

Available material for the Sesqui-Centennial celebration, 1776-1926. 

[1926.] 


Contents.—Dramatizations of the signing of the Declaration of Independence.—Other 

plays of the Colonial period.—Pageants.—Recitations.—For the book shelf.—Music. 

Shay, Frank, ed. 812 S53p 

Plays for strolling mummers. Appleton, 1926. 

Contents.—Dancing dolls; a fantastic comedy, by K. S. Goodman.—Inside stuff; a 

gastronomical fantasy, by Theodore Pratt.—Great moments; a juvenile comedy, by 

Raymond Moore.—The flirtation; a pantomimic comedy, by Frank Forrester.—All on 

a summer's day; a charming trifle, by Colin Clements.—My tailor; a comedy of life, 

by Alfred Capus.—A course in piracy; a burlesque comedy, by Phillips Russell.— 

Creatures of impulse; a musical comedy, by W. S. Gilbert.—Note.—Plan of stage and 

lighting for plays for strolling mummers. 

Tickner, F. J., ed. 822 T44 

Earlier English drama, from Robin Hood to Everyman; ed. and 

arranged for acting. Nelson [1926]. (The "teaching of English" series.) 

"Notes on books for further study": p.xv-xvi. 

Contents.—May day.—Christmastide.—Mummers and gleemen.—Royal entries.— 

The trope.—The Cornish plays.—The shipwright's play (Newcastle).—The flood (Wakefield).—The 

creation (The play of Coventry).—The prophets (The play of Coventry).— 

The pageant of shearmen and taylors (Coventry).—The shepherds' play (Chester).—The 

massacre of the innocents (Chester).—The salutation (Wakefield).—The raising of 

Lazarus (Wakefield).—The passion and the resurrection.—Doomesday (The play of 

Coventry).—The conversion of Saint Paul (Digby collection).—The morality of wisdom 

(Digby collection).—Everyman.


812 T91 

Twelve one-act plays, with an introduction by W. P. Eaton. Longmans, 

1926. 

Contents.—The valiant [by] Holworthy Hall and Robert Middlemass.—Romance of 

the willow pattern [by] E. B. Van der Veer.—The grill [by] G. W. Johnston.—The 

master salesman [by] W. H. Upson.—Thank you, doctor [by] Gilbert Emery.—Copy 

[by] Kendall Banning.—The trap [by] Alice Gerstenberg.—Good medicine [by] Jack 

Arnold and Edwin Burke.—God winks [by] K. S. Burgess.—A woman of character [by] 

E. A. Brown.—Jazz and minuet [by] Ruth Giorloff.—The most foolish virgin [by] H. G. 

Gaskill. 

Valle-Inclan, Ramon del. 862 V16 

Romance de lobos; comedia barbara, dividida en tres jornadas. 

[1922.] (Opera omnia, v.15.) 

Wilde, Percival. 793.1 W714k 

Kings in Nomania. Appleton, 1926. 

A children's play. 

Biography 


Balzac, Honore de. 92 B218baL 

Lettres a l'etrangere. 2v. [1899?]-1906. (CEuvres posthumes, 1-2.) 

Letters to Madame Hanska, afterward Madame de Balzac. 

v.l. 1833-1842. 

v.2. 1842-1844. 

92 B383be 

Beethoven, impressions of contemporaries. Schirmer [cl926]. 

Chinard, Gilbert. 92 J2323ch 

Jefferson et les ideologues d'apres sa correspondance inedite avec 

Destutt de Tracy, Cabanis, J.-B. Say, et Auguste Comte. Johns 

Hopkins Press, 1925. (The Johns Hopkins studies in romance literatures 

and languages, Extra volume 1.) 

"Ouvrages consultes": p.[288]-291. 

Clampett, Frederick William. 92 B8892c 

Luther Burbank, "our beloved infidel", his religion of humanity. 


An account of the naturalist's religious experiences and beliefs, as disclosed in 

conversations with his friend, a former clergyman. 

D'Auvergne, Edmund B. 92 L916d 

Pierre Loti; the romance of a great writer. Stokes [1927?] 

"A short bibliography of the works of Pierre Loti": p.[245]; "Translations into 

English of the works of Pierre Loti": p.[246.] 

A biography emphasizing the romantic and exotic aspects of Loti's career, with 

little attempt at criticism or interpretation. 

Hirst, Francis Wrigley. 92 M9112h 

Early life & letters of John Morley. 2v. Macmillan, 1927. 

"Mr. Hirst has not, it is true, arranged his material as well as he might have 

done, and the chronology is often confused or confusing, but he was right to make 

it a long book and to include the great bulk of Morley's letters. Only in that way 

was it possible to obtain a true portrait. . .of the John Morley of 1860 to 1885. The 

result is. . .interesting not only because of the portrait of Morley which it gives us, 

but also because of the deeper insight which it gives us into the political thought of 

a period of great political importance." Leonard Woolf in Nation and athenaum, 1927.


Hopper, DeWolf. 92 H7882h 

Once a clown, always a clown; reminiscences of DeWolf Hopper; 

written in collaboration with W. W. Stout. Little, 1927. 

The experiences and reminiscences of a comedian who has been on the professional 

stage since his twentieth year, and appeared in all but three of the Gilbert and 

Sullivan operettas. 

Layton, Walter T. 92 C5522L 

The discoverer of gas lighting; notes on the life and work of the 

Rev. John Clayton, D. D., 1657-1725; foreword by Charles Carpenter. 

King, 1926. 

LeMay, Late. r 92 L583L 

Memories of Montana, by Late LeMay, her father. Privately 

printed, 1925. 

Ludwig, Emil. 92 N129Lud 

Napoleon; tr. by Eden and Cedar Paul. Boni, 1926. 

"An admirable book in every respect, sane and generous, well composed, well written 

and most felicitously translated. . .The book purports to be not a history, but a 

psychological biography with the technique of a romance. . .But, as a history, it is 

complete and accurate enough to satisfy all but the professional student.. .The spirit of 

the book is neither German nor French, but European." Albert Guerard in Books, 1927. 

Macaulay, Thomas Babington, lord. 92 B131m 

Essay on Bacon; ed. by David Salmon. Longmans, 1914. (Longmans' 

British classics.) 

Mary Monica, Sister. 92 A581m 

Angela Merici and her teaching idea (1474-1540), with an introduction 

by J. F. R. Canevin. Longmans, 1927. 


A biography of the founder of the Ursuline order. 

92 U251un 

More uncensored recollections, by the author of "Uncensored recollections" 

and "Things I shouldn't tell". Harper, 1926. 

A volume of gossip about the society of Edwardian England and the France of 

the Second Empire. The author was, he tells us, a very close friend of Edward, but 

he makes no pretense at any serious discussion of affairs of state. Adapted from 

H. S. Solow in Books, 1926. 

Nelson, Lars P. 92 W7732n 

President Wilson, the worlds peace-maker. Norstedt, 1919. 

A biographical sketch containing many of Wilson's speeches. 

r 92 P395pen 

Penn and religious liberty, interpreted by representatives of sixteen 

denominations; Founders' week, Philadelphia, October sixth, 1908. 

[Ketterlinus, 1908.] 

Pulver, Jeffrey. 92 B6882p 

Johannes Brahms. Harper, 1926. (Masters of music.) 

A biography of the German composer. 

Smith, Walter George, & Smith, H. G. 92 S878s 

Fidelis of the Cross, James Kent Stone; with 14 illustrations. 

Putnam, 1926. 

A biography of J. K. Stone (1840-1921), who was president of Kenyon College and 

then of Hobart College, and in 1869 left the Episcopal ministry to enter the Catholic 

Church. As a member of the Passionist Order he was active in the mission fields of 

Argentine, Chile, and Brazil, and as an administrator of the order.


Spedding, Charles T. 92 S741s 

Reminiscences of transatlantic travellers. Lippincott [1926]. 

"Mr. Spedding, for many years purser of the Aquitania, has dashed off a sizable 

and jolly volume suitable alike for habitual Cunarders, persistent landlubbers and unclassified 

lovers of anecdotes and sketches about prominent persons." Books, 1926. 

Taine, Hippolyte Adolphe. 92 T145t 

H. Taine; sa vie et sa correspondance. 4v. 1902-07. 

Tetrazzini, Mme. Luisa. 92 T325t 

My life of song. Dorrance [cl922]. 

Recollections of the Italian operatic singer. 

Workman, Herbert Brook. 92 W982w 

John Wyclif; a study of the English medieval church. 2v. Claren 

don Press, 1926. 


"A masterly treatise. . .Wyclif's exceedingly complex personality is convincingly 

interpreted. But not content with this, the author has also elucidated the baffled reformer's 

age...with praiseworthy fullness and precision." 5. Parkes Cadman in Literary 

review, 1927. 

The author is (1926) principal of Westminster College and senator of London 

University. 

Collected Biography. Heraldry 

Black, Clementina. 920 B51 

The Linleys of Bath; with an introduction by George Saintsbury. 

Minton, 1926. 

Almost all the members of the Linley family seem to have been interesting and 

talented—or to have married interesting people. One of the most charming was 

Elizabeth Ann Linley, who married Richard Brinsley Sheridan, and it is with them 

that the book is particularly concerned. 

Gardiner, Alfred George. 920 G17pr 

Prophets, priests, & kings. Dent [1914]. (The wayfarer's library.) 

Forty sketches, first published in 1908, of contemporary statesmen, authors, 

religious leaders, and others. All but five are English. 

Gevaert, Emile. qr 929.6 G34h 

Heraldique; son esprit, son langage, et ses applications, edition du 

Bulletin des metiers d'art. [1923.] 


Contains many plates and drawings in the text showing coats of arms and heraldic 

decorations, and sculpture, painting, stained glass, embroidery, etc. in which they are 

used. 

r 920 R354 

Representative Clevelanders; a biographical directory of leading men and 

women in present day Cleveland community. Cleveland Topics Co., 

1927. 

Wallace, William Stewart, comp. r 920 W17 

The dictionary of Canadian biography. Macmillan, 1926. 

Includes no living persons.


Maps 

Maps—Allegheny County, Pa. (1927.) qr 912.74885 M5 

Allegheny Co., Pa., showing township, borough, and city boundary 

lines, improved county roads, township roads, interurban electric 

roads, steam railways, and schools. Pittsburgh, David, 1927. 

Roll map; size 365^ x 45 inches; scale, 1 mile to 1 inch. 

Land area of Allegheny County, 725 sq. miles, population, 1920 census, 1,184,832, 

number of townships, 54, boroughs, 66. 

Maps—Brazil. (1925.) qr 912.81 M3 

Carta geographica do Brasil; organisada pelo Club de Engenharia, 

sob a presidencia do Snr. Dr. Andre Gustavo Paulo de Frontin, sendo 

relator o Snr. Dr. Francisco Bhering; reducqao feita e revista por 

A. D. Ribeiro. 1925. 

Size, 35!4 x 43 inches, folded in sq. folio cover; scale, 50 kilometers to 1 centimeter. 

Maps—France. qr 912.44 M16 

Nouvelle carte de France, Belgique, bords du Rhin, Suisse, etc. 

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Contains inset maps "Colonies franchises" and "Algerie et Tunisie." 

Maps—France. (1918.) qr 912.44 M15 

St. Mihiel-C. Ed.9. Engineer reproduction plant, U. S. Army, 

1924. (Groupe des canevas de tir, 246-312.) 

Size, 39 x 25 ^2 inches, folded in folio cover; scale, 1:20,000. 

Issued by the "Military engineer". 


General 

Nichols, William Ford, bp. 910 N31 

Some world-circuit saunterings. Elder [cl913]. 

An account of a world cruise in 1910. 

O'Brien, Conor. 910.4 012 

Across three oceans; a colonial voyage in the yacht "Saoirse". 

Arnold, 1926. 

"Tells of his two-years' voyage round the world in a little twenty-ton sailing 

vessel...The skipper writes easily, in a happy temper, and with sustained interest— 

not only of the days at sea, but of South African and antipodean cities and incidents 

manifold." New statesman, 1926. 

Mr. O'Brien started from Dublin in 1923. 

Wells, Linton. 910 W49 

Around the world in twenty-eight days, with an introduction by 

Vilhjalmur Stefansson. Houghton, 1926. 

An account of a record-breaking trip made in July 1926 by airplane, ship, train, 

and automobile by Linton Wells and Edward Evans.


Europe 

Bone, James. q 914.144 B62 

The perambulator in Edinburgh, with pictures by E. S. Lumsden. 

Knopf, 1926. 

"Not the stock type of descriptive book, and yet the reader will find all the 

ingredients of that type here, a careful architectural and topographical analysis, comment 

on ancient decorations, fireplaces, doors, knockers and windows and the reincarnation 

of various historical figures. But animating all this and lifting what might 

be 'the usual thing' to another plane entirely is the spirit with which Mr. Bone 

approaches his task." H. L. Gorman in New York times, 1926. 

Dainelli, Giotto, & Poggi, Giovanni. r 914.55 D15 

Toscana. 2v. 1924. (Automobile Club di Milano. Itinerari automobilistici 

d'ltalia.) 

[v.l.] Text. 

[v.2.] Atlas. 

Volume one contains many small illustrations showing scenes and works of art in 

Tuscany. 

Ducros, Louis. 914.4 D86 

French society in the eighteenth century; tr. from the French by 

W. de Geijer, with a foreword by J. A. Higgs-Walker. Bell, 1926. 

"List of principal authors cited": p.343-348. 

"M. Ducros divides his field among the Court, Paris and the Provinces, with an 

extra section on 'public opinion'.. .There are chapters on the nobility, the clergy, 

the King, the lawyers, the bourgeoisie, the army, the salons, and provincial life... 

M. Ducros writes entertainingly of an age which he loves.. .There is more of the 

raconteur here than of the historian." Herbert Solow in Literary review, 1927. 

Hammer, Simon Christian. 914.81 H22 

Things seen in Norway; a description of the scenery of the country, 

the picturesqueness of its numberless fjords, the majesty of its mountains 

& waterfalls, with an account of the people & their towns, homes, 

customs, literature, & art. Seeley, 1927. (Things seen series.) 

Hartley, Dorothy, & Elliot, M. M. V. 914.2 H32 

Life and work of the people of England; a pictorial record from 

contemporary sources, [v.3-4.] Batsford [1926]. (The "People's life 

& work" series.) 

v.3. The fifteenth century. 

v.4. The sixteenth century. 

Herring, Robert. 914.67 H47 

The president's hat. Longmans, 1926. 

An account, written in a somewhat facetious style, of a walking tour in the 

republic of Andorra in the Pyrenees. 

Hielscher, Kurt. qr 914.5 H52 

Picturesque Italy, architecture and landscape. Brentano [1925]. 

(Orbis terrarum.) 

Made up of plates. 

Hornby, Lester George. q 914.97 H79 

Balkan sketches; an artist's wanderings in the kingdom of the 

Serbs, with illustrations by the author. Little, 1927.

I 


Johnson, Walter. 913.42 J36 

Folk-memory; or, The continuity of British archaeology, with illustrations 

by Sydney Harrowing and others. Clarendon Press, 1908. 

"References and bibliography": p.[360]— 391. 

Intended as a general summary of the researches made by archaeological authorities 

in the field of British folklore and antiquities. 

Society of Friends of Roumania. qr 914.98 S67 

Bulletin, dedicated to Her Majesty, Queen Marie of Roumania. 

[Fischer Press] 1926. 

Contents.-—Greeting and welcome to H. M. the Queen, by W. N. Cromwell.-—-Cedant 

arma togae, by E. A. Walsh.—Resurrection, by H. M. Queen Marie.—Personality of 

H. M. Queen Marie, by Walter Littlefield.—From Rome to Bucharest, by General 

Rudeano.—Roumania and its people, by J. T. Shot well.—The new Roumanian state, 

regions and resources, by E. M. Sanders.—-Transylvania and the dynasty of greater 

Roumania, by Andrei Popovici.—The Bessarabian problem, by C. U. Clark.—Night, by 

P. Cerna.—Some of our customs, by D. D. Dimancesco.—Friendship, by Daniela Antonesco.—The 

rise of Roumanian art and architecture, by Nicholas Jorga.—New aspects 

of Roumanian literature, by Walter Littlefield.—Roumania's financial progress since 

tbe war, by Radu Irimescu.—General considerations on Roumanian industry, by Victor 

Slavesco.—Education in Roumania, by Christine Galitzi.—Roumanian jurisprudence, by 

J. F. Dulles.—democratic Roumania, by Edward Herbert.—Roumanian medicine, by 

Kendall Emerson. 

United States 

Florida Takes Inventory Congress, Palm Beach, 1926. qr 917.59 F667 

Florida's inventory; proceedings of the Florida Takes Inventory 

Congress held at Palm Beach, Florida, April 16, 1926; auspices of the 

Florida State Chamber of Commerce. 1926. 

Phillips, Philip Lee. r 016.9174811 P51 

A descriptive list of maps and views of Philadelphia in the Library of 

Congress, 1683-1865. [1926.] 

"Issued by permission of the Library of Congress, as Special Publication number 

two of the Geographical Society of Philadelphia, 1926." 

Wright, Richardson Little. 917.3 W93 

Hawkers & walkers in early America, strolling peddlers, preachers, 

lawyers, doctors, players, and others, from the beginning to the Civil 

War; with 68 illustrations from old sources. Lippincott. 1927. 


"Mr. Wright makes no pretense of giving an exhaustive account of road and 

riverway life before the railroad. .. But he has brought together an amazing number 

of individuals and types, with some explanation of the conditions which brought them 

into being. His book is packed as full as a peddler's pack with serious information 

and with curious odds and ends of fact gleaned from many corners, including the 

three hundred and forty-odd histories, articles and annals of the appended bibliography." 

Garreta Busey in Books, 1927. 


Cormack, Mrs. Annie. 915.1 C81 

Chinese birthday, wedding, funeral, and other customs. [Ed. 2.] 

1923. 

Geil, William Edgar. 915.1 G28s 

The sacred 5 of China. Houghton, 1926. 

Tells of a journey to the five holy mountains, Tai Shan, Nan Yo, Sung Shan, 

Hua Shan, Heng Shan, and describes the pilgrim routes, the shrines, the ancient 

legends about them, and the reverence and superstitions of the pilgrims.


Kirtland, Lucian Swift. 915 K29 

Finding the worth while in the Orient. McBride, 1926. 

"A trustworthy, comprehensive guide to the tourist of the Far East...He covers 

with enlightening thoroughness, in the order named, Japan, China, Korea, the 

Philippines, the Dutch East Indies, the Malay Straits Settlements, Siam, French 

Indo-China, Burma, India, Ceylon. Accompanying the topographical matter of the 

text, the major historical features of each country are briefly cited... At the close 

there is a useful, concise 'Memorandum of Eastern Itineraries,' setting forth facts 

relating to the best season of the year for travelling in the countries described, the 

requisite amount of time to spend in each and the transportation routes to be preferred." 


Rawson, Kennett Longley. 919.8 R23 

A boy's-eye view of the Arctic; introduction by D. B. MacMillan. 


The 14-year-old cabin boy of the "Bowdoin" tells of his adventures with Commander 

MacMillan's expedition to the Arctic in 1925. 

Saenz, Moises, & Priestley, H. I. 917.2 S12 

Some Mexican problems. University of Chicago Press [\d926]. 

(Chicago University—Norman Wait Harris memorial foundation.) 

Contents.—The program of the Mexican government, by Moises Saenz.—The 

problems confronting Mexico, by H. I. Priestley. 

Moises Saenz is (1927) sub-secretary of the department of education of Mexico; 

H. I. Priestley is professor of Mexican history in the University of California. 

Vasconcelos, Jose, & Gamio, Manuel. 917.2 V22 

Aspects of Mexican civilization. University of Chicago Press 

[cl926]. (Chicago University—Norman Wait Harris memorial foundation.) 

Contents.—The Latin-American basis of Mexican civilization, by Jose Vasconcelos: 

Similarity and contrast; Democracy in Latin America; The race problem in Latin 

America.—The Indian basis of Mexican civilization, by Manuel Gamio: Incorporating 

the Indian in the Mexican population; The education of Indo-Hispanic peoples; Some 

aspects of diplomatic relations between the United States and Mexico. 

Verrill, Alpheus Hyatt. 918.6 V28p 

Panama of today; illustrated with photographs by the author. Dodd. 

1927. 

A general description of the country, its people, its resources, and its attractions 

for tourists. The appendix contains lists of useful facts and statistics. 

History 

General 

Breasted, James Henry. 930 B71c 

The conquest of civilization. Harper, 1926. 

"The present treatise first appeared as a text-book, under the title, Ancient times, 

in 1916." Foreword. 

Brownell, Baker. 901 B81 

The new universe; an outline of the worlds in which we live. Van 

Nostrand. 1926. 

"References and reading list by chapters": p.415-441. 

"Written by the professor of contemporary thought at Northwestern university, 

this book attempts to describe man's spiritual and physical development and his ever 

increasing relationships (through increased knowledge) with the cosmos. There are 

four main divisions: Studies in nature; Studies in social policy; Studies in personal 

values; and General ideas of the world. The discussion is interesting and seldom 

abstruse." Booklist, 1927.


Demarest, Elizabeth Baldwin, comp. r 016.901 D41 

The history of civilization; a list of books to guide curious readers 

whose time is limited. [Pittsburgh] Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh, 

1927. 

Ferrero, Guglielmo. 901 F41w 

Words to the deaf, an historian contemplates his age; tr. by B. R. 

Redman. Putnam, 1926. 

The author considers the spirit of unrest and confusion everywhere evident since 

the World War and sees the times as a troubled and disordered epoch ready to 

herald the beginning of world unification and a universal civilization or the beginning 

of a long and slow disintegration. 

Fortescue, John William. 907 F79 

The writing of history. Longmans, 1926. 

"The author—himself the compiler of 'A History of the British Army' and other 

works of importance—has set down his theories concerning the writing of history in 

modest and readable fashion." Books, 1927. 

Robinson, James Harvey. 940 R55or 

The ordeal of civilization; a sketch of the development and worldwide 

diffusion of our present-day institutions and ideas. Harper, 1926. 

"A large part of the material, both text and illustrations, of this volume is taken 

from Mediaeval and modern times." Publisher's note. 

Wilson, Woodrow. 901 W77 

The road away from revolution. Atlantic Monthly Press [cl923]. 

Reprinted from the "Atlantic monthly" for Aug. 1923. 

The same. (In Atlantic monthly, v.132, Aug. 1923.) . . .r 051 A88 v.132 

Europe 

Armstrong, Hamilton Fish. 949.6 A735 

The new Balkans, with an introduction by A. C Coolidge. Harper, 

1926. 

A study of political conditions in the Balkan States since the World War. The 

author is (1927) managing editor of "Foreign affairs" and executive director of the 

Council on foreign relations. 

Bradby, E. D. 944.04 B67 

A short history of the French Revolution, 1789-1795. Clarendon 

Press, 1926. 

Bibliography: p.vi-ix. 

"The aim of this book is to give some idea of the French Revolution to the general 

reader who is not an historical student, and more especially to the young reader." 

Preface. 

Guedalla, Philip. 942.08 G95 

Palmerston, 1784-1865. Putnam, 1927. 


"Mr. Guedalla's idea was not to write a biography of Palmerston. His idea was 

to make his book a gigantic film of the eighty years which ended in 1865 and to show 

us the figure and character of Palmerston in the foreground. . .Mr. Guedalla's method 

is to recount for each year a string of contemporary events, and then to throw upon 

the screen of this temporal kaleidoscope the figure of Palmerston as he was in that 

year." Leonard Woolf in Nation and athcmrum, 192b.


United States 

Albany, N. Y— Court of Albany, colony of Rens- r 974.74 A32 

selaerswyck and Schaenhechtede. 

Minutes of the court of Albany, Rensselaerswyck, and Schenectady, 

1668-73; tr. and ed. by A. J. F. Van Laer. v.l. New York State 


Earlier minutes appear in the "Minutes of the court of Rensselaerswyck, 1648- 

1652" (r 974.74 R34) and in the "Minutes of the court of Fort Orange and Beverwyck, 

1652-60" (r 974.7 B46). Records of the court for the intervening period, 1661-1667, 

are missing. 

Bassett, John Spencer. 973 B29e 

Expansion and reform, 1889-1926. Longmans, 1926. (Epochs of 

American history.) 

"List of reference books": p.viii-xiv. 

Beveridge, Albert Jeremiah. qr 973.3 B46 

Sources of the Declaration of Independence; an address delivered 

before the Historical Society of Pennsylvania, June 2, 1926. [1926.] 

Conrad, Henry Clay. qr 975.1 C75 

History of the state of Delaware, from the earliest settlements to 

the year 1907. 3v. Privately printed, 1907. 

v.1-2. History. 

v.3. [Biography.] 

Hinkhouse, Fred Junkin. 973.3 H56 

The preliminaries of the American Revolution as seen in the English 

press, 1763-1775. Columbia University Press, 1926. (Columbia University. 

New York. Studies in history, economics, and public law, 

no.276.) 


The same. (In Columbia University, New York. Studies in history, 

economics, and public law, no.276.) r 330 C72 no.276 

Lockwood, Sarah M. q 974.71 L76 

New York, not so little and not so old. Doubleday, 1926. 


"For the out-of-towner it is an unusual sort of guide-book, displayed most attractively, 

injecting charming historical comment, discussing all the important landmarks and the 

city by zones." Saturday review of literature, 1926. 

973.3 032 

Our debt to France. Washington Lafayette Institution, 1926. 

Contents.—Our revolutionary debt to France, by J. H. Latane.—What else could 

France have done? Remarks of Hon. J. J. Rogers.—How France aided American 

liberty, by L. C. Karpinski and Charles Bache.—Our debt to France, by J. H. Penniman.—What 

Lafayette did for America, by J. H. Penniman.—France and America 

to-day, by A. P. Andrew.—Our prearmistice loans, by A. P. Andrew. 

Rothert, Otto Arthur. r 976.9 R75f 

The Filson Club and its activities, 1884-1922; a history of the Filson 

Club, including lists of Filson Club publications and papers on Kentucky 

history prepared for the club, also names of members. Morton, 1922. 

(Filson Club. Publications, no.32.)


Tomkins, William. r 970.6 T59 

Universal Indian sign language of the plains Indians of North 

America, together with a dictionary of synonyms covering the basic 

words represented, also a codification of pictographic word symbols of 

the Ojibway and Sioux nations. Privately printed [cl926]. 


Creel, George. 972 C87 

The people next door; an interpretive history of Mexico & the 

Mexicans. Day, 1926. 

Sketches the history of Mexico with emphasis upon its relations with the 

United States. 

"The faults of this readable book are numerous small errors of fact and not 

too great discrimination in the choice of authorities." H. I. Priestley in Books, 1926. 

Karsten, Rafael. 980.1 K13 

The civilization of the South American Indians, with special reference 

to magic and religion, with a preface by Edward Westermarck. 

Knopf, 1926. (The history of civilization.) 

Lawrence, Thomas Edward. 953 L42 

Revolt in the desert. Doran, 1927. 

Colonel Lawrence was the most notable figure in the Arab revolt which contributed 

to the success of Allenby's campaign during the World War. 

"The volume is a masterpiece of production. . .It is superbly printed, and 

illustrated with many striking drawings by Augustus John and others. It is written 

with the uttermost candor, and with a notable command of English prose...the style 

has the grace of sound scholarship, and at times its vividness and realism are almost 

cruel. It is both a record of great deeds and the presentation of the soul of a land 

and a people and the soul of a man...There is none of the gusto and swing of epic 

. . .He stands outside himself and comments like an impartial spectator. It is his 

psychological profoundity which makes his book so great a piece of literature." 

lohn Buchan in Saturday review of literature, 1927. 

Puig Casauranc, Jose Manuel. 972 P98 

De nuestro Mexico, cosas sociales y aspectos politicos. 1926. 

European War 

Robertson, Sir William Robert, ist hart. 940.91 R54 

Soldiers and statesmen, 1914-1918. 2v. Scribner, 1926. 

"The story of British strategy from 1914 to 1918. While the problems it discusses 

are chiefly professional in character, Sir William's language is never technical 

...There is very little of the personal.. .even of events in which he was most 

personally concerned. This is a straightforward narration and analysis of the main 

problems facing the British Army during the World War, of the attempts to solve 

those problems, and of the difficulties arising between Government and army." 

Herbert Solow in Literary review, 1926. 

The author was chief of the Imperial General Staff from 1915 to 1918. 

940.914 W21 

War birds, diary of an unknown aviator, illustrated by Clayton Knight. 


"One of the best pictures yet painted of the life that officers and men led before 

and after they got to the front. It is told in simple anecdotal form, humorous in 

presentation, shyly beautiful in sentiment." Joseph Collins in Literary review, 1927. 

Whether the book is exactly what it purports to be, the actual diary of an American


War birds—continued. 940.914 W21 

aviator who fell fighting in France, has been questioned. The opinions have been advanced 

that the author is still living, and therefore wishes to conceal his identity, or 

that the book as it stands is not the verbatim diary of any one aviator, but that an 

original diary, possibly that of Henry Grider, has been used as a basis, but added to 

and altered. 




support in this district a teacher, herself totally blind, who, under the direction of this 





American Braille 

Maxwell, William Henry, b. 1852. qE 425 M52 

Advanced lessons in English grammar, v.2. Amer. Printing House 

for the Blind, 1894. (Maxwell's English series.) 



Brant, Ethel Cushing. qE 395 B71 

Standard etiquette for all occasions; put into revised Braille for the 

United States Veterans bureau. 2v. Amer. Printing House for the 

Blind, 1926. 

Cady, H. Emilie. qE 230 Cll 

Lessons in truth; a course of twelve lessons in practical Christianity. 

2v. Amer. Printing House for the Blind, 1926. 

Cooper, James Fenimore. qE C787s 

The spy, a tale of the neutral ground. 8v. Amer. Printing House 


Krehbiel, Henry Edward. qE 780 K41 

How to listen to music; hints and suggestions to untaught lovers of 

the art; put into revised Braille for the United States Veterans bureau. 

4v. Amer. Printing House for the Blind, 1926. 

Quinn, Vernon. qE 917.2 Q35 

Beautiful Mexico; its story, legends, and scenic charm. 5v. Amer. 

Printing House for the Blind, 1926. 

Seawell, Molly Elliot. qE S442s 

The sprightly romance of Marsac. 2v. Amer. Printing House for 

the Blind. 

Wheeler, William Morton. E 595.7 W61 

Social life among the insects; being a series of lectures delivered at 

the Lowell Institute in Boston in March 1922; transcribed and presented 

by Agnes Alexander. 6v. New York County Chapter and the Bronx, 

Amer. Red Cross, 1926.



Bullen, Frank Thomas. j B875f 

Frank Brown, sea apprentice. Nisbet. 

Life of a boy on board a merchant sailing vessel during the first half of the 

19th century. Adventures in foreign lands, storms on lonely seas, and the salvaging 

and bringing safe to port a sister ship add interest to the story. 


Alaska; our northern wonderland. Doubleday, 1926. (Carpenter's 

world travels.) 


Covers the history of Alaska and its settlers, the life and customs of the Indians 

and Eskimos, the development of the natural resources and industries, and the 

wonders of nature. 

Carpenter, Frank George, & Harmon, Dudley. j 914 C22b 

The British Isles and the Baltic states; England, Wales, Scotland, 

Northern Ireland, the Irish Free State, Germany, Poland, Latvia, 

Russia, Esthonia, and Finland; with 96 illustrations from original 

photographs. Doubleday, 1926. (Carpenter's world travels.) 

Carpenter, Frank George. j 918 C22L 

Lands of the Andes and the desert. Doubleday, 1924. (Carpenter's 

world travels.) 

The author tells of his travels through Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, and Bolivia. 

He describes not only the industries and natural resources of each country and the 

rapidly increasing development of them but also the customs of the primitive tribes 

and the recent archaeological discoveries among the ruins of the cities of the Incas. 


The tail of the hemisphere; Chile and Argentina. Doubleday, 1926. 

(Carpenter's world travels.) 


This book is the result of two journeys made through Chile and Argentina, by 

boat, by rail, and by automobile. Contains descriptions of the chief cities, the 

farming districts, and the industries and government of each country. Many 

illustrations and a map. 

j 398 F16 

Fairy tale princes; a collection of children's favorite stories; illustrated 

by Lillian Sturges. Saalfield Pub. Co. [cl926.] (John Newbery 

series.) 

Contents.—The frog prince.—The golden bird.—Prince Darling.—Prince Hyacinth 

and the dear little princess. 

Field, Rachel Lyman. j 811 F458 

Taxis and toadstools; verses and decorations. Doubleday, 1926. 

"Captain Jim", "Gypsy children", "Summer afternoon", "I'd like to be a 

lighthouse", and other verses. 

Finnemore, John. j 398.22 F51 

The story of Robin Hood and his merry men. Black, 1909. 

How Robin Hood won the sheriff's prize, and other tales retold from old 

English ballads. Pictures in color by Allan Stewart.


Fraser-Simson, H. qj 784.8 F88t 

Teddy Bear, and other songs from "When we were very young", 

words by A. A. Milne, decorations by E. H. Shepard. Dutton [cl926]. 

Contents.—Disobedience.—The alchemist.—Jonathan Jo.—The four friends.— 

Independence.—Before tea.—Bad Sir Brian Botany.—Sand-between-the-toes.—Puppy 

and I.—Daffodowndilly.—Rice pudding.—Teddy Bear.—At the zoo.—If I were king. 

Hoffmann, Franz, 1814-82. j 92 B383h 

Ludwig van Beethoven; tr. from the German by G. P. Upton. 

McClurg, 1917. (Life stories for young people.) 

Account of the childhood and youth of Beethoven, showing his industry, 

courage, honesty, and devotion to music. 

McCurdy, Robert Morrill. j 716.2 M14 

Garden flowers; forty-eight illustrations in full color. Doubleday, 

1926. (The nature library.) 

Gives a short description of a great many flowers. Includes also trees, shrubs, 

vines, and some plants that do not flower or belong properly in gardens. 

McGowan, Mrs. Ellen (Beers), & Waite, C. A. j 677 M16 

Textiles and clothing. Macmillan, 1926. 


Contents.—The textile fibers.—Spinning and weaving.—Structure of fabrics.— 

Cotton.—Flax.—Wool.—Silk.—Textile testing.—Care and repair of clothing.—Economics 

and hygiene of clothing. 

Orton, Helen Fuller. j 02882w 

Winter at Cloverfield Farm, with illustrations and decorations by 

E. G. Blossom and H. G. Babbitt. Stokes. 

Tells about life on the farm during cold, snowy weather. The family enjoy many 

happy times—an old-fashioned Thanksgiving, bob-sled riding, and a "sugaring off" 

in the maple woods. 

Singmaster, Elsie. j 973 S61 

The book of the United States. Doran [cl926]. 

A short history with suggestions of stories, poems, and other books for additional 

reading. Illustrated with reproductions of famous pictures. 

Untermeyer, Louis, comp. j 821.08 U25y 

Yesterday and today; a collection of verse ("mostly modern) designed 

for the average person of nine to nineteen, and possibly higher, 

with drawings by Edna Reindel. Harcourt [cl927], 

"A supplementary reading list": p.358-363. 

"Who's who among the poets": p.315-348. 

The first part includes poems of authors born between 1800 and 1850, and the 

second part represents the work of poets born after 1850. In each division the 

selections are grouped under such headings as: Common miracles.—Birds, beasts, 

and flowers.—Ballads and legends.—Treasures of the mind.—Tales old and new. 

Winlow, Anna Constance. j 914.75 W78 

Our little Lithuanian cousin, with an introduction by C. V. Winlow; 

illustrated by J. M. Foster. Page [cl926]. (Little cousin 

series.) 

About the daily life of a Lithuanian boy. The work, pastimes, and customs 

ot the people are described, and a few historical tales, legends, and songs are 

included. 

s


Young, Ella. j 398.2 Y37 

The wonder smith and his son; a tale from the golden childhood 

of the world; illustrated by Boris Artzybasheff. Longmans, 1927. 

Tales about the great Gubbaun Saor, who "was a maker of worlds and a sbaper 

of universes. Men said the stars were sparks from his anvil. White horses were 

sacred to him, and Lugh's White Hound, the Sun, knew him as a master". The 

author first heard these stories in Ireland and Scotland, in thatched cottages by turf 

fires, in brown-sailed boats, and on rocky hillsides, where the people still talk about 

the master smith and his son Lugh and his daughter Aunya. 

Zwilgmeyer, Dikken. j Z94i 

Inger Johanne's lively doings; tr. from the Norwegian by Emilie 

Poulsson; illustrated by F. L. Young. Lothrop. 

Inger Johanne says "Most people think that nothing very important happens 

in our town, but we boys and girls have plenty of fun and excitement and that is 

what I'm going to tell you about". 

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Fiction 

Anderson, Sherwood. A549ta 

Tar; a midwest childhood. Boni. 

A study of a boy's life, with a strong autobiographical element. 

"Sombre and dreamy, full of repetition, yet with that brooding sense of the richness 

of commonplace life which distinguishes this writer." Saturday review' of literature, 1926. 

Benson, Robert Hugh. B4434L 

Loneliness? Dodd. 

A Catholic girl, tempted away from the piety of her childhood by her promise as a 

singer and by her love for a Protestant, in the end finds the claims of the church 

insistent. 

Chilton, Eleanor Carroll. C438s 

Shadows waiting; a novel in three parts. John Day Co. 

"Dealing with the subtly fatal influence dead ancestors can exert on a pair of starcrossed 

lovers, 'Shadows Waiting' is called by the author a melodrama of the intellect 

...The tale develops in a half-lit world of mental fantasy, sown thickly with a thousand 

shadows, in which memories of the dead are meant to be as potent and actual as the 

figures of the living lovers." Nation, 1927. 

Delafield, E. M. {pseud, of Edmee Elizabeth Monica D387J 

De la Pasture). 

Jill. Harper. 

At eighteen, Jill, the daughter of a demi-mondaine, educated partly at convents and 

partly by her mother's cosmopolitan associates, is projected upon London. There she 

comes in contact with two groups of people, one representing the old traditions and the 

other the demoralizing effect of the war. 

287


Duke, Winifred. D885h 

Heir to kings. Stokes. 

"A moving, well-written dramatization in novel form of the '46, the second Jacobite 

rising, with 'Bonnie. Prince Charlie,' weak, brave, impetuous, already tainted with some 

years spent at the Court of Louis XV of France, as its tragic hero...A story whose 

pathos is relieved by skillful character drawing and a convincing vitality of historic 

atmosphere." Literary review, 1926. 

Fletcher, Joseph Smith. F635d 

Daniel Quayne; a morality. Doran. 

A story of rural life in Yorkshire. 

Frankau, Gilbert. F8763g 

Gerald Cranston's lady. Century. 

A self-made English coal magnate and a widowed gentlewoman marry not for love 

but for social standing for him, and for her, financial security and the safety of her 

son's future. The story presents their problem of winning through difficulties to peace, 

^reconciliation, and love. 

Fullwood, Charles T. F98SJ 

The judge and two Lizzies. Dorrance. 

Silas Wigham, justice of the peace, chronicles his adventures on tour with his niece 

Lizzie and her new Ford car. 

Glass, Montague. G4.66L 

Lucky numbers. Doubleday. 

Contents.—Lucky numbers.—Such a mother!—Well, why not?—Yes, Mr. Rosenthal! 

—Be warned by Mr. Walpole.—That's the way it goes.—Under new management. 

Gorky, Maxim (pseud, of Alexiei Maximovitch Pieshkov). G678d 

Decadence; tr. from the Russian by Veronica Dewey. McBride. 

"The history of a merchant family, father, sons and grandsons, covering a period 

from the emancipation of the serfs to the Bolshevik revolution. . .The author's treatment 

of his puzzled hero offers an element of humaneness which gives warmth to an otherwise 

chilly and gloomy book." Avrahm Yarmolinsky in Books, 1927. 

Green, Henry. G828b 

Blindness. Dutton. 

A psychological study of a young English boy who, through an accident, becomes blind. 

Johnson, Owen. J363c 

Children of divorce. Little. 

"The beginning of the tale. . .vividly pictures the unhappiness of several homeless 

youngsters whose parents have deserted them in the pursuit of new mates. Yet neither 

the virtues nor the vices of these children can be logically attributed to their state of 

pseudo-orphanage. One even suspects that what ails most of them is too much money 

and too little intellect." Saturday review of literature, 1927. 

Lovelace, Mrs. Maud (Hart). L943b 

The black Angels; a novel. John Day Co. 

"A novel of Minnesota from before the Civil War to the end of the 1880's, and of 

a large family named Angel, sisters and brothers and later their children, who toured 

the country as a concert troupe and afterwards as performers in 'Pinafore.' " Louis 

Kronenberger in Saturday review of literature, 1926. 

Marks, Percy. M3912L 

Lord of himself. Century. 

"Continues the adventures of some of the characters who appeared in 'The Plastic 

Age,' and is mainly concerned with the spiritual development of the new-rich young 

Carl Peters, just out of college, and floundering about in the brittle hullabaloo of New 

York life." Saturday review of literature, 1927. 

Minnigerode, Meade. M727co 

Cockades; a romance. Putnam. 

The scene is laid in New York and New Orleans, the story based on the supposition 

that Charles Louis, the dauphin of France, escaped to America at the time of the French 

Revolution.

BOOKS ADDED—JUNE 1927 289 

Murasaki shikibu. M971w 

A w r reath of cloud; being the third part of 'The tale of Genji'; tr, 

from the Japanese by Arthur Waley. Houghton. 

"We find Genji restored not only to favor at court but to the life of a relaxed 

dilettante. . .Midway.. .the scene shifts abruptly from Genji and court life to a remote 

and barbarous island...we are suddenly in the midst of a simple, clear, forthright and 

exciting narrative, about persons new to us." Witter Bynncr in Books, 1927. 

Peterkin, Mrs. Julia E. P456b 

Black April; a novel. Bobbs. 

"There are no white people in this book. From first to last it is the story of the 

negroes' lives in relation to each other...The black people of her pages are the hands on 

an isolated South Carolina plantation on the coast, visited by its owners only in the 

shooting season. April, the foreman, is a negro; and though the 'big house' is there, the 

story is of the plantation quarters... Mrs. Peterkin's rich store of understanding knowledge 

of the negro shows itself on every page." C. M. Puckctte in Saturday review of 


Porter, Mrs. Gene (Stratton). P8362m 

The magic garden; decorations by Lee Thayer. Doubleday. 

A story of two wealthy children whose parents are divorced. Each child is given a 

fine house and the best of servants but no companions, until Amaryllis is lost in the 

magic garden. 

Sedgwick, Anne Douglas. S448o 

The old countess. Houghton. 

A French countryside, at once beautiful and sinister, is the setting in which the 

English visitors, Jill and Richard Graham, find their destinies entangled with those of 

the old countess and Marthe, her protegee and protector. 

Smith, Pauline. S656b 

The beadle. Doran. 

The story of a beautiful young girl, the daughter of the beadle, living on a farm in 

South Africa, on the Little Karroo, and of the young Englishman convalescing there. 

"It is written with dignity, beauty and simplicity and with a love of place that might 

soften the heart of any critic who knows its background." F. B. Young in Books, 1927. 

Straus, Ralph. S912o 

Our wiser sons. Holt. 

"Almost a conventional comedy of manners centred round the orthodox theme of 

conflicting generations—the misunderstanding father and the misunderstood son. . . Mr. 

Straus has combined this theme. . .with.. . .a love affair broken and mended, pictures of 

the typical British man of big business, a Bohemian atmosphere in Chelsea." New York 

times book review, 1926. 

Thane, Elswyth. T3373e 

Echo answers. Stokes. 

A young Englishman's love affairs with three very different types of women—the 

making or breaking of his artistic future depending upon the wisdom of his choice. 

Undset, Sigrid. U255c 

The cross; tr. from the Norwegian by Charles Archer. Knopf. 

Completes the trilogy of medieval Norwegian life begun in "The bridal wreath" and 

"The mistress of Husaby". This last volume tells how Erlend, in his fallen fortunes, 

lived ill at ease on a country manor and how Kristin struggled for her seven sons. 

Webster, Henry Kitchell. W383p 

Philopena. Bobbs. 

Also published under the title "Masquerade". 

This tale, full of mystery, adventure, and romance, hinges upon the extraordinary 

outward resemblance between Cynthia and Celia, twins who were brought up by 

different relatives in quite opposite environments. 

White, Stewart Edward. W6362ba 

Back of beyond. Doubleday. 

A tale of big game hunting and exploring in Africa, and a strange encounter with 

native mysteries.


Wren, Percival Christopher. W929d 

Dew and mildew; a loose-knit tale of Hindustan. Stokes. 

A fakir's curse and what followed forms the basis for the plot of this swiftly moving 

tale of modern India. 

Yates, Dornford. Y18j 

Jonah and co. Minton. 

Light and amusing account of the adventures of six young English people who spend 

a winter motoring through the south of France and down into Spain. 


Brocchi, Virgilio. 853 B7Sp 

II poco lume ed il gran cerchio d'ombra. 

Contents.—11 suo amore.—II romanzo delle tre fiabe. 

Brod, Max. 833 B76 

Reubeni, furst der Juden; ein renaissanceroman. 

Corelli, Marie (pseud, of Minnie Mackay). 839.33 C81 

Thelma, een Noorsche prinses, naar het Engelsch door Hanna Van 

Brielen. 

Maurois, Andre. 843 M497 

Bernard Quesnay. 

A novel. French text. 

Raabe, Wilhelm. qr 833 Rll 

Hollunderbliithe; eine erinnerung aus dem hause des lebens, mit 

steinzeichnungen von Hugo Steiner-Prag. 

General Works 

Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh. r 012 F81c 

Stephen C. Foster, 1826-1864; his songs, also books and magazine 

articles on his life and work in the Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh; 

issued on the one hundredth anniversary of his birth. Pittsburgh, 1926. 

Dill, William Adelbert. qr 016.07 DS8 

The first century of American newspapers; a graphic check list of 

periodicals published from 1690 to 1790 in what was to become the 

United States. [cl925.] (Kansas University—Journalism department. 

Bulletin.) 

Leonard, Lillian Ramsdell. r 020.71 L62 

Library work for high school freshmen; a study based on the required 

work in English for the freshman year. [Inland Printing & Pub. 

Co., 1925.] 

Michigan University—Rhetoric and journalism department. r 028 M66 

Books for college men and women. Wahr [cl926]. 

Missouri University—School of journalism. 070 M74w 

The writer and the publisher; addresses delivered at the fifteenth 

annual journalism week at the University of Missouri, May 12-17, 1924. 

1924. (Missouri University. Bulletin; journalism series, no.29.)


Pennsylvania—Public instruction department. r 028.5 P39L 

Library books for junior high schools. 1924. 

The same. 1925. (In its Bulletin, no.25.) r 379.748 P399b no.25 

Power, Effie Louise, comp. r 028.5 P87L 

A list of books for girls. Ed.3. Wilson, 1925. 

Toldo, Vittorio de. 095 T57 

L'arte italiana della legatura del libro. 1923. (Monografie di arti 

decorative, no.3.) 


r 051 V34 

The Virginia quarterly review, April 1925-date. v.i-date. 1925-date. 

Published by the University of Virginia. 


Adams, Evangeline Smith. 133.5 A21 

The bowl of heaven. Dodd, 1926. 

Miss Adams is (1926) an astrologer. 

"The author's autobiographical details, her news of famous clients and her defense 

of her profession are lively and readable." Books, 1929. 

Child Study Association of America. 136.7 C43 

Studies in child training, no.1-9. 1925. 

Contains bibliography. 

Contents.—Obedience.—Rewards and punishments.—Truth and falsehood.—Curiosity.—The 

use of money.—Habit.—Imagination.—Health training of the pre-school child. 

—Answering the children's questions: sex education. 

Descartes, Rene. qr 194 D45 

Correspondence of Descartes and Constantyn Huygens, 1635-1647, 

ed. from manuscripts now in the Bibliotheque Nationale, formerly in 

the possession of the late Harry Wilmot Buxton, F.R.A.S., by Leon Roth. 


Bibliography: p.lxv; "List of authorities and abbreviations": p.lxxv. 

Holmes, Ernest Shurtleff. 131 H73 

The science of mind; a complete course of lessons in the science of 

mind and spirit. McBride, 1926. 

New thought. 

Rogers, Louis William. 135 R61 

Dreams and premonitions. Theo Book Co. [cl923.] 

Ethics 

Cabot, Richard Clarke. 174 Cll 

Adventures on the borderlands of ethics. Harper, 1926. 

Considers ethics in relation to the medical profession, to business, to education, and 

to social work. The author is (1927) professor of clinical medicine and of social ethics 

in Harvard University. 

Gale, Robert Joseph. 173 G14 

Elements of child training. Holt [cl926]. 


Opium Conference. qr 178 026 

Records (2d), 1924/25. [1925.]


Religion 

Boulting, E. Frances. 232 B655 

The beautiful childhood, with illustrations by M. T. Atkinson. Harcourt 

[cl926]. 


The story of the childhood of Jesus, following the Bible narrative but adding such 

imaginary events as give a fuller picture of the times. Intended for children. 

Clausen, Bernard Chancellor. 224 C54 

Pen-portraits of the prophets. Revell [cl926]. 

Fagley, Frederick L. 285.8 F13 

The Congregational churches; an outline of the history, beliefs, and 

the organization of Congregational churches in the United States. 

Pilgrim Press [cl92S]. 

Fletcher, John William. r 273.6 F63 

Checks to antinomianism in a series of letters to Rev. Mr. Shirley 

and Mr. Hill. 2v. Lane, 1846. 

Hallock, Gerard Benjamin Fleet, comp. 252 H18c 

Cyclopedia of funeral sermons and sketches, with ministrant's 

manual; forms of service, suggestive texts, salutations, prayers, Scripture 

readings, quotable poetry, comprehensive collection of best illustrations, 

etc. Doran [cl926]. (The pastor's personal library.) 

Jayne, Walter Addison. 291 J22 

The healing gods of ancient civilizations. Yale University Press, 1925. 

"The present volume is the second work published by the Yale University Press on 

the Philip Hamilton McMillan memorial publication fund." 


Kato, Genchi. 299 K13 

A study of Shinto, the religion of the Japanese nation. 1926. 


The author is (1926) associate professor of the Tokyo Imperial University in charge 

of the chair of Shinto. 

Marchant, Sir James, comp. 232 M37 

Anthology of Jesus. Harper, 1926. 

"List of references to authors and sources": p.385—405. 

"Compilation, consisting of hundreds of brief excerpts from Christian writers... 

arranged in some forty-three chapters dealing with such subjects as the baptism, temptation, 

miracles, teaching, humility, transfiguration, betrayal, trial and crucifixion, 

resurrection and ascension of Jesus." Books, 1926. 

Morgan, George Campbell. 251 M89 

Searchlights from the Word; being 1188 sermon-suggestions, one 

from every chapter in the Bible. Revell [cl926]. 

Newton, Joseph Fort, ed. 231 N29 

My idea of God; a symposium of faith. Little, 1926. 

Papers written by H. G. Enelow, B. L. Conway, J. G. Machen, R. M. Jones, 

Richard Roberts, A. F. Gilmore, J. H. Holmes, H. S. Coffin, D. C. Macintosh, H. J. 

Bridges, J. H. Dietrich, E. Y. Mullins, S. M. Crothers, C. W. Harvey, E. S. Ames, 

F. J. McConnell, R. T. Flewelling, and Brown Landone.


Peake, Arthur Samuel. 225 P34 

A critical introduction to the New Testament. Duckworth [1926]. 

(Studies in theology.) 


The author is (1926) professor of biblical exegesis in the University of Manchester. 

Phelps, William Lyon. 204 P49 

Adventures and confessions. Scribner, 1926. 

Contents.—Adventure.—Salvation.—Sin.—Death.—Life.—Truth.— Women.— Interlude.—Triangle.—Judgment.—Etiquette.—Science. 

Presbyterian Church in the United States. r 285.1 P92s 

A series of tracts on the doctrines, order, and polity of the Presbyterian 

Church in the United States of America, embracing several on 

practical subjects, v.1-9, 11. Presbyterian Board of Publication [18- ]. 

Rail, Harris Franklin. 231 R16 

The meaning of God. Cokesbury Press, 1925. (Quillian lectures, 

1924.) 

Rawlinson, Alfred Edward John. 232 R23 

The New Testament doctrine of the Christ. Longmans, 1926. 

(Bampton lectures, 1926.) 

"Frankly and definitely anti-Modernist in his historical account of Christ and the 

Church. . .The attempt of a scholar and an Anglo-Catholic to prove that the creeds of the 

Church are true and that they express what was implicit in Christianity from the first." 

Henry Gow in Hibbert journal, 1927. 

Smith, David. 232 S645 

The days of His flesh, the earthly life of Our Lord and Saviour 

Jesus Christ. Doran. 


"In the Introduction I have endeavoured to vindicate the historicity of the evangelic 

records and adduce reason for believing, in opposition to an influential school of modern 

criticism, that they present Jesus as He actually lived among men, and not as He 

appeared to a later generation through a haze of reverence and superstition. And in the 

subsequent chapters I have sought, by interpreting what the Evangelists have written, to 

justify the Church's faith in Him as the Lord from Heaven." Preface. 

The author is (1927) professor of New Testament criticism and interpretation in 

Assembly's College, Belfast. 

Stewart, Walter Sinclair. 266 S852 

Early Baptist missionaries and pioneers; ed. by the Department of 

missionary education, Board of education of the Northern Baptist Convention. 

2v. Judson Press, cl925-26. 

"Reading list": v.l, p.257-258; Bibliography: v.2, p.[2311-235. 

Streeter, Burnett Hillman, and others. 237 S91 

Immortality; an essay in discovery co-ordinating scientific, psychical, 

and biblical research. Macmillan, 1925. 

Contents.—Presuppositions and prejudgments, by A. Clutton-Brock.—The mind and 

the brain, by J. A. Hadfield.—The resurrection of the dead, by B. H. Streeter.—The 

life of the world to come, by B. H. Streeter.—The Bible and hell, by C. W. Emmet.— 

A dream of heaven, by A. Clutton-Brock.—The good and evil in spiritualism, by Lily 

Dougall.—Reincarnation, karma, and theosophy, by [Lily Dougall].—The undiscovered 

country, by [Lily Dougall].


Streeter, Burnett Hillman. 201 S91 

Reality; a new correlation of science & religion. Macmillan, 1927. 

"Thought and style alike are lucid and incisive.. .Canon Streeter fights a little 

shy of the terms Theology and Metaphysics. He prefers to speak of Religion and 

Science ..but from the moment when he grapples with the questions they arouse—the 

status of value in Reality, the adequacy of scientific method to account for life and 

purpose, the nature of the Creative Power revealed in the world-process, and the 

problem of suffering and evil—he is working his way by the path of metaphysics 

towards a goal where the philosopher and the theologian stand on common ground." 

W. G. de Burgh in Hibbert journal, 1927. 

Student Volunteer Movement for Foreign Missions. r 266 S93n 

North American students and world advance; addresses delivered at 

the eighth international convention of the Student Volunteer Movement 

for Foreign Missions, Des Moines, Iowa, Dec. 31, 1919 to Jan. 4, 1920; 

Burton St. John, ed. 1920. 

280 T91 

Twelve modern apostles and their creeds, with an introduction by W. R. 

Inge. Duffield, 1926. 

Contents.—The future of Christianity, by W. R. Inge.—Why I am a Catholic, by 

G. K. Chesterton.—Why I am an Episcopalian, by C. L. Slattery.—Why I am a Presbyterian, 

by H. S. Coffin.—Why I am a Lutheran, by Nathan Sdderblom.—Why I am a 

Baptist, by E. Y. Mullins.—Why I am a Quaker, by R. M. Jones.—Why I am a 

Methodist, by F. M. North.—Why I am a Congregationalism by C. E. Jefferson.—Why 

I am a Unitarian, by S. M. Crothers.—Why I am a Mormon, by Reed Smoot.—Why I 

am a Christian Scientist, by Clifford Smith.—Why I am an unbeliever, by Carl Van 

Douen. 

Union Theological Seminary, New York (city). r 207 U25 

Alumni catalogue, 1836-1926, compiled by C R. Gillett. 1926. 

Van Ness, Thomas. 277.4 V19 

The religion of New England. Beacon Press [cl926]. 

A series of addresses explaining the background of religious thought in New England 

from colonial days. The author is (1926) pastor of the Second Church (Unitarian) 

of Boston. 

Whitehead, Alfred North. 204 W63 

Religion in the making; Lowell lectures, 1926. Macmillan, 1926. 

The author is (1926) professor of philosophy in Harvard University. 

Theosophy 

Besant, Mrs. Annie (Wood). 212 B46c 

The changing world, and Lectures to theosophical students, fifteen 

lectures delivered in London during May, June, and July 1909. Theosophical 

Press [1910?] 

Besant, Mrs. Annie (Wood). 212 B46t 

Theosophy and the Theosophical Society; four lectures delivered at 

the thirty-seventh annual convention of the Theosophical Society at 

Adyar, on December 27th, 28th, 29th, and 30th, 1912. 1913. 

Contents.—Theosophy or Paravidya.—Theosophy the open road to the masters.— 

Theosophy the root of all religions.—The Theosophical Society, its meaning, purpose, 

and functions.


Cooper, Irving Steiger. 212 C78r 

Reincarnation, the hope of the world. Theosophical Pub. House, 

Amer. branch, 1920. 

Attempts to set forth briefly and simply the meaning, purpose, and proofs, of 

reincarnation. 

Krishnamurti, Jiddu. 212 K42 

At the feet of the master, by Alcyone [pseud.]. Theosophical Press. 

The teachings contained in the book were given to the young Theosophist by his 

master in preparing him for initiation and were written down by him from memory. 

Adapted from Preface. 


Browne, Lewis Allen. 296 B81s 

The story of the Jews from the earliest times to the present day; 

with maps and chronological tables. Cape [1926]. 

Goldenson, Samuel H. r 296 G57 

Jesus of Nazareth in the light of Jewish and Christian thought and 

history; a Sunday lecture delivered Jan. 10, 1926, before the Rodef 

Shalom congregation. Pittsburgh, 1926. 

The Jewish daily bulletin. qr 296 J3179 

Index; a key to contemporary Jewish history, Jan. 1-Dec. 31, 1925. 

v.l. cl925. 

Loeb, Mrs. Sophie Irene (Simon). 296 L76 

Palestine awake; the rebirth of a nation. Century [cl926]. 

The author "has made an alert survey of the interesting social experiment which 

is in progress, and her observations have been set down with vividness and keen 

journalistic perception". Books, 1927. 

Margolin, Arnold Davidovich. 296 M38 

The Jews of eastern Europe, foreword by J. W. Gerard. Seltzer, 1926. 

Contents.—Political and social factors in the life of the eastern European Jews.— 

The Beiliss ritual trial.—Jewish immigrant life in the New World. 

Sociology 

323.1 A41 

All colors; a study outline on woman's part in race relations. Woman's 

Press, 1926. 


Black, Jack. 364 B51 

You can't win, with a foreword by Robert Herrick. Macmillan, 1926. 

For thirty years, fifteen of which he spent in prison, the author was a burglar and 

highwayman in the Pacific coast states and western Canada. This account of his career 

is told in a simple and straightforward manner. 

Buck, Jirah Dewey. 366.1 B85 

Symbolism of freemasonry; or, Mystic masonry and the greater 

mysteries of antiquity. Ed.3. Cook, 1925. 

Earlier editions published under title "Mystic masonry; or, The symbols of freemasonry 

and the greater mysteries of antiquity".


Dublin, Louis Israel, & Lotka, A. J. r 317.3 D85 

On the true rate of natural increase as exemplified by the population 

of the United States, 1920. Metropolitan Life Insurance Co., 1925. 

Reprinted from the "Journal of the American Statistical Association", September, 

1925. 

The same. (In American Statistical Association. Journal, v.20, Sept. 

1925.) r 310 A51 v.20 

Headley, Joel Tyler. *r 323.2 H38 

Pen and pencil sketches of the great riots; an illustrated history of 

the railroad and other great American riots, including all riots in the 

early history of the country. Treat, 1877. 

Hunter, Allan A. 301 H94 

Youth's adventure; foreword by H. E. Fosdick. Appleton, 1925. 

"Suggested readings" at end of each chapter. 

Contents.—Youth and the systems.—The venture of trust.—Abandoning an old 

dug-out.—Toward a functional society.—Men and women.—Race reconciliation.—Growth 

versus senescence.—Beyond science. 

"Pleads earnestly and sensibly for race reconciliation, anti-militarism, a sane view of 

marriage, and less standardization in our teaching and our lives." Saturday review of 


New York (state)—Reformatory at Elmira. r 364 N29e 

Extracts from penological reports and lectures written by members 

of the management and staff of the New York state Reformatory, 

Elmira, N. Y., grouped and ed. by F. C. Allen. Summary Press, 1926. 

r 362.2 S78 

Standard hospital, asylum, and institution directory, 1924/25. no.5. 

[cl924]. 

Wines, Enoch Cobb. q 365 W78 

The state of prisons and of child-saving institutions in the civilized 

world. Wilson, 1880. 


Carter, John Franklin. 327 C23 

Man is war. Bobbs [cl926]. 

"In close upon four hundred well-written pages, Mr. Carter develops' the central 

thesis. . .that man is a fighting animal; that not even a superstate can keep him quiet 

...A good half of the book has relatively little direct relation to the problems of war 

and peace, but is simply an excellent and readable summary of the chief problems in 

international relations during the last few years." John Bakcless in Books, 1926. 

Greeley, Horace, & Cleveland, J. F., comp. r 329 GS2 

A political text-book for I860; comprising a brief view of presidential 

nominations and elections including all the national platforms ever yet 

adopted; also a history of the struggle respecting slavery in the territories, 

and of the action of Congress as to the freedom of the public 

lands. Tribune Assoc, 1860. 

Hanford, Alfred Chester. 352 H23 

Problems in municipal government. Shaw, 1926. 

Almost one hundred problems, each of which covers an actual case which has 

recently arisen in a particular American city. Intended for use in college courses.

BOOKS ADDED—JUNE 1927 

Hsu, Shuhsi. 327.51 H87 

China and her political entity; a study of China's foreign relations 

with reference to Korea, Manchuria, and Mongolia. Oxford University 

Press, Amer. branch, 1926. 

"To a great extent based on Chinese source material unknown to the non-Chinese 

writers on Far Eastern affairs. In this respect out of the seven chapters of the book 

the first two—'Historical Background' and 'Decline of the Tsing Dynasty'-—are of 

especial interest. . .With occasional remarks showing his bitter feeling, the autlior relates 

circumstances under which China gradually lost control over her tributary nations, 

territories and vassal states. . .and tells in detail. . .about the Boxer Rebellion, 'the 

battle of concessions,' 'the conflict of special interests,' the story of the annexation of 

Korea and about the activities up to recent time, of Russia and Japan in Mongolia and 

Manchuria." A. M. Nikolaieff in Literary review, 1927. 

The author is (1927) associate professor of political science in Peking University. 

Moon, Parker Thomas. 327 M875 

Imperialism and world politics. Macmillan, 1927. 

"Not since J. A. Hobson's volume, Imperialism, published twenty-five years ago, has 

there been an attempt to examine the subject as a whole, as a politico-economic system, 

an historic force working relentlessly to change the surface and inner life of the modern 

world. Professor Moon has met the need. He has done it admirably.. .The method is 

factual and historical. The regions which have been the theatre of European and American 

expansion are taken in turn and the story of the conquest and partition of all Africa, 

nearly all of Asia and the oceanic islands, and the encroachment of the United States 

to the south, is told with fine compression and restraint." Nathaniel Peffer in New 

republic, 1927. 

Palma, Rafael. r 325.3 P19 

Our campaign for independence from Taft to Harrison (1901-1921); 

with annotations by T. M. Kalaw. Bureau of printing, 1923. 

The author was formerly secretary of the interior and senator of the Philippine 

Islands. Mr. Kalaw is (1923) executive secretary of the Commission of independence. 

Pittsburgh University. 329 P674 

A brief course of ten lectures and bibliography on party government 

in the United States, prepared and given by E. D. Graper [and others]. 

[Pittsburgh, cl924.] (Its Radio publication, no.4.) 


The same. (In Pittsburgh University. Radio publication, 

no.4.) r 378.7 P67r no.4 

Pollock, James Kerr. 329 P76 

Party campaign funds. Knopf, 1926. (Borzoi political science texts.) 

A detailed study of present-day party finance based on filed reports, Congressional 

hearings, personal interviews with party leaders, and a consideration of federal and state 

legislation. The author is (1927) in the Department of political science in the University 

of Michigan. 

Reed, Thomas Harrison. 352 R28 

Municipal government in the United States. Century [cl926]. 

(Century political science series.) 


"The story of the development of city government in the United States, not in 

meticulous detail, but with sufficient thoroughness to explain the institutions of today 

...The long period from 1800 to 1888 has been covered in two chapters and portions of 

two others, while the doings of the last forty years occupy two-thirds of the book." 

Preface. 

The author is (1926) professor of municipal government and director of the Bureau 

of government in the University of Michigan. 

297


Simon, Ernest Darwin. 352 S59 

A city council from within; with a preface by Graham Wallas. 


A detailed description of the organization and work of the city council of Manchester, 

England. The author was formerly lord mayor of Manchester and served for many years 

as city councillor. 

Sze, Sao-Ke Alfred. 327.51 S99 

Addresses. Johns Hopkins Press, 1926. 

Contents.—The problem of China.—Causes of China's discontent: how they may be 

removed.—International aspects of the Chinese situation.—Extra-territoriality in China.— 

China's unequal treaties. 

The author is (1927) Chinese minister to the United States. 

United States—Privileges and elections committee. r 324 U253s 

Senator from Minnesota; hearings pursuant to Senate Resolution 20, 

a resolution to investigate election contest with relation to the senator 

from Minnesota. 1926. (69th Cong., 1st sess. Senate. Doc. no.158.) 

Concerning the charges of excessive and illegal expenditures in the election of 

Thomas D. Schall as senator from Minnesota for the term beginning March 4, 1925. 

Wayne County, Mich.—Board of county auditors. r 352.98 W35 

Manual, 1926. [1926.] 

Zimmern, Alfred Eckhard. 325.3 Z65 

The third British Empire, being a course of lectures delivered at 

Columbia University, New York. Oxford LTniversity Press, 1926. 

Contents.—The third British Empire.—The British Empire and the League of 

Nations.—The empire and the non-white peoples.—The empire and international economic 

co-operation.—The empire and nationality. 

The third empire, according to the author, is the third and present phase of 

imperial development, the British Commonwealth of Nations, which has succeeded the 

colonial and the mercantile empires. The lectures attempt to answer the questions why 

the British Empire has survived at a time when others have dissolved and disappeared, 

how it has survived, and what it must do to justify its survival. 

Immigration 

Allied Patriotic Societies, Inc., New York. r 325.73 A43 

American restriction of immigration; report of the Committee on 

immigration of the Allied Patriotic Societies, Inc. 1925. 

Pennsylvania—Public instruction department. r 325.73 P39 

Illiteracy, non-English-speaking and alien problems of Pennsylvania. 

1925. (Bulletin, no.2.) 

The same. (In its Bulletin, no.2.) r 379.748 P399b no.2 

Economics 

American Federation of Labor. r 331.88 A51c 

Constitution as adopted at the forty-fifth annual convention held at 

Atlantic City, N. J., October 5-16, inclusive, 1925. [1925.] 

"Labor literature": p.41-47.


Bachi, Riccardo. r 338.1 B12 

L'alimentazione e la politica annonaria in Italia, con una appendice 

su "II rifornimento dei viveri dell' esercito italiano" de Gaetano Zingali. 

1926. ([Carnegie Endowment for International Peace—Division of 

economics and history.] Storia economica e sociale della guerra mondiale; 

serie italiana.) 


Glass, Carter. 332.11 G46 

An adventure in constructive finance. Doubleday, 1927. 

"This volume, written by the outstanding and militant leader in the legislative 

battle which culminated in the passage of the Federal Reserve act, gives a vivid and 

spirited account of that memorable contest...It is to Mr. WilSon that Mr. Glass ascribes 

the chief credit for the passage of the act... In caustic terms, however, he takes issue 

repeatedly throughout the book with Professor Seymour, the compiler of the 'Intimate 

Papers of Colonel House,' in his portrayal of the Colonel as 'the real author of the 

Federal Reserve act and the concealed manager of the legislation before Congress.' " 

W. P. G. Harding in Literary review, 1927. 

Mr. Glass was a member of Congress and in 1918-19 was secretary of the treasury 

during Wilson's administration. 

Kinsman, Delos O. 330 K27 

Economics; or, The science of business. Ginn [cl927]. 

"Suggested reference works": p.xiii—xiv. 

A high school text-book. 

Knight, Melvin Moses. 330.9 K34 

Economic history of Europe to the end of the Middle Ages. Houghton 

[cl926]. 

"Suggestions for further reading" at end of each chapter. 

Lamborn (A. H.) Co. r 338.1 L18w 

World supplies and indicated forecasts; a consolidated statement of 

sugar conditions of the world, with supporting statistics as of August 

31st, 1923 and December 31st, 1923. Lamborn, 1923. (Its Sugar statistical 

reports.) 

Lovejoy, Owen Reed, & Thomas, C. S. r 331.3 L94 

Resolved: That the proposed twentieth amendment to the Constitution 

of the United States should be ratified. [National Child Labor 

Committee] 1925. (Publication, no.326.) 

Preprint from the "Proceedings" of the National Conference of Social Work for 

the National Child Labor Committee. 

The same. (In National Conference of Social Work. Proceedings, 

v.52, 1925, p.27-51.) r 361 N15 v.52 

r 338.8 M43 

Marvyn Scudder manual of extinct or obsolete companies, v.l. [cl926.] 

New York (state)—Labor department. qr 330.5 N26 

The industrial bulletin [monthly], Oct. 1921-date. v.i-date. 

1921-date. 

New York (state)—University. r 330.7 N26 

Syllabus for secondary schools; economics. University of the State 

of New York Press, 1924. (Bulletin, no.811.) 

Bibliography: p.5-7.


Pigou, Arthur Cecil. 330.1 P57 

The economics of welfare. Ed.2. Macmillan, 1924. 

Contents.—Welfare and the national dividend.—The size of the national dividend 

and the distribution of resources among different uses.—The national dividend and 

labour.—The distribution of the national dividend.—Appendices. 

Redford, Arthur. 331 R273 

Labour migration in England, 1800-50. Manchester University 

Press, 1926. (Manchester University. Economic history series, no.3.) 

"List of abbreviations": p.[xv]-xvi. 

"Appendix: Authorities for the statistical maps": p.[165.] 

Saposs, David Joseph. 331.88 S24 

Left wing unionism; a study of radical policies and tactics. International 


"Mr. Saposs equipped with an encyclopedic and intimate knowledge of the trade 

union movement, derived through research and personal participation, has written a 

penetrating critical and historical analysis of the conflict between radicals and conservatives 

in the American labor movement." Saturday review of literature, 1926. 

Scott, Herbert, comp. r 332.1 S42 

English, French, and German banking terms, phrases, and correspondence 

arranged in parallel dictionary form, including an appendix of 

the lesser-known French and German financial terms and their English 

equivalents, together with an index from French and German into 

English. Ed.2, rev. E. Wilson, 1926. 

United States—Coal commission. r 338.2 U2533s 

Summary of U. S. Coal commission's report on anthracite industry; 

summary prepared by S. S. Wyer, July 18, 1923. [1923.] 


United States—Tariff commission. r 337 U25m 

Minutes of the meetings of the United States Tariff commission; 

letter from the chairman of the United States Tariff commission transmitting 

in response to Senate Resolution 165, of March 9, 1926, a certified 

copy of the minutes of the meetings of the United States Tariff 

commission from September 19, 1922, to January 26, 1926. 1926. (69th 

Cong., 1st sess. Senate. Doc. no.83.) 

Running title: Minutes of United States Tariff commission. 

United States—Tariff commission. r 337.3 U257r 

The relation of transportation costs to costs of production for the 

purposes of section 315 of the Tariff Act of 1922; letter of the Tariff 

commission and opinion of the attorney general. 1926. 

Young, Arthur. 330.9 Y36 

Arthur Young on industry and economics; being excerpts from [his] 

observations on the state of manufactures and his economic opinions on 

problems related to contemporary industry in England; arranged by 

E. P. Hunt. 1926. 



Taxation 

Beale, Joseph Henry, & Magill, R. F. r 336.2 B34 

Cases on federal taxation. Prentice-Hall, 1926. 

"The present casebook is an attempt to collect, particularly for the use of students 

of law and business, materials for the study of the interpretation and administration of 

the more important federal tax laws." Preface. 

Mr. Beale is (1926) Royall professor of law, Harvard University; Mr. Magill is 

associate professor of law, Columbia LTniversity. 

International Conference on the Taxation of Land Values, qr 336.22 124 

Official report of proceedings, 1923. 1923. 

Conveners of the conference and publishers of report: The United Committee for 

the Taxation of Land Values. 

Stalker, Archibald. r 336.2 S78 

Taxation of land values in western Canada. Printed for [McGill] 

University, 1914. (McGill University publications; series 6, History and 

economics, no.4.) 

Thesis (M. A.)—McGill University, Montreal, 1915. 


United States—Internal revenue office. r 336.24 U2533di 

Digest of decisions of the federal and state courts construing the 

federal estate tax acts from 1916 to 1921 inclusive; prepared under the 

direction of the commissioner of internal revenue by the office of the 

solicitor of internal revenue. 1924. 

Law. International Conferences 

Adams, George Burton. 347 A21 

Council and courts in Anglo-Norman England. Yale University 

Press, 1926. (Yale historical publications studies, no.5.) 

"Most of the chapters of this book have been published separately in the Yale Law 

Journal or in the Columbia Law Review." Preface. 


Bemis, Samuel Flagg. 341.2 B42p 

Pinckney's treaty; a study of America's advantage from Europe's 

distress, 1783-1800. Johns Hopkins Press, 1926. (The Albert Shaw 

lectures on diplomatic history.) 



"Text of the treaty of 1795 between the United States and Spain" (in parallel 

columns, English and Spanish): p.391-411. 

A study of the negotiations between the United States and Spain which led to the 

treaty of San Lorenzo, 1795, guaranteeing to the United States freedom of navigation 

and commerce along the Mississippi and setting the boundaries between the United States 

and the Spanish colonies. 

"The author of Jay's Treaty has produced a companion volume that fully maintains 

his reputation for scholarly research, mastery of technic, and sprightly writing. Together 

the two books present a readable, well-documented, logical review of our early national 

diplomacy from the standpoint of material now available." /. /. Cox in American 

historical review, 1927. 

Henry, Robert Llewellyn. 347.4 H45 

Contracts in the local courts of medieval England. Longmans, 1926. 

Contains references. 

301


Hill, David Jayne. 341.6 H55p 

The problem of a world court; the story of an unrealized American 

idea. Longmans, 1927. 

An attempt to examine and explain the causes of the situation in which the United 

States finds itself in endeavoring to adhere to the Permanent Court of International 

Justice, without committing itself to the obligations of the League of Nations. Includes 

a brief survey of the international conditions which have tended to promote or to impede 

the creation of an international court of justice. 

qr 341.6 L4523 

League of Nations herald [semi-monthly], Sept. 15, 1923-date. v.i-date. 

1923-date. 

Mercer, Hamilton. 343.2 M63 

The reproach; an inditement against capital punishment. Times- 

Mirror Press, 1926. 

Ogilvie, Mrs. Katharine (Nairn), defendant. 343.1 017 

Trial of Katharine Nairn; ed. by William Roughead; illustrated. 

Canada Law Book Co. [1926.] (Notable British trials.) 

Mrs. Ogilvie was convicted in 1765 of the murder of her husband. 

Sacco, Nicola, & Vanzetti, Bartolomeo, defendants. 343.1 Sll 

The case of Sacco and Vanzetti; a critical analysis for lawyers and 

laymen, by Felix Frankfurter. Little, 1927. 

A brief account of the trial of two Italians in Massachusetts accused in 1920 of 

robbery and murder, and of the issues involved in the case which have kept it before 

the courts for more than six years. 

Taft, Henry Waters. 340 T13 

Law reform; papers and addresses by a practicing lawyer. Macmillan, 

1926. 

United States—Justice department. r 345 U2532d 

Digest of decisions relating to practice and procedure in suits instituted 

against the United States in the Court of claims and the district 

courts of the United States pursuant to the provisions of the Tucker 

act, March 3, 1887, 24 Stat. 505, and acts amendatory thereof [by] 

H. W. Ameli. 1924. 

Military Science 

Lane, Winthrop David. r 355.07 L23 

Military training in schools and colleges of the United States; the 

facts and an interpretation. [Committee on Military Training, 1925?] 

A pamphlet. The author holds that military training as it has developed since the 

World War fosters a militaristic spirit and is a menace to American principles and ideals. 

United States—President's aircraft board. r 355.973 U2537 

Aircraft in national defense; message from the President of the 

United States transmitting the report of the board appointed by the 

President of the United States on September 12, 1925, to make a study 

of the best means of developing and applying aircraft in national defense. 

1925. (69th Cong., 1st sess. Senate. Doc. no.18.)


Education 

Borgeaud, Charles. qr 378.494 B63 

Histoire de l'Universite de Geneve, v.1-2. 1900-09. 

v.l. L'Academie de Calvin, 1559-1798. 

v.2. L'Academie de Calvin dans l'Universite de Napoleon, 1798-1S14. 

qr 372 C43 

Childhood education, Sept. 1924-date. v.i-date. 1924-date. 

Published monthly, except July and August. 

Official journal of the International Kindergarten Union. 

Graves, Frank Pierrepont. 370.4 G81 

Addresses and papers, 1921-26. LTniversity of the State of New York 

Press, 1926. 

The author is (1926) president of the University of the State of New York, and 

state commissioner of education. 

Hart, Joseph Kinmont. 374 H31 

Adult education. Crowell [1927]. (Crowell's social science series.) 

"Readings" at end of each chapter. 

"General bibliography" : p.337-338. 

"Dr. Hart demonstrates the crucial significance of the movement for the future of 

Western civilization, presents the problems which it must face, and sets forth the terms 

upon which these problems are to be solved. He wisely refrains from the formulation 

of a detailed program for adult education, but focusses his discussion on the sociological 

and psychological factors involved in the movement, and on a description of the more 

significant ventures under this head here and abroad." Editor's note. 

Holtz, Frederick Leopold. 372.89 H74 

Principles and methods of teaching geography. Macmillan, 1926. 

"List of geographical books": p.341-351. 

Jackson, George Leroy. r 379.774 J12 

The development of state control of public instruction in Michigan. 

Michigan Historical commission, 1926. 

Moehlman, Arthur Bernard. r 379.774 M76 

Public education in Detroit. Public School Pub. Co., 1925. 

Lettered on cover: Growth of city schools and American ideals. 

A history of education in Detroit from 1701 to 1922. 

Pan American Union—Section of education. r 379.8 P21 

Report, 1917/18-1918/19, 1920/21-1921/22. 1918-23. 

Publication discontinued. 

Pennsylvania—Public instruction department. r 379.748 P399b 

Bulletin, no.1-7, 9-11, 13-27, 29. 1925-26. 

Rathmann, Carl Gustav. 371.33 R21 

Visual education and the St. Louis school museum. Govt. Print. Off., 

1925. (United States—Bureau of education. Bulletin, 1924, no.39.) 

The same. (In United States—Bureau of education. Bulletin, 

1924, no.39.) r 370 U25 1924 no.39


[Sullivan, Oscar M.] r 371.91 S95 

The civilian vocational rehabilitation program in Minnesota; issued 

by the Federal board for vocational education. Govt. Print. Off., 1925. 

(United States—Federal board for vocational education. Civilian vocational 

series: Monograph, no.l.) 

Williams College. qr 378.7 W742wi 

Williams College in the World War. 1926. 

Williamson, Mrs. Martha Burton (Woodhead), cd. r 374.3 W75 

Ladies' clubs and societies in Los Angeles in 1892, reported for the 

Historical Society of Southern California, March 1892. [King, cl925.] 

Wright, John Calvin, & Allen, C. R. 371.42 W93 

The administration of vocational education of less than college grade. 

Wiley, 1926. 

"Selected supplementary readings": p.414-423. 

Mr. Wright is (1926) director and Mr. Allen editor and educational consultant of 

the Federal board for vocational education. 

Yen, Y. C James. r 379.51 Y24 

The mass education movement in China. [Commercial Press, 

Limited] 1925. 

An illustrated pamphlet. The author is (1925) general director, Chinese National 

Association of the Mass Education Movement. 


Folupa, Frank. 385 F73 

Notes on the collection of transfers. Dorrance [cl926]. 

Information concerning street car transfers—transfer privileges, fares, circumstances 

of issue, forms of transfer; collecting, arranging, and indexing transfers; and 

other matters of interest to a collector. 

Marcosson, Isaac Frederick. 380 M375 

Caravans of commerce. Harper, 1926. 

"This book grew out of a series of articles in the Saturday Evening Post." Foreword. 

"Bibliography on foreign trade": p.323-328. 

An enthusiastic account of the efficient service rendered by the Department of 

commerce in aiding America's foreign trade. 

Remer, C. F. 382 R33 

The foreign trade of China. 1926. 


"The history of the foreign trade of China is dealt with at some length and there 

is a parallel account of the important developments in the foreign relations of the 

country." Preface. 

The author was formerly professor of economics in St. John's University, Shanghai. 

Rogerson, Frederick William. 385 R61 

Cost of freight transport by railway. [Ed.2.] Privately printed 

[1925]. 

A brief study examining the elements of railway operating expenses in England and 

describing methods of procedure in the development of a cost accounting system. 

United States—Inland waterways corporation. r 387 U25396 

Officers of the corporation, the law, the by-laws, rules, and regulations 

for operation Mississippi-Warrior service, officers Mississippi- 

Warrior service. 1924.

Philately 


r 383.5 C6954 

Collectors club philatelist [quarterly], 1922-date. v.i-date. 1922-date. 

r 383.5 P8483 

Postage stamps [monthly]. May 1923-March 1924. v.l-v.2. no.l. 1923-24. 

None published in Sept. 1923 and Dec. 1923-Feb. 1924. 


Women 

Most of the books on this subject were purchased from a fund given ta the Library 


qr 396 F34 

Feminismo internacional [monthly], Dec. 1922-date. v.i-date. 1922-date. 

Published by the International League of Spanish Women. 

La Follette, Suzanne. 396 L14 

Concerning women. A. & C. Boni, 1926. 

The author "has written her book, by no means merely to analyze the present 

status of women, which she does with brilliant thoroughness. . .but to establish her point 

that the woman question is no longer an independent issue. She traces therefore its 

dependence upon other phases of the human problem—labor, war, economics". 0. H. 

Dunbar in New republic, 1927. 

Vincent, Junius, pseud. 396 V342 

Ruth talks it over. Macmillan, 1926. 

The author, as a sympathetic member of the elder generation, discusses with an 

undergraduate the social and moral questions involved in the changing point of view 

toward life as shown by the younger generation of women. 

Folklore. Costume. Etiquette 

Gunsaulus, Helen Cowen. 391 G974 

Japanese costume. Field Museum of Natural History, 1923. (Field 

Museum of Natural History—Anthropology department. Leaflet, no.12.) 

The same. (In Field Museum of Natural History—Anthropology department. 

Leaflet, no.12.) r 572.05 F45 no.12 

A pamphlet with illustrations from Japanese prints. 

Hagner, Mrs. Helen C (Ray). r 395 H14 

Social precedence in Washington. [B. S. Adams, printer, cl925.] 

Lists showing the order of precedence, forms of address, forms of invitations and 

answers, and rules for calling. 

Morawski, Joseph de, ed. r 398.9 M88 

Proverbes frangais anterieurs au 15. siecle. 1925. (Les classiques 

francais du moyen age.) 

"Bibliographie des recueils des proverbes": p.[iii]-xi. 

Segall, Jacob Bernard. 398 S45 

Roumanian folk tales retold from the original. Maine University 

Press, 1925. (Maine University. University studies; second series, 

no.3.) 

Contents.— The three golden pomegranates.— The seven-headed dragon.— Gallant 

young Praslea and the golden apples.—The queen of the fairies.—Lad-Handsome with 

the golden hair.—Youth without age and life without death.—The enchanted prince.


Language 

Angeli, Arturo. 463.2 A58 

A new dictionary of the English and Spanish languages, containing 

the whole vocabulary in general use, with copious selections of scientific, 

technical, and commercial terms and others lately brought into use 

with their pronunciation figured; rev. and corrected by J. McLaughlin. 

2pts. in lv. McKay, 1912. 

Nutting, Herbert Chester. 478 N54 

A supplementary Latin composition. Allyn, 1901. 

Thorley, Wilfrid Charles, & Lewis, R. T. 428.2 T39 

Colloquial and business English for foreign students. Macmillan, 1921. 

Science 

Crile, George Washington. 577.37 C88 

A bipolar theory of living processes; ed. by A. F. Rowland. Macmillan, 

1926. 

"References" at end of most of the chapters; Bibliography: p.365-387. 

Develops the theory, and presents evidence "that man and animals are bipolar 

mechanisms and that the organism not only is driven by electricity but that it was 

originally created and constructed by electrical forces". Based on researches of the 

author and his colleagues, some of their papers being reprinted here. 

Digby, George Bassett. 569.61 D57 

The mammoth and mammoth-hunting in north-east Siberia; with 

photographs and a map. Appleton, 1926. 

Interesting, popular sketch of our knowledge of this prehistoric elephant, with an 

account of some recent discoveries and of the author's experiences in hunting tusks. 

Haddock, Marshall Henry. 526.99 H12 

The location of mineral fields; modern procedure in the investigation 

of mineral areas and the subsequent verification of their extent, etc. 

Lockwood, 1926. (Lockwood's manuals.) 


Able presentation concerned with surveying rather than prospecting. Practical, but 

necessarily uses elementary mathematics. Includes geometrical interpretation of mineral 

deposits; applied geophysics, dealing with methods employed and instruments used for 

location of ore bodies; and correlation of surface and underground surveys. 

Jaeger, Francis Mauritius. r 501 J14 

Le principe de symetrie et ses applications; tr. de l'anglais par Pierre 

Gerald et Jean Chevrier, preface de Charles Moureu. [1924?] 


Johannesen, Ole. r 526 J35 

Laerebog i mathematisk geografi for realgymnasiet. 1883. 

Masius, Hermann. r 570.4 M44 

Naturstudien; skizzen aus der pflanzen- und thierwelt. Ed.5. 1863. 

Contents.—Die norddeutschen waldbaume.—Charakterbilder aus der vogelwelt.—Der 

wasserfrosch.—Der fuchs.—Krebs und hummer.—Norddeutsche vegetationsbilder.—Bilder 

aus der thierwelt.—Am see.—Wenn der herbst kommt!


Newman, Horatio Hackett. 575 N28a 

Evolution, genetics, and eugenics. [Ed.2, rev.] University of 

Chicago Press [1926]. 


Made up of some fifty selected extracts from the works of classical and modern 

writers. Second edition has a few additional articles, some slight changes in text and 

arrangement, and a brief glossary. Constitutes a valuable non-technical and nonpartisan 

introduction for the student or the general reader. 

qr 505 R371 

Revue des questions scientifiques; pub. par la Societe Scientifique dc 

Bruxelles [quarterly], 1925-date. 4th ser. v.7-date. 1925-date. 

4th ser. v.7-date; whole no.v.87-date. 

Smith, Herbert Huntington. r 507 S64 

The museum as an educator. Weatherford Printing Co., 1912. 

(Alabama—Geological survey—Museum. Educational papers, 1.) 

United States—Coast and geodetic survey. r 526 U25d 

Digest of geodetic publications issued by the United States Coast 

and geodetic survey resulting from surveys in the [various states]. 

1920-date. 

Tabulates results of survey's work, indicating regions covered and publications 

relating thereto. 

Vinal, William Gould. 570.7 V33 

Nature guiding. Comstock Pub. Co., 1926. 

"Most of the chapters in this book are reproductions of articles published in various 

educational magazines." Preface. 

"Nature lore: a selected bibliography": p.529—541. 

Includes much information intended not only for the government "nature guide", 

but for teachers of nature study in schools and camps, scout leaders, and others. Covers 

a wide field, but is somewhat lacking in systematic arrangement, and in places, gives 

evidence of hasty preparation. 

Whitnall, Harold Orville. 568.19 W64 

Dinosaurs and their world, with a description of the dinosaur egg 

presented to Colgate University by Colonel Austen Colgate. Colgate 

University, Department of geology [1926?] 

"References to quotations": p. [27.] 

Pamphlet giving brief, popular presentation. 

Mathematics 

Gwiazdowski, A. S. 510 G99 

Podrecznik matematyczny dla mechanikow, ze slownictwem angielskiem. 

Ed.2. [cl918.] 

Title translated: "Mathematical manual for mechanics". 

Holzinger, Karl John. r 510.8 H75 

Statistical tables for students in education and psychology. University 

of Chicago Press [cl925]. 

Milne, William James. r 512 M71st 

Standard algebra. Amer. Book Co. [cl908.] 

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Physics 


British standard specification for recording (graphic) ammeters, 

voltmeters, and wattmeters. 1919. (Report, no.90.) 


Report on British standard dimensions for airscrew hubs. 1919. 

(Report, no.87.) 

Callendar, Hugh Longbourne. r 536.7 C13 

The enlarged Callendar steam tables (Fahrenheit units). Arnold, 1924. 

Compton, Arthur Holly. 537.54 C73 

X-rays and electrons; an outline of recent X-ray theory. Van Nostrand, 

1926. 

Contains bibliographical foot-notes and "References". 

Although covering the whole field of the physics of X-rays, deals primarily with the 

interpretation of their properties in terms of the interaction between radiation and 

electrons. Concerned chiefly with information afforded by X-ray studies regarding the 

nature of the X-rays themselves and the structure of the atom. 

Crandall, Irving Bardshar. 534 C86 

Theory of vibrating systems and sound. Van Nostrand, 1926. 

Contains bibliographical references. 

Concise, mathematical treatment for the advanced student having a knowledge of 

analytical mechanics. Discusses practical applications of theory and considers modern 

developments. Intended as a supplement to the more general treatises on sound. An 

appendix gives a rather extensive classified list of references to recent developments in 

applied acoustics, with brief notes. Author was associated with the Bell Telephone 

Laboratories, Inc. 

Glauert, H. 533.6012 G46 

The elements of aerofoil and airscrew theory. Cambridge University 

Press, 1926. 


Intended for students having little knowledge of aerodynamics or hydrodynamics. 

Treatment is necessarily mathematical, although complex analysis is kept at a minimum. 

Loeb, Leonard Benedict. 533.7 L76 

Kinetic theory of gases; being a text and reference book whose purpose 

is to combine the classical deductions with recent experimental 

advances in a convenient form for student and investigator. McGraw, 

1927. 


Millikan, Robert Andrews, and others. qr 530.7 M697f 

A first course in laboratory physics for secondary schools. Ginn 

[cl914]. 

Walsh, John William Tudor. 535.2 W18 

Photometry; illustrated with diagrams by F. G. H. Lewis, and from 

photographs. Van Nostrand, 1926. 


Thorough, comprehensive work on the theory and practice of modern photometry. 

Commendable for the extensive lists of references.


Chemistry. Crystallography 

Blasdale, Walter Charles. 541.8 B54 

Equilibria in saturated salt solutions; a summary of the results of 

the study of the heterogeneous equilibria which exist in aqueous solutions 

of electrolytes. Chemical Catalog Co., 1927. (American Chemical 

Society. Monograph series.) 



Briggs, Dennis Brook. 542.2 B74 

Practical glass manipulation. Lockwood, 1926. (Lockwood's 

manuals.) 

Attempts "to give detailed instructions for the preparation of some of the commoner 

forms, and a few of the more complex kinds of apparatus which can be constructed for 

use in the Laboratory". Preface. 

qr 540.5 C4217 

Chemical reviews [quarterly], April 1924-date. v.i-date. 1924-date. 

Owned and controlled by the American Chemical Society. 

Contains papers of permanent value which are not sufficiently inclusive to serve 

as monographs and yet are not suited to the requirements of the other journals of the 

American Chemical Society. 

Coleman, Joseph Bernard, & Arnall, Francis. 547 C68 

The preparation and analysis of organic compounds. Blakiston, 1926. 

Laboratory guide describing the synthesis of 89 preparations, arranged in groups of 

related compounds, and giving general methods of qualitative and quantitative analysis. 

Freundlich, Herbert. r 541.12 F93c 

Colloid & capillary chemistry; tr. from the 3d German ed., by H. S. 

Hatfield. Methuen [1926]. 


Labarre, F. r 543.2 Lll 

Manuel du chimiste de laiterie; analyse du lait et de ses sous-produits. 

1926. 

"Principaux ouvrages consultes": p.[157.] 

Moellinger, Otto. r 548 M76 

Die lehre von den krystallformen nebst vorschlag und versuch zu 

einer natiirlichen bezeichnungsmethode ihrer combinationen. 1839. 

Reilly, Joseph, and others. 541.1 R31 

Physico-chemical methods. Van Nostrand [1925]. 

Concerned mainly with the measurements used in the various branches of physical 

chemistry, with rather extensive attention to physical and optical measurements. For the 

advanced student. 

St. Mary's Institute, Dayton, Ohio. r 544 S14 

Qualitative chemical analysis. [cl904.] 

Geology 

Canada—Geological survey. r 557.1 C16e 

Economic geology series, no.l-date. 1926-date.


Canada—Mines branch (Department of mines). r 553.62 Cl6s 

Silica in Canada; its occurrence, exploitation, and uses. pt.i. 1923. 


pt.i. Eastern Canada, by L. H. Cole. 

Comprehensive report on the deposits of silica sands, sandstones, quartz, and quartzites. 

Includes results of laboratory tests on samples collected in the field. 

Davis, William Morris, b. 1850. 557.29 D32 

The Lesser Antilles. American Geographical Society of New York, 

1926. (American Geographical Society. Map of Hispanic America; 

publications, no.2.) 


Concerned mainly with geology and physical geography of these islands. 


Kentucky rock asphalt. Geological Pub. Co., 1924. 

Reprinted from the "Pan-American geologist", v.41, May 1924. 


New Tennessee oil pool. Geological Pub. Co., 1923. 

Reprinted from the "Pan-American geologist", v.40, Oct. 1923. 

Maps—British Columbia. (1914.) qr 557.11 M 

British Columbia mining divisions. Department of mines, British 

Columbia, 1914. 

Size, 18x22 inches, folded in quarto cover; scale, 50 miles to 1 inch. 

Prepared by the Geographic branch, Surveyor-general's office. 

Maps—Oklahoma. (1926.) qr 553.28 M17 

Oil.and gas producing areas in Oklahoma. Oklahoma Geological 

survey, 1926. 

Size, 14J/2 x 29 inches, folded in quarto cover; scale 1:500,000. 

"Production compiled by Bess Mills-Bullard." 

Rutherford, Ralph L. qr 557.123 R93 

Geology of the area between Athabaska and Embarras rivers, Alberta. 

1926. (Alberta, Canada—Scientific and industrial research council. 

Report, no.15.) 

Contains a folded map and plate in pocket at back. 


Stuart, Murray. 553.28 S93 

The geology of oil, oil-shale, and coal. Mining Publications, Ltd., 

1926. 


Very brief treatment based to a considerable extent on work in India. 

Botany 

Bose, Sir Jagadis Chunder. 581.18 B64 

The nervous mechanism of plants. Longmans, 1926. 


Account of the author's investigations and conclusions regarding the existence in 

plants of nerves for the conduction of sensory and motor impulses, corresponding to the 

nervous tissue of animals. Author's views are questioned by many plant physiologists, 

botanists, and biologists.


Campbell, Douglas Houghton. 581.9 C15 

An outline of plant geography. Macmillan, 1926. 


Brief treatment of plant distribution. Based mainly on author's studies in many 

countries over a period of more than thirty years. Many illustrations. 

Dietz, Harry Frederic. r 581.164 D57 

Pollination and the honey bee. 1925. (Indiana—Conservation department. 

Publication, no.52.) 

Gager, Charles Stuart. 580 G13 

General botany; with special reference to its economic aspects; with 

three chapters on heredity and variation in plants, by O. E. White. 

Blakiston, 1926. 


Rather extensive text-book, considering physiology, life histories, and characteristics 

of families, but giving much space to economic and cultivated plants. 

MacDougal, Daniel Trembly. qr 581.11 M14h 

The hydrostatic system of trees. Carnegie Institution of Washington, 

1926. (Carnegie Institution of Washington. Publication, no.373.) 


Zoology 

Daniel, Richard Jellicoe. 591.92 D22 

Animal life in the sea. University Press of Liverpool, 1925. 


"It is a well-planned book, simply written, and will serve admirably for a first step 

towards interesting untrained observers in all that is to be found in the sea, the habits 

of the animals living in it, and the various phenomena connected with them, besides 

simple discussions of physical and chemical conditions from the surface to the depth 

of the ocean." Nature, 1926. 

Essig, Edward Oliver. r 595.7 E84 

Insects of western North America; a manual and textbook for students 

in colleges and universities and a handbook for county, state, and 

federal entomologists and agriculturists as well as for foresters, farmers, 

gardeners, travelers, and lovers of nature. Macmillan, 1926. 


Ewers, Hanns Heinz. 595.796 E96 

The ant people; tr. by C H. Levy. Dodd, 1927. 

A very readable account of the characteristics and habits of ants, written from the 

author's observations in many parts of the world. 

Useful Arts 

qr 693.505 A72 

Armierter beton; monatsschrift fiir theorie und praxis des gesamten 

betonbaues, 1908-09, 1911. v.1-2, 4. 1908-11. 

Avram, Mois Herban. 677.36 A96 

The rayon industry. Van Nostrand, 1927. 


Gives a brief history of the rayon, or artificial silk, industry as well as a discussion 

of its financing and economics, a description of the various processes used, and 

a list of the important rayon patents.


Bausch & Lomb Optical Co. r 681.43 B32 

Quality stamping of gold-filled optical goods. 

683 B98 

Butter, Francis J. 

Locks and lockmaking; with a foreword by Sir G. H. Chubb. Pitman 

[1926]. (Pitman's common commodities and industries.) 

History and description of various types of locks. Contains very little on manufacture. 

Davis, Charles Gerard. 699.1211 D31s 

The ship model builder's assistant. Marine Research Soc, 1926. 

(Marine Research Society, Salem, Mass. Publication, no.12.) 

The same. (In Marine Research Society, Salem, Mass. 

Publication, no.12.) qr 387 M38 no.12 

Practical book describing and illustrating details of construction of ships, including 

masts and rigging. 

Ditzler Color Company, Detroit. r 698.1 D64 

Information for refinishing Dodge Brothers motor vehicles. [1924?] 

France—Ministere du commerce. qr 609.44 F86 

Rapport general sur l'industrie frangaise; sa situation, son avenir 

(d'apres les travaux des sections du Comite consultatif des arts et 

manufactures et de la Direction des etudes techniques). 3pts. in 3v. 1919. 

Pt.i is contained in v.1-2, and pt.2-3, in v.3. 

"Bibliographie choisie sur l'organisation scientifique du travail": v.3, p.479-480. 

pt.i. Etude de la situation des principales industries avant la guerre et de leur 

expansion possible. 

pt.2. Les methodes d'expansion economique. 

pt.3. Conclusions: vceux emis par les sections du Comite consultatif des arts et 

manufactures. 

Graham, David Alma. 682 G76 

Student's text book on sheet metal work, with technology of sheet 

metal work. Graham [cl925]. 

"Prepared as a text book for students of sheet metal work in trade, technical and 

vocational schools, as well as for apprentices studying under the direction of the foreman 

of the shop." Preface. 

Hess, Walter Friedrich. r 676.8 H48 

Die kartonnagenfabrikation; praktisches handbuch fiir die gesamte 

kartonnagenfabrikation unter besonderer berucksichtigung neuzeitlicher 

arbeitsmethoden; zugleich zweite vollig neu gestaltete auflage, von 

Schubert, Die kartonnagenfabrikation; bearb. und hrsg. von Walter 

Hess unter mitarbeit von berufsfachleuten und ingenieuren des kartonnagen-maschinenfaches; 

mit iiber 200 figuren im text von maschinen, 

arbeitsgeraten, und konstruktionsmodellen sowie beilagen. 1926. 

"Mitarbeiter-verzeichnis" on leaf preceding page 1. 

Hoar, Roger Sherman. 608.73 H64 

Patents; what a business executive should know about patents. 

Ronald Press Co. [cl926.] 

"There are plenty of good treatises already available on patent law. But this 

present book is intended, rather, to be a treatise on patent tactics, plus a translation 

into plain English of so much of the patent law as will enable a business executive to 

understand his attorney, and to cooperate fully with him." Preface.


Schotz, Schachno Peisach. q 678.7 S37 

Synthetic rubber. Van Nostrand, 1926. 

"Useful summary of the present position of our technical knowledge of the subject, 

and the mass of information collected by the author should prove of value to those 

interested in this important question." Journal of physical chemistry, 1927. 

Seerey, Daniel F. 674 S45 

Small sawmills; their equipment, construction, and operation. Govt. 

Print. Off., 1918. (United States—Agriculture, Department of. Bulletin, 

no.718.) 

Contribution from the Forest service. 

The same. (In United States—Agriculture, Department of. Bulletin, 

no.718.) r 630.6 U25b no.718 

Pamphlet offering "to portable sawmill operators suggestions regarding methods of 

organization, milling, and logging which have been proved by experience to give the best 

results. It is meant particularly for operators in National Forest timber, but should be 

useful to other owners of portable mills where conditions are like those in the National 

Forests", p.i. 

[Steel, David.] 699.1231 S81 

The art of rigging, containing an explanation of terms and phrases 

and the progressive method of rigging expressly adapted for sailing ships, 

by George Biddlecombe, with an introduction by E. H. Pentecost. 

Marine Research Soc, 1925. (Marine Research Society, Salem, Mass. 

Publication, no.8.) 

"The nucleus from which this book developed may be found in The Elements and 

Practice of Rigging and Seamanship by David Steel, published in London, in 1794." 

Preface. 

The same. (In Marine Research Society, Salem, Mass. 

Publication, no.8.) qr 387 M38 no.8 

Of interest to builders of ship models, and also to students of naval architecture. 

United States—Census bureau (14th census; 1920). qr 670.9748 U25 

Fourteenth census of the United States; manufactures: 1919; Pennsylvania, 

prepared under the supervision of E. F. Hartley. 1922. 

The same. (In United States—Census bureau (14th census: 1920). 

[Final reports] v.9.) qr 317.3 U25cl4 v.9 

r 691.105 W85 

Wood preserving news [monthly], 1924-date. v.2-date. 1924-date. 

v.2, no.6-7, June-July 1924 wanting. 

Published by the American Wood Preservers' Association. 


American Medical Association. qr 610.706 A51 

Proceedings of the annual congress on medical education, medical 

licensure, public health, and hospitals, Chicago, March 9, 10, 11, and 12, 

1925. 1925. 

Flint, Austin, b. 1836. r 612 F64h 

Handbook of physiology for students and practitioners of medicine. 

Macmillan, 1905.


Gamble, Sidney Gompertz. 614.84 G16 

A practical treatise on outbreaks of fire; being a systematic study of 

their causes and means of prevention, dealing with the possibilities of 

danger, precautions necessary, notification, extinction, equipment for 

saving life and property, organisation of fire brigades both private and 

public, notes on structural design of buildings, legal enactments and 

fire insurance, historic conflagrations and their lessons; with frontispiece, 

plates, and 348 illustrations in the text, tables, list of great fires, 

with dates. Griffin, 1926. 

Although of British origin, will be of interest to Americans, as it assembles a great 

deal of information. 

Gould, George Milbry. qr 610.3 G73g 

Medical dictionary, containing all the words and phrases generally 

used in medicine and the allied sciences, with their proper pronunciation, 

derivation, and definition; based on recent medical literature, with many 

tables [ed. by R. J. E. Scott]. Blakiston [cl926]. 

r 610.5 H166 

Half-yearly compendium of medical science; a synopsis of the American 

and foreign literature of medicine, surgery, and the collateral sciences, 

1868-82. v.1-30. 1868-82. 

v.23, Jan. 1879, wanting. 

Hubbard, Samuel Dana. r 613.41 H87 

The need of frequent bathing. 

Reprinted from "Domestic engineering". 

Lange, Fred G. 614.8 L24 

Handbook of safety and accident prevention. Engineering Magazine 

Co., 1926. 


Compilation intended for a wide range of readers. Deals with the whole field of 

safety. Includes a statistical section, collected from various sources, but not fully up 

to date. 

Lebredo y Arango, Marius G. r 614.06 L47 

Memoria presentada por el delegado de la Republica de Cuba, a la 

sexta Conferencia Sanitaria Internacional de las Republicas Americanas, 

celebradas en Montivideo (Uruguay) del 12 al 20 de diciembre de 

1920. 1921. 

Issued by Secretaria de sanidad y beneficencia. 

Leyel, Mrs. C F. 615.855 L67 

The magic of herbs; a modern book of secrets. Harcourt [1926]. 


"History of the use of herbs in medicine and pharmacy." Author's preface. 

Ohio. Statutes. r 614.35 018 

Drug laws of Ohio. Heer Printing Co., 1923. 

Rollier, Auguste. 615.831 R64 

Heliotherapy, with special consideration of surgical tuberculosis; tr. 

by G. de Swietochowski. [Ed.2.] Milford [1927]. (Oxford medical 

publications.) 

"Literature": p.296-314. 

Methods and results of employing the curative action of sunlight.


Rossiter, Frank Savior. r 613.62 R74 

Carbon monoxide gas poisoning. 1922. 

United States—Surgeon-general's office. q 613.67 U25m 

The medical department of the United States Army in the World 

War. v.l, 5-6, 8, 11, pt.2, v.14-15. 1921-1926 (v.l, 1923). 


v.l. The Surgeon general's office. 

v.5. Military hospitals in the United States. 

v.6. Sanitation. 

v.8. Field operations. 

v.ll. Surgery. 

pt.2. Empyema, maxillofacial surgery, ophthalmelogy, otolaryngelogy. 

v.14. Medical aspects of gas warfare. 

v.15. Statistics. 

pt.i. Army anthropology. 

pt.2. Medical and casualty statistics. 

Engineering 

American Society of Mechanical Engineers. r 621.133 A51 

Rules for the construction of boilers of locomotives; part I, section 

in of the A.S.M.E. Boiler code; report of sub-committee of the Boiler 

code committee on boilers of locomotives. 1921. 

American Society of Mechanical Engineers. r 621.185 A51r 

Rules for the construction of low-pressure heating boilers; section 

iv, A.S.M.E. Boiler construction code; report of sub-committee of the 

Boiler code committee on heating boilers. cl923. 

American Society of Mechanical Engineers. r 621.185 A51ru 

Rules for the construction of miniature boilers; section V, A.S.M.E. 

Boiler construction code; report of sub-committee of the Boiler code 

committee on miniature boilers. cl925. 


British standard glossary of terms used in illumination and photometry. 

1925. (Report, no.233.) 

British Engineering Standards Association, London. r 625.212 B75b 

British standard specification for tramway tyres. 1921. (Report, 

no.101.) 


British standard tables for use in engineering workshops giving 

corrections to effective diameter required to compensate pitch and angle 

errors in screw threads of Whitworth form. 1919. (Report, no.95.) 

Carnegie Steel Company, Pittsburgh. r 625.212 C21 

Wrought steel wheels and other circular sections; forged steel axles, 

data, tables, and specifications pertaining to designs manufactured by 

Carnegie Steel Company. Pittsburgh [cl926].


Coventry, Eng.—Public libraries. r 016.62143 C84 

Internal combustion engines; a select guide to the books and pamphlets 

in the Coventry public libraries dealing with all internal combustion 

engines other than those used in automobiles and motor cycles. 

[1924?] (Special bibliographies, no.9.) 

Reprinted from the "Readers' bulletin", v.2, no.3, May-June 1924. 

The same. (In its Readers' bulletin, v.2, no.3.) r 017.1 C84 v.2 

Dick, Otto. qr 621.9221 D54 

Die feile und ihre entwicklungsgeschichte. 1925. 

"Literaturverzeichnis" : p. [2411-243. 

Flettner, Anton. 629.12014 F63 

The story of the rotor; from the German "Mein weg zum rotor". 

Willhofft, 1926. 

Not a technical treatise, but an account, for the layman, of the inception and evolution 

of the author's inventions culminating in the ship's rotor. 

[Hebrard, Pierre.] r 628.53 H38 

Caminologie; ou, Traite des cheminees, contenant des observations 

sur les differentes causes qui font fumer les cheminees avec des moyens 

pour corriger ce defaut; ouvrage interessant & utile tant pour les 

particuliers que pour les artistes. 1756. 

Hill, John, & Marriott, J. W. 620.7 H55 

A year's work in technical English. Harrap [1926]. 

Small book in which English instruction is blended with exercises designed to 

provoke thought, stimulate investigation, and develop the habit of clear and accurate 

statement. 

Jominy, W. E. r 620.12 J38 

Investigation of charcoal and coke pig irons. Rev. ed. 1926. (Michigan 

University—Engineering research department. Engineering research 

bulletin, no.l.) 

Meller, Harry Bertine. r 628.53 M58 

The air pollution problem of Pittsburgh. [1924.] 

"To be read and discussed at the meeting of the American Institute of Chemical 

Engineers, Pittsburgh, Pa.—Dec. 3-6, 1924." 

Motz, William Harrison. 621.55 M94 

Principles of refrigeration; a comprensive [sic] treatise on fundamental 

principles of operation of ice making and refrigerating machinery, 

properties and values of principal media used in modern refrigerating 

apparatus, transmission of heat, functions and values of insulating 

materials, construction and operation of various parts of refrigerating 

apparatus, and application of refrigeration to its varied uses. Nickerson 

[cl926]. 

The same r 621.55 M94 

New York (state)—Labor department. r 621.96 N26 

An analysis of one hundred accidents on power punch presses with 

suggestions as to the installation of suitable guards on such machines. 

1924. (Special bulletin, no.131.) 

The same. (In its Special bulletin, no.131.) r 331 N2612 no.131


Ohio—Health, State department of. r 628.17 018 

Meter installations and meter rates, by E. I. Roberts. Heer Printing 

Co., 1923. 

Poulot, Denis, & Fontaine, Hippolyte. r 669.164 J42 

Etudes pratiques sur les machines-outils servant aux constructions 

mecaniques; Machines a fabriquer les rivets. 1871. (Travail des 

metaux.) 

Bound with "Notes sur la fabrication de l'acier Bessemer", by Samson Jordan. 

Rhoads, Joseph Edgar, & Tatnall, R. R. r 621.852 R384 

How a leather belt transmits power; a paper read at the educational 

session of the Leather Belting Exchange, November 16th and 17th, 1922. 

Leather Belting Exchange [1923?] 

Society for the Promotion of Engineering Education. r 620.7 S67ai 

Aims and purposes of the society. 1924. 

Sohm, Michel. qr 621.1877 S68 

Centrale electrique des mines de Bruay; chauffage des chaudieres 

au charbon pulverise. [1923?] 

First published in "Revue de l'industrie minerale", Sept. 15, 1922. 

At head of title: Publications de "Chaleur & industrie". 

Superheater Company. r 621.1337 S95 

Elesco locomotive feed water heaters; instructions for operation and 

maintenance. Ed.4. cl926. 

"Instruction book 1926." 

Talen, C. W. r 620.8 T15 

Teknisk lommebog; samling af regler, formler, tabeller og erfaringsresultater, 

til brug for ingenieirer, maskinteknikere, arkitekter, bygningsteknikere, 

entreprencirer, industridrivende, oil.; med bidrag savel fra 

offentlige kontorer som fra fagmaend i privat bedrift. 1887. 

Trinks, Willibald. r 621.187 T74c 

The control of furnace atmosphere. [1924.] 

"To be read and discussed at the meeting of the American Institute of Chemical 

Engineers, Pittsburgh, Pa., December 3-6, 1924." 

United Engineering Society. qr 016.6257 U25 

A list of articles on earth and gravel roads. 1925. 


United States—Commerce committee. r 627.1 U2532r 

River and harbor bill; report (to accompany H. R. 11616). 1926. 

(69th Cong., 1st sess. Senate. Report no.l 145.) 

United States—Select committee of inquiry into r 623.74 U2532 

operations of the United States air services. 

Report; inquiry into operations of the United States air services; 

report of the Select committee of inquiry into operations of the United 

States air services, House of representatives, on matters relating to the 

operations of the United States air services. 1925. (68th Cong., 2d sess. 

House. Report no.1653.)


United States—Standards, Bureau of. r 624.2 U25 

Strain lines developed by compressive tests on structural members 

of the Delaware River bridge, at the United States Bureau of standards 

for the Delaware River Bridge Joint Commission. 1926. (United 

States—Standards, Bureau of. Miscellaneous publication, no.72.) 

Chart, size, 18 x 14 inches, folded in octavo cover. 

Van Metre, Thurman William. 625 V19 

Trains, tracks, and travel. Simmons [cl926]. 

A clearly written account of the equipment of railroads, including the various types 

of cars and locomotives, tracks, signal systems, and stations. 

Vauclain, Samuel Matthews. r 621.139 V23 

Locomotive development. Baldwin Locomotive Works, 1923. 

A paper read before the American Railway Association, Mechanical division, Chicago, 

June 20, 1923. 

Vogel, Otto. r 621.727 V36 

Dr. Vogel's beiz-zusatz (Vogel's sparbeize D. R. P. und auslandspatente). 

[Ed.5.] [1925.] 

Wood, Thomas Denison, & Hendriksen, E. M. 628.8 W85 

Ventilation and health; the new hygiene of fresh air. Appleton, 1927. 


Discusses, in a non-technical manner, the merits and essentials and some of the 

methods of proper ventilation. 


Anderson, William Thomson. r 621.315 A55 

Colliery cables; a paper read before the Manchester Geological and 

Mining Society, general meetings at Manchester, February 11th and 

April 8th, 1913. 1913. 

Bound with his "Hints on electric cables for collieries". 

Excerpts from the "Transactions" of the Institution of Mining Engineers, v.45, 

pt.i, p.122-154 and pt.2, p.413-420. 

The same. (Iu Institution of Mining Engineers. Transactions, v.45, 

pt.i, p.122-154 and pt.2, p.413-420.) r 622.05 F31 v.45 

Anderson, William Thomson. r 621.315 A55 

Hints on electric cables for collieries. 1914. 

Reprinted from the "British Westinghouse gazette", Oct. 1914. 

Beard, Belle Boone. r 016.6213645 B34 

Electricity in the home, being a list of books and articles, with brief 

abstracts prepared in connection with a survey of the social and economic 

effects of the wider use of electricity in the home; with a foreword 

by M. L. Cooke. Workers Education Bureau Press, 1927. (Workers' 

education research series, no.l.) 

Classified list of about eight hundred references in English. Abstracts are very brief. 

Creager, William Pitcher, & Justin, J. D. 621.341 C87 

Hydro-electric handbook [prepared] with the assistance of nine contributors. 

Wiley, 1927. 


The same r 621.341 C87 

Engineering handbook, consisting of contributions by a number of engineers in 

actual practice. Deals comprehensively with the principles and accepted modern practice 

of hydro-electric engineering.


General Electric Company, Schenectady, N. Y. qr 621.364 G29 

Electric heat in industry. [1925.] 

Pamphlet giving brief descriptions of the uses and advantages of electricity for 

heating in specific industries. 

Haas, O. F. r 621.32821 Hll 

Street lighting designs. Engineering department, National lamp 

works of General Electric Co. [1926.] (General Electric Company- 

National lamp works, Cleveland. Bulletins; Engineering department, 

no.46A.) 

The same. (In General Electric Company—National lamp works, 

Cleveland. Bulletins; Engineering department, 

no.46A.) r 621.32 G29 no.46A 


Dominion Mining Conference, Dunedin, N. Z., 1926. r 622.06 D71 

Proceedings, papers, remits, and discussions of the Dominion Mining 

Conference held at Dunedin, New Zealand, February 3rd to 6th, 1926. 

Otago Daily Times and Witness Newspapers Co., 1926. 

Honorary editors: J. Park and D. B. Waters. 

Keystone Driller Co., Beaver Falls, Pa. r 622.235 K23 

Blast hole drilling with Keystone cable drills; a collection of articles 

by engineers, contractors, and quarry superintendents on methods of 

drilling, spacing, loading, and shooting big blast holes; with numerous 

illustrations and tables of cost data, etc., etc. 1915. 

Kirsopp, John. q 622.33 K29 

The use of power in colliery working; a treatise on mining costs and 

machinery designs and management. Witherby, 1926. 


Deals chiefly with hoisting, haulage, and pumping, but gives considerable attention 

to economic problems such as wages, costs, materials, and storage, and includes some 

material not strictly relevant. British. 

Phythyon, Harry. 622.81 P53 

The rock dust remedy for coal mine explosions; an open letter to 

the operators in the 27th bituminous district of Pennsylvania. Belle 

Vernon Agency [cl926]. 

"I propose to show in this letter that the idea of requiring the rock dusting of the 

non-gaseous mines in this country, as a rule and as a practical measure to prevent mine 

explosions, is based on and corresponds with an exaggerated conception of the coal dust 

menace that amounts to a fallacy." Chapter 4. 

United States—Mines bureau. qr 622.338 U254pr 

Preliminary report on petroleum engineering in the Tonkawa oil 

field, Kay and Noble counties, Oklahoma, by J. S. Ross, in cooperation 

with the state of Oklahoma. 1923. 


Contains 4 folded figures in pocket at back.


Automobiles 


British standard dimensions for body spaces and frame ends for 

chassis for private automobiles. 1920. (Report, no.100.) 

Connecticut. Statutes. r 629.1007 C75 

Motor vehicle laws, state of Connecticut; rev. to July 1, 1923. 1923. 

Issued by the Commissioner of motor vehicles. 

Coventry, Eng.—Public libraries. r 016.6291 C84 

Automobiles; books, pamphlets, and periodicals in the Coventry 

public libraries (published since 1910) dealing with automobile industry 

and practice including commercial motors, agricultural tractors, etc, 

together with a foreword on the Evolution of the motor-car, a footnote 

to Coventry's industrial history, by A. E. Berriman. [1923?] (Special 

bibliographies, no.5.) 

Reprinted with additions from the "Readers' bulletin", v.l, no.6—7, Sept.—Dec. 1923. 

Agriculture. Dairy 

Mukerjee, Radhakamal. 630.954 M95 

The rural economy of India. Longmans, 1926. 


A study of agricultural problems with relation to social and economic conditions 

in India. 

Pirtle, Thomas Ross. r 637 P65 

A handbook of dairy statistics. Govt. Print. Off., 1922. 

Contribution from the Bureau of animal industry. 

Soft Wheat Millers' Association, Inc., Nashville, Tenn. r 633.11 S68 

Soft wheat & soft wheat flours; an authentic reference for students 

and teachers of home economics. [cl925.] 

Sutermeister, Edwin. 637.1 S96 

Casein and its industrial applications. Chemical Catalog Co., 1927. 

(American Chemical Society. Monograph series.) 


The same r 637.1 S96 

Animals 

Ackerman, Irving C. 636.7 A18 

The wire-haired foxterrier; text illustrations by J. Z. Rine, photographs 

by R. W. Tauskey. Watt, 1927. 

A useful book for the dog fancier, covering the history, breeding, and showing of 

the fox-terrier. 

Allen, Joseph Alexander, & McLure, W. C. S. 636.9 A42 

Theory and practice of fox ranching. Irwin Printing Co., 1926. 

"Chief sources of the material for the historical sections": Preface, p.v. 

"Although written primarily for the practical fox farmer, this work should be equally 

valuable to the veterinarian, prospective fox-rancher, and the general public." Preface.



Butterick Publishing Company. 646 B98n 

The new Butterick dressmaker; with an introduction by Jacques 

Worth. [cl927.] 

An excellent manual of instruction for the home dressmaker, written with special 

reference to the use of Butterick patterns. 

Tipton, Mrs. Edna (Sibley). 643.2 T49 

Menus for every occasion. Stokes, 1927. 

"Some of the material contained in this book has previously appeared in Good Housekeeping, 

Pictorial Review, Better Homes and Gardens, Holland's Magazine and Successful 

Farming." Foreword. 

"Books for recipes in creating unusual dishes": Foreword, p.v.-vi. 

Collection of about fifteen hundred menus, not only for the housewife and hostess, 

but also for managers of restaurants, tea-rooms, hotels, etc. 


Ashley, William James. 658 A82 

Business economics. Longmans, 1926. 

Three lectures delivered in September 1926 at the Commercial College at Copenhagen. 

Author considers "business economics" as something allied to, but distinct from, 

political economy and capable of subdivision into "business policy" and "business administration". 

Ashley, William James. r 658.7 A82 

Scientific management and the engineering situation; Sidney Ball 

memorial lecture delivered before the University of Oxford, 28 October 

1922. Milford, 1922. (Barnett House papers, no.7.) 

Bull, Albert E. 658.324 B87m 

Mail order and instalment trading. Pitman, 1926. 

British book, discussing scope and methods, with considerable attention to financing 

and advertising. 

Chamber of Commerce of the United States of America— r 658.53 C35 

Fabricated production department. 

Budgeting for business control. [1922.] (Pamphlet, no.6.) 

Prepared by Arthur Lazarus. 

Farmer, Eric, & Brooke, R. S. r 658.7 F24 

Motion study in metal polishing. 1921. (England—Industrial fatigue 

research board. Reports, no.15.) 

"Metal series no.5." 

At head of title: Medical Research Council. 

The same. (In England—Industrial fatigue research board. Reports, 

no.15.) r 613.617 E64 no.15 

"Embodies the results of an intensive investigation into the possibilities of applying 

motion study methods in the buffing trade (the polishing of spoons and forks on a 

revolving wheel). The effects on output and fatigue are clearly indicated, and certain 

principles are suggested, not confined to the particular process investigated but immediately 

applicable to all trades on which the grinding or polishing of metal is carried 

on." Prefatory note. 

321


Farmer, Eric. r 658.7 F24t 

Time and motion study. 1921. (England—Industrial fatigue research 

board. Reports, no.14.) 

"General series no.5." 

At head of title: Medical Research Council. 


The same. (In England—Industrial fatigue research board. Reports, 

no.14.) r 613.617 E64 no.14 

Brief review of past work, with account of some experiments made in a confectionery 

factory. 

qr 659.07 H33 

Harvard advertising awards founded by Edward W. Bok, administered 

by the Harvard Graduate School of Business Administration, George 

F. Baker foundation, Harvard University; a series of annual awards 

offered to encourage merit and stimulate improvement in advertising. 

Barton, Durstine & Osborn, Inc., 1925. 

Reproductions of the specimens submitted by Barton, Durstine & Osborn, Inc., 

which received awards for 1924. 

Heinze, Johann Friedrich. r 652 H42 

Allgemeiner kaufmannischer briefsteller und handlungs-comptoirist; 

enthaltend alle arten im kaufmannischen geschaftsleben vorkommender 

briefe und aufsatze nach den neuesten und besten mustern; ein niitzliches 

hiilfsbuch fiir kaufleute, fabrikanten, manufacturisten u.s.w., vorziiglich 

aber fiir jiinglinge die sich der handlung widmen; nebst einem 

anhange enthaltend Kaufmannisches worterbuch; eine kurzgefasste 

erklarung der im handel iiblichen worter und ausdriicke. Ed.5, rev. 1854. 

International Chamber of Commerce—American r 656.724 124 

section—Highway transport committee. 

Report. [1925.] 

"Bibliography on highways and motor transportation": p.47-54. 

Kirschmann, August. r 655.24 K29 

Antiqua oder fraktur? (Lateinische oder deutsche schrift); eine 

kritische studie. Ed.2, rev. & enl. 1912. (Monographien des buchgewerbes, 

v.l.) 

Knudson, Mrs. Grace Powers (Thomas). 658.612 K35 

Gift and art shop merchandising. Little, 1926. 

A practical, up-to-date help in running a gift shop. Gives special attention to details 

of finance, decoration, and display of goods. 

Laune, Ferris F. r 557 L37 

Uniform reports and classification of accounts for social agencies. 

Wieboldt Foundation, 1924. 

May, Irville Augustus. 657.6567 M52 

Motor bus accounting practice. Ronald Press Co. [cl926.] 

"Compiled, to present in convenient form the best features, including forms, of 

accounting systems used by some of the well-known automobile and motor bus operating 

individuals and companies throughout North America, and to weld them into a simple 

and practicable system." Preface.


Picken, James Hamilton. 652 P54p 

Principles of selling by mail. Shaw, 1927. 

[Secrist, Horace.] 658.612 S44 

The widening retail market and consumers' buying habits; published 

for the Bureau of business research, Northwestern LTniversity. Shaw, 

1926. (Northwestern LTniversity business studies.) 


Study of regional and city competition in retailing of men's clothing and furnishings, 

based on student answers to a questionary relating to the places in which these articles 

were purchased. 

United States—Internal revenue office. r 657.453 U25 

Outline for the study of depreciation and maintenance, prepared by 

the Bureau of internal revenue. 1926. 

r 656.8 U25g 

United States coast pilot: Gulf coast, Key West to the Rio Grande, 

1926. 1926. 

• Supplement, 1926-date. 

Earlier editions were issued as part of the "United States coast pilot: Atlantic 

coast", (r 656.8 U25a) 

r 656.8 U25h 

United States coast pilot: the Hawaiian Islands, 1923. 1923. 

Supplement, 1926-date. 

Telegraphy. Radio Communication 

Brenner, Harry D. 654 B72 

How to reduce telegraph expense. cl924. 

Pamphlet outlining the intelligent use of the various types of telegrams, and giving 

suggestions for economical wording of messages. 

Gernsback, Sidney. qr 654.103 G32 

Radio encyclopedia. Privately printed [cl927]. 

Hector, Luther Grant. 654.624 H39 

Principles of modern radio receiving. Burton Pub. Co., 1927. 

"References" at end of each chapter; Bibliography: p. [296.] 

Good semi-technical discussion of the theory. Describes various types of receiving 

circuits. 


American Manufacturers of Toilet Articles. r 668.5 A51 

Trade-marks for perfumes, toilet articles, and soaps. 1925. 

Supplement, no.l. 1926 r 668.5 A51a 

Brunswig, H., ed. r 662.35 B83 

Das rauchlose pulver; mit einem titelbilde, 52 zahlentafeln, und 67 

abbildungen im text. 1926. (Die explosivstoffe, v.8.) 

"Literatur": p. [479]-488.


Earle (G. & T.) (1925), Ltd. 666.9 E17 

The making & testing of Portland cement and concrete. [1925?] 

The present volume is intended to be the fourth edition, enlarged of "The standard 

methods for the testing and analysis of cements", published in 1904. Condensed from 

Introduction. 

Considers manufacture of Portland cement only very briefly, much more attention 

being paid to testing. Presents standard methods and those in use in the company's 

laboratories. Illustrations are from photographs taken in the company's works and 

laboratories. 

Gurwitsch, Leo. 665.5 G97 

The scientific principles of petroleum technology; tr. and rev. by 

Harold Moore. Chapman [1926]. 


Authoritative treatment of the chemistry of petroleum in the fields of raw materials, 

manufacture, and products. 

Handy, James Otis. r 660.4 H23 

[Publications on subjects in chemistry and chemical technology. 

1892-1924.] 

Most of the articles have been published in "Proceedings" of the Engineers' Society 

of Western Pennsylvania and "Journal of industrial and engineering chemistry". 

Contents.—[A photostatic reproduction of an article from the Pittsburg dispatch, 

Dec. 29, 1S95 telling of an interview with J. O. Handy concerning the danger of disease 

from the Pittsburgh and Allegheny municipal water supply. ]—Rapid method for phosphorus 

determination in iron, steel, and ores.—Recent progress in applied chemistry and 

in engineering.—Convenient method of refrigeration for analytical and industrial investigations 

at low temperatures (-75°C).—Concentration and purification of iron ore high 

in sulphur by roasting in a rotary kiln.—Sampling and assaying of silver ores containing 

cobalt, nickel, and arsenic.—Copper covered or copper clad steel.—Recent progress 

in corrosion resistance, by D. M. Buck [with] discussions by J. O. Handy [and 

others].—Research on the corrosion resistance of copper steel, by D. M. Buck and J. O. 

Handy.—The Pittsburgh Testing Laboratory in the ceramic field.—Patent litigation; 

its causes and its results.—List of publications of J. O. Handy between 1892 and 1926. 

qr 660.5 1242 

Industrial and engineering chemistry, news edition [semi-monthly], 

Jan. 10, 1923-date. v.i-date. 1923-date. 

Published by the American Chemical Society. 

Institute of American Business. r 661.62 124 

Muscle Shoals; facts essential to an understanding of the controversy 

over offer of Henry Ford. [1921?] (Public question series.) 

"This pamphlet sketches the outlines of the Muscle Shoals case up to the opening 

of the special session of the Congress on November 20, 1922." 

King, James Grieve, & Shaw, J. F. r 665.7 K265 

Comparisons of some methods of running water-gas plant; a record 

of experiments at H. M. Fuel Research Station. H. M. Stationery Off., 

1923. (England—Scientific and industrial research department—Fuel 

research board. Technical paper, no.6.) 

Contains folded tables and diagrams. 

Kirch, T. E. qr 666.1 K28c 

A classified list of German patents on glass. [1926.] 

v.7, no.4, April 1926, p.91-93, of the "Glass industry".


Lee, John Adams. 664.811 L52 

How to buy and sell canned foods; statistical and practical information 

about the canning industry; a practical book written by a 

practical man for the use of other practical men. [Ed.2.] "The Canning 

trade" [cl926]. 

Useful chiefly to the wholesaler, jobber, retailer, and salesman. Contains valuableinformation, 

mainly on fruits and vegetables, but lacks index and table of contents. 

Millenet, Louis-filie. 666.2 M68 

Enamelling on metal; a practical manual on enamelling and painting 

on enamel as applied particularly to gold and silver ware and art metal 

work; tr. from the French by H. De Koningh. Lockwood, 1926. (Lockwood's 

craft manuals.) 

Treats painting briefly, being concerned mainly with the practical technique of 

enameling processes. 

National Wood Chemical Association. r 661.721 N15 

Methanol, the new r name for wood alcohol. 1923. 

qr 665.505 01952 

The Oil age [monthly], 1924-date. v.21-date. 1924-date. 

Terhaerst, Rudolf, & Trautwein, Hermann. r 665.7 T31 

Der mischgasbetrieb im steinkohlengaswerk; zugleich eine studie 

iiber die einschlagigen vergasungs- und betriebsverhaltnisse bei verschiedenen 

ofensystemen. 1922. 


Todoroff, Alexander. r 664 T55 

What is what in groceries. Grocery Trade Pub. House [cl926]. 

United States—Construction and repair bureau. r 667.6 U25 

Sailors' manual of paints and painting. 1923. 

United States—Federal oil conservation board. r 665.5 U2532r 

Report to the president of the United States, pt.i. 1926. 

Metallurgy 

Du Pont Everdur Company, Inc., Wilmington, Del. r 669.9 D93 

Du Pont everdur non-corrosive metal. [1925.] 

Trade literature presenting corrosion factors and describing physical and working 

properties and manufactured products. 

Hadfield, Sir Robert Abbott. 669.09 H12 

Metallurgy and its influence on modern progress, with a survey of 

education and research. Van Nostrand, 1926. 

Some of the material is the same as that contained in the author's earlier book of 

the same title, (r 669.09 H12m) 

"Classified list of papers, by Sir R. A. Hadfield": p.344-359. 

Hermanns, Hubert. qr 669.1 H47 

The iron and steel plant. cl922. 

Chart, size, 46 x 27 inches, folded in quarto cover. 

Designed by R. Reinhard. 

Presents, in diagrammatic form, the sequence of operations and the arrangement 

and functions of equipment used in ferrous metallurgy. Includes very brief explanatory


Hurst, James Edgar. 669.12 H95 

Metallurgy of cast iron; a complete treatise for engineers, foundrymen, 

and students. Pitman, 1926. 


Constitution and properties of gray cast-iron. Has a chapter on permanent-mold 

castings. 

Jacks (William) & Co. r 669.1 J12 

The iron & steel trades in 1925; special review. 1925. 

Reprinted from the "North-eastern daily gazette", Middlesborough. 

Jordan, Samson. r 669.164 J42 

Notes sur la fabrication de l'acier Bessemer aux fitats-Unis, d'apres 

MM. Holley, Smith, etc. 1873. 

Ludlum Steel Company. r 669.1731 L97 

High speed carbon and alloy tool steels. [Ed.2, rev. 1926.] 

Fine Arts 

Association Franco-Americaine d'Expositions de qr 759.4 I24as 

Peintures et de Sculptures. 

Exposition Ingres ouverte du 8 mai au 5 juin 1921, en l'Hotel de la 

Chambre Syndicale de la Curiosite et des Beaux-Arts; au profit de ['assistance 

aux mutiles de la face. 1921. 

"Bibliographie ingriste de Henry Lapauze": p. [2.] 

A catalogue of an exhibition of paintings by the French artist, Ingres; illustrated 

with 20 reproductions. 

Blum, Andre S. 709 B56 

A short history of art from prehistoric times to the present day, 

for the use of students and general readers; ed. and enlarged by R. R. 

Tatlock. Scribner [1926]. 

Canada—Archives. qr 708.1 C16 

Catalogue of pictures including paintings, drawings, and prints, with 

an introduction and notes by J. F. Kenney. pt.i. [1925.] 

The title-page and the text of the preface and the introduction are in English and 

French. This volume is limited to a catalogue of portraits. The names of the persons 

represented in the collection are arranged in chronological order, and a brief biographical 

sketch is given, indicating the association of the person with Canadian history. Contains 

15 plates. 

Fischel, Oskar. q 759.5 T53f 

Tizian; des meisters gemalde in 274 abbildungen. Ed.3. 1907. 

(Klassiker der kunst in gesamtausgaben, v.3.) 

Gronau, Georg. q 759.5 C82g 

Correggio; des meisters gemalde in 196 abbildungen. 1907. (Klassiker 

der kunst in gesamtausgaben, v.10.) 

Hanford, Philander C. qr 759 JJ23 

Catalogue of valuable paintings by the first masters of the ancient 

and modern schools, belonging to Mrs. P. C. Hanford, Chicago, to be 

sold at absolute public sale on Thursday evening, January 30th, at


Hanford, Philander C.—continued. qr 759 H23 

Mendelssohn Hall; T. E. Kirby will conduct the sale, American Art 

Association, managers. [Press of J. J. Little] 1902. 

Contains 15 plates. Brief biographical and critical comments are given for 44 of 

the 54 artists represented, and each of the 61 pictures of the collection is described. 

Hill, George Francis. 757 H55 

Italian portraits of the fifteenth century. Oxford LTniversity Press 

[1925]. (The British Academy. Annual Italian lecture.) 

"From the Proceedings of the British Academy." 

Knapp, Fritz. q 735 M66k 

Michelangelo; des meisters werke in 169 abbildungen. Ed.2. 1907. 

(Klassiker der kunst in gesamtausgaben, v.7.) 

Laurie, Arthur Pillans. 751 L37p 

The painter's methods & materials; the handling of pigments in oil, 

tempera, water-colour, & in mural painting, the preparation of grounds 

& canvas, & the prevention of discolouration, together with the theories 

of light & colour applied to the making of pictures, all described in a 

practical & non-technical manner. Lippincott, 1926. (The new art 

library.) 

The author is (1926) professor of chemistry to the Royal Academy of Arts, London, 

and principal of the Heriot-Watt College, Edinburgh. 

New York (city), National Academy of Design. qr 708.1 N2613 

Commemorative exhibition by members of the National Academy of 

Design, 1825-1925, the Corcoran Gallery of Art, Washington, D. C, 

October 17th to November 15th, 1925, the Grand Central Art Galleries, 

New York city, December 1st, 1925 to January 3rd, 1926. [cl925.] 

Contains a catalogue of the exhibition, with 168 reproductions, and lists of the 

members and associates of the academy and of prizes and awards. 

The Photo-miniature. 771 P52hi 

High-speed photography. Tennant, 1926. 

Being v.17, no.198, May 1926 of the "Photo-miniature". 

Robertson, Jean K. 744.2 R54 

A book of lettering; drawn by Albert Field. Black, 1926. 

"Examples of lettering suitable to the needs of different crafts and materials, and 

...examples of printing and type used for different purposes." Introduction. 

Rosenberg, Adolf. q 759.9 R33r 

Rembrandt; des meisters gemalde in 405 abbildungen, mit einer 

biographischen einleitung. 1904. (Klassiker der kunst in gesamtausgaben, 

v.2.) 

Schubring, Paul. q 735 D72s 

Donatello; des meisters werke in 277 abbildungen. 1907. (Klassiker 

der kunst in gesamtausgaben, v.ll.) 

Straus-Negbaur, Mrs. Tony. r 761 S91 

Rare and valuable Japanese colour prints; the noted collection formed 

by Mrs. Tony Straus-Negbaur of Berlin. [1925?] 

"In preparing this catalogue Mrs. Tony Straus-Negbaur has been assisted by the 

friendly cooperation of Mr. Julius Kurth." Preface.


Victoria and Albert Museum, South Kensington. r 738 V31an 

Analysed specimens of English porcelain, by Herbert Eccles & 

Bernard Rackham. H. M. Stationery Off., 1922. 

Issued by the Department of ceramics. 

Vogel, Julius, b. 1862. qr 759.3 G87v 

Otto Greiner; mit 117 abbildungen darunter 6 farbigen tafeln. 1925. 

(Kiinstler-monographien, 114.) 

Wolf, Georg Jacob. qr 759.3 A46w 

Altdorfer; mit 116 abbildungen nach gemalden, zeichnungen, und 

radierungen, darunter 7 textbildern in doppeltondruck und 10 farbigen 

einschaltbildern. 1925. (Kiinstler-monographien, 115.) 

Gardens 

Cloud, Katharine Mallet Prevost. 715 C61 

The cultivation of shrubs. Dodd, 1927. 

White, Edward Albert. 716.2 W63 

Principles of flower arrangement. [Ed.2, rev. & enl.] De La Mare 

Co., 1926. 

Architecture 

The books designated by the letter b at the beginning of the call number were pur 

chased from the fund left to the Library by J. D. Bernd and devoted to Architecture and 

Decoi'ation. 

Eberlein, Harold Donaldson, & Ramsdell, R. W. qb 728.8 E218s 

Small manor houses and farmsteads in France, with an introduction 

by Leigh French, jr.; having a frontispiece in colour and 253 illustrations 

in half-tone. Lippincott, 1926. 

Gunsaulus, Helen Cowen. 720.952 G97 

Japanese temples and houses. Field Museum of Natural History, 

1924. (Field Museum of Natural History—Anthropology department. 

Leaflet, no.14.) 

The same. (In Field Museum of Natural History—Anthropology 

department. Leaflet, no.14.) r 572.05 F45 no.14 

A pamphlet illustrated from Japanese prints. 

Hilton (Roy) Co., Long Beach, Calif. q 728 H56 

Spanish homes of California; a collection of photographs representing 

Spanish influence in home building as interpreted by the best architects 

of Southern California, along with sketches and plans for encouragement 

of this style; a house plan service and special architectural designing 

by mail. cl926. 

Hubbell, Lucy Embury, ed. q 728 H87 

The book of little houses. Doubleday, 1927. 

The sa »< e qr 728 H87 

Parts one and three are made up of eight brief articles by eminent architects on 

styles suitable for the small house, on fitting the house to its site, on planting, etc. 

Part two is made up of designs, plans, and photographs.


National Education Association. r 727.1 N15 

Report of committee on school house planning, F. I. Cooper, chairman. 

1925. 

Rey, Raymond. qb 721.4 R37 

La cathedrale de Cahors et les origines de l'architecture a coupoles 

d'Aquitaine, cent gravures dans le texte et hors texte. [192-?] 

"Introduction et bibliographie": p.[vii]-xxii. 

Siren, Osvald. qb 728.3 S61 

The imperial palaces of Peking; two hundred and seventy four plates 

in collotype after photographs by the author, twelve architectural 

drawings, and two maps, with a short historical account, v.l. 1926. 

qb 720.945 V39 

Viies des palais, batimens celebres, places, mascarades, et autres beautes 

singulieres de la ville de Venise, representees en 115 figures en taille 

douce, avec les explications en Latin, en Italien, & en Frangois. [1762.] 

Half-title reads "Representations et autres beautes singulieres de Venise". 

Binder's title reads "Beautes de Venise". 

Made up entirely of engravings of Venetian buildings and scenes. 

Music 

Barnes, Edwin Ninyon Chaloner. r 780.7 B25 

Who's who in music education. Music education, 1925. 

Contents.—Biographical data.—History.—Practical help.—Bibliography of music education 

(p.246-252). 

Cadman, Charles Wakefield. qM 782.1 Cllw 

A witch of Salem; book by N. R. Eberhart; vocal score. Ditson 

[cl926]. 

At head of title: Grand opera in two acts. 

Campbell, Jane. 780.973 C15 

Old Philadelphia music; written for the City History Society of 

Philadelphia and read at the meeting of May 8th, 1907. 1926. 

The same r 780.973 C15 

Caryll, Ivan. qM 782.6 C24 

The circus girl; new musical play by J. T. Tanner and W. Palings, 

lyrics by Harry Greenbank and Adrian Ross; with additional numbers 

by Lionel Monckton. Chappell, cl897. 

Chopin, Frederic Frangois. qM 786.4 C45w 

Walzer; kritisch revidirt und mit fingersatz versehen von Herrmann 

Scholtz. [pref. 1880.] 

The same. (In his Sammtliche pianoforte-werke, 

v.l, p.1-78.) qM 786.4 C45sa v.l 

Colonial Dames of America, National Society of, r 780.973 C72 

Pennsylvania. 

Church music and musical life in Pennsylvania in the eighteenth 

century; prepared by the Committee on historical research, v.l. 1926. 

Contains a chapter on Johannes Kelpius, Pennsylvania's earliest hymnologist, and 

a facsimile reproduction of his hymn book translated into English by Dr. Witt, a chapter 

on Justus Falckner, on Swedish church music, and on Indian music in Pennsylvania.


Fellowes, Edmund Horace, ed. qM 784.1 F34 

The English madrigal school. 36v. Stainer, 1921-24. 

v.l-4. Thomas Morley. 

v.5. Orlando Gibbons. 

v.6-7. John Wilbye. 

v.S. John Farmer. 

v.9-13. Thomas Weelkes. 

v.14-16. William Byrd. 

v.17. Henry Lichfild. 

v.18. Thomas Tomkins. 

v.19. John Ward. 

v.20. Giles Farnaby. 

v.21-22. Thomas Bateson. 

v.23. John Bennet. 

v.24. George Kirbye. 

v.25-26. Francis Pilkington. 

v.27. Richard Carlton. 

v.28. Henry Youll. 

v.29-31. Michael East. 

v.32. The triumphs of Oriana. 

v.33. Richard Alison. 

v.34. Thomas Vautor. 

v.35. Robert Jones.—John Mundy. 

v.36. Michael Cavendish.—Thomas Greaves.—William Holborne. 

Kuhlau, Friedrich Daniel Rodolph. qM 786.41 K43 

Sonatinen; revidirt und mit fingersatz versehen von Louis Kohler 

und F. A. Roitzsch; bd.I (Kohler), bd.II (Roitzsch). 

Weston, Mildred. qM 786.4 W57u 

LTnder an April sky; suite for piano. Schmidt [cl926]. 

Winner, Septimus. qM 786.45 W78 

Music and steps of the round and square dances, for the piano or 

organ. Ditson, cl893. 

Recreation 

Albertieri, Luigi. q 793.3 A33 

The art of Terpsichore; an elementary, theoretical, physical, and 

practical treatise of dancing. Ricordi [cl923]. 

The author was formerly ballet master at the Covent Garden Theatre, London, and 

at the Metropolitan Opera House, New York. 

[Apperley, Charles James.] qr 799 A64 

Nimrod's hunting tours, interspersed with characteristic anecdotes, 

sayings, and doings of sporting men, including notices of the principal 

crack riders of England, with analytical contents and general index of 

names; a new edition with an introduction by W. S. Sparrow and twentyfour 

illustrations in colour and half-tone after Ben. Marshall [and 

others]. Lane [1926]. 

Cotteral, Bonnie, & Cotteral, Donnie. 796.4 C83 

Tumbling, pyramid building, and stunts for girls and women. Barnes, 

1926. (Athletics for women series.) 

Dennison Manufacturing Company. 793 D432de 

Dennison's party magazine, March-April 1927. v.l, no.2. 1927.


Hillas, Marjorie, & Knighton, Marian. q 793.3 H55 

Athletic dances and simple clogs, with introduction by J. F. Williams. 

Barnes, 1926. 

Contains music. 

Simpson, Charles Walter. qr 799 S61 

Leicestershire & its hunts: the Quorn, the Cottesmore, & the Belvoir, 

with 28 illustrations in colour and 55 in black and white by the 

author, and an introduction by A. Burnaby. Lane [1926], 

Literature 

Bailey, Cyril, ed. 870.8 B15 

The mind of Rome. Clarendon Press, 1926. 

Contents.—Introduction, by Cyril Bailey.—VERSE: Epic, by A. N. Bryan-Brown; 

Lyrics and occasional verse, by J. Bell; Didactic poetry, by C. Bailey; Elegiac, by A. N. 

Bryan-Brown; Drama, by J. G. Barrington-Ward; Bucolic, by M. Platnauer.—VERSE 

AND PROSE: Story-telling and the novel, by T. F. Higham; Satire, by T. F. Higham; 

Letter-writing, by J. Bell; Literary criticism, by J. G. Barrington-Ward.—PROSE: 

History, by M. Platnauer; Oratory, by C. Bailey; Philosophy, by C. Bailey; Science, 

by H. E. Butler and Charles Singer. 

Selections in English from the more important Latin writers, with historical and 

critical notes. 

Black, Alexander. 814 B51 

American husbands, and other alternatives. Bobbs [cl925]. 

Fifteen humorous essays on modes and manners. 

Casella, Georges, & Gaubert, E. A. G. de V. de F. 840.9 C25 

La nouvelle litterature, 1895-1905. 1906. 

Contents.—Les ecoles et les manifestes.—L'evolution des genres: La critique; La 

poesie lyrique; Le roman; La litterature dramatique; Le mouvement regionaliste; 

Conclusion.—Dictionnaire bibliographique des principaux ecrivains de la nouvelle 

litterature. 

Cicero, Marcus Tullius. 875 C47p 

Philippics, with an English translation by W. C. A. Ker. Heinemann, 

1926. (Loeb classical library.) 

The same r 875 C47p 

Cobb, Lyman. r 808.8 C63c 

Cobb's juvenile reader, no.3; containing interesting, historical, moral, 

and instructive reading lessons composed of words of a greater number 

of syllables than the lessons in nos. I and II, and a greater variety of 

composition both in prose and poetry, selected from the writings of the 

best American and English authors, to which are prefixed observations 

on the principles of good reading designed for the use of larger children 

in families and schools. Pittsburgh, Loomis, 1831. 

[Dickens, Charles.] 823 D55zd 

Some Dickens women, by Edwin Charles, with a foreword by G. K. 

Chesterton. Stokes [1926?] 

Selections from Dickens with critical comment. 

331


Gardner, Monica M. 891.83 S57zg 

The patriot novelist of Poland, Henryk Sienkiewicz. Dent, 1926. 

"Not intended to be an exhaustive study... [The author has] aimed at giving the 

reader some idea of the finest of Sienkiewicz's novels and short stories, with such 

references to the conditions under which he wrote them and the intentions which underlie 

them as are necessary to throw light on the character of his work." Preface. 

Glascock, Clyde Chew. 863 P22zg 

Two modern Spanish novelists: Emilia Pardo Bazan and Armando 

Palacio Valdes. University of Texas [1926]. (Texas University. 

Bulletin, no.2625, July 1, 1926.) 

Critical studies. 

Hunt, Richard, & Snow, R. H. r 811 L956zh 

Amy Lowell; sketches biographical and critical. [Houghton, 1921.] 

Landon, Melville De Lancey (pseud. Eli Perkins), cd. 817 L22w 

Wit and humor of the age, comprising wit, humor, pathos, ridicule, 

satires, dialects, puns, conundrums, riddles, charades, jokes, and magic, 

by Mark Twain [and others], with the philosophy of wit and humor, by 

M. D. Landon. Pittsburgh, Gray, 1890. 

Macgregor, Marshall. 880.4 M16 

Leaves of Hellas; essays on some aspects of Greek literature. Longmans, 

1926. 


Macmillan & Co., pub. 813 G18zm 

Hamlin Garland, a son of the Middle Border. 

The same r 821 M44zm 

Contains brief critical articles by J. E. Chamberlin, W. D. Howells, H. B. Fuller, 

and others. 

Macmillan & Co., pub. 821 M44zm 

John Masefield. Macmillan. 

"American bibliography": p.36-37. 

The same r 813 Gl8zm 

A brief account of the English author's life and writings, with critical articles by 

Stuart Sherman, Laurence Stallings, and others. 

824.08 N36 

Nineteen modern essays, by John Galsworthy [and others], with an 

introduction by W. A. J. Archbold. Longmans, 1926. 

Contents.—Ralph Waldo Emerson [by] Richard Garnett.—Talking at large [by] 

John Galsworthy.—Reality [by] Hilaire Belloc.—On a southern harbour [by] Hilaire 

Belloc.—The heralds of the Revolution [by] Lord Acton.—Laughter [by] Max Beerbohm. 

—The probable future of mankind [by] H. G. Wells.—Books which have influenced me 

[by] R. L. Stevenson.—An autumn effect [by] R. L. Stevenson.—Middle-class [by] 

Arnold Bennett.—A friend of the town [by] E. V. Lucas.—A philosopher that failed 

[by] E. V. Lucas.—The recruiting office [by] C. A. Alington.—A conversation [by] 

C. A. Alington.—If Napoleon had won Waterloo [by] G. M. Trevelyan.—The happiest 

of the poets [by] W. B. Yeats.—Andrew Lang [by] E. W. Gosse.—Patriotism [by] 

W. R. Inge.—Simplicity and Tolstoy [by] G. K. Chesterton. 

Phillimore, John Swinnerton. r 874 P96zp 

Index verborum Propertianus. E Typographeo Clarendoniamo 

[1925].

BOOKS ADDED—JUNE 1027 M3 

Raleigh, Sir Walter Alexander. 820.4 R16 

On writing and writers, by Walter Raleigh; being extracts from his 

note-books selected and ed. by George Gordon. Longmans, 1926. 

Essays on composition, on letters and letter-writers, on Chaucer, Lamb, Peacock, 

and other English writers, on the decline of romanticism in 19th century poetry, and 

on criticism. 

Smith, Lewis Worthington, ed. 804 S654 

Current reviews. Holt [cl926]. 

A collection of book reviews which appeared in American newspapers and periodicals 

from 1921 to 1926, grouped according to the type of book considered. A short introduction, 

prefatory notes before each group, and appendixes discuss the problems of literary 

criticism. Intended for use in college classes. The author is (1927) professor of 

English and comparative literature, Drake University. 

Trend, J. B. 860.4 T72 

Alfonso the Sage, and other Spanish essays. Houghton, 1926. 

"From the twenty essays which are included in this volume the reader achieves a 

piquant, if hasty, acquaintance with a few of the less famous of Spain's classic authors, 

and quite a thorough knowledge of the tendencies and the talents of the more important 

contemporary novelists and poets. The three sections into which the book is divided 

(Kings, Queens, and Classics; Modern Prose Writers; and Modern Poets), are separated 

by colorful and amusing 'Interludes' in which are described Spanish fairies, children at 

play, gardens, and the Dance of the Seises at Seville. Though it is a scholarly work, 

'Alfonso the sage' is more appreciative than critical." Saturday review of literature, 1926. 

Weir, Thomas H. 891.5 024zw 

Omar Khayyam, the poet. Dutton, 1926. (Wisdom of the East 

series.) 

A brief appreciative study with many quotations from Omar's poetry. 

Poetry 

Boas, Guy, ed. 821.08 B57c 

Chaucer and Spenser, contrasted as narrative poets. Nelson [1926], 

(The "teaching of English" series.) 

Selections from the narrative poetry of each author, with a brief introduction. 

Boas, Guy, ed. 821.08 B57d 

Dryden, Pope, and Byron compared and contrasted. Nelson [1926]. 


Collections of poems of each author, with brief critical introductions. 

Boas, Guy, ed. 821.08 B57s 

Selected poems of Gray, Collins, Goldsmith, and Cowper contrasted. 

Nelson [1926]. (The "teaching of English" series.) 

The collection of poems by each author is preceded by a brief critical introduction. 

Boas, Guy, ed. 821.08 B57w 

Wordsworth and Coleridge contrasted. Nelson [1925]. (The 


The poems of the two authors are grouped together as poems of nature, bird poems, 

poems of retribution, national poems, poems of love, poems of faith and experience, and 

epitaphs. In a brief introduction the editor points out the similarities and differences 

between the poets.


Colonial Dames of America, National Society of. 811.08 C722 

American war songs, published under supervision of National committee 

for the preservation of existing records of the National Society 

of the Colonial Dames of America. 1925. 

Contents.—Revolutionary War.—War of 1812.—Mexican War.—Civil War.— 

Spanish-American War.—World War. 

The same r 811.08 C722 

Daly, Thomas Augustine. 811 D17m 

McAroni ballads, and other verses. Harcourt [cl919]. 

Eberhart, Mrs. Nelle Richmond (McCurdy). 811 E21 

From the land of the sky-blue water, and other songs for music. 

Vinal, 1926. 

r 821.08 E59 

The Emmet song book; specially compiled for the Irish patriot's 

centenary. Duffy [1903?] 

Hughes, Langston. 811 H89f 

Fine clothes to the Jew. Knopf, 1927. 

Keller, Mrs. Ella Flatt. 811 K165 

Mothers, yours and mine. Privately printed [1926?] 

Moult, Thomas, comp. 821.08 M94bes 

The best poems of 1926; decorated by John Austen. Harcourt 

[1927?] 


Atchinson, Frances Elizabeth. r 793.1 A86 

Story Terrace. Wilson, 1926. 

A short play for Children's book week. 

Boyd, Anne Morris. r 812 B66 

Exit Miss Lizzie Cox; a bibliotherapeutic tragedy in one act. Wilson, 

1926. 

Coats, Robert Hamilton. 822 G15zc 

John Galsworthy as a dramatic artist. Scribner, 1926. 

q 842 F23 

Farewell American tour, Sarah Bernhardt, season 1905-1906; the only 

correct version of my plays, tr. and printed from my own prompt books 

[signed] Sarah Bernhardt. Rullman [1905]. 


Contents.—L'Aiglon [summary] by Edmond Rostand.—La dame aux camelias 

[abridged] by Alexandre Dumas, the younger.—Hamlet [abridged] by William Shakespeare.—Frou-Frou 

[abridged] by Meilhac and Halevy. 

Goodrich, Arthur Frederick, & Palmer, R. A. 812 G628 

Caponsacchi; a play in three acts, prologue, and epilogue, based upon 

Robert Browning's poem "The ring and the book"; foreword by W. L. 

Phelps, afterword by Clayton Hamilton. Appleton, 1927. 

"Copyright, 1923... under the title of 'The warrior priest'."


Green, Paul. 

The field God, and In Abraham's bosom. McBride, 1927. 

335 

812 G831f 

Herford, Charles Harold. Q r 822 33 HM2 

- 

A sketch of the history of Shakespeare's influence on the Continent. 

Manchester University Press, 1925. 

Reprinted from the "Bulletin of the John Rylands Library", v.9, no.l, Jan. 1925. 


822 J 26b 

Jennings, Gertrude. 

The bathroom door; a farce in one act. French, cl916. (French's 


no.544.) 

Johnston, Reginald Fleming. V 792 J36 

The Chinese drama, with six illustrations reproduced from the 

original paintings by C. F. Winzer. Kelly, 1921. 

Discusses very briefly the village and the city theater, the historical development of 

the drama and its presentation, its characteristics and weaknesses, and its present trend 

under the republic. The illustrations, which are in color, show famous and typical stage 

characters. 

Kelly, George. 

Daisy Mayme; a comedy. Little, 1927. 

812 K1 ?ld 

Kern, Alfred Allan. r 822.33 HJ2 

Shakespeare and drunkenness. Randolph-Macon Woman's College, 

1925. (Randolph-Macon Woman's College. Bulletin, v.12, no.l.) 

[Little, Florence Estelle.]


Werfel, Franz V. 832 W533p 

Paulus unter den Juden; dramatische legende in sechs bildern. 1926. 

Young, Stark. 792 Y39t 

Theatre practice. Scribner [cl926]. 


" 'Theatre Practice', with the exception of three or four essays, is only 'Glamour'. . . 

and 'The Flower in Drama' by another name. Essays from these earlier collections are 

assembled with a view to covering the arts of the theatre, and the book is fitted out 

with illustrations and questions to serve as a text book... At the end... is Mr. Young's 

fine chapter on Duse." Saturday review of literature, 1926. 

Biography 


Bates, David Homer. 92 L715bas 

Lincoln stories told by him in the Military office in the War department 

during the Civil War, recorded by one of the listeners. Rudge, 1926. 

[Bobillier, Marie.] 92 H371b 

Haydn, by Michel Brenet [pseud.]; tr. by C. L. Leese, with a commentary 

by Sir W. H. Hadow. Oxford University Press, 1926. 

"List of works by Haydn": p.121-125; Bibliography: p.127-135. 

A biographical and critical study of the Austrian composer. 

Carson, John Fleming. r 92 M1373c 

Sermon at the memorial service to Rev. John Knox McClurkin, late 

pastor of the Shadyside United Presbyterian church, Pittsburgh, December 

14, 1924. [Pittsburgh, 1924?] 

Cotton, Edward Howe. 92 R684cot 

Teodoro Roosevelt, l'Americano, con una introduzione della signora 

Corinne Roosevelt Robinson. Beacon Press [cl926]. 

"Letteratura Rooseveltiana" : p.189; "Bibliografia" : p.190—192. 

Glaspell, Susan, afterward Mrs. Cook. 92 C773g 

The road to the temple, with four illustrations from photographs. 

Stokes, 1927. 

The biography of the author's husband, George Cram Cook (1873-1924). 

"Miss Glaspell, in relating this story, does precisely what Cook's living presence 

did: she puts before our eyes the picture of a life lived for the sake of values that are 

not the colorless values of ordinary lives, but in which a creative freshness and a fearless 

searching are the actuating forces. The influences of this spirit of Cook's was very 

widespread... His enormous influence on the development of the Provincetown Players 

is one example.. .This story.. .begins with Cook's early days on the old Mississippi 

Valley farm...[and] ends when...he lay dead at Delphi, with a chorus of lamenting 

Greek shepherds around him." A. D. Fickc in Saturday review of literature, 1927. 

Goodwin, Philo A. r 92 J123g 

Biography of Andrew Jackson, president of the United States, formerly 

major general in the army of the United States. Towner, 1833. 

Gorman, Herbert S. 92 L828g 

A Victorian American, Henry Wadsworth Longfellow. Doran 

[cl926]. 

"Study of Longfellow—his time and environment.. .Prom the first, and throughout 

the book, he has consistently taken an international viewpoint and tried to evaluate 

Longfellow not merely as an American and a New Englander, but as one of the poets 

of the age writing in the international idiom of English." Hervey Allen in Saturday 

review of literature, 1926.


Hawthorne Memorial Association, Salem, Mass. r 92 H367ha 

Dedication of the Nathaniel Hawthorne Memorial, 1804-1804, at 

Salem, Massachusetts. [Newcomb] 1925. 

Address delivered by A. P. White. 

Hevesy, Andre de. 92 B383h 

Beethoven the man; tr. by F. S. Flint. Brentano [192-?] 


Jensen, Carl Christian. 92 J269J 

An American saga. Little, 1927. 

A young Dane, who came to America from a hard and rough life in Denmark and 

at sea, recounts his varied experiences, his slow rise to success, and the development of 

his philosophy of life. 

Parker, D. C 92 B4992p 

Georges Bizet; his life and works. Harper, 1926. (Masters of 

music.) 


Penrose, Richard Alexander Fullerton. qr 92 B711p 

Memorial to John Casper Branner. 1925. 

Reprinted from the "Bulletin of the Geological Society of America", v.36, p.15-44. 


The same. (In Bulletin of the Geological Society of America, v.36, 

p.15-44.) qr 550.5 B87 v.36 

Dr. Branner (1850-1922) was a noted scientist and educator. 

Poliakoff, V. 92 M3863p 

Mother dear, the Empress Marie of Russia and her times by V. 

Poliakoff (Augur). Appleton, 1926. 

A sympathetic biography of Princess Dagmar of Denmark, who became the consort 

of Alexander III of Russia, and was thereafter called Marie Feodorovna. Her 

personality, the private life of the royal family, and the regard in which she was held 

by the Russian people are presented in a readable style. 

Rogers, Cameron. 92 I2443r 

Colonel Bob Ingersoll; a biographical narrative of the great American 

orator and agnostic. Doubleday, 1927. 

Sadleir, Michael. 92 T761s 

Anthony Trollope; a commentary, with an introduction by A. E. 

Newton. Houghton, 1927. 

"Mr. Sadleir's book is the fruit of many years' loving study of the life and works of 

Trollope. . .Its boundaries stretch beyond biography and literary criticism to include an 

extremely interesting study of the society of the mid-Victorian age...The book contains 

a considerable amount of unpublished material..-But the real interest of the book does 

not lie in its treasure trove or its 'revelations,' but in the fact that Mr. Sadleir really 

poses and discusses the problem of Trollope's place as a novelist." Leonard Woolf in 

Motion & athenaum, 1927. 

Thompson, Slason. 92 F457th 

Life of Eugene Field, the poet of childhood. Appleton, 1927. 

Mr. Thompson, a personal friend of Field and a co-worker on the staff of the 

"Chicago daily news", includes many of Field's poems and pictures, several of the 

former in facsimile.


Van Dyke, Paul. 92 I175v 

Ignatius Loyola, the founder of the Jesuits. Scribner, 1926. 


"Based on a wide and painstaking study of the original sources. In it is incorporated, 

in a new and excellent English translation, most of Loyola's autobiography... 

More notable than the author's generally satisfactory mastery of the sources is his novel 

point of view. He is right in claiming that, with the exception of Mr. Sedgwick's 

popular biography, his is the first sympathetic treatment ever accorded Loyola by a 

Protestant." Preserved Smith in American historical review, 1927. 

Wilson, James Grant. 92 T333wi 

Thackeray in the United States, 1852-3, 1855-6; including a record 

of a variety of Thackerayana, with six score illustrations and a bibliography 

by F. S. Dickson. 2v. Smith, 1904. 

Bibliography: v.2, p.[2251-399. 

The larger part of volume one is devoted to the account of Thackeray in America; 

the rest of the work contains letters from Thackeray to American friends, and many 

anecdotes, reminiscences, and critical estimates of Thackeray. Among other illustrations, 

there are reproductions of many of Thackeray's sketches and facsimile copies of 

letters. 

Woodrow Wilson Foundation. r 92 W7732wo 

The Woodrow Wilson Foundation. [1924?] 


r 923.3 A51 

The American labor who's who [1925]. Hanford [cl925]. 

Contains labor who's who of other countries. 

Howe, Mark Antony De Wolfe. g2fj H853 

Causes and their champions. Little, 1926. 

"Chief sources of information": p.[307]-321. 

Contents.—The Red Cross and Clara Barton.—Tolerance in religion, embodied in 

Phillips Brooks.—The long drive for temperance with the help of Frances E. Willard. 

—The new uses of great wealth, particularly by the Rockefellers.—American labor, 

Samuel Gompers leading.—Woman suffrage, and its Napoleon, Susan B. Anthony.— 

The road up from slavery, for Booker T. Washington and his people.—Swords, ploughshares, 

and Woodrow Wilson. 

r 920 K43 

Kurschners deutscher gelehrten-kalender auf das jahr 1925-26 1 -2 

jahrgang. 1925-26. 

Supplementing "Kurschners deutscher literatur-kalender". 

Sergeant, Elizabeth Shepley. 920 S43 

Fire under the Andes; a group of North American portraits Knopf 

1927. 

C«»rr«r..-Introduction.-Amy Lowell.—Robert Edmond Jones.-William Alanson 

! ! te —^', gen ? ° Ne '"—Elinor Wylie.-Charles Townsend Copeland.-Pauline Lord— 

Wdham Allen Wh.te.-Paul Robeson.-Alice Hamilton.-H. L. Menken.-Willa Cather 

—Robert Frost.—Oliver Wendell Holmes. 

„., ,,.,., r920 W6659 

Whos who in the nation's capital, 1926/27. [cl926.] 

Issued biennially.


Genealogy. Coats of Arms 

Cutter, William Richard, ed. qr 929.2 C95 

Historic homes and places and genealogical and personal memoirs 

relating to the families of Middlesex County, Massachusetts. 4v. 

Lewis Historical Pub. Co., 1908. 

[McCoy, Claudius T.] ed. r 929.2 S93m 

A genealogical histor3 r of the Sturgeons of North America. 1920. 

Pittsburgh. Ordinances. qr 929.8 P67 

An ordinance confirming and establishing the arms of the city of 

Pittsburgh and providing permanent, descriptive, and graphic records 

thereof. [Pittsburgh, 1925.] (File of Council, city of Pittsburgh, series 

1925, file no.1877, bill no.4361.) 

Presented by Mr. Garland, Dec. 14, 1925; in Committee on finance, Dec. 15, 1925. 

Affirmatively recommended. 

Bound with its ''Ordinance confirming and establishing the design of the great seal 

and lesser seals of the city of Pittsburgh". 

Pittsburgh. Ordinances. qr 929.8 P67 

An ordinance confirming and establishing the design of the great 

seal and lesser seals of the city of Pittsburgh. [Pittsburgh, 1925.] 

(File of Council, city of Pittsburgh, series 1925, file no.1876, bill no.436D.) 

Presented by Mr. Garland, Dec. 14, 1925; in Committee on finance, Dec. 15, 1925. 

Affirmatively recommended. 

Maps. Atlases 

Abensour, Leon. qr 910 A14 

Nouvel atlas Larousse. [cl924.] 

At head of title: Geographie universelle pittoresque. 

Holman, Louis Arthur. r 912 H73 

Old maps and their makers considered from the historical & decorative 

standpoints; a survey of a huge subject in a small space. Goodspeed, 

1925. (The Goodspeed monographs, 8.) 

Maps—Alaska. (1925.) r 912.798 M7 

Map of Alaska; comp. by Alaska Branch from all available authentic 

sources, chiefly from maps of the U. S. Geological survey and the 

U. S. Coast and geodetic survey. 1925. 

Size, 1654 x 23H inches, folded in octavo cover; scale, approximately 80 miles 

to 1 inch. 

Maps—Colombia. (1926.) qr 912.86 M 

Map of Colombia. [Rev. ed.] Mayer [1926]. 

Size, 25 x 18^6 inches, folded in sq. folio cover; scale, about 20 miles to 1 inch. 

Maps—Washington, D. C (1923.) qr 912.753 M4 

Washington, the beautiful capital of the nation. Olsen, cl923. 

Size, 17 x 29 inches, folded in sq. quarto cover. 

At head of title; Baltimore and Ohio; America's first railroad, Washington's first 

railroad.



General 

Appel, Joseph Herbert. 910.4 A64 

A world cruise log, with many illustrations from photographs 

selected by Clarence Welsh. Harper, 1926. 

Branom, Mendel Everett, & Branom, F. K. 910.7 B71 

The teaching of geography, emphasizing the project, or active, 

method. Ginn [cl921], 


Canfield, Mrs. Flavia A. (Camp). 910.4 C17 

Around the world at eighty, with introduction by her daughter, 

Dorothy Canfield Fisher; over one hundred illustrations by Parth & 

Parth of New York city. Tuttle, 1925. 

"A collection of letters written while on her cruise around the world which left 

New York January 1925." 

Durand, James R. . 910.4 D93 

James Durand, an able seaman of 1812; his adventures on "Old 

Ironsides" and as an impressed sailor in the British navy, ed. by G. S. 

Brooks, with a foreword by H. L. Satterlee; published with the cooperation 

of the Naval Order of the United States. Yale University 

Press, 1926. 

qr 910.5 E25 

Economic geography [quarterly], March 1925-date. v.i-date. 1925-date. 

Published by Clark University. 

Noble, Sam. 910.4 N38 

Sam Noble, able seaman; 'tween decks in the 'seventies; an autobiography, 

with a foreword by A. F. Davidson. Stokes, 1926. 

The author served for six years in the British navy. 

Europe 

Asquith, Herbert Henry. 914.2 A84 

Some phases of free thought in England in the nineteenth century. 

Lindsey Press, 1925. (Essex Hall lecture, 1925.) 

Boucher, Frangois. qr 914.436 B65p 

Le Pont-Neuf; introduction de Henri Lavedan, ornements de J.-J 

Dufour. 2v. 1925-26. 

v.l. Le Pont-Neuf dans Paris. 

v.2. Paris sur le Pont-Neuf. 

A historical account of the bridge, its surroundings and associations, illustrated with 

72 plates—reproductions of paintings and contemporary prints. 

Coppier, Andre Charles. qr 914,94 C79 

Les portraits du Mont-Blanc. 1924. 

Describes the mountain and its approaches and contains numerous reproductions of 

drawings and water-color paintings by the author.


Gaunt, William. qr 914.56 G24 

Rome, past and present; ed. by Geoffrey Holme. Studio, 1926. 

(Studio. Special spring number, 1926.) 

Contains 144 plates which are reproductions of paintings, etchings, and drawings by 

noted artists showing scenes of Rome. Preceded by 27 pages of descriptive text. 

Morley, F. V. 914.2 M89 

River Thames, illustrated in colour and with maps by Laurence 

Irving. Harper, 1926. 

"Beckons inevitably to all those who love any one of four things—rural England, a 

river, gently humorous character study, or a leisurely, anecdotal prose style. . . Together 

with 'Gimble the Painter'.. .and 'Crump the Banker'.. .the author made his way in his 

slow, fat barge, the Wife of Bath, all the way from Bridge Head Mouth to London. 

'River Thames' is not a guidebook; it is the charming recital of an individual experience 

...crowded with literary and historical allusion." C. P. Fadiman in Literary review, 

1927. 

Robson, Edgar Iliff. 914.4 R56w 

A wayfarer on the Loire; with illustrations and a map by J. R. E. 

Howard. Houghton, 1926. 

Describes Touraine, Poitou, Aunis, and Saintonge in western France. 

Rutter, Owen. 914.7 R94 

The new Baltic states and their future; an account of Lithuania, 

Latvia, and Estonia; with twenty-five illustrations and a map. Methuen 

[1925]. 


United States 

Alaska—Governor. r 917.98 A323 

Glimpses of Alaska from 1728 to the present date. [1926.] 

A pamphlet outlining the history, the government, and the natural resources of 

Alaska. 

Audubon, John James. 917 A91 

Delineations of American scenery and character; with an introduction 

by F. H. Herrick. G. A. Baker & Co., 1926. 

"Essays, which extended through the first three volumes of the Ornithological 

biography to sixty in number are here collected, with the omission only of the last 

'Remarks on the form of the toes of birds', for the first time in a single volume." 

Introduction. 

"Brief bibliography of the works of John James Audubon": p.vii—viii. 

Dayton, Ohio. Directories. r 917.71 D33 

Williams' Dayton directory, 1925. [cl925.] 

Essex Institute, Salem, Mass. r 917.44 E84 

Visitors' guide to Salem. 1908. 


Fort Wayne, Ind. Directories. r 917.72 F79 

Fort Wayne and Allen County directory, 1925. cl925. 

Fort Worth, Tex. Directories. r 917.64 F79 

Fort Worth city directory, 1925. cl925.


Johnstown, Pa. Directories. r 917.4877 J37 

Polk's Johnstown directory, including the town of Ebensburg; the 

boroughs of Daisytown, Dale, East Conemaugh, Ferndale, Franklin, 

Rosedale, Southmont, Westmont, and the unincorporated towns of 

Brownstown and Walnut Grove, 1925. Pittsburgh [cl925]. 

Pittsburgh. qr 917.4886 P67494 

Official municipal program, joint celebration in commemoration of 

nation's 150th birthday and the one hundredth anniversary of the birth 

of Stephen C Foster, held by city of Pittsburgh, Schenley Park, July 5, 

1926. [Pittsburgh, 1926.] 

Pittsburgh, Chamber of Commerce. r 917.4886 P6741L 

"Let's know Pittsburgh" week, February 13th to 19th, nineteen 

hundred twenty-six, auspices Pittsburgh Chamber of Commerce; directory 

of exhibits, Pittsburgh made products, arranged by Citizens' committee. 

[Pittsburgh, 1926.] 

Pittsburgh, Philadelphia Company. 917.4886 P674 

McKeesport, Pennsylvania, the tube city of the world and the queen 

city of the Greater Pittsburgh district. [Pittsburgh] 1926. 

Issued in cooperation with the McKeesport Chamber of Commerce. 

The same r 917.4886 P67493m 

qr 917.481 P86 

Pottsville republican and Pottsville morning paper; prosperity number, 

issued July 28th, 1926, containing industrial, biographical, publicity, and 

advertising features of Pottsville coal region, Schuylkill County, Pa. 1926. 

Folded newspapers in pockets on front and back covers. 

Pullinger, Herbert. 917.4811 P984 

Old Germantown; introduction by C. F. Jenkins. McKay [cl926]. 

Contains 25 etchings of old mansions, inns, churches, and other buildings in Germantown, 

Pa., with a short description of each. 

Reading, Pa. Directories. r 917.4816 R25 

Boyd's directory of Reading, containing the names of the citizens of 

Reading, West Reading, Wyomissing, Springmont, West Lawn, Hyde 

Park, Mt. Penn, Pennside, etc., 1925. 1925. 

Springfield, Mass. Directories. r 917.44 S769 

Springfield, West Springfield, Longmeadow, and Chicopee directory, 

1925. cl925. 

Strachey, John St. Loe. 917.3 S89 

American soundings; being castings of the lead in the shore-waters 

of America, social, literary, and philosophical. Appleton, 1926. 

"The former editor of the Spectator views the American scene with a kind and 

sympathetic eye. Traveling. . .through the eastern sections of this republic, he attempts 

no very profound study of American problems and puts forward only the most tentative 

theories and the most modest criticisms." Independent, 1927. 

Townshend, Richard Baxter. 917.8 T67 

Last memories of a tenderfoot, with illustrations. Dodd, 1926. 

Articles and letters giving an account of the author's experiences in the Southwest 

in 1870 and during a second visit in 1903. The letters are written from Jemez Hot 

Springs and from the Grand Canon, and there is a full description of the Indian snake 

dances of Arizona.


Woodruff, Douglas. 917.3 W86 

Plato's American republic, done out of the original. Dutton [cl926]. 


Socrates describes his lecture tour with Xantippe through the Middle West, and 

affords Mr. Woodruff the opportunity for good-humored satire of American government 

and laws, business, education, and manners and customs. 


Beebe, Charles William. 915 B37 

Pheasant jungles, with sixty illustrations from photographs by the 

author. Putnam, 1927. 

Concerned with the author's adventures, impressions, and observations in Ceylon, 

Sikhim, Garwhal, Burma, Tibet, Yunnan, Pahang, and Borneo during seventeen months 

spent in gathering material for a monograph on the pheasant. 

Bradley, Mrs. Mary (Hastings). 916.7 B68c 

Caravans and cannibals. Appleton, 1926. 

The book, "primarily the record of a game trail through a land of mountain cannibals 

east of Lake Edward, is the outcome of a second African trek... She tells us... of bush 

witchcraft and devil dances, of elephant, buffalo and lion hunting, of rubber-gatherers 

and of gorillas. She herself is so interested in all the strange folk and sights she meets 

and her subjective impressions are so keen that she makes them live for us quite without 

any effort of fine writing". F. H. Martens in Literary review', 1927. 

Cheesman, Robert Ernest. 915.3 C41 

In unknown Arabia, with a foreword by Sir P. Z. Cox. Macmillan, 

1926. 

An account of a journey into the desert undertaken for the purpose of studying the 

fauna, particularly the birds, of that region. 

Curie, Richard. 915.9 C92 

Into the East; notes on Burma and Malaya; with a preface by 

Joseph Conrad. Macmillan, 1923. 

Gane, Douglas M. 919.7 G16 

Handbook of Tristan da Cunha. 1924. 

At head of title: British Empire Exhibition, 1924. South African pavilion. 


Gann, Thomas W. F. 917.2 G16 

Ancient cities and modern tribes; exploration and adventure in Maya 

lands. Scribner, 1926. 

"By way of being a continuation of the story already partly told in his earlier books, 

'Mystery Cities' and 'In an Unknown Land.' It is, indeed, so gossipy and unpretentiously 

written, that it is best adapted to those who already have a certain notion of the 

Maya explorations. . .The book is illustrated by a map and some half hundred excellent 

photographs, partly of the ruins and relics themselves, partly of people and things met 

along the way." Saturday review of literature, 1927. 

Geoffrey, Theodate, pseud. 915.2 G29 

An immigrant in Japan; with illustrations. Houghton, 1926. 

An entertaining account of every-day life in Japan, written by an American woman 

who lived there for years. 

McMahon, Thomas J. 915 M21 

The Orient I found, with 62 illustrations. Appleton, 1926. 

"Mr. McMahon is an Australian and the trip which he records has its beginning at 

Melbourne. There is a chapter on Australia, a second on Borneo, and a third on the 

Philippines before the author launches into his discussion of the Japan and China of 

the twentieth century. Chief emphasis is laid on city conditions and political aspirations, 

with ample space devoted to racial characteristics, national life, and Western influence." 

Dale Warren in Saturday review of literature, 1926. 

343


Rasmussen, Knud Johan Victor. 917.1 R21 

Across Arctic America; narrative of the fifth Thule expedition, with 

64 illustrations and 4 maps. Putnam, 1927. 

"Rasmussen was the organizer and leader of a scientific expedition, known as the 

Fifth Thule Expedition of 1921-24, under the patronage of the King of Denmark. . .The 

party made its headquarters in Hudson Bay, in which area archaeological and ethnological 

studies were made; but the book. . .deals chiefly with the journeys of the author and his 

remarkable sled trip, with two Eskimos, along the whole Arctic Coast to Point Hope, 

Alaska." Clark Wissler in Literary review, 1927. 

Tsurumi, Yusuke. 915.2 T79 

Present day Japan. Columbia University Press, 1926. 

Contents.—The old order.—The challenge of new forces.—Intellectual currents in 

Japan.—Modern literature: the novel, the drama, and poetry.—Modern literature (continued).—The 

impact of the American immigration law on Japanese life. 

Wilson, Albert. 916.1 W76 

Rambles in North Africa, with forty-eight illustrations. Little, 1926. 

Wimsatt, Genevieve. 915.1 W77 

A griffin in China; fact and legend in the everyday life of the great 

republic. Funk, 1927. 

"The 'griffin' of Miss Wimsatt is own brother to the tenderfoot. . .Lightly and 

cheerfully the author sets down the things she heard and saw while the old China hands 

looked on and 'smiled upon the griffin'.. .The book is obviously intended to instruct the 

uninitiated in the general principles of Chinese daily life." Saturday reviezv of 


Younghusband, Sir Francis Edward. 915.4 Y41e 

The epic of Mount Everest. Longmans, 1926. 

"Separate descriptions of the three Mount Everest Expeditions have already been 

written by those who took part in them, and have been published in the three books, 

Mount Everest; The Reconnaisance, 1921, The Assault on Mount Everest, 1922; and The 

Fight for Everest, 1924. The present volume purports to be a condensed description 

of the three Expeditions." Preface. 

History 

General 

Keyserling, Hermann Alexander, graf von. 901 K23 

The world in the making (Die neuentstehende welt); tr. by Maurice 

Samuel. Harcourt [cl927]. 

Contents.—My life and my work, as I see them.—The world in the making: Introduction; 

Toward the culture of the future; The meaning of the ecumenic state; The true 

problem of progress; Philosophy and wisdom. 

[Scotus Viator (pseud, of Robert William Seton Watson).] 907 S43 

The historian as a political force in central Europe; an inaugural 

lecture delivered on 2 November 1922. School of Slavonic Studies in 

the University of London [1922]. 


Europe 

Cippico, Antonio, conic. 945 C49 

Italy, the central problem of the Mediterranean. Yale University 

Press, 1926. (Institute of Politics, Williams College. Publications.) 

In these six lectures, the Italian senator discusses Italy's political and economic 

problems and international policies.


Coudenhove-Kalergi, Richard Nicolaus. 940.93 C83p 

Pan-Europe, with an introduction by N. M. Butler. Knopf, 1926. 

The author's "contention is that the world outside of Europe is rapidly crystallizing 

into four great economic and political units—the British Empire, the Russian Soviet 

League, the East-Asia group, and Pan America. H the peoples of Europe continue to 

indulge in the luxury of disunion and warfare in such a world, they are fated to lose 

not only their world hegemony but even their independence. . . His plea is powerfully 

made. He marshals economic, political, social, racial, religious, and even nationalistic 

arguments". Saturday review of literature, 1926. 

Crump, Charles George, & Jacob, E. F., ed. 940.1 C89 

The legacy of the Middle Ages. Clarendon Press, 1926. 

Contents.—The Christian life, by F. M. Powicke.—-ART: Medieval architecture, by 

W. R. Lethaby; Medieval sculpture, by Paul Vitry; Decorative and industrial arts, by 

Marcel Aubert.—LITERATURE : Some aspects of medieval Latin literature, by Claud 

Jenkins; Vernacular literature, by Cesare Foligno; Handwriting, by E. A. Lowe.— 

Philosophy, by C. R. S. Harris.—Education, by J. W. Adamson.—LAW: Customary law, 

by Sir Paul Vinogradoff; Canon law, by Gabriel Le Bras; Roman law, by Edouard Meynial.—The 

position of women, by Eileen Power.—-The economic activity of towns, by 

N. S. B. Gras.—Royal power and administration, by Charles Johnson.—Political thought, 

by E. F. Jacob. 

Fay, Bernard. qr 944.04 F29 

L'esprit revolutionnaire en France et aux £tats-Lhiis a la fin du 18. 

siecle. 1925. (Bibliotheque de la revue de litterature comparee.) 

"Liste des ouvrages cites": p.[345]-362. 

Huddleston, Sisley. 944 H884 

France. Benn, 1926. (The modern world.) 

"Sisley Huddleston, in seeking a true interpretation of the France of today, has 

based his comment on enough history to explain the economic, financial, political, social 

and religious influences now at work. He has given an illuminating and faithful portrait 

of the French people, whom he has long known intimately and learned to love for 

their virtues and their faults." Literary review, 1927. 

Mecham, John Lloyd. 940.9 M55 

A course for home students in modern European history, 1789-1870; 

liberalism and nationalism. Columbia University, 1924. (Columbia 

University, New York—Extension department. Home study.) 

Ransom, H. A. V. 940.1 R19 

A short history of mediaeval Christendom, from the elevation of Constantine 

to the death of Philip the Fair (A.D. 312-1314), with maps and 

illustrations by Christopher Hughes. Dent, 1926. 

Stefani, Alberto de'. r 940.923 S81 

La legislazione economica della guerra. 1926. ([Carnegie Endowment 

for International Peace—Division of economics and history.] 

Storia economica e sociale della guerra mondiale; serie italiana.) 

Sturzo, Luigi. 945 S93 

Italy and fascismo; translated by B. B. Carter, with a preface by 

Gilbert Murray. Faber, 1926. 

Provides a careful analysis of the historical process which has led to the overthrow 

of the Italian Constitution and the elevation of a dictator. Though the author is living 

in exile, he writes with moderation and calm reflective insight and without bitterness. 


Villari, Luigi. 945 V32f 

The Fascist experiment. Faber, 1926. 

An account of the establishment of fascism in Italy, and of its achievements in 

political and economic affairs, and in education and religion.


United States 

Craig, Blanche. r 974.881 C86 

Historic Fells; 141 years of Methodism in Western Pennsylvania. 

Fells Church, 1926. 

A pamphlet sketching the history of Fells Church, Fellsburg, Pa. 

Graham, William Alexander, b. 1875. 973.8 G77 

The story of the Little Big Horn; Custer's last fight. Century 

[cl926]. 

A careful, dispassionate account of the battle with the Sioux, 1876, based on a 

study of available material. The author is (1926) judge advocate, United States Army. 

Grinnell, George Bird. 970.3 G92b 

By Cheyenne campfires, with photographs by E. C. Grinnell. Yale 

University Press, 1926. 

"Deals with the Cheyennes after they had taken to themselves the Suhtii peoples 

and become a completely amalgamated group, and the collection of Campfire tales is 

prefaced with a short account of their history and tribal life. After that the Cheyenne is 

allowed to speak for himself in direct narration of both true and legendary incidents of 

war and hunting, and in hero myths and culture origin tales, and in the tales of mystery 

and magic which form so large a part of the imaginative literature of all primitive 

peoples." Mary Austin in Saturday review of literature, 1927. 

Madison, Harold Lester. r 970.6 M23 

Indian homes. Cleveland Museum of natural history [cl925]. 

(Pocket natural history; anthropological series, no.l.) 


An illustrated pamphlet describing briefly the various types of dwellings used by 

North American Indians and Eskimos. 

Paxson, Henry D. r 974.81 P32 

Sketch and map of a trip from Philadelphia to Tinicum Island, Delaware 

County, Pennsylvania, where the Swedes founded the first permanent 

colony, and established and maintained for twelve years (from 

1643 to 1655) the first seat of government in Pennsylvania, thirty-nine 

years before the coming of William Penn. This itinerary includes 

points of historic interest in the old Swedish settlements, Wicaco, 

Passyunk and Kingsesing, Philadelphia. [Printed by George H. Buchanan 

Company] 1926. 

Cover-title reads "Where Pennsylvania history began". 

"Index key to historical map" on back lining-paper. 

"This historical sketch is offered in commemoration of the visit to New Sweden, 

by Their Royal Highnesses the Crown Prince Gustaf Adolf and the Crown Princess 

Louise of Sweden, in the year 1926." 

Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company, Philadelphia. r 974.811 P39 

The Independence Square neighborhood; historical notes on Independence 

and Washington squares, lower Chestnut Street, and the insurance 

district along Walnut Street, in Philadelphia, together with 

some account of the buildings, events, and personages of State House 

Row; illustrated with photographs, sketches, and old prints. [cl926.] 

Pory, John. qr 974.4 P84 

John Pory's lost description of Plymouth colony in the earliest days 

of the Pilgrim fathers, together with contemporary accounts of English


Pory, John—continued. qr 974.4 P84 

colonization elsewhere in New England and in the Bermudas; ed., with 

an introduction and notes, by Champlin Burrage. Houghton, 1918. 

From a hitherto unpublished manuscript quarto in the John Carter Brown library. 

The first section ("Insularum de la Bermuda detectio") is anonymous, but the editor 

has been able to identify its author as Richard Norwood. The other two sections, copied 

from letters written by John Pory, the first dated 1622, relate to Plymouth and the 

New England coast. 

Maps: Facsimile of Capt. John Smith's issue of Norwood's map of the Bermudas 

of 1622 as rearranged and published in the "Generall historie", 1624. Facsimile of 

Norwood's map of the Bermudas as first published complete in 1626. 

Ringstrom, Norman Harvey, & Gotke, G. W. qr 973 R47 

American history; a handbook for pupils, teachers, and prospective 

teachers, containing ideas, facts, and figures conveniently arranged for 

study and review. Williams, cl926. 

"A brief list of historical fiction, 1492-1920"; p.76-77; "A few helps for the 

teacher": p.79; "Some general works in the field of American history": p.SO. 

Rowland, Mrs. Eron Opha (Moore). 973.5 R79 

Andrew Jackson's campaign against the British, or the Mississippi 

Territory in the War of 1812, concerning the military operations of the 

Americans, Creek Indians, British, and Spanish, 1813-1815. Macmillan, 

1926. 


"The first edition of this history was printed in 1921 in the Publications of the 

Mississippi Historical Society." Foreword. 

"In addition to a detailed account... of Jackson's military operations in Florida 

and at New Orleans, Mrs. Rowland goes at length into the history of the war with the 

Creeks in 1813-14 under the direction first of General Claiborne and later of Jackson, 

and also finds place for a chapter on Jackson's residence and marriage in Mississippi 

Territory.. .The book is in some respects quite as much a history of the Territory 

during the war period as it is of the campaigns against the Indians, the Spanish, and 

the British." Saturday review of literature, 1926. 

Sipe, Chester Hale. 974.8 S61 

The Indian chiefs of Pennsylvania; or, A story of the part played by 

the American Indian in the history of Pennsylvania, based primarily 

on the Pennsylvania archives and colonial records, and built around the 

outstanding chiefs, with introduction by G. P. Donehoo. Ziegler Printing 

Co. J_cl927.] 

"Principal sources utilized in the preparation of this work": p. [10.] 


Snider, Denton Jaques. 973.7 S67 

The American ten years' war, 1855-1865. Sigma Pub. Co. [cl906.] 

Attempts "a philosophical interpretation of the causes, conditions, and results of 

the American Civil War...He begins with the Kansas troubles in 1855, and traces 

sectional controversies down to the surrender of Lee. He uses much philosophical jargon, 

has much to say about Folk Soul, World Spirit, Spirit of the Age, Conscience, etc. 

...Everywhere is evidence of wide acquaintance with the classics, but one searches in 

vain for signs of superior historical knowledge". Dial, 1906. 

Tarbell, Ida Minerva. 973.7 T19 

A reporter for Lincoln; story of Henry E. Wing, soldier and newspaperman. 


Wing was "a newspaper man who knew Lincoln well, served as one of his channels 

of information and lived to tell the story of his contact with the great man". Morris 

Markey in Literary review, 1927. 

347


United States. Declaration of Independence. qr 973.3 U253f 

[A fac simile copy, the exact size of the original, of the first comp 

copy of the Declaration of Independence, published by the Williamsburg 

"Virginia gazette", July 26, 1776.] [1925?] 

Verrill, Alpheus Hyatt. 970.1 V28 

The American Indian, North, South, and Central America. Appleton, 

1927. 

A popular account of the Indian—his origin and early civilization, his characteristics, 

beliefs, and customs, with a general description of the Indians of the various 

sections of North, South, and Central America. 

Wynne, John Huddlestone. r 973.2 W99 

A general history of the British Empire in America, containing an 

historical, political, and commercial view of the English settlements, 

including all the countries in North-America and the West-Indies, ceded 

by the Peace of Paris. 2v. Richardson, 1770. 


Latourette, Kenneth Scott. 951 L35 

The development of China. Rev. ed. Houghton [cl920]. 


A survey of the history and civilization of China, with a final chapter on its 

present-day problems. 

Moses, Bernard. 980 M93sp 

The Spanish dependencies in South America; an introduction to the 

history of their civilisation. 2v. Smith, 1914. 


Deals with the period in South American history between 1550 and 1730. 

"Treats of the beginnings of European civilisation in widely separated regions of 

South America, and sets forth some of the characteristic events associated with the slow 

development of colonial communities. The early voyages of discovery and the exploring 

expeditions. . .are here brought into view only in so far as they led to the establishment 

of European settlements." Preface. 

Van Vorst, Mrs. Bessie (McGinnis). 951 V21 

A girl from China (Soumay Tcheng). Stokes, 1926. 

"Life-story of a Chinese girl, the rebel daughter of an ancient and powerful family 

of the Mandarin class...When the revolution of 1911 broke again at the Manchu 

dynasty, though but seventeen, she was conspicuously active in organizing the patriots 

of Young China. . .During the last decade, while residing principally in Paris, she has 

worked ceaselessly for the advancement of her country... She is the first Oriental 

woman to gain the degree of Doctor of Law at the University of Paris." Saturday review 

of literature, 1926. 

Whyte, Sir Alexander Frederick. 950 W66 

Asia in the twentieth century. Scribner, 1926. (Virginia University. 

Barbour-Page foundation.) 

Four lectures dealing with the political changes taking place in Asiatic countries, 

present conditions in India, the conflicting ideals of East and West, and their present 

relations. The author is (1926) president of the Indian legislative assembly.












Bunyan, John. qE B885p5 

Pilgrim's progress; abridged by E. F. Smith. 2v. Perkins Institution 


Lucas, Edward Verrall. E L969a 

Advisory Ben; transcribed and presented by members of the Pittsburgh 

Chapter, American Red Cross. 5v. Pittsburgh, Amer. Red Cross. 

Luther, Martin. qE 238 L98 

Luther's small catechism; ed. by William Dallman. Universal 

Braille Press, 1926. 


Grade two 

American Braille Press for War and Civilian Blind, Inc. qE 028.81 A51 

Catalogue of books in English. 1925. 


Bill, Alfred H. j B4832h 

Highroads of peril. Little. 

Adventures of Franklin Darlington, American, among the secret agents of the 

exiled Louis XVIII, king of France, and the part he played in the events that centered 

about the kidnapping by Bonaparte of the ill-fated Due d'Enghien. 


Cairo to Kisumu; Egypt, the Sudan, Kenya Colony, with 115 

illustrations from original photographs and two maps in colour. Double 

day, 1926. (Carpenter's world travels.) 

"These travels have been made under all sorts of conditions, but with pen and 

camera always in hand." Chapter 1. 


China; with 105 illustrations from original photographs. Doubleday, 

1926. (Carpenter's world travels.) 

Gives interesting descriptions of Chinese life, ancient and modem, and accounts of 

the physical features and industries of the country-



From Tangier to Tripoli; Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, Tripoli, and the 

Sahara; with 119 illustrations from original photographs. Doubleday, 

1926. (Carpenter's world travels.) 



Japan and Korea; with 106 illustrations from original photographs. 

Doubleday, 1926. (Carpenter's world travels.) 

Record of the author's observations on life in Japan—commercial, political, social, 

and religious. 


Lands of the Caribbean: the Canal Zone, Panama, Costa Rica, 

Nicaragua, Salvador, Honduras, Guatemala, Cuba, Jamaica, Haiti, Santo 

Domingo, Porto Rico, and the Virgin Islands, with 96 illustrations from 

original photographs. Doubleday, 1926. (Carpenter's world travels.) 

Cooke, Arthur O. j 937 C77 

Stories of Rome in days of old. Jack [pref. 1914]. ("In days of 

old" series.) 

Contents.—The founding of Rome.—Women of Rome.—Heroes of early Rome.— 

Coriolanus.—Cincinnatus.—The coming of the Gauls.—Pyrrhus, a noble enemy of 

Rome.—The Roman fleet.—Hannibal.—The fate of Carthage.—Marius and Jugurtha. 

—Spartacus the slave.—Julius Caesar; his early life.—Julius Caesar; his visits to 

Britain.—Julius Caesar; his death. 

"This book contains the first part only of the splendid tale of Rome; it tells 

a little of the story of the city's first foundation, of her early kings, of the republic 

which succeeded them." Preface. 

Dane, Edmund. j 331.84 D21 

The value of thrift, the golden thread of the world's life and activity; 

talks for young people on the saving of talent, effort, time, and money. 

Putnam, 1927. 

Doubleday, Mrs. Nellie Blanchan (De Graff) j 598.2 D75bir 


Birds; selected from the writings of Neltje Blanchan, "Bird neighbors", 

"Birds that hunt and are hunted" (Game birds), "How to attract 

the birds", "Birds every child should know". Doubleday, 1926. (The 

nature library.) 

Doubleday, Mrs. Nellie Blanchan (De Graff) j 580 D75w 


Wild flowers; adapted by A. D. Dickinson from "Nature's garden". 

Doubleday, 1926. (The nature library.) 

Describes over five hundred species of wild flowers. Gives scientific and popular 

names, short descriptions of flowers, leaves, and fruit, preferred habitat, flowering season, 

and geographical distribution, with comments on the flowers and their fertilization 

by insects. Many colored illustrations. 

Fanciulli, Giuseppe. j F216L 

The little blue man; tr. from the Italian by M. M. Sweet. Houghton. 

Handsomely painted from Maria's paint box, the little blue man was born to 

adventure and to "cut a grand figure" in the world. In this story one may read about 

his life in a marionette theater, in Crickctopolis, and in Cyclamen Land. Amusing 

pictures by H. I. Bacharach.


Faulkner, Georgene. j 398 F27 

Tales of many folk, retold; illustrated by Vera Clere. Scribner 

[cl926]. 

Contents.—Chicken Little.—Scrapefoot.—The little red hen and the grain of wheat. 

—The wee, wee mannie.—The grateful beasts.—The three Billy Goats Gruff.—The pancake.-—Johnny 

and the goats.—The straw ox.—The town musicians of Bremen.—The 

wolf and the seven kids.—Drakesbill and his friends.—Buchettino.-—The little half-chick. 

Giddings, Thaddeus Philander, and others. j 784.8 G37 

Intermediate music. Ginn [cl924]. (Music education series.) 

Intended for school use, but will be helpful at home. Songs and tone melodies are 

given. 

Giddings, Thaddeus Philander, and others. j 784.8 G37j 

Juvenile music. Ginn [cl923], (Music education scries.) 

For school and home use. Mr. Will Earhart, director of school music in Pittsburgh, 

is (1927) one of the compilers. 

Guiterman, Arthur. j 811 G96 

I sing the pioneer; ballads of the making of the nation. Dutton 

[cl926]. 

Poems in praise of the courage and spirit shown by American pioneers. 

"Washington blazed it through wilderness snows, 

Wearing the hunting shirt, bearing the pack, 

Braving the winter and treacherous foes, 

Out to the Monongahela and back. 

Carson and Crockett and Boone and the rest, 

Hunter and fighter and bold pioneer, 

Carried it southward and carried it west; 

Follow their moccasins, treading it clear I" 

The Scout Trail. 

Harding, Maude Burbank. j 808 H25 

The children's own book of letters and stories. Marshall Jones Co. 

[cl926.] 

An aid for boys and girls at home and at school. The letters and stories were 

written by fourth to seventh grade pupils of the Woodward School, Boston, Mass. A 

few of the chapters are: The friendly letter.—Notes of appreciation.—Description of 

persons and places.—Story ideas for Christmas and the New Year.—Book-reviews.-— 

Plays and poems.—Making a magazine. 

Holland, Rupert Sargent. j 387 H72 

Historic ships; illustrated by M. de V. Lee. Macrae-Smith Co. 

[1927.] 

Describes ships from the early boats of the ancients to the hydro-aeroplanes of the 

20th century, and shows their relation to historic events. Viking voyages, Venetian 

argosies and pageants, and the Spanish Armada are a few of the subjects included. 

La Varre, William J. j 918.8 L38 

Up the Mazaruni for diamonds. Marshall Jones Co., 1922. 

The author went with a friend to British Guiana in 1917 to hunt for diamonds. The 

book records his adventures and his observations of the country and of native life. 

Olcott, Virginia. j 793.1 023i 

Industrial plays for young people; costumes illustrated by Florence 

Egan. Dodd, 1927. 

"A list of interesting books that will help with these plays": p.255-257. 

Contents.—Italy: The jewel boy of Florence; a play of the master jeweller of the 

world.—Switzerland: The wonder watch of the Jura; a play of a blacksmith and a 

watch.—China: T'ien Jung and the eight immortals; a play of genii and a porcelain jar. 

351


Olcott, Virginia—continued. j 793.1 023i 

—England: The crystal cave; a play of Cornwall and the fairy folk.—Holland: The 

alphabet tree; a play of the letters a tree made.—Germany: The fire of icicles; a play 

of Saint Sebal and a wooden doll.—France: Mademoiselle Cocoon; a play of golden 

lilies and mulberry boughs.—Belgium: The seven spinning meisjes; a play of spindles 

and lace. 

Parker, Arthur Caswell. j 398.097 P23 

Skunny Wundy, and other Indian tales; illustrated by Will Crawford. 


Tales the author heard as a boy in the home of his grandfather, a Seneca chief. 

Powel, Harford Willing Hare. j 796.32 P87 

Walter Camp, the father of American football; an authorized biog 

raphy; with an introduction by E. K. Hall. Little, 1926. 

Walter Camp is known especially well for his athletic interests and activities. This 

account of his life includes chapters on the "daily dozen" and the Walter Camp memorial; 

also a list of the All-America football teams from 1889 through 1924. 

Seton, Ernest Thompson. j 599 S49 

Animals; selected from "Life histories of northern animals"; arranged 

by R. M. McCurdy, with paragraphs on classification from Stone & 

Cram's "American animals" as indicated. Doubleday, 1926. (The 

nature library.) 

A short account of the ways and habits of wild animals, grouped under the following 

headings: Hoofed animals.—Gnawing animals.—Flesh-eaters.—Burrowing animals.— 

Flying animals.—Pouched animals. Contains 48 colored illustrations. 

Stuart, Dorothy Margaret. j 910 S92 

The young folk's book of other lands. Little, 1927. 

Contents.—China; the land of the dragon.—Japan; the land of the rising sun.— 

India.—Egypt and Palestine.—Greece and Turkey.—England and Wales.—Scotland and 

Ireland.—France.—Italy.—Spain.—Switzerland.—Holland and Belgium.—Scandinavia. 

For pleasure reading. Contains color plates, full page half-tone illustrations, and 

many line drawings. 

White, Hervey. j W633s 

Snake gold; a tale of Indian treasure, of an ancient emblem and its 

power over men to-day, and of the hazard of Casa Bianca; decorations 

by Elizabeth Mackinstry. Macmillan. 

Adventure story dealing with a lost mine and the hidden treasure of the Aztecs. 

Williams, Archibald. j 656.8 W74 

A book of the sea. Nelson [1916]. 

Describes the origin and development of ships, from the early Egyptian boats to 

the modern yachts. Includes also such topics as signals, life-saving, fish and fishing. 

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China Weekly Review. Shanghai. 

Coal Age News. New York. 

Iron and Steel World. Pittsburgh. 

Ohio Welfare Bulletin. Columbus. 

Purdue Engineering Review. Lafayette, Ind. 

La Revue de Chimie Industrielle. Paris. 

Sir Walter Scott Quarterly. Edinburgh. 

Vital Statistics Bulletin. Harrisburg. 




The Appreciation of Sculpture, by Lorado Taft. 

The French Revolution, as Told in Fiction, by William Stearns 

Davis. 

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especially suitable for children; and q that it is quarto size or large 

Fiction 

Atherton, Mrs. Gertrude Franklin (Horn). A868i 

The immortal marriage. Boni. 

A historical novel of the love and marriage of Aspasia and Pericles. 

Aubry, Octave. A896e 

The empress might-have-been; the love story of Marie Valevska 

and Napoleon; tr. from the French by H. G. Dwight. Harper. 

Baldwin, Charles Sears, ed. B1952a 

American short stories; selected and ed. with an introductory essay 

on the short story. Longmans. (The wampum library of American 

literature.) 


Contents.—Introduction.—The tentative period: Rip Van Winkle [by] Washington 

Irving; Peter Rugg, the missing man [by] William Austin; 'ihe French village [by] 

James Hall; The inroad of the Nabajo [by] Albert Pike.—The period of new form: 

The white old maid [by] Nathaniel Hawthorne; The notary of Perigueux [by] H. W. 

Longfellow; The fall of the house of Usher [by] E. A. Poe; The inlet of peach blossoms 

[by] N. P. Willis; The bee-tree [by] C. M. S. Kirkland; What was it? a mystery [by] 

Fitz-Tames O'Brien; The outcasts of Poker Flat [by] F. B. Harte; Miss Eunice's glove 

[by] A. F. Webster; Who was she? [by] Bayard Taylor; The love-letters of Smith [by] 

H. C. Bunner; The eve of the Fourth [by] Harold Frederic. 

B467b 1926 

The Best short stories of 1926, and the Yearbook of the American short 

story; ed. by E. J. O'Brien. Dodd. 

Yearbook contains Index of short stories for 1926. 

Contents.—Carrie Snyder, by Barry Benefield.—Maudie, by A. J. Carver.—The 

glass eye of Throgmorton, by Donald Corley.—Take the stand, please, by C. T. Crowell. 

—Bound for Rio Grande, by A. E. Dingle.—Query, by H. VV. Dudley.—Symphonesque, 

by A. H. Fauset.—Evening, by Zona Gale.—Wheels, by Tupper Greenwald.—The undefeated, 

by Ernest Hemingway.—The Christian bite, by Manuel Komroff.—Then 

Christs fought hard, by Milutin Krunich.—Travelogue, by R. W. Lardner.—The first 

stone, by G. S. Mason.—Grimaldi, by Susan Meriwether.—A tale from the grave, by 

I. V. Morris.—"Extra! Extra!" by R. E. Sherwood.—Out of the wind, by W. D. 

Steele.—The other road, by E. L. Strater.—The giant's thunder, by Virginia Tracy. 

360

Boyd, James. B6682m 

Marching on. Scribner. 

BOOKS ADDED—JULY 1927 361 

A Civil War novel. The scene, the pine forests of North Carolina, is nearly the 

same as that of the author's earlier novel "Drums"; and the chief character is James 

Fraser, a descendant of the Revolutionary soldier. Johnny Fraser. It is through his 

eyes^ that we see conditions in the South before the war, and from his point of view as 

a private soldier in the Confederate army, that we see the events of the war. 

Byrne, Donn. B996br 

Brother Saul. Century. 

A fictional biography of St. Paul, the events borrowed faithfully from the New 

Testament, and embroidered with a wealth of imaginative detail. 

Chambers, Robert William. C35Sd 

The drums of Aulone. Appleton. 

The scene of this historical romance is laid in France, England, and Quebec at the 

time of the persecution of the Huguenots in the 17th century. 

Chamot, Alfred Edward, comp. and tr. C3572s 

Selected Russian short stories. Oxford University Press. (The 

world's classics, no.287.) 

Contents.—The queen of spades [by] A. S. Pushkin.—Christmas eve [by] Nikolai 

Gogol.—Taman; Ashik-Kerib [by] M. Y. Lermontov.—Asya [by] I. S. Turgenev.—A 

nasty story [by] F. M. Dostoevski.—The signal; The red flower [by] V. M. Garshin.— 

An awkward situation; The thieves [by] Anton Chekhov.—In the steppes; The khan and 

his son [by] 'Maxim Gorki' (Peshkov).—Temptation [by] Alexander Kuprin.—The lie; 

Silence [by] L. N. Andreev. 

Chekhov, Anton Pavlovich. C418g 

The grasshopper, and other stories; tr. with an introduction by A. E. 

Chamot. Paul. (The international library.) 

Contents.—The grasshopper.—The rook.—The black monk.—The privy councillor.— 

The wager.—In the ravine.—The Cossack.—Miss N. N.'s story.—The peasants.—Anna 

round the neck.—The proposal.—A terrible night. 

. Chesterton, Gilbert Keith. C4272r 

The return of Don Quixote. Dodd. 

A learned librarian gets made King-at-Arms and rules modern England by medieval 

law, nearly crushing the power of the trade unions by rousing the aristocracy to a 

real belief in their own privileges. 

Christie, Agatha. C461my 

The mysterious affair at Styles; a detective story. Dodd. 

Clark, Barrett Harper, & Lieber, Maxim. C518g 

Great short stories of the world; an anthology selected from the 

literatures of all periods and countries. McBride, 1925. 

Deeping, Warwick. D372h 

The house of adventure. Macmillan. 

"The story of a young Englishman, technically a deserter from the army, who finds 

a ruined French village, sets up a home for himself, and then, as the inhabitants 

gradually drift back, reorganizes the life of the town." /. W. Krutch in Nation, 1922. 

Feuchtwanger, Lion. F4352p 

Power; tr. by Willa and Edwin Muir. Viking Press. 

Also published under the title "Jud Suss". 

The story of the rise and fall of a Jewish financier at tbe dissolute court of the 

Duke of Wiirttemberg in the early 18th century.


Gerould, Gordon Hall, & Bayly, Charles, ed. G3242c 

Contemporary short stories. Harper. 

Contents.-—-I want to know why [by] Sherwood Anderson.—A source of irritation 

[by] Stacy Atimonier.—The La Peronniere letters [by] Elizabeth Bibesco.—Responsibility 

[by] Thomas Boyd.—"Our trusty and well-beloved" [by] Sir Hugh Clifford.—The nap 

[by] Walter De La Mare.—The hands of the enemy [by] C. C. Dobie.—-The leopard of 

the sea [by] H. G. Dwight.—The jelly-bean [by] F. S. Fitzgerald,—The wax doll [by] 

K. F. Gerould.—Miss Hinch [by] H. S. Harrison.—A separate peace [by] Ernest 

Hemingway.—Lochinvarovic [by] Richard Hughes.—A painful case [by] James Joyce. 

—-Haircut [by] Ring Lardner.—Tickets, please [by] D. H. Lawrence.—A cup of tea 

[by] Katherine Mansfield.—The seal man [by] John Masefield.—Big Dan O'Reilly 

[by] Harvey O'Higgins.—Jetsam [by] John Russell.—-A man's a fool [by] W. D. 

Steele.—Kerfol [by] Edith Wharton.—One crowded hour [by] B. A. Williams. 

Graham, Stephen. G7714m 

Midsummer music. Doran. 

"The scene is Dalmatia. Felix Morrison, an earnest Shakespearian scholar, has 

been persuaded by a friend to spend the summer there in order to find the quiet and peace 

he desired for his work. To his surprise a party of gay bohemians descends upon the 

place also: English art students, a Hungarian model, an Austrian countess." Lenore 

Marshall in Books, 1027. 

I2412i 

In Dixie land; stories of the Reconstruction era, by Southern writers; 

illustrations by Ila McAfee. Purdy Press. 

Contents.—A far country [by] G. E. King.—Decoration day [by] K. S. Bonner.— 

Mas' Craffud's freedom [by] H. S. Edwards.—Shady Dale [by] J. C. Harris.—In the 

black belt [by] Martha Young.—Up Terrapin River (chap. 1-2) [by] Opie Read.—"Old 

Pickett" [by] A. E. Gonzales.—Marching home [by] I. J. Mikell.—In Pompion Swamp 

[by] John Bennett.—A deserted village [by] K. P. Battle.—The Shunway [by] A. C. 

Gordon.—Pampatike [by] J. S. Wise.—The unpaced race [by] J. T. Moore.—The 

colonel [by] J. L. Allen.—The new-time child [by] J. S. Heyward. 

Marshall, Archibald. M4163t 

That island. Dodd. 

"A comic romance, wherein an elderly, prosperous, English grocer, Jacob Dinwiddy, 

longing for pastures new, sells out his business and with his family sails for Australia. 

Wife, son, daughter, and servants accompany the venturesome tradesman, but in tropic ' 

waters the ship is wrecked, and the party are cast upon the shore of an island inhabited 

by friendly savages. Immediately, applying his aggressive efficiency to the task, Dinwiddy 

starts converting the wilderness into the semblance of a civilized community." 


Morrison, Woods. M9192r 

Road End. Putnam. 


Murray, Rosalind. M9783h 

The happy tree. Harcourt. 

"The story of a woman's life told by herself at forty. . .Helen's life has been based 

on attachments to places and people; and time, accident, the War have changed the 

places and taken away the people...At forty her youth is gone—and instead of feeling 

herself at last mature for life, she finds that life itself is gone." L. S Morris in New 


The setting is English—a country estate, a girls' school, and London. 

Ros, Mrs. Amanda M'Kittrick. R697i 

Irene Iddesleigh; a novel, with an introduction by Thomas Beer. 

Boni. 

Typical of the artificiality and sentimentality of the minor fiction of the 1890's.


Scholz, Jackson Volney. S368s 

Split seconds; tales of the cinder track. Morrow. 

Contents—The winning bug.—Queens and quarters.—The hoodoo stone.—Form — 

A sense of humor.—Discobolus.—The booby squad.—Violet takes a hand.—A matter of 

temperament.—Medium boiled. 

Sinclair, Upton Beall. S6162o 

Oil! a novel. A. & C Boni. 

"A graphic account of the oil industry, the romance of it, its tawdriness its fascination, 

and its shame...Not oil but socialism is his heroic protagonist, and in his 

conscious attempt to make his case he destroys what would otherwise inevitably be its 

powerful subconscious effect." /. W. Wise in Literary review, 1927. 

Smith, Thorne. Sfifi?rl 

Dream's end. McBride. 

A morbid poet narrates a youthful struggle to resist passion for a wanton artist's 

model and an exalted love for a beautiful woman, slowly dying under the subtle cruelty 

of her husband. The events of a vivid dream life are interwoven with the experiences 

ot his waking existence. 

Warner, Sylvia Townsend. W2372m 

Mr. Fortune's maggot. Viking Press. 

"Rev. Timothy Fortune was a simple-minded missionary who felt a call to go to 

Fanua, an imaginary island in The South Seas. In the course of several years of 

earnest friendliness there was only one 'convert,' but whether it was Mr Fortune who 

converted Lueli or the other way about, the reader of this frolic and tender fable may be 

left to ponder. Christopher Morley in Saturday review of literature, 1927. 

Young, Stark. Y3922h 

Heaven Trees. Scribner. 

A series of pictures of life on a Mississippi plantation shortly before the Civil War 

the chief characters are shown against a background of intricate family relationship. 

German Fiction 

Baumbach, Rudolf. 833 B32s2 

Der schwiegersohn; with introduction, notes, exercises, and vocabulary 

by Hedwig Hulme. Ginn. 

The same, with exercises, notes, and vocabulary by Wilhelm Bernhardt. 

Heath. (Heath's modern language series.) 833 B32s 

[Raspe, Rudolf Erich.] r 333 R21 

Wunderbare reisen zu wasser und lande; feldziige und lustige abentheuer 

des Freyherrn von Munchhausen, wie er dieselben bey der 

flasche im cirkel seiner freunde selbst zu erzahlen pflegt; aus dem 

englischen nach der neuesten ausgabe iibersetzt, hier und da erweitert 

und mit noch mehr kupfern gezieret. 

Contents.—Burgers Munchhausen nach der ausgabe von 1786.—Nachwort von Erich 

Ebstem.—Anmerkungen zu Burgers iibersetzung.—Die Munchhausenschen geschichten 

im vade mecum fiir lustige leute. 

General Works 

Ashton-under-Lyne—Public free library. r 027.4 A82 

Abstract of statistics, 1919/20-date. 1920-date.

364 CARNFGIE LIBRARY OF PITTSBURGH 

qr 051 B6314 

Books; a weekly review of contemporary literature, Sept. 21, 1924-date. 

[v.l]-date. 1924-date. 

Published by New York herald tribune. 

Index, v.1-2. (In v.2.) 

Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh. r 012 F86c 

Saint Francis of Assisi; his life, scenes associated with his work, his 

place in art; a reading list compiled on the seven hundredth anniversary 

of his death. Pittsburgh, 1926. 

Glasgow—Corporation public libraries. r 027.4 G46d 

Descriptive account of the Corporation public libraries of the city of 

Glasgow. Maclehose, 1924. 

Houston, Texas—Public library. r 027.4 H83 

Annual report (21st-date), 1925-date. 1926-date. 

Report for 1925 contains also "Summary of the years 1921-1925". 

r 027.4 L682 

The Library and the museum therein, July 1918-date. v.i-date. 1918date. 

Published irregularly. 

Ed. by J. C. Dana, and published by the Public library of Newark. 

Library Association of the United Kingdom. r 020.6 L6822 

Hand book. 1926. [1926.] 

Livingston, Mrs. Flora V. (Milner). r 012 K27L 

Bibliography of the works of Rudyard Kipling. Wells, 1927. 

London, Times. qr 052 L8224 

Literary supplement [weekly], July 20, 1922-date. v.21, pt.2-date. 

1922-date. 

New York times. qr 071 N2614 

The New York times 75th anniversary, 1851-1926. [1926.] 

Section 5, Sept. 19, 1926 of the New York times. 

The same. (In New York times, Sept. 19, 

1926.). qr 071 N26d Sept. 1926 

Articles on the history of the period and of the newspaper, with many pictures and 

13 facsimile reproductions of front pages from the "New York times" announcing the 

laying of the Atlantic cable, the assassination of Lincoln, the sinking of the Lusitania, 

the armistice in 1918, and other outstanding events. 

qr 074 P233 

Paris, Le Temps [daily], 1924-date. 64e annee-date. 1924-date. 

Regan, Mary Jane. 027.2 R29 

Echoes from the past, reminiscences of the Boston Athenaeum; with 

a memoir. Boston Athena:um, 1927. (Robert Charles Billings Fund. 

Publications, no.7.) 

The Memoir signed C. K. B. [i.e. Charles Knowles Bolton]. 

Miss Regan (1842-1925) was an assistant for 47 years at the Boston Athensum. 

qr 051 S36 

The Scholastic, Sept. 29, 1921-date. v.2-date. Pittsburgh, 1921-date. 

v.3-date "published every-other-week, except during the months of July and August" 

v.2 published weekly during the school year.


Wilson (H. W.) Co., pub. r 016.05 W76 

Periodicals of international importance; a selection of 600 useful in 

libraries everywhere, compiled by E. M. Phelps, assisted by E. E. Ball, 

with the cooperation of many librarians. 1926. 


r 150.5 A67 

Archives of psychology, no.l, 3-10, 13-15, 17-date. Stechert, 1906-date. 

no.31 wanting. 

no.l, 3-10, 13-15, 17-30. 32-46, 49 appear in Columbia University, New York. 

Contributions to philosophy and psychology, v.15-27. (r 104 C72) 

Continues in part "Archives of philosophy, psychology, and scientific methods". 

Bingham, Walter Van Dyke, & Freyd, Max. 136.8 B48 

Procedures in employment psychology; a manual for developing 

scientific methods of vocational selection. Shaw, 1926. 

References: p.235-245. 

Cavling, Viggo. 141 C29 

The collective spirit; an idealistic theory of evolution, tr. from the 

Danish by W. Worster. Brentano, 1926. 

"Evolution, according to Mr. Cavling, has reached its end in biological terms. It 

can progress only mentally. . . But, man is 'a means, not an end'. . . Individual beings 

will pass away and humanity will become self-emerged in 'The Collective Spirit'." 

/. W. T. Mason in the Saturday review of literature, 1926. 

Child Study Association of America. 136.7 C43g 

Guidance of childhood and youth; readings in child study, ed. by 

B. C. Gruenberg. Macmillan, 1926. 

"Index of authors and sources": p.311-313. 

Flemming, Mrs. Cecile Woodward (White). 136.7 F63 

A detailed analysis of achievement in the high school; comparative 

significance of certain mental, physical, and character traits for success. 

Columbia University, 1925. 


The same. (In Columbia University, New York—Teachers College. 

Contributions to education, no.196.) r 379 C72 no.196 

Jascalevich, Alejandro A. 151 J21 

Three conceptions of mind; their bearing on the denaturalization of 

the mind in history. Columbia University Press, 1926. 

"He entertains an Aristotelian, naturalistic viewpoint on the nature of mind. With 

this viewpoint he makes an effort toward historical reconstruction, analyzing the 

theories of mind formulated by Aristotle, St. Augustine and Descartes. He sees the 

development of psychological theory from Aristotle to Descartes as a process of the 

'denaturalization of the human mind.' " Books. 1927. 

Leadbeater, Charles Webster. 135 L44 

Dreams; what they are and how they are caused. Theosophical Pub. 

House, 1918. 

Pechstein, Louis Augustus, & Jenkins, Frances. 136.7 P35 

Psychology of the kindergarten-primary child. Houghton [cl927]. 

(Riverside textbooks in education.) 

Contains "References".


Pressey, Sidney Leavitt, & Pressey, Mrs. L. C. 132 P92 

Mental abnormality and deficiency; an introduction to the study of 

problems of mental health. Macmillan, 1926. 

Bibliography: p.321-332. _ 

Intended for social workers, personnel managers, school principals and deans, and 

for the general reader. The authors are (1927) in the psychology department in Ohio 

State University. 

130 P96 

Problems of personality; studies presented to Dr. Morton Prince, 

pioneer in American psychopathology; board of editors: C. MacFie 

Campbell [and others]. Paul, 1925. (International library of psychology, 

philosophy, and scientific method.) 


"Bibliography of Dr. Prince's writings": p.420-427. 

Seymour, St. John Drelincourt. 133 S52 

Irish witchcraft and demonology. Hodges, 1913. 

Gives accounts of trials and stories of witches from 1223, and includes also tales 

of the supernatural, of the appearance of ghosts, and of the devil. 

Swift, Edgar James. 136.7 S97 

Youth and the race; a study in the psychology of adolescence. Scribner, 

1920. 


Wood, Ernest. 154 W85 

Memory training; a practical course. Theosophical Press [1925?] 

Ethics 

Bernays, Edward L., cd. 174 B45 

An outline of careers; a practical guide to achievement, by thirtyeight 

eminent Americans. Doran, 1927. 

Bibliography: p.vii. 

Best, Nolan Rice. 178 B46 

Yes, "It's the law" and it's a good law; prepared for the Administrative 

committee of the Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in 

America. Doran [cl926]. 

Arguments in favor of prohibition. 

Brewer, John Marks, and others. 174 B737c 

Case studies in educational and vocational guidance. Ginn [cl926]. 


Intended for use in college and university classes. 

Brinkmann, Carl. 172.1 B75 

Recent theories of citizenship in its relation to government. Yale 

University Press, 1927. (Yale lectures on the responsibilities of citizenship.) 

Four lectures on the citizen and the subject, the metaphysical state, the pluralistic 

state, and international citizenship, in which the author, a professor (1927) in Heidelberg 

University, brings out what he believes to be the peculiar contributions of German 

thought to modern political science.


Cairns, John Arthur Robert, comp. 174 C12 

The problem of a career, solved by 36 men of distinction. Arrowsmith 

[1926]. 

Brief articles, by Englishmen prominent in various fields of work, indicating the 

general nature of the work and the qualities needed for success. Among the contributors 

are Ramsay MacDonald, Sir John Lavery, Thomas Burke, Sir Robert Hadfield, and the 

Bishop of London. 

Feather, William. 174 F31 

The ideals and follies of business. Feather [cl927]. 

Breezy articles, reprinted from periodicals, on various aspects of business life. 

Lecky, William Edward Hartpole. 170.9 L48s 

The substance of History of European morals, (from Augustus to 

Charlemagne) summarized by Clement Wood. Vanguard Press, 1926. 

Maverick, Lewis Adams. 174 M51 

The vocational guidance of college students. Harvard University 

Press, 1926. (Harvard studies in education.) 


"A survey of the development of vocational guidance for college students. For 

historical background it presents a very interesting investigation. . . conducted by the 

faculty of Stanford University in 1911. It reports upon a nation-wide study carried 

on by questionnaire in 1920 through the cooperation of the United States Bureau of 

Education, and upon a series of visits in 1924 to colleges and universities whose pioneer 

work in organized guidance is outstanding. Finally it offers a plan for the guidance of 

students in a college of liberal arts." Preface. 

Rogers, Louis William. 170.4 R61 

The purpose of life, and other lectures. Theo Book Co. [cl925.] 

Contents.—The purpose of life.—The life sublime.—Universal brotherhood.—The 

death penalty.—Orient and Occident; a plea for tolerance.—War and evolution; a study 

of armed conflict. 

Stanton, Stephen Berrien. 171 S7922 

The fourth in the furnace. Minton, 1927. 

"Mr. Stanton has collected thirty essays in Emersonian optimism in a small and 

pleasantly readable volume." Saturday review of literature, 1927. 

Taeusch, Carl Frederick. 174 T12 

Professional and business ethics. Holt [cl926]. 


Religion 

Bacon, Benjamin Wisner. 232 B12 

The apostolic message; a historical inquiry. Century, 192S. 

"The primitive conception of the work of Christ was embodied, he believes, in the 

two sacraments before it was expressed in terms of doctrine. Paul and the evangelists 

alike are bent on interpreting Baptism and the Supper, and their interpretation rests 

on the prophetic idea of the Suffering Servant... The Atonement doctrine must always 

be central in Christianity." E. F. Scott in Yale review, 1926. 

Basil, St. 281.1 B29 

The letters, with an English translation by R. J. Deferrari. v.l. 

Heinemann, 1926. (Loeb classical library.) 


The same r 281.1 B29


Belloc, Hilaire. 282 B41c 

The Catholic church and history. Macmillan, 1926. (The Calvert 

series.) 

Attempts to refute the arguments drawn from history in opposition to the claim 

of the Catholic church to speak with divine and infallible authority. 

Bible—Old Testament. Psalms. qr 223.2 B47p 

Psalmau Dafydd o'r vn cyfieithiad a'r Beibl cyffredin: the Psalms, 

tr. into Welsh by William Morgan, and originally printed in the year 

1588, reproduced in photographic facsimile for Thomas Powel. Clark, 

1896. 

Brown, Charles Reynolds. 230 B78w 

A working faith. University of North Carolina Press, 1926. (John 

Calvin McNair lectures.) 

Contents.—What we live by.—What does it mean to be a Christian?—What value 

has right motive? 

Burton, Ernest De Witt. 226 B95 

A short introduction to the Gospels, revised by H. R. Willoughby. 

University of Chicago Press [1926]. 


Cadoux, Arthur Temple. 232 Cll 

The gospel that Jesus preached and the gospel for to-day. Mac 

millan, 1925. 

Attempts to show tht the traditional gospel is narrower than the real teaching of 

Jesus, which creates rather than presupposes a belief in God. 

"It is an able piece of scholarship, and will be helpful to many a student of New 

Testament texts and theological ideas." /. H. Holmes in Books, 192(1. 

Chinard, Gilbert. 284.5 C44 

Les refugies Huguenots en Amerique, avec une introduction sur Le 

mirage americain. 1925. 

"Bibliographie": p. [227]-234. 

Contents.—Les Huguenots dans le nouveau monde avant la revocation de l'lidit de 

Nantes.—L'emigration protestante apres la revocation. 

Clow, William Maccallum. 232 C62 

The five portraits of Jesus. Doran [1925]. 

"An endeavour to outline and interpret the conception of Jesus as it is presented 

in the New Testament." Preface. 

Crane, Frank. 230 C85w 

Why I am a Christian. Wise, 1924. 

Farley, William John. 224 F23 

The progress of Old Testament prophecy in the light of modern 

scholarship. Revell [1925], 

London edition (The Religious Tract Society) has title "The progress of prophecy". 

Fowler, Henry Thatcher. 225.9 F84 

The history and literature of the New Testament. Macmillan, 1925. 

(Religious science and literature series.) 

"An historical account of the rise of the Christian Church in Palestine and of its 

spread from Jerusalem to Rome, with especial emphasis upon the way in which the New 

Testament writings grew out of the history." Preface.


Gates, Susa Young, & Widtsoe, L. D. r 298 G23 

Women of the "Mormon" church. Deseret News Press, 1926. 

A pamphlet describing the activities of women in the Mormon church and state. 

Goodspeed, Edgar Johnson. 225.9 G62 

The formation of the New Testament. University of Chicago Press 

[cl926]. 


"A sequel to the Story of the New Testament, by the well-known author of the 

American Translation. The whole fluctuating history of the collection of books known 

as the New Testament is here graphically portrayed from the second century to our 

own." lournal of religion, 1927. 

Grenfell, Wilfred Thomason. 232 G875 

What Christ means to me. Houghton, 1927. 

Guppy, Henry. q 220.5 G97 

William Tindale and the earlier translators of the Bible into English, 

with twelve facsimiles, in commemoration of the four-hundredth anniversary 

of the publication of Tindale's first printed New Testament, 

1525. Manchester University Press, 1925. 

Reprinted, with additions, from the "Bulletin of the John Rylands Library", v.9, 

no.2, July 1925* 

Hicks, Granville. 230 H52 

Eight ways of looking at Christianity. Macmillan, 1926. 

An imaginary symposium, by the literary editor (1927) of the "Christian leader". 

His group is made up of a modernist and a fundamentalist, a Unitarian and a Catholic, 

two scientists, one religious and the other agnostic, an artist, and a professor of English. 

Higginbottom, Mrs. Ethel (Cody). 266 H534 

Through teakwood windows, close-up views of India's womanhood, 

with introduction by J. T. Stone. Revell [cl926]. 

"After twenty-one years of service in India under the Presbyterian Board of 

Foreign Missions, I have gathered into this little volume many of the stories which I 

have used in my public speaking during our latest furlough." Preface. 

Hooker, Elizabeth Robbins. 280 H77 

United churches. Doran [cl926]. (Institute of Social and Religious 

Research. American village studies.) 

A discussion of the types and the development of united churches, and the methods 

employed in meeting their various problems. 

Inge, William Ralph. 201 124 

Science and ultimate truth, Fison memorial lecture, 1926, delivered 

at Guy's Hospital Medical School, March 25, 1926. Longmans, 1926. 

Considers the fundamental relation of science, philosophy, and religion, which. 

though each approaches the goal by a different path, all have a common end in their 

search of ultimate truth. 

Jefferson, Charles Edward. 224.1 J23 

Cardinal ideas of Isaiah. Macmillan, 1925. 

Keller, Adolf, & Stewart, George. 284 K16 

Protestant Europe; its crisis and outlook. Doran [cl927]. 


A survey of the organization, activities, and problems of the Protestant churches 

of Europe, particularly since the World War. Dr. Keller is (1927) an eminent Swiss 

scholar and leader in the cooperative and federated movement among the churches. Dr. 

Stewart is an American minister and the author of numerous religious studies.


Lockton, William. 226 L76 

The three traditions in the Gospels; an essay. Longmans, 1926. 

A study of the origin of the Gospels. 

Luccock, Halford Edward, & Hutchinson, Paul. 287 L96 

The story of Methodism; with illustrations by Harold Speakman. 

Methodist Book Concern [cl926]. 

Beginning with the story of John Wesley's outdoor preaching in 1739, follows the 

Methodist revival to the present day. A thoroughly readable though uncritical account 

of the great reformer, his associates, and followers. Adapted from Books. 1920. 

McConnell, Francis John, bp. 231 Ml38c 

The Christlike God; a survey of the divine attributes from the Christian 

point of view. Abingdon Press [cl927]. 

McCulloch, William Edward. r 285.4 M14 

The United Presbyterian Church and its work in America. [Pittsburgh] 

Board of home missions of the United Presbyterian Church of 

North America [cl925]. 

Marchant, Sir James, ed. « 252 M37 

British preachers; second series. Revell. 

Twenty-four sermons by British preachers. 

Merrill, William Pierson. 230 M63 

Liberal Christianity. Macmillan, 1925. 

Comprises a series of lectures delivered under the auspices of the Stephen Green 

lectureship in the Newton Theological Institution in 1924-25. The author, minister 

(1925) of the Brick Presbyterian Church in New York, defines liberal Christianity as a 

personal experience of God as revealed in Christ, a relationship rather than a dogma or 

a creed. 

Miller, Mrs. Madeleine Georgeanna (Sweeny). 225.9 M69 

New Testament women and problems of to-day; foreword by S. P. 

Cadman; approved by the Committee on curriculum of the Board of 

education of the Methodist Episcopal Church. Methodist Book Concern 

[cl926]. (Studies in Christian living.) 

"Suggestions for bookshelf": p.171-172. 

"A group of discussion studies for young women of to-day, in business and in the 

home, inviting them to consider the experiences of certain New Testament women who 

met Jesus and his disciples and found in that contact the solution of problems confronted 

in everyday life." Title-page. 

Millikan, Robert Andrews. 213 M69 

Evolution in science and religion. Yale University Press, 1927. (The 

Terry lectures.) 

A very interesting, hopeful and constructive exposition of the present-day status 

and possible future of religion, from the viewpoint of a scientist. Written with notable 

clarity and simplicity. Adapted from the New York times, 1927. 

Moehlman, Conrad Henry. 220 M76 

The unknown Bible; a study of the problem of attitude toward the 

Bible, with an introduction by Cornelius Woelfkin. Doran [cl926]. 


Information about the different methods of interpreting the Bible, about the various 

translations, the Catholic and Protestant attitudes, and the composition and selection of 

the Gospels.


Morse, F. Harvey. 268 M92 

The women's class in action, illustrated with forms, advertisements, 

etc. Doran [cl926]. 


"The purpose of this volume is to bring to leaders of women's Bible classes.. .concrete 

illustrations, drawn from the experiences of women's classes in all sections. . . 

Over half the space is devoted to a consideration of plans for officers other than the 

Teacher." Preface. 

Mott, John Raleigh, ed. 297 M94 

The Moslem world of to-day. Doran [1925]. 

"The twenty-three papers... present.. .many of the more important aspects of the 

Moslem world of to-day and describe the causes underlying the tremendous changes which 

have taken place in Islam in recent years. . .The authors. . .have been in intimate and vital 

contact with Islam, most of them for a long period of years." Fore-word. 

Oman, John Wood. 230 024g 

Grace and personality, with an introduction by N. R. Best. Macmillan, 

1925. 

A restatement of Christian theology from the standpoint of liberalism, in which the 

author takes issue with certain aspects of Calvinism, especially with the doctrine of 

grace. 

Osborn, Henry Fairfield. 213 029ev 

Evolution and religion in education; polemics of the fundamentalist 

controversy of 1922 to 1926. Scribner, 1926. 

"Volume in of Collected addresses and essays." 


Contents.—Crossing swords with the fundamentalists.—Evolution and religion.—Evolution 

and daily living.—The credo of a naturalist.—The earth speaks to Bryan.—The 

Tennessee trial.—The case for human evolution in 1925.—How to teach evolution in the 

schools.—How to restore religion to the schools.—Convincing evidence of the geologic 

antiquity of man.—A new basis of creative evolution. 

Protestant Episcopal Church—Church congress. 261 P971 

Problems of faith and worship; a record of the Church congress in 

the United States on its fifty-first anniversary A.D. MCMXXV, with an 

introduction by the general chairman, C. L. Slattery. Macmillan, 1926. 

Contents.—Heresy; what is it, and what shall we do with it?—The United States 

in world relations.—The place of miracles in religion.—The holy communion.—The value 

of the church to religious living. 

Remey, Charles Mason. 297 R33s 

A series of twelve articles introductory to the study of the Baha'i 

teachings, treating briefly of the revelation of Baha'u'llah; history, organization, 

religious and secular doctrines, and institutions. [Baha'i 

Pub. Committee, 1925.] 

"Catalog of Baha'i literature": p.183-184. 

Reusens, Edmond Henri Joseph. qr 246 R36 

filements d'archeologie chretienne. Ed.2, rev. & enl. 2v. 1885-86. 

Robinson, Benjamin Willard. 226.5 R54 

The Gospel of John; a handbook for Christian leaders. Macmillan, 

1925. 

"A reference library": p.259-264. 

Roman Catholic Church. r 282 R65c 

Ceremonial for the use of the Catholic churches in the United States 

of America, revised bv W. C. Milholland. Ed.9. Kilner, 1926.


Speer, Robert Elliott. 266 S74ch 

The church and missions. Doran [cl926]. 

A discussion of the fundamental ideals of foreign mission work and some of the 

problems that face it today. 

Stewart, George, b. 1892, comp. 232 S849 

Redemption; an anthology of the cross. Doran, 1927. 

Religious poems. 

Temple, William, bp. of Manchester. 248 T28 

Personal religion and the life of fellowship; with an introduction by 

the Bishop of London. Longmans, 1926 [i.e. 1925]. 

Running title: Religion and fellowship. 

Tennant, Frederick Robert. 231 T29 

Miracle & its philosophical presuppositions; three lectures delivered 

in the University of London, 1924. Cambridge University Press, 1925. 

Contents.—Miracle and the reign of law.—Natural and supernatural causation.— 

Credibility and alleged actuality of miracle.—Deism of the eighteenth century.—The 

Kantian science of nature.—Natura non nisi dividendo vincitur. 

Underhill, Evelyn. 240 U25c 

Concerning the inner life, with an introduction by C. L. Slattery. 

Dutton [cl926]. 

Three addresses delivered to a group of clergy of the Liverpool Diocese, in which 

the author considers some of the problems of the spiritual life, with special reference to 

the needs, difficulties, and duties of the busy parish priest. Adapted from Prefatory 

note. 

United Presbyterian Church in North America. r 285.4 U2533 

The confessional statement and The book of government and worship 

[of] the United Presbyterian Church of North America. [Pittsburgh, 

United Presbyterian Board of Publication and Bible School 

Work, cl926.] 

Title from cover. 

Each part has special title-page. 

Vincent, Louis, comp. 271.3 V34 

The little brown company; an anthology of Franciscan poetry and 

prose, with an introduction by the Very Rev. Father Cuthbert. Hopkinson, 

1925. 

Vrooman, William A. 230 V39 

Progressive Christianity; a study of the old faith and the new reformation. 


The author sees in the present liberal trend of religious thought a second reformation 

which will break down the theological barrier to religion and leave only the 

teachings and example of Jesus as the test of Christianity. A large part of the book is 

taken up with quotations expressing the views of many liberal writers. 

Ward, Leo Paul. 282 W215 

The Catholic church and the appeal to reason. Macmillan, 1926. 

(The Calvert series.) 


Attempts to vindicate the rationality of the Roman Catholic position. The four 

parts treat of faith and reason, of divine and human reason, of the doctrine of the 

Incarnation, and of the church's claim to teaching authority.


Wieman, Henry Nelson. 201 W68 

Religious experience and scientific method. Macmillan, 1926. 

A first step toward a philosophy of religion. The author tries to show the reciprocal 

relation between science and religion, and to clear away certain present-day 

misinterpretations of religion. Adapted from the Preface. 

Theosophy 

Besant, Mrs. Annie (Wood). 212 B46pa 

The path of discipleship; four lectures delivered at the twentieth 

anniversary of the Theosophical Society, at Adyar, Madras, December 

27, 28, 29, and 30, 1895. Theosophical Pub. Soc, 1910. 

Contents.—First steps.—Qualifications for discipleship.—The life of the disciple.— 

The future progress of humanity. 

Besant, Mrs. Annie (Wood). 212 B46s 

Superhuman men in history and religion. Theosophical Pub. House, 

1919. 

Rogers, Louis William. 212 R61g 

Gods in the making, and other lectures. Theo Book Co. [cl925.] 

Contents.—Gods in the making.—Self-development- and power.—Soul powers and 

possibilities.—The inspired life. 

Rogers, Louis William. 212 R61h 

Hints to young students of occultism. Ed.4. Theosophical Book 

Concern, 1917. 

Rogers, Louis William. 212 R61r 

Reincarnation, and other lectures. Theo Book Concern [cl925]. 

Contents.—Reincarnation.—Scientific evidence of future life.—Beyond the borderland.—The 

soldier dead.—A scientific religion. 


Goell, Milton J. 296 G55 

Tramping through Palestine; impressions of an American student 

in Israeland. Kensington Press, 1926. 

Who's who in American Jewry, 1926. [cl927.] r 296 W66 

Wolff, Martin. 296 W838 

The Jews of Canada. American Jewish Committee, 1926. 

Reprinted from the "American Jewish year book", v.27, 5686 (1925-26). 

The same. (In American Jewish year book, v.27, 5686 

(1925-26).) r 296 A51 v.27 

A brief survey of Jewish participation in the political, civic, and business life of 

the country and the growth of Jewish communal life and institutions since 1760. 

Zunz, Leopold. 296 Z87 

The sufferings of the Jews during the Middle Ages; tr. from the 

German by A. Lowy; rev. and ed., with notes, by G. A. Kohut. Bloch 

Pub. Co., 1907. (Library of Jewish classics, 1.)


Sociology 

American Art Association, New York. qr 399 A51 

European arms and armor, mainly xv, XVI, & xvn centuries, including 

artistic and rare specimens from princely provenience. 1926. 

A descriptive catalogue containing 51 plates and numerous illustrations in the text. 

Easley, Ralph Montgomery. r 304 E18 

The youth movement, do we want it here? with foreword by C B. 

Pallen. [1923.] 

Correspondence with American educators and others in regard to the organizations 

of European youth, calling attention to their radical element and warning against introduction 

of their ideas into American colleges. 

Eaton, Walter Prichard. 304 E19 

A bucolic attitude. Duffield, 1926. 

Written in reply to Charles Downing Lay's "The freedom of the city", but, as the 

autlior admits in his "Foreword", is less controversial than autobiographical. The 

style is familiar and engaging. 

Elmer, Manuel Conrad. 311 E54 

Social statistics; statistical methods applied to sociology. Miller, 1926. 

"Logarithms of the natural numbers": p.[283-302.] 


Ireland, Williamina Bertram. 362.7 128 

The little child in our great cities; a narrative account of organized 

work for the health of the pre-school child in twenty-four cities of 

the United States, introduction by G. T. Palmer. Amer. Child Health 

Assoc, 1925. 

Johnsen, Julia E., comp. 301 J35 

Questions of the hour. Wilson, 1927. (Reference shelf, v.4, no.10.) 

Two previous editions of this outline have been published. These are now out of 

print. With but few exceptions the present outline is entirely new. Condensed from 

Introduction. 

"Volumes upon which outline is based": p.53-56. 

Contents.— Labor problems.— Liberalism.— Race problems.— Education.— Women. 

children, and family problems.—Prohibition.—Crime and criminals.—Political and civil 

reforms.— Internationalism.— Problems of national defense.— Industrial relations.— 

Economic problems.—Taxation.—Social insurance.—Merchant marine.—Modern social 

movements.—Government ownership and control. 


King, Mrs. Edith Shatto, & Frear, Augusta. r 361 K26 

Classification of social agencies by function in the city of New York; 

prepared for the use of the Welfare Council in the organization of its 

sections and divisions. Welfare Council of New York City, 1926. 

Louhi, Evert Alexander. 325.73 L92 

The Delaware Finns; or, The first permanent settlements in Pennsylvania, 

Delaware, West New Jersey, and eastern part of Maryland. 

Humanity Press [cl925]. 

"The earliest settlers were mostly involuntary immigrants, but they made good


Louhi, Evert Alexander—continued. 325.73 L92 

pioneers.. .The story of the Finns in America is very largely a history of the churches 

which they founded.. .The volume is a detailed and circumstantial history of the whole 

enterprise." American journal of sociology, 1926. 

Martin, Asa Earl. qr 326 M42 

The anti-slavery movement in Kentucky prior to 1850. Standard 

Printing Co., 1918. (Filson Club. Publications, no.29.) 


National Society of Penal Information. r 365 Nl55b 

Bulletin, Sept. 1922-date. [no.l]-date. 1922-date. 

Salzmann, Louis Francis. 390 S18m 

More medieval byways. Methuen [1926]. 

These essays "are woven round passages and phrases in original records or ancient 

books... Their purpose is to amuse and interest, and possibly to help their readers to 

enjoy the fascination of the Middle Ages". Author's note. 

r 361 S67 

Social service directory of Philadelphia, 1925. 1925. 

Society of Mayflower Descendants, Pennsylvania. qr 369.124 S67pe 

List of members, Society of Mayflower Descendants in the commonwealth 

of Pennsylvania. 


r 319.42 S79 

The Statesman's pocket year book of South Australia, 1925. no.9. 1925. 

Tatsch, J. Hugo. 366.1 T23 

Short readings in masonic history; a concise account of the rise and 

development of ancient craft masonry; prepared from authentic sources 

for the use of masonic study groups and individual brethren. [Ed.2] 

rev. Torch Press [cl926]. 

Trenerry, Charles Farley. 368 T72 

The origin and early history of insurance, including the contract 

of bottomry. King, 1926. (London School of Economics and Political 

Science. Studies in economics and political science, no.87.) 

Originally submitted as a thesis to the LTniversity of London by the late Dr. C. F. 

Trenerry, whose intention it was to recast it for publication. Edited by Ethel L. Glover 

and Agnes S. Paul. Condensed from Foreword. 

"Bibliography of some of the authorities consulted": p.313-330. 

Wesley, Charles Harris. 326 W55 

Negro labor in the United States, 1850-1925; a study in American 

economic history. Vanguard Press, 1927. 


Wood, Charles Wesley. 301 W85 

The myth of the individual. Day, 1927. 

An attempt to prove that the individual as we think of him does not exist, every 

person for all purposes of society being identical with what he stands for in the social 

group and merged in it. The author ranges in his informal discussion through the world 

of today, emphasizing our ethical and social adaptations to the economic changes of the 

last century.


Bausman, Frederick. 327 B32 


Facing Europe. Century [cl926]. 

"Books pro and con on the war origins": p.323—325. 

Judge Bausman describes the European nations of today as a disorderly, envious, 

and quarrelsome family, intensely bitter in their attitude toward the United States and 

resentful of our claims upon them in the way of war debts. 

"The chapters that deal with Wilson, Page and House are the best. The evidence 

is well marshaled and there is keen analysis. Less good are the chapters dealing with 

war origins and propaganda." E. F. Henderson in Nation, 1926. 

Callender, Clarence Newell. 353.5 C13 

American courts; their organization and procedure. McGraw, 1927. 


The same r 353.5 C13 

"The purpose... is to describe the court organization in the state and federal 

jurisdictions and to explain the procedure used in handling the various types of litigation. 

.. Only the more important matters are covered." Preface. 

The author is (1927) professor of business law, Wharton School, University of 

Pennsylvania. 

Chmelaf, Josef. 329.9 C44 

Political parties in Czechoslovakia. 1926. 

Curie, James Herbert. 323.1 C92 

Our testing time, will the white race win through? Doran [cl926]. 

The author, basing his opinions on his own observations as an experienced worldtraveller 

as well as on scientific writings, compares the civilizations and races of the 

world and finds in the Nordic the highest type yet evolved. But he believes that the 

white race is in danger of dissolution through its own ignorance and indifference and 

through the growing hatred of other races. 

Latane, John Holladay. 327.73 L35h 

A history of American foreign policy. Doubleday, 1927. 

"Notes on sources": p.ix—xiv. 

A careful study of foreign relations from the signing of the French alliance in 1778. 

The author is (1927) professor of American history and Creswell lecturer on international 

law in Johns Hopkins University. 

Luce, Robert. 328.73 L96 

Congress, an explanation; being five lectures delivered at Harvard 

University in March and April, 1925, on the Godkin foundation. Harvard 


Frank discussion of the actual working of the congressional machinery, by a 

representative (1926) from Massachusetts. 

Overacker, Louise. 324 033 

The presidential primary. Macmillan, 1926. (Parties and practical 

politics series.) 


An analysis and appraisal of the presidential primary laws and an estimate of their 

possible development through state or national action. 

Phelps, Edith M., cd. 323.44 P48 

Civil liberty. Wilson, 1927. (Reference shelf, v.4, no.9.) 


The same r 323.44 P48 

"Contains the essential material on the freedom of expression of opinion from the 

viewpoint of the arguments for and against restrictions upon it." Explanatory note.


Schnee, Heinrich. 325.3 S35 

German colonization, past and future; the truth about the German 

colonies; with introduction by r W. H. Dawson, with 24 illustrations. 

Knopf, 1926. 

The author undertakes to demolish the "myth of German colonial guilt". Point by 

point, he refutes the several charges brought by the Allies against German colonial 

administration, by describing the exact official policy in regard to each charge of illtreatment 

of natives, by quoting well-documented commendations of Germany's rule 

made by her present accusers before the war, and by briefly comparing German and 

mandate government. Condensed from Political science quarterly, 1926. 

Seton, Sir Malcolm Cotter Cariston. 354.42 S49 

The India office. Putnam [1926]. (Whitehall series.) 

The chapters on Finance, Railways, and the Medical service are by S. F. Stewart. 

''An attempt. . .to describe the Home government of India, and for this purpose it 

has seemed necessary to trace briefly the earlier history of the connection between 

Britain and India, and to give some account of the framework of Indian administration." 

Preface. 

Upson, Lent Dayton. 352 U26 

Practice of municipal administration. Century [cl926]. (Century 

political science series.) 

"Attempts to review present-day municipal procedure and to suggest such improvements 

as experience has provea feasible. The discussion is intended not for the professional 

administrator. . .but for the lay citizen." Forczvord. 

The author is (1927) director of the Detroit Bureau of governmental research. 

White, Freda. 327 W63 

Mandates; foreword by Sir Frederick Lugard. Cape [1926], 

"Published under the auspices of the League of Nations Union." 


A short popular treatise on the principles governing the mandate system and on its 

practical application in the fourteen territories held as mandates by the various powers 

since the World War. 

White, Leonard Dupee. 350 W63 

Introduction to the study of public administration. Macmillan, 1926. 


The author is (1926) professor of political science in the University of Chicago. 

Economics 

American Institute of Banking. 330 A51 

Standard economics. [cl926.] 

Bingham, Robert F., & Andrews, E. L. 333 B48 

Financing real estate. Stanley McMichael Pub. Organization, 1924. 

(Realty library, no.5.) 


Broderick, John T. 332.6 B76 

A small stockholder. Robson [cl926]. 

Discusses informally some corporation practices, with a view toward developing in 

the stockholder a more intelligent interest. 

Burns, Cecil Delisle. 331.8 B93 

The philosophy of labour. Allen [1925]. 

"No programme or policy is discussed here: all I have attempted is a short statement 

of the attitude which arises from the experience of workers, and is the basis of 

their claims and their hopes." Preface.


Davies, Albert Emil. 332.6 D31 

Investments abroad. Shaw, 1927. 

A general discussion of foreign investments, their growth throughout the world, 

their present trend, important international markets, the effect of taxation, protective 

associations, and investment trusts. The author is (1927) president, First Cooperative 

Investment Trust, Limited, (London) and is financial editor of the "Xew statesman". 

Fateh, Moustafa Khan. 330.9 F26 

The economic position of Persia. King, 1926. 

"First written in 1919 in the form of a thesis required in connection with my degree 

at the Columbia university, New York... now being submitted to the public in a much 

revised form." Preface. 

Discussion of present (1926) conditions, with suggestions for future improvements. 

Fisher, Alan George Barnard. 331.2 F53 

Some problems of wages and their regulation in Great Britain since 

1918. King, 1926. (London School of Economics and Political Science. 

Studies in economics and political science, no.83.) 


Hecht, Wendelin. r 338.2 H39 

Organisationsformen der deutschen rohstoffindustrien: die kohle. 

[cl924.] (Lebende biicher.) 

r 331.05 12422 

Industrial and labour information [weekly], Jan. 12, 1925-date. v.13date. 

1925-date. 

Published by the International Labor Office. 

Irwin, William Henry. 335 128 

How red is America? Sears [cl927]. 

Contents.—The reason why.—Radicals and radical parties.—The revolt of the 

Blanket-stiffs.—Society takes a hand.—The lively communists.—The discouraged socialists.—The 

cause of the blight.—Guesses and prophecies. 


The Kentucky land grants; a systematic index to all of the land 

grants recorded in the state Land office at Frankfort, Kentucky, 1782- 

1924. Standard Printing Co. Inc., 1925. (Filson Club. Publications, 

no.33.) 


Kansas—Public service commission. r 331.1 K128 

Annual report, 1925. 1926. 

Lindsay, Alexander Dunlop. 331 L72 

Karl Marx's Capital; an introductory essay. Oxford University 

Press, 1925. (The world's manuals.) 

A short critical study of Marx's theories as they are given in his "Capital". Mr. 

Lindsay s material was first presented in lectures to audiences meeting under the auspices 

ot the Glasgow Independent Labour party and the Workers' Educational Associa- 

McMichael, Stanley L. 333 j/[2lh 

How to make money in real estate. Stanley McMichael Pub Organization, 

1924. (Realty library, v.4.) 

McMichael, Stanley L. 333 M 2 1 s 

Selling real estate. Stanley McMichael Pub. Organization cl926 

(Realty library, v.6.)


Minnesota—Industrial commission. r 331 M727 

Biennial report (Ist-date), 1921-date. 1923-date. 

Continuation of the reports of the Department of labor and industries, Minimum 

wage commission, and Board of boiler inspection. 

Minnesota—Industrial commission. r 331.823 M727 

Workmen's compensation decisions, July 1, 1920-date. v.i-date. 

1923-date. 

Continues the "Bulletin" of the Labor and industries department of Minnesota. 

Mullins, George William. 331 M96 

Unemployment; the gateway to a new life. Longmans, 1926. 

"His argument that unemployment is chiefly caused by a disproportion between 

agricultural and industrial production.. .has, of course, been heard before; and we 

have been adjured by many reformers to cure unemployment by growing more of our 

own food in this country. But Mr. Mullins puts the proposal in a special form. ..[He] 

urges that what we need to do is to grow more, not for the market, which is ruined by 

middlemen's charges, but for our own direct consumption. He would bring this about 

by combining industry with agriculture." New statesman, 1927. 

Patterson, Samuel Howard, & Scholz, K. W. H. 330 P31 

Economic problems of modern life. McGraw, 1927. 

"Collateral reading" and "References" at end of each chapter. 

Contents.—Problems of economic organization.—Problems of monopoly.—Problems 

of exchange.—Problems of public finance.—Problems of labor and industrial unrest. 

Phipps, Helen. 333 P52 

Some aspects of the agrarian question in Mexico; a historical study. 

University of Texas, 1925. (Texas University. Studies in history, 

no.2.) 

University of Texas bulletin, no.2515. 


Pittsburgh, Chamber of Commerce. r 338.2 P67 

The plight of the coal industry in Western Pennsylvania and what 

the united business interests are doing to restore it to prosperity. 

[Pittsburgh] 1925. 

A pamphlet discussing the decrease in coal production in 1925. 

Schnedler, William A. 331.84 S35 

How to get ahead financially. Harper, 1926. 

Practical advice to encourage thrift and prudent investment by the wage-earner. 

Discusses such topics as budgets, savings bank facilities, life insurance, and installment 

plans. The author is (1927) counselor in personal financial problems to employees of 

the Western Electric Company. 

Snyder, Carl. 332 S67 

Business cycles and business measurements; studies in quantitative 

economics. Macmillan, 1927. 

"Brief selected bibliography on business cycles": p.315-318. 

United States—Grain futures administration. r 332.6 U25 

Fluctuations in wheat futures; letter from the secretary of agriculture 

transmitting in response to Senate Resolution no.222, of June 9, 

1926, a report of the Grain futures administration relative to the extreme 

fluctuation in the price of wheat futures during the early part of 1925. 

Govt. Print. Off., 1926. (69th Cong., 1st sess. Senate. Doc. no.135.)


United States—Statistical bureau (Railroad labor board), qr 331.2 U2537 

Monthly and annual earnings and details of service of train and 

engine service employees, covering calendar year 1923, compiled from 

reports of 15 representative class I carriers, v.2-3, 7-12. 1925-26. 

v.2. Train baggagemen and passenger brakemen. 

v.3. Freight brakemen. 

v.7. Yard engineers. 

v.S. Passenger firemen. 

v.9. Freight firemen. 

v.10. Yard firemen. 

v.ll. Outside and inside hostlers, outside hostler helpers. 

v.12. General index and recapitulation. 

United States—Tariff commission. r 338.1 U25393s 

Sugar; report to the President of the United States; differences in 

costs of production of sugar in the United States and Cuba, as ascertained 

pursuant to the provisions of section 315 of title III of the Tariff 

Act of 1922; with appendix: Statement by the president. 1926. 

United States—Tariff commission. r 337 U25tar 

Tariff information surveys on articles in paragraph 720, 762, 913, 1001, 

1106-1107, 1213, 1582 of the Tariff Act of 1922. 1925. 

Venezuela—Ministerio de hacienda. 336.87 V26 

Historical sketch of the fiscal life of Venezuela; offering of the 

Department of finance in the first centennial of the Battle of Ayacucho. 

1925. 

Willis, Henry Parker, & Steiner, W. H. 332 W75 

Federal reserve banking practice. Appleton, 1926. 

"In this book it is sought to furnish the practical banker with a definite statement 

of actually existing conditions.. .of law, court decisions, administrative rulings, policy, 

and reserve bank procedure, bearing upon the fundamental questions which he must 

meet as a member of the Federal Reserve System or as a nonmember affected by its 

operations." Preface. 

Mr. Willis was formerly secretary of the Federal reserve board. Mr. Steiner was 

formerly acting chief of the Division of analysis and research of the board. 

Withers, Hartley. 332 W82 

The business of finance. Dutton [c!918]. 

Taxation 

Atwood, Albert William. 336.24 A88 

An elusive panacea; or, A quagmire of inheritance taxation—and a 

way out. Princeton University Press, 1924. 

Learned, Edmund Philip. r 338.2 L45 

State gasoline taxes. Kansas University, 1925. (Kansas University. 

Bulletin; humanistic studies, v.3, no.4.) 


Considers the arguments for and against such a tax, gives an account of its widespread 

adoption and the chief problems connected with it, and analyzes the provisions 

of various laws.


National Conference on Inheritance and Estate Taxation, r 336.24 N15 

Proceedings (1st), 1925. National Tax Association, 1925. 

Pennsylvania. Statutes. r 336.2 P3995 

A compilation of the laws relating to state taxation and revenue, 

annotated and indexed, compiled by J. H. Fertig [and others] of the 

Legislative reference bureau for the Pennsylvania tax commission. 1926. 

Post, Louis Freeland. 336.22 P84w 

What is the single tax? Vanguard Press, 1926. 


"One of a series of Outlines of Social Philosophies published by the Vanguard 

Press...The Press has offered to each definitely crystallized social movement the 

privilege of telling its own story and presenting as cogently as possible the arguments 

which support its social philosophy.. -The Robert Schalkenbach Foundation assumed 

responsibility for all arrangements covering this book... It has the approval of representative 

Single Tax groups in the United States." Publishers preface. 

Law 

Bethlehem Steel Company, South Bethlehem, Pa. 342.7 B468 

American citizenship. cl926. 

A handbook issued to all members of the Bethlehem Steel Company Naturalization 

School. Explains briefly the form of municipal, state, and federal government, gives 

information concerning citizenship, naturalization, immigrants, etc., and includes other 

material such as a biographical sketch of Washington, the Constitution, and the Gettysburg 

address. 

Esmein, Adhemar. 349.44 E82 

Cours elementaire d'histoire du droit francais a l'usage des etudiants 

de premiere annee. Ed.15, mise a jour par R. Genestal. 1925. 

Hocking, William Ernest. 340.1 H65 

Present status of the philosophy of law and of rights. Yale University 

Press, 1926. 

Riddell, William Renwick. r 347.99 R43 

Michigan under British rule; law and law courts, 1760-1796. Michigan 

Historical commission, 1926. 

Six chapters give a brief historical survey of the courts, based on material in 

Canadian archives. The rest of the book presents, with necessary notes, the records of 

the Court of common pleas and of the Court of oyer and terminer, which are now in 

the archives of Ontario at Toronto. The author is (1926) justice of the Supreme court 

of Ontario. 

Roughead, William. 343.1 R77f 

The fatal countess and other studies, with nine illustrations. Green, 

1924. 

Contents.—The fatal countess; a footnote to "The fortunes of Nigel".—Mr. Kirkwood 

and the kirk; or, The Holy war.—Laurel water; or, The wicked brother.—"Indian 

Peter"; an old Edinburgh portrait.—The ambiguities of Miss Smith; a romantic tale.— 

The secret of Ireland's eye; a detective story.—Physic and forgery; a study in confidence.—A 

gossip on a novel of Gait's. 

Accounts of trials.



Curtis, Edward Ely. 355.942 C93 

Tlie organization of the British army in the American Revolution. 

Yale University Press, 1926. (Yale historical publications. Miscellany, 

19.) Thesis (Ph.D.)—Yale University, 1916. 

Bibliography: p.[191 1-212. 

Tobey, James Alner. 355.73 T54 

The medical department of the army; its history, activities, and 

organization. Johns Hopkins Press, 1927. (Institute for Government 

Research. Service monographs of the United States government, no.45.) 



Education 

Briggs, Thomas Henry. 375 B74 

Curriculum problems. Macmillan, 1926. (The modern teachers' 

series.) 

Buckingham, Burdette Ross. qr 370.7 B85 

Supply and demand in teacher training. Ohio State University 

[cl926]. (Ohio State University—Educational research bureau. Monographs, 

no.4.) 

An analysis of conditions in Ohio, with reference to types and amount of training 

necessary to meet the demand for teachers. 

Bush-Krebs Co., Inc., Louisville, Ky. qr 371.805 B96 

College annual designs. [cl925.] 

Clippinger, Walter Gillan. 378 C59 

Student relationships; an orientation course for college freshmen 

and high school seniors; with an introduction by F. P. Graves. Nelson 

[cl926]. 

The outgrowth of a series of lectures and discussions on the student's relations to 

himself, to his associates, and to the higher things of life, conducted by the president 

(1927) of Otterbein College with freshmen in his own institution. 

Cosenza, Mario Emilio. r 378.7 C832 

The establishment of the College of the City of New York as the 

Free Academy in 1847, Townsend Harris, founder; a chapter in the 

history of education. Associate Alumni of the College of the City of 

New York, 1925. 

Doughty, F. H. 370.1 D75 

H. G. Wells, educationist; a study. Doran [cl927]. 

"A chronological bibliography of Mr. Wells' principal works": P.177-17S. 

A commentary on his work as a whole in its relation to the subject of education. 

Educational Press Association of America. r 370.6 E29 

Handbook (1st). 1926.

BOOKS ADDED—JULY 1927 3S3 

Ellis, Samuel Moore. 377.1 E53 

The Bible indispensable in education. Pittsburgh, National Reform 

Association, cl926. 

An attempt to promote the practice of reading the Bible in the public schools. 

Evans, Owen David. 374.8 E94 

Educational opportunities for young workers. Macmillan, 1920. 

(Students in adult education.) 

''References" at end of most of the chapters. 

"The purpose... is to trace the historic development of educational opportunity for 

employed youth; to show the needs of this group to-day; to describe existing opportunities 

for meeting these needs; to discuss the relative efficiency of these opportunities, portraying 

some types of successful agencies; and to suggest where emphasis should be 

placed in the educational program of the near future." Introduction. 

Hall-Quest, Alfred Lawrence. 378.1 H17 

The university afield. Macmillan, 1926. (Studies in adult education.) 

Classified bibliography: p.275-285. 

A survey of opportunities for adult education offered by University extension in 

the United States. 

Hollis, Andrew Phillip. 371.33 H72 

Motion pictures for instruction. Century [cl926]. (The Century 

education series.) 

Bibliography: p.4 33-438. 

Discusses, in the first half of the book, the constructive methods used in teaching 

by means of moving-picture lessons. The second half is made up of descriptive lists of 

available educational films arranged according to school subjects. 

Keppel, Frederick Paul. 374 K19 

Education for adults and other essays. Columbia University Press, 

1926. 

Contents.—Education for adults.—Adult education, today and tomorrow.—Playboys 

of the college world.—Opportunities and dangers of educational foundations. 

Lindeman, Eduard Christian. 370.1 L71 

The meaning of adult education. New republic, 1926. (The New 

republic's dollar books.) 

"References": p. [2051-213. 

Lyman, Rollo LaVerne. 371.3 L98 

The mind at work in studying, thinking, and reading; a source book 

and discussion manual. Scott [cl924]. 

"Laboratory materials": p.9-12; "Additional reading projects" at end of some of 

the chapters. 

"Designed to assist secondary-school and college students in the understanding of 

their own mental processes and in the forming of successful mental habits." School 

review, 1924. 

Mayhew, Arthur Innes. 379.54 M53 

The education of India; a study of British educational policy in 

India, 1835-1920, and of its bearing on national life and problems in 

India to-day. Faber, 1926. 

"List of books, reports, and documents consulted in the preparation of this book": 

p.287-289. 

The author was formerly director of public instruction in the central provinces of 

India.


Peffer, Nathaniel. 374 P36 

New schools for older students. Macmillan, 1926. (Studies in adult 

education.) 

A report of experiments in adult education in the United States. Includes open 

forums, institutes, individual schools, national associations, corporation educational programs, 

museums of art and science, and workers' education. 

Pennsylvania—Public instruction department. r 379.748 P399e 

Educational monographs, April 1926-date. v.i-date. 1926-date. 

Pink, Maurice Alderton. 379.42 P63 

Procrustes; or, The future of English education. Dutton [1927]. 


"Deals. . .with problems which, not to England alone, are of vital social and 

political importance and suggests the methods which he expects to be adopted in the 

future for their whole or partial solution. The facts which he enumerates are not new 

...but have seldom been arrayed more tersely or cogently or with keener comprehension 

of their true significance and implications." 7. G. Towse in Literary review, 1927. 

Pittsburgh, Hungry Club. r 374.5 P67 

Year book, 1925/26. [Pittsburgh] 1925. 

Pittsburgh University. r 378.7 P67uni 

University directory, 1926/27. Pittsburgh [1926]. 

Faculty directory containing list of officers, faculty, and clerical assistants. 

Pratt, Caroline, & Stanton, Jessie. 371.3 P88b 

Before books. Adelphi [cl926]. 

At head of title: Experimental practice in the City and Country School. 

Detailed records of Miss Stanton's classes for four- and six-year-old children during 

1920-21 and 1923-24 in the City and Country School. Contains a chapter by Miss 

Pratt on pedagogy as a creative art. 

Radice, Mrs. Sheila (Jamieson), and others. 372 R13 

Home and school; preface by C. W. Kimmins. Partridge, 1926. 

Discusses the education of children in the pre-school period and .n el*nun.a:-y 

schools. Deals chiefly with English conditions. 

Richardson, Leon Burr. 378 R41 

A study of the liberal college; a report to the president of Dart 

mouth College. 1924. 

Based on an investigation of the purposes and methods of 33 institutions, including 

several in Canada and Great Britain. The author discusses the problems which are 

constantly met and suggests desirable changes. 

Roemer, Joseph, & Allen, C. F. 379.17 R59 

Extra-curricular activities in junior and senior high schools, with a 

foreword by E. K. Fretwell and an introduction by L. D. Coffman. 

Heath [cl926]. 


372.89 T26 

The teaching of geography and economics. (The new educator's library.) 

Contains references. 

At head of title: An abridged sectional edition of "The encyclopedia and dictionary 

of education". 

United States—Federal board for vocational education. r 371.42 U253 

Yearbook, 1923. 1924.


Washburne, Carleton Wolsey, & Stearns, M. M. 370.1 W27 

New schools in the Old World. Day, 1926. 

A first-hand study of twelve schools which are typical of the progressive tendencies 

in European education. Dr. Washburne is (1927) superintendent of schools in Winnetka, 

III., and originator of the Winnetka system of individual instruction. 

Watson, Goodwin Barbour, & Watson, G. H. 377 W31 

Case studies for teachers of religion. Association Press, 1926. 

"Source quotations": p.127-293; "Typical stories by topics": p.293-296. 

Contains one hundred concrete "cases", bits of real life, and shrewd questions; 

many pages of citation from some of the most stimulating educators—a mine of thoughtprovoking 

material. Adapted from the Survey, 1927. 

Women 



Hatcher, Orie Latham. 396.5 H34 

Occupations for women; a study made for the Southern Woman's 

Educational Alliance. Southern Woman's Educational Alliance, 1927. 

"Bibliography and professional organizations": p.497-516. 

Practical information concerning the arts, business fields, education, health professions, 

home economics, law, and library, personnel, religious, and scientific work. 

Explains briefly the opportunities in each field, the education, special training, and 

personal qualifications necessary, the advantages and disadvantages, and the financial 

returns to be expected. 

Kanter, Emanuel. 396.9 K12 

The Amazons; a Marxian study. Kerr [cl926]. 

Attempts to prove that Amazons were not merely any women warriors and were not 

mythological figures, but women who, in any primitive communist tribe in which the 

social organization was being disrupted by the usurpation of power by the men, revolted 

and either won the power for themselves or established a separate state. 

Phillips, Marion, & Tomkinson, W. S. 396 P51 

English women in life & letters. Oxford University Press, 1926. 

The same r 396 P51 

An admirable and entertaining general survey of all classes of women, a volume 

rich in anecdotes and intimate detail. The development and education of women are 

traced from Chaucer's immortal Prioresse to the 18th century woman, but the book is 

chiefly concerned with the 17th and 18th centuries. The material is drawn from 

fiction as well as from life. Adapted from Literary review, 1927. 

Contains many illustrations from contemporary paintings and prints. 

Wolfson, Theresa. 331.4 W84 

The woman worker and the trade unions. International Publishers, 

1926. 


Discussion of the "bars and limitations" set up against women, and the numerous 

efforts to break them down. A plea for the adequate effective organization of women 

workers. A dapted from the Survey, 1927. 

qr 396 W8518 

The Woman's outlook [monthly], Oct. 1923-date. v.2-date. 1923-date. 

Official publication of the National Federation of Woman's Clubs of the Philippines.


Language 

Brandt, Hermann Carl George. r 433.2 B69 

A German-English dictionary. Stechert, 1925. 

Evans, John Young. 491.6 E94 

Y llyfr cyntaf, Pryderi fab Pwyll. Oxford University Press [1914]. 

(Llyfrau darllen rhydychen.) 

On cover: First Welsh reader. 

Evans, John Young. 491.6 E94y 

Yr ail lyfr, dewrion llys a llan. Oxford University Press. (Llyfrau 

darllen rhydychen.) 

On cover: Second Welsh reader. 

Felkin, Frederick William. 426 F33 

The craft of the poet; an outline of English verse composition. Allen 

[1926]. 

"Portions of this work appeared in an earlier volume entitled 'The poet's craft'." 

Jones, Sir John Morris-. 491.6 J41 

An elementary Welsh grammar, pt.i. Clarendon Press, 1922. 

Kurz, Harry, & Wofsy, S. A. 468 K44 

Comedias y juegos. Century [cl926], (Century modern language 

series.) 

"Informes y direcciones utiles": p.109-110. 

Laird-Brown, May. 445 L16 

Singers' French. Dutton, 1926. 


A course in phonetics and diction for the use of singers. Includes an abridged 

grammar. 

Lochmer, Alexander. r 491.893 L75 

English-Croatian dictionary. 1906. 

Added title-page in Croatian. 

Label of Caspar Co., Milwaukee, pasted over imprint. 

Mahoney, John Joseph. 420.7 M26 

Standards in English; a course of study in oral and written composition 

for elementary schools. Rev. ed. World Book Co., 1926. 

(School efficiency monographs.) 

Weekley, Ernest. 422 W42w 

Words, ancient and modern. Dutton [1926]. 

"Tries to give fairly complete biographies of a certain number of words whose 

history from the point of view of origin or sense-development, has been unusually 

adventurous." Preface. 

Science 

Berry, Edward Wilber, & Swartz, F. M. r 560.98 B45 

Contributions to the geology and paleontology of South America; 

five papers. Johns Hopkins Press, 192S. (Johns Hopkins University. 

Studies in geology, no.6.) 

George Huntington Williams memorial publications, no.20-24. 



Carnegie Institute, Pittsburgh—Museum. r 560.5 C21 

Paleontology leaflet, no.l. Pittsburgh, 1925. 

Lewis, Gilbert Newton. 504 L67 

The anatomy of science. Yale University Press, 1926. (Yale 

University. Silliman memorial lectures.) 


Contents.—Methods of science; numbers.—Space and geometry,—Time and motion. 

—Matter in motion.—Light and the quantum.—Probability and entropy.—The nonmathematical 

sciences.—Life; body and mind. 

Written in a clear and entertaining manner. Most of the chapters deal with sciences 

which are either wholly mathematical or which need mathematics for their understanding. 

Littrow, Joseph Johann von. r 520 L74 

Die wunder des himmels; gemeinverstandliche darstellung des 

weltsystems, gemass dem jetzigen stande der wissenschaft neubearbeitet 

von Paul Guthnick. 1910. 

Folded plates in pocket at back. 

[Merriam, John Campbell, and others.] qr 560.979 M63 

Papers concerning the palaeontology of the Pleistocene of California 

and the Tertiary of Oregon. Carnegie Institution of Washington, 

1925. (Carnegie Institution of Washington. Publication no.347.) 

"Contributions to palaeontology from the Carnegie Institution of Washington." 


Contents.—Relationships and structure of the short-faced bear, Arctotherium, from 

the Pleistocene of California, by J. C. Merriam and Chesier Stock.—A llama from the 

Pleistocene of McKittrick, California, by J. C. Merriam and Chester Stock.—The 

Pliocene rattlesnake formation and fauna of eastern Oregon, with notes on the geology 

of the Rattlesnake and Mascall deposits, by J. C. Merriam, Chester Stock, and 

C. L. Moody. 

Mitchel, Ormsby MacKnight. r 520 M74 

The orbs of heaven; or, The planetary and stellar worlds; a 

popular exposition of the great discoveries and theories of modern 

astronomy. Ed.4. Ingram, 1853. 

Nott, Josiah Clark, & Gliddon, G. R„ ed. qr 572 N47i 

Indigenous races of the earth; or, New chapters of ethnological inquiry, 

including monographs on special departments of philology, iconography, 

cranioscopy, palaeontology, pathology, archaeology, comparative 

geography, and natural history, contributed by Alfred Maury [and 

others], presenting fresh investigations, documents, and materials. Lippincott, 

1868. 


Oklahoma Academy of Science. r 506 022 

Proceedings, 1910/21-date. v.i-date. University of Oklahoma, 1921date. 

qr 560.978 S93 

Studies on the fossil flora and fauna of the western United States. 


"Contributions to palaeontology from the Carnegie Institution of Washington." 


Contents.—A comparative study of the Bridge Creek flora and the modern redwood 

forest, by R. W. Chaney.—The mascall flora; its distribution and climatic relation, by


Studies on fossil flora and fauna—continued. qr 560.978 S93 

R. W. Chaney.—Notes on two fossil hackberries from the Tertiary of the western United 

States, by R. W. Chaney.—A record of the presence of Umbellularia from the Tertiary 

of the West, by R. W. Chaney.—Birds of Rancho La Brea, by Loye Miller.—Avian 

remains from the Miocene of Lompoc, California, by Loye Miller.—Rodents and lagomorphs 

of the Rancho La Brea deposits, by L. R. Dice. 

Ward, Henshaw. 504 W21 

Exploring the universe; the incredible discoveries of recent science. 

Bobbs [cl927]. 


Relates in a popular style some of the most recent discoveries in various fields, 

including astronomy, geology, biology, and mathematics. 

Washington (state) University. qr 571.05 W27 

Publications in anthropology, v.l, no.2-4. 1925. 

qr 500 W85 

The Wonders of the universe; a record of things wonderful and marvelous 

in nature, science, and art; introduction by Charles Barnard. Cassell 

Pub. Co. [cl883.] 

Mathematics 

Cederberg, William Emanuel. qr 517.38 C31 

On the solutions of the differential equations of motion of a double 

pendulum. Augustana Book Concern, 1923. (Augustana library publications, 

no.9.) 

Published by the authority of the Board of directors of Augustana College and 

Theological Seminary, Rock Island, 111. 

Docharty, Gerardus Beekman. r 516 D66 

Elements of analytical geometry, and of the differential and integral 

calculus. Harper, 1865. 

Failor, Isaac Newton. r 513 F14 

Inventional geometry. Century, 1904. 

Hamilton, Samuel. r 511 H21 

Intermediate arithmetic for graded schools. Amer. Book Co. [cl909.] 

"With answers." 

Loomis, Elias. r 513 L85 

Elements of geometry, conic sections, and plane trigonometry. 

Harper, 1870. 

The section on plane trigonometry has separate paging. 


Syllabus for elementary schools; arithmetic. 1925. (Bulletin, 

no.815.) 

Bibliography: p.ll. 

Stanford, Charles Thomas-. qr 016.513 S78 

Early editions of Euclid's Elements. Bibliographical Society, 1926. 

(London, Bibliographical Society. Illustrated monographs, no.20.) 

Contains 12 plates.


Physics 

Bartlett, William Holms Chambers. r 531 B27 

Elements of analytical mechanics. Ed.8, rev. & enl. Barnes, 1866. 

Bingham, Eugene Cook, & Jackson, R. F. r 532.13 B48 

Standard substances for the calibration of viscometers. 1917. (United 

States—Standards, Bureau of. Scientific papers, no.298.) 


The same. (In United States—Standards, Bureau of. Scientific 

papers, no.298.) qr 530.8 U25 no.298 

With this are bound "Cutting fluids", "An investigation of the laws of plastic 

flow", and "Plasticity", by E. C. Bingham. 

Einstein, Albert. 539.1 E41 

Investigations on the theory of the Brownian movement; ed. with 

notes by R. Ftirth; tr. by A. D. Cowper. Dutton [1926?] 


Translation of five papers published in several journals from 1905 to 1908. 

Emswiler, John Edward. 536.7 E61a 

Thermodynamics. Ed.2. McGraw, 1927. 

The same. 1921 : r 536.7 E61 

The material is arranged in logical order and from the student's point of view. 

Hevesy, Georg, & Paneth, Fritz. 537.53 H49 

A manual of radioactivity; tr. by R. W. Lawson. Oxford University 

Press, 1926. 

Bibliography: p.viii—ix. 

"References to the literature on radioactivity during the period 1916-1925": p.230- 

244. 

Stoner, Edmund C. 538.1 S88 

Magnetism and atomic structure, Dutton [1926]. 


"Recent references": p.357-359. 

Gives an account of magnetic phenomena and of their interpretation in terms of 

the quantum theory. Treatment is selective rather than exhaustive. 

Chemistry. Crystallography. Mineralogy 

Brezina, Aristides. r 548.7 B73 

Methodik der krystall-bestimmung. 1884. (Krystallographische 

untersuchungen an homologen und isomeren reihen, v.l.) 

Foster, William. 540 F81r 

The romance of chemistry. Century [cl927]. 

"Reading references": p.449-457. 

A well written, non-technical account of the part which chemistry plays in everyday 

life. Covers the fields of medicine, manufacturing, and domestic industry. 

Fox, J. J., & Bowles, T. H. 543.7 F85 

The analysis of pigments, paints, and varnishes. Van Nostrand, 1927. 

(Oil & colour chemistry monographs.) 


Presents methods and procedures, all of which have been tested by the authors.


Gravenhorst, J. L. C r 546 G81 

Handbuch der anorganognosie. 1815. 

Michaelis, Leonor. r 541.1 M66p 

Praktikum der physikalischen chemie insbesondere der kolloidchemie 

fiir mediziner und biologen. Ed.3, rev. 1926. 


Laboratory manual containing 86 exercises. 

Rideal, Eric Keightley. 541.12 R43i 

An introduction to surface chemistry. Cambridge University Press, 

1926. 

An able survey of the present position of the phenomena of surface tension and 

colloidal chemistry. For advanced students. 

Rosenbloom, Jacob. qr 016.547787 R72 

A bibliography of lipins (lipoids). Pittsburgh, 1916. 

Tennant, James, & Mitchell, Walter. r 548 T29 

Mineralogy and crystallography; being a classification of crystals 

according to their form, and an arrangement of minerals after their 

chemical composition. Houlston, 1859. 

Zippe, Franz Xaver Maximilian. r 549 Z68L 

Lehrbuch der mineralogie, mit naturhistorischer grundlage. 1859. 


Alabama—Geological survey. r 557.61 A31s 

Special report, no.ll, 13-14. 1920-26. 

Library also has no.2 (r 557.61 A31rep) ; no.3 (r 553.24 A31); no.4 (r 557.61 

A31re); no.6 (r 557.61 A31r); no.7 (r 553.24 A31r); no.8-9 (r 557.61 A31); and no.10 

(r 553.24 A31re). 

Alberta—Scientific and industrial research council. qr 557.123 A33 

Report, no.1-12, 17. 1920-27. 

Canada—Mines branch (Department of mines). r 553.69 C16b 

Bentonite, by H. S. Spence. 1924. 


Brief summary of the available information regarding occurrence, distribution, 

properties, and possible uses. 

Canada—Mines branch (Department of mines). r 557.1 C167i 

Investigations of mineral resources and the mining industry, 1923date. 

1924-date. 

Earlier reports appear in the Summary report of the Mines branch, April 1907- 

Dec. 1918, 1920-22. (r 622.009 C1672) 

Canadian National Railways. r 557.1 C1674 

Maps and information issued as aids to the development of the 

mineral resources along the Canadian National Railways in northeastern 

Canada. 1926. 

"This booklet is a revision of the issue of 1925." Introduction. 

Hardy & Hayes Co., Pittsburgh. 553.8 H26 

[Pamphlets on precious stones.] [Pittsburgh, cl924.] 

Contents.—Bloodstone.—Aquamarine.—The emerald.—The topaz.—The pearl.—The 

diamond.—Amethyst.—Jade.—Opal.—Tourmaline.—Garnet.—Coral.—Alexandrite. 

The same r 553.8 H26


Hartung, Georg. qr 554.699 H33 

Die Azoren in ihrer ausseren erscheinung und nach ihrer geognostischen 

natur; mit beschreibung der fossilen reste von H. G. Bronn. 

1860. 

Humphreys, William Jackson. 551.5 H92r 

Rain making and other weather vagaries. Williams, 1926. 

"Principal publications on rain-making": p.92—93. 

A very readable discussion of traditions, folklore, and unscientific beliefs regarding 

the weather. 

Lacey, Joseph Melville. 551.49 L12 

Hydrology and ground water; a practical text-book for the use of 

civil engineers, surveyors, students, and all those who deal with the 

control of water. Lockwood, 1926. 

qr 551.569 Q21 

Quaternary climates; Geologic history of Lake Lahontan, by J. C. 

Jones; On the Pleistocene history of the Great Basin, by Ernst Antevs; 

The big tree as a climatic measure, by Ernst Antevs; Tree growth and 

climatic interpretations, by Ellsworth Huntington. Carnegie Institution 

of Washington, 1925. (Carnegie Institution of Washington. Publication 

no.352.) 


Bibliography: p.104-114, 150-153. 

Reinholt, Oscar Halvorsen. r 553.28 R31 

Oildom; its treasures and tragedies; essential and current truths 

about petroleum and the dependent oil and automotive industries prepared 

primarily for motorists and investors, pt.i. National Pub. Co., 

cl924. 


Rather sketchy descriptive treatment, covering a wide range of topics. Much 

attention to economic aspects. 

Ries, Heinrich. r 016.55361 R44 

Bibliography of clay deposits. [1925.] 

v.4, no.9, p.[4281-510, Sept. 1925, of "Bulletin of the American Ceramic Society". 

The same. (In American Ceramic Society. Bulletin, v.4, no.9, p. [428]- 

510, Sept. 1925.) r 666.3 A51b v.4 

Entries arranged alphabetically by authors under continents and countries. 

Schroeder, Richard. r 553.9 S38 

Mica and mica products. Brand [1926]. 

An excerpt from a series of lectures on Electrical insulating materials, delivered 

before the Technical High School of Berlin and the Electrotechnical Society, E. V., 

Berlin, by Harald Schering. 

Pamphlet describing briefly the mining and properties of mica, and more fully its 

utilization as an electrical insulator. 

United States—Coast and geodetic survey. r 551.47 U25 

Current tables. 1922-27. 

Atlantic Coast, 1923-28. 

Pacific Coast, 1923-28, supp. 1927.


Botany 


Botany leaflet, no.l. Pittsburgh, 1925. 

Le Maout, Emmanuel, & Decaisne, Joseph. r 580 L58 

A general system of botany, descriptive and analytical, in two parts; 

part I, Outlines of organography, anatomy, and physiology; part II, 

Descriptions and illustrations of the orders; with 5500 figures by L. 

Steinheil and A. Riocreux; tr. from the original by Mrs. Hooker; the 

orders arranged after the method followed in the universities and schools 

of Great Britain, its colonies, America, and India; with additions, an 

appendix on the natural method and a synopsis of the orders, by J. D. 

Hooker. Longmans, 1876. 

Trelease, William. r 583.445 T71 

[Scientific papers.] [1891-92.] 

Reprinted from the 2d and 3rd annual reports of the Missouri Botanical Garden. 

Contents.—The species of Epilobium occurring north of Mexico.—The species of 

Rumex occurring north of Mexico.—Notes and observations: Detail illustrations of 

Yucca, Agave Engelmanni, n.sp. 

The same. (In Missouri Botanical Garden. Annual report, v.2, 

1891, p.69-117; v.3, 1892, p.74-98, 159-168.) r 580.7 M74 v.2-3 

United States—National park service. 581.9786 U25 

Plants of Glacier National Park, by P. C. Standley. 1926. 

Intended for popular use. Gives brief descriptive notes, with illustrations of the 

more conspicuous and interesting plants. 

Zoology 

Agassiz, Mrs. Elizabeth (Cary), & Agassiz, Alexander. r 593 A26 

Seaside studies in natural history; marine animals of Massachusetts 

Bay; radiates. [Ed.2.] Osgood, 1871. 

Beard, Daniel Carter. 595.7 B34 

The American boys' book of bugs, butterflies, and beetles; with illustrations 

by the author. Lippincott [cl915]. 

Excellent book for the young collector. Describes characteristics and habits of 

many insects, and gives instructions for preparing specimens. 


Bird leaflet, no.l. Pittsburgh [1925?] 

Ditmars, Raymond Lee. 598.1 D64r 

Reptiles of the world; tortoises and turtles, crocodilians, lizards, and 

snakes of the eastern and western hemispheres. Macmillan, 1927. 

The same r 598.1 D64r 

Written in popular style, but still may be of interest to the special student, though 

not intended to be used for identification purposes. Profusely illustrated. 

Mellen, Ida M. 590.7 M58 

Fishes in the home. Dodd, 1927. 

Description, habits, and care of many varieties of small fishes suitable for the 

home aquarium.


Useful Arts 

American Institute of Steel Construction. r 691.7 A512s 

Steel construction; allowable load tables. cl926. 

Concerned with various types of structural steel for buildings. 

Bragg, Sir William Henry. 609 B63 

Old trades and new knowledge; six lectures delivered before a 

'juvenile auditory' at the Royal Institution, Christmas, 1925. Bell, 1926. 

Entertaining lectures covering the newer developments in the trades of the sailor, 

blacksmith, weaver, dyer, and miner. 

Canada—Technical education branch. r 607 C1672 

Report of the Technical education branch of the Department of 

labour, Canada, on the operations of the technical education act (6th- 

7th), 1924/25-1925/26. 1926-27. 

Ddhner, Otto Herbert. qr 672.309 D68 

Geschichte der eisendrahtindustrie. 1925. 

[Eastern Clay Products Association, Philadelphia.] qr 697.8 E18 

Flues and flue linings, with related data on chimneys and fireplaces. 

[1926.] 

"Prepared in collaboration with the Structural Service Bureau." Preface. 

"Sources of information": p.30. 

Ericson, Emanuel E. 698.5 E74 

Glass and glazing. Manual Arts Press [cl926]. 

Gives instruction in the use of various kinds of glass, mechanical details of cutting 

and setting, and a brief description of the processes of manufacture. 

Fritz, Felix. r 677.686 F95 

Das linoleum und seine fabrikation, mit besonderer berucksichtigung 

seiner geschichte, eigenschaften, und verwendung; eine eingehende 

darstellung zum gebrauche fiir linoleunifabrikanten, linoleumhandler, 

behorden, rohstofflieferanten, architekten, ingenieure, chemiker, arzte, 

patentanwalte, techniker, usw. [1925.] 


Hamilton, Charles D. P. r 685.32 H19 

Shoe-tips. International Shoe Co. [cl926.] 

Sketchy material, including suggestions to salesmen and information regarding the 

International Shoe Company. 

Miiller, Wilhelm, fl. 1924, & Dornauer, Max. r 691.7 M95 

• Das buch der eisenkunde; handbuch der gesamten grobeisenbranche 

(eisen, rohren, bleche, metalle). 1925. 

Raymond Manufacturing Company, Limited, Corry, Pa. r 683.5 R24 

Chart of spring design. cl925. 

Tables used in designing helical springs. 

Selwyn-Brown, Arthur. qr 676.06 S46 

History of the American Paper and Pulp Association, 1878 to 1927. 

[Lockwood trade journal, cl927.] 

Special section "Paper trade journal", Feb. 24, 1927.


qr 679 S98 

A Symposium on cellulose; reports of papers and discussion on cellu 

lose, its properties, preparation, and products. Garden City Press, 

1926. 

"The Symposium was a feature of the Convention of Dominion Chemists, represented 

by the Society of Chemical Industry, The Canadian Institute of Chemistry, and 

The Technical Section of the Canadian Pulp and Paper Association, held at the Windsor 

Hotel, Montreal, May 31-June 3, 1926." 

Wynn, Albert Edward. 693.55 W99 

Design and construction of formwork for concrete structures. Con 

crete Publications, Ltd. [1926.] (Concrete series, no.9.) 

Much of the material appeared in "Concrete and constructional engineering", 

1924-26. 


Burke, Edmund Tytler. 616 B91 

Scourges of to-day (venereal disease, cancer, tuberculosis, alco 

holism); with a preface by R. V. Clark. Faber, 1926. (The modern 

health books.) 

Brief discussion of these diseases, with particular reference to their public importance 

and their prevention. 

Carpenter, Thorne Martin. qr 612.0153 C22 

Human metabolism with enemata of alcohol, dextrose, and levulose. 



Charters, Werrett Wallace, and others. r 615.07 C38 

Basic material for a pharmaceutical curriculum. McGraw, 1927. 

Davis, Maurice, comp. qr 614.09748 D32 

A health survey of Pittsburgh made in 1919 and 1920 for the 

Tuberculosis League of Pittsburgh. [Pittsburgh, 1920.] 




Compiled from surveys, reports, and sources collected by various agencies and city 

departments for their own needs. Purpose is to study the general health of the city and 

the adequacy of the existing hospital and dispensary equipment. 

England—Industrial fatigue research board. r 613.617 E64an 

Annual report (Ist-date), 1919/20-date. 1920-date. 

Ferguson, J. Bell. 615.831 F38 

The quartz mercury vapour lamp; its possibilities and uses in public 

health and general practice; with an introduction by Sir H. J. Gauvain; 

with 38 illustrations in thirteen plates and in the text. Lewis, 1926. 


Goodman, Herman. 613.49 G62 

Care of the skin in health. Medical Lay Press, 1926. 

A popular discussion of care of the skin and hair. Has a chapter on poison ivy. 

Hall, William Whitty. r 610 H17 

The guide-board to health, peace, and competence; or, The road to 

happy old age. Fisk [cl869].


Laurie, Joseph. r 615.53 L37 

Elements of homoeopathic practice of physic; second Amer. ed., 

enl. and improved by A. G. Hull, and an appendix on inteniiittent 

fever, by J. S. Douglas. Radde, 1853. 

Lawall, Charles Herbert. 615.09 L39 

Four thousand years of pharmacy; an outline history of pharmacy 

and the allied sciences. Lippincott [cl927]. 

"Bibliographical notes for collateral reading and for reference": p.543-552. 

The same r 615.09 L39 

An entertaining, yet scholarly treatment of the history of pharmacy. Touches also 

upon alchemy r , astrology, and early chemistry. 

Maggs Brothers, London, pub. r 016.61 M25 

Books and manuscripts on old medicine, alchemy, witchcraft, pharmacy, 

cookery, tobacco (arranged chronologically), also portraits and 

autographs of eminent physicians, etc. 1926. ([Catalogue] no.485.) 

National Conference on Street and Highway Safety. r 614.8 N1553 

[Proceedings, with reports of committees issued in advance of the 

conference] (lst-2d), 1924-26. 1924-26. 

Rice, Emmett Ainsworth. 613.7109 R39 

A brief history of physical education. Barnes, 1926. 

"Supplementary reading" at end of each chapter. 

Primarily a text-book for normal-school students of physical training. 

Sanger, Margaret H. 612.6 S22w 

What every girl should know. Cape [1923]. 

Sudhoff, Karl. 610.9 S94 

Essays in the history of medicine; tr. by various hands and ed., with 

foreword and biographical sketch, by F. H. Garrison. Medical Life 

Press, 1926. (The library of medical history, 3.) 

Published 1921 under title "Skizzen". In this translation, some of Sudhoff's 

medico-historical essays have been substituted for some of the essays on Goethe in the 

original. Condensed from Forctvord. 

Toldt, Karl, & Rosa, A. D. qr 611 T57 

An atlas of human anatomy for students and physicians; adapted to 

English and American international terminology by M. E. Paul. 

Rev. ed. 6 sections in 2v. Macmillan, 1926. 

"Principal works of reference consulted by the translator in preparing the English 

edition": v.2, p.[957.] 

Section 1. The regions of the human body.—Osteology. 

Section 2. Arthrology. 

Section 3. Myology. 

Section 4. Splanchnology. 

Section 5. Angeiology. 

Section 6. Neurology.—The organs of the senses. 

[Tuberculosis League of Pittsburgh.] qr 616.246 T79h 

The house on the brink of the hill. [Pittsburgh, cl926.] 

Brief sketch of the work of the Tuberculosis League of Pittsburgh and of the needs 

of its hospital. 

Underwriters' Laboratories. r 614.84 U25Lis 

List of inspected fire hazard appliances, July 1925-date. 1925-date. 

United States—Children's bureau. r 649.1 U25f 

Folder. no.4-date. 1925-date.


Waite, John Herbert. 617.7 W14 

Saving eyesight after mid-life. Harvard University Press, 1927. 

(Harvard health talks.) 

Engineering 

Akademischer Verein Hiitte, Berlin. r 620.8 A31h 

"Hiitte", taschenbuch der stoffkunde; hrsg. vom Akademischen 

Verein Hiitte und A. Stauch, unter mitwirkung der Arbeitsgemeinschaft 

Deutscher Betriebsingenieure. 1926. 


American Cable Company, Inc. r 624.022 A51 

The world's greatest suspension bridge, Philadelphia to Camden; the 

part played in its construction by the American Cable Company, Inc. 

[cl926.] 

American Engineering Standards Committee. qr 620.1 A512 

Year book, 1923-date. 1923-date. 

American Mutual Liability Insurance Co. r 629.1 A512 

Automobible. cl926. 

Published by the Engineering department. 

Brief outline of the operation and maintenance of motor vehicles with relation to 

accident prevention. 

American Road Builders' Association. qr 625.702 A51 

Road builders catalog-directory. 1927. 

Condensed catalogues of manufacturers of road building machinery and equipment. 

Much of the information is descriptive. Includes specifications of some of the products 

listed. 

Barrett, Sir AVilliam Fletcher, & Besterman, Theodore. 622.12 B26 

The divining-rod; an experimental and psychological investigation. 

Methuen [1926]. 



Belluzzo, Giuseppe. r 621.165 B41 

Steam turbines; tr. by A. G. Bremner; with 2 plates, 34 folding 

and 716 other illustrations. Griffin, 1926. 

Boon, A. A. qr 623.835 B63 

Der ban von schiffen aus eisenbeton. Ed.2, rev. 1918. 


Donaldson, William. . r 624.2 D71 

New formulas for the loads and deflections of solid beams and 

girders. Spon, 1872. 

Dorr, Heinrich. qr 624.i D74 

Die tragfahigkeit der pfahle. 1922. 

"Literaturverzeichnis": p.67-68. 

Downie, James Vale. r 622.2409 D77 

The story of Keystone Driller; a memorial. Keystone Driller Co 

1926. 

Sketches the organization and growth of the Keystone Driller Company and the 

invention and improvement of its products.


Eddy, Harrison Prescott. r 628 E26 

Present status of sanitary engineering; suggestions for objects and 

aims of the Sanitary engineering division of the American Society of 

Civil Engineers. Govt. Print. Off., 1923. 

Issued by the L T nited States Public health service. 

Reprint no.831 from the "Public health reports" April 20, 1923, p.826-837, issued 

by the United States Public health service. 

The same. (In Lhiited States—Public health service. Public health 

reports, v.38, pt.i, p.826-837.) r 614.4 U25p v.38 pt.i 

Fitz Water Wheel Company, Hanover, Pa. r 621.2 F57 

Water power on the farm. cl923. 

Flood, Gerald Maurice. 628.3 F65 

Sewage treatment and disposal; a manual for municipal and sanitary 

engineers and managers of sewage disposal works. Blackie, 1926. 

Attempts to present only those methods which, whether old or new, have proved 

of definite value. 

General Filtration Co., Inc., Rochester, N. Y. r 628.348 G29 

The activated sludge process of sewage treatment, with brief description 

of several plants, comparative tables on plant design and 

operation, data on sludge disposal, and other information of interest to 

sanitary engineers. cl926. 

Hoyer, Wilhelm. r 625.12 H86 

Unterbau. 1923. (Handbibliothek fiir bauingenieure; hrsg. von 

Robert Otzen, pt.2, v.3.) 

"Literatur": p. [1841-185. 

Iowa University. r 620.5 12592 

Studies in engineering, no.l-date. 1926-date. 

r 620.8 Kll 

Kalender fiir strassen- & wasserbau- und cultur-ingenieure; begriindet 

von A. Rheinhard, neu bearbeitet unter mitwirkung von fachgenossen, 

von R. Scheck, 1893. v.20. 1893. 

With this is bound part 3 of the supplement. 

McHutchison, D. T. r 621.1751 M16 

High-vacuum surface condensers. Milne, 1925. 

Published by the Technical section, Association of Engineering and Shipbuilding 

Draughtsmen, session 1925—26. 

National Rivers and Harbors Congress, Washington, D. C. qr 627 N15b 

Bulletin. 1921, no.1-2, 1924, no.1-2, 1925, no.2. 1921-25. 

Ohio. Statutes. r 621.1842 018 

Boiler inspection law and rules formulated by Board of boiler rules 

for the Division of boiler inspection. Jan. 1922 ed. Heer Printing 

Co., 1921. 

Issued by the "Industrial commission of Ohio". 

Phillips, John Arthur, & Darlington, John. r 622 P51 

Records of mining and metallurgy; or, Facts and memoranda for 

the use of the mine agent and smelter. Spon, 1857.


Pratt, George R. r 621.187 P889 

Coal dealers truths; published by the government of the Province of 

Alberta. Coal truth office, 1924. 

Contains suggestions and recommendations for overcoming combustion problems of 

small boiler plants. 

Riek, Forest O. qr 621.5662 R44 

Rhinelander handbook of refrigeration. Rhinelander Refrigerator 

Co. [cl926.] 

"For class reference": p.189—190. 

United States—Locomotive inspection bureau. r 621.178 U253 

Report covering investigation of accident to Pennsylvania Railroad 

locomotive 8255, which occurred at Wilmerding, Pennsylvania, 

May 5, 1923, by A. G. Pack. 1923. 

At head of title: Interstate commerce commission, 

"Printed by Order of the Commission June 13, 1923." 

United States—Public roads bureau. qr 625.7 U2534 

Report of a study of the California highway system to the California 

Highway commission and highway engineer; issued 1920, revised 

1921. 1922. 


Associated Sangamo Electric Companies. qr 621.309 A84 

Service to the central station industry; being a brief summary of 

the development that resulted in the growth of the central station 

industry. [cl923.] (Bulletin, no.63.) 

Pamphlet presenting some historical data and information on the importance of 

electric meters to the industry. 

Dahlander, Gustaf Robert. r 621.3 D14 

Elektriciteten och dess fornamsta tekniska tillamprajngar med sarskild 

hiinsyn till de nyaste uppfinningarne. [1882.] 


r 621.308 M55 

The "Mechanical world" electrical pocket book, 1927. v.20. [1927?] 

Annual publication which, owing to limited scope and character of material, is of 

slight reference value. Is a brief manual, concerned mainly with descriptive information 

on characteristics and operation of various kinds of electrical equipment. 

r 621.308 P88 

The Practical electrician's pocket book for 1927. v.29. [1927?] 

v.29 ed. by H. T. Crewe. 

Annual publication. Brief, elementary, practical instruction in electrical work, 

supplemented by information in tabular form. Includes tables summarizing features 

of electric stations throughout United Kingdom. Foot-note references, mainly to books 

supplied by the publishers. 

Prince, David Chandler, & Vogdes, F. B. 621.3145 P95 

Principles of mercury arc rectifiers and their circuits. McGraw, 1927. 

Mathematical study of mercury-arc and thermionic rectifiers and their power 

circuits. Does not describe the various types in use. 

Smith, Ernest F. 621.3145 S64 

Rotary and motor converters; a handbook for operators and attendants. 


Non-mathematical treatment of principles, design, operation, and performance.


Agriculture. Forestry. Animals 

Biggie, Jacob. 636.5 B47 

Biggie poultry book; a concise and practical treatise on the management 

of farm poultry. [Ed.6.] Atkinson, 1907. (Biggie farm library, 

no.3.) 

Brief guide, compiled to a considerable extent from the "Farm journal". Contains 

illustrations showing color standards of various breeds, but is primarily for tbe farmer 

and the amateur, rather than the fancier. 

Illinois University. r 630.9773 122 

Illinois agricultural policy; a conference at the University of Illinois, 

January 26 and 27, 1922. 1922. (Bulletin, v.19, no.31.) 

Contains papers presented at the conference and a program of the meeting. 

Kent, Nathaniel. r 630 K19 

Hints to gentlemen of landed property. Ed.2. Dodsley, 1776. 

Pennsylvania—Forests and waters department. r 634.9 P3994r 

Report [biennial], 1922-date. no.l-date. [1924-date.] 

In 1923, the Forests and waters department was formed by the union of the Department 

of forestry, the Water supply commission, and the Bureau of topographical and 

geological survey. 

Powell, Fred Wilbur. 636 P87 

The Bureau of animal industry; its history, activities, and organization. 



Bibliography, comp. by Mrs. S. H. Powell: p.157-183. 

The same r 636 P87 

United States—Forest service—Forest products qr 634.9197 U252t 

laboratory, Madison, Wis. 

Technical notes, no.11-224. [1918?]-26. 

Incomplete. 



Live bobwhite quail; report of the United States Tariff commission 

to the president of the United States; investigation of the costs of 

production in the United States and in the principal competing foreign 

country of bobwhite quail; with appendix by the president. 1925. 

Virginia—Agricultural experiment station, Blacksburg. r 630.6 V34t 

Technical bulletin, April 1915-date. no.l-date. 1915-date. 


American Writing Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass. r 659 A51 

[Booklet.] no.1-12 in lv. [cl922.] 

Prepared by Robert Ruxton. 

Distributed by Typothetae of Western Pennsylvania. 

Contents.—The master salesman.—Idols of business.—The booklet, king of sales 

media.-—-Print it and mail it.—Printed salesmanship.—The follow-up.—The competitive 

struggle.—Publicity sidelights.—Bridging the gap between buyer and seller.—Reducing 

high costs.—The house organ.—Striking the norm in advertising.


Fernald, Charles Henry. 658.32 F39 

Salesmanship. Prentice, 1926. 

Primarily intended for a text-book, but is also of value to the experienced salesman. 

Treated from the psychological standpoint. 

Greenwood, William John. 652 G85 

Greenwood's business letter phrases and paragraphs, classified for 

immediate use, together with selected letters and a dictionary of trading 

operations, commercial terms, export and import trades practice, business 

financing, and business law. Business Book Pub. Co. [cl927.] 

The same r 652 G85 

Heinrich, Edward Oscar. r 652.4 H42 

Checkmating the forger in court. [1919.] 

Hotchkiss, George Burton, & Franken, R. B. r 659.01 H82 

The measurement of advertising effects; a study of representative 

commodities showing public familiarity with names and brands. Harper, 

1927. 

"Sponsored by the International Advertising Association." 

Lewin, Henry Grote. 656.642 L67 

Early British railways; a short history of their origin & development, 

1801-1844; with 8 illustrations and 8 maps. Locomotive Pub. 

Co. [1925.] 

Markett, Mark I. 653.042 M39 

Word and sentence drills for Gregg shorthand. Gregg Pub. Co. 

[cl922.] 

Rodgers' Sand Co., Pittsburgh. r 656.813 R58 

List of coal mines, landings, and towns on the Monongahela & 

Allegheny rivers and the Ohio River from Pittsburgh to dam no.13; 

table of distances. Pittsburgh, 1923. 

Union Switch and Signal Company. r 656.1 U25 

Modern yard operation. 1926. (Bulletin, 108.) 

Description of the electro-pneumatic car retarder system manufactured by the 

company for hump yard operation, and of its application to the north-bound Markham 

yard of the Illinois Central Railroad at Chicago. 

United States—Safety bureau. r 656.4 U256r 

Report, 1924/25-date. 1925-date. 

Summaries of previous reports appear in the Annual report of the Interstate 

commerce commission. (r 385 U25) 

Printing 

Bammes, Reinhold. r 655.26 B21 

Der titelsatz; seine entwicklung und seine grundsatze. Ed.2, rev. 

& enl. 1918. (Monographien des buchgewerbes, v.4.) 

Clauss, Hermann. r 655.24 C54 

Die schwabacher schrift in vergangenheit und gegenwart. (Monographien 

des buchgewerbes, v.10.)


Hellwig, Wilhelm. r 655.2 H42 

Der satz chemischer und mathematischer formeln. Ed.2, rev. 

[191-?] (Monographien des buchgewerbes, v.3.) 

Deals with the proper forms for printing chemical and mathematical formula?, 

symbols, and equations. 

Hoffmeister, Heinrich. r 655.2 H68 

Die entstehung einer schrift. [192-?] (Monographien des buchgewerbes, 

v.8.) 

Brief description of type-founding. 

Zeese-Wilkinson Co., Inc. qr 655.32 Z38 

A trip through the plant of the Zeese-Wilkinson Co., Inc., Metropolitan 

Bldg., Court Sq., Long Island City, New York. [cl923.] 

Illustrated explanation of photo-engraving processes and color printing. 


Douglas, John Christie. r 654 D75 

A manual of telegraph construction; the mechanical elements of 

electric telegraph engineering. Ed.2, with appendices. Griffin, 1877. 

International Office of the Telegraph Union. qr 654.1 1248 

International list of radiotelegraph stations. Ed.7. 1921. 

With this is bound its Supplements, no.1-12. 

Larner, Edgar Thomas. 654.1 L32 

Radio and high frequency currents; a manual for wireless students, 

advanced amateurs, those qualifying for the P. M. G.'s certificate and 

transmitters' licence, and others. Ed.2, enl. Lockwood, 1925. (Lockwood's 

manuals.) 

Brief, introductory outline of fundamental principles for those having an elementary 

knowledge of mathematics and electricity. 


American Ceramic Society. r 666.02 A51d 

Directory of ceramic materials; comp. and issued by Committee on 

geological surveys. 1925. (Journal, v.8, no.9, pt.2, Sept. 1925.) 

The same. (In American Ceramic Society. Journal, v.8, no.9, pt.2, 

Sept. 1925.) r 666.3 A51 j v.8 

Canada—Mines branch (Department of mines). r 662.641 C16f 

Final report of the Peat committee appointed jointly by the governments 

of the Dominion of Canada and the Province of Ontario; Peat, 

its manufacture and uses, by B. F. Haanel. [1926.] 

"Published jointly by the Mines branch, Department of mines, Canada, and the 

Department of mines, Ontario." 


Canada—Mines branch (Department of mines). r 666.3 C16 

Investigations in ceramics and road materials, 1923-date. 1925-date. 

Earlier reports appear in the Summary report of the Mines branch, 1914-18, 1920— 

22. (r 622.009 C1672)


Canada—Mines branch (Department of mines). r 662.6 C16i 

Investigations of fuels and fuel testing, 1923-date. 1924-date. 

Earlier reports appear in the Summary report of the Mines branch, April 1907- 

Dec. 1918, 1920-22. (r 622.009 C1672) 

r 660 C4212 

Chemical industry pamphlets. 8 nos. in lv. Benn, 1924. 

Contents.—Chemists and their work, by Stephen Miall.—The quest for colour, by 

A. T. de Mouilpied.—Wood products, by T. W. Jones.—The fermentation industries, 

by Rex Furness.—Fine chemicals, by T. W. Jones.—The heavy chemical industry, by 

Rex Furness.—Chemistry in the manufacture of pigments, paints, and varnishes, by 

C. A. Klein.—Chemistry in relation to food, by G. W. Monier-Williams. 

Written in simple language for the layman. Tells of the service of chemistry to 

modern life and industry. 

Monro, William L. 666.15 M83 

Window glass in the making, an art, a craft, a business. Pittsburgh, 

Amer. Window Glass Co., 1926. 


Non-technical account of the manufacture of window-glass, as carried out by the 

American Window Glass Company, with information about the company's products. 

United States—Federal oil conservation board. r 665.5 U2532f 

Federal oil conservation board, public hearing, May 27, 1926. 1926. 

Contains papers and discussions presented at the public hearing. 

United States—Joint committee on Muscle Shoals. r 661.62 U2533m 

Muscle Shoals; report (to accompany S.4106). 1926. (69th Cong., 

1st sess. Senate. Report no.672.) 

Presents findings and recommendations of the committee with regard to the leasing 

of government properties at Muscle Shoals, together with a bill for the purpose of 

carrying them into effect. Proposals of various bidders are given in appendixes. 

Metallurgy 

Greiling, Walter. qr 669.1 G87 

The German iron and steel industry. London & Cambridge 

Economic Service, 1925. (London & Cambridge Economic Service. 

Special memorandum, no.ll.) 

Brief statistical and economic study. 

Smithells, Colin J. q 669.27 S66 

Tungsten; a treatise on its metallurgy, properties, and applications. 

Chapman, 1926. 

"References in text" at end of each chapter. 

Describes fully modern process of manufacture, and discusses ably metallography 

and properties. Use in electrical industry receives considerable attention. Includes 

chapter on determination of impurities. 

Stuwer, Alex. r 669.109 S93 

Die entwicklung der eisenindustrie in Dusseldorf. 1925. (Wirtschaftsfragen 

der gegenwart, pt.2.) 

"Literaturverzeichnis" : p.51-52. 

Brief review of the development of the iron, steel, and related metal-working industries 

in Dusseldorf.


Woodward, W. E. 669.113 W86 

The metallography of steel and cast iron. Lockwood, 1926. 


A series of lectures designed "to present in a small compass the metallography of 

steels and cast irons, with particular reference to those alloy steels which are of industrial 

importance". Preface. 

Woolley, Edward Mott. r 669.7 W87 

The aluminum age; illustrations by J. P. Rigby. Aluminum Cooking 

Utensil Co. [cl925.] 

Pamphlet considering briefly the aluminium industry with particular reference to 

the uses of the metal. 

Fine Arts 

Baker, Charles Henry Collins. 759.9 B17 

Dutch painting of the seventeenth century. "The Studio" [1926]. 


Binyon, Laurence. qr 708.2 B48 

Asiatic art in the British Museum (sculpture and painting). Oest, 

1925. 

r 741 C73 

The Commercial artist, Jan.-Aug. 1924. [no.1-3.] Pittsburgh, 1924. 

"Published semi-occasionally by students of the Artists' League of Pittsburgh." 


Cox, George James. q 701 C85 

Art, for amateurs and students. Doubleday, 1926. 

The author's brief survey of essentials in design and aesthetics is of a sustained 

and rather tedious breeziness. The real value of the book consists in the 36 big plates, 

an assortment at once broad and carefully chosen, covering all the arts and all periods 

to our own. Adapted from Saturday review of literature, 1926. 

Cutler, Carl Gordon, & Pepper, S. C. 752 C94 

Modern color. Harvard University Press, 1923. 

"A practical treatise by a physicist who understands the known facts that might 

explain the artist's use of colour. . . [Gives] details of the now somewhat celebrated 

'Cutler scale'. . .an ingenious mechanical device for the matching of any colour in 

nature, including the colours of shadows." Burlington magazine, 1923. 

Dillaway, Theodore Milton, & Whiton, Sherrill. qr 709.73 D58 

The American renaissance; a manual for teachers. [2v.] Brown- 

Robertson Co. [cl925.] 

v.l. [Text.] 

v.2. 14 plates "for note book use". 

The same, [v.l.] q 709.73 D58 

Volume one discusses briefly the importance of the study of colonial art in the 

public schools, gives a general outline of the development of architecture and decoration 

in America through the first quarter of the 19th century, and describes each of the 

117 illustrations in volume two. 

q 746 E58 

The Embroideress [quarterly, May 1922?]-date. no.2-date. [1922?] — 

date. 

Johnson, Gerald W. 718 J36 

The undefeated. Minton, 1927. 

An account of the development of the great project to carve a Confederate memorial 

on Stone Mountain, Georgia, and of the discharge of the sculptor, Gutzon Borglum, before 

the work was completed. Emphasizes Borglum's devotion to his task.


Jones, Sydney Robert. Qr 741 J41p 

Posters & publicity; fine printing and design. Studio, 1926. (Studio. 

Special autumn number, 1926.) 

Contains 120 pages of reproductions of posters, partly colored. 

Judge, Arthur William. 778.7 J49 

Stereoscopic photography; its application to science, industry, and 

education. Chapman, 1926. 

"Bibliography of stereoscopic literature": p.236. 

Kroeber, Alfred Louis. qr 738 K424 

The Uhle pottery collections from Moche, and The Uhle pottery 

collections from Supe. University of California Press, 1925. (California 

LTniversity. Publications; American archaeology and ethnology, 

v.21, no.5-6.) 


Leccq de Boisbaudran, Horace. 707 L49 

The training of the memory in art, and the education of the artist; 

tr. from the French by L. D. Luard, with an introduction by Selwyn 

Image. Macmillan, 1914. 

Consists of three short, lucid treatises, written at intervals of some years: "The 

training of the memory in art"; "A survey of art teaching"; and "Letters to a young 

professor—summary of a method of teaching drawing and painting". Leroq (1802-97) 

was a French painter and teacher of art. Among his pupils were Cazin, Fantin-Latour, 

Legros, Tissot, and Rodin. 

Longnon, Henri, & Huard, Mme. Frances (Wilson). 749 L83 

French provincial furniture; foreword by Richardson Wright, with 

71 illustrations and a map. Lippincott, 1927. 

Marillier, Harry Currie. qr 709 M38 

"Christie's" 1766 to 1925. Constable, 1926. 

An account of the famous London sales-rooms established in 1766 by James 

Christie, and of the important works of art sold there. Contains 24 plates—reproductions 

of paintings, caricatures, etc. pertaining to Christie's—and a chronological list of more 

important sales. 

Reed, J. Eugene, ed. qr 759.3 R28 

The masterpieces of German art, illustrated; being a biographical 

history of art in Germany and the Netherlands from the earliest period 

to the present time. 2v. Gebbie [cl884]. 

Issued in 25 parts. 

Rosenberg, Adolf. q 759.5 R19r 

Raffael; des meisters gemalde in 202 abbildungen; mit einer biographischen 

einleitung. 1904. (Klassiker der kunst in gesamtausgaben, 

v.l.) 

Saunier, Charles. 735 B28s 

Louis Barye; tr. by W. S. Jackson; with forty illustrations. Dodd, 

1926. (Masters of modern art.) 


A brief critical and biographical study of the French artist (1796-1875) famous 

for his sculpture of animals; with reproductions of bis work.


School arts magazine. 707 S37 

Pennsylvania number. Davis Press, 1925. 

Issued as the May 1925 number of the "School arts magazine". 


The same. (In School arts magazine, v.24, no.9, May 

1925.) 705 S37 v.24 

The same. (In School arts magazine, v.24, no.9, May 

1925.) r 705 S37 v.24 

Articles concerning art schools, organizations, and activities. 

Supino, Igino Benvenuto. qr 735 S95 

Iacopo dalla Quercia, con LXXV tavole in eliotipia e il zincografie. 

1926. 

A critical study of the work of the Italian sculptor (1374-1438), with a brief 

account of his life and 75 reproductions of his work. 

Thode, Henry. r 709.45 T36 

Franz von Assisi und die anfange der kunst der Renaissance in 

Italien. Ed.2, rev. 1904. 


Thome, William Henry, b. 1847. r 744 T41 

Senior course in mechanical drawing, comprising a complete system 

of working drawings. Williams [cl890]. 

Varnum, William Harrison. q 739 V21 

Pewter design and construction. Bruce Pub. Co. [cl926.] 

"Pewter bibliography, compiled by the Metropolitan Museum, New York": p. 146. 

Yetts, W. Perceval. q 709.51 Y25 

Symbolism in Chinese art ([paper] read before the [China] Society 

on Jan. 18th, 1912). [1912.] 

Contains 22 illustrations. 

Gardens. City Plans. Parks 

Allwood, Montagu Charles. 716.2 A44 

Carnations for every garden and greenhouse, with a foreword by 

Lord Lambourne. Country life [1926]. 

Cotter, Sir James Laurence. 716 C836 

A simple guide to rock gardening. Sheldon Press [1926]. 

Illinois—Public works and buildings department. r 711 122 

Parks & memorials of the state of Illinois; compiled by C. M. Service. 

[Schnepp, 1920.] 

An illustrated pamphlet describing the parks and memorials and explaining their 

historical significance. 

King, Mrs. Louisa (Yeomans). 716 K26b 

The beginner's garden; illustrated. Scribner, 1927. 

McLean, Forman Taylor, and others. 716.2 M19 

The gladiolus book. Doubleday, 1927. 

Milwaukee County, Wis.—Regional planning department. r 710 M721 

Annual report (1st), 1924. 1924.


Architecture 


from the fund left to the Library by I. D. Bernd and devoted to Architecture and 

Decoration. 

Anton, Francisco. qb 726 A63 

Monasteries medievales de la provincia de Valladolid. 1923. 

Contains 26 plates and numerous plans and other illustrations in the text. 

Badovici, Jean. qb 728 B14 

La maison d'aujourd'hui; maisons individuelles. v.l. [1925.] 

("Documents d'architecture.") 

Made up of a brief introduction and 50 plates showing examples of domestic architecture 

in France, Belgium, Holland, Germany, Austria. Finland, and the United States. 

Bell, Edward. 722 B39 

Prehellenic architecture in the Aegean, with LXXX illustrations, maps, 

and plans. Bell, 1926. 

"Ahbreviated references in the notes": p.xv-xvi. 

Dow, Joy Wheeler. b 724.9 D76 

Old-time dwellings in Kennebunk Port; reprint mostly from "The 

turn o' the tide", with photographs by the author. Star Print, Inc., 1926. 

Fastenau, Jan. b 729.5 F26 

Romanische bauornamentik in Siiddeutschland; mit 93 abbildungen 

auf 40 lichtdrucktafeln. 1916. (Studien zur deutschen kunstgeschichte, 

pt.199.) 

"Benutzte literatur": p.[811-84. 

The illustrations show details of sculptural ornament in the Romanesque architecture 

of southern Germany. 

Harbeson, John Frederick. q 729 H24 

The study of architectural design, with special reference to the program 

of the Beaux-Arts Institute of Design; foreword by Lloyd Warren. 

Pencil Points Press, Inc., 1926. (The Pencil Points library.) 

Hill, Cecilia. 728.3 H55 

Versailles; its life and history. Little, 1925. 

Describes the palace and gardens and the historic associations connected with them. 

The first part is devoted to Versailles under Louis XIV, the second part to its history 

in the 18th and 19th centuries. Contains two chapters on the "Grand Trianon" and the 

"Petit Trianon". 

Lopez, Michele. qb 726 L85 

II battistero di Parma. 2v. 1864. 

v.l. [Testo.] 

v.2. Tavole. 

[Muir, Thomas S.] b 726 M95 

Characteristics of old church architecture, &c. in the mainland & 

western islands of Scotland. [Clark] 1861. 

Besides discussing types and details of church architecture, the author describes 

the ancient crosses and other memorials and monuments, and tells something of his 

experiences while visiting the islands. Contains numerous line drawings in the text. 

Richmond, Ernest Tathani. b 723.3 R42 

Moslem architecture, 623 to 1516; some causes and consequences. 

Royal Asiatic Society, 1926. (James G. Forlong fund, v.3.)


Music 

Bartok, Bela. 784.4 B27 

Das ungarische volkslied; versuch einer systematisierung der ungarischen 

bauernmelodien, mit 320 melodien, deutsche iibersetzung der 

liedertexte von Hedwin Liideke. 1925. (LTngarische bibliothek, fiir 

das Ungarische Institut an der Universitat Berlin.) 

Carse, Adam von Aim. 785 C23 

The history of orchestration, with sixty-six musical illustrations. 

Paul, 1925. (The international library of music.) 

Chorley, Henry Fothergill. 782 C45 

Thirty years' musical recollections; ed. with an introduction by 

Ernest Newman. Knopf, 1926. 

The author was for over thirty years critic of the "Athenaeum". His book gives 

his appraisements of music, especially operas, heard in London during that time. It 

was first published in 1862. 

Gardner, Samuel, musician. qM 785.75 G18 

To a soldier; quintet, in F minor, for piano, two violins, viola, and 

violoncello. Op. 16. 5 pts. Ditson [cl926]. 

Hadley, Henry Kimball. qM 783.4 H12 

Prophecy and fulfillment; a Christmas cantata for chorus of mixed 

voices with soprano, alto, and tenor solos. Flammer [cl922]. (Blue 

octavo series; sacred.) 

Landowska, Wanda. 780.4 L22 

Music of the past; tr. from the French by W. A. Bradley. Knopf, 

1924. 

An enthusiastic defense of the music of the 17th and 18th centuries. The author 

is (1924) a celebrated Polish pianist and harpsichordist. 

Puccini, Giacomo. 782.5 P98tu 

Turandot; lyric drama in three acts and five scenes by Giuseppe 

Adami and Renato Simoni; the last duet and the finale of the opera 

were completed by F. Alfano, English version by K. H. B. de Jaffa. 

Ricordi, cl926. 

The same r 782.5 P98tu 


Recreation 

Aspinwall, Marguerite. 793 A84 

Putnam's book of parties, decorations by C. K. Stevens. Putnam 

[cl9271. 

Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh. r 016.79 C21 

How to use your leisure time. Pittsburgh, 1926. 

A short list of books on appreciation of music, reading, the theater, and on various 

hobbies such as collecting, sports, and gardening. 

Charnley, Mitchell V., ed. 796.31 C38 

Secrets of baseball told by big league players. Appleton, 1927.


Curtis, Charles Pelham, & Curtis, R. C. 799 C93 

Hunting in Africa East and West. Houghton, 1925. 

The record of a hunting trip in 1923. Mr. Charles Curtis writes of the adventures 

of the party in shooting lion and buffalo in Kenya Colony, and his brother writes of 

hunting giant sable antelope in Angola. 

Kunard, R. 793.5 K43bo 

The book of modern conjuring. "Bazaar, Exchange, and Mart." 

Norwood, Edwin P. 791 N46 

The other side of the circus. Doubleday, 1927. 

"An absorbingly interesting narrative of the every-day life of the circus of today 

from the standpoint of a boy who wants to write a circus story for his school paper... 

There is a wealth of detail as to how things are done and what things mean, and there 

are delightful and true glimpses of the best known animal trainers and performers." 

A. C. Moore in Books, 1926. 

Pope, Saxton Temple. 799.3 P81 

The adventurous bowmen; field notes on African archery; with 29 

illustrations. Putnam, 1926. 

The record of a hunting expedition in 1925 in Tanganyika Territory where the 

author and his party used the English longbow in shooting big game. 

Ritchie, Wallace. 794.7 R49 

Useful strokes for billiard players. Routledge. 

Seabury, William Marston. 792.7 S43 

The public and the motion picture industry. Macmillan, 1926. 

A study of conditions in the moving-picture industry and of the need and the 

possibility of government regulation in order that the tremendous influence of moving 

pictures may be used for the intellectual and cultural development of the people and for 

the fostering of international good-will. The author was formerly general counsel to 

the motion picture board of trade and the national association of the motion picture 

industry. 

Literature 

Abbott, George Frederick. 888 T42za 

Thucydides; a study in historical reality. Routledge, 1925. 

Blanchard, Frederic Thomas. 823 F46zb 

Fielding, the novelist; a study in historical criticism. Yale University 

Press, 1926. 


"The trail of his hero's reputation has been indefatigably followed not only through 

the wide domains of formal literary criticism, but also through that vast Serbonian bog 

of eighteenth century pamphlets and newspapers, and the dense thickets of private 

correspondence. . .It provides material, not only for the study of the vicissitudes of 

Fielding's fame, but also for an examen of the progress of criticism.. .Admirably printed 

and indexed, it is a mine of information.. .The illustrations [are] taken from various 

eighteenth century editions of the novels." E. S. Noyes ill Saturday review of literature, 

1926. 

Brinton, Crane. 820.9 B752 

The political ideas of the English romanticists. Oxford University 

Press, 1926. 

A study of the political influence of the English men of letters in the last of the 

18th and the first of the 19th century. 

Burdett, Osbert. 820.9 B89 

The Beardsley period; an essay in perspective. Lane [1925]. 

A critical study and sympathetic interpretation of the literary and artistic figures 

in England during the 1890's.


Copeland, Charles Townsend, ed. 820.8 C79 

The Copeland reader; an anthology of English poetry and prose, 

chosen and ed. with an introduction. Scribner, 1927. 

Includes English and American literature of all periods and a short section of 

translations from Homer, Plato, and the Bible. 

Drake, William A., ed. 804 D78 

American criticism, 1926. Harcourt [cl926]. 

Critical essays which appeared in American periodicals between July 1925 and July 

1926. 

q 804 E64 

Enjoying the arts; a group of essays on appreciation. [Pittsburgh] 

Scholastic Pub. Co. [cl926.] 

Content s. —Introduction, by H. L. Cohen.—The novel, by Grant Overton.—The 

short story, by Percival Hunt.—Painting, by Homer Saint-Gaudens.—Poetry, by Witter 

Bynner.—Architecture, by H. W. Corbett.—-Sculpture, by Charles Grafly.—The essay, 

by Agnes Repplier.—-The drama, by W. P. Eaton. 

The same qr 804 E64 

Erskine, John. 814 E78 

Prohibition and Christianity, and other paradoxes of the American 

spirit. Bobbs [cl927]. 

Contents.—Prohibition and Christianity.—The prohibition tangle.—American character.—French 

ideals and American.—Poetry and work.—American aristocracy.—Notes 

on the American spirit.—Mass education.—The liberal college.—Teaching literature: 

chapter two.—Do Americans speak English?—Idle youth.—The heart of the adventure.— 

Walking and knitting. 

Hellman, George Sidney. 814 H42 

Lanes of memory, wherein, in somewhat casual manner, we meet 

with-poets and warriors, collectors and educators, statesmen and gamblers, 

millionaires and anarchists, painters, sculptors, musicians, actors, 

and find that the fascination of human life consists in its variety. 

Knopf, 1927. 

Contents.—-Adventures in a collector's luck.—Reminiscences among manuscripts.— 

Sidelights on J. Pierpont Morgan.—The secret of Charles M. Schwab's success.—Phases 

of the great war.—Beaune: the college town of the A. E. Y.—Anecdotes of collectors.—- 

Other people's letters.—The biographer of Helen of Troy.—The lost Whistlers.—Our 

class-mate, John Purroy Mitchel.—Poems from East and West.—A dangerous lesson in 

auction bridge.—Charles Chaplin, Emma Goldman, and others. 

Janney, Francis La Mar. 820.4 J18 

Childhood in English non-dramatic literature from 1557 to 1798. 

1925. 

Thesis (Ph.D.)—Johns Hopkins University, 1924. 

Johnson, Samuel, 1709-84. 801 J36 

The critical opinions of Samuel Johnson, arranged and compiled 

with an introduction by J. E. Brown; a compilation and interpretation 

of Dr. Johnson's principles of criticism (part one), and his opinions of 

authors and works (part two). Princeton University Press, 1926. 

Thesis (Ph.D.)—Princeton University, 1923.


Mardrus, Joseph Charles Victor. 892.7 M37 

The queen of Sheba; tr. into French from his own Arabic text; the 

English version by E. P. Mathers. Richards, 1925. 

"This narrative. .-is a folk tradition, and belongs to the story tellers of the East. 

Dr. Mardrus has, for the first time, verified and collected its many variants, and 

amalgamated them into a definitive Arabic text.. .Anyone familiar with the figure of 

Sulayman bin Daud in Arabic, as opposed to Hebrew, tradition (notably in The Book 

of the Thousand Nights and One Night) will not be surprised to find this story of his 

meeting with Balkis entirely different from that given in the Old Testament." E. P. 

Mathers in Note. 

Parrington, Vernon Louis. 810.9 P26 

Main currents in American thought; an interpretation of American 

literature from the beginnings to 1920. v.1-2. Harcourt, 1927. 

Bibliography: v.l, p.399-404; v.2, p.475-482. . 

v.l. The colonial mind, 1620-1800. 

v.2. The romantic revolution in America, 1800—1860. 

Gives "some account of the genesis and development in American letters of certain 

germinal ideas that have come to be reckoned traditionally American—how they came 

into being here, how they were opposed, and wdiat influence they have exerted in 

determining the form and scope of our characteristic ideals and institutions. In pursuing 

such a task. . . [the author has] chosen to follow the broad path of our political, 

economic, and social development, rather than the narrower belletristic". Introduction. 

Puma Simha. 891 P98 

The spirit of Oriental poetry, by Puran Singh. Paul, 1926. (Trubner's 

Oriental series.) 

Discusses and interprets poetry of Japan, Persia, and modern India, giving 

examples of the poetry in English translation. 

Row, T. Subba. 891.2 B469r 

Philosophy of the Bhagavad-Gita. 1912. 

Sherman, Stuart Pratt. 814 S553ma 

The main stream. Scribner, 1927. 

Contents.—Carl Sandburg's Lincoln.—Thomas Jefferson: An English interpretation. 

—Thomas Jefferson: A revaluation.—Thoreau returns from abroad.—Burrowing into 

Burroughs.—William Beebe as merman.—Paul Bunyan and the blue ox.—Mark Twain's 

last phase.—Poultney Bigelow: A superstatesman on the perfect life.—Dean Briggs: 

The beautiful dean from the life.—Nicholas Murray Butler: Why are we agin the 

government?—Middle-class strategy or a call to the converted.—Mr. Dreiser in tragic 

realism.—Mark Sullivan on the days of our youth.—Thomas Beer: Our own Petronius 

at last.—Ring Lardner: Hard boiled Americans.—Llewelyn Powys: Five years with the 

American intelligentsia.—George Moore: An Irish epicure.—Walter De La Mare.—Edith 

Wharton: Costuming the passions.—Anatole France.—An American version of Montaigne. 

Tupper, Frederick. 809 T85 

Types of society in medieval literature. Holt [cl926]. (Brown 

University. The Colver lectures, 1926.) 

Contents.—Conditions of men.—Sin and sinners.—The eternal womanly. 

Voltaire, Frangois Marie Arouet de. 848 V37z 

Zaire and fipitres; ed. with introduction and notes by C. A. Eggert. 

Scott, 1902. (The Lake French classics.) 

Williams, Orlo. 801 W74 

Contemporary criticism of literature. Parsons [1924]. 

"An endeavour to present a view of criticism and illustrate it from the work of 

some modern English critics." Preface. 

Work, Edgar Whitaker. 820.9 W89 

The Bible in English literature. Revell [cl917]. 

A study of the influence of the Bible on the style and content of English literature 

from the earliest times through the 19th century.

Rhetoric Public Speaking 


Borden, Richard Carman, & Busse, A. C. 808.5 B635 

How to win an argument. Harper [cl926]. 

Part one explains briefly six principles of successful argumentation. Parts two 

and three are made up of dialogues, illustrating alternately the use and the disregard 

of the principles. 

Burns, James. 808.8 B938 

Illustrations for preachers and teachers, taken from literature, poetry, 

and art. Clarke [1925]. 

Craig, Alice Evelyn. 808.5 C86 

The speech arts; a textbook of oral English. Macmillan, 1926. 


Dye, William Seddinger. 808 D98 

Expository writing. Johnson Pub. Co. [cl926.] 

Enlarged from the author's "Expository writing", published in pamphlet form, 1921. 

Discussion of various types of exposition, with examples and exercises. 

Goodman, Theodore. 808 G62 

Narrative structure and style; a series of graded exercises, with 

instructions in technique. Appleton, 1926. 

"Suggested readings" at end of most of the chapters. 

Pi Kappa Delta. 808.5 P53 

Winning intercollegiate debates and orations, v.l. [Express-Courier 

Pub. Co. cl926.] 


Debates and orations which won honors at the biennial convention of the national 

honorary forensic society. Adapted from Preface. 

Poetry 

Bain, Archibald Watson. 841.08 B16f 

French poetry for advanced students. Macmillan, 1926. 

Boas, Guy, ed. 821.08 B57sh 

Shelley and Keats contrasted. Nelson [1925], (The "teaching of 

English" series.) 

Poems of the two authors are grouped together under such headings as poems of 

nature, of revolt, of love, of mutability and constancy. 

Brickell, Alfred, comp. 841.08 B74 

Few, but roses; poems from the French. Brentano [1924]. 

A collection of poems by 32 authors from Frangois Villon to contemporary poets. 

Done into English by various translators. 

Claudel, Paul. 841 C54f 

Feuilles de saints. Ed.7. [cl925.] 

Crane, Nathalia Clara Ruth. 811 C867n 

Nathalia Crane [ed. by Hughes Mearns]. Simon & Schuster [cl926]. 

(The pamphlet poets.) 

Galsworthy, John. 821 G15v 

Verses new and old. Scribner [cl926].


Robinson, Edwin Arlington. 811 R54tr 

Tristram. Macmillan, 1927. 

Smith, David Nichol, comp. 821.08 S64 

The Oxford book of eighteenth century verse. Clarendon Press, 1926. 

Speyer, Mrs. Leonora (von Stosch). 811 S752 

Fiddler's farewell. Knopf, 1926. 

Wilkinson, Florence, afterward Mrs. Evans. 811 W729f 

The far country. McClure, 1906. 


Bosworth, Halliam. . 792 B64 

Technique in dramatic art, with a foreword by Oliver Hinsdell. 


The author, who has long been connected with the professional stage, discusses the 

fundamental principles of acting and play production. 

Bullett, Gerald William. 822 B87 

Mr. Godly beside himself; a comedy in four acts. Benn, 1926. (Contemporary 


Founded on the novel of the same name. 

Cardozo, Jacob Lopes. 822.09 C19 

The contemporary Jew in the Elizabethan drama. 1925. 

"A select bibliography": p.[331]-335. 

A scholarly study which attempts to refute the theory of Sir Sidney Lee and Lucien 

Wolf and to prove that there were practically no recognizable or unconverted Jews in 

Elizabethan England, that the types portrayed by the dramatists were based not upon 

first hand characteristics but upon a long established stage-tradition, and that the name 

Jew was applied to foreigners and as an indiscriminate term of abuse. The last four 

chapters are devoted to the story of Shylock and the bond as used by Shakespeare in the 

"Merchant of Venice" and as found in various European versions. 

Coward, Noel. 822 C84 

The rat trap; a play in four acts. Phillips, 1924. 

Cunliffe, John William. 822.09 C92 

Modern English playwrights; a short history of the English drama 

from 1825. Harper, 1927. (Plays and playwrights series.) 

"Books of general reference": p.254-256. 

Dalton, Test. 812 D17 

The mantle of Lincoln; a play for the people. French, cl926. 

Dean, Alexander. 792.5 D34 

Little theatre organization and management for community, university, 

and school, including a history of the amateur in drama; preface 

by W. P. Eaton. Appleton, 1926. (The Drama League library of the 

theatre arts.) 

Dunning, Philip, & Abbott, George. 812 D92 

Broadway; a play. Doran [cl927]. 

Euripides. 882 E93bac 

The Bacchanals, and other plays; the Bacchanals tr. by H. H. Milman, 

the other plays tr. by Michael Wodhull; with an introduction by 

Henry Morley. Routledge, 1888. (Morley's universal library.) 

Contents.— The Bacchanals.— Ion.— Medea.-- The Phoenician damsels.— The suppliants.—Hippolytus.


Euripides. 882 E93hc 

Hecuba, and other plays; tr. into English verse by Michael Wodhull, 

with an introduction by Henry Morley. Routledge, 1888. (Morley's 

universal library.) 

Contents.—Hecuba.—Hercules distracted.—The children of Hercules.—Rhesus.—The 

Trojan captives.—The Cyclops.—Helen.—Andromache. 

Flavin, Martin. 812 F62 

Brains, and other one-act plays. French, 1926. 

Contents.—Brains.—Casualties.—An emergency case.—The blind man.—A question 

of principle.—Caleb Stone's death watch. 

Fredro, Aleksander, count. 891.82 F89L 

Ladies and hussars; comedy in three acts; tr. from the Polish by 

Florence Noyes and G. R. Noyes. French [cl925]. (World's best 

plays by celebrated European authors.) 

Goldstone, George A., comp. 812 G58 

One-act plays. Allyn [cl926]. (Academy classes for junior high 

schools.) 

Bibliography: p.399-40S. 

Contents.—The diabolical circle [by] Beulah Bomstead.—Figureheads [by] Louise 

Saunders.—The romancers [by] Edmond Rostand.—The king's English [by] Herbert 

Bates.—The lost silk hat [by] Lord Dunsany.—The thrice promised bride [by] Cheng- 

Chin Hsuing.—The boor [by] Anton Chekhov.—The workhouse ward [by] Lady Gregory. 

—The unseen [by] Alice Gerstenberg.—Sham [by] F. G. Tompkins.—Confessional [by] 

Percival Wilde.—Dust of the road [byl K. S. Goodman.—He [by] E. G. O'Neill.—The 

god of quiet [by] John Drinkwater.—The white hawk [by] Harry Kemp.—Appendix. 

Hillebrand, Harold Newcomb. q 792 H55 

The child actors: a chapter in Elizabethan stage history. University 

of Illinois, 1926. (Illinois University. Studies in language and 

literature, v.ll, no.l.) 

A history of children's companies throughout the 16th century. 

Hofer, Mari Ruef. 793.1 H67f 

Festival and civic plays from Greek and Roman tales. Beckley 

[cl926]. (Educational play-book series.) 


Dramatization of 24 tales from classical history and mythology, intended for use in 

grades and high school. 

Howard, Sidney Coe. 812 H847n 

Ned McCobb's daughter; a comedy. Scribner, 1926. 

Lynch, Kathleen Martha. r 822.09 L99 

The social mode of Restoration comedy. Macmillan, 1926. (Michigan 

University. Publications; language and literature.) 


A study of the 17th century comedy of manners as a definite dramatic form and of 

its relation to earlier forms of comedy. 

Marquis, Don. 812 M411o 

Out of the sea; a play in four acts. Doubleday, 1927. 

Martinez Sierra, Gregorio. 862 M43r 

The romantic young lady (Sueiio de una noche de agosto); comedy 

in three acts; English version by Helen and Harley Granville-Barker. 

French [cl923]. (French's standard library edition.)


Massey, Vincent, ed. 812 M457 

Canadian plays from Hart House Theatre, v.l. Macmillan, 1926. 

Contents.—Brothers in arms [by] Merrill Denison.—The weather breeder [by] 

Merrill Denison.—Pierre [by] D. C. Scott.—The point of view [by] Marian Osborne.— 

Three weddings of a hunchback [by] H. Borsook.—The second lie [by] I. E. MacKay. 

—Balm [by] Merrill Denison.—The translation of John Snaith [by] Britton Cooke.— 

Biographical notes. 

Powell-Anderson, Constance. 822 P87 

The heart of a clown; an autumn fantasy in one act. Gowans, 1925. 

(Repertory plays.) 

Price, Graham. 822 P94p 

The perfect housekeeper; a comedy in one act. Gowans, 1922. 

(Modern plays.) 

Rostand, Edmond. q 842 R75c6 

Cyrano de Bergerac. Rullman. 


Cover-title reads "The only correct and authentic edition: Farewell American tour 

of Mme. Sarah Bernhardt and Mons. Coquelin". 

Waxman, Samuel Montefiore. 792 W34 

Antoine and the Theatre-Libre. Harvard University Press, 1926. 

"Bibliographical note": p. [239.] 

Andre Antoine (b.1857) founded the revolutionary Theatre-Libre in 1887. This 

study of his work as its director and of his influence on the French theater and the 

modern dramatic movement is based on M. Antoine's 40 volumes of newspaper clippings 

and on conversations with M. Antoine and with playwrights, directors, actors, and 

critics connected with the Theatre-Libre. 

Humor 

Carroll, Lewis (pseud, of Charles Lutwidge Dodgson). q 827 C23f 

Further nonsense, verse and prose, illustrated by H. M. Bateman. 


Melville, Helen, pseud., & Melville, Lewis (pseud, of 827 M59 

Lewis S. Benjamin), comp. 

An anthology of humorous verse; Herrick to Owen Seaman. Dodd. 

Limited to English authors. 

Biography 


Abert, Hermann Joseph. 92 M948ab 

W. A. Mozart; neubearbeitete und erweiterte ausgabe von O. J. 

Mozart. Ed.6. 2v. 1923-24. 

v.l. 1756-1782. 

v.2. 1783-1791. 

[Allegheny County, Pa., Bar Association.] r 92 M412aL 

In memoriam, John Marron. [Pittsburgh, 1914.] 

Transcript of the minutes of the meeting of the Allegheny County Bar Association 

held at the association rooms, Court house, Pittsburgh, Pa., Jan. 20, 1914.


Barthou, Louis. 92 W134b 

The prodigious lover; new aspects in the life of Richard Wagner; 

tr. by H. I. Brock. Duffield, 1927. 

A biographical account, almost entirely confined to a record of his many love 

affairs and his marriages. 

Bogigian, Hagop. 92 B588b 

In quest of the soul of civilization, with a foreword by J. S. Williams. 

Privately printed [cl925]. 

This autobiography relates the varied experiences of an Armenian immigrant, who 

came to America in 1876, his wide travels, and his efforts in behalf of his people. 

Bums, Walter Noble. 92 B627b 

The saga of Billy the kid. Doubleday, 1926. 

A stirring account of the career of the famous New Mexican outlaw, William H. 

Bonney, told, in many cases, in the words of people who knew him. 

Butt, G. Baseden. 92 B542b 

Madame Blavatsky. McKay [1925]. 


An account of the career of the founder of the Theosophical Society. 

Clarke, Sir Edward George. 92 B342c 

Benjamin Disraeli; the romance of a great career, 1804-1881. Murray 

[1926]. 

A condensation of the six-volume authorized biography by Monypenny and Buckle. 

Darlow, Thomas Herbert. 92 N325d 

William Robertson Nicoll, life and letters. Doran [1925]. 


"Journalist, editor, author, political leader—he was equally effective in each role 

. . .Perhaps the chief debt under which Nicoll placed the reading public was his success 

in finding young authors of promise. Their introduction to the wider public secured 

by many men who afterwards became famous was due to his judgment and encouragement." 

Times [London] literary supplement, 192$, 

Delany, Mrs. Mary (Granville) Pendarves. 92 D389d 

Mrs. Delany at court and among the wits; being the record of a 

great lady of genius in the art of living, with an introduction by R. B. 

Johnson. Paul [1925]. 

"Arranged from 'The autobiography and correspondence of Mrs. Delany, with 

interesting reminiscences of George III and Queen Charlotte'. Edited by Lady Llanover. 

In 6 vols. 1861, 1862." 

Drinkwater, John, 5.1882. 92 C3751d 

Mr. Charles, king of England. Doran [cl926]. 

"Principal sources consulted": p.vii—viii. 

"His work is in essence a plea for the reversal of the old damnatory judgments on 

Charles [the Second] and a recognition of his better qualities of' mind and heart, along 

with a proper appraisal of his contribution to the establishment of the characteristic 

English form of government, the constitutional monarchy...'Mr. Charles' is a character 

study rather than a biography or a history of the times, yet inevitably biography and 

history enter in." T. M. Parrott in Saturday review of literature, J927. 

Dudley, Emilius Clark. 92 D872d 

The medicine man, being the memoirs of fifty years of medical progress. 

Sears [cl927]. 

The autobiography of an eminent American physician, president emeritus of Northwestern 

University Medical School.


Erskine, Marjory. 92 D864e 

Mother Philippine Duchesne, with an introduction by J. J. Glennon. 


A biography of the French nun who came to Saint Louis in 1818. She established 

the Society of the Sacred Heart, and founded the first free school west of the Mississippi. 

Fisher, Herbert Albert Laurens. 92 B843f 

James Bryce (Viscount Bryce of Dechmont, O. M.). 2v. Macmillan, 

1927. 

The biography does not attempt to go into the full detail of Lord Bryce's long career 

and manifold activities but rather to present a portrait of the man. Many letters of 

travel and excerpts from his diaries are included, and the second volume is largely 

devoted to letters written during and after the World War, most of them to his American 

friends, Eliot, Lowell, Roosevelt, and others. 

Fox, Dixon Ryan. 92 H387f 

Caleb Heathcote, gentleman colonist; the story of a career in the 

province of New York, 1692-1721. Scribner, 1926. 

Heathcote came to America in 1692 as a young English merchant. He was soon 

active in the provincial government of New York, serving later as mayor, acquired large 

holdings of land, and was prominent in the development of the Anglican church in 

America. 

Goyau, Georges. 92 M633g 

Cardinal Mercier, with a preface by Viscount Halifax. Longmans, 

1926. 

"The important role which Cardinal Mercier played in the history of Belgium 

during. .. [the World War] has somewhat thrown into eclipse his significant part in 

philosophical and ecclesiastical developments of the preceding years. This brief resume 

—by a Frenchman—places his career in its due perspective." Books, 1927. 

Herold, Amos L. 92 P321h 

James Kirke Paulding, versatile American. Columbia University 

Press, 1926. (Columbia University, New York. Studies in English 

and comparative literature.) 


A critical biography of a writer prominent in American letters in the early 19th 

century as a novelist, critic, and poet. 

Hunt, Violet. 92 H9412h 

I have this to say; the story of my flurried years. Boni [cl926]. 

Also published under the title "The flurried years". 

An emotional account of Miss Hunt's literary and personal relations with Ford 

Madox Ford, with reminiscences of Conrad, Henry James, and other of her literary 

acquaintances. 

Johnson, Clifton. 92 S7993J 

The parson's devil; the life story of George M. Stearns, one of the 

ablest, wittiest, and best loved of American lawyers, illustrated by P 

Newell. Crowell [cl927]. 

Mr. Stearns (1831-94) was a prominent lawyer in western Massachusetts. 

Lamar, Mrs. Clarinda Huntington (Pendleton). 92 L1772L 

The life of Joseph Rucker Lamar, 1857-1916. Putnam, 1926. 

Judge Lamar was appointed associate j'ustice of the Supreme court of the United 

States by President Taft. This biography is written by his wife.


Lamme, Benjamin Garver. r 92 L192L 

Benjamin Garver Lamme, electrical engineer; an autobiography. 

Putman, 1926. 

"Published papers" : p.255-263. 

Mr. Lamme (1864-1924), a pioneer and leader in electrical development, was for 

35 years connected with the Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company. Among 

his achievements in the design of dynamo electric machines were the great generators 

for Niagara. 

Ludwig, Emil. 92 W741lLu 

William Hohenzollern, the last of the kaisers; translated from the 

German by E. C. Mayme, with 29 illustrations. Putnam, 1927. 

"Not the formal history of a man or of an epoch. It is rather a distillation of 

impressions created...by a process of speculation upon fragments of information gathered 

from a great variety of sources. The author... is not unmindful of the necessity of 

documentation, and he makes plentiful use of it, but the subjective and merely personal 

character of much of its substance leaves a conviction. . .that the writer has chosen his 

colors to paint a picture that was already in his mind... He has represented him 

[William II] as a being unbalanced from his birth and further distorted by his education, 

predestined by the forces which shaped him to be an abortive ruler," D. J. Hill 

in American historical rci'iczv, 1927. 

McBride, Robert Wesley. 92 L715mc 

Personal recollections of Abraham Lincoln, by a member of his 

bodyguard, with introduction by A. J. Beveridge. Bobbs [cl926]. 

"Of this limited first edition, five hundred copies are printed for sale. This is copy 

number 176." 

Magne, £mile. 92 L595m 

Ninon de Lanclos; tr. and ed. by G. S. Stevenson. Holt [1925?] 

"Works of Ninon de Lanclos": p.291-292. 


A study based on contemporary memoirs and letters. 

Malone, Dumas. 92 C789m 

The public life of Thomas Cooper, 1783-1839. Yale University Press, 

1926. (Yale historical publications; miscellany.) 

"Bibliographical note": p.[402]-416. 

Maude, Aylmer. 92 S883m 

The authorized life of Marie C. Stopes. Williams, 1924. 

"List of books and pamphlets by Dr. Marie Stopes": p.214-216; "List of Dr. 

Stopes's scientific memoirs, etc., embodying her new discoveries": p.217-221. 

Dr. Stopes (ft. 1880) is an eminent English scientist, a leading authority on paleobotany 

and coal-research, and widely known for her work as advocate of birth control. 

Morris, Lloyd R. 92 H367m 

The rebellious Puritan; portrait of Mr. Hawthorne. Harcourt, 1927. 

"A biography essentially in the 'new' manner. It is both a reconstruction and an 

explanation, a picture in subdued hues and a completed argument, a story and a thesis." 

H. S. Gorman in Literary review, 1927. 

Orpen, Mrs. Adela Elizabeth R. 92 0287o 

Memories of the old emigrant days in Kansas, 1862-1865, also of a 

visit to Paris in 1867. Blackwood, 1926. 

Read, Conyers. r 92 W189r 

Mr. Secretary Walsingham and the policy of Queen Elizabeth. 3v. 


A study of the public life of Elizabeth's chief secretary of state. 

"The ripe fruition of upwards of two decades of exhaustive research, of extensive 

reading, and of open-minded, intelligent, and critical meditation." A. L. Cross in 

American historical review, 1926.


Thomas of Celano. 92 F866t 

St. Francis of Assisi according to Brother Thomas of Celano, his 

descriptions of the seraphic father, A.D. 1229-1257; with a critical introduction 

containing a description of every extant version by H. G. 

Rosedale. Dent, 1904. 

The first biography of St. Francis, written in 1229 by a member of the Franciscan 

Order. The text is in Latin. 

United States—State department. r 92 L7172u 

The flight of Captain Charles A. Lindbergh from New York to 

Paris, May 20-21, 1927, as compiled from the official records of the 

Department of state. 1927. 

Made up of congratulatory messages and other communications concerning Lindbergh, 

sent by the governments of Europe, Spanish America, and Japan. 

Williams, Charles Richard. 92 H372w 

The life of Rutherford Birchard Hayes, nineteenth president of the 

United States; with portraits and other illustrations. 2v. Houghton, 

1914. 

"The first chapter is substantially Mr. [William Henryl Smith's work"; also 

"appreciable portions of other early chapters." Preface. 

Wood, Mrs. Fanny Anne (Burney). 92 W8532w 

A great-niece's journals; being extracts from the journals of Fanny 

Anne Burney (Mrs. Wood) from 1830 to 1842, ed. with preface and 

notes by her grand-daughter M. S. Rolt and with eight illustrations. 


By "the great-niece of Frances ('Fanny') Burney, afterwards Mme. d'Arblay". 

Includes the record of a trip to Belgium in 1830, and a residence in Madeira in 1838-39. 


Diehl, Charles. 923.1 D57 

Figures byzantines. 2v. 1924-25 (v.l, 1925). 

v.l, 10th ed.; v.2, 7th ed. 

v.l. La vie d'une imperatrice a Byzance.—• Athenais.— Theodora.— Irene.— Les 

romanesques aventures de Basile le Macedonien.—Les quatre mariages de 1'empereur 

Leon le Sage.—Theophano.—Zoe la Porphyrogenete.—Une familie de bourgeoisie a 

Byzance.—Anne Dalassene. 

v.2. Byzance et l'Occident a l'epoque des croisades.—Anne Comnene.—Irene 

Doukas.—Audronic Comnene.—Un poete de cour.—Princesses d'Occident.—A la cour 

des Comnenes et des Paleologues.—Deux romans de chevalerie byzantins. 

Hearnshaw, Fossey John Cobb, ed. 923.2 H38 

The political principles of some notable prime ministers in the 

nineteenth century; a series of lectures delivered in King's College, University 

of London. Macmillan, 1926. 

Contents.—George Canning, by H. W. V. Temperley.—The Duke of Wellington, 

by Sir Charles Oman.—Sir Robert Peel, by Sir Richard Lodge.—Lord Palmerston, by 

Philip Guedalla.—Lord John Russell, by W. F. Reddaway.—Benjamin Disraeli, earl of 

Beaconsfield, by F. J. C. Hearnshaw.—Mr. W. E. Gladstone, by Ramsay Muir.—The 

Marquess of Salisbury, by C. H, K. Marten. 

Houssaye, Arsene. q 920.7 H83 

Les femmes du temps passe. 1863. 

Contents.— La duchesse de Bourgogne.— Adrienne Lecouvreur.— La duchesse de 

Berry.—La marquise de Parbere.-—La cour du Regent: La duchesse d'Orleans;

BOOKS ADDED—JULY 1.927 419 

Houssaye, Arsene—continued. q 920.7 H83 

Mademoiselle de Valois; L'abbesse de Chelles; La comedienne Emilie.—Rosalba.—Madame 

de Tencin.—Mademoiselle Gaussin.—La duchesse de Chateauroux.—Mademoiselle de 

Camargo.—Madame de Pompadour.—Madame du Chastelet.—Madame de la Popeliniere. 

—Madame de Warens.—Mademoiselle de Marivaux.—Mademoiselle de Lespinasse.—La 

reine Marie-Antoinette. — Mademoiselle Guimard. — Sophie Arnould. — Mademoiselle 

Clairon.—Quelques figures du temps: La blanchisseuse de Dufresny; La femme de 

Crebillon.—La Manon de l'abbe Prevost; Les filles de Gretry; La fille de Vanloo.— 

Madame Vigee-Lebrun.—Madame Recamier. 

Johnson, Reginald Brimley, ed. 920 J364 

Fanny Burney and the Burneys, fully illustrated. Stokes [1926]. 

Contents.—Madame d'Arblay in France: additions to the diary.—"Apology" for emigrant 

French clergy; [Selections from Camilla]; "Dedication" to The wanderer [by] 

Frances Burney.—Unpublished letters [by] Susan Burney.—Dr. Burney.—James Burney.—Charles 

Burney, D. D.—Sarah Harriet Burney and Richard Thomas Burney.— 

Charlotte Ann Burney, her children and grandchildren.—Frances Burney (daughter of 

Esther).—The Worcester journal. 

Law, Frederick Houk. 920 L39 

Modern great Americans; short biographies of twenty great Americans 

of modern times who won wide recognition for achievements in 

various types of activity. Century [cl926]. 

Contents.—Alexander Graham Bell.—Luther Burbank.—John Burroughs.—Andrew 

Carnegie.—Alexis Carrel.—Samuel Langhorne Clemens (Mark Twain).—Thomas Alva 

Edison.—George Washington Goethals.—William Crawford Gorgas.—Albert Abraham 

Michelson.—Robert Andrews Millikan.—Robert Edwin Peary.—John Joseph Pershing.— 

Theodore William Richards.—Theodore Roosevelt.—Elihu Root.—John Singer Sargent.— 

Henry Van Dyke.—Woodrow Wilson.—Wilbur and Orville Wright. 

Morgan, Nathaniel Harris. r 929.2 M89 

Morgan genealogy; a history of James Morgan, of New London, 

Conn., and his descendants, from 1607 to 1869; with an appendix, containing 

the history of his brother, Miles Morgan, of Springfield, Mass 

and some of his descendants. Case, 1869. 

Newton, Evelyn Caroline (Bromley-Davenport) 929.2 L54n 

Legh, baroness. 

The house of Lyme from its foundation to the end of the eighteenth 

century; illustrated. Heinemann, 1917. 

The history of Lyme Hall in Cheshire, and of the Legh family, its owners, based 

chiefly on family letters of the 16th and 17th centuries. 

Newton, Evelyn Caroline (Bromley-Davenport) 929.2 L54ne 

Legh, baroness. 

Lyme letters, 1660-1760; illustrated. Heinemann, 1925. 

In a sense a sequel to the author's previous book "The house of Lyme", introducing 

other members of the Legh family and throwing light on English manners, customs, and 

domestic life of the 17th and 18th centuries. 

Rush, Sylvester R. r 929.2 R89 

Historical and genealogical account of the Rush family. Festner 

Printing Co., 1925. 

Contains also the Babbit and Leonard families. 

Sellers, Edwin Jaquett. r 929.2 S467s 

Sellers family of Pennsylvania and allied families. [Allen] 1925.


Flags 

Griswold, Frank Gray. r 929.9 G93 

The house flags of the merchants of New York, 1800-1860. Privately 


"The merchants of old New York": p.25-48. 

Tiemann, Bernard Joseph. qr 929.9 T45 

Intelligence known and un-known about the origin, etc. of the flag 

of the United States, and an out of the ordinary bibliography of American 

flag works. 1925. 




General 

Bartholomew, John George. 912 B27 

The handy reference atlas of the world. Ed.10. Bartholomew, 1923. 

Bowen, Frank C qr 910.4 B66 

The sea; its history and romance. 4v. McBride, 1927. 

Bibliography: v.4, p.279-282. 

"Like a tremendous tapestry of innumerable colors and scenes this history of 

shipping in text and pictures unrolls, revealing wars and discoveries, glorious exploits 

and overwhelming disasters; admirals, pirates, traders, explorers, smugglers, whalemen 

—from tiny Phenician boats... to fleets of mighty steel ships... In addition to the 

hundreds of excellent halftone reproductions of contemporary nautical prints and paintings... 

the volumes contain more than sixty full-page colored plates, most of them 

reproductions of rare and beautiful shipping prints...The manner in which the work is 

written is that of vigorous anecdote rather than historical relation." IV. H. Wells in 


The British navy is given particularly full treatment. 

Cleveland—Education board. r 910.7 C58 

Course of stud}', junior high school geography, Cleveland public 

schools. 1922. 


Drake, Sir Francis. qr 910.4 D78 

The world encompassed, and analogous contemporary documents 

concerning Sir Francis Drake's circumnavigation of the world, with an 

appreciation of the achievement by Sir R. C. Temple. Argonaut Press, 

1926. 

Wallis, Bertie Cotterell. 910.7 W18 

The teaching of geography. Cambridge University Press, 1921. 

(Cambridge handbooks for teachers.) 

Europe 

Calhoun, George Miller. 913.38 C13b 

Tlie business life of ancient Athens; introduction by W. E. Creed. 

University of Chicago Press [cl926]. 

Deals particularly with the grain trade, banks and bankers, and mines and mining. 

"This little volume, popular in style yet solidly based upon scholarly foundations, 

is. . .primarily. . .a portrait gallery of Greek business men and financiers [in] the 

fourth century B.C." Books, JV2?.


Chester, Georgia Grant. 914 C42 

Travel in Europe made easy; a detailed itinerary for the independent 

traveler. Dodd, 1927. 

Elnett, Mrs. Elaine (Pasvolsky). 914.7 E54 

Historic origin and social development of family life in Russia, with 

a preface by F. H. Giddings. Columbia University Press, 1926. 

" Bibliography: p.145-151. 

Gulick, Charles Burton. 913.38 G969m 

Modern traits in old Greek life. Longmans, 1927. (Our debt to 

Greece and Rome.) 


"An attempt to show how far the manners and customs of ancient Hellas have left 

their mark on the routine of our modern daily life." Preface. 

Hill, Mrs. Ida Carleton (Thallon). 913.37 H55 

Rome of the kings; an archaeological setting for Livy and Virgil, 

with two maps. Dutton [cl925]. 

"Select bibliography": p.237-242. 

Contents.—Fortes ante Romulum.—Antenor the Trojan.—The Forum and low-lying 

districts of Rome.—The hills of Rome.—Rome's conquest of the Campagna.—Etruria 

and its early inhabitants.—The early temples of Latium and southern Etruria.—Museums 

illustrative of the prehistoric periods. 

Holland, Louise Adams. r 913.37 H72 

The Faliscans in prehistoric times. American Academy in Rome, 

1925. (American Academy in Rome. Papers and monographs, v.5.) 

The Faliscans, a folk speaking a Latinic dialect, lived in the district northeast of 

Rome. Information as to their manner of life, particularly their burial customs, derived 

from the results of recent excavations, is here presented. 

Hutton, Edward. 914.58 H97 

Cities of Sicily, with 12 illustrations in colour by Harry Morley. 

Little, 1926. 

Describes the chief cities and tells some of the history and legends concerning them. 

Kingsford, Charles Lethbridge. 914.21 K27 

The early history of Piccadilly, Leicester Square, Soho, & their 

neighborhood, based on a plan drawn in 1585 and published by the 

London Topographical Society in 1925. Cambridge University Press, 

1925. 


Oppenheim, Edward Phillips. 914 026 

The quest for winter sunshine; with illustrations. Little, 1927. 

"A very cheerful, light and spontaneous book describing his life as he has gravitated 

from place to place about the blue, tradition-rich, voluptuous Mediterranean." 

Books, 1927. 

Peel, Mrs. Dorothy C. (Bayliff). 914.2 P36 

A hundred wonderful years; social and domestic life of a century, 

1820-1920, with seventy illustrations from photographs, prints, and 

newspapers of the period. Lane [1926]. 


An informal account of English manners and customs, with many anecdotes and 

descriptions quoted from histories, memoirs, and contemporary letters, diaries, and novels.


Przezdziecki, Renaud, comte. b 914.38 P97 

Varsovie, avec 170 illustrations en texte et 32 gravures hors texte. 

[pref. 1924.] 

Descriptive and historical account of the outstanding examples of art and architecture 

in Warsaw and its environs. 

Rimington, Frank C. 914.4 R46 

Motor rambles through France; some descriptions and some reflections; 

with illustrations in colour by E. J. Rimington and a supplementary 

chapter on French mediaeval architecture by G. H. West. 

Ed.2. Houghton [1925]. 

Saillens, fimile. 914.4 S13t 

Toute la France; sa terre, son peuple, ses travaux, les oeuvres de son 

genie, 50 gravures et tableaux et une carte hors texte en couleurs. 

[cl925.] 

"Quelques ouvrages sur la France": p.[433]—434. 

Schoonmaker, Frank. 914 S37 

Through Europe on two dollars a day; illustrated. McBride, 1927. 

LTseful information about means of travel, hotels, restaurants, etc., with suggestions 

as to desirable places to visit in order to see the most typical and the most beautiful 

parts of the countries as well as to find the cheapest rates. Has chapters on France, 

Italy, Spain, North Africa, Belgium, Holland, Germany, Switzerland, and England. 

Walsh, James Joseph. 914.15 W18 

The world's debt to the Irish. Stratford Co., 1926. 

Discusses Ireland's contributions to civilization in its music, literature, art, and 

learning. 

United States 

r 917.3 A93all 

Automobile blue book, 1927. 4v. Automobile Blue Books, Inc., cl927. 

v.l. New York and New England, Quebec, Ontario, and the Maritime Provinces. 

v.2. Southeastern states. 

v.3. Middle Western states, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Virginia, and West Virginia. 

v.4. Western and transcontinental. 

Denver, Chamber of Commerce. r 917.88 D436 

Distinctive Denver; the romance of an American capital. [Publishers 

Press] 1926. 

An illustrated pamphlet describing the growth and development of the city since its 

earliest days. 

Fay, Bernard. r 016.9173 F29 

Bibliographie critique des ouvrages francais relatifs aux litats-Unis 

(1770-1800). 1925. (Bibliotheque de la Revue de litterature comparee, 

v.7, [pt.2].) 

In two parts: (1) Bibliographie. (2) Etude critique. 

;-Toutes les oeuvres imprimees de 1770 a 1800 dont l'objet propre etait de decrire 

les Etats-Unis ou de chercher a les connaitre." 

917.3 M73 

Mirrors of the year; a national review of the outstanding figures, trends, 

and events of 1926/27. Stokes, 1927. 

1926/27 ed. by Grant Overton. 

Articles written by various authors.


[Samson, Harry G.] comp. 917.4886 S19 

Pittsburgh's civic center. [Pittsburgh, Power Co.l 1927. 

The same r 917.4886 S19 

Contains 41 pictures of public buildings and scenes in the Schenley Farms district. 

Shaw, Mrs. Gertrude E. (Metcalfe). 917.8 S53 

English caravanners in the wild West, the old pioneers' trail, with 

sketches by U. S. Lang, and other illustrations. Blackwood, 1926. 

An account of an English family's journey from California to Missouri in a 

horse-drawn caravan. 

Siegfried, Andre. 917.3 S571 

America comes of age, a French analysis; tr. from the French by 

H. H. Hemming and Doris Hemming. Harcourt [1927], 

A survey of the social, economic, and political conditions of the LTnited States 

since the World War, analyzing the racial and religious aspects of our domestic 

problems, the industrial and economic situation, and our party politics and foreign 

relations. 

Siringo, Charles A. 917.8 S61 

Riata and spurs; the story of a lifetime spent in the saddle as cowboy 

and detective; with an introduction by Gifford Pinchot, and with illustrations. 


Wade, Mary Hazleton. 917.8 Wll 

The trail blazers; the story of the Lewis and Clark expedition, with 

illustrations. Little, 1924. 


Amundsen, Roald, & Ellsworth, Lincoln. 919.8 A52f 

First crossing of the polar sea; with additional chapters by other 

members of the expedition. Doran, 1927. 

Contents.—Plans and preparations.—The hangar and the mooring-masts, by Joh. 

Hover.—Waiting at Svalbard.—From Rome to Svalbard, by Gustav Amundsen.—Ready 

for the start.—The members of the expedition.—Across the polar sea.—The journey 

home.—Back to Norway.—The navigation over the polar sea, by Hj. Riiser-Larsen.— 

Weather and weather warnings during the polar flight, by Finn Malmgren.—The 

"Norge's" radio station and the radio service on board, by Birger Gottwaldt. 

The expedition crossed the Arctic basin in May, 1926 in the airship "Norge", 

flying from Svalbard to Teller, Alaska. 

Binney, George. 919.8 B485 

With seaplane and sledge in the Arctic, by George Binney, leader 

Oxford University Arctic Expedition, with a preface by W. J. Sollas; 

with 40 pages of illustrations. Hutchinson [1925]. 

A full account of the Oxford University Arctic Expedition to Spitsbergen and 

North-East Land in 1924. 

Browne, Edward Granville. 915.5 B79 

A year amongst the Persians; impressions as to the life, character, 

& thought of the people of Persia, received during twelve months' 

residence in that country in the years 1887-1888, with a memoir by Sir 

E. D. Ross. Cambridge University Press, 1926. 

Written by a distinguished British Orientalist and first published in 1893.


Hawkes, Charles Pascoe. 916.1 H36 

Mauresques; with some Basque and Spanish cameos; with twentyone 

illustrations. Houghton, 1926. 

Printed in Great Britain. 

"Neither a history nor a travelogue; it is a series of glimpses, or long gazings, 

rather, into North African and Spanish life." Independent, 1926. 

Joyce, Thomas Athol. 913.72 J48m 

Maya & Mexican art. "The Studio", 1927. 


Queensland—Intelligence and tourist bureau. 919.43 Q22 

The pocket Queensland, containing general information regarding 

the great north-eastern state of the Australian commonwealth. [1924.] 

Visser, Jeannette (Hooft). 915.4 V35 

Among the Kara-Korum glaciers in 1925, with contributions by P. C 

Visser. Arnold, 1926. 

An account of an expedition undertaken by a party of Dutch and Swiss explorers 

in the glacial region of the Karakorum Mountains, a range north of the Himalayas. 

Warner, Langdon. 915.1 W23 

The long old road in China, with illustrations from photographs. 

Doubleday, 1926. 

"The straightforward story of an expedition undertaken by an American in the 

interests of Chinese art and of Harvard University.. .The magic cities of old China 

and the excitement of discovering them are described by a man who has the knack of 

infecting words with his own ardor." Independent. 1927. 

Younghusband, Sir Francis Edward. 915.1 Y41 

Peking to Lhasa; the narrative of journeys in the Chinese Empire 

made by the late George Pereira, from notes and diaries supplied by 

Sir Cecil Pereira. Houghton, 1926. 

General Pereira undertook three journeys between 1921 and 1923, making observations 

for a map of the country. He travelled from Peking to Lhasa and India, then 

from Burma to Shanghai, and on his way from Yunnan to Kansu he died. The book 

contains numerous illustrations and a folded map incorporating General Pereira's 

surveys. 

History 

General 

Jusserand, Jean Jules, and others. 907 J53 

The writing of history. Scribner [cl926]. 

Contents.—The historian's work [by] J. J. Jusserand.—The influence of graduate 

instruction on historical writing [by] W. C. Abbott.—The craftsmanship of the historian 

[by] C. W. Colby.—The present state of history-writing [by] J. S. Bassett. 

Wates, George Frederick. 901 W29 

Progress & the past; a glance down the ages. Allen [1925]. 

A sketch of the history of civilization, particularly as it has been influenced by the 

great religions of the world.


Europe 

Lodge, Eleanor C 944.7 L76 

Gascony under English rule; with four maps. Methuen [1926]. 

"The first object... is to give a continuous account of the period of three hundred 

years [1152-1453] during which a large portion of South-western France was in the 

hands of the English Kings and to show the importance of this connection to England 

at home, as well as its influence on the relations between England and France in the 

Middle Ages. Its second object is to give some idea of social conditions, both in town 

and country." Preface. 

Mathiez, Albert. 944.04 M473 

The fall of Robespierre, and other essays: The young Robespierre; 

Aigoin; The Supreme Being; Catherine Theot; Herman; Truchon; Marcandier; 

Fouquier-Tinville; The 9th Thermidor; Barere and Vadier; 

Babeuf. Knopf, 1927. 

Twelve critical studies of the revolutionary period, based upon documents. 

Nosek, Vladimir. 943.71 N47s 

The spirit of Bohemia; a survey of Czechoslovak history, music, and 

literature. Allen [1926]. 

Bibliography: p.[2091-211, [370]-372. 

Rostovtsev, Mikhail Ivanovich. q 937 R75 

The social & economic history of the Roman Empire. Clarendon 

Press, 1926. 

Bibliographical notes: p.[489]-631. 

The "survey, drawn by a master's hand, is of equal importance to students of 

political science, of economics and of history.. .The plates contain rich material... In 

the voluminous notes a staggering mass of sources and bibliography has been gathered 

together". R. P. Blake in American political science review, 1926. 

Seton, Walter Warren. 941 S49 

Some historians of Scotland; a public inaugural lecture delivered at 

University College, London, on 21st February 1924. Thin, 1924. 

A pamphlet giving a brief account of the 14th century historians, John of Fordun 

and Walter Bower, and of those of the 16th century, Boece, Bellenden, Buchanan, Knox, 

and Leslie. 

United States 

Andrews, Elisha Benjamin. 973 A56h2 

History of the United States from the earliest discovery of America 

to the present time, with 650 illustrations and maps. 6v. Scribner, 1926. 

v.l. 

v.2. 

v.3. 

v.4. 

v.5. 

v.6. 

1492-1763. 

1763-1814. 

1814-1861. 

1862-1888. 

18S8-1908. 

1909-1926. 

Bell, Herbert Clifford, and others. qr 973 B41 

Guide to British West Indian archive materials in London and in 

the islands, for the history of the United States. Carnegie Institution 

of Washington, 1926. (Carnegie Institution of Washington. Publication, 

no.372.) 

Papers of the Department of historical research of the Carnegie Institution of 

Washington. 

Refers to material relative to the history of the British colonies in America and of 

the United States in the period before 1825.


Benson, Adolph Burnett. 973.3 B44 

Sweden and the American Revolution. Tuttle, 1926. 


"Purports to outline the official and, in some degree, the non-official Swedish 

attitude toward the American colonists, to indicate in a general way. . . the part .played 

by the descendants of the Delaware Swedes; to point out what share the Swedish government 

had in directing European policies that influenced the final results; to show that 

commercial relations existed between the American colonies and Sweden during the 

period of the Revolution; and... to give as complete list as possible of the names of 

Swedish officers who directly or indirectly fought for American Independence." Preface. 

Bodley, Temple. 973.3 B58 

George Rogers Clark; his life and public services. Houghton, 1926. 


General Clark, soldier and frontiersman, the brother of William Clark of the Lewis 

and Clark expedition, played an important part during the Revolutionary War in 

securing to the United States much of the territory between the Mississippi and the 

Alleghenies. This volume presents an account of his activities, including those as commissioner 

of Indian affairs, and letters and documents relating to him. 

Coleman, Emma Lewis. r 974 C68 

New England captives carried to Canada between 1677 and 1760, 

during the French and Indian wars. 2v. Southworth Press, 1925. 

Crawford, Lewis F. r 978.3 C87 

The Medora-Deadwood stage line. Capital Book Co., 1925. 


A pamphlet describing the stage line established by the Marquis de Mores in 1883, 

toward the end of the gold rush to the Black Hills. 

Dahlinger, Charles William. 974.886 D15pL 

A place of great historic interest; Pittsburgh's first burying-ground 


Reprinted from the "Western Pennsylvania historical magazine". 


The same r 974.886 D15pL 

Short articles on the history of the cemetery, with accounts of some of the pioneers 

and prominent citizens buried there. 

Fish, Carl Russell. r 973 P52 

Syllabus for American history. University of Wisconsin, 1926. 

Grant, Blanche Chloe. 970.3 C78 

Taos Indians. 1925. 

An account of the legends, traditions, and history of these Indians, by a resident 

of many years of.Taos, New Mexico. 

Harrell, Isaac Samuel. g73 3 pj28 

Loyalism in Virginia; chapters in the economic history of the Revolution. 

Duke University Press, 1926. (Duke University. Publications.) 

"Selected bibliography": p.[183]-191. 

A well-documented study attempting to account for the almost complete absence of 

loyalism to the British government in the agrarianism which from the beginning had 

been growing away from the commercialism of England. Discusses the economic problems 

concerning frontier land, debts to British merchants, and alien property. 

Muzzey, David Saville. 973 M98r2 

Readings in American history. Rev. ed. Ginn [cl921].


Pittsburgh school bulletin. qr 974.886 P6749 

Civic improvement number. Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh Teachers Association 

[1926], 

Special issue, May 1926 of "Pittsburgh school bulletin". 

The same. (In Pittsburgh school bulletin, 

v.19, pt.2.) r 379.748 P6742 v.19 pt.2 

Articles on schools, organizations, and institutions in Pittsburgh. Contains a list 

of contemporary Pittsburgh authors and their works. 

Simkins, Francis Butler. 975.7 S58 

The Tillman movement in South Carolina. Duke University Press, 

1926. (Duke University. Publications.) 


A carefully documented account of politics in South Carolina after Reconstruction, 

the advent of Tillman with his reforms, and his influence after he became United States 

senator. Contains a chapter on the famous dispensary system. Adapted from Preface. 

Thomas, William Roscoe. 976.9 T37 

Life among the hills and mountains of Kentucky. Standard Printing 

Co., Inc. Press [c!926]. 

General bibliography: p.184. 

A historical account of forty counties in eastern Kentucky. 

United States Sanitary Commission—Women's r 973.7 U25344an 

central association of relief, New York. 

Annual report (lst-4th), Oct. 12, 1861-July 7, 1865. 1861-65. 

Villiers du Terrage, Marc, baron de. r 977 V33 

La decouverte du Missouri et I'histoire du Fort d'Orleans (1673- 

1728). 1925. 


Wertenbaker, Thomas Jefferson. 973 W54 

The American people; a history. Scribner, 1926. 

Intended for the general reader and not the historian, the book attempts to 

present the whole story of America invested with as much interest and romance as 

possible without a sacrifice of truth or historical perspective. The author is (1927) 

Edwards professor of American history in Princeton University. 


Baikie, James. 932 B15am 

The Amarna age; a study of the crisis of the ancient world, with a 

preface by S. A. Cook; with thirty-two full-page illustrations from 

photographs. Macmillan, 1926. 

"As the setting for his critical survey of the 'Amarna age,' revealed to us by the 

diplomatic correspondence of the Egyptian 'Foreign Office' discovered in 1887 at Tell 

el-Amarna, Mr. Baikie deals briefly but lucidly with the period from the expulsion of 

the Hyksos to the marriage of Rameses II... Considering that Mr. Baikie devotes more 

than half the book to the actual crisis brought about by Akhenaton's religious preoccupation, 

his survey of Asiatic politics from 1600 B. C. to 1260 B. C. is astonishingly 

complete." New statesman, 1926. 

Dodwell, Henry. 954 D67 

A sketch of the history of India from 1858 to 1918, with maps. Longmans, 

1925. 

"Select bibliography": p.317-319.


[Hall, Josef Washington.] 950 H17 

The revolt of Asia, the end of the white man's world dominance, by 

Upton Close [pseud.]. Putnam, 1927. 

"As a journalist he had no time for the weary path of scholarship. Fortunately, 

however, he has had long experience in the Orient, and comes to this study with a rich 

background of comprehension and sympathy for Eastern ideas and ideals. . .He shows 

us the Kemalists in Turkey, the reformed non-cooperation movement in India, the 

nationalists in Egypt. He describes graphically the peaceful policy by means of which 

Siam, Persia and Indo-China are gradually edging out the foreigner. He shows us the 

Filipinos writhing under American proconsular rule. He re-interprets the policy of 

Japan. . . And, chiefly, he shows us China, the spearhead of the movement." Herbert 

Solow in Literary review, 1927. 

Hole, Hugh Marshall. 968 H71 

The making of Rhodesia. Macmillan, 1926. 


A detailed account of the efforts of Cecil Rhodes and the British South Africa 

Company to extend British influence northward from Cape Colony. Covers the period 

from 1881 to 1904. The author is (1927) secretary of the British South Africa Company, 

and has filled many public offices in Rhodesia. 

Ireland, Walter Alleyne. 951.9 128 

The new Korea. Dutton [cl926]. 

Presents in some detail the aims, the methods, and the results of Japanese administration 

in Korea. 

"He believes that Korea is in good hands and should remain there, and his thoroughly 

documented book goes far to sustain his conviction." Outlook, 1927. 

Jack, J. W. 933 J12 

The date of the Exodus in the light of external evidence. Clark, 

1925. 

"The author has endeavoured to reach historical results through external evidence, 

particularly of an archaeological nature, combined with a critical view of the Old Testament 

records." Preface. 

Josephus, Flavius. 933 J44J 

Josephus, with an English translation by H. St. J. Thackeray, v.l. 



v.l. The life.—Against Apion. 

Th e same r 933 J44J 

Kuykendall, Ralph S. 996.9 K44 

A history of Hawaii; prepared under the direction of the Historical 

commission of the territory of Hawaii, with introductory chapters by 

H. E. Gregory. Macmillan, 1926. 

"For further reading" at the end of most chapters; "A short list of books dealing 

with Hawaiian history": p.356-357. 

Norton, Henry Kittredge. 95! jcr46 

China and the powers. Day, 1927. 

"Reference bibliography": p.254-258. 

A survey of the factors, both in domestic affairs and in foreign relations which 

have given rise to the situation in China since 1911. The author, an experienced lawyer 

who lived in China for many years as a student of its affairs, has lectured at various 

universities, notably at conferences on China held under the auspices of Johns Hopkins 

University and at the Institute of Politics in Williamstown.

European War 


Allen, Henry Tureman. 943.5 A42 

The Rhineland occupation. Bobbs [cl927]. 

General Allen, commander of the American forces in the occupation of the Rhineland 

after the World War, describes the military government in operation, and discusses 

the administration and problems of the Inter-allied Rhineland High Commission. 

Dickman, Joseph Theodore. 940.918 D55 

The great crusade; a narrative of the World W r ar, foreword by J. J. 

Pershing, with maps and illustrations. Appleton, 1927. 

Major-General Dickman commanded the third division of the American expeditionary 

forces during the World War and for several months was in command of the American 

army of occupation on the Rhine. 

MacPhail, Sir Andrew. qr 940.917 M22 

Official history of the Canadian forces in the great war, 1914-19; 

the medical services. Acland, 1925. 

Published by authority of the Minister of national defence, under direction of the 

General staff. 

Prato, Giuseppe. r 940.923 P88 

II Piemonte e gli effetti della guerra sulla sua vita economica e 

sociale. 1925. (Carnegie Endowment for International Peace—Division 

of economics and history. Publications.) 

Issued in the Italian series, Storia economica e sociale della guerra mondiale. 

Simonds, Frank Herbert. 940.93 S59 

How Europe made peace without America. Doubleday, 1927. 

A survey of European politics from the Treaty of Versailles (1918) to the Locarno 

conference (1925) discussing the part played by the different allies, the failure of the 

treaty, America's loss of leadership, and the relation of the League of Nations to the 

countries of Europe. 

Toulmin, Harry Aubrey. 940.914 T64 

Air service, American expeditionary force, 1918, with an introduction 

by J. L. Dumesnil. Van Nostrand, 1927. 

An account of the organization of the air force during the World War, its problems, 

and its service in France. 




support in this district a teacher, herself totally blind, who, under the direction of thi 

Library, visits the adult blind in their homes and teaches them, to read. This service 






Bible—Old Testament. Psalms. qE 223.2 B47a2 

Psalms, in the authorized version of King James. Universal Braille 

Press, 1926. 

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Bible—New Testament. Q E 22S - 5 B47a2 

New Testament, in the authorized version of King James. 5v. Universal 

Braille Press, 1926. 

v.l. St. Matthew.—St. Mark. 

v.2. St. Luke.—St. John. 

v.3. The Acts.—Romans. 

v.4. Corinthians.— Galatians.— Ephesians.— Philippians.— Colossians.— Thessalonians.—Timothy. 

v.5. Titus.—Philemon—Hebrews.—James—Peter.—John.—Jude.—Revelation. 

E D323s 

Davis, Richard Harding.


Cruse, Amy. j 398.2 C89 

The young folk's book of epic heroes. Little, 1927. (Romance of 

knowledge series.) 

Contents.—Odysseus.—Sigurd.—Cuchulain.—Beowulf.—Rustem.—Roland.—The Cid. 

—Hereward.—Robin Hood.—Prince Marko.—William Tell.—King Robert the Bruce. 

Ealand, Charles Aubrey. j 590 E15 

The marvels of animal ingenuity; an interesting account of the 

curious habits & homes of many animals, birds, & insects. Lippincott, 

1926. 

Goddard, Pliny Earle. j 970.1 G54 

Indians of the Northwest coast. [Amer. Museum Press] 1924. 

(New York (city), American Museum of Natural History. Handbook 



Portrays the Indians of the northern portion of the state of Washington and the 

Pacific coast peoples of Canada—their everyday life, social and political organization, 

religion, and art. Contains an ethnological map of the Northwest coast and many 

illustrations. 

Hawksworth, Hallam, pseud. j 582 H36 

A year in the wonderland of trees, with drawings by L. P. Atkinson 

and many other illustrations. Scribner [cl926]. (Strange adventures 

in nature's wonderlands.) 

How to identify the trees month by month. Emphasizes the need for conservation 

of forests, and contains "useful hints for wood scouts". 

Lang, Andrew, ed. j 398 L23ag 

The Andrew Lang readers; green series, v. 1-4, 6-8. Longmans, 

1925. 

Tales from the fairy books edited by Andrew Lang. Suitable for third, fourth, and 

fifth grades. 

Lansing, Marion Florence. j 609 L28 

Great moments in science. Doubleday, 1926. 

Describes some of the great discoveries of the world—fire, steam, writing and 

printing, telegraph, telephone, phonograph, radio,—and tells a little about the pioneers 

in science who have made these things possible. 

Lucas, Frederic Augustus. j 566 L96 

Animals of the past; an account of some of the creatures of the 

ancient world. Ed.6, rev. 1922. (New York (city), American Museum 

of Natural History. Handbook series, no.4.) 


Describes the better-known or more remarkable fossil animals and discusses the 

question of why animals become extinct. The author endeavors to correct the impression 

that animals of the past were so much larger than those of the present. The illustrations 

are the result of careful study and are regarded as among the most accurate that have 

been made. 

Lynn, Margaret. j L993L 

The land of promise; with illustrations by Gayle Hoskins. Little. 

The Glasgow family are among the settlers in Kansas at the time of its colonization 

by both free and slave state supporters. Janet, the daughter, has a share in the 

guerilla warfare of those days and in the establishment of a permanent home. She 

befriends the weaker "squatters", helps to save the farm from fire, theft, and pillage, 

and carries important messages.


Melville, Herman. j M595m 

Moby-Dick, or, The white whale; abridged by A. E. W. Blake, with 

illustrations by Rowland Hilder. Knopf. 

The story of a contest between a fierce old sea captain and a white sperm whale of 

renowned strength and audacity. The influence of the sea upon the crew leads to 

many exciting incidents. Gives real facts concerning the whaling industry. 

Montgomery, David Henry. j 944 M86L 

The leading facts of French history [to 1919], Ginn [cl917]. 

(Leading facts of history series.) 

"A short list of books on French history": p.xiv at end. 

"The book is conveniently arranged on the topical plan, with brief summaries at 

the end of each chapter, and is well supplied with maps, notes, cross-references, etc." 

Dial, 1899. 

Risdon, P. J. j 551 R49 

The romance of our wonderful world. Lippincott, 1926. 

"The story simply told of the earth's beginning, its manifold wonders & the 

tremendous forces which have transformed a sphere of flaming gases into the beautiful 

world of today." Sub-title. 

Rose, A. j 793 R71 

The boy showman and entertainer, with over 100 illustrations and 

diagrams in the text by the author. Routledge [1926]. 

Contents.—A marionette show.—Peep shows.—A home-made magician.—Living pictures.—Giants 

and dwarfs.—Ventriloquism.—Artificial fireworks.—The living head.— 

A Punch and Judy show.—A panorama.—A drawing-room circus.—Living marionettes.— 

Shadow shows.—Conundrums. 

Stefansson, Vilhjalmur. j 919.8 S81m2 

My life with the Eskimos (abridged edition); with forewords by 

H. F. Osborn and R. W. Brock. Macmillan, 1927. 

The author is an explorer who lived four years with the Eskimos of the far North. 

He spoke their language and shared their homes, thereby learning their customs, ideals, 

legends, and traditions by actual companionship. Illustrations from photographs. 

Whitlock, Herbert Percy. j 549 W64 

The story of the minerals. [Amer. Museum Press] 1925. (New 

York (city), American Museum of Natural History. Handbook series, 

no.12.) 

Part one discusses mineralogy in general and tells how the collection housed in the 

Morgan Memorial Hall of Minerals, New York, was obtained. Part two explains the 

natural^ history and character of the minerals according to their chemical composition. 

Many illustrations. 

Williams, Archibald. j 603 W74 

The mechanic's friend. Nelson [1922]. 

Contents.—Metal-working.—Woodworking.—Machinery.— Hydraulics.— Electrical.— 

Calculations and measurements.—Various. 

Practical and accurate information arranged in alphabetical order under each topic. 

Many diagrams. 

Williams, Archibald. j 530.4 W74 

Thinking it out. Nelson [1919]. 

Some principles of physics are explained, and examples showing their application 

to modern mechanical devices and machinery are given. Many diagrams and sketches.













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Archiv fiir das Eisenhiittenwesen. Dusseldorf. 

Bulletin of the Carnegie Institute. Pittsburgh. 

Die Frau und ihre Interessen. Graz, Austria. 

History Quarterly. Louisville. 

Internal Revenue News. Washington. 

Journal of the Council for Scientific and Industrial Research. 

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Les Marques Internationales. Berne. 

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Missouri Historical Review. Columbia. 

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Fiction 

Banning, Mrs. Margaret (Culkin). B228p 

Pressure. Harper. 

A study of the relentless pressure of competition, economic and social, in American 

life as shown in the story of a group of people in a small Middle Western city. 

Berman, Hannah. B4SSa 

Ant hills; with an introduction by Paul Goodman. Payson. 

A somber tale of the reaction to the advancing spirit of liberalism in a rigidly 

orthodox Jewish community in Lithuania about 1830. 

Cather, Willa Sibert. C2822d 

Death comes for the archbishop. Knopf. 

"Tells how a young man, Jean Marie Latour, once a seminarist in Auvergne, rode 

with difficulty into the newly erected territory of New Mexico as Vicar Apostolic, and 

of the wise and good works he wrought there for many years, until, mourned by all his 

people, 'the old Archbishop lay before the high altar in the church he had built'... Miss 

Cather. . .has brought to us a quintessence distilled from a given region, with all its 

forms and modes of being, throughout a selected, unifying stretch of years...But that 

is not all...The love of these two men [Father Vaillant and Father Latour] for each 

other, for their God, their church, and their body-breaking and often heart-breaking 

tasks. . .makes of this book a grave, uplifting hymn to Spiritual Beauty." L. IV. Dodd 

in Saturday review of literature, 192?. 

Diver, Mrs. Katherine Helen Maud (Marshall). D646b 

But yesterday—. Dodd. 

The family of an eminent British politician attempt after his sudden death to 

write his biography but are thwarted not only by the son's discovery of a buried loveaffair 

in his past, but by a strange psychic influence felt by those to whom this secret 

is unknown. 

Doyle, Sir Arthur Conan. D775ca 

The case book of Sherlock Holmes. Doran. 

Detective stories. 

Contents.—The adventure of the illustrious client.-—The adventure of the blanched 

soldier.—The adventure of the Mazarin stone.—The adventure of the Three Gables.—The 

adventure of the Sussex vampire.—The adventures of the three Garridebs.—The problem 

of Thor Bridge.—The adventure of the creeping man.—The adventure of the lion's 

mane.—The adventure of the veiled lodger.—The adventure of Shoscombe Old Place.— 

The adventure of the retired colourman. 

440

BOOKS ADDED—OCTOBER 1927 

Dreiser, Theodore. D812c 

Chains; lesser novels and stories. Boni. 

Contents.—Sanctuary.—The hand.-—Chains.—St. Columba and the river.—Convention.—Khat.—Typhoon.—The 

old neighborhood.—Phantom gold.—-Marriage for one.— 

Fulfilment.—The victor.-—The shadow.—The "mercy" of God.—The prince who was a 

thief. ' . 

Ferber, Edna. F371m 

Mother knows best; a fiction book. Doubleday. 

Contents.—Mother knows best.—Every other Thursday.—Classified.—Holiday.— 

Consider the lilies.—Our very best people.—Perfectly independent.—Blue blood. 

Hale, Mrs. Louise (Closser). H161c 

The canal boat fracas. Holt. 

An amusing narrative told by Miss Patience Crump, who, in order to get her young 

artist brother away from the charms of a Russian waitress, persuades him to go with 

her on a jaunt across France by canal boat. On her way to France Miss Patience meets 

a sensible and charming girl whom she invites to accompany them, hoping that she will 

make Alastair forget the Russian. 

Hamilton, Patrick. H2132c 

Craven House. Houghton. 

" 'Craven House' is a vision of London boarding-house life, humorous, penetrating, 

and at bottom satirical. Of all the characters, only the servants and the young lovers 

are not made game of. The realism is intense, although it never assumes that the 

mirror to life can reflect only sordidness and sex, and the whole of life is portrayed." 

R. B. Macdougall in Saturday reviezv of literature. 1927. 

Hillmann, Mary V. H5613i 

In the Jersey hills. Kenedy. 

The scene of the story is laid in a Catholic college for girls. 

James, Will. J1652s 

Smoky, the cowhorse. Scribner. 

The adventures of a spirited mouse-colored pony, first on the open range, then in 

the possession of the cowboy Clint. 

Jameson, Storm. J166L 

The lovely ship. Knopf. 

"Mary Hansyke in the 1850's takes to ship-building as naturally as women of her 

day were supposed to take to cooking or sewing... She is an opportunist who sees her 

opportunity and takes it, doing most of her thinking afterward. This works out very 

well in ship-building but fails in marriage, and after two unsuccessful ventures into 

matrimony, Mary awakens." Saturday reviezv of literature, 1927. 

Lutz, Mrs. Grace (Livingston) Hill. L9822J 

Job's niece. Lippincott. 

The Dunbars having lost their father and their fortune, the eldest daughter assumes 

the burdens and responsibilities of the entire family. 

MacGrath, Harold. M162we 

We all live through it. Doubleday. 

Jim Wiltbank, who has already run through a fortune, is to receive another half 

million by his father's will, if he will give up his gay friend, MacGregor, and live 

quietly and soberly at home for a year. The first condition he refuses, but with the 

help of MacGregor he sets out to live up to the rest of the agreement. 

441


Mann, Thomas. M3353m 

The magic mountain (Der zauberberg); tr. from the German by 

H. T. Lowe-Porter. 2v. Knopf. 

"It is this quality [characteristic of Mann's work] of self-analysis, of experimentation 

with the effects of life on one's mind and soul, which makes 'The Magic Mountain' 

a difficult book...The chief character becomes an observer of life in this deeper sense 

when, partly by chance, partly by volition, be takes up his abode in a sanitarium for 

tuberculosis patients a mile high in the Alps. . .The author is inviting comparison between 

his book and life. He has caught up a group of people from every quarter of the globe 

and has intensified the conditions to make them stand out and come within the scope 

of his medium of expression." H. IV. Puckctt in Saturday review of literature, 1927. 

Masters, Edgar Lee. M4652k 

Kit O'Brien. Boni. 

"Written for the mature reader, and yet probably, like 'Huckleberry Finn,' good 

for boys too. Kit is a wanderer, oppressed by uneven justice, buffeted from experience 

to experience which he does not fully understand, .trying to do right, but afraid. The 

story is of the small-town and river world as he sees it, the characters are as he sees 

them." Saturday review of literature, 1927. 

Mirrlees, Hope. M738L 

Lud-in-the-Mist. Knopf. 

The story, fantastic and dreamlike, takes place long ago in a land unknown and 

describes how a nation of solid burghers were in danger from their neighbors the fairies. 

No pretty sprites these, but agitating creatures who set matter-of-fact citizens dreaming, 

pervert an academy full of young ladies, and tempt worthy hucksters to dally with 

beauty. Fairy fruit is being smuggled into Dorimare; the book relates how the channels 

of communication were discovered and how Dorimare made terms with the fairies. 

Adapted from Spectator, 1927. 

Moore, George, b. 1853. M8772es 

Esther Waters; an English story. Brentano. 

"A study of low life in England, especially of people connected with horse-racing. 

The household of a racing squire, described as it appears to Esther the scullery-maid, 

is broken up on the squire's bankruptcy, and the crowd of servants, jockeys, and stablemen 

disperse, most of them to get a living on the race-course or in shady business in 

London. . .After many troubles. .. [Esther] marries her old lover, who now keeps a 

low public-house and is a book-maker." Baker's "Guide to the best fiction in English". 

Phillpotts, Eden. P518pe 

Peacock House, and other mysteries. Macmillan. 

Contents.—Peacock House.—The king of Kanga.—Count Rollo.—Red dragon.— 

Crazywell.—The iron pineapple.—Grey lady drive.—Three dead men.—Madonna of the 

fireflies.—My first murder.—The astral lady.—Yellow peril.—The cairn.—Stepan Trofimitch.—The 

mother of the violets. 

Porter, Mrs. Eleanor (Hodgman). P83SL 

Little pardner, and other stories. Doran. 

Contents.—Little pardner.—On the trail of the intangible.—When Grandma took 

to tangoing.—Introducing Josephus.—By aid of Helen Henrietta.—As Tom saw it.—The 

flagging of 688.—According to rule.—An accusative suitcase.—Beyond the stars. 

Polly's day of fun.—Bones of contention.—The cat that played Cupid.—Santa Claus, 

burglar.—How Bertha May paid back.—The cheering up of Miss Dearing.—In the face 

of tradition.—Keziah.—Strayed.—For Miss Rachel, a Thanksgiving.—The Christmas 

for Bobby.—A New Year for one. 

Pryde, Anthony (pseud, of Agnes Russell Weekes). P9772r 

Rowforest: Dodd. 

A story of the English aristocracy and their struggle since the World War to 

retain their ancestral estates against commercialism. 

Rhodes, Eugene Manlove. R3843o 

Once in the saddle, and Paso por aqui. Houghton. 

Two Western stories.

BOOKS ADDED—OCTOBER 1927 443 

Rinehart, Mrs. Mary E. (.Roberts). R472Los 

Lost ecstasy; a novel. Doran. 

A story of the marriage of Kay Dowling, daughter of a wealthy Eastern family, 

who gives up her gay, irresponsible life when she marries a cow-boy from her grandfather's 

ranch and tries bravely to adjust herself to poverty, loneliness, and hard work. 

R0lvaag, Ole Edvart. R6562g 

Giants in the earth; a saga of the prairie; tr. from the Norwegian. 

Harper. 

The Norwegian immigrant as a pioneer in America is finely viewed through the 

characterization of Per Hansa to whom the Dakota prairie meant life, exhilarating 

struggle, and freedom, and through the characterization of Beret, his well-loved wife, to 

whom it brought loneliness, terror, and despair. Professor Rolvaag, a Norwegian who 

has lived in the United States for thirty years, first wrote his story in his native 

language and then translated it into English. 

Sabatini, Rafael. S113t 

The tavern knight. Houghton. 

A romance of the time of Cromwell. 

Sachs, Mrs. Emanie Louise (Nahm). S1212r 

Red damask; a story of nurture and nature. Harper. 

A story of the spiritual and emotional conflicts and adjustments of Abby Hahl, 

daughter of wealthy German Jews in New York, who has been brought up to see everything 

in terms of moral labels. 

Schnitzler, Arthur. S361rh 

Rhapsody; a dream novel; tr. from the German by O. P. Schinnerer. 

Simon. 

"A study of subconscious desires and fears. Dr. Fridolin, happily married, is 

vaguely haunted by a sense of neglected opportunities outside the home. On a night 

when this sense is particularly keen he is drawn by fate into a series of fantastic adventures, 

each of which remains disturbingly unfulfilled. .. Dreams and reality mingle; 

the figures are as if on. a tapestry which might any moment be withdrawn showing an 

entirely different set of actors." E. S. Bates in Saturday review of literature, 1927. 

Springs, Elliott White. S7692n 

Nocturne militaire; illustrated by Clayton Knight. Doran. 

Contents.—Big eyes and little mouth.—Nocturne militaire.—-Long distance.—Faint 

heart, fair lady.—Belated evidence.—Odyssey 1918.—Caveat emptor.—Iliad 1918. 

"Made-up names and romantically maneuvred incidents throw a thin fictional veil 

over these realistic reminiscences of an aviator in the World War. The narrator, an 

American airman serving with the British R. F. C. and with the A. E. F., fills his pages 

with vivid and often thrilling stories and anecdotes of flying." Books, 1927. 

Van Dine, S. S. V185b 

The Benson murder case; a Philo Vance story. Scribner. (The 

Philo Vance series.) 


Wallace, Edgar. W1752bL 

The Black Abbot. Doubleday. 


Wallace, Edgar. Wl752r 

The ringer. Doubleday. 


Wassermann, Jakob. W278t 

The triumph of youth; tr. from the German. Boni. 

"Against the dark background of mediaeval torture, fanaticism, and the persecution 

of 'witches' is thrown the picture of a young teller of tales who has so enchanted the 

children of the country that when he lies awaiting death at the stake they swarm to his 

rescue. . .and by their very numbers pervade city and prison and release their dear friend. 

It is a charming fancy and it is admirably carried out in the telling." Outlook, 1927.


Wharton, Mrs. Edith (Jones). W5932tw 

Twilight sleep. Appleton. 

A novel of fashionable New York society. 

"Mrs. Manford's unconscious aim [was] to eliminate all first-hand emotion and 

thought by cramming her time and her mind with artificial substitutes. Her energy 

was spent in paying blackmail to reality... If she did not know it was because she did 

not choose to know that Dexter Manford had long since ceased to care for her, that 

Nona [her daughter] was hopelessly in love with a married man, that Jim [her son] was 

helplessly miserable over Lita's frivolous coldness." Isabel Paterson in Books, 1927. 

Whitechurch, Victor Lorenzo. W6372cr 

The crime at Diana's Pool. Duffield. 


Whitman, Walt. W648h 

The half-breed, and other stories, now first collected by T. O. Mabbott, 

woodcuts by Allen Lewis. Columbia LTniversity, 1927. 

CoKteurj.—Introduction.—The half-breed; a tale of the Western frontier.—Shirval; 

a tale of Jerusalem.—Richard Parker's widow.—Some fact-romances.—My boys 

and girls. 

Woolf, Mrs. Virginia (Stephen). W873t 

To the lighthouse. Harcourt. 

Has no plot, though it has a scheme and a motive. The first and longest part of 

the book is almost stationary, and describes a party of people gathered in the summer 

at a house on the Scottish coast. In the next part, much briefer, sea-winds and caretakers 

are having their way with tbe house while one year follows another. In the last 

part the house is alive again with the surviving Ramsays and two of the former guests. 

Condensed from Times (London) literary supplement, 1927. 

Young, Emily Hilda. Y37m 

The Malletts. Harcourt. 

Also published under the titles "The Misses Mallett" and "The bridge dividing". 

A character study of the three Mallett sisters and of their niece who comes from a 

shabby boarding-house to live with her aunts in the gracious gentility of their English 

country home. The interest centers in Rose and Tthe young niece, both in love with a 

man whose wife becomes a hopeless invalid. 

Young, Francis Brett. Y372L 

Love is enough. 2v. Knopf. 

Also published under the title "Portrait of Clare". 

The story of a woman's life from girlhood to maturity—her loves and marriages. 

The English settings are depicted in many charming descriptive passages. 


Gara, Eugenio. 853 G17 

I conquistatori; romanzo d'avventure, con 10 illustrazioni di U. C. 

Veneziani, 

Remenyi, Jgzsef. 894.53 R33e 

Emberek, ne sirjatok!.. .regeny. 4v. 

Zola, Emile. 839.33 Z75 

Nana [uit het Fransch]. 2v in 1. (Werken; de Rougons-Macquarts.)


General Works 

American Library Association. qr 020.7 A51L 

Librarianship as a profession for college trained men and women; a 

three-fold appeal; a profession of books and scholarship, a field for 

high administrative ability, a constructive social service. 1926. 

Bleyer, Willard Grosvenor. 071 B54 

Main currents in the history of American journalism. Houghton 

[cl927]. 

"Readings in the history of journalism": p.[431]—441. 

"Limited to a consideration of outstanding newspapers and editors that have 

exerted a strong influence on the evolution of the press.. .Journalistic practices in 

England that influenced newspapers in the United States have been discussed." Preface. 

The author is (1927) director of the course and professor of journalism in the 

University of Wisconsin. 

Brown, Zaidee Mabel. q 028.5 B79 

Standard catalog for high school libraries; a selected list of 2,600 

books chosen with the help of educators and school librarians with 

added lists of pamphlets, maps, and pictures, pt.i. Wilson, 1926. 

(Standard catalog series.) 

pt.i. A classified list. 

Dewey, Melvil. r 025.4 D51de 

Dewey's decimal classification and relative index for Chinese 

libraries; ed. by J. C B. Kwei. Augustine Library, Shantung Christian 


Gilhofer & Ranschburg, booksellers, Vienna. r 016.093 G39i 

Incunabula, illustrated books of the xvi & xvn cent., geography 

& history, maps & travel, with 24 reproductions in the text and 50 

plates. (Catalogue, 195.) 

Johnson, Gerald White. 070 J36 

What is news? a tentative outline. Knopf, 1926. (Borzoi handbooks 

of journalism.) 

Koch, Theodore Wesley. 027.7 K36 

On university libraries. [Ed.2.] 1924. 

A brief discussion of the development of college and university libraries. 

Koch, Theodore Wesley. 028 K36 

Reading; a vice or a virtue? Notes and adaptations; with a preface 

by K. L. Butterfield. Michigan State College, 1926. 

McColvin, Lionel Roy. 021.6 M13 

Library extension work & publicity; with a foreword by W. A. 

Briscoe. Grafton, 1927. 

"A few books for library publicists": p.239-240. 

A comprehensive survey of British public library practices, with some discussion 

of general principles. The author is (1927) chief librarian of Ipswich. 

Maggs Brothers, London, pub. r 018.4 M25au 

Autograph letters, historical documents, and authors' original manuscripts. 

1926. ([Catalogue] no.486.)


Moore, Annie Carroll. 028.5 M87c 

Cross-roads to childhood. Doran [cl926j. 

"Miss Moore not only speaks with authority from her experience as head of the 

children's department in the New York Public Library and conductor of the very 

successful 'Three Owls' column of Children's Book criticism in the literary supplement 

of the Herald Tribune, but she writes with charm, ease and skill. . .Miss Moore has been 

content to write informally of those books which experience has taught her are most 

significant and worthy to take places in a public children's room or a home library." 


Contains a list of suggested books for readers in their teens and list for younger 

children. 

qr 071 P67pg 

Pittsburgh post-gazette, Aug. 2, 1927-date. Pittsburgh, 1927-date. 

Issued daily except Sunday. 

Formed by the union of the daily issues of the "Pittsburgh post" and "Pittsburgh 

gazette times". 

qr 071 P67st 

The Pittsburgh sun-telegraph [daily], Aug. 2, 1927-date. v.i-date. 

Pittsburgh, 1927-date. 

Daily issues formed by the union of the "Pittsburgh chronicle telegraph" and the 

"Pittsburgh sun"; Sunday issue formed by the union of the Sunday issues of the 

"Pittsburgh post" and "Pittsburgh gazette times". 

Title of Sunday issue reads "The Sunday sun-telegraph". 

Pollard, Alfred William, & Redgrave, G. R., comp. qr 016.093 P76 

A short-title catalogue of books printed in England, Scotland, & 

Ireland, and of English books printed abroad, 1475-1640; comp. with 

the help of G. F. Barwick, G. W. Cole, Ethel Fegan, and others. 

Bibliographical Society, 1926. 

Sparn, Enrique. qr 027 S73 

Las bibliotecas con 50,000 y mas volumenes y su distribucion geografica 

sobre la tierra; una contribucion a la geografia general de la 

cultura. Academia Nacional de Ciencias, 1924. (Academia Nacional 

de Ciencias, Cordoba. Miscelanea, no.8.) 

United States—Library of Congress. r 027.5 U25Lib 

The Library of Congress and its activities. 1926. 

"Some references on the Library of Congress": p.62-67. 


Burtt, Harold Ernest. 136.8 B95 

Principles of employment psychology. Houghton [cl926]. 


The author is (1926) professor of psychology, Ohio State University. 

Coleman, Loyd Ring, & Commins, Saxe. 150 C68 

Psychology; a simplification. Boni, 1927. 

"A selected bibliography": p.301-313. 

Dickson, Virgil Everett. 135 7 D55 

Mental tests and the classroom teacher. World Book Co., 1926. 

(Measurement and adjustment series.) 


"It has not been the aim of the book to present the technique of giving and scoring 

tests. The purpose...is to show (1) Why mental tests are needed, (2) What they are 

like, (3) How they can be made most useful." Preface. 

The author is (1926) director of bureaus of research and guidance, Oakland and 

Berkeley, Calif.


Hickey, J. S. 189 H52 

Summula philosophiae scholasticae in usum adolescentium. 3v. Gill, 

1923-25 (v.l, 1925). 

v.1-2, 7th ed.; v.3, 5th and 6th ed. 

v.l. Logica et ontologia. 

v.2. Cosmologia et psychologia. 

v.3. Theodicsa et ethica. 

Kretschmer, Ernst. 137 K41 

Physique and character; an investigation of the nature of constitution 

and of the theory of temperament; tr. from the second, revised and 

enlarged edition by W. J. H. Sprott; with 31 plates. Harcourt, 1925. 

(International library of psychology, philosophy, and scientific method.) 

Leadbeater, Charles Webster. 134 L44 

Clairvoyance. Theosophical Pub. House, 1918. 

Leuba, James Henry. 149 L65 

The psychology of religious mysticism. Paul, 1926. (International 

library of psychology, philosophy, and scientific method.) 

"Primarily.. .a psychological study of aspects of human nature conspicuous in 

mystical religion. It represents an effort to remove that part of 'inner life' from the 

domain of the occult...in order to incorporate it in that body of facts of which 

psychology takes cognizance." Preface. 

Masson-Oursel, Paul. 100 M46 

Comparative philosophy; with an introduction by F. G. Crookshank. 

Harcourt, 1926. (International library of psychology, philosophy, 

and scientific method.) 

Bibliography at end of most chapters. 

Part 2 has been translated by V. C. C. Collum. 

Patri, Angelo. 136.7 P29 

Problems of childhood; ed. by C. E. Carpenter, with an introduction 

by L. S. Hollingworth. Appleton, 1926. 

"References" at end of each part. 

Brief sketches and stories dealing with the physical, mental, and moral training of 

children. 

Russell, Charles. 136.7 R91 

Classroom tests; a handbook on the construction and uses of nonstandard 

tests for the classroom teacher. Ginn [cl926]. 

"Selected bibliography" at end of some of the chapters; "General bibliography for 

teacher's classroom tests": p. 198. 

Spaulding, Edward Gleason. 149 S73 

The new rationalism; the development of a constructive realism upon 

the basis of modern logic and science, and through the criticism of 

opposed philosophical systems. Holt [1918]. 

Thompson, Helen Bradford, afterward Mrs. Woolley. 136.7 T38 

An experimental study of children at work and in school between 

the ages of fourteen and eighteen years. Macmillan, 1926. 


The report of an investigation of a large and representative group of children in 

Cincinnati, Ohio. Five annual tests of the mental and physical abilities of the children 

were secured, and much information gathered concerning their industrial histories, 

social status, and home conditions. The work was begun in 1911. 

447


Wentworth, Mary Malvina. 136.7 W52 

Individual differences in the intelligence of school children. Harvard 

LTniversity Press, 1926. (Harvard studies in education, v.7.) 

"Selected bibliography": p.[159j-162. 

Wilm, Emil Carl. 158 W76 

The theories of instinct; a study in the history of psychology. Yale 



Woodbridge, Frederick James Eugene. 110 W85 

The realm of mind; an essay in metaphysics. Columbia University 

Press, 1926. 


Ethics 

Bruere, Mrs. Martha Bensley. 178 B82 

Does prohibition work? a study of the operation of the Eighteenth 

Amendment made by the National Federation of Settlements, assisted 

by social workers in different parts of the United States; with a foreword 

by L. D. Wald. Harper, 1927. 

"Sources of information": p.313-322. 

Cherry, Henry Hardin. 172.1 C42 

Education, the basis of democracy. Heath [cl926]. 

Talks on character and the responsibilities of citizenship, delivered at chapel 

exercises at Western Kentucky State Teachers College, of which the author is (1926) 

president. 

173 C74 

Concerning parents; a symposium of present day parenthood. New 


Contributions to the conference of the Child Study Association of America held in 

October, 1925. Condensed from Introduction. 

Drury, Samuel Smith. 173 D84 

Fathers and sons. Doran [cl927]. 

"Educators are now insisting that parents resume a good measure of the authority— 

and responsibility—hitherto delegated to the schoolmaster... That, in essence, is the 

theme of a stirring little volume by Dr. Drury, rector of St. Paul's School at Concord, 

N. H." Nezv York times book review, 1927. 

Hatch, Roy Winthrop. 172.1 H34 

Training in citizenship. Scribner [cl926]. 

Discusses methods by which such training may be made a part of school studies and 

activities. The author is (1926) instructor in citizenship in the Horace Mann School, 

New York. 

James, William, 1842-1910. 171 J16 

On some of life's ideals; On a certain blindness in human beings; 

What makes a life significant. Holt [cl900]. 

National Education Association—National council of 170 N155 

education. 

Character education; report of the Committee on character education 

of the National Education Association. Govt. Print. Off., 1926. (United 

States—Education bureau. Bulletin, 1926, no.7.)


National Education Association—continued. 

The same r 170 N155 

The same. (In United States—Education bureau. Bulletin, 1926, 

no.7.) r 370 U25 1926 no.7 

Toland, Edward Dale. 174 T57 

Choosing the right career; foreword by C M. Schwab. Appleton, 

1926. 

"Recommended reading" at end of most of the chapters. 

"Designed primarily for reading by boys. A brief outline of the advantages, disadvantages, 

work done, and training necessary for nineteen leading careers is given." 

Preface. 

The author is (1926) master at St. Paul's School, Concord, N. H. 

World Conference on Narcotic Education (1st), 178 W898 

Philadelphia, 1926. 

Narcotic education; edited report of the proceedings, by H. S. 

Middlemiss. 1926. 

Religion 

Bacon, Benjamin Wisner. 226.3 B12g 

The Gospel of Mark; its composition and date. Yale University 

Press, 1925. 

"The present volume is the second work published by the Yale University Press on 

the Samuel B. Sneath Memorial Publication Fund." 

Barnes, William Goodman. r 220.8 B25 

Business in the Bible. Vir Pub. Co., 1926. 

Contains references from the Bible to business transactions and occupations, classified 

under various headings such as maxims for business men, workers and wages, 

creditors and debtors, money, and property taxes. 

Bible—Whole. qr 220.5 B47hl6 

The Holy Bible, containing the Old and New testaments, translated 

out of the original tongues, and with the former translations 

diligently compared and revised; with Canne's marginal notes and 

references; to which are added an index, an alphabetical table of all 

the names in the Old and New testaments, with their significations; 

tables of scripture weights, measures, and coins, &c. Kimber [18—]. 

(Kimber and Sharpless' stereotype edition.) 

Bible—New Testament. Greek. r 225.4 B47gr 

The New Testament, Greek and English; being the authorised 

version arranged in parallel columns with the revised version and with 

the original Greek according to the text followed in the authorised 

version with the variations adopted in the revised version, ed. by F. H. 

A. Scrivener. Cambridge University Press, 1908. 

Brewster, Edwin Tenney. 213 B73 

Creation; a history of non-evolutionary theories. Bobbs [cl927]. 

"With the objective, impartial eye of the historian the author follows the attempts 

of the ancients, the medievalists and their more recent successors to explain the universe 

in terms of creation, discusses them with sympathy in the light of their own day 

and shows the relationship to one another and the curious ways in which they and the 

evolutionary theories sometimes get more or less tangled.. .Mr. Brewster has made a 

valuable contribution to the history of human thought in thus competently collecting and 

arranging and brilliantly discussing and interpreting the developments of a vast field of 

intellectual activity." New York times book review, 1927. 

Many of the illustrations are reproductions from old prints.


Brown, Charles Reynolds. 250 B78 

The making of a minister. Century [cl927]. 

Informal discussion of the problems and duties of the ministry, addressed to 

divinity students and young, inexperienced ministers. 

Douglass, Harlan Paul. 261 D76 

1000 city churches; phases of adaptation to urban environment. 


The Institute of Social and Religious Research is responsible for this publication. 

"Has value both for administrators and theological students. .. In an admirable 

manner the author has classified his material so that the lay reader gets a clear comprehension 

of the meaning of Church foundation, the evolution of the Church into a 

more or less sociological grouping...A copious appendix adds statistical value to the 

volume." New York times book review, 1927. 

Eakin, Frank. 225 E15 

Getting acquainted with the New Testament. Macmillan, 1927. 

"Suggestions for further reading": p.479-481. 

Easton, Burton Scott. 226.4 E18 

The Gospel according to St. Luke; a critical and exegetical commentary. 


Bibliography: p.vii-viii. 

The author is (1926) professor of the interpretation and literature of the New 

Testament in the General Theological Seminary, New York. 

Foakes-Jackson, Frederick John. 270.1 F68 

The rise of Gentile Christianity. Doran [cl927]. 

Traces the gradual divergence between Judaism and Christianity through the 

teaching of John the Baptist, Jesus, Paul and the other apostles, and the early church 

fathers. The book is the outcome of lectures delivered to both Jewish and Christian 

audiences, such as the alumni of Union Theological Seminary and the Jewish Institute 

of Religion. 

Gore, Charles, bp. 239 G66 

Can we then believe; summary of volumes on "Reconstruction of 

belief" and reply to criticisms. Scribner, 1926. (Reconstruction of belief, 

v.[4.]) 

The White lectures (1926). 

Harden, John Mason. r 225.3 H25 

Dictionary of the Vulgate New Testament. Soc. for Promoting 

Christian Knowledge, 1921. 

"Based on the smaller Oxford edition of the Vulgate New Testament, which WJ 

publ ublished in 1911." Introduction. 

Jones, Rufus Matthew. 273 J41c 

The church's debt to heretics. Clarke [1924]. ("The living church" 

series.) 

"A somewhat misleading title. Dr. Jones is really concerned to depict the great 

theological discussions in the history of the church as vital chapters in the evolution of a 

vital religion. The church is indebted to the vigor of these discussions rather than to 

the heretics as such." lournal of religion, 1925. 

Kallen, Horace Meyer. . 204 K12 

Why religion. Boni, 1927. 

Contents.—The perennial Armageddon.—The anatomy of religious behaviour.—The 

religious experience.—Why religion gets identified as belief.—What religious belief 

does.—Religion before the gods were made.—Making gods.—Godless religions.—Churches. 

—Some functions of religion in the modern world.—Philosophies of religion and religious 

philosophies.—Religion, progress, and happiness.—The future.


La Porte, William Ralph. 261 L31 

Recreational leadership of boys. Methodist Book Concern [cl927]. 

(Training courses for leadership.) 

"Approved by the Committee on Curriculum of the Board of Education of the 

Methodist Episcopal Church." 


Macartney, Clarence Edward Noble. . 239 Mil 

Christianity and common sense; a dialogue of faith. Winston 

[cl927]. 

"The discussions of this book upon the great themes of the Christian Religion have 

been cast into the form of a dialogue between a Christian believer and a visitor from an 

imaginary world who has come down to earth to examine the life and faith of man. 

Into this visitor's mouth... [are] put some of those doubts and difficulties which suggest 

themselves to man's mind when he thinks upon the Christian revelation and its relationship 

to our duty here and our destiny hereafter." Preface. 

McComb, Samuel. 251 M1382 

Preaching in theory and practice; with an introduction by H. E. 

Fosdick. Oxford University Press, 1926. 

"Selected bibliography": p.[229]-231. 

MacDougall, William Charles. 294 M14 

The way of salvation in the Ramayan of Tulasi Das. 1926. 

Thesis (Ph.D.)—University of Chicago, 1918. 

"Reference notes" at end of each chapter. 

A study of the psychological processes, individual and social, the social inheritance, 

and the general environment which gave rise, between the 14th and 17th centuries, to 

the type of religious life and thought represented by the "Ramayana", written in 

protest against the over-intellectualization of religion in India. 

Martin, David Lorenzo. 220.9 M42 

Representative men and women of the Bible. Warren Press, 1926. 

Bibliography: 3d prelim, leaf. 

Contents.— Adam.-—-Enoch.— Noah.— Abraham.— Lot.— Isaac.—• Jacob.— Esau.— 

Rachel.-—Joseph.—Job.-—Jacobed.—Moses.—Aaron.—Miriam.—Joshua.— Balaam.— Ruth. 

—Samson.-—Elijah.—Kaaman.—Samuel.—Saul.—-David.—- Solomon.— Jonah.— Esther.— 

Jeremiah.—Daniel.—Mary, mother of our Lord.—John the Baptist.—Matthew.—Nicodemus.—John.—Peter.—Mary, 

Lazarus' sister.—Judas.—Pilate.—Stephen.—Paul.—Jesus. 

Montgomery, James Alan. 224.5 M86 

A critical and exegetical commentary on the book of Daniel. Scribner, 

1927. (International critical commentary.) 

Bibliography: p.xv-xxvi. 

The author is (1927) professor in the University of Pennsylvania and the Philadelphia 

Divinity School. 

Munch, Peter Andreas. 293 M96 

Norse mythology; legends of gods and heroes; in the revision of 

Magnus Olsen, tr. from the Norwegian by S. B. Hustvedt. American- 

Scandinavian Foundation, 1926. (Scandinavian classics, v.27.) 


Murray, Robert Henry. 270.6 M97p 

The political consequences of the Reformation; studies in sixteenthcentury 

political thought. Benn, 1926. (The library of European 

political thought.) 

Contents.—The world of Machiavelli.—Luther and the state church.—John Calvin 

and his Institutes.—Bodin and the theory of sovereignty.—Calvin's disciples.—Leaguers 

and Jesuits.—British speculators.


Needham, Joseph, cd. 215 N19 

Science, religion, and reality [by] Arthur James, earl of Balfour 

[and others]. Macmillan, 1925. 

Contents.—Introduction, by Arthur James, earl of Balfour.—Magic, science, and 

religion, [by] Bronislaw Malinowski.—Historical relations of religion and science, by 

Charles Singer.—Science and religion in the nineteenth century, by Antonio Aliotta.—- 

The domain of physical science, by A. S. Eddington.—Mechanistic biology and the 

religious consciousness, by Joseph Needham.—-The sphere of religion, by J. W. Oman.— 

Religion and psychology, by William Brown.—Science, Christianity, and modern civilization, 

by C. C. J. Webb.—Conclusion, by W. R. Inge. 

Pittsburgh, Second Presbyterian Church. r 285.1 P6748 

One hundred and twenty-fifth anniversary, October 31-November 5, 

1926, G. W. Shelton, minister. Pittsburgh, 1926. 

Newspaper clipping inserted. 

Prati, Carlo. 282 P83 

Popes & cardinals in modern Rome; tr. by E. I. Watkin, with an 

introduction by Jean Carrere. MacVeagh, 1927. 

An intimate picture of the daily life in the Vatican, the relations between the 

popes and the outer world, their domestic life and recreations, the duties of secretaries 

of state and the cardinals of curia, and the manner of electing a pope. Contains many 

anecdotes and descriptions of Pius IX, Leo XIII, Pius X, Benedict XV, and Pius XI. 

Reizenstein, Jennie. 221.9 R32 

Biblical history for Jewish religious schools. Warwick, 1918. 

204 R32 

Religion and modern life; lectures given for the Phillips Brooks House 

Association, Harvard University. Scribner, 1927. 

Eighteen lectures delivered in 1924-26 by Charles Eliot, Roscoe Pound, Roger 

Babson, Bishop Lawrence, and others. They include such subjects as business and 

religion, mysticism and prayer, Christianity and other religions, and fundamentals of 

prosperity. 

Robinson, Theodore Henry. 270 R55 

An outline introduction to the history of religions. Oxford University 

Press, 1926. 

Rohde, Erwin. 292 R62 

Psyche; the cult of souls and belief in immortality among the Greeks. 

Harcourt, 1925. (International library of psychology, philosophy, and 

scientific method.) 

"Translated from the eighth edition by W. B. Hillis." 

The first part of the book was first published in 1890, the second part in 1893. 

A detailed study intended "to give a clearer presentation of the origin and development 

of those practices and those beliefs [concerning the cult of souls and the belief in 

immortality] ; to distinguish the transformations through which they passed and their 

relationship with other and kindred intellectual tendencies; to disentangle the many 

different lines of thought and speculation from the inextricable confusion in which they 

lie in many minds". Preface to first edition. 

Theosophical Press. r 016.212 T34 

Catalog of importations and publications. 1925. 

Thomas, Edward Joseph. 294 T37 

The life of Buddha as legend and history. Paul, 1927. (The history 

of civilization. [Pre-history and antiquity].) 


Compares the accounts of Buddha as found in the Pall, Sanskrit, and other texts, 

and contains chapters on Buddhism as a religion and as a philosophy, on Buddhism and 

Christianity, and on Buddha in relation to myth and to history. Also contains an 

appendix on the Buddhist Scriptures


World Conference on Faith and Order. 280 W89 

Can the churches unite? Century [cl927]. (The practical Christianity 

series.) 

A symposium on the possibility of unity and the methods that may bring it about. 

The 18 articles are written by representatives of various denominations. 


Goldstein, Maurice. r 296 G58 

Dietary barbarism; a scientific study and interpretation of the Jewish 

dietary laws. Vilschick Brothers [cl926]. 

A pamphlet defending the Jewish laws. 

Margolis, Max Leopold, & Marx, Alexander. 296 M383 

A history of the Jewish people. Jewish Publication Soc. of America, 

1927. 


Moore, George Foot. 296 M87 

Judaism in the first centuries of the Christian era, the age of the 

Tannaim. 2v. Harvard University Press, 1927. 


"The ripe fruit of over thirty years of study in the primary and secondary sources 

. . .The aim of these volumes, as the author himself says, is 'to represent Judaism in 

the centuries [the first two after Christ] in which it assumed definite form, as it 

presents itself in the tradition which it has always regarded as authentic'.. .Professor 

Moore presents Judaism in seven comprehensive parts: 1, Revealed Religion; 2, The 

Idea of God; 3, Man, Sin, Atonement; 4, The Observances of Religion; 5, Morals; 6, 

Piety; 7, The Hereafter." /. A. Bewcr in Books, 1927. 

Samuel, Maurice. 296 S193i 

I, the Jew. Harcourt [cl927]. 

"Addressed almost exclusively to his own race, particularly to the younger generation, 

whom he sees as drawn either into a barren scientific rationalism that strips life 

of spiritual and individual values, or into the Jewish Modernist movement, which seeks 

to emasculate Talmuldi ritual and dilute the ancient Hebrew faith... He looks back upon 

his childhood in England, his sense of separatism, his successive ardors for science and 

for internationalism, and his final surrender to the spiritual vision of Zionism." 


Sociology 

American Foundation for the Blind, Inc. r 362.4 A51 

Agencies for the blind in America; directory of activities for the 

blind in the United States and Canada, compiled by L. S. Rand. 1926. 

Bernard, Luther Lee. 301 B456 

An introduction to social psychology. Holt [1926]. (American 

social science series.) 

"Materials for supplementary reading" at end of most of the chapters; "General 

bibliography": p.591-636. 

r 368 B467 

Best's insurance guide with key ratings (20th), 1926. 1926. 

453


Bougie, Celestin Charles Alfred. 301 B65 

The evolution of values; studies in sociology with special applications 

to teaching; tr. by H. S. Sellars, with an introduction by R. W. Sellars. 

Holt [cl926]. 

"Bibliographical suggestions": p.267-272. 

Bramer, John Philip. 364 B69 

A treatise giving the history, organization, and administration of 

parole. [Irving Press, cl926.] 

Cover-title reads "Parole". 

"A bibliography of parole": p.91-93. 

Bruner, Earle D. 364 B83 

A laboratory study in democracy; the agitator and other types, by 

Earle D. Bruner, superintendent of the George Junior Republic of 

Western Pennsylvania, illustrations from photographs. Doubleday, 

1927. 

Narratives of typical boys and girls who have been reclaimed to useful citizenship 

in the George Junior Republic. 

Cabot, Richard Clarke, ed. 361 Cll 

The goal of social work, by members of the Massachusetts Conference 

of Social Work, Swampscott, 1925. Houghton, 1927. 

Chesterton, Gilbert Keith. 304 C42o 

The outline of sanity. Dodd, 1927. 

Contents.—Some general ideas.—Some aspects of big business.—Some aspects of the 

land.—Some aspects of machinery.—A note on emigration.—A summary. 

Cheyney, Alice Squires. 361 C42 

The nature and scope of social work. Amer. Assoc, of Social 

Workers, 1926. 

A pamphlet. 


Cooley, Edwin J. 364 C78 

Probation and delinquency; the study and treatment of the individual 

delinquent. Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of New York [cl927]. 

"The standards and methodology of probation practice employed by the Catholic 

Charities Probation Bureau and some of the results which have been attained during 

twenty-four months' experience in the Court of General Sessions." Preface. 


Davis, Michael Marks. 362 D32 

Clinics, hospitals, and health centers, by M. M. Davis in collaboration 

with other staff members of the Committee on dispensary development 

of the United Hospital Fund of New York. Harper, 1927. (Harper's 

public health series.) 

"Reading list": p. [521]-S22; "Bibliography of text references": p.523-534. 

Discusses medical practice in hospital and clinic, the scope of clinic service, 

management of patients, general administrative technique, and special technique for 

particular clinics. 

Dilnot, George. 3S2.2 DS8 

The story of Scotland Yard. Houghton, 1927. 

"A thoroughgoing account of the growth and present excellence of that great 

institution which is properly known as the metropolitan police. . .There are not perhaps, 

enough anecdotes of police work to capture the fancy of the general reader There is 

much that deals with organization, with political movements and with personalities." 

IMerary review, 1927.


Gollomb, Joseph. 352.2 G59 

Scotland Yard. Ed.3. Hutchinson [1927]. 

Contents.—Scotland Yard.—The boy terror of Paris.—The wounded pigeon.—The 

art burglar.—A museum of crime.—-The hunchback king.—The grim joker of Paris.—- 

The police of Paris.—A man-hunting machine.—The mocking-bird.—A case without a 

clue.—Brain versus machine.—Tools of the lawless.—Making the knife talk.—Murder 

by piecemeal.—Robin Hood of Vienna.—Vienna's oddest villain. 

Tells of typical cases showing the detective methods of the police of London, Paris, 

Berlin, and Vienna. 

Green, Thomas Edward. r 366.1 G83 

The mason as a citizen; an address delivered before Crescent Lodge 

no.25, A. F. & A. M., Cedar Rapids, Iowa, upon the occasion of its 

diamond jubilee held Monday, Oct. 18, 1926; together with an introductory 

address by C. G. Greene, Mt. Hermon Lodge no.263, A. F. & 

A. M., Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Privately printed [1926]. 

Hart, Hastings Hornell. r 365 H31u 

United States prisoners in county jails, report of the committee of 

the American Prison Association on lockups, municipal and county 

jails, together with suggestions for grand jury surveys of conditions 

under which federal prisoners are kept in county jails. Russell Sage 

Foundation, 1926. 

House, Julius Temple. 301 H83 

Purpose the variant of theory. LTniversity of Chicago Press, 1925. 


Study of the social purposes of the British school of individualism beginning with 

Hobbes and ending with John Stuart Mill. Condensed from Introduction. 

Contents.— Introduction.— Thomas Hobbes.—- John Locke.— David Hume.— John 

Stuart Mill.—Changes in method.—Modification of categories. 

Jerome, Harry. r 325.1 J28 

Migration and business cycles, with a foreword by W. C. Mitchell. 

National Bureau of Economic Research, 1926. (National Bureau of 

Economic Research. Publications, no.9.) 

"Dr. Jerome analyzed the voluminous, yet incomplete, records of migration to and 

from the United States, and compared these records with various indices of business 

activity here and abroad. The present volume presents in concise form his conclusions 

concerning the short-period fluctuations in the demand for and supply of labor in the 

United States, and the role played by migration in these fluctuations." Foreword. 

Kirkpatrick, Clifford. 325.73 K28 

Intelligence and immigration. Williams, 1926. (Mental measurement 

monographs, serial no.2.) 


"The aims [of this investigation] are: (1) to consider the significance and nature 

of intelligence, (2) to bring together the data bearing on the relative intelligence of 

different immigrant stocks in this country, (3) to present a detailed study of certain 

immigrant groups... (4) to discuss the implication of the findings for our immigration 

policy and to make suggestions for the future." Introduction. 

Lane, Ralph (pseud. Norman Angell). 301 L23 

The public mind; its disorders, its exploitation. Dutton [1927]. 

A study of the errors of public opinion and of the way it is affected by educational 

and moral deficiencies and by political and journalistic demagogy. The author pictures 

the public mind as revealed at the election, during the World War, at the peace, in the 

Crimean period, and during the Venezuelan boundary dispute, and points to the conclusion 

that the only way to make democracy safe is to correct the outstanding weaknesses 

of public judgment by education to develop clear thinking and a sense of social 

obligation and by adapting the political instruments of democracy to modern conditions.


Macaulay, Thomas Babington, lord. qr 342.7 Mil 

What did Macaulay say about America? text of four letters to H. S. 

Randall; introduction by H. M. Lydenberg. New York Public library, 

1925. 

"Reprinted with additions Sept. 1925 from the Bulletin o£ the New York Public 

library of July 1925." 

Mowrer, Ernest Russell. 392 M94 

Family disorganization; an introduction to a sociological analysis. 

University of Chicago Press [cl927]. (Chicago University sociological 

series.) 

"A selected bibliography": p.300-305. 

"A systematic survey of the methods of research now in use in the investigation 

of the problems of the modern family." E. W. Burgess in Foreword. 

Pittsburgh, Chamber of Commerce. r 385 P6742m 

Minutes of hearing before Committee on railroads and transportation; 

subject: Discriminatory freight rates on Pittsburg coal to Lake 

Erie ports, held in Chamber at Pittsburg, Pa., January 7, 1911. Heer 

Printing Co., 1911. 

Cover title reads: "Unjust and discriminating freight rates on Pittsburg district 

coal". 

Roosevelt, Theodore. 304 R68am 

American problems. Scribner, 1926. (Works, v.16.) 


Contents.—The spirit of American government.—National unity.—Regulation of 

corporations.—Conservation of natural resources.—The tiller of the soil.—Labor.—The 

welfare of women and children.—National defense.—Expansion and the outlying possessions.— 

Foreign affairs.— International peace.— Education.— The Negro.— Political 

campaigns (3902-1908).—Miscellaneous papers. 

Russell Sage Foundation—Statistics department. r 361.6 R91st 

[Publications.] no.l-date. 1926-date. 

Sumner, William Graham, & Keller, A. G. 301 S9S 

The science of society, v.1-2. Yale University Press, 1927. 

"Published under the auspices of the Sumner Club on the foundation established in 

memory of Philip Hamilton McMillan of the class of 1894, Yale College." 

A detailed and scholarly study of the evolution of society. Volume one deals with 

the industrial and governmental organization of society. Volume two is concerned 

entirely with religion. The work, begun in 1899 by the professor of political and social 

science in Yale University, was edited and completed, after Dr. Sumner's death in 

1910, by A. G. Keller. 

Thrasher, Frederic M. 362.84 T42 

The gang; a study of 1,313 gangs in Chicago. University of Chicago 

Press [1927]. (Chicago University. Sociological series.) 

"Chicago's gangland": folded map in pocket at end. 


"An important study of the sociology of the gang among adolescent boys...Considers 

relationships within the gang and interrelationships between gangs, as well as the 

distribution of gangs throughout the city, and the bearing of gang life on crime, boss 

politics, and juvenile delinquency." Booklist, 1927. 

United States—Census bureau. qr 317.3 U25cn 

Census monographs, no.1-7. 1922-27.


Warren, F. B. 383.9 W24 

The pageant of civilization; world romance and adventure as told 

by postage stamps. Century [cl927]. 

Reviews the history recorded and symbolized in the illustrations on postage stamps 

of all countries. Contains many reproductions of stainps. 

Williams, James Mickel. 309.1 W74e 

The expansion of rural life; the social psychology of rural development. 

Knopf, 1926. 

An analysis of the rural population of New York state since 1S74, continuing the 

author's former study "Our rural heritage". (309.1 W74) 


Catlin, George Edward Gordon. 320.1 C28 

The science and method of politics. Knopf, 1927. 

The author is (1927) assistant professor of political science in Cornell University. 

China—Commission on extraterritoriality. r 327.51 C4412 

Report of the Commission on extraterritoriality in China, Peking, 

September 16, 1926, being the report to the governments of the commission 

appointed in pursuance to Resolution v of the Conference on the 

limitation of armaments, together with a brief summary thereof. Govt. 

Print. Off., 1926. 

At head of title: Department of state, Washington. 

Appendixes.—List of extraterritorial powers and pertinent treaty clauses.—Declaration 

of policy by the president of China, October 10, 1913.—General memoranda on 

foreign courts.—Modern Chinese courts, 1926.—Chinese prisons.—Report of the Traveling 

committee of the Extraterritoriality commission, May 10—June 16, 1926. 

Civic Club of Allegheny County. r 352.006 C49c 

[Circular], [Jan.]-Feb. 1924, May, Nov. 1925, Oct., Dec. 1926, Jan.- 

March, June 1927. Pittsburgh, [1924]-27. 

Dealey, James Quayle. 327.73 D34 

Foreign policies of the United States; their bases and development. 

Ginn [cl926]. 

"Selected bibliography, chiefly of recent works": p.3 73-381. 

"In Part I the conditions basal to policies and the agencies through which these 

are formulated are emphasized; in Part II the policies themselves are first traced in 

their general development, and then follow discussions of the more important foreign 

policies of the United States, including its relations with other countries." Preface. 

Fisher, Lillian Estelle. 325.3 F53 

Viceregal administration in the Spanish-American colonies. University 

of California Press, 1926. (California University. Publications 

in history, v.15.) 


"The administrative functions of the viceroy are here presented as they existed in 

New Spain and South America during the whole colonial period." Preface. 

Foreign Language Information Service. 323.6 F76 

How to become a citizen of the United States. [c!927.]


Gosnell, Harold Foote. 324 G69 

Getting out the vote; an experiment in the stimulation of voting. 

University of Chicago Press [1927]. (Chicago University. Studies in 

social science.) 


Describes an attempt made in 1924 and 1925 to measure the effect of a nonpartisan 

mail canvass to get out the vote of the citizens living in selected districts in 

Chicago. A continuation of the investigation reported in "Non-voting: causes and 

methods of control" by C. E. Merriam and H. F. Gosnell. (324 M63n) 

Harris, George Montagu. 352 H292L 

Local government in many lands; a comparative study. King, 1926. 

"References" at end of most chapters. 

Based on the material gathered in 1923 by the British colonial office, India office, 

and Foreign office at the request of the Royal commission on local government. Includes 

most of the countries of Europe, Great Britain and Ireland, the British overseas 

dominions, the United States, and Japan. 

Hoag, Clarence Gilbert, & Hallett, G. H. 324.2 H64 

Proportional representation. Macmillan, 1926. 


Considers the merits and shortcomings of the more important proportional systems 

and compares them with other systems of election. Deals chiefly with their application 

in the United States, but the problems and experiences of other countries are touched 

upon. The authors are (1927) secretary and assistant secretary of the Proportional 

Representation League. 

327.72 124 

An inquiry on Mexico; a comprehensive essay, by a European. 1926. 

Laurel, Jose Paciano. 352 L37 

Local government in the Philippine Islands; with an introduction by 

M. M. Kalaw. La Pilarica Press, 1926. 

"Contains the series of lectures on Municipal Government delivered by the author 

in the College of Liberal Arts, University of the Philippines." Preface. 


Rice, Joseph C r 328.1 R39 

Rice's parliamentary rules; a digest of rules and principles and 

dictionary of words and phrases, with table answering at a glance 

nearly eight hundred questions of parliamentary practice. Stanton and 

Van Vliet Co., 1925. 

Folded table mounted on back cover. 

Published 1921 under title: Rice's rules of order. 

"Authorities consulted": p.12. 

Roosevelt, Theodore. 320.4 R68c 

Campaigns and controversies. Scribner, 1926. (Works, v.14.) 


Contents.—In the New York Assembly (1882-1884) .—The campaign of 1884.—The 

campaign of 1885.—Candidate for mayor of New York (1886).—The campaign of 1888 

—Civil-service commissioner (1889-1895).—President of the New York Police board 

(1895-1897).—The campaign of 1896.—Assistant secretary of the navy (1897-1898). 

Candidate for governor (1898).—Governor of New York (1899-1900).—The campaign 

of 1900. 

Smith, Darrell Hevenor. 325 1 S64b 

The Bureau of naturalization; its history, activities, and organization. 



The sa '" c r 325.1 S64b


Tardieu, Andre Pierre Gabriel Amedee. 327.73 T19 

France and America; some experiences in cooperation. Houghton, 

1927. 

Analyzes the national, political, and temperamental contrasts between the two 

countries, sketches French life and civilization throughout two thousand years, and discusses 

American cooperation during the World War and the strained relations which 

followed. 

Texas University—Extension department. r 353.3 T32 

A federal department of education. Texas University, 1926. (Texas 

University. Bulletin, no.2629.) 

Issued by the Interscholastic League Bureau. 

Debate material on the question of establishing a department of education with a 

secretary in the president's cabinet. 

Trevelyan, George Macaulay. 329.9 T73 

The two-party system in English political history. Clarendon 

Press, 1926. (Romanes lectures.) 

United States—President. r 327.73 U2535 

American war claims against Germany; message from the president 

of the United States transmitting, in response to Senate Resolution 

no.198 of April 5 (calendar day April 14), 1926, a report by the secretary 

of state submitting copies of correspondence between the secretary 

of state and the government of Germany respecting American 

war claims against Germany. 1926. (69th Cong., 2d. sess. Senate. 

Doc. no.173.) 

United States—Supreme court. r 353 U2535 

Power of the president to remove federal officers; opinion and 

dissenting opinions of the Supreme court of the United States in the 

case of Lois P. Myers, administratrix of F. S. Myers, appellant, v. the 

United States, together with briefs and oral arguments by W. R. King, 

the senior senator from Pennsylvania, Mr. Pepper, and the then 

solicitor general, Mr. Beck, also briefs and reply briefs in reargument. 

1926. (69th Cong., 2d sess. Senate. Doc. no.174.) 

Wilson, Henry Lane. 327.73 W76 

Diplomatic episodes in Mexico, Belgium, and Chile. Doubleday, 

1927. 

Memoirs of the author's seventeen years of service in the diplomatic corps. The 

larger and more controversial part of the book is devoted to an account of affairs in 

Mexico, where Mr. Wilson served as ambassador from 1910 until, being in sharp conflict 

with the Mexican policy of the Wilson administration, he resigned in 1915. 

Negroes. Slavery 

Brown, Hallie Quinn, comp. 920.7 B78 

Homespun heroines and other women of distinction; foreword by 

Mrs. J. T. Washington, illustrated from photographs from widely 

different sources. [Aldine Pub. Co., cl926.] 


Biographical sketches of Negro women. 

459


Pier, Helen Louise, & Spalding, M. L., comp. r 016.326 P55 

The Negro; a selected bibliography. Govt. Print. Off., 1926. 

v.22, no.l, p.216-244, Jan. 1926 of "Monthly labor review". 

The same. (In United States—Labor statistics bureau. Monthly 

labor review, v.22, no.l, p.216-244.) r 331 U2536 v.22 

Reuter, Edward Byron. 326 R36am 

The American race problem; a study of the Negro. Crowell [cl927]. 

(Crowell's social science series.) 

"Readings" at end of each chapter. 

The author "has striven with success to separate the small grain of scientific wheat 

from the chaff of opinion. . . Everyone has his own solution for racial disharmonies. Dr. 

Reuter offers none. He contents himself instead with an amazingly complete presentation 

of all the data, historical, biological, and economic". Charles R. Walker in 

Independent, 1927. 

Taylor, Alrutheus Ambush. 326 T251 

The Negro in the reconstruction of Virginia. Assoc, for the Study 

of Negro Life and History [cl926]. 


Taylor, Rosser Howard. 326 T25 

Slaveholding in North Carolina; an economic view. University of 

North Carolina Press, 1926. (The James Sprunt historical publications, 

v.18, no. 1-2.) 

"Sources": p.[99]-103. 

qr 920 W66592 

Who's who in colored America; a biographical dictionary of notable 

living persons of Negro descent in America, 1927. v.l. 1927. 

Economics 

Aldridge, Henry R. qr 331.83 A36 

The national housing manual; a guide to national housing policy and 

administration. National Housing and Town Planning Council, 1923. 

Part one gives a history of housing from the earliest times to 1914 with special 

reference to England; part two discusses the progress of the British housing movement 

from 1914 to 1923; parts three and four outline the preparation, adoption, and administration 

of the British national housing policy; part five gives brief information 

concerning the housing problem in other countries. 

Borsodi, Ralph. 338 B63 

The distribution age; a study of the economy of modern distribution; 

with an introduction by Lew Hahn. Appleton, 1927. 

A critical analysis of the costs and methods of modern distribution and a discussion 

of the possibilities for improving the methods and lowering the cost. 

Burgess, George, of Durban. 336.22-B897 

Every man's wages, how to increase them permanently; a claim for 

the taxation of land value. United Committee for the Taxation of Land 

Values [191-?] 

r 338.8 C82 

The Corporation and directors directory of Ohio, 1922/23. [cl923.]


Dane, Edmund. 331.84 D21 

The value of thrift, the golden thread of the world's life and activity; 

talks for 3'oung people on the saving of talent, effort, time, and money. 

Putnam, 1927. 

The same j 331.84 D21 

Dawson, Sir Philip. 330.9 D33 

Germany's industrial revival. Macmillan, 1926. 

A study of financial and industrial conditions in Germany since the World War. 

Based on a tour in 1922 of all the important industrial cities, together with information 

obtained from leading German representatives and the author's intimate aquaintance 

with Germany. 

Foerster, Robert Franz, & Dietel, E. H. 338.8 F68 

Employee stock ownership in the United States. [Princeton University 

Press] 1927. 

"The present study... is an inquiry into the specific nature of the plans under 

which employees acquire stock and a discussion of general questions raised by the 

provisions of such plans." Preface. 

The authors are (1927) director and assistant director of the Industrial relations 

section of the Department of economics and social institutions of Princeton University. 

Fuller, Raymond Garfield, & Strong, M. A. 331.3 F98ch 

Child labor in Massachusetts; an inquiry under the auspices of the 

Massachusetts Child Labor Committee. Massachusetts Child Labor 

Committee, 1926. 


George, M. Dorothy. 330.9 G312 

English social life in the eighteenth century, illustrated from contemporary 

sources, pt.i. Sheldon Press [1923]. (Texts for students.) 

"Books bearing on the subject": pt.i, p.63. 

Made up of excerpts from contemporary books, periodicals, reports, and speeches 

concerning economic and social conditions among the laboring classes. Contains sections 

on wages, standards of living, casualties and disorders of life, inclosures, housing, and 

poor law administration. 

Gibbons, Charles E., & Bell, H. M. r 331.3 G36c 

Children working on farms in certain sections of the western slope of 

Colorado. National Child Labor Committee, 1925. 

A study, begun in 1924, of the kind and amount of work done, living and working 

conditions, opportunities for recreation, family background, school attendance, etc. 

Hayward, William Richart, & Johnson, G. W. 330.9 H37 

The evolution of labour, past, present, and future. Duckworth 

[1926]. 

Also published under the title "The story of man's work". 

Part one sketches the history of civilization and industry from prehistoric times to 

the 18th century. Part two describes the industrial revolution of the 19th century and 

present labor conditions in England. 

Laidler, Harry Wellington, & Thomas, N. M., ed. 330.9 L15 

New tactics in social conflict; symposium by H. E. Barnes, Stuart 

Chase, Scott Nearing, and others. Vanguard Press, 1926. 

Contents.—Changing relations between property ownership and control.-—Trade 

unions enter business.—Changing tactics of employers toward the workers.—The sweep 

toward industrial combination.—American economic imperialism.—The new propaganda. 

—Power, coal, and forests.


Lott, Merrill Rowe. 331.2 L92 

Wage scales and job evaluation; scientific determination of wage 

rates on the basis of services rendered. Ronald Press Co. [cl926.] 

(The Ronald manufacturing industries library.) 

McGuire, Constantine Edward. 330.9 M164 

Italy's international economic position. Macmillan, 1926. (Institute 

of Economics. Publications; investigations in international economic 

reconstruction.) 

"Sketches the economic history of Italy from the unification of the kingdom in 

1861 to the present time. But the study is more than economic history because it also 

looks forward, (1) to answer the question whether Italy can in the near future achieve 

financial and economic stability; (2) to reveal the basic economic factors which...will 

prove of controlling importance; and (3) to outline the national policies which Italy's 

fundamental economic requirements would seem to dictate." Director's preface. 

Mallory, Walter Hampton. q 330.9 M29 

China; land of famine, with a foreword by J. H. Finley. Amer. 

Geographical Soc, 1926. (American Geographical Society. Special 

publication, no. 6.) 

The author explains "why China has so many famines and what, in his judgment, 

can be done to prevent them...The good and bad practices of former times are alluded 

to only in order to throw light on conditions as they are today". Preface. 

Marshall, Dorothy. 339 M41 

The English poor in the eighteenth century; a study in social and 

administrative history. Routledge, 1926. 


qr 016.33 Nil 

Nachschlagebuch der nachschlagewerke fiir die wirtschaftspraxis; hrsg. 

im auftrage des Hamburgischen Welt-Wirtschafts-Archivs von Paul 

Heile, 1925. v.l. [1925.] 

v.l includes supplements: I. Verzeichnis wichtiger wirtschaftszeitschriften aller 

lander. II. Denkschrift: Das Hamburgische Welt-Wirtschafts-Archiv. 

New York (city)—Public library. r 016.33622 N26 

Henry George and the single tax; a catalogue of the collection in 

the New York Public library, by R. A. Sawyer. 1926. 

Contents.—List of manuscripts.—Bibliographies.—Chronological list of principal 

published writings of Henry George.—Works by Henry George.—Works about Henry 

George.—Single tax in general.—Single tax periodicals. 

New York (city), Consumers' League. r 331.4 N261f 

Tlie forty eight hour law, do working women want it? [1927.] 

Report of an investigation made in 1926-27 among 500 working women. 

Oneal, James. 335 025 

American communism; a critical analysis of its origins, development, 

and programs. Rand Book Store, 1927. 


Pittsburgh University—Bureau of business research. r 333 P674 

Residence construction and other factors which have determined 

rent levels in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Pittsburgh, 1926. (Pittsburgh 

University.—School of business administration. Publication, no.3.) 

At head of title: University of Pittsburgh studies in business administration. 

I he same. (In Pittsburgh University—School of business administration. 

Publication, no.3.) r 658.0S p67 v_3


Shadwell, Arthur. 335 S52b 

The breakdown of socialism. Benn, 1926. 

"Based on a series of articles published under the same title in The Times during. . . 

February 1926." Preface. 

The result of a tour of inquiry in Russia, Germany, Austria, Sweden, Czechoslovakia, 

and Denmark in order to ascertain the progress of socialism since the World 

War. 

Simon, Sir John Allsebrook. 331.89 S59 

Three speeches on the General strike, with an introduction, diary of 

events, and appendices. Macmillan, 1926. 

Speeches delivered in the House of commons and in Cleckheaton Town Hall during 

the strike in England in May, 1926. 

Snyder, Blake, & Roby, R. W. 333 S67 

Fundamentals in real estate. Harper, 1927. 

United States—Federal trade commission. r 338.1 U2536p 

Preliminary report under Senate Resolution no.163, 68th Congress, 

1st session; competitive conditions in flour milling; May 3, 1926. 1926. 

On cover: Competitive conditions in flour milling. 


Index of foreign commercial and economic periodicals currently received 

in departmental and other institutional libraries located at Washington, 

D. C; comp. by C. C. Rice, special expert. 1926. 

Running title: Index of periodicals. 

Vibart, Hugh Henry Rose. , - 331.2 V29 

Family allowances in practice; an examination of the development 

of the family wage system and of the compensation fund principally in 

Belgium, France, Germany, and Holland. King, 1926. 

"List of authorities": p.226-230. 

Walling, William English. 331 W18 

American labor and American democracy. Harper, 1926. 

"Constitutes an historical examination of the policy of organized labor, its evolution, 

and its present status... Although Mr. Walling does not speak as a representative of 

organized labor, he has had intimate association with labor leaders...An important 

contribution to history, politics, and economics." A. T. Mason in American political 

science review, 1927. 

Williams, Judith Blow. r 016.33 W74 

A guide to the printed materials for English social and economic 

history, 1750-1850. 2v. Columbia University Press, 1926. (Records 

of civilization; sources and studies.) 

Banking. Finance 

Hamilton, William Peter. 332.6 H21 

The stock market barometer; a study of its forecast value based on 

Charles H. Dow's theory of the price movement; with an analysis of 

the market and its history since 1897. Harper [cl922]. 

Kilborne, Russell Donald. 332 K25 

Principles of money and banking. Shaw, 1927. 

463


Leaf, Walter. 332.1 L45 

Banking. Holt [cl927]. (Home university library of modern knowledge, 

no.118.) 


Discusses tbe evolution in the British banking system which has, in the last century, 

brought about the complete differentiation of central banking and deposit banking. 

Touches briefly upon principles of central banking in various other countries, but for 

deposit banking deals mainly with the British system. 

Page, Richard Gregory, & Gates, P. G. 332.14 P14 

The work of corporate trust departments. Prentice, 1926. 


"The purpose... is to discuss the various services rendered by corporate trust and 

corporate agency departments, and to describe the methods of a large financial institution 

in this connection." Preface. 

The authors are (1926) vice-president and assistant secretary of the Bankers 

Trust Company. 

Robbins, Carl Burton. 332.6 R53 

No-par stock; legal, financial, economic, and accounting aspects. 



Sykes, Joseph. 332.1 S98 

The amalgamation movement in English banking, 1825-1924. King, 

1926. 

Law 

American Bar Association. qr 347.06 A512 

The American Bar Association, London meeting, 1924; impressions 

of its social, official, professional, and juridical aspects as related by 

participants in contest for most enlightening review of trip; awards 

made by committee composed of J. M. Mayer [and others]. Shepard 

[cl925]. 

American Institute of International Law. r 341.5 A51 

Codification of American international law; a project of a code of 

private international law, prepared at the request, on March 2, 1925, of 

the Governing board of the Pan American LTnion for the consideration 

of the International Commission of Jurists, and submitted by the American 

Institute of International Law to the Governing board of the Pan 

American LTnion February 3, 1926. Pan American Union, 1926. 

Armstrong, Herbert Rowse, defendant. 343.1 A73 

Trial of Herbert Rowse Armstrong; ed. by Filson Young. Canada 

Law Book Co., Ltd. [1927.] (Notable British trials.) 

Trial, April 3-13, 1922, for the murder of his wife, Katherine Mary Armstrong. 

"Leading dates in Armstrong trial": p.21-22. 

Baker, Philip John Noel. 341.6 B175 

Disarmament. Hogarth Press, 1926. 

"A patient, clear, and exact study of its various phases, together with a luminous 

analysis of the various solutions proposed for each. .. Formerly a member of the League 

of Nations' Secretariat, now Professor of International Relations in the University of 

London, the author has the advantage of combining learning with stern experience." 

John Bakcless in Saturday review of literature, 1926.


Bartlett, Chester Joseph. 348 B27 

The tenure of parochial property in the LTnited States of America. 

Catholic University of America, 1926. 


Thesis (J. U. D.)—Catholic University of America, 1926. 

Beck, James Montgomery. 342.7 B36p 

The passing of the new freedom. Doran [cl920]. 

"With clear application to fact, Mr. Beck expounds the six great principles of our 

Constitution, the principles of the old freedom, which, he maintains, constitute 'the great 

contribution of its framers to the ordered progress of mankind.'.. .The astonishing thing 

about Mr. Beck's book, however, is not its political philosophy, but the literary quality 

of the dialogues regarding the Peace Conference, wdiich are its novel feature...It is 

satire, but not of the flagellating kind... All the great persons of the Conference are, 

indeed, made to speak in character." North American review, 1920. 

Conference of Teachers of International Law and qr 341 C74 

Related Subjects. 

Proceedings (2d), 1925. Carnegie Endowment for International 

Peace, 1926. (Carnegie Endowment for International Peace—Division 

of international law. Publications.) 

Martin, Warren Frederic, & Clark, J. R. r 341.3 M429 

American policy relative to alien enemy property. Govt. Print. Off., 

1926. ([United States.] 69th Cong., 2d sess. Senate. Doc. no.181.) 

An 18-page historical sketch. Also excerpts relating to rights of resident alien 

enemies on the outbreak of war, quoted from treaties made with various countries 

between 1778 and 1887. 

Oregon. Constitution. r 342.795 028 

The Oregon constitution and proceedings and debates of the Constitutional 

convention of 1857; ed. by C H. Carey. [State printing 

department, 1926.] 

"Printed under the direction of the Oregon Historical Society, iri, accordance with 

the provisions of chapter 379, Laws of Oregon, 1925." 

Lettered on cover: A history of the Oregon constitution. Carey. 1926. 

Pennsylvania. Statutes. r 345 P39Lw 

Laws relating to second-class townships and duties of supervisors, 

also auditors and tax collectors issued by the Department of highways 

for the information of township supervisors, auditors, and tax collectors. 

Telegraph Press, 1926. (Pennsylvania—Highways department. Bulletin, 

no.12.) 

Reiter, Prosper. 347.1 R32 

Profits, dividends, and the law; profits available for dividends from 

standpoint of law and best accounting practice. Ronald Press Co. 

[cl926.] 

A thorough analysis of statutes and cases in the light of the best accounting practice. 

After a preliminary discussion of fundamental accounting concepts, the book begins with 

a study of the English law. Part two is concerned with American law and practice. 


United States—Library of Congress. r 342.73 U25 

Proposed amendments to the Constitution of the United States, introduced 

in Congress from December 4, 1889 to July 2, 1926, presented 

by Mr. Dill April 5 (calendar day, April 8), 1926. 1926. 

The amendments are listed chronologically. In addition to the date are given the 

number of the resolution, its sponsor, and the purpose of each amendment. 

465


United States—Senate. r 343.1 U25 

Proceedings of the United States Senate in the trial of impeachment 

of George W. English, district judge of the United States for 

the eastern district of Illinois. 1926. (69th Cong., 2d sess. Senate. 

Doc. no.177.) 

Whyte, Sir Alexander Frederick. 342.54 W66 

India, a federation? being a survey of the principal federal constitutions 

of the world, with special reference to the relations of the 

central to the local governments in India. [Government of India Press, 

1926.] 

"This monograph was prepared by Sir Frederick Whyte, K.C.S.I., at the request of 

the Government of India." 2d prelim, leaf. 


Military and Naval Science 

Albion, Robert Greenhalgh. 359.942 A33 

Forests and sea power; the timber problem of the Royal Navy, 1652- 

1862; awarded the David A. Wells prize for the year 1924-25 and published 

from the income of the David A. Wells fund. Harvard University 

Press, 1926. (Harvard economic studies, v.29.) 


[Bond, Paul Stanley] ed. 355.55 B62 

The R. O. T. C manual: Infantry; a text book for the Reserve 

officers training corps. [Ed.7.] v.l. National Service Pub. Co. [cl925.] 

Pechkoff, Zinovi. 355.944 P35 

The bugle sounds, life in the Foreign Legion; preface by Andre 

Maurois. Appleton, 1926. 

"By combining excerpts from his diary with quick character sketches of typical 

legionnaires and brief descriptive passages which explain the habits, the points of view, 

and tbe traditions of the Legion, Major Pechkoff, the adopted son of Maxim Gorky and 

an officer in the French Foreign Legion, has managed to convey to the reader his keen 

insight into the glamour and the brutality of that hazardous life... In the closing 

chapters there is a vivid first-hand description of the guerilla warfare with the Riffians 

in 1925." C. B. Chase in Saturday review of literature, 1927. 

Sullivan, Charles J., comp. r 355.973 S94 

Army posts & towns; the Baedeker of the army. Free Press Printing 

Co., 1926. 

"The mission of this book is to inform the transferred officer or man at the 

moment he most needs information, at the time he receives orders transferring him to a 

station about which he knows little or nothing, thereby reducing the inconvenience and 

the expense usually incident to such a move...The data listed here was obtained 

directly from the Post Adjutants and Quartermasters... supplemented by articles in 

the Recruiting News and from various Corps Area and Department publications." 

Preface. 

Education 

Adams, Franklin Pierce, & Hansen, Harry, comp. 371.35 A21 

Answer this one; questions for everybody. Clode [cl927].


Barr, Arvil S., & Burton, W. H. 371 B259 

The supervision of instruction; a general volume. Appleton [cl926]. 

(Appleton series in supervision and teaching.) 


Batchelder, Samuel Francis. 378.7 H33b 

Bits of Harvard history. Harvard University Press, 1924. 


Contents.—The singular story of Holden Chapel.—The student in arms, old style.— 

The history of Commons, part 1.—-The history of Commons, part 2.—Harvard hospitalsurgeons 

of 1775.—Old times at the Law School.—Barracks on Cambridge Common, 

1775-1918.— Wanted !— "College characters".— C. C. Langdell, iconoclast.— Early 

chronology. 

Cook, William Adelbert. 379.1 C77 

Federal and state school administration. Crowell [cl927]. 

"Collateral references" at end of each chapter. 

Cox, Philip Wescott Lawrence. 371 C85 

Creative school control. Lippincott [cl927]. (Lippincott's educational 

guides.) 

"Selected bibliography" at end of most of the chapters. 

"It is the author's endeavor to keep before the reader a clear and consistent 

philosophy of social education and individual self-expression through creative activities." 

Preface. 

Crouch, Roy Asa. r 371.1 C89 

The status of the elementary-school principal. [1926.] 

Thesis (Ph.D.)—University of Missouri, 1926. 


"This study was published in the Fifth Yearbook of the Department of Elementary 

School Principals of the National Education Association." 

Culter, Horace M. 372 C91 

Elementary school methods with special reference to teachers in 

towns, villages, and rural areas. Lippincott [cl927], (Lippincott's 

educational guides.) 

"References" at end of each chapter except the last. 

Davis, Sheldon Emmor. 371.3 D32s 

Self-improvement; a study of criticism for teachers. Macmillan, 

1927. 



Douglass, Aubrey Augustus. 379.17 D76s 

Secondary education. Houghton [cl927]. (Riverside textbooks in 

education.) 

"Selected bibliography" at end of each chapter. 

England—Education board. 372 E64 

Report of the Consultative committee on the education of the 

adolescent. 1926. 

"Short list of publications bearing on full-time post-primary education in England 

and Wales": p.313-322.


Fenton, Norman. 371 3 F36 

- 

Self-direction and adjustment. 

ment and adjustment series.) 

World Book Co., 1926. (Measure 


Intended to help the college or advanced high-school student in measuring his own 

intellectual capacities and adjusting his career in conformity with them. Emphasizes 

means of effective study. The author is (1926) associate professor of psychology in 

Ohio University. 

Garrison, Charlotte Gano. 371.74 G19 

Permanent play materials for young children. Scribner [cl926]. 

(Series on childhood education.) 


"A clear, common-sense, non-technical statement of the principles which should guide 

us in the selection, use, and care of permanent play materials for Nursery Schools, 

Kindergartens, and Primary Grades. The materials and methods presented have grown 

out of experiments conducted for more than a decade in the Horace Mann School." 

P. S. Hill in Introduction. 

Haynes, Merritt Way. 371.4 H37 

Teaching shop work; a handbook for instructors in vocational schools 

and for students in trade-teacher training classes. Ginn [cl924]. 


Discusses the general methods of teaching in vocational courses. The author is 

(1924) assistant director of education, United Typothetae of America. 

Holmes, Henry Wyman, & Fowler, B. P., ed. 370.4 H73 

The path of learning; essays on education Little, 1926. 

"References" at end of each section: "Additional reference lists": p.[4711-488. 

Contents.—Some conceptions of education.—Democracy and public education.—The 

problem of mental discipline.—What shall we teach?—Experiments in progressive education.—Education 

for character.—The profession of teaching. 

Hullfish, Henry Gordon. 370.1 H91 

Aspects of Thorndike's psychology in their relation to educational 

theory and practice. Ohio State University Press [1926]. (Ohio State 

University. Contributions in principles of education, no.l.) 

"Ohio State University studies." 

Hurd, Richard Melancthon. r 378.7 Y13h 

A history of Yale athletics, 1840-1888, giving every contest with 

Harvard, Princeton, Pennsylvania, Columbia, Wesleyan, and others in 

rowing, foot ball, base ball, track athletics; tennis; with illustrations and 

complete tables of statistics. Privately printed [cl888]. 

Ikin, Alfred E. 379.1 121 

Organization and administration of the education department. Pitman, 

1926. (Pitman's municipal series.) 

"Some books for the education office": p.223-227. 

Jones, Thomas Jesse. 370.1 J416 

Four essentials of education; preface by F. H. Giddings, introduction 

by Sir M. E. Sadler. Scribner [cl926]. 

The author believes that the aim of education should be to lead man to a knowledge 

and mastery of hygiene and health, to increase his ability to take advantage of the 

resources and opportunities of his environment, to train him for a decent and comfortable 

domestic life, and to help him to create a sane and elastic personality, selfcontrolled 

and poised and capable of happiness. Dr. Jones is (1926) educational 

director of the Phelps Stokes Fund.


Kilpatrick, William Heard. 370.4 K25 

Education for a changing civilization; three lectures delivered on the 

Luther Laflin Kellogg foundation at Rutgers University, 1926. Macmillan, 

1927. 

Kirkpatrick, John Ervin. 378 K28 

The American college and its rulers. New Republic Inc., 1926. 

"Dr. Kirkpatrick has written some interesting articles on the origin of several 

colleges and has joined with these a plea for faculty control of the colleges." Saturday 



Administration and organization of immigrant education in the state 

of New York. 1926. (Bulletin, 110.8S6.) 

Pennsylvania—Normal school principals board. qr 370.7 P39 

Report of the General curricular revision committee to the Board of 

normal school principals, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. 1926. 

Phillips, G. R. 371.3 P51 

Pictorial illustration in the school; a handbook for teachers and 

training college students. Pitman, 1926. (Handwork series.) 

Reavis, William Claude. 371.9 R25 

Pupil adjustment in junior and senior high schools; a treatment of 

the problems and methods of educational counseling and guidance with 

examples from actual practice, with an introduction by L. D. Coffman. 

Heath [cl926], 

"Selected references" at end of some of the chapters; "Selected references on 

pedagogical case accounts": p.317-321; "Selected references on medical diagnosis": 

p.322-323. 

Reed, Homer Blosser. 372 R28 

Psychology of elementary school subjects. Ginn [cl927]. 


The author is (1927) assistant professor of psychology in the University of 

Pittsburgh. 

Sears, Jesse Brundage. 370.2 S43 

The school survey; a textbook on the use of school surveying in the 

administration of public schools. Houghton [cl92S], (Riverside textbooks 

in education.) 

"Selected references" at end of each chapter; "List of school survey reports referred 

to in this book": p.429-433. 

Shaver, Erwin L. 377 S533L 

A leader's guide for young people's projects: A Christian's life-work, 

A Christian's recreation, A Christian's attitude toward the press, Christian 

world-builders, Christian young people and world-friendships, 

Young people and the church; a guide for leaders of young people's 

groups in Sunday schools, churches. Christian associations, and week-day 

schools. University of Chicago Press [cl925]. (Chicago University. 

Publications in religious education; constructive studies.) 

469


Sloman, Mrs. Laura (Gillmore). 372 S63 

Some primary methods. Macmillan, 1927. 

"Your library": p.282-284. 

The author was formerly instructor in primary methods in Teachers College, 

Columbia University, and in the University of Pittsburgh. 

377 S65 

Smith, Sherman Merritt. 

The relation of the state to religious education in Massachusetts. 

Syracuse University Book Store, 1926. 

Bibliography: p.323-339. , . . i_ , J 11 

A historical study of the extent to which religious education in schools and colleges 

has been promoted, controlled, or in any way influenced by the state from the first 

settlement of Massachusetts to the present time. 

Swiss National Tourist Office. r 370.9494 S97 

Switzerland and her schools; education, instruction. 1925. 

An illustrated pamphlet describing briefly the educational facilities of the country. 

Teng, Tsui Yang, & Lew, T. T„ ed. 379.51 T28 

Education in China; papers contributed by the members of committees 

of the Society for the Study of International Education. Society 

for the Study of International Education, 1923. 

United States—Education bureau. r 375 U25 

A course of study for United States schools for natives of Alaska, 

prepared under the direction of the commissioner of education. 1926. 

Vassar College. r 376.8 V23re 

Register of funds in trust of Vassar College, Poughkeepsie, N. Y„ 

compiled by P. C. Cassat. 1926. 

Whitman, Arthur Dudley. 371.25 W64 

The value of the examinations of the College Entrance Examination 

Board as predictions of success in college. Teachers College, Columbia 


At head of title: The Lincoln school of Teachers College. 


Whitney, Frederick Lamson. 371 W65 

The growth of teachers in service; a manual for the inexperienced 

superintendent of schools. Century [cl927]. (Century education series.) 

"Reference list" at end of each chapter. 

Folklore. Customs. Costume. Etiquette 

Giafferri, Paul Louis de. qr 391 G35h 

The history of the feminine costume of the world, from the year 

5318 B.C. to our century. 20 pts. in 2v. Foreign Publications, Inc. 

Each part contains 10 colored plates. 

v.l. The symbolism of the Chinese costumes.—The beauties of the Japanese 

costumes.—The splendour of the Egyptian costumes.—Old and modern Egyptian costumes.—The 

luxurious Assyrian costumes.—The sumptuous Persian costumes.—The 

fascination of the Indian costumes.—The beautiful lines of the Greek costumes.—The 

fine draperies of the Greco-Roman costumes.—The riotous colours of the oriental 

costumes. 

v.2. The Roman costumes and its fine lines.—The comfortable costumes of the 

Gauls.—The medieval costumes of Europe.—The European costumes: France.—The 

European costumes: Northern countries, Scandinavia.—The European costumes: United 

Kingdom.—The European costumes: the Latins; Spain, Italy.—The European costumes: 

Central Europe; Germany, Russia.—The three Americas.—Primitive races.


Lyon, Mrs. Massey. r 395 L99 

Etiquette; a guide to public and social life; with eight plates. Casse 

[1927]. 

English etiquette. Besides the usual subjects of weddings, dinners, parties, etc. it 

discusses presentation aa court, royalty as host and guest, decorations asd armorial 

bearings, precedence, public work, hunts, race meetings, and shooting. 

Palencia, Isabel de. r 391 P18 

The regional costumes of Spain; their importance as a primitive 

expression of the aesthetic ideals of the nation; with a prologue by 

D. L. P. Bueno. [cl926.] 

List of works [on] the history of costume in Spain: p.143—146. 

Descriptive text and 245 illustrations from paintings and photographs. 

Puckie, Bertram S- 393 P98 

Funeral customs; their origin and development. Stokes [1926]. 

"His accounts cover the usage and the convictions of both savage and civilized men 

throughout historic times from the days of the ancient Egyptians to the present and 

include the myths and legends and as much as has been learned of the practices of those 

dim ages before history began. But the greater part of the volume is devoted to the 

developments of funeral customs in the comparatively recent times of the Christian 

epoch. . .Among the illustrations are many reproductions of curious old prints." New 

York times book review, 1927. 

Robinson, Joseph Armitage 398.25 R55 

Two Glastonbury legends; King Arthur and St. Joseph of Arimathea. 

Cambridge University Press. 1926. 

The substance of lectures concerning the historical truth underlying the ancient 

traditions which connect Joseph and King Arthur with Glastonbury Abbey. Based on a 

study of early documents. The author is 11927) dean of Wells. 

Women 


for this purpose by Charles C. Meltor. 

Caraballo y Sotolongo, Francisco. 324.3 C18 

Mujeres, a las urnas y al hogar! (El feminismo y la America latina) 

y homenaje a la mujer cubana. 1918. 

"Labor literaria y cientifica de la mujer cubana. La prensa femenina": p.[141]- 

168. 

Canada—Labour department. r 396.2 C16 

Legal status of women in Canada, as shown by extracts from Dominion 

and provincial laws relating to naturalization, franchise, crime, 

marriage, divorce, property, devolution of estates, mothers and children, 

employment, and other subjects; published at the request of the National 

Council of Women of Canada. Acland, 1924. 

Compiled by Mrs. O. C. Edwards. 

Otto, Eduard. 396 031 

Deutsches frauenleben im wandel der jahrhunderte. Ed.3. 1918. 

(Aus natur und geisteswelt, v.45.) 

471


396 S42 

Scott, J. W. Robertson-. 

The story of the women's institute movement in England & Wales & 

Scotland. Village Press, 192S. 

The movement, organized in England in 1915 to improve the conditions of rural 

life and to provide opportunities for mutual help and intercourse, has resulted in some 

four thousand institutes. 

The Survey. V 396 S96 

Woman's place number. 1926. 

v 57, no.5, Dec. 1, 1926 of the "Survey". 

The same. (In the Survey, v.57, no.5, Dec. 1, 1926.) . .qr 361 C3732 v.57 

Articles on social and economic problems concerning women. 

Language 

Anderson, Jessie Macmillan. 422 A54 

A study of English words. Amer. Book Co. [cl897.] 

California—Education, State board of. 428.2 C13 

Lessons in oral English for classes of beginners—women. 1924. 

(Bulletin S-D.) 

Clark, Charles Upson, & Game, J. B. 479 C51 

Medieval and late Latin selections for the use of college students. 

Mentzer [cl925]. 

Cordier, Mathurin. r 478 C81 

Corderii colloquiorum centuria selecta; or, A select century of the 

colloquies of Corderius; with an English translation, as literal as possible, 

designed for the use of beginners in the Latin tongue, by John 

Clarke, corrected and improved by James Ross. Robinson, 1817. 

Craigie, William Alexander. 421.4 C86 

English spelling; its rules and reasons. Crofts, 1927. 

Doriot, Sophie. 438 D73 

The beginners' book in German, with humorous illustrations. Ginn, 

1889. 

Gairdner, William Henry Temple. 492.7 G14 

Egyptian colloquial Arabic: a conversation grammar. Ed.2, rev. & 

mostly rewritten. Milford, 1926. (American University, Cairo. Oriental 

studies.) 

Roman characters; transliteration according to the International phonetic alphabet. 


Englisch-deutscher techno-diktionar; eine sammlung nur technischer 

fachausdriicke aus hiitte, giesserei, und werkstatt. [cl922.] 

Kennedy, Arthur Garfield. qr 016.42 K18 

A bibliography of writings on the English language from the beginning 

of printing to the end of 1922. Harvard LTniversity Press, 1927. 

National Council of Teachers of English. r 420 N15p 

The place of English in American life; report of an investigation 

by a committee of the National Council of Teachers of English, ed. 

by J. M. Clapp. [cl926.]


Newman, Mary Letitia. 478 N28 

Easy Latin plays. Rev. & enl. ed. Bell, 1926. 

Olver, Graham Thomas Walters. r 443.2 023 

A French-English dictionary of legal and commercial terms. 

Stevens, 1925. 

"The terms given in this book have been chiefly taken from the Dictionnaire de 

I'Academie Francaise, and include most of the legal terms or expressions found in 

the French codes." Preface. 

Palmer, Harold E., and others. r 421.5 P19 

A dictionary of English pronunciation with American variants (in 

phonetic transcription). Appleton, 1927. 

Pearson, Henry Carr. 488 P35 

Greek prose composition. Amer. Book Co.[cl897.] 

Soissons, Guy Jean Raoul Eugene Charles Emmanuel 491.85 S68 

de Savoie-Carignan, comte de. 

Polish self-taught by the natural method with phonetic pronunciation; 

Thimm's system. Marlborough [pref. 1925]. (Marlborough's 

self-taught series.) 

Templeton, Marguerite, & Burgell, J. G. 468 T28 

Siete comedias faciles. Knopf, 1926. (Borzoi Spanish texts.) 

Ward, Charles Henshaw. 420.7 W21 

What is English? a book of strategy for English teachers. Rev. ed. 

Scott [cl925]. 

"Its aims are...to describe in detail those devices that any teacher can use anywhere, 

to explain the reasons for methods, to address the novice teacher." Preface. 

Some of the chapter headings are: Why study grammar ?—What and why is 

punctuation.—Minimum essentials.—What is theme value ?—Vocabulary work.—The 

teaching of literature. 

Wohlfarth, Julia Helen. 42.0.7 W83 

Self-help methods of teaching English; a guide and ally for teachers 

of elementary English. World Book Co., 1926. 

Worman, James Henry. 448 W89s 

Second French book after the natural or Pestalozzian method, for 

schools and home instruction. Amer. Book Co. [cl910.] (Worman's 

Chautauqua language series.) 

Added title-page in French. 

Science 

Bang, Th. r 526.8 B22 

Foretesninger over militser topografi, med de forneidne sa=tninger af 

geodassien og den mathematiske geografi, udarbejdede for den muitaere 

heijskole. 1884. 

529.78 B63 

The Book of old sundials & their mottoes, with eight illustrations in 

colour by Alfred Rawlings and thirty-six drawings of some famous 

sundials by Warrington Hogg. Foulis [1922]. 

Contents.—Old sundials, by Launcelot Cross.—Sundial mottoes.


Childe, Vere Gordon. 572.891 C43 

The Aryans; a study of Indo-European origins. Knopf, 1926. (The 

history of civilization; pre-history and antiquity.) 

"Bibliographical note": p.[213]-215. 

qr 573.6 G93 

Grosse und gewicht der schulkinder und andere grundlagen fiir die 

ernahrungsfiirsorge; neubearbeitung der "Praktischen winke fiir den 

musternden arzt", fiir den gebrauch der bei der amerikanisch-deutschen 

kinderspeisung (quakerspeisung) beschiiftigten arzte (1. august 1921), 

mit sechs graphischen darstellungen und einer iibersichtskarte; hrsg. 

von Deutschen Zentralausschuss fiir die Auslandshilfe E. V. durch 

dessen arztlichen beirat. 1924. 

"Aus der einschlagigen literatur": p.74—11. 

Henderson, John Brooks. 570.97291 H44 

The cruise of the Tomas Barrera; the narrative of a scientific expedition 

to western Cuba and the Colorados reefs, with observations on 

the geology, fauna, and flora of the region. Putnam, 1916. 

Hodge, Clifton Fremont, & Dawson, Jean. 570 H66 

Civic biology; a textbook of problems, local and national, that can 

be solved only by civic cooperation. Ginn [cl918]. 

"The laboratory bookshelf": p.16-17. 

Huntington, Ellsworth. 573.4 H94pu 

The pulse of progress, including a sketch of Jewish history; with a 

chapter on climatic changes, by G. C. Simpson. Scribner, 1926. 

"List of books and articles, by Ellsworth Huntington from which much of the 

material of this book has been drawn": p.321-324. 

Somewhat detached chapters, dealing in general with ethnologic, climatic, and other 

factors in human progress. Most of the material is taken from the author's previously 

published works. 

Huxley, Julian Sorell. 575 H983 

The stream of life. Harper, 1927. (Things-to-know series.) 

Short, readable outline of evolution, heredity, and eugenics. 

Massingham, Harold John. 571 M45 

Downland man; with an introduction by G. E. Smith. Doran [1926?] 

"A list of authorities used": p.401-405; "Publications, etc.": p.406^107. 

Mitchell, Samuel Alfred, & Abbot, C. G. 520 M74 

The fundamentals of astronomy. Van Nostrand, 1927. 

"This textbook, though based on 'The Earth and the Stars,' which was published 

recently by one of the present authors, has been so modified, corrected, modernized and 

amplified, that it is practically a new work." Preface. 

Pittsburgh Special Libraries Association. qr 016.505 P67 

Union list of periodicals in some of the special libraries of Pittsburgh; 

comp. by M. M. Lynch and Henrietta Kornhauser. Pittsburgh, 1926. 

Riley, Isaac Woodbridge. 509 R45 

From myth to reason; the story of the march of mind in the interpretation 

of nature. Appleton, 1926. 

^ History of science and philosophy, attempting to trace the development of man's 

views of his relation to the universe. Treated under the "Five Ages" of myth, magic, 

discovery, mechanics, and evolution.


United States—Hydrographic office. r 525.6 U253 

New dynamical wave-theory of the tides; discovery of the physical 

cause of the variation of latitude, with calculation of the period and 

amplitude of the polar motion from the observed oscillations of tlie 

unsymmetrically situated ocean hemisphere, including a revised cotidal 

map of the oceans now shown to be oscillating in synchronous worldwaves 

coperiodic with the disturbing forces, Laplace's principle, together 

with an investigation of other laws of the motion of the sea hitherto unknown, 

and an improved method for calculating the rigidity of the 

earth. 1926. (Publication, no.207.) 

Prepared by T. J. J. See, mathematician, United States Navy. 

Vidal de La Blache, Paul Marie Joseph. 573.4 V31 

Principles of human geography; ed. by Emmanuel de Martonne; tr. 

from the French by M. T. Bingham. Holt [cl926]. 


"What seems to us most novel in these pages, in comparison with the best published 

work on anthropogeography, or human geography, is not so much the astonishing erudition 

or the wealth of examples from a great variety of countries, as the way in which 

the historical point of view penetrates, dominates and inspires the examination, classification 

and explanation of all the facts. I think no one has tried, to the same degree, to 

look at the present phenomena of human geography as mere stages in a long evolution. 

Vidal de la Blache surveys them in the past and in the future simultaneously." 

Editor's preface. 

Wiggam, Albert Edward. 575.6 W68n 

The next age of man. Bobbs [cl927]. 

Mathematics 

Bond, John David. qr 514.09 B62 

The development of trigonometric methods down to the close of the 

xvth century (with a general account of the methods of constructing 

tables of natural sines down to our days). 4 pts. in lv. 1921-23. 

Thesis (Ph.D.)—University of Michigan, 1920. 

Bibliographical foot-notes in pt.i—2. 

Issued in four parts in "Isis", v.4, p.295-323, p.459-465, v.5, p.99-115, p.339-363. 

Contents.—The development of trigonometric methods down to the close of the 

xvth century.—Richard Wallingford (1292 ?—1335).—Quadripartitum Ricardi Walynforde 

de sinibus demonstratis.—Richard Wallingford's Quadripartitum (English translation) 

. 

Dickson, Leonard Eugene. 512.8 D55 

Modern algebraic theories. Sanborn [cl926]. 


"Based on the author's lectures of recent years. It presupposes calculus and elementary 

theory of algebraic equations. Its aim is to provide a simple introduction to 

the essentials of each of the branches of modern algebra, with the exception of the advanced 

part treated in the author's Algebras and Their Arithmetics. The book develops 

the theories which center around matrices, invariants, and groups, which are among the 

most important concepts in mathematics." Preface. 

Ince, Edward Lindsay. q 517.38 124 

Ordinary differential equations. Longmans, 1927. 


Jolley, Leonard Benjamin William, comp. 510.8 J38 

Summation of series. Chapman, 1925. 

Bibliography: p.xi. 

475


Physics 

Baxter, Leon H. S37 81 

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B33 

Electro-craft in theory and practice. Bruce Pub. Co. [cl925.] 

Elementary instruction in electricity and in making of simple electrical apparatus. 

Bridgman, Percy AVilliams. r 536.7 B74 

A condensed collection of thermodynamic formulas. Harvard Uni 

versity Press, 1925. 

"A shorter version of the following collection of thermodynamic formulas was 

published in the Physical Review for April, 1914." Preface. 

Campbell, Norman Robert. 537 C15a 

Modern electrical theory; supplementary chapters, chaps. 15-17, 

in 3v. 1921-23. 

chap. 15. Series spectra. 

chap. 16. Relativity. 

chap. 17. The structure of the atom. 

The same r 53 ? C15a 

Catchpool, Edmund. r 534 C27 

A text-book of sound; with numerous diagrams and examples. 

Ed.2. Clive [1894]. (The University tutorial series; the tutorial 

physics, v.l.) 

Coursey, Philip Ray. r 537.224 C84 

Electrical condensers; their construction, design, and industrial uses. 

Pitman, 1927. 


Grdber, Heinrich. r 536.2 G93 

Einfiihrung in die lehre von der warmeiibertragung; ein leitfaden fiir 

die praxis; mit 60 textabbildungen und 40 zahlentafeln. 1926. 

"Literaturverzeichnis": p.197-198. 

Hinshelwood, Cyril Norman. 536.7 H57 

Thermodynamics for students of chemistry. Dutton [1926]. 

Attempts to present fundamentals clearly, and to indicate application to actual 

problems of physics and chemistry. Stresses interrelation of kinetic theory and the laws 

of thermodynamics. 

Jeans, James Hopwood. 530.1 J22 

Atomicity and quanta; being the Rouse Ball lecture delivered on 

May 11, 1925. Cambridge University Press, 1926. 

Macmillan, William Duncan. 531 M21 

Theoretical mechanics; statics and the d3niamics of a particle. Mc 

Graw, 1927. 

Nernst, Walther. 536.7 N23n 

The new heat theorem; its foundations in theory and experiment; tr. 

from the 2d German ed. by Guy Barr. Dutton [1926]. 

"List of thermodynamical papers from the Physico-Chemical Institute of the University 

of Berlin (1906-1916)": p.256-263. 

"Nernst has assumed a familiarity with thermodynamics and has confined the discussion 

generally to the third law and its applications." George Granger Brown iu 

Chemical and metallurgical engineering. 1927.


qr 537.5305 R134 

Le Radium; la radioactivite, les radiations, l'ionisation; journal de 

physique theorique et experimentale, 1904-19. v.1-11. 1904-19. 

Sub-title varies slightly. 

Publication suspended July 1914-April 1919. 

United with "Journal de physique theorique et appliquee" to form "Journal de 

physique et le radium". 

Sociedad Espanola de Fisica y Quimica. r 530.5 S67 

Anales, 1909-15, 1917-18. v.7-13, 15-16. 1909-18. 

Beginning with 1912 the "Anales" are issued in 2 parts: pt.i. Notas y memorias; 

pt.2. Extractos de revistas. 

Indice general, v.1-10. (In v.10, 1912.) 

Societe Frangaise de Physique. r 530.4 S67 

Collection de memoires relatifs a la physique, v.1-5. 1884-91. 

v.l. Memoires de Coulomb. 

v.2-3. Memoires sur l'electrodynamique. 

v.4-5. Memoires sur le pendule. 

Chemistry 

Barry, T. Hedley, and others. 547.78541 B27 

The chemistry of the natural & synthetic resins. Benn, 1926. (Oil 

& colour chemistry monographs.) 


Budowski, I. r 547.7715 B85 

Die naphthensauren. 1922. 


Cleve, Per Teodor. r 547 C58 

Larobok i oorganisk kemi. [1877.] (Larobok i kemi, v.l.) 

Collins, Sidney Hoare, & Redington, George. 547.89 C71 

Plant products. Ed.2. Van Nostrand, 1926. (Industrial chemistry.) 

"References" at end of each section; "General bibliography": p.250-251. 

Binder's title reads "Plant products and chemical fertilisers", and nearly half the 

book is devoted to soils and fertilizers. Much attention is given to the properties of 

various products particularly those used for stock feeding. 

Grafenberg, Leopold. r 546.21 G76 

Beitrage zur kenntnis des ozons. 1903. 

Inaug.-diss.—Gottingen. 


La Motte Chemical Products Company, Baltimore, Md. qr 541.8 L19 

Pioneers and leaders in the commercial production of materials and 

equipment for the colorimetric determination of hydrogen ion concentration 

and for water analysis. [Ed.2.] [cl926.] 

Cover-title reads "The A B C of hydrogen ion control". 


Trade literature presenting a non-technical account of the theory, practice, and 

applications of the colorimetric determination of hydrogen ion concentration, with a 

catalogue and price list of the company's products used therefor. 

McCutcheon, Thomas Potter, & Seltz, Harry. 540 M143 

General chemistry, theoretical and descriptive. Van Nostrand, 1927.


National Research Council—Chemistry and chemical r 540.5 N15 

technology division. 

A survey of American chemistry, including reports from scientific 

committees, Division of chemistry and chemical technology, National 

Research Council; ed. by W. J. Hale, in cooperation with C. J. West, 

1925/26. v.l. [cl927.] 


Rice, Frank Elmore. 547 R39 

Organic chemistry, designed for students in applied biological fields; 

agriculture, home economics, medicine, dental science, pharmacy, and 

veterinary medicine. McGraw, 1927. (International chemical series.) 

Bibliographical references in "Suggested topics for further study" at end of most 

of the chapters. 

Thornton, William Mynn. 546.82 T41 

Titanium; with special reference to the analysis of titaniferous substances. 

Chemical Catalog Co., 1927. (American Chemical Society. 

Monograph series [no.33].) 

"Notes and references": p.229-255. 


Primarily for the practical analyst, giving full details regarding methods of known 

reliability in detection and estimation. Includes also information on occurrence, general 

chemistry, and industrial uses of titanium, and on preparation of various reagents. 

Worrall, David Elbridge. 547 W91 

Principles of organic chemistry. Longmans, 1927. 

Text-book for beginners. Presents general theory and discusses more important 

compounds, but does not include laboratory methods. 

Geology 

Collom, Roy Edward. 553.28 C71 

Prospecting and testing for oil and gas. Gov't. Print. Off., 1922. 

(United States—Mines bureau. Bulletin, no.201.) 

"Publications on oil-field technology": p.163-164. 

The same. (In United States—Mines bureau. Bulletin, 

no.201.) r 622.009 U25 no.201 

Culver, Harold Eugene. qr 557.97 C91 

Abstract of the report on the geology and resources of the Pasco 

and Prosser quadrangles. [1926.] (Washington (state)—Geology 

division. Reports of investigations, no.l.) 


In 1923 and 1924 a general survey of the Pasco and Prosser quadrangles was made 

by Solon Shedd, and the complete report will be made by him. Condensed from Prefatory 

note. 

Contains folded map. 

Little, James Macfarlane. 558.3 L74 

The geology and metal deposits of Chile. Branwell [cl926]. 

Confined to three of the central provinces of Chile. 

Locke, Augustus. 55343 L75 

Leached outcrops as guides to copper ore. Williams, 1926. 


Geological and chemical study of the use of leached outcrops for the prediction of 

hidden sulphid ore. Based on intensive investigations of the disseminated deposits of the 

southwestern United States.


Manitoba—Industrial development board. r 557.127 M33 

The mineral resources of southeastern Manitoba, Rice Lake district, 

Oiseau River district, boundary district, by J. S. De Lury. 1927. 


Pennsylvania—Topographic and geologic survey r 557.48 P3993t 

commission. 

Topographic and geologic atlas of Pennsylvania, no.37, 65, 178, 206. 

cl925-26. 

At head of title: Pennsylvania Geological survey, fourth series. 


Rastall, Robert Heron. 550 R21 

Physico-chemical geology. Longmans, 1927. 


Botany 

Burbank, Luther, & Hall, Wilbur. 581.15 B88 

The harvest of the years. Houghton, 1927. 

An entertaining book dealing mainly with the work of Burbank but also touching 

on his life and the religious controversies into which he entered during the last few 

years of his life. 

Cannon, William Austin. qr 581.43 Cl7p 

Physiological features of roots, with especial reference to the relation 

of roots to aeration of the soil; with a chapter on Differences between 

nitrogen and helium as inert gases in anaerobic experiments on plants, 

by E. E. Free. Carnegie Institution of Washington, 1925. (Carnegie 

Institution of Washington. Publication no.368.) 


Describes investigations of the growth of roots in small concentrations of oxygen. 

Cheyney, Edward Gheen. 582 C42 

What tree is that? illustrations by G. D. George. Appleton, 1927. 

Practical book intended for the person who is not a botanist. 

Longyear, Burton Orange. 582 L84 

Trees and shrubs of the Rocky Mountain region, with keys and 

descriptions for their identification; illustrated with one hundred and 

twenty-eight pen drawings by the author, and nine colored plates. Putnam, 

1927. 

Includes the clearly defined species occurring from Central New Mexico to Canada 

along both sides of the Rocky Mountains. The drawings are well executed. 

Peattie, Donald Culross. 581.6 P35 

Cargoes and harvests; maps by Beatrice Siegel. Appleton, 1926. 

"Suggested reading" at end of most of the chapters. 

Contents.—Plant power.—The spices of Ind.—Quinine.—The age of rubber.—The 

five o'clock cup.—The vanishing vegetable dyes.—Camphor.—The potato.—Breadfruit 

and a mutiny.—The poppy.—Tobacco.—The reign of cotton.—The tree of the leper.— 

Our inherited crops.—Must we starve? 

Well written chapters on various plant products, with some indication of how the 

character of plant life influences the destiny of nations. One interesting chapter deals 

with the chaulmoogra tree, which yields an oil apparently efficacious in the treatment 

of leprosy. Chapters are provided with well chosen, annotated references.


Zoology 

De Beer, Gavin Rylands. 591.3 D35 

An introduction to experimental embryology. Clarendon Press, 1926. 

"List of the experiments described" containing references: p.[136-144.] 

Howes, Paul Griswold. q 590 H85 

Backyard exploration; illustrated with 216 photographs and draw 

ings by the author. Doubleday, 1927. 

Illustrated chapters, touching on geology but concerned mainly with animal life in 

the region around Stamford, Connecticut. 

Ortmann, Arnold Edward. q 595.38 028 

The crawfishes of the state of Pennsylvania. Pittsburgh [1906]. 

(Carnegie Institute, Pittsburgh—Museum. Memoirs, v.2, no.10.) 


The same. (In Carnegie Institute, Pittsburgh—Museum. Memoirs, 

v.2, no.10.) qr 507 C21m v.2 

Sinclair, James, entomologist. qr 595.78 S61 

Instructions for collecting and preserving valuable Lepidoptera. 

cl917. 


Useful Arts 

American Wood Working Machinery Company— 684.07 A51 

Educational department. 

Education through woodworking; a series of prize winning essays; 

practical hints on the operation of woodworking machines, floor plans 

and machine specifications for woodworking departments; introduction 

by Arthur Dean. [cl924.] 

Mainly essays by vocational teachers on the subject of cabinet-making as a cultural 

study. The sections on shop practice and equipment are intended to assist the teacher 

in his class work. 

Bogart, Ernest Ludlow, & Landon, C. E. 603 B58 

Modern industry. Longmans, 1927. (Longman's economic series.) 

"Bibliographical note" at end of some of the chapters. 

Intended as an introduction to study of economics. Considers industrial processes 

in general and describes some of tbe more important American industries. 

Crampton, Charles. 689 C86 

Cane work; a practical book on the making of trays, workbaskets, 

handbaskets, etc., explaining in detail the various weaves, borders, and 

handles; fully illustrated with photographs and working drawings. 

Dryad Handicrafts, 1924. 


Crampton, Charles. 689 C86c 

Cane work on simple frames. Dryad Handicrafts.


Daniels, Ara Marcus. 697.3 D22 

Warm-air furnace heating Sheet metal worker, 1927. 

Includes gas fuel and gives very brief attention to oil fuel. Considers combination 

(warm air and hot water) heating and forced-air furnace heating. Appendix gives 

"standard code" approved by the National Warm Air Heating and Ventilating Association, 

the American Society of Heating and Ventilating Engineers, and other organizations. 

Hartopp, Florence M. 689 H33 

Table loom weaving. Dryad Handicrafts. 

Jones, Bernard E., ed. r 680 J39 

The amateur mechanic; a practical guide for the handyman; with 

thousands of photographs and drawings. Ed. [2], enl. 4v. Waverley 

Book Co. [1926?] 

Kunou, Charles A. 684 K43 

American school toys and useful articles in wood. Rev. ed. v.l. 

Bruce Pub. Co. [cl924.] 

Lucas, Alfred. 609 L96 

Ancient Egyptian materials. Longmans, 1926. 


A non-technical discussion of various materials, with some attention to the methods 

of utilization. Author is chemist of tbe Department of antiquities, Cairo. 

"The wide dissemination of information such as is contained in this book should 

go far towards counteracting the absurd air of mystery with which ancient Egypt is 

commonly invested by unscientific people." Chemical age, 1927. 

Mochrie, Elsie. 689 M76 

Raffia work. [Ed.2.] Dryad Handicrafts [1926]. 

Presents concise instructions for making a number of articles. Covers winding, 

plaiting, weaving, canvas work, flowers, and coiled baskets. 

National Hardwood Lumber Association. qr 674.02 N15 

Consumers' register, v.17, 2d sec, 1923, v.20, quarterly section, 1926. 

C1923-26. 

"Published quarterly." 

Peach, Mabel W. 689 P34 

Tablet weaving; with an introduction by H. H. Peach. Dryad 

Handicrafts [192-?]. 


Pennsylvania—Forestry department. qr 634.9 P399 

Program for a forestry meeting; ten short articles on forestry. 1923. 

(Circular 22.) 


Pralle, Heinrich. 689 P88 

Tablet weaving; an old peasant craft; tr. with some additions by 

M. & H. H. Peach. Dryad Works Handicraft Dept. [1920.] 

Wilson, John Douglas, & Werner, S. O. 694.2 W76 

Simplified roof framing. McGraw, 1927. (McGraw-Hill vocational 

texts.) 

Elementary presentation of principles. Requires no knowledge of mechanical drawing, 

geometry, or trigonometry. 

481


Wright, Milton. 608 W93 

Inventions and patents; their development and promotion. McGraw, 

1927. 

A readable book giving much useful information on patents and trade-marks, the 

promotion and marketing of inventions, and inventing as a profession. 

Young, Charles Louis. 698.6 Y36 

Wallpaper and wallpaper hanging. Century [cl926]. (Century vocational 

series.) 

Some of the chapters were formerly published in "Wallpaper magazine". 

"Bibliography on the decoration of houses and the hanging of wallpaper": p.284-289. 

A practical handbook for those engaged in any branch of the wall-paper business. 

Stress is laid on estimating wall surface, equipment, preparation of the walls, and the 

hanging of different kinds of coverings. 


Averill, Lawrence Augustus. 613 A95 

Educational hygiene. Houghton [cl926]. (Riverside textbooks in 

education.) 


Author urges the desirability of teaching correct health habits, avoiding anatomy and 

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in hygiene. Is intended for teachers of hygiene in elementary grades, and 

includes chapters on teaching of hygiene and on school health administration. 

Copeland, Royal Samuel. 610 C79 

The health book. Harcourt [cl924]. 

Helpful book on emergencies, common ailments, and general advice on health. 

Though the suggestions are valuable, the book is not intended to supplant the services 

of the physician. Author was formerly Commissioner of health, New York city. 

Corner, George Washington. qr 611.09 C82 

Anatomical texts of the earlier Middle Ages; a study in the transmission 

of culture; with a revised Latin text of Anatomia Cophonis and 

translations of four texts. Carnegie Institution of Washington, 1927. 

(Carnegie Institution of Washington. Publication no.364.) 


Fielding, William John. r 612.6 F46 

Sex and the love-life. Dodd, 1927. 

Galdston, Iago. r 614.07 G14 

Health speaker's handbook. National Tuberculosis Assoc, 1925. 

Goepp, Rudolph Max. 610.7 G55 

Nurses' state board questions and answers. Saunders, 1926. 

Includes additional questions and answers from other sources. Indexed. 

Gruenberg, Benjamin Charles. 512.6 G94 

Parents and sex education, v.l. Amer. Social Hygiene Assoc. 

[cl923.] (American Social Hygiene Association. Publication, no. 394.) 

v.l. For parents of children under school age.


Henderson, Yandell, & Haggard, H. W. 613.62 H44 

Noxious gases and the principles of respiration influencing their 

action. Chemical Catalog Co., 1927. (American Chemical Society. 

Monograph series [no.35].) 



The first book devoted to the subject. A contribution from the Laboratory of 

applied physiology of Sheffield Scientific School, Yale University. Presents the physical 

laws of gases and vapors, and deals rather fully with the physiology of respiration 

primarily for the information of chemists and engineers. Is not concerned with the 

manufacture of gases or with gases in chemical warfare but is confined to gases encountered 

in industry. These include asphyxiants, irritants, volatile drugs and druglike 

substances which act chiefly on the nervous system to induce anesthesia, and 

inorganic and organometallic substances which are volatile poisons with diversified 

toxic effects. Contains a chapter on prevention and treatment of gas poisoning, which 

is particularly valuable in the absence of legal protection against noxious gases. 

Hurst, Nora P. 613.56 H95 

Hospital housekeeping and sanitation. Mosby, 1926. 

"Written primarily for hospital training schools, but will be useful to general 

housekeepers, school economics classes, and in public schools." General science 

Quarterly, 1927. 

MacLachlan, William Watt Graham. qr 616.31 M19 

Tonsillitis; a histo-pathological study. [Pittsburgh] 1912. (Pittsburgh 

University—School of Medicine. Publications.) 


Roberts, Lydia Jane. 612.39 R53 

Nutrition work with children. University of Chicago Press [cl927]. 

(Chicago University. Home economics series.) 


Rockefeller Foundation—Medical education division. qr 610.7 R576 

Methods and problems of medical education, ser. 1-2. v.1-2. 1924. 

Sudhoff, Karl. qr 616.951 S94 

The earliest printed literature on syphilis; being ten tractates from 

the years 1495-1498; in complete facsimile, with an introduction and 

other accessory material; adapted by Charles Singer. 1925. (Monumenta 

medica, v.3.) 

Tobey, James Alner. r 614.0973 T54 

Public health law; a manual of law for sanitarians; with a foreword 

by C. V. Chapin. Williams, 1926. 


Engineering 

Amos, Hermann. qr 620.131 A52 

Versuche mit plattenbalken zur ermittlung der einfliisse von wiederholter 

belastung, witterung u. rauchgasen und zwar auf lange dauer 

und bei haufiger wiederholung; ausgefiihrt im versuchs- und materialpriifungsamt 

der Technischen Hochschule, Dresden, in den jahren 1911 

bis 1913. pt.i. 1924. (Deutscher ausschuss fiir eisenbeton, v.53.) 

qr 620.5 B32 

Die Bautechnik; fachschrift fiir das gesamte bauingenieurwesen, 1923- 

26. v.1-4. 1923-26.


Berard, Samuel John, & Waters, E. O. 621 B448m 

Machine design problems. Van Nostrand, 1927. 

A useful book of problems for a comprehensive understanding of the authors' 

"Elements of machine design". Intended not only for the student, but for the mechanic 

and the engineer. 

British Waterworks Association, Inc. qr 628.102 B75 

British waterworks year book and directory, with statistical tables, 

1926. [1926?] 

Carswell, Charles. " V 624.022 C23 

The building of the Delaware River bridge connecting Philadelphia, 

Pa., and Camden, N. J. Enterprise Pub. Co., 1926. 

Description by one of the engineers associated with the work. 

Fellenius, Wolmar. r 627.81 F33 

Erdstatische berechnungen, mit reibung und kohasion (adhasion) 

und unter annahme kreiszylindrischer gleitflachen; mit 27 textabbildungen. 

1927. 

"Literaturnachweis": p.40. 

Gates, Philip. 621.83 G23 

Gears and gear cutting; previously "Toothed gearing" by Joseph 

Horner, revised and brought up to date. Lockwood, 1926. (Lockwood's 

manuals.) 

Principles and practice of gear manufacture and measurement, primarily for the 

machine-shop worker. Does not include all special types of gear. 

Highway Research Board. r 625.7 H5383 

Proceedings of the annual meeting (4th), 1924. 1925. 

The record of earlier activities of the board is to be found in the Bulletin of the 

National Research Council, no.21 (v.4, pt.3) Oct. 1922 (Highway research projects in 

the United States; results of census); no.32 (v.6, pt.i) May 1923 (Proceedings of the 

second annual meeting, Xov. 23. 1922); no.43 (v.S, pt.i) March 1934 (Proceedings of 

the third annual meeting, Nov. 8-9, 1923). (qr 507 N15b no.21, 32, 43) 

Imhoff, Karl. r 628.3 123 

Fortschritte der abwasserreinigung; mit 98 abbildungen. Ed.2. 1926. 

"Schriften des verfassers und seiner mitarbeiter": p.117-121; "Benutzte schriften": 

p.122-127. 

International Correspondence Schools, Scranton, Pa. qr 621.1 124 

The elements of steam engineering; prepared for students of the 

International Correspondence Schools, Scranton, Pa. v.3. Colliery 

Engineer Co., 1897. 

v.3. Mechanical drawing. 

Kafka, Richard. r 624.1 Kll 

Die theorie der pfahlgriindungen; mit 19 textfiguren. 1912. 

"Quellenangabe" : p.70-71. 

Kaula, Rudolph John, & Robinson, I. V. 621.175 K14 

Condensing plant; a complete treatise on the principles and details 

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An important contribution to the literature on condensing plant, dealing with the 

essentials of design and operation.

BOOKS ADDEDÔCTOBER 1927 485 

qr 621.111 K36 

Kolben; I. Dampfmaschinen- und geblasekolben, von C. Volk; n. 

Gasmaschinen- und pumpenkolben, von A. Eckardt; zweite, verbesserte 

aufl., bearb. von C. Volk. 1923. (Einzelkonstruktionen aus dem 

maschinenbau, v.2.) 


Krapf, Philipp. qr 624.1 K41 

Formeln und versuche iiber die tragfahigkeit eingerammter pfahle; 

mit 8 abbildungen im text und 2 zeichnungstafeln. 1906. (Fortschritte 

der ingenieurwissenschaften, group 2, pt.12.) 


Lallier, Ernest Victor. 621.1 L17 

Elementary steam engineering. Ed.2, rev. Van Nostrand, 1926. 

Deals in simple language with the theory, operation, lubrication, and care of steamengines, 

including a brief chapter on internal combustion engines. 

McAuliffe, Eugene. 621.1331 Mil 

Railway fuel; the coal problem in its relations to the transportation 

and use of coal and coal substitutes by steam railroads. Simmons 

[cl927]. 

Considers the problem of coal and oil as related to railroad earnings and operating 

costs. 

Moore, Herbert Fisher, & Kommers, J. B. 620.123141 M87 

The fatigue of metals, with chapters on the fatigue of wood and of 

concrete. McGraw, 1927. 


The same r 620.123141 M87 

"Summary of the more important facts concerning the strength of metals under 

repeated stress, a brief review of the more important of the current theories of fatigue 

of metals and a description of apparatus and methods used in making an experimental 

study of the fatigue of metals." Iron trade review, 1927. 

St. Louis—Public service, Board of. qr 625.6 S14 

Report on rapid transit for St. Louis; submitted to the Board of 

aldermen, September 1926. cl926. 

C. E. Smith, consulting engineer. 

Smith, Darrell Hevenor. 626.9 S64 

The Panama Canal; its history, activities, and organization. Johns 

Hopkins Press, 1927. (Institute for Government Research. Service 

monographs of the United States government, no.44.) 



Stern, Ottokar. qr 624.1 S83 

Das problem der pfahlbelastung; mit 61 textabbildungen und 6 

tafeln. 1908. 

Troup, John Dawson. 621.1876 T77 

Coal and ash handling plant. Chapman [1926]. 

Description of the equipment used, particularly in England, for handling coal, 

ashes, and refuse in boiler plants. Some of the appliances are not applicable to 

American practice.


United States—Engineers corps. r 627.1 U253su 

Survey of the north branch of the Susquehanna River, Pennsylvania 

and New York; letter from the secretary of war transmitting report 

from the chief of engineers on survey of the north branch of the Susquehanna 

River, Pennsylvania and New York, with a view to the control 

of the floods. 1927. (69th Cong., 2d sess. House. Doc. no.647.) 

United States—Engineers corps. r 627.3 U25wa 

Water terminal and transfer facilities; letter from the secretary of 

war transmitting with a letter from the chief of engineers, reports of 

an investigation of the general subject of water terminals, with descriptions 

and general plans of terminals of appropriate types and construction 

for the harbors and waterways of the United States, suitable 

for various commercial purposes and adapted to the varying conditions 

of tides, floods, and other physical characteristics. 1921. (67th Cong., 

1st sess. House. Doc. no.109.) 

United States—St. Lawrence commission. r 627.1 U2535 

St. Lawrence waterway project; message from the president of the 

United States transmitting a report of the chairman of the United States 

St. Lawrence commission upon the development of shipway from the 

Great Lakes to the sea. 1927. (69th Cong., 2d sess. Senate. Doc. 

no.183.) 

Contains folded maps. 

"Report of Joint Board of Engineers on St. Lawrence Waterway Project": p.7-60. 


American Electric Railway Engineering Association. r 621.33 A51 

Engineering manual, covering its standards, recommendations, and 

miscellaneous methods and practices; rev. to Dec. 31, 1926. 1927. 

r 621.302 B56 

The Blue book; the directory & handbook of the electrical engineering 

& allied trades, 1927. Ed.45. [1927.] 

Earlier editions published under the title the "Electrician's electrical trades 

directory". 

Braymer, Daniel Harvey, & Roe, A. C r 621.313 B71 

Repair shop diagrams and connecting tables for induction motors; 

practical step-by-step information and instructions for connecting all 

types of windings for 2-phase and 3-phase motors of 2-poles to 24-poles 

for use by armature winders in electrical repair shops when rewinding 

and reconnecting induction motors and by maintenance men in industrial 

plants when changing existing winding connections. McGraw, 

1927. 

Carson, John Renshaw. 621.3 C23 

Electric circuit theory and the operational calculus. McGraw, 1926. 


"In the present work the operational calculus is made to depend on an integral 

equation from which the Heaviside Rules and Formulas are simply but rigorously Reducible." 

Preface.


qr 621.308 E443 

The Electrical engineers year book, 1927. v.19. [1927.] 

Fleming, John Ambrose, ed. r 621.3 F62 

The electrical educator; a comprehensive, practical, and authoritative 

guide for all engaged in the electrical industry; ed. by J. A. Fleming 

assisted by a large number of specialist contributors; fully illustrated 

with many photographs, diagrams, etc. 2v. Pitman, 1926. 

Intended to be of interest to the student as well as to the engineer interested in 

the more advanced phases of the subject. Poorly arranged and indexed. Toi'ics on the 

same subject do not appear together but are scattered throughout the two volumes. 

r 621.308 P882 

The Practical engineer electrical pocket book and diary (with buyers' 

guide and technical dictionaries in French, Spanish, and Russian), 1927. 

v.28. Oxford University Press [1927?] 

Purdie, H. Ayres. 621.315 P98 

Electrical contracting; a guide and handbook specially designed to 

meet the needs of all those engaged in business as electrical contractors; 

with an introduction by J. C. Elvy. Benn, 1926. 

British work discussing commercial and economic aspects, as well as dealing with the 

technical details of electrical wiring, construction, and installation. 

Reed, Emerson G. 621.314 R28a 

The essentials of transformer practice; theory, design, and operation. 

Ed.2, rev. & enl. Van Nostrand, 1927. 

"Has a distinct value to operating men, for, although the greater part of the text 

is concerned with principles of transformer design, the presentation of these principles 

is lucid and an understanding of them furnishes a solid base for perfect comprehension 

of operating conditions. . . All types of transformers, including reactors, receive consideration, 

and the principles of design and performance of all are explained." Electrical 

world, 1927. 

Ruhling, Theodore C. 621.3152 R85 

Underground systems for electric light and power. McGraw, 1927. 

Practical work on the construction and installation of subterranean systems of 

transmission and distribution. Considerable attention to costs. 


Benoit, Richard Leroy. r 622.338007 B44 

Cyclopedia of oil and gas forms; with appendix, Louisiana, Arkansas, 

Texas, explaining and illustrating the applications of certain practical requirements 

of the jurisprudence of these states involved in the writing 

and execution of deeds, leases, assignments, mineral sales, correction 

and quitclaim deeds, affidavits, and other instruments. Thomas Law 

Book Co., 1926. 

qr 622.05 K36 

Kohle und erz; technischer centralanzeiger fiir berg-, hiitten-, und 

maschinenwesen; zeitschrift des Vereins Technischer Bergbeamten 

Oberschlesiens und des Vereins Technischer Bergbeamten Niederschlesiens, 

1907, 1909-14. 1907-14.


Minnesota University—School of Mines r 622.34102 M72 

experiment station. 

Mining directory of Minnesota, 1926. 1926. (Bulletin, v.29, no.20.) 

Young, George Joseph. 

r 622.34 Y37 

The working of unstratified mineral deposits; with a chapter on The 

haematite ores of Cumberland & Furness by T. S. Durham. McGraw, 

1927. 


Automobiles 

Gibson, Charles Robert. 629.109 G36 

The motor car & its story; a description of the strange vehicles invented 

before the motor car, & the struggles & adventures of their inventors, 

with an account of the evolution of the petrol motor car, & a 

simple explanation of the manufacture of modern cars & of the 

scientific principles on which they work. Lippincott, 1927. 


"Does not deal with the details of construction nor of the control of a motor-car; 

it is confined to the history and the science, and is intended to appeal to the general 

reader and the motorist in particular." Preface. 

Varner, William R., & Smith, F. C 629.11 V21 

Laboratory manual for automotive electricity; especially designed to 

accompany the text "Automotive construction and operation", by Wright 

and Smith. Wiley, 1926. (The Wiley trade series.) 


Boomer, Lucius M. 640.24 B63 

Hotel management; principles and practice. Harper [cl925]. 


Deals in detail with the whole field, considering the problems of management and 

the sources of information to aid in their solution. Includes considerable information on 

operation, though it is stated that "operation is discussed only to illustrate the functions 

of management". 

Heide, Henry. 642.1 H41 

Fancy cake baking. cl926. 

Gives receipts for macaroon type pastries, fillings, icings, marzipan decorations, 

novelty breads, and cakes using marsh-mallow filling. Numerous colored illustrations. 

Intended for commercial use. 

Reilly, Mrs. Estelle (Mulqueen). 641 R31 

How to cook for children; a cook book for mothers; with an introduction 

by C G. Kerley. Putnam, 1927. 

Practical book dealing with the selection and preparation of foods. Gives menus 

for young children and older children, but does not prescribe diets. 

Trilling, Mabel Barbara, & Williams, F. M. 640 T74 

A girl's problems in home economics; healthful clothing, dress 

design, clothing construction, interior decoration, household textiles, 

care of the home. Lippincott [cl926]. (Lippincott's home economics 

texts.) 


Text-book for junior high schools.


United States—Navigation bureau. (Navy department.) 641 U253 

The cook book of the United States navy. 1927. 

Intended for general use by the enlisted personnel of the navy and in connection 

with training courses for ships' cooks and bakers. Contains a comprehensive collection 

of receipts, which have been tested under service conditions afloat and ashore. Adapted 

from Preface. 


Beckman, Theodore N. 658.611 B36 

Wholesaling. Ronald Press Co. [cl926.] 

Comprehensive treatise on a subject hitherto inadequately treated. Presents general 

principles underlying the successful organization, operation, and management of a wholesale 

business. 

Briitsch, Ernst. r 657.62172 B83 

Selbstkostenberechnung in der giesserei; grundsatze, grundlagen, und 

aufbau mit besonderer beriicksichtigung der eisengiesserei. 1926. 

Christensen, Anker L. 658.6125 C45 

Tool control, procurement, storage, issue, use, repairs, and cost. 

Ronald Press Co. [cl926.] (The Ronald manufacturing industries 

library.) 

"Much of this material appeared serially in Manufacturing Industries during 1925." 

Preface. 

"The purpose of this book...is not to break new ground, in the sense of evolving 

new theories, but rather to apply tbe accumulated knowdedge and experience ori the 

subject to a specific problem, i.e., the installation of an efficient tool control system, 

which will adequately and economically cover the requirements of large factories and 

yet be elastic enough to suit the needs of smaller ones." Preface. 

Diemer, Hugo. 658.7 D57f 

Foremanship training. McGraw, 1927. 


Considers the qualifications and duties of the foreman, but is primarily intended to 

impress executives with the importance of efficient and intelligent foremen and the 

necessity of providing special training. 

Edwards, Ivo Arthyr Exley, & Tymms, F. 656.82 E31 

Commercial air transport; with a foreword by Sir Sefton Brancker. 

Pitman, 1926. (Pitman's transport library.) 

Based chiefly on continental and British practice, dealing only with subjects on 

which first-hand information has already been gained from an operational point of view. 

Freeman, Frank Nugent, and others. 652.4 F91 

The handwriting movement; a study of the motor factors of excellence 

in penmanship; an investigation carried on with the aid of a 

subsidy by the General Education Board. University of Chicago Press 

[cl918]. (Supplementary educational monographs, v.2, no.3; whole 

no.9.) 


Lischka, A. r 657.62172 L73 

Die selbstkostenrechnung in der eisengiesserei. 1926. 

"Literaturverzeichnis": p.[80]-82. 

Lockley, Lawrence Campbell. 652 L76 

Principles of effective letter writing. McGraw, 1927. 


Considers English and fundamental principles of letter writing, discusses letters for 

various purposes, and gives considerable space to selling by mail.


Mazur, Paul Myer. 658.612 M54 

Principles of organization applied to modern retailing [written] with 

the assistance of M. S. Silbert; written for the National Retail Dry 

Goods Association. Harper, 1927. 

Spencer's (P. R.) Sons. r 652 S74 

New Spencerian compendium of penmanship; a comprehensive work 

upon the art in its various departments; practical writing, calligraphy, 

text and lettering, flourishing, pen-drawing, accompanied by full instructions 

and illustrated by seventy-three full-page steel and lithographic 

plates, and a profusion of other illustrations. Ivison [cl887]. 

White, Percival. 658.32 W635s 

Scientific marketing management; its principles and methods. Harper, 

1927. 

"Aims to indicate the principles and the general procedure of scientific marketing, 

rather than to demonstrate how they should be applied to specific cases." Preface. 


Bennett, Colin Noel. 655.35 B43 

Elements of photogravure; photo printing from copper plates; screen 

photogravure simply explained with full working instructions and an 

explanatory chapter on modern rotary gravure printing; a book of 

practical interest to all enthusiastic photographers, printers, and etchers. 


"The greater part of the contents of this little book made its first appearance as a 

series of articles in the 'British. Journal of Photography' during the early months of 

1925." Preface. 

Explanation of screen photogravure, with little attention to the "dust-grain" process. 

Has a chapter on "rotary gravure", or "rotagravure". 

Bingham Brothers Co., New York. r 655.31 B485 

The Vibrator; a handbook on printers' rollers; a resume of the recent 

issues of our publication in condensed form. 1925. 

The "Vibrator" is the house organ of Bingham Brothers Co. 

Copinger, Walter Arthur. qr 655.6 C79 

Copinger on the law of copyright in works of literature, art, architecture, 

photography, music, and the drama, including chapters on 

mechanical contrivances and cinematographs, together with international 

and colonial copyright, with the statutes relating thereto; 6th ed., by 

F. E. S. James. Sweet, 1927. 


[Kimberly-Clark Company.] qr 655.35 K25 

Rotogravure; how and when to use it. [cl924.] 

Powell, Leona Margaret. 655.06 P87 

The history of the United Typothetae of America. University of 

Chicago Press [cl926]. 

"Sources used": p.189-191. 

Well provided with references to original sources.


Selvidge, Robert Washington, & Witt, H. A. 655.07 S46 

Instruction manual for young printers for use in shop and school. 

Manual Arts Press [cl926]. (Selvidge series of instruction manuals.) 

Elementary, practical instruction in concise form, with definite references to 

sources of further information. 

[Wood, Sir Henry Trueman Wright.] 655.35 W85 

Modern methods of illustrating books. Stock, 1887. (The booklover's 

library.) 

"Books of reference": p.[2381-240. 

A very good non-technical account of methods in use in the early days of photoengraving, 

during development of the half-tone process. 

Radio Communication 

Felix, Edgar Herbert. 654.623 F33 

Using radio in sales promotion; a book for advertisers, station 

managers, and broadcasting artists. McGraw, 1927. 

Pearson, S. O., comp. 654.103 P35 

Dictionary of wireless technical terms; definitions of terms and expressions 

commonly used in wireless telegraphy and telephony. Iliffe 

[1926]. 

"Published from the offices of 'The wireless world'." 

Many terms are discussed at considerable length, and some are illustrated. 

Radio news. q 654.61 R13 

1001 radio questions and answers, compiled by the staff of Radio 

news; ed. by L. L. Adelman. v.l, no.l. Experimenter Pub. Co. [cl926.] 


American Ceramic Society. r 016.66676 A512bib 

Bibliography of literature on refractories; the third of a series of 

bibliographies compiled by members of the Refractories division, American 

Ceramic Society. cl926. 

Being v.10, pt.2, Feb. 1927 of "Journal of the American Ceramic Society". 

"The preparation of this bibliography has been in charge of the members of the 

staff of the Department of Ceramic Engineering, University of Illinois." Acknowledgment. 

The same. (In American Ceramic Society. Journal, v.10, pt.2, Feb. 

1927.) r 666.3 A51j v.10 

Callister, R. C. r 666,3 C13 

Australian clays in the manufacture of white pottery wares. 1924. 

(Australia—Institute of science and industry. Bulletin, no.27.) 

Caven, Robert Martin. 661.9 C29 

Gas and gases. Holt [cl927]. (Home university library, no. 119.) 


Partial contents.—The gaseous state.—The liquefaction of gases.—The gases of the 

atmosphere.—Useful gases.—Gaseous fuels.—Combustion and explosion of gases.


Elsdon, George Davidson. qr 664.3 E55 

The chemistry and examination of edible oils and fats, their substitutes 

and adulterants. Benn, 1926. 

Binder's title reads "Edible oils and fats". 


Finnemore, Horace. qr 668.5 F51 

The essential oils. Benn [1926]. 


Herzog, Reginald Oliver, ed. r 660 H48 

Chemische technologie der organischen verbindungen; lehrbuch 

bearb. in gemeinschaft mit P. Askenay [und andern] ; mit 461 abbildungen. 

Ed.2, rev. 1927. 

"Literatur" at end of some of the chapters. 

Irwin, Frederick T. 666.109 128 

The story of Sandwich glass and glass workers. [Granite State 

Press, c-1926.] 

"Brief history of the Boston and Sandwich Glass Factory and its methods of manufacture." 

Foreword. 

Oxweld Acetylene Company, New York. 665.882 035 

The oxwelder's manual; instructions for welding and cutting by the 

oxy-acetylene process. Ed.9, rewritten. [cl926.] 

"Supplementary reading" at end of most of the chapters. 

The same r 665.882 035 

Practical manual on equipment and methods for handling various metals and alloys. 

Salermo, Ltd., London. r 662.741331 S16 

Low-temperature carbonisation and the Salermo process. 1926. 

Pamphlet describing the Salermo process and giving brief notes on other processes 

of low-temperature carbonization. 

Strippelmann, Leo. r 665.5 S91 

Die petroleum-industrie Oesterreich-Deutschlands dargestellt zur 

klarstellung deren wichtigkeit und zukunft und zur aufklarung des fiir 

diese industrie sich interessirenden capital's in geschichtlicher, geologisch-bergmannischer, 

wirthschaftlicher, und technischer beziehung. 

3 pts. in lv. 1878. 

"Literatur" in text of part 1, and at beginning of parts 2 and 3. 

pt.1-2. Oesterreich. 

pt.3. Deutschland. 

United States—Muscle Shoals inquiry. r 661.62 U2535 

Majority and minority reports of the Muscle Shoals inquiry; message 

from the president of the United States transmitting the majority and 

minority reports made by the Muscle Shoals inquiry appointed on March 

26, 1925. 1925. (69th Cong., 1st sess. House. Doc. no.l 19.) 


Waggaman, William Henry, & Easterwood, H. W. 661.63 W12 

Phosphoric acid, phosphates, and phosphatic fertilizers. Chemical 

Catalog Co., 1927. (American Chemical Society. Monograph series 

[no.34].) 



Waggaman, William Henry, & Easterwood, H. W.—continued. 

The same r 661.63 W12 

Considers chemistry, sources, applications, and methods of manufacture of 

phosphoric acid, and discusses briefly the phosphate deposits of the United States and 

foreign countries. Treatment is concise. Numerous references to other literature and 

to patents. 

Wilson, Alfred William Gunning. r 660 W76 

Development of chemical, metallurgical, and allied industries in 

Canada in relation to the mineral industry. Acland, 1924. 

Issued by the Mines branch of the Department of mines of Canada. 

Metallurgy 

Altmayer, M., & Guillet, Leon. r 669.3 A46 

Metallurgie du cuivre et alliages de cuivre; avec le patronage de la 

Societe des Ingenieurs Civils de France et de la Societe d'Encouragement 

pour l'lndustrie Nationale. 1925. (Encyclopedie miniere et 

metallurgique.) 

"Ouvrages cites et consultes; sources d'information" at end of each chapter of part 1. 

Armstrong (Sir W. G.),Whitworth, & Co., Ltd., London, qr 669.17 A73 

Steels for general purposes. 1926. (Brochure, no.344.) 

Association des Maitres de Forges de Lorraine. qr 669.1 A84 

L'industrie siderurgique en Lorraine en 1921 et 1922; compte rendu. 

[1923?] 

Presents statistics of the iron and steel industry. 


Taschenbuch fiir hiitten- und giessereileute, 1927. v.2. 1927. 

Vosmaer, Alexander. r 669.1 V38 

Ijzer en staal; hun bereiding, verwerking, eigenschappen en toepassingen. 

v.3. [1922.] 

v.3. Eigenschappen, onderzoek, toepassingen. 

Fine Arts 



Decoration. 

Barker, Virgil. q 759.9 B82b 

Pieter Bruegel the elder; a study of his paintings. Arts Pub. Corporation, 

1926. 

"An annotated bibliography": p.59-60. 

The same qr 759.9 B82b 

Most of the material included in this critical essay was originally published in a 

special Brueghel edition of "The Arts". Contains 55 reproductions of the work of the 

16th century Flemish artist. 

Becking, Eduard. r 738 B36 

Fliesen-boden nach gemalden des fiinfzehnten und sechzehnten jahrhunderts 

von Jan van Eyck, und anderen mehr; zum gebrauch fiir 

platenfabriken, architekten, zeichner, kunstgewerbe- und volksschulen. 

[1903.] 

Contains 48 colored plates of tile designs.


Berryman, Clifford Kennedy. 741 B45 

Development of the cartoon. University of Missouri, 1926. (Missouri 

University. Bulletin; journalism series, no.41.) 


A short address on the history of the cartoon delivered at the School of Journalism 

of the University of Missouri. Mr. Berryman has been, for many years, cartoonist for 

newspapers in Washington, D. C. 

Bowles, Ella Shannon. 745.2 B66 

Handmade rugs; with illustrations. Little, 1927. 


Broderies hindoues. [192-?] qr 746 B7622 

Made up of 38 colored plates. 

Introduction signed: C. Estrade. 

Buckley, Wilfred. qr 738.2 B856 

European glass; a brief outline of the history of glass making, with 

notes on various methods of glass decoration, illustrated by examples 

in the collection of the author; with a foreword by Bernard Rackham, 

and with an essay on Dutch glass engravers by Ferrand Hudig. Benn, 

1926. 

"Literature on diamond engraving": p.xxxiv; "Authoritative works": p.xxxvi. 

Cannon, Tom G. qr 738 C17 

English porcelain of the xviiith century; the celebrated collection 

of the renowned expert Tom G. Cannon, to be sold at auction Tuesday, 

Wednesday, Thursday, Friday afternoons, January eleventh, twelfth, 

thirteenth, fourteenth. Anderson Galleries [1927?] 

An illustrated descriptive catalogue. 

Century Furniture Company, Grand Rapids. 749 C32 

Furniture as interpreted by the Century Furniture Company. [Ed. 

2.] [cl927.] 

A well illustrated handbook describing periods and styles of furniture. 

Clute, Eugene. q 747 C62 

The treatment of interiors. Pencil Points Press, Inc., 1926. (Pencil 

Points library.) 

A well illustrated discussion of present-day practice in the use of old architectural 

and decorative forms and in the development of a modern style of interior decoration. 

Collingwood, Robin George. 701 C698 

Outlines of a philosophy of art. Oxford University Press, 1925. 

(The world's manuals.) 


Decoration egyptienne. qb 745 D36 

Contains 36 colored plates. 

Introduction signed: Rene Grandjean. 

Flaccus, Louis William. 701 F59s 

The spirit and substance of art. Crofts, 1926. 

"Music", by Paul Krummeich: p.188-222; Appendix: Original sketches [music] 

by Paul Krummeich: p.411-420. 

"Towards a bibliography": p.421-424. 

"After a brief consideration of the methods of aesthetics and the origins of art, the 

writer takes up the dance, architecture, sculpture, painting, poetry and music' for 

separate treatment." Books, 1927.


Halbmeier, Carl. 763 H15 

Senefelder; the history of lithography. Senefelder Pub. Co. [cl926.] 

Gives an account of the life and work of Alois Senefelder (1771-1834), inventor 

of lithography, and describes the development of lithographic processes since bis day. 

Hartman, Gertrude, ed. 707 H32 

Creative expression through art; a symposium. Progressive Education 

Assoc. [1927?] 

"For further reading": p.[194.] 

"An attempt to give some idea of the types of creative art being produced in schools 

scattered all over the United States. .. What is here assembled, ranging all the way from 

the earliest kindergarten to high-school work, seems ample evidence of the latent talent 

dormant in the ordinary child." Foi-eword. 

Contains 12 articles written by teachers, with many illustrations showing children's 

art work. 

Jones (James O.) Co., comp. qr 741 J4112 

Friends of ours as we see them. Pittsburgh, 1924. 

Cartoons of prominent men of Pittsburgh drawn by Hungerford, Johnston, Link, 

Reichhold, Rigby, and Sherman. 

Kaplan, Nathan Samuel. qr 708.1 K13 

The art collections of the late Nathan Samuel Kaplan, to be sold 

by order of Mrs. Sonia Kaplan at unreserved public sale, Tuesday, Wednesday, 

Thursday, Friday, Saturday afternoons, November thirtieth, 

December first, second, third, fourth. Anderson Galleries, 1926. 

An illustrated descriptive catalogue. The collection includes furniture, textiles, 

pottery, jewelry, and other art objects of various countries. 

Knoedler, (M.) & Company. r 769 K34 

Catalogue of an exhibition of engraved portraits from Diirer to 

Gaillard, 1519-1886, February 15th to March 5th, 1927. [1927.] 

Lucas, Edward Verrall. 759.9 H18L 

Frans Hals; with a frontispiece in colour and twelve other illustrations. 

Methuen [1926?] (Little books on great masters.) 

A brief critical sketch of the Dutch painter (1580-1666), with reproductions of 

his work. 

Lucas, Edward Verrall. 759.5 G438L 

Giorgione. Methuen [1926?] (Little books on great masters.) 

A brief critical sketch of the Italian painter (1477—1511), with 13 reproductions of 

his work. 

Lucas, Edward Verrall. 759.9 V18L 

Van Dyck. Methuen [1926?] (Little books on great masters.) 

A brief critical sketch of the Flemish portrait painter (1599-1641), with 13 reproductions 

of his work. 

Lucas, Edward Verrall. 759.6 V25L 

Velasquez; with a frontispiece in colour and twelve other illustrations. 

Methuen [1926?] (Little books on great masters.) 

A brief critical sketch of the Spanish artist (1599-1660), with reproductions of 

his work. 

Lutz, Edwin George. 741 L98p 

Practical drawing; a book for the student and the general reader, 

with explanatory illustrations by the author. Scribner, 1925.


Lynch, John Gilbert Bohun. q 741 L99 

A history of caricature. Little, 1927. 


Contains 21 plates and a few other illustrations. 

Mason, Daniel Gregory. 704 M44 

Artistic ideals. Norton [cl927]. 

"These papers. . .were first presented to the public as a series of lectures on the 

Norman Waite Harris foundation, at Northwestern University, Evanston, Illinois, 

December, 1925." Foreword. 

"References for the quotations": p.193-201. 

Contents.—Independence.—Spontaneity.—Workmanship.—Originality.— Universality. 

—Fellowship. 

Mather, Frank Jewett. 759 M46m 

Modern painting; a study of tendencies. Holt [cl927]. 

A survey of painting since the beginning of the 19th century, with an introductory 

chapter on the academic background (1664 to 1815). Contains many illustrations. 

Meyer, Agnes E. q 759.93 L69m 

Chinese painting as reflected in the thought and art of Li Lung-mien, 

1070-1106. [Ed.2.] Duffield, 1923. 

A vigorous contribution to our knowledge and intuition of Chinese culture. Every 

page gives evidence of diligent research and a sensitive intelligence; and it is all the 

more valuable as a commentary upon Li Lung-Mien because so much more than his 

scant history and his isolated achievement is considered. Condensed from New republic, 

J 924. 

Contains 12 reproductions of the artist's paintings. 

Mochrie, Elsie. 745.5 M76 

Leatherwork with suede and other soft leathers. Dryad Handicrafts. 

Modelli d'arte decorativa. 8v. qb 745 M76 

Each volume made up of 60 colored plates showing various applications of 

design, including mural decoration. 

Morgan, John Hill. qr 759.1 T78m 

Paintings by John Trumbull at Yale University of historic scenes 

and personages prominent in the American Revolution. Yale University 

Press, 1926. 

The descriptions of the scenes represented are taken from Trumbull's catalogue of 

1841. Further notes have been added, and a biographical sketch is included. 

Muller (Frederik) & Cie., pub. qr 759.4 M95 

Collection Dietel, tableaux modernes de l'ecole de Barbizon, la vente 

aux encheres publiques aura lieu a Amsterdam dans la grande salle de 

ventes de Frederik Muller & Cie, le 30 novembre, 1926. 1926. 

A catalogue of 36 paintings, with reproductions of 18 of them. 

Northbourne, Walter John James, lord, and others. 750 N45 

Charlton lectures on art. Clarendon Press, 1925. 

Contents.—The development of modern landscape by W. J. James (Lord Northbourne).—Vermeer 

of Delft and modern painting, by George Clausen.—The eye of 

Erasmus; a scholar's outlook upon contemporary art, by W. N. Howe. 

Peirce, Hayford, & Tyler, Royall. 709.495 P37 

Byzantine art; with one hundred plates in collotype. Stokes [1926]. 

(Kai Khosru monographs on eastern art.) 

Bibliography: p.17.

BOOKS ADDED—OCTOBER 1927 W 

Pfuhl, Ernst. qr 759.95 P48 

Masterpieces of Greek drawing and painting, with one hundred & 

sixty illustrations, tr. by J. D. Beazley. Macmillan, 1926. 


"Besides an introduction there is a detailed description of the plates...The subjects 

are, of course, mainly Greek vases, but there are also. . . Pompeian and Roman wallpaintings, 

frescoes and mosaics, consisting of portraits, groups, landscapes, and still 

life. Professor Pfuhl has selected the plates for their artistic importance from his 

larger and completer work, 'Malerei und Zeichnung der Griechen,' to represent the 

whole of the period from the eighth century B.C. to the first century A.D." Angus 

Davidson in Nation and athenaeum, 1926. 

Porter, Arthur Kingsley. r 735 P83 

Romanesque sculpture of the pilgrimage roads. lOv. Jones, 1923. 

v.l. Text. 

v.2—10. Plates: 2. Burgundy; 3. Tuscany and Apulia; 4. Aquitaine; 5. Catalonia 

and Aragon; 6. Castile, Asturias, Galicia; 7. Western France; 8. Auvergne 

and Dauphine; 9. Provence; 10. Ile-de-France. 

Read, Herbert. qb 748 R25 

English stained glass. Putnam [1926]. 


Attempts "to correlate the history of English stained glass with the history of art 

in general and to trace its development as a mode of aesthetic expression". Preface. 

Contains 70 plates and 27 illustrations in the text. 

Roberts, Edna H. 746 R53 

How to know laces; with a postcript on embroideries, including a 

brief history of the world's famous laces with detailed descriptions of 

their differences in design and manufacture. Dry goods economist, 1925. 

Shaw, Gladys J. 745.5 S53 

Leathercraft. Dryad Handicrafts. 


Sixty photographs from the Italian Irredenta. qb 747 S62 

Interior views of Italian dwellings, showing architectural details. 

'The Tapestries of the Vienna imperial court. 1922. qr 746 T18 

Contains 44 plates, 20 of which are in color. 

Contents.—The Vienna collection of tapestries, by H. Schmitz.—The Boucher gobelins 

and the meuble rose in the Viennese imperial palace, by E. W. Braun. 

Victoria and Albert Museum, South Kensington. 745 V31b 

Brief guide to the Chinese woven fabrics. 1925. 

Published under the authority of the Board of education. 

"This brief Guide to the Chinese Woven Fabrics is the work of Mr. A. D. 

Howell Smith." Prefatory note. 


Victoria and Albert Museum, South Kensington. 745 V31br 

Brief guide to the Peruvian textiles. 1926. 

Published under the authority of the Board of education. 

The preparation of this guide has been undertaken by Mr. Howell Smith. Condensed 

from Prefatory note. 


Waugh, Elizabeth, & Foley, Edith. 745.2 W33 

Collecting hooked rugs. Century [cl927].


Wettergren, Erik. qb 745 W58 

The modern decorative arts of Sweden. Malmo Museum [1926]. 

English translation by Tage Palm, revised by Edward Russel. 

Made up of 50 pages of descriptive text and 140 pages of illustrations, some of 

which are in color. The first edition, written in French, was intended as a supplement 

to the Swedish section of the international exhibition of decorative arts, held in Paris in 

1925, and was awarded the Grand Prix for its typographical finish. 

Wilenski, R. H. 759 W71 

The modern movement in art. Stokes [1926]. 

Contents.—Character of the movement.—Degenerate nineteenth-century art.—Technique 

of the movement.—Relative values. 

Concerned chiefly with the developments in painting and sculpture. 

Winslow, Leon Loyal. 707 W79 

Organization and teaching of art; a program for art education in 

the schools. Warwick, 192S. 


Wolfflin, Heinrich. q 759.5 W83 

Die klassische kunst; eine einfiihrung in die italienische Renaissance, 

mit 126 erlauternden abbildungen. Ed.4. 1908. 

Gardens. Parks 

Boston—Parks, Department of. qr 711 B64f 

Future parks, playgrounds, and parkways; report of A. A. Shurtleff, 

landscape architect. 1925. 

Durand, Herbert. 716.2 D93m 

My wild flower garden; the story of a new departure in floriculture, 

with a preamble by Richardson Wright, with 49 illustrations from photographs 

taken in the author's garden. Putnam, 1927. 

MacDonald, James. 712 M14 

Lawns, links, & sportsfields, with a foreword by R. V. G. Woolley. 

"Country Life", 1923. (Country life library.) 

Discusses the cultivation of lawn turf for golf courses, tennis courts, cricket, football, 

and polo grounds, and other playing fields. Concerns English conditions. 

Parsons, Samuel. 711 P26 

Memories of Samuel Parsons, landscape architect of the Department 

of public parks, New York; ed. by Mabel Parsons. Putnam, 1926. 

Architecture 



Decoration. 

Allen, Frances, b. 1854, & Allen, Mary, b. 1858. qb 724.9 A42 

Photographs of colonial architecture and interiors, Deerfield, Massachusetts. 

Contains 75 photographs.


Baum, Dwight James. qb 724.9 B32 

The work of Dwight James Baum, architect; with a foreword by 

H. W. Corbett & an introduction and commentary text by Matlack 

Price. William Helburn, Inc., 1927. 

Made up of plates. The houses are grouped according to types, which include 

colonial, formal Georgian, Italian, English, and Dutch colonial. 

Chatterton, Frederick, ed. q 728 C39 

Houses, cottages, & bungalows; a selection of representative 

examples designed by architects and built in various parts of the United 

Kingdom. Architectural Press, 1926. 

Conant, Kenneth John. qb 726 C74 

The early architectural history of the Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela. 

Harvard University Press, 1926. 

Contains illustrations of the cathedral as it is to-day and nine plans showing elevations 

and sections as originally designed and with modifications made at various periods. 

Curtis, Mrs. Elizabeth (Gibbon). qb 721.8 C93 

Gateways and doorways of Charleston, South Carolina, in the eighteenth 

and the nineteenth centuries; ed. with introductions and notes by 

Maxwell Kimball and A. C. Holden. Architectural Book Pub. Co. 

[cl926.] 

Made up of plates. 

Dickinson, Page L. 720.942 D55 

An outline history of architecture of the British Isles. Cape [1926], 

Dow, Joy Wheeler. b 724.9 D76 

Old-time dwellings in Kennebunk Port; reprint mostly from "The 

turn o' the tide", with photographs by the author. Star Print, Inc., 

1926. 

Brief informal descriptions of the old colonial houses and their builders and 

owners. Illustrated. 

Dresslar, Fletcher Bascom. 727.1 D81 

American school buildings. Govt. Print Off., 1925. (United States— 


The same. (In LTnited States—Education bureau. Bulletin, 1924, 

no.17.) r 370 U25 1924 no.17 

A detailed study of high school and large-city grammar school buildings, with numerous 

floor plans and elevations of schools designed by prominent architects. This volume 

is a revised edition of Bulletin no.5, published in 1910, entitled "American schoolhouses". 

French, Leigh, & Eberlein, H. D. qb 728 F92 

The smaller houses and gardens of Versailles from 1680 to 1815. 

Pencil Points Press, 1926. (The Pencil Points library.) 

Contains plates showing the private dwellings of the courtiers in residence at 

Versailles during the reigns of Louis XIV, Louis XV, and Louis XVI. The text of 18 

pages includes brief descriptions of the houses, their furnishing and decoration, and some 

information concerning their occupants. 

Gavini, Ignazio Carlo. qb 720.945 G24 

Storia dell'architettura in Abruzzo. v.l. 


A history of the period from the sixth to the end of the thirteenth century. Contains 

numerous illustrations.


Giraud-Mangin, Marcel. qb 720.944 G44 

Le style Louis xv a Nantes, architecture et decoration. [1924.] 

Made up of 15 plates showing facades and sculptural details in stone and wood. 

Gromort, Georges. qb 729.2 G93 

Choix de plans de grandes compositions executees; presentant, 

avec leurs jardins ou leur entourage, une serie d'ensembles de l'antiquite, 

de la Renaissance, et des temps modernes; 32 planches d'apres 

les dessins et releves de G. Gromort. Ed.2. 1925. 

"Bibliographie": 4th leaf. 

Includes plans of the Acropolis, Pompeii, the Roman Forum, the baths of Caracalla, 

the gardens of the Pincian Hills, the Vatican and St. Peter's, the Pitti Palace, 

the villa d'Este, St. Mark's, the Alhambra, the Escurial, Versailles, Sans-Souci, and 

other buildings and gardens. Each plan is preceded by a brief historical and descriptive 

note. 

Grosso, Orlando. qb 729.3 G94 

Portali e palazzi di Genova. [191-]. (Tesori d'arte italiana.) 

Contains 60 plates showing doorways of palaces in Genoa. 

Hunter (R. C) & Bro., architects, New York. q 728 H94 

Portfolio of one hundred & one small homes. [1926?] 

Gives exterior view and floor plans for each. 

Jourdain, M. qb 729.6 J46 

English decorative plasterwork of the Renaissance. Scribner [1926]. 

A history covering the period between the middle of the 16th to the end of the 

18th century. Contains many details of ornamental ceilings and panels. 

Kilham, Walter H. b 720.972 K25 

Mexican architecture of the vice-regal period. Longmans, 1927. 

Made up of 84 illustrations, with a brief introductory text and a descriptive note 

for each picture. 

Mead, Marcia, & Higgins, D. P. 728 M55 

Homes of character; with original sketches by O. R. Eggers, and 

photographs. Dodd, 1926. 


The same b 728 M55 

"The characteristics of the various types are herein presented in a concrete and 

graphic form, with a discussion of the proper use of each type. .. Applicable alike to 

the student and the reading public." Preface. 

New York Society of Architects. r 720.6 N26 

Year book, 1926. cl926. 

Oman, Sir Charles William Chadwick. 728.8 024 

Castles, with 105 illustrations, 67 drawings, 5 plans, 2 coloured 

plates, and 2 maps. Great Western Railway, 1926. 

Explains the historical and architectural interest of more than eighty castles in 

England and Wales. 

Power, Ethel B. q 728 P87 

The smaller American house; fifty-five houses of the less expensive 

type selected from the recent work of architects in all parts of the 

country. Little, 1927. 

Made up of plates.


Ramsay, Sir William Mitchell, & Bell, G. L. 726 R18 

The Thousand and one churches. Hodder, 1909. 

Contents.—Situation and history.— The buildings.— Ecclesiastical architecture.— 

Other monuments of the Kara Dagh.—Index. 

An archaeological study of the ruins at Maden Sheher, the site of an ancient city 

in Asia Minor, called by the people of the surrounding country Bin Bir Kilisse 

(Thousand and one churches). There are about twenty-eight churches in the valley, 

built from the 5th to the 11th century, and several hundred houses, public buildings, 

cisterns, etc. 

Rey, Raymond. b 726 R37 

Les vieilles eglises fortifiees du Midi de la France; vingt-quatre 

planches hors texte, quarante-deux figures dans le texte. 1925. 


"Bibliographie": p.[2031-208. 

qr 722.7 R65 

Roman architectural ornament (from the first to the fourth centuries). 

On cover: "Gusman: Roman architectural ornament". 


Sexton, Randolph Williams, ed. qb 728.2 S51 

American apartment houses of today, illustrating plans, details, exteriors, 

and interiors of modern city and suburban apartment houses 

throughout the United States. Architectural Book Pub. Co. [cl926.] 

Sexton, Randolph Williams. qb 724.9 S51 

Spanish influence on American architecture and decoration. Brentano 

[cl927]. 

Contains sections on plans, exteriors, interiors, roofing materials, walls, tiles, iron 

work, and furniture, each made up of plates with a brief introductory text. 

Yerbury, Francis Rowland. qb 728 Y25g 

Georgian details of domestic architecture. Benn, 1926. 

Made up of 150 plates showing details from English houses. 

Photography 

Charles, David. 778.21 C37 

Commercial photography; a practical handbook explaining modern 

methods and appliances for the production of high grade commercial 

photographs. Greenwood, 1927. 

Lutz, Edwin George. 778.5 L98m 

The motion-picture cameraman. Scribner, 1927. 

A practical and simple explanation of moving-picture photography. Contains chapters 

on general camera work, trick photography, animated cartoons and other objects, 

studio and location, the use of miniature models, developing the negative, and completing 

the film for the projector. 

Neblette, Carroll Bernard. 770 N18 

Photography; its principles and practice; a manual of the theory and 

practice of photography, designed for use in colleges, technical institutions, 

and by the advanced student of the science. Van Nostrand, 1927. 

"A list of more important reference works on photography": p.589-590; "References 

to technical journals": p.591-630.


Photo-miniature. 778.6 P52co 

Copying methods; a practical survey of present-day methods employed 

in the copying of photographs, line and full-tone prints, drawings, 

daguerreotypes, color prints. Tennant, 1925. 

Being "Photo-miniature", June 1926, v.17, no.196. 

Photo-miniature. 778.21 P52pr 

Profitable photography; a practical guide to profitable photography, 

outlining many out-of-the-ordinary ways of making money, open to anyone 

with a camera and a working knowledge of modern photographic 

methods. Tennant, cl925. 

Being "Photo-miniature", Oct. 1925, v.17, no.197. 

Schriever, James Boniface, & Cummings, T. H., ed. 770 S37 

Complete self-instructing library of practical photography. 8v. 

Amer. School of Art and Photography, 1908-09. 

v.l. Elementary photography. 

v.2. Negative developing and after-manipulation. 

v.3. General exterior photography: composition; lenses. 

v.4. Photographic printing complete. 

v.5. At-home portraiture: flashlight, interiors, copying, enlarging, lantern slides. 

v.6. Studio portraiture and studio system. 

v.7. Carbon printing; commercial, scientific, and color photography. 

v.8. Negative retouching; etching and modeling; encyclopedic index. 

Scores and Librettos 

Music 

Baritone songs. 2v. Boosey. (Imperial edition.) qM 784.8 B23 

Bass songs. 2v. Boosey, cl924. (Imperial edition.) qM 784.8 B29 

Binder, Abraham Wolf, cd. qM 784.4 B48 

New Palestinean folk songs; noted, collected, ed. and arranged by 

A. W. Binder. Bloch Pub. Co., 1926. 

English and Hebrew words. 

Bispham, David Scull, comp. qM 784.8 B49 

Celebrated recital songs. Presser, cl919. 

Blake, Dorothy Gaynor, & Levy, Ellis. qM 787.1 B52 

Six playtime pieces for violin and piano. 2 pts. Ditson [cl925]. 

pt.i. Piano. 

pt.2. Violin. 

qM 784.8 B63 

The Book of a thousand songs; the world's largest collection of the 

songs of the people, containing more than a thousand old and new 

favorites, ed. by A. E. Wier. Mumil Pub. Co. [cl918.] 

Bos, Coenraad van, cd. qM 784.4 B641 

Dutch folk-songs with piano accompaniment. Schirmer [cl917], 

English and Dutch words. 

Boy Scouts of America. M 784.8 B66 

Boy scout song book. Birchard [cl920].


Buck, Percy Carter, ed. qM 784.8 B85 

The Oxford song book. Oxford University Press, 1924. 

Burleigh, Henry Thacker. qM 784.7 B921 

Plantation melodies old and new; words by R. E. Phillips [and 

others]. Schirmer, cl901. 

Calve, Emma, comp. qM 784.8 C14 

My favorite French songs, v.l. Ditson [cl915]. (Favorite songs 

of famous singers.) 

English and French words. 

Edition for high voice. 

Calve, Emma, comp. qM 784.8 C14m 

My favorite French songs, v.l. Ditson [cl915]. (Favorite songs 

of famous singers.) 

English and French words. 

Edition for low voice. 

Cartwright, Harriet Garton, ed. M 784.8 C24 

Song treasury. Macmillan, 1926. 

Contents.—Patriotic songs.—Student songs.—Folk songs.—Hymns and carols. 

Contralto songs. 2v. Boosey. (Imperial edition.) qM 784.8 C76 

Dann, Hollis Ellsworth, ed. qM 784.7 D22 

Fifty-eight spirituals for choral use, harmonized by H. W. Loomis. 

Birchard [cl924]. 

"Each of these spirituals is issued in the Laurel Octavo Folk-Song Series." 

"The arrangements are for mixed voices, with the exception of fourteen numbers 

for male voices, and three for women's voices with optional bass." 

Davison, Archibald Thompson, & Surette, T. W., ed. qM 784.8 D32 

The home & community song-book. Schirmer [1925?] (Concord 


Ditson (Oliver) & Co., pub. qM 784.8 D64c 

Classic baritone and bass songs. cl888. (The Ditson music series.) 

Ditson (Oliver) & Co., pub. qM 784.8 D64h 

Home songs; a collection of favorite songs, hymns, and rounds for 

the fireside; arranged for mixed voices. cl906. 

Duncan, Edmondstoune, comp. qM 784.4 D89 

The minstrelsy of England; a collection of English songs adapted 

to their traditional airs; for voice with pianoforte accompaniment; 

supplemented with historical notes. 2v. Augener [pref. 1905-09], 

Dussek, Johann Ludwig. qM 786.41 D95 

Beriihmte sonaten u. stiicke fiir pianoforte. 

With this is bound "A la Chapelle Sixtine 'Miserere d' allegri et Ave verum corpus, 

de Mozart' pour piano", by Franz Liszt. 

Favilli, Mario, ed. qM 784.8 F28 

Echoes of Naples (thirty Neapolitan songs). Ditson, cl909. 

Italian and English words.


Finck, Henry Theophilus, ed. qM 784.8 F49o 

One hundred songs by ten masters. 2v. Ditson [cl9l7]. (The 

musicians library.) 


v.l. Schubert.—Schumann.—Franz.—Rubinstein.—Jensen. 

v.2. Brahms.—Tchaikovsky.—Grieg.—Wolf.—Strauss. 

Finck, Henry Theophilus, ed. qM 784.8 F49on 

One hundred songs by ten masters. 2v. Ditson [cl917]. (The 

musicians library.) 


v.l. Schubert.—Schumann.—Franz.—Rubinstein.—Jensen. 

v.2. Brahms.—Tchaikovsky.—Grieg.—Wolf.—Strauss. 

Gaul, Harvey B. qM 782.8 G24o 

Old Johnny Appleseed; cantata for treble voices, text by Will Deems. 

Birchard [cl926]. 

Gerhardt, Elena, comp. qM 784.8 G31 

My favorite German songs. Ditson [cl915]. (Favorite songs of 

famous singers.) 

English and German words. 


Gerhardt, Elena, comp. qM 784.8 G31m 

My favorite German songs. Ditson [cl915], (Favorite songs of 

famous singers.) 

English and German words. 


Gibbon, John Murray, comp. and tr. M 784.4 G36 

Canadian folk songs (old and new); harmonizations by Geoffrey 

O'Hara and Oscar O'Brien, decorations by F. H. Johnston. Dutton, 

1927. 

A collection of 30 French-Canadian songs. The text of the introduction and of the 

songs is in English and French. 

Gideon, Constance Ramsay, & Gideon, Henry, cd. qM 784.4 G37 

From the cradle to the chuppe; songs of Jewish life. 2v. Schmidt, 

cl923. (Edition Schmidt, no.185a, b.) 

Yiddish and English words. 

Gilbert, Henry Franklin Belknap, ed. qM 784.4 G38 

One hundred folk-songs from many countries. Birchard, 1910. 

(The laurel music series.) 

Gould, Sabine Baring- , and others, ed. qM 784.4 G73 

Songs of the West; folk songs of Devon & Cornwall collected from 

the mouths of the people; under the musical editorship of C. J. Sharp. 

Ed.6. Methuen [1922]. 

Gounod, Charles Frangois. 782.4 G74r 

Romeo and Juliet; a tragic opera in five acts, the music by Gounod 

as represented at the Metropolitan Opera House under the direction 

of H. E. Abbey and Maurice Grau [libretto]. Theatre Ticket Office. 

Italian and English words.


Gray (H. W.) Co., New York city. qM 783.4 G81an3 

Anthems for Christmas. 1926. (Quarterly, no.51.) 

Contents.—Christmas day [by] Hoist.—O world in sorrow [by] Hollins.-—How far 

is it to Bethlehem [by] Shaw.— Sing, O heavens [by] Hollins.—And we beheld His 

glory [by] Rathbone.—Ring out, wild bells [by J Fletcher.—And thou, Bethlehem [by] 

Wadely.—Good King Wenceslas [by] Shaw.—Now once again [by] Fletcher.—Arise, 

shine [by] Chambers.—Sing, O heavens [by] Maunder.—Let us now go [by] Steane.— 

O come, Redeemer [by] Marchant. 

Hagg, Gustaf, ed, qM 784.4 H141 

Songs of Sweden; eighty-seven Swedish folk- arid popular songs; the 

English translations by H. G. Chapman. Schirmer. (Songs of the 

people.) 

Swedish and English words. 

Hague, Eleanor, comp. qM 784.4 H14 

Folk songs from Mexico and South America; pianoforte accompaniments 

by Edward Kilenyi. Gray [cl914]. 

Spanish and English words. 

Hatton, John Liptrot, & Faning, Eaton, cd. qM 784.8 H34 

The songs of England; a collection of English melodies, including 

the most popular traditional ditties, and the principal songs and ballads 

of the last three centuries; ed. with new symphonies and accompaniments. 

3v. Boosey. (Royal edition.) 

Henderson, William James, ed. qM 783 H44 

Sacred songs; a standard collection of sacred solos by the best 

composers. 4v. Church, cl903. 

v.l. Soprano. 

v.2. Alto. 

v.3. Tenor. 

v.4. Bass. 

Herbert, Victor. qM 782.6 H46sw 

Sweethearts; a comic opera in two acts; book by H. B. Smith and 

Fred, de Gresac; lyrics by R. B. Smith; vocal score. Schirmer, cl913. 

Holden, Albert James. qM 782.8 H71 

A garden of singing flowers; a cantata in one scene. Ditson, cl889. 

Hopkins, Charles A. K., cd. qM 784.8 H78 

Aloha collection of Hawaiian songs. [Ed.12.] Wall, cl899. 

Hawaiian and English words. 

Jacobs, Max. q 787.1 J13 

For the violin; modern scale studies. Ditson [cl927]. 

Jones, Sidney. qM 782.6 J41 

The geisha; a story of a tea house; a Japanese musical play in two 

acts, libretto by Owen Hall, lyrics by Harry Greenbank, arranged for 

the pianoforte. Hopwood, cl896. 

qM 784.7 J48 

Jubilee and plantation songs; characteristic favorites, as sung by the 

Hampton students, Jubilee Singers, Fisk University students, and other 

concert companies; also a number of new and pleasing selections. 

Ditson, cl915.


Kappey, J. A., ed. qM 784.8 K13 

Songs of Scandinavia and northern Europe; a collection of 83 

national and popular songs of Russia, Poland, Lithuania, Finland, 

Sweden, Norway, Denmark, and Holland; with English words by Clara 

Kappey. Boosey. 

King, Stanton Henry. M 784.8 K266 

Book of chanties. Ditson, cl918. 

Leoni, Franco. 782.5 L624 

L'oracolo (The oracle); a music drama in one act (based on "The 

cat and the cherub" of C B. Fernald), by Camillo Zanoni, English 

translation by Percy Pinkerton [libretto]. Rullman, 1915. 


Levermore, Charles Herbert. M 784.8 L66 

The abridged Academy song-book for use in schools and colleges. 

Rev. ed. Ginn [cl918]. 

Liszt, Franz. qM 786.41 D95 

A la Chapelle Sixtine 'Miserere d'allegri et Ave verum corpus, de 

Mozart'. 

Bound with "Beruhmte sonaten u. stucke fiir pianoforte", by J. L. Dussek. 

McConnell, Marie Florence. M 784.8 M13 

Standard songs and choruses for high schools. Amer. Book Co. 

[cl908.] 

McGuire, Blanche, comp. qM 786.45 M16 

For piano, thirty selections for interpretive dancing. Ditson [cl926]. 

Marzo, Eduardo, ed. qM 784.2 M44 

Coloratura album for soprano. Ditson, cl909. 

Marzo, Eduardo, cd. qM 784.8 M44 

Neapolitan songs; nineteen Neapolitan folk- and popular songs; the 

English translations by Th. Baker and H. G. Chapman. Schirmer 

[cl905]. (Songs of the people.) 


Massenet, Jules Lmile Frederic. q 782.4 M45m 

Manon; an opera in five acts and six tableaux, by Henri Meilhac and 

Philippe Gille, music by J. Massenet [libretto]. Rullman. 


qM 784.8 M65 

Mezzo-soprano songs. 2v. Boosey [cl912]. (Imperial edition.) 

qM 784.8 M76 

Modern song favorites; a collection of twenty-five favorite songs; high 

voice. 2v. Schirmer, cl908. (Schirmer's household music books.) 

qM 784.8 M76m 

Modern song favorites; a collection of twenty-five favorite songs; low 

voice. 2v. Schirmer, cl908. (Schirmer's household music books.) 

Moffat, Alfred, ed. qM 784.8 M769 

English songs of the Georgian period; a collection of 200 songs, ed. 

and arranged with pianoforte accompaniments by Alfred Moffat; supplemented 

with historical notes by Frank Kidson. Bayley.


Moffat, Alfred, ed. qM 784.4 M76m 

The minstrelsy of Ireland; 206 Irish songs adapted to their traditional 

airs, arranged for voice with pianoforte accompaniment, and 

supplemented with historical notes. Ed.4, enl. Augener [1897]. 

(Augener's edition, no.8928.) 

Moffat, Alfred, ed. qM 784.4 M76mi 

The minstrelsy of Scotland; 200 Scottish songs adapted to their 

traditional airs, arranged for voice with pianoforte accompaniment and 

supplemented with historical notes. Ed.4. Augener [1896]. (Augener's 

edition, no.8930.) 

Moffat, Alfred, ed. qM 784.4 M76mn 

The minstrelsy of Wales; a collection of Welsh songs, adapted to 

their traditional airs and arranged for voice with pianoforte accompaniment. 

Augener [1906], (Augener's edition, no.8939.) 

qM 784.8 M938 

The Most popular home songs; selected and arranged by G. C. Noble. 

Enl. ed. Hinds [cl913]. ("The most popular" music books.) 

qM 784.8 M9382 

The Most popular love songs; compiled and arranged by G. C. Noble. 

Hinds [cl906]. ("The most popular" music books.) 

qM 784.7 M93 

The Most popular plantation songs; selected and arranged by G. C. 

Noble. Hinds [cl911 ]. ("The most popular" music books.) 

qM 784.8 M9383 

The Most popular songs for every occasion; selected and arranged by 

G. C. Noble. Hinds, cl912. ("The most popular" music books.) 

Neitzel, Otto, ed. qM 784.8 N217 

Gems of antiquity; vocal masterpieces. Church [cl909]. 

Covering a period from 1240 to 1786. 

qM 784.2 026 

Opera songs; the choicest selection from all the standard operas new and 

old. 4v. Church, cl901. 

v.l. Soprano. 

v.2. Mezzo-soprano & alto. 

v.3. Tenor. 

v.4. Bass. 

Parisotti, Alessandro, ed. qM 784.8 P23 

Anthology of Italian song of the seventeenth and eighteenth 

centuries, selected and ed. with biographical notices; English translations 

by Theo. Baker. 2v. Schirmer [cl880-94], (Schirmer's library 

of musical classics, v.290-291.) 


Pittmann, Josiah, ed. qM 784.2 P67 

The prima donna's album; a collection of 41 celebrated cavatinas and 

arias (in their original keys) extracted from famous operas with Italian 

words and an English translation, v.l. Schirmer. 

51)7


Potter, Frank Hunter, comp. qM 784.8 P85 

Old song favorites; twenty-four songs for a medium voice with 

piano accompaniment. Schirmer. (Schirmer's household music books.) 

Puccini, Giacomo. 782 - s P98ma 

Manon Lescaut; a lyric drama in four acts; English version by Mowbray 

Marras; music by Giacomo Puccini [libretto]. Ricordi, cl893. 


Rimsky-Korsakov, Nicolai Andreievich. 782.57 R46 

Le coq d'or (The golden cock); an opera in three acts [libretto]. 

Rullman, cl918. 


Root, Mrs. Minnie Maes, comp. qM 784.61 R68 

Michigan's favorite college songs; ed. by R. D. Welch, 1909, and 

E. V. Moore, 1912. [Ed.8.] Privately printed [cl925]. 

Rossini, Gioacchino Antonio. 782.6 R74i 

L'ltaHana in Algeri [The Italian in Algeria]; comic drama in two 

acts, by Angelo Anelli [libretto]. Rullman, cl919. 


Ryan, Grace L., comp. qM 786.45 R95 

Music for dances of our pioneers; music arrangements by R. T. Benford. 

Barnes, 1926. 

Lettered on cover: Dances of our pioneers. 

"Definitions, directions, and 'calls,; the handbook for dances of our pioneers" in 

pocket at end. 

Schindler, Kurt, ed. qM 784.8 S33m 

Masters of Russian song; the English versions by George Harris 

[and others]. 2v. Schirmer [cl917]. 

v.l. Twenty-five songs by Moussorgsky. 

v.2. Twenty-five songs by Balakireff, Tchaikovsky, Rimsky-Korsakoff, Borodine, 

Gretchaninoff, and Rachmaninoff. 

Schindler, Kurt, cd. and tr. qM 784.4 S33 

Sixty Russian folk-songs for one voice; compiled from the best 

existing sources with piano accompaniment, introductory essay, and 

notes; the English versions by Deems Taylor and Kurt Schindler. 

3v. Schirmer [cl918-19]. 

Schirmer, G, pub. qM 784.8 S337aL 

Album of bass songs. 4v. 

Sharp, Cecil James, ed. qM 784.4 S53en 

English folk songs; collected and arranged with pianoforte accompaniment, 

v.l. Novello [1920], 

v.l. Songs and ballads. 

Song miscellany. 4v. Schirmer [cl902]. qM 784.8 S6983 

Soprano songs. 2v. Boosey. (Imperial edition.) qM 784.8 S71 

Spence, William R. qM 783.4 S74 

The story of Bethlehem; text, chiefly biblical. Ditson. 

At head of title: A cantata for Christmas; for soli, chorus, and organ.


Spicker, Max, ed. qM 784.8 S75 

Anthology of modern French song; a collection of thirty-nine songs 

with piano accompaniment by modern French composers; English 

translations by H. G. Chapman and others; for low voice. Schirmer 

[c-1912]. 


Spicker, Max, ed. qM 784.8 S75o 

Obbligato-songs; a collection of songs with accompaniment of 

piano and violin. 2v. in 4. Schirmer [cl905]. 

v.l. Nineteen songs for high voice. 

v.2. Eighteen songs for low voice. 

Spicker, Max, ed. qM 784.8 S75ob 

Obbligato-songs; a collection of songs with accompaniment of 

piano and violoncello. 2v. in 4. Schirmer [cl905]. 

v.l. Nineteen songs for high voice. 

v.2. Eighteen songs for low voice. 

Spicker, Max, cd. qM 784.2 S75 

Operatic anthology; celebrated arias selected from operas by old and 

modern composers. 5v. Schirmer [cl903-04]. 

v.l. Soprano. 

v.2. Alto. 

v.3. Tenor. 

v.4. Baritone. 

v.S. Bass. 

Spicker, Max, ed. qM 784.4 S75 

Songs of Germany; eighty-one German folk- and popular songs; 

the English translations by H. G. Chapman. Schirmer [cl904]. 

(Songs of the people [v.2].) 

Stub, Mrs. Valborg Hovind, ed. qM 784.8 S93 

Songs from the North; representative songs of Norway, Sweden, and 

Denmark; with English text by A. W. Moore. Ditson, cl907. 

"Biographical": p.ix—xiii. 

Sturgis, M. H., & Blake, W. P., ed. qM 784.4 S93 

Songs of the Pyrenees, with Spanish, French, and English words; 

arranged from traditional Pyrenean melodies. Schmidt. 

Sullivan, Sir Arthur Seymour. 782.6 S94 

Ruddygore [a comic opera written by W. S. Gilbert, composed by 

A. S. Sullivan]; English text. Ditson. (Light opera librettos.) 

Tomlins, William Lawrence, ed. qM 784.8 T59 

The laurel song book, for advanced classes in schools, academies, 

choral societies, etc. Birchard, 1921. (Laurel music series.) 

United States—Naval academy—Trident society. qM 784.8 U253 

The book of navy songs; music arranged and harmonized by J. W. 

Crosley. Doubleday, 1926. 

The same qr 784.8 U253 

Van Stone, Mary R., comp. qM 784.4 V19 

Spanish folk songs of New Mexico, collected and transcribed by 

M. R. Van Stone, with a foreword by Alice Corbin. Seymour, cl926. 

Spanish and English words. 

509


Weber, Carl Maria Friedrich Ernst, freiherr von. q 782.3 W37 

Oberon, king of the fairies; a romantic fairy opera in three acts 


White, Grace. q 787.1 W63 

Studies, scales, and pieces for violin in the third position. Schirmer, 

cl917. (Schirmer's scholastic series, v.168.) 

qM 784.4 W89 

The World's collection of patriotic songs and airs of the different 

nations; vocal and instrumental music. Ditson, cl903. 

Yamada, Koscak. qM 784.4 Y13 

Japanese folk songs for voice & piano; English version after the 

composer's literal translation by F. H. Martens, v.l. Fischer [cl919]. 

English and Japanese words. 


Bekker, Paul. 780.9 B39 

The story of music; an historical sketch of the changes in musical 

form; tr. by M. D. Herter Norton and Alice Kortschak. Norton [cl927]. 

A Dictionary of modern music and musicians. Dent, 1924. r 780.3 D56 

Graham, John, 6.1859. 780.9429 G77 

A century of Welsh music. Paul, 1923. (Music-lover's library, 

series 2.) 

A historical survey beginning with the early 19th century. 

Howes, Frank Stewart. 780.1 H85 

The borderland of music and psychology; with a preface by Sir 

Hugh Allen. Paul, 1926. 

Contents.—Introduction: Psychology and music.—Gregariousness in audiences and 

performers.—Emotion in music.—Rhythm.—Applause.—Inspiration and the sub-conscious. 

—Taste. 

Kobbe, Gustav. 782 K35 

Tlie complete opera book; the stories of the operas, together with 

400 of the leading airs and motives in musical notation; illustrated with 

one hundred portraits in costume and scenes from opera. Putnam 

[1926]. 

Material missing at the time of Mr. Kobbe's death, supplied by Katharine Wright. 

Condensed from Foreword. 

Laszlo, Alexander. 780.1 L34 

Die farblichtmusik. 1925. 

Marafioti, Pasqual Mario. 784.9 M35n 

The new vocal art. Boni, 1925. 

Discusses singing and voice culture. 

Myers, Rollo H. 780 M99 

Modern music, its aims and tendencies; with numerous musical 

illustrations in the text. Paul [1923?] (The music-lover's library.) 

Contents.—Music and life; a new attitude.—Music and literature.—Harmonic innovations.—Modern 

songwriting.—Music and the theatre; the vogue of ballet—The 

modern spirit; the case of Erik Satie.—Concluding observations


Niles, John Jacob. 784.7 N35 

Singing soldiers; illustrated by M. T. Williamson. Scribner, 1927. 

During his service in the World War the author "was inspired to collect the songs 

that actually were sung by the United States Army on the field or behind the lines... 

White soldiers. . .sang the ditties of Broadway. . .Among the negroes, however, Lieutenant 

Niles found 'a kind of folk music, brought up to date and adapted to the war situation.' 

'Singing Soldiers' is a short compilation of such songs, threaded together with agreeable 

tales of the editor's martial adventures". R. A. Simon in Books, 1927. 

The airs of a number of the songs are included. 

Strantz, Ferdinand von. r 782 S89 

Opernfiihrer; opern und singspiele die den spielplan unserer buhnen 

beherrschen, dem inhalte nach—unter nennung der besonders hervorragenden 

gesange—wiedergegeben; mit biographischen und anderen 

anmerkungen sowie mit einleitenden worteu; mit dem portrat des 

verfassers und vier szenenbildern, bis auf den neuesten spielplan vervollstandigt. 

[cl917.] 

Recreation 

Aston, Sir George Grey. 799 A85 

Letters to young fly-fishers. Houghton, 1927. 

Beckford, Peter. 799 B36 

Thoughts on hunting, in a series of familiar letters to a friend, with 

an introduction and notes by J. O. Paget. Knopf, 1926. 

First published in 1781, these letters by a Dorsetshire squire on hunting with 

hounds remain a standard work on the subject. 

Chalif, Louis Harvy. q 793.3 C35f 

Folk dances of different nations. 3v. Privately printed, cl926. 

v.l. 23 very easy dances. 

v.2. 20 rather easy dances. 

v.3. 20 slightly difficult dances. 

Day, Frank Parker. 799 D33 

The autobiography of a fisherman. Doubleday, 1927. 

"A healthy philosophy of life colors all these biographical details, which nevertheless 

seem merely incidental to the writer's main purpose, which is to relate the life of a 

fisherman. The book has no didactic purpose, nor is it in any sense a treatise. Rather 

is it a lyric of the trout set in a string of idyls full of charm." Literary review, 1927. 

Duff, James. 799.3 D87 

Bows and arrows; how they are best made for all kinds of target 

shooting, including chapters on shooting, accessories, and competitions; 

ed. by Edward Cave, illustrations by G. P. Haynes. Macmillan, 1927. 

Perry, Bliss. 799 P444 

Pools and ripples; fishing essays. Little, 1927. 

Contents.—The author's apology.—Fishing with a worm.—Fishing with a fly.— 

Revisiting a river. 

Strouse, Arthur Howard. 790 S92 

Outdoor stunts for young and old. Strouse Pub. Co., cl926. 

Directions for games and tricks, suggestions for camping, and for picnics, parties, 

and stunts, and a list of conundrums and riddles. 

Work, Milton Cooper. 795 W89c 

Contract bridge, including the contract laws and count of the 

Knickerbocker Whist Club, and the count of the Racquet and Tennis 

Club of New York. Winston [cl927].


Literature 

Adams, Charles Darwin. 885 D42zad 

Demosthenes and his influence. Longmans, 1927. (Our debt to 



Baldwin, Stanley. 824 B195 

On England, and other addresses. Stokes, 1926. 

These short addresses of the British prime minister (1927) were delivered during 

the period from 1923 to 1926. They include speeches on peace in industry, political life, 

literature and the arts, education, the churches, and English statesmen. 

Bonnefon, Daniel. 840.9 B62 

Les ecrivains modernes de la France; ou, Biographie des principaux 

ecrivains frangais depuis le Premier Empire jusqu'a nos jours; 

avec une analyse, une appreciation, et des citations de leurs chefsd'oeuvre, 

ouvrage destine a faire suite aux Ecrivains celebres, a l'usage 

des etablissements d'instruction publique. Ed.6. 

Brock, Arthur Clutton-. 804 B76 

Essays on literature & life. Dutton [1926]. 

Contents.—Pure literature.—Puritanism and art.—Art and science.—The razor of 

Croce.—Poets on poetry.—The poetry of Blake.—On Blake as a prophet.—Percy Bysshe 

Shelley.—The problem of Wordsworth.—Matthew Arnold.—The pleasure of reading 

biographies.—William Hazlitt.—Mr. George Moore.—Back to Methuselah.—On some 

perversities of criticism.—Simpson's choice; an essay on the future life. 

Brooks, Van Wyck. 804 B774 

Emerson and others. Dutton [cl927]. 

Contents.—Emerson: six episodes.—John Butler Yeats.—Randolph Bourne.—The 

letters of Ambrose Bierce.—Amor fati.—Notes on Herman Melville.—The novels of 

Upton Sinclair.—The literary life in America. 

Cabell, James Branch. 814 C112b 

Beyond life; dizain des demiurges. McBride, 1924. 

Contents.—Wherein we approach all authors at their best.—Which deals with the 

demiurge.—Which hints at the witch-woman.—Which admires the economist.—Which 

considers the reactionary.—Which values the candle.—Which indicates the mountebank. 

—Which concerns the contemporary.—Which defers to the arbiters.—Wherein we await 

the dawn. 

Essays on literature—ironical, humorous, and keenly critical—presented as a longdrawn 

conversation with John Charteris, author, on the comparative merits of romanticism 

and realism. 

Carnegie, Dale. 808.5 C21 

Public speaking; a practical course for business men. 2v. Association 

Press, 1926. 

Carr, Joseph William Comyns. 824 C22 

Coasting Bohemia. Macmillan, 1914. 

Contents.—Bohemia past and present.—Some memories of Millais.—At home with 

Alma-Tadema.—With Rossetti in Cheyne Walk.—Edward Burne-Jones.—James M'Neil 

Whistler.—The English school of painting at the Roman exhibition.—With George 

Meredith on Box Hill.—The legend of Parsifal.—Sex in tragedy.—Henry Irving.—A 

sense of humour.—Sitting at a play.—Sir Arthur Sullivan.—The junior of the circuit.— 

By the side of a stream.—Index.


Chinard, Gilbert. 840.9 C44 

L'exotisme americain dans la litterature frangaise au 16e siecle d'apres 

Rabelais, Ronsard, Montaigne, etc. 1911. 

Contents.—La decouverte et les premieres traductions.—Les decouvertes des 

Francais dans le Nouveau Monde.—Un continuateur du moyen age: Rabelais et les 

navigations de Pantagruel.—Les Francais au Bresil: l'expedition de Villegagnon et le 

cosmographe Andre Thevet.—L'Amerique et le grand public en France au milieu du 16e 

siecle. Vulgarisateurs et poetes.—Un moraliste voyageur: Itry.—Nouvelle tentative 

de colonisation protestante. L'expedition de Jean Ribaut et ses historiens Le Challeux 

et Chauveton.—Les theories philosophiques et theologiques du 16e siecle sur les sauvages 

americains.—Un defenseur des Indiens: Montaigne.—L'Amerique dans la litterature 

europeenne au 16e siecle. LTtalie, l'Espagne, l'Angleterre, l'Allemagne. 

Chinard, Gilbert. 843 C39zc 

L'exotisme americain dans l'ceuvre de Chateaubriand. 1918. (California 

University. Semicentennial publications, 1868-1918.) 


Choate, Joseph Hodges. 815 C448ar 

Arguments and addresses; collected and ed. by F. C. Hicks, with 

a memorial by Elihu Root. West Pub. Co., 1926. 

Coblentz, Stanton A. 809 C63 

The literary revolution. Frank-Maurice, Inc., 1927. 

Analyzes the revolutionary tendencies in literature since the beginning of the 20th 

century, which the author looks upon as "mildly beneficial but primarily ruinous in their 

effects". 

Dante Alighieri. 851 D23ch 

Dante, by J. J. Chapman. Houghton, 1927. 

"A rendering, rather as paraphrase than as translation, of favorite passages" of 

the Divine comedy, with notes and memoranda, followed by essays on Dante as a 

human character. Condensed from Preface. 

De La Mare, Walter John, & Quayle, Thomas, comp. 820.8 D38 

Readings; with woodcut illustrations by C. T. Nightingale. Knopf, 

1927. 

An anthology of selections chosen from English prose literature. Intended for 

young readers. Includes "Puss in Boots" and other old tales, and narratives and 

descriptions from Lewis Carroll, Milne, Bunyan, Defoe, Swift, Dickens, Ruskin, Lamb, 

Masefield, Hudson, etc. 

Ellis-Fermor, Una M. 821 M39ze 

Christopher Marlowe. Methuen [1927]. 

"An interesting discussion of Marlowe's mental adventures. Miss Ellis-Fermor 

wisely avoids the technicalities of textual criticism and confines her narration of the 

poet's external life to the first nine pages. .. [She] finds that Marlowe's 'atheism' is the 

key to his works... In her preoccupation with Marlowe's thought Miss Ellis-Fermor does 

not perhaps pay as much attention to the development of his technique as the subject 

deserves." Outlook (London) 1927. 

809 E84 

Essays in memory of Barrett Wendell, by his assistants. Harvard University 

Press, 1926. 

Preface signed: W. R. Castle, jr., Paul Kaufman. 

Contents.—Barrett Wendell, teacher [by] W. R. Castle, jr.—Professor Wendell 

and the philosophers [by] Daniel Sargent.—What is comparative literature? [by] O. J. 

Campbell.—The six centuries since Dante [by] H. W. L. Dana.—The crux of Dante's 

comedy [by] J. B. Fletcher.—Chaucer and mediaeval romance [by] H. R. Patch.—The 

question of mediaevalism [by] T. L. Riggs.—Christopher Marlowe, rationalist [by] 

H. W. Herrington.—The development of the "vice" [by] Robert Withington.—In praise 

of Cervantes [by] H. B. Lathrop.—Heralds of original genius [by] Paul Kaufman.— 

Ivanhoe and its literary consequences [by] G. H. Maynadier.—The Asian lyric and


Essays in memory of Barrett Wendell—continued. 809 E84 

English literature [by] H. L. Seaver.—Lyric poetry [by] H. DeW. Fuller.—The forsaken 

merman [by] H. G. Leach.—A note on Yeats [by] N. J. O'Conor.—Joseph Conrad, 

alchemist of the sea [by] P. A. Hutchison.—Stelligeri, a footnote on democracy [by] 

E. E. Hunt. 

Flores, Angel. r 016.86 F66 

Spanish literature in English translation; a bibliographical syllabus, 

with an introduction by E. E. Hale, jr. Wilson, 1926. 

Garvin, John William, ed. r 810.8 G19 

Master-works of Canadian authors, v.7, 13-14. Radisson Soc. of 

Canada, 1925-26. 

"Edition de Luxe." 

v.7. Wanderings of an artist among the Indians of North America from Canada 

to Vancouver's island and Oregon through the Hudson's Bay Company's territory and 

back again, by Paul Kane. 

v.13. Ocean to ocean, Sandford Fleming's expedition through Canada in 1872, 

by G. M. Grant. 

v.14. Tecumseh, a drama, and Canadian poems; Dreamland and other poems; The 

American bison; Through the Mackenzie basin; Memoirs and reminiscences, by Charles 

Mair. 

Hazard, Mrs. Lucy Lockwood. 810.9 H37 

The frontier in American literature. Crowell [cl927]. 



"Traces in our literature the reflections of the adventurous spirit, first in regional, 

then in industrial, and finally in spiritual pioneering. .. Tn a chapter on 'The Coming 

Age of Spiritual Pioneering' she deals with recent tendencies and their probable outcome." 


Illinois—Public instruction, Superintendent of. r 808.8 122 

Memorial and peace day, May thirtieth, 1926. [Schepp, 1926.] (Circular, 

no.207.) 

An illustrated pamphlet containing patriotic articles, addresses, and poetry. 

Kelly, John Bernard. 818 K17 

The Son of Man, and other poems and essays; with an introduction 

by M. E. Stone. Doran [cl927]. 

Law, Hugh Alexander. 820.9 L39 

Anglo-Irish literature; with a foreword by A. E. Longmans, 1926. 

A history of literature written in English by Irish-born authors. 

Livingstone, Richard Winn, ed. 880.8 L74 

The pageant of Greece. Clarendon Press, 1924. 

"Short bibliography": p. [x]-xi. 

"Selections from the greatest Greek writers, with such a sketch of their lives and 

works as may give an idea of what they were and did." Preface. 

Lowes, John Livingston. 821 C68zL 

The road to Xanadu; a study in the ways of the imagination. 


"A list of abbreviations used for the works most frequently referred to": p. [437]- 

448. 

"I am not aware that ever before the history of the sources of the work of a great 

poet and their ramifications through his mind in the process of being turned into a 

poem has been accomplished so thoroughly, so adventurously and so delightfully... 

There has gone into it love and industry, sensitiveness and scholarship.. .intuition and 

imagination of a rare kind... From the dimmest clews which he discoverd in Coleridge's 

notebook he tracks 'The Ancient Mariner' and 'Kubla Khan' through a wilderness 

of reading. . .from their first genesis to their final completion. In addition to 

being a contribution to criticism and scholarship it must also be a valuable contribution 

to psychology." M. M. Colum in Books, 1927.


Lucas, Edward Verrall. 824 L969Li 

A little of everything. Macmillan, 1912. 

Essays. 

Madeleva, Sister Mary. 804 M23 

Chaucer's nuns, and other essays; foreword by B. H. Lehman. 


Contents.—Chaucer's nuns.—The prose of Francis Thompson.—The religious poetry 

of the nineteenth century.—"Where are you going, my pretty maid?" [Edna St. Vincent 

Millay].—The familiar essay in college English. 

Mirsky, D. S., prince. 891.7 M73h 

A history of Russian literature from the earliest times to the death 

of Dostoyevsky (1881). Knopf, 1927. 


Myers, Walter Lawrence. 823 M994 

The later realism; a study of characterization in the British novel. 

University of Chicago Press [1927]. 


Analyzes the developments in realistic characterization, drawing evidence from the 

representative novels of George Eliot, Meredith, Hardy, Wells, Bennett, Galsworthy, 

Henry James, Dorothy Richardson, D. H. Lawrence, James Joyce, and May Sinclair. 

The author is (1927) associate professor of English, University of Pittsburgh. 

Nixon, Paul. 808.1 N37 

Martial and the modern epigram. Longmans, 1927. (Our debt to 



A study of the epigram in which the author, reviewing examples throughout 

European literary history, comes to the conclusion that Martial, the model of them all, 

is by reason of the volume, variety, and perfection of his work the greatest epigrammatist 

of all time. 

Prescott, Henry Washington. 873 V34zp 

The development of Virgil's art. University of Chicago Press 

[cl927], 

A critical study. 

Rice, Richard Ashley. 841.09 R39 

Rousseau and the poetry of nature in eighteenth century France. 

Smith College, 1925. (Smith College studies in modern languages, v.6, 

no.3-4.) 

A critical study. 

Richards, James Albert, ed. 824.08 R41 

Essays. Privately printed [cl924J. (The outline of knowledge, 

v.14.) 

Contents.— Francis Bacon.— Michael, lord of Montaigne.— Edmund Burke.—- 

Thomas Paine.—Thomas Carlyle.—Lord Macaulay.—Cardinal J. H. Newman.—Emerson's 

essays.—An essay on liberty, by J. S. Mill.—Spencer's essays.-—Dramatic essays, 

by John Dryden.—Essays of Elia, by Charles Lamb. 

Roosevelt, Theodore. 814 R68L 

Literary essays. Scribner, 1926. (Works, v.12.) 

"Biographical note" : p.445-451. 

Scoville, Samuel, b. 1872. 814 S432 

Runaway days. Harcourt [cl927]. 

Contents.—The falcon's nest.—Treetop.—Ong's hat.—Secret valley.—Rus in urbe. 

—Rescue, robbery, and escapes.—Fourways.—Philohela.—Wood ibis.—The sky king.— 

Squirrel folk.—The logcock.—The raven cliff.


Strachey, Giles Lytton. 821 P81zs 

Pope; the Leslie Stephen lecture for 1925. Harcourt, 1926. 

A brief critical study of the English poet's use of the heroic couplet. 

Strouse, Arthur Howard, comp. 808.8 S92 

Christmas budget of recitations and plays. A. H. Strouse Pub. Co., 

cl925. 

Untermeyer, Richard Starr. 818 U25 

By Richard Starr Untermeyer. [Privately printed, cl927.] 

A collection of verse and prose sketches by the son of the poets, Jean Starr and 

Louis Untermeyer. Written at various times during his nineteen years of life. 

Valery, Paul. 844 V15 

Variety; tr. by Malcolm Cowley. Harcourt [cl927]. 

Contents.—Introduction.—The intellectual crisis.—Note.—Adonis.—A foreword.—On 

Poe's "Eureka".—Variations on a theme from Pascal.—A tribute.—An introduction to 

the method of Leonardo da Vinci. 

" 'Variety', which now introduces Paul Valery to American readers in a skilful 

and sympathetic translation, is composed of his most important essays the subjects of 

which range from political economy to literature and critical philosophy." Matthew 

loseplison in Saturday review of literature, 1927. 

"Whether writing about La Fontaine or Poe or Proust or Leonardo his theme is 

really the same: an introspection of the imaginative psyche and how it behaves under 

the pressure of creative desire." Christopher Morley in Saturday review of literature, 

1927. 

Wood, Warren. 810.9 W857 

Representative authors of West Virginia, with a foreword by Tucker 

Brooke. Worth-while Book Co., 1926. 

"A resume of West Virginia books and authors": p.289-322. 

A short general survey of the literary history of the state and critical and biographical 

sketches of West Virginia authors and of others who have dealt with West Virginia 

themes. 

Wright, Louis Booker. r 823 W93 

Studies in the development of the short story: English and American; 

a program for women's clubs. University of North Carolina Press, 

1926. (North Carolina University—University extension division. Extension 

bulletin, v.6, no.4.) 

Issued by the Bureau of public discussion. 

"Reference books": p.[51]; Bibliography: p.[52]-54. 

Poetry 

Baker, G. Cornelius, cd. 811.08 B17 

When men were boys; a collection of poetry about boys, written by 

noted poets. Association Press, 1926. 

Bates, Katharine Lee. gH B31p 

The pilgrim ship. Womans Press, 1926. 

821.08 B467 1926 

The Best poems of 1926; ed. by L. A. G. Strong. Dodd, 1926.


Brown, Ruth A., ed. 821.08 B795 

Magic ring; a collection of verse. [Newman-Burrows Co., Inc., 

cl926.] 

These poems by English and American authors were favorites of the Seattle Camp 

Fire Girls who repeated them in their "magic ring" round the fire. On the last 12 

pages of the collection are poems written by the Camp Fire Girls during the past five 

years. 

Burr, Amelia Josephine. 811 B943se 

Selected lyrics. Doran [cl927], 

Clarke, Frances E., ed. 808.8 C53 

Poetry's plea for animals; an anthology of justice and mercy for our 

kindred in fur and feathers, with an introduction by Edwin Markham; 

illustrated by W. F. Stecher. Lothrop [cl927]. 

Craighead, James R. E. 811 C862 

The lost empire; illustrated by E. M. Fisher. Bond Pub. Co. [cl926.] 

A poem "in which traditions, fancies, facts and tales of Starved Rock [Illinois] 

and other points related to it during the period of French occupancy are preserved in 

the form of blank verse. It purports to be a description of places and events connected 

with the building of Fort St. Louis in 1682". Introduction. 

Crowell, Joshua Freeman, & Crowell, F. H., ed. 811.08 C89 

Cape Cod in poetry. [Ed.2.] Four Seas Co. [cl924.] 

Daly, Thomas Augustine. 811 D17ma 

Madrigali; pictures by John Sloan. Harcourt [cl912]. 

De La Mare, Walter John. 821 D38se 

Selected poems. Holt [1927], 

Farlie, Howard, ed. r 811.08 F23 

The American poetry anthology. Unicorn Pub. Co., 1927. 

The purpose has been "to collect under one cover as many of the new poets, yet 

unknown, as have shown merit". Introduction. 

Gay, Robert Malcolm, comp. 821.08 G252 

The Riverside book of verse, 1250-1925; with an introductory essay. 


Contains English and American poetry. 

Gosse, Edmund William. 821 G69c 

The collected poems. Heinemann, 1911. 

Hovde, Louise, comp. 808.8 H841 

The cradle book of verse; an anthology of baby poetry. Doran 

[cl927]. 

Madeleva, Sister Mary. 811 M23 

Penelope, and other poems. Appleton, 1927. 

Pinkney, Edward Coote. 811 P63 

The life and works of Edward Coote Pinkney; a memoir and complete 

text of his poems and literary prose, including much never before 

published, prepared by T. O. Mabbott and F. L. Pleadwell. Macmillan, 

1926. 



821.08 P74 

Poems teachers ask for, selected by readers of "Normal instructorprimary 

plans", comprising the poems most frequently requested for 

publication in that magazine on the page "Poems our readers have 

asked for". 2v. Owen [1926?] 

Pound, Ezra. 811 P86 

Personam; the collected poems of Ezra Pound, including Ripostes, 

Lustra, Homage to Sextus Propertius, H. S. Mauberley. Boni, 1926. 

Raskin, Philip M., ed. 808.8 R21 

Anthology of modern Jewish poetry; ed. with an introduction. 

Behrman's Jewish Book Shop, 1927. 

Poems by Jewish authors, written in English or translated into English from the 

Yiddish, Hebrew, German, and Russian. 

Reed, Edward Bliss, cd, 821.08 R28 

Songs from the British drama. Yale University Press, 1925. 

"A selected bibliography": p.[357]-361. 

A collection, including songs from masques and other dramatic entertainments. The 

authors are arranged chronologically from John Skelton to Clemence Dane. Contains 

notes and a short study on "Some aspects of song in the drama". 

Stocking, Amer Mills. 811 S864 

The Saukie Indians and their great chiefs Black Hawk and Keokuk, 

with an introduction by Alice French (Octave Thanet). Vaile Co., 1926. 

"Metrical epic of the Saukies and the Foxes." Introduction. 

Stout, Earl Jonathan, comp. 811.08 S88 

Daybreak of peace; a collection of appropriate verse for use in the 

observance of Armistice day in schools and organizations. Owen Pub. 

Co. [cl926.] 


Untermeyer, Louis, comp. 821.08 U25y2 

Yesterday and today; a collection of verse (mostly modern) designed 

for the average person of nine to nineteen, and possibly higher, with 

drawings by Edna Reindel. Harcourt [cl927]. 

"A supplementary reading list": p.358-363. 

The same j 821.08 U25y 

Van Doren, Mark. 811 V186s 

7 p. M., & other poems. A. & C. Boni, 1926. 

Van Roosbroeck, Gustave Leopold, comp. 841.08 V19 

An anthology of modern French poetry. Knopf, 1927. 

Whittier, John Greenleaf. r 811 W66n 

National lyrics, with illustrations by G G. White [and others]. 

Osgood, 1871. 

Wylie, Mrs. Elinor (Hoyt). 811 W98p 

[Poems]; ed. by Laurence Jordan. Simon, cl926. (The pamphlet 

poets.)



Adam (Mystery). q 842 A19 

Adam; a religious play of the twelfth century, also known as the 

Repraesentatio Adae and Le mystere d'Adam and containing three 

parts: Adam and Eve, Cain and Abel, and the Processus Prophetarum; 

tr. from the Norman French and Latin into English verse, by E. N. 

Stone. University of Washington Press, 1926. (Washington (state) 

University. Publications in language and literature, v.4, no.2, p.159- 

193.) 

Butler, Mildred Allen. 793.1 B97 

Literature dramatized for classroom use. Harcourt [cl926]. 

Contains 19 short plays dramatized from novels and poems by Carroll, Irving, 

Malory, Alcott, Twain, Dickens, Arnold, Longfellow, Scott, Stevenson, Homer, Eliot, 

and Coleridge. 

Clark, Barrett Harper. 808.2 C51m 

The modern drama. Amer. Library Assoc, 1927. (Reading with 

a purpose.) 


. The same r 808.2 C51m 

A brief introduction to the subject and a guide to a few plays and books about the 

drama. 

Cohen, Helen Louise, ed. 808.2 C66m 

More one-act plays by modern authors; designs by art classes of 

Washington Irving High School. Harcourt [cl927]. 

Bibliography at end of each play. 

Contents.—The night of "Mr. H." [by] Harold Brighouse.—The last of the Lowries 

[by] Paul Green.—Hearts »nduring [by] John Erskine.—Pearls [by]' Dan Totheroh.— 

The dear departed [by] Ste nley Houghton.—The poor house [by] Louise Driscoll.—The 

siege [by] C. C. Clements. -The change-house [by] John Brandane.—The little father 

of the wilderness [by] Austin Strong and Lloyd Osbourne.—The artist [by] A. A. 

Milne.—Good theatre [by] Christopher Morley.—Carved woman [by] H. B. Alexander. 

—Where the cross is made [by] Eugene O'Neill.—The way out [by] Robert Frost. 

Copeau, Jacques, & Croue, Jean. 842 C793 

The brothers Karamazov; a play in five acts based on Dostoevsky's 

novel, translated by Rosalind Ivan. Doubleday, 1927. 

Published for the Theatre Guild. 

Crafton, Allen, & Royer, Jessica. 792 C85 

The process of play production; a book for the non-professional 

theatre worker. Crofts, 1926. 

Davis, Owen. 812 D321e 

Easy come, easy go; a farce in three acts. French, cl926. 

Dickinson, Thomas Herbert. 809.2 D55 

An outline of contemporary drama. Houghton [cl927]. 

"Books for reference" at end of most of the chapters; "Books for genera] 

reference": p.285-[287]. 

519


Dukes, Ashley. 808.2 D88 

Drama. Holt [cl927], (Home university library of modern knowledge, 

no.117.) 


"Addressed not only to the gentle reader but to the gentle playgoer. In the first 

place it is a book of the theatre, and therefore it attempts from the outset the rash 

enterprise of describing one art in terms of another." Preface. 

Contains chapters on the nature and varieties of drama, the dramatist, the actor, 

the producer, the scene, the playhouse, the audience, and drama present and future. 

Dunkel, Wilbur Dwight. 822 M67zd 

The dramatic technique of Thomas Middleton in his comedies of 

London life. University of Chicago Libraries, 1925. 


"A selective bibliography": p.l25-[126]. 

Dryden, John. 808.2 D85e 

An essay of dramatic poesy; ed. with notes by Thomas Arnold; 

third edition, revised by W. T. Arnold. Clarendon Press, 1903. (Clarendon 

Press series.) 

Contains also his "Defence of An essay of dramatic poesy". 

Fairgrieve, Amita B., & Miller, H. F. 812 F16 

Purple and fine linen; a prize play of Puritan times, in three acts. 

French, cl913. 

Glover, Halcott. 822 G51 

Wat Tyler, and other plays. Viking Press, 1927. 

Contents.—Wat Tyler.—The king's Jewry.—Hail, Caesar! 

Kreymborg, Alfred. 812 K42t 

There's a moon tonight; a romantic comedy in three acts, a prologue, 

and an epilogue. French, 1926. 

Meras, Leslie Ross, & Meras, E. A., ed. 842.08 M63 

Eight French one-act plays, with notes, exercises, and vocabulary; 

costume plates by E. B. Meras. Harcourt [cl926]. 

Contents.—A brief resume of the history of the French comedy.—La farce du 

cuvier.—Le retour imprevu, by J. F. Regnard.—L'epreuve, by Marivaux.—L'habit 

vert, by Musset and Augier.—J'invite le colonel, by Labiche.—L'ceillet blanc, by A. 

Daudet.—L'ecole des belles-meres, by Brieux.—Franches lippees, by Tristan Bernard. 

Milne, Alan Alexander. 822 M712p 

Portrait of a gentleman in slippers; a fairy tale in one act. French, 

cl926. (French's acting edition, no.1055.) 

Nicoll, Allardyce. 822.09 N32hi 

A history of late eighteenth century drama, 1750-1800. University 

Press, 1927. 

Contents.— The theatre.— Tragedy.— Comedy.— Miscellaneous forms of drama.— 

Appendix: A. The theatres, 1750-1800; B. Hand-list of plays, 1750-1800: English 

plays and operas; Italian operas, oratorios, and ballets performed at the Opera House; 

Foreign plays acted in London. 

Limited to the drama in England.


822 025on 

One-act plays for stage and study; third series; twenty-one contemporary 

plays, by American, English, and Irish writers, preface by 

Percival Wilde. French, 1927. 

Contents.—One of those things, by George Kelly.—Dave, by Lady Gregory.— 

Napoleon crossing the Rockies, by Percy MacKaye.—Unto such glory, by Paul Green.— 

Papers, by Clare Kummer.—Cupid in Clapham, by Elizabeth Baker.—The Londonderry 

air, by Rachel Field.—The eligible Mr. Bangs, by Robert Housum.—Knives from 

Syria, by Lynn Riggs.—The kite, by Holland Hudson.—The cobbler's den, by Seumas 

O'Brien.—The betrayal, by Padraic Colum.—Changing places, by I. L. Ehrlich.—The 

voice of the snake, by D. F. Halman.—The sundial, by Eugene Pillot.—Duetto, by K. S. 

Burgess.—The weathervane elopes, by A. C. D. Riley.—Mary means what she says, 

by J- W. Rogers.—Youth must be served, by Harriet Ford.—When did they meet again? 

by Harold Brighouse.—Jane, Jean, and John, by Alfred Kreymborg. 

O'Neill, Eugene Gladstone. 812 025ma 

Marco Millions. Boni, 1927. 

At head of title: A play. 

Richards, James Albert, cd. 808.2 R41 

Drama. Privately printed [cl924], (The outline of knowledge, v.17.) 

Contents.—Agamemnon [by] jÊschylus.—Antigone [by] Sophocles.—Helen [by] 

Euripides.—The frogs [by] Aristophanes.—The tragical history of Dr. Faustus [by] 

Christopher Marlowe.—The alchemist [by] Ben Jonson.—All for love [by] John Dryden. 

—She stoops to conquer [by] Oliver Goldsmith. 

Rickaby, Franz Lee. 812 R43 

The haven; a play in one act. Walter H. Baker, 1925. 

Sabbattini, Nicola. qr 792 Sll 

Anleitung dekorationen und theatermaschinen herzustellen von Nicola 

Sabbattini, 1639; iibersetzt und mitsamt dem urtext herausgegeben 

von Willi Flemming. 1926. 

Reprint of the original work published in Italian in 1639, with title "Pratica di 

fabricar scene, e machine ne' teatri". 

Shakespeare, William. 822.33 0393 

As you like it; ed. by Evelyn Smith. Nelson [1926]. (The "teaching 

of English" series.) 

Shakespeare, William. 822.33 P77 

Comedy of A midsummer-night's dream; ed. by Evelyn Smith. Nelson 

[1925], (The "teaching of English" series.) 

Shakespeare, William. 822.33 W17 

King Henry iv; part 1; ed. by Evelyn Smith. Nelson [1925]. (The 


Shakespeare. William. 822.33 P395 

Merchant of Venice; ed. by Evelyn Smith. Nelson [1926]. (The 



Much ado about nothing; ed. by Evelyn Smith. Nelson [1926]. 



The tempest; ed. by John Hampden. Nelson [1926]. (The "teaching 

of English" series.)


Shakespeare, William. 822.33 T198 

Tragedy of Julius Caesar; ed. by John Hampden. Nelson [1926], 



Tragedy of King Lear; ed. by Evelyn Smith. Nelson [1926]. (The 



The tragedy of Macbeth; ed. by Evelyn Smith. Nelson [1925]. 



Twelfth night; ed. by Evelyn Smith. Nelson [1926]. (The "teaching 

of English" series.) 

Sisson, C. J. 822.33 HM4 

Shakespeare in India; popular adaptations on the Bombay stage. 

Shakespeare Assoc, 1926. 

At head of title: The Shakespeare Association. 

Smith, Earl Hobson. 812 S646 

Eleanor of Cumberland Mountain. Kentucky Playmakers [cl926]. 

Smith, Milton Myers. 792 S65 

The book of play production for little theatres, schools, and colleges, 

introduction by Brander Matthews. Appleton, 1926. 


Strong, Austin. 812 S92 

The drums of Oude, and other one-act plays. Appleton, 1926. 

Contents.—The drums of Oude.—The little father of the wilderness, by Austin 

Strong and Lloyd Osbourne.—Popo. 

Three one-act plays. French, cl925. 822 T42 

Contents.—Persephone, by A. K. Clarke.—Cloudbreak, by A. O. Roberts.—Wind o' 

the moors, by L. du Garde Peach. 

Watkins, Maurine. 812 W31 

Chicago. Knopf, 1927. (The theatre of today.) 

Webster, Jean. 812 W38 

Daddy Long-legs; a comedy in four acts. French [cl922]. 

Winslow, Ola Elizabeth. 822.09 W79 

Low comedy as a structural element in English drama from the 

beginnings to 1642. University of Chicago Libraries [1926]. 


"Play list": p.171-186. 

Humor 

Adams, Franklin Pierce. 817 A21 

By and large. Doubleday, 1914. 

Poems. 

Adams, Franklin Pierce. 817 A21t 

Tobogganning on Parnassus. Doubleday, 1913. 

Poems.


Rogers, Will. 817 R61L 

Letters of a self-made diplomat to his president, illustrated by Herbert 

Johnson, v.l. A. & C Boni, 1926. 

"A good deal of shrewd philosophy in its main principles not unlike that of Mr. 

Dooley, though it hardly goes as deep. There are plenty of commonplace observations 

and some pretty keen ones; in general the foolery is good, so is the temper, so is the 

common sense... The two things which seem to have impressed the author most were the 

fine way the English met the general strike, and the unique efficiency of Mussolini." 

A. C. Coolidge in Saturday review of literature, 1926. 

Rogers, Will. 817 R61t 

There's not a bathing suit in Russia, & other bare facts; with illustrations 

by Herb Roth. A. & C Boni, 1927. 

Humorous observations on the author's visit to Russia. 

Taylor, Bert Leston. 817 T25m 

Motley measures, with a foreword by Ring Lardner. Knopf, 1927. 

Humorous and satirical poems. 

Biography 


Amos, James E. 92 R684am 

Theodore Roosevelt; hero to his valet. Day, 1927. 

The author entered the service of President Roosevelt a few months after the 

inauguration as companion to the Roosevelt children and was later made the President's 

personal attendant, serving him faithfully until his death. 

"In a short book of personal reminiscences, Mr. Amos tells of his relation to 

Theodore Roosevelt. He does it with a great deal of dignity, relieved by amusing 

anecdotes, and much respect, leavened by genuine affection." Literary review, 1927. 

Antin, Benjamin. 92 A6312a 

The gentleman from the 22nd; an autobiography. Boni, 1927. 

Asbury, Herbert. 92 A799as 

A Methodist saint; the life of Bishop Asbury. Knopf, 1927. 


Francis Asbury was the founder of the Methodist Church in America and was 

its first bishop. 

Written "in a style notable for its ease and simplicity and effective irony...A 

highly readable book, well balanced, well grounded in research". C. L. Snider in 

Books, 1927. 

The Augustus Saint-Gaudens memorial. [1926?] qr 92 Sl39au 

An illustrated pamphlet describing the sculptor's home in Cornish, N. H., which 

was chartered as a permanent memorial in 1919. 

Best, Mary Agnes. 92 P164b 

Thomas Paine, prophet and martyr of democracy. Harcourt [cl927]. 


A biography of the Anglo-American political agitator and pamphleteer. 

"If written too much in the tone of vindication and defense, it is nevertheless a 

fine contribution to our knowledge of the man." Outlook, 1927. 

Carson, Christopher. 92 C2342c 

Kit Carson's own story of his life, as dictated to Col. and Mrs. D. C. 

Peters about 1856-57, and never before published; ed. by B. C. Grant. 

[Santa Fe New Mexican Pub. Corporation, cl926.] 

Carson (1809—1868) was a famous scout, trapper, soldier, and Indian agent in New 

Mexico. Besides his brief autobiography the book contains a few short reminiscences and 

descriptions of him written by General Sherman, Mrs. Fremont, and other contempcraries.


Dreiser, Theodore. 92 D812d 

A book about myself. [Ed.4.] Boni [1926], 

A five hundred page account of the author's experiences in newspaper work in 

Chicago, St. Louis, Pittsburgh, and New York from 1890 to 1895. 

Fallows, Alice Katharine. 92 F1972f 

Everybody's bishop; being the life and times of the Right Reverend 

Samuel Fallows, D. D., by his daughter. Sears [cl927]. 

"Samuel Fallows' literary work": p.438. 

Bishop Fallows (1835-1922) came from England to Wisconsin in 1848. He fought 

in the Civil War and became a brigadier-general, was rector of St. Paul's Church, 

Chicago, for 45 years, and in 1876 was elected bishop of the Reformed Episcopal 

Church. He was especially active in his work among the laboring classes. 

Gissing, George. 92 G454g 

Letters of George Gissing to members of his family; collected and 

arranged by Algernon and Ellen Gissing; with a preface by his son, a 

portrait in photogravure, and a facsimile letter. Houghton, 1927. 

Preface signed: Alfred C. Gissing. 

"Chronological list of works": p.[407.1 

Hamilton, Joseph Gregoire de Roulhac, 6.1878. 92 F762h 

Henry Ford; the man, the worker, the citizen. Holt [1927]. 

A simple biography marked by uncritical admiration. 

Konnecke, Gustav. r 92 G919k 

Quellen und forschungen zur lebensgeschichte Grimmelshausens; 

hrsg. im auftrag der Gesellschaft der Bibliophilen, von J. H. Scholte. 

v.l. 1926. 

v.l. Grimmelshausens leben bis zum schauenburgischen schaffnerdienst. 

Koteliansky, Samuel Solomonovitch, cd. and tr. 92 C418k 

Anton Tchekhov; literary and theatrical reminiscences. Doran, 1927. 

Contents.-—Chronological table of the life and works of Anton Tchekhov.—Anton 

Tchekhov's autobiography.-—Stories of Anton's early life, by Alexander Tchekhov.— 

Literary reminiscences: Tchekhov's creative method, by Y. Sobolev; Fragmentary reminiscences, 

by Michael Tchekhov; Reminiscences of Tchekhov, by V. Korolenko; From 

Souvorin's Diary; Leo Tolstoy on Tchekhov; An afterword to Tchekhov's story The 

darling, by Leo Tolstoy; Reminiscences of Tchekhov, by Alexander Kuprin [and] Ivan 

Bunin; Fragmentary reminiscences, by Maxim Gorky.—Theatrical reminiscences: Tchekhov 

and the Moscow Art Theatre, by N. Efros [and] VI. Nemirovich-Danchenko; Reminiscences 

of Tchekhov recorded by L. A. Soulerzhitsky from accounts furnished by the 

actors and actresses of the Moscow Art Theatre; Reminiscences, by Ivan Tchekhov, 

K. S. Stanislavsky, A. L. Vishnevsky, V. I. Kachalov, Mme. E. P. Muratov, L. M. 

Leonidov, Mme. M. P. Lilin, Mme. V. S. Boutov; Tchekhov and the theatre, by Leonid 

Andreyev.—Anton Tchekhov's Diary.—A recollection, by VI. Nemirovich-Danchenko.— 

Tchekhov's unpublished works: Tatyana riepin, a drama in one act; A Moscow hamlet, 

a feuilleton; At the cemetery, a story; At the post office, a story; Shulz, a fragment of 

a story; Life is wonderful, a sketch; A fairy tale, the history of The bet; On the 

harmfulness of tobacco, a stage monologue in one act. 

La Fayette, Marie Madeleine (Pioche de La Vergne), 92 L1441La 

comtesse de, & Menage, Gilles. 

Lettres de Marie-Madeleine Pioche de La Vergne, comtesse de La 

Fayette et de Gilles Menage, publiees, d'apres les originaux, avec une 

introduction, des notes, et un index, par H. Ashton. University Press 

of Liverpool, 1924. (Modern Humanities Research Association. Publications; 

research series, v.l.) 

"Bibliographic des ouvrages cites dans les lettres et dans les notes": p. 187-189.


Lindbergh, Charles August. 92 L7172L 

"We"; the famous flier's own story of his life and his transatlantic 

flight, together with his views on the future of aviation, with a foreword 

by M. T. Herrick. Putnam, 1927. 

The same r 92 L7172L 

Includes a description, written by Fitzhugh Green, of the receptions Riven Col. 

Lindbergh in Paris, Brussels, London, Washington, New York, and St. Louis. 

Macfarlane, James Rieman. r 92 C626m 

George Clymer, signer of the Declaration of Independence, framer 

of the Constitution of the United States and of the state of Pennsylvania, 

his family, and descendants. [Sewickley Printing-Shop] 1927. 

Maude, Aylmer, ed. and tr. 92 T588md 

Family views of Tolstoy; tr. by Louise and Aylmer Maude. Houghton, 

1926. 

Contents.—Preface.—The original of "Natasha" in War and peace, by Vera 

Nagorny.—Tolstoy and Dickens, by Nikolay Apostolov.—How my father and I dealt 

with the land question, by Countess Tatiana Tolstoy.—Tolstoy's humour, by Count 

Sergius Tolstoy.—Some sayings of Tolstoy, by Sofya Stakhovich.—Music in Tolstoy's 

life, by Count Sergius Tolstoy.—Home-leaving and death, by Countess Alexandra 

Tolstoy. 

Moore, Thomas. 92 FS72mo 

The life and death of Lord Edward Fitzgerald. Longman, 1831. 

Northumberland, Elizabeth (Seymour) Percy, duchess of. 92 N459n 

The diaries of a duchess; extracts from the diaries of the first 

Duchess of Northumberland (1716-1776); ed. by James Greig, with a 

foreword by the Duke of Northumberland. Doran [1926]. 

The duchess "was for many years a prominent figure in English and Continental 

society. Of considerable literary taste, she was on terms of intimacy with the eminent 

writers of her era... She was one of the Ladies of the Bedchamber to Queen Charlotte, 

and accompanied the Duke. . .when he went to Ireland in 1763 to act as Lord Lieutenant 

...The Duchess's Diaries begin in 1752 and end in 1776.. -Historical incidents, State 

and social ceremonies, as well as descriptions of character, are the themes that mainly 

interested the Duchess". Introduction. 

Stoddard, John Lawson. qr 92 N129st 

Napoleon; from Corsica to St. Helena, with an introduction and 

descriptions. Saalfield, 1901. 

"Three hundred and thirty reproductions of famous paintings." 

Symons, Arthur. 92 D947s 

Eleonora Duse. Duffield, 1927. 

"Not a biography in the proper sense of the word; it is a colleciton of thoughts. 

remarks and meditations upon the art of the theatre, with Duse playing the heroine." 


Tesniere, Albert. 92 E993t 

Blessed Peter Julian Eymard, the priest of the eucharist, founder of 

the Fathers of the Blessed Sacrament and of the Sister-Servants of the 

Blessed Sacrament. Sentinel Press [1926]. 

An account of the life and work of a French priest (1811-68), with two chapters 

on his beatification.


United States—House. r 92 W742u 

Arthur B. Williams; memorial addresses delivered in the House of 

representatives of the United States in memory of Arthur B. Williams, 

late a representative from Michigan. 1926. (69th Cong., 1st sess. 

House. Doc. no.471.) 

Van Every, Dale, & Tracy, M. D. 92 L7172v 

Charles Lindbergh, his life; introduction by K. A. Bickel. Appleton, 

1927. 

A biographical account of the trans-Atlantic aviator, based on the material gathered 

by the United Press at the time of Col. Lindbergh's flight from New York to Paris in 

May, 1927. 

Wile, Frederic William. 92 B4554w 

Emile Berliner, maker of the microphone. Bobbs [cl926]. 

A biography of the inventor who made modern telephony and radio-broadcasting 

possible, and who has devoted much of his time to popular health education. 

Wood, Frederick S. 92 R684wo 

Roosevelt as we knew him; the personal recollections of one hundred 

and fifty of his friends and associates; with a prefatory note by Calvin 

Coolidge. Winston [cl927]. 


Diehl, Charles. 923.1 D57b 

Byzantine portraits; tr. by Harold Bell. Knopf, 1927. 

"Le grand palais de Constantinople, by Jean Ebersolt": folded plan in pocket. 

"Originally issued as Figures byzantines. Paris: Armand Colin, 1906." 

Contents.—The life of a Byzantine empress.— Athenais.— Theodora.— Irene.—A 

middle-class woman of the eighth century.—The blessed Theodora.—The romantic adventures 

of Basil the Macedonian.—The four marriages of Leo the Wise.—Theophano. 

—Zoe Porphyrogenita.—A middle-class family of the eleventh century.—Anna Dalassena; 

a noble family of the eleventh century.—The wisdom of Cecaumenus.—The sacred 

palace; key to plan. 

Foulis, James. qr 929.3 F83 

Protocol books of James Foulis, 1546-1553, and Nicol Thounis, 

1559-1564; ed. by James Beveridge and James Russell. Skinner, 1926. 

(Scottish Record Society. [Publications] part C.) 

r 920 H47h 

Herringshaw's American blue book of biography; prominent Americans 

of 1926. American Blue Book Publishers [cl926]. 

1926 ed. by T. W. Herringshaw. 

Odum, Howard Washington, cd. 923 014 

American masters of social science; an approach to the study of the 

social sciences through a neglected field of biography, by H. W. Odum 

[and others]. Holt[cl927]. (American social science series.) 

Contents— Pioneers and masters of social science, by H. W. Odum.—John William 

Burgess by W. R. Shepherd.—Lester Frank Ward, by J. Q. Dealey.—Herbert B. Adams, 

c 11 C' Vincent —Wdliam Archibald Dunning, by C. E. Merriam.—Albion Woodbury 

J""' ° y J?' C - Hayes.—Franklin Henry Giddings, by J. L. Gillin.—Thorstein Veblen, 

T TJ' i' 1 i oman ~Frederick Jackson Turner, by C. Becker.—James Harvey Robinson, 

by H. E. Barnes.


Perry, William Stevens, bp. qr 923.2 P44 

The faith of the signers of the Declaration of Independence. [189-?] 

A pamphlet giving the religious affiliations of the members of the first Congress. 

Bishop Perry wishes to show that the Declaration from its inception to its adoption was 

chiefly the work of Episcopalians. The pamphlet contains also facsimiles from letters 

written by Thomas McKean, Caesar Rodney, and William Hooper, and the statement 

by Wells describing the duel between Gwinnett and Mcintosh. 

Rourke, Constance Mayfield. 920 R77 

Trumpets of jubilee. Harcourt [1927]. 

"A note on sources": p.435-437. 

Contents.—Lyman Beecher.—Harriet Beecher Stowe.—Henry Ward Beecher.— 

Horace Greeley.—P. T. Barnum.—Epilogue. 

"Admirable examples of what is conventionally called the 'new' biography, penetrating 

studies of their subjects, as individuals, with due heed to environment and more 

attention to the touches that reveal character than to the incidental mathematics of a 

career." John Bakeless in Saturday review of literature, J927. 

Sellers, Edwin Jaquett. r 929.2 W35s 

English ancestry of the Wayne family of Pennsylvania. 1927. 

"Works of the author": 7th preliminary page. 

Tatum, Richard Parry. r 929.2 T23 

Tatum narrative, 1626-1925. 1925. 

The author died April 8, 1925, and his wife published the work in October 1926. 

A genealogical account of the Tatum family in Bermuda, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania. 

Vespasiano da Bisticci, Fioreutino. 920 V28 

The Vespasiano memoirs; lives of illustrious men of the xvth century, 

now first translated into English by W. G. and Emily Waters. 

Routledge, 1926. 

Biographical sketches of Italian popes and rulers, cardinals, archbishops and 

bishops, statesmen, and writers. 

Maps. Atlases 

Everts (L. H.) & Co., pub. qr 912.77137 E95 

Combination atlas map of Portage County, Ohio, compiled, drawn, 

and published from personal examinations and surveys. 1874. 

Maps—United States. (1927?) qr 912.73 M13 

Physical map of United States & Mexico; designed by M. Kuhnert. 

Nystrom [1927?] (Relief-like series.) 

Roll map; size 49"4x73^ inches; scale, 1:2,750,000. 

General 


Archer, Richard Lawrence, and others. 910.7 A67 

The teaching of geography in elementary schools. Ed.4. Black, 1924. 

"Books and apparatus": p.230-247. 

Butterworth, E. M. 910.7 B98 

The teaching of geography in France, a comparative study; report 

of observations made (1920-21) as Gilchrist geography student by E. M. 

Butterworth. Blackie, 1922. (Blackie's library of pedagogics.)


Halliburton, Richard. 914 H182 

The glorious adventure. Bobbs [cl927]. 

Tells with great gusto his adventures in following the trail of Ulysses, with Homer 

as his guide. In the course of his Odyssey he climbed Olympus, visited the Delphic 

oracle, swam the Hellespont, ran from Marathon to Athens, and had many adventures 

of his own, amusing if not Homeric. One chapter, written in more serious vein, 

describes his pilgrimage to Skyros, to the tomb of Rupert Brooke. 

Tafur, Pero. 910 T13 

Travels and adventures, 1435-1439; tr. and ed. with an introduction 

by Malcolm Letts. Harper [1926]. (Broadway travellers.) 

Tafur was a wealthy and influential Spanish nobleman. He tells of his experiences 

and describes vividly the great cities and the courts of rulers in Europe and the Near 

East. His travels were first printed in Madrid in 1874 from the only known manuscript, 

thought to be an early 18th century copy of an earlier manuscript. 

Europe 

Balderston, Marion. 914.2 B19 

Here is England. McBride, 1927. 

"Mrs. Balderston sets forth from London on a motor tour. . .a pear-shaped circuit, 

which, beginning with Canterbury, takes in nearly a dozen of the cathedral towns, a 

good portion of the placid loveliness of Kent, the Pilgrim's Way, Kit's Coty House, 

Stonehenge, Glastonbury. . . Bath, the Fens, Cambridge and places of lesser note but 

special allure... Her explanatory talks on her favorite subject, ecclesiastical architecture, 

attest an understanding of the Norman and English-Gothic styles. . .that is exceptional 

in a layman." Lawton Mackail in Books, 1927. 

Boyd, Mrs. Mary Stuart. 914.67 B66 

The Fortunate Isles; life and travel in Majorca, Minorca, and Iviza; 

with eight illustrations in colour and fifty-two pen drawings by A. S. 

Boyd. Stokes, 1911. 

Duryea, Mrs. Nina Larrey (Smith). 914.67 D94 

Mallorca the magnificent; with an introduction by R. A. Cram. 


"Begins with a rapid and imaginative sketch of the most picturesque events in the 

history of the island. . .There follow the author's observations of the religion and 

customs of the Mallorcan people, and several chapters descriptive of its palaces, 

churches, monasteries, caves and beaches." Garreta Busey in Books, 1927. 

Feuillerat, Albert. 914.4 F43 

French life & ideals; tr. by Vera Barbour. Yale University Press, 

1925. 

"This volume is based upon the series of lectures delivered at Yale University on 

the Bromley Foundation during the University year, 1919-1920." 

"The present volume is the fifth work published by the Yale University Press on 

the Philip Hamilton McMillan Memorial Publication Fund." 

Hudson, William Henry, C.M.Z.S. 914.237 H88 

The Land's End; a naturalist's impressions in west Cornwall. 

Knopf, 1927. 

Hutton, Edward. 914.55 H977v 

The Valley of Arno; a study of its geography, history, & works of 

art, with 32 illustrations from old prints in the possession of the author. 


"One of those leisurely, engagingly written and interesting books which call up the 

life of a peculiarly brilliant and artistically fecund past in the environment of the 

present, without pedantry, without ostentation of scholarship." Frederick H. Martens 

in Literary review, 1927.


Minns, Ellis Hovell. qr 913.47 M72 

Scythians and Greeks; a survey of ancient history and archaeology 

on the north coast of the Euxine from the Danube to the Caucasus. 

Cambridge University Press, 1913. 


A detailed and scholarly work. Contains plates and numerous illustrations showing 

works of art and other archaeological remains of the Scythians and the Greek colonists 

in Russia and Siberia. 

Muirhead, James Fullarton. 914.94 M953 

A wayfarer in Switzerland. Houghton, 1926. 

"Not a guide-book and not a compendium, but something of each. Against a slight 

background of the facts that everyone ought to know about Switzerland, the author has 

dealt with those Swiss places and themes that most interested him, especially when 

they seemed among those least adequately handled by previous English writers." 

Preface. 

Contains many illustrations. 

Newbigin, Alice M. S. 914.6 N26 

A wayfarer in Spain; with 16 illustrations and a map. Houghton, 

1927. 

Spiller, Robert Ernest. 914.2 S75 

The American in England during the first half century of independence. 

Holt [cl926]. 


A collection of impressions of English life and letters found in journals, travel 

diaries, and letters of Americans in England from 1775 to 1835. Illustrated from contemporary 

portraits and sketches. 

Stephen, George Arthur. 914.26 S82 

100 pictures of Norwich; the city of gardens, churches, & antiquities. 

Jarrold, 1926. 

Swiss Federal Railways. 914.94 S979 

Summer in Switzerland. 1926. 

An illustrated pamphlet describing the opportunities for fishing, golf, walking, and 

other sports. 

Swiss National Tourist Office. 914.94 S97 

Switzerland; a short and handy guide for tourists. 1926. 

A pamphlet containing many illustrations and a folded map. 

Whyte, Frederic. 914.85 W66 

A wayfarer in Sweden; with 17 illustrations and a map. Houghton, 

1927. 

United States 

Colman, Mrs. Edna Mary (Hercher). 917.53 C71 

White House gossip, from Andrew Johnson to Calvin Coolidge; 

illustrations from photographs. Doubleday, 1927. 

"Miss Colman presents personages and customs of a vanished era as well as some 

of those of our own time. Her attention to dates and important events gives her 

chapters a historical character, while her use of more personal material imparts color 

and life to her pages." Saturday review of literature, 1927. 

Flint, Mich. Directories. r 917.74 F64 

Polk's Flint city directory, 1925. cl925.


Freeman, Lewis Ransome. 917.7 F91 

By waterways to Gotham; the account of a two thousand mile 

voyage by skiff and outboard motor from Milwaukee to New York, 

through the Great Lakes, Trent Canal, St. Lawrence, Richelieu, Champlain, 

and Hudson. Dodd, 1926. 

"Describes people and places on the way with humor and much writing skill. An 

appendix contains reprinted official matter containing river, lake and canal distances, 

weather and all sorts of information for the use of those who would go and do likewise." 

Books, J920. 

Harrington, Karl Pomeroy. 917.422 H28 

Walks and climbs in the White Mountains. Yale University Press, 

1926. 

Mason, Robert Lindsay. 917.68 M45 

The lure of the Great Smokies; with illustrations. Houghton, 1927. 

Describes the mountains and the people who live there, telling much of their ways of 

living and of their historical background. 

Mitchell, Langdon Elwyn (pseud. John Philip Varley). 917.3 M74 

Understanding America. Doran [cl927]. 

Miscellaneous essays on American ideals and problems. 

Pennsylvania—State highway department. r 917.48 P3993 

Pennsylvania. [1926?] 

An illustrated pamphlet describing state roads and points of scenic and historic 

interest reached by them, giving routes from various Pennsylvania cities to points outside 

the state, and containing a road map of Pennsylvania and maps of Philadelphia and 

Pittsburgh. 

Rice, Wallace de Groot Cecil. qr 917.73 R39 

Palmer House, old and new; an historical sketch with reminiscences 

of Chicago two generations ago, together with a description of the 

Palmer House today. [Donnelley, cl925.] 

Contains 25 illustrations, most of which are in color. 

St. Louis—Public library. r 016.91778 S14 

Missouri; a selected list of books and articles compiled by the class 

of 1926, St. Louis Library School. 1926. 

v.24, no.6, June 1926 of the "Monthly bulletin" of the St. Louis Public library. 

The same. (In St. Louis—Public library. Monthly bulletin, v.24, 

no.6.) qr 017.1 S14 v.24 

Van de Water, Frederic Franklyn. 917.3 V185 

The family flivvers to Frisco; illustrations by W. J. Enright. Appleton, 

1927. 

An entertaining and informative account of a trip across the country from New York 

to San Francisco in a Ford car. 


Anderson, Mrs. Isabel Weld (Perkins). 916.1 A54 

From Corsair to Riffian. Houghton, 1927. 

An account of a motor trip through Morocco, Algeria, and Tunisia. 

Barrows, David Prescott. 916 B26 

Berbers and blacks; impressions of Morocco, Timbuktu, and the 

western Sudan. Century [cl927].


Best, Elsdon. 919.31 B46 

The Maori as he was; a brief account of Maori life as it was in pre- 

European days. Dominion Museum, 1924. (New Zealand—Science and 

art board. Manual, no.4.) 

"List of authorities quoted": p.[2711-272. 

Bonnard, Abel. 915.1 B62 

In China, 1920-1921. Routledge, 1926. 

"Translated from En Chine, 1920—1921, by Veronica Lucas." 

"Won the Grand Literary Prize of the French Academy. Perhaps its assiduous 

patriotism helped; the patient effort to understand the essence of an alien civilization... 

must have appealed to that Gallic intelligence which also—sometimes—esteems wisdom 

as highly as rubies. . .M. Bonnard looks backward. . .there is little in his story that 

expresses young China but much that explains its passion." L. S. Gannett in Books, 

1927. 

Brehme, Hugo. qr 917.2 B72 

Picturesque Mexico; the country, the people, and the architecture; 

with an introduction by Walther Staub. Brentano [cl925]. 

Made up of plates, with a 12—page introduction describing geographical characteristics 

of Mexico. 

British Museum—Department of ceramics and ethnography. 913.72 B75 

Guide to the Maudslay collection of Maya sculptures (casts and 

originals) from Central America, with 8 plates, 20 illustrations, and a 

map. [Oxford University Press] 1923. 

Prepared by T. A. Joyce. 

r 917.2 C69 

[Collection of photographs depicting life and customs in Mexico.] 

[191-?] 

Loose-leaf. 

Edgar, Morton. 913.32 E28 

The Great pyramid; its spiritual symbolism, in which is shown how 

the Great pyramid of Gizeh symbolically corroborates the philosophy of 

the divine plan of the ages as contained in the Holy Scriptures. Bone, 

1924. 

Ellis, William Thomas. 915.69 E53 

Bible lands to-day. Appleton, 1927. 

An account of the author's journey through the lands mentioned in the Old and 

New Testaments, linking the present conditions of the country with its historical background 

and discussing the political activities of the European powers in the Near East 

since the World War. 

Goldsmith, Peter H., comp. r 918.2 G58 

Argentina; an authorized digest of El desarrollo economico de la 

Republica Argentina en los ultimos cincuenta anos. Inter-America 

Press, 1924. (Carnegie Endowment for International Peace—Division 

of intercourse and education—Interamerican section.) 

At head of title: Interamerican digests; economic series, no.l. 

Based on the work of Ernesto Tornquist and Company of Buenos Aires. 

Griffis, William Elliot. 915.2 G89 

Some of Japan's contributions to civilization; direct and indirect. 

Japan Society. 

"This pamphlet is published under the auspices of the Townsend Harris Permanent 

Endowment Fund Committee of the Japan Society."


Jochelson, Vladimir Il'ich. qr 913.798 J33 

Archaeological investigations in the Aleutian Islands. Carnegie 

Institution of Washington, 1925. (Carnegie Institution of Washington. 

Publication no.367.) 


Krohn, William Otterbein. 919.11 K42 

In Borneo jungles among the Dyak headhunters. Bobbs [cl927]. 

"It was for a holiday and a rest that Dr. Krohn took the journey.. .Incidentally 

also he was collecting ethnological specimens for the Field Museum...A rare lot of 

information did he acquire about the Dyaks and he recounts it for the reader's information 

with unfailing appreciation of the picturesque, a sense of humor that brightens 

the whole of the narrative with whimsical comment, quick perception of the grotesque 

and entertaining reflection. . .There are copious illustrations." New York times book 

review, 1927. 

McGovern, William Montgomery. 918.1 M16 

Jungle paths and Inca ruins; illustrated with photographs. Century 

[cl927]. 

The account of an expedition through the vast region of the Amazon and the Andes. 

The author, an experienced explorer, is (1927) assistant curator of ethnology in the 

Field Museum. 

MacNair, Harley Farnsworth. 915.1 M21c 

China's international relations, & other essays. Commercial Press, 

Limited, 1926. 

Fifteen essays on Chinese political conditions and on the work of missions in 

China. The author is (1926) professor of history and government in St. John's University, 

Shanghai. 

Martin, Franklin H. 918 M427 

South America, amplified to include all of Latin America; the Vandyck 

cruise; introduction by W. J. Mayo. [Ed.2] rev. Revell, 1927. 

Notes gathered during clinical tours made to Latin-American countries from 1920 to 

1925 by representatives of the American College of Surgeons. The greater part of the 

book is devoted to general description of the countries. Part two concerns the American 

College of Surgeons and its relation to the Latin-American countries; part three concerns 

the surgeons and medical institutions of Latin America. Dr. Martin's notes are 

supplemented by excerpts from articles and reports by Dr. W. J. Mayo, Dr. T. J. Watkins, 

Dr. F. P. Corrigan, and Dr. E. I. Salisbury. 

Mayo, Katherine. 915.4 M54 

Mother India; with forty-one illustrations. Harcourt [cl927]. 


The author "spent considerably more than a year obtaining her details at first 

hand... She finds mass India, beneath its surface, a huge cesspool of filth, disease, 

cruelty, sex degeneracy and soul degeneracy... Miss Mayo excepts from her indictment 

the Sikhs, the northern tribesmen, the Moslems, the Buddhists and other extensive 

groups... She doesn't blame the British; she seems to feel that they are doing the best 

they can, but that it isn't enough. Her main thesis is that 'the whole pyramid of the 

Indian's woes rests on a rock-bottom physical base' ". IV. B. Seabrook ill Books, 1927. 

Milligan, Robert H. 916.7 M69 

The fetish folk of West Africa. Revell [cl912], 

"Deals with the customs, habits, and beliefs of the Mpongwe and Fang of West 

Africa, and contains chapters replying to the criticisms made by Professor Frederick 

Starr and Miss Mary Kingsley upon missionary methods. .. Gives a luminous insight 

into the native mind." Jerome Dowd in American journal of sociology, 1913.


New York (city), Metropolitan Museum of Art. r 913.32 N261 

The Egyptian expedition, 1923-1924. 1924. 

Pt.2, December 1924 of the "Bulletin of the Metropolitan Museum of Art". 

The same. (In New York (city), Metropolitan Museum of Art. 

Bulletin, v.19, no.12, pt.2.) r 708.1 N26b v.19 

The reports of archaeological excavations at Thebes and at Lisht, and of the graphic 

work of the expedition in copying representative tomb painting and relief. 

Palestine Pilgrims' Text Society. r 915.69 P18 

The library. 13v. Committee of the Palestine Exploration Fund, 

1897. 

v.l. The churches of Constantine at Jerusalem.—The Bordeaux pilgrim.—The 

pilgrimage of St. Silvia to the holy places.—The letter of Paula and Eustochium to 

Marcella.—The pilgrimage of Holy Paula, by St. Jerome. 

v.2. The epitome of S. Eucherius.—The breviary, or short description of Jerusalem. 

—Theodosius on the topography of the Holy Land.—The buildings of Justinian, by Procopius.—The 

holy places visited by Antoninus Martyr. 

v.3. The pilgrimage of Arculfus.—The hodceporicon of St. Willibald.—Description 

of Syria and Palestine, by Mukaddasi.—The itinerary of Bernard the Wise. 

v.4. A journey through Syria and Palestine, by Nasir-I-Khusrau.—The pilgrimage 

of Saewulf to Jerusalem.—The pilgrimage of the Russian, Abbot Daniel. 

v.5. Description of Jerusalem and the Holy Land, by Fetellus.—Description of the 

Holy Land, by John of Wiirzburg.—The pilgrimage of Johannes Phocas.—Description 

of the holy places, by Theoderich.—A crusader's letter from the Holy Land. 

v.6. Anonymous pilgrims.—The city of Jerusalem and Ernoul's account of Palestine.—The 

guide book to Palestine.—Description of the Holy Land, by John Poloner. 

v.7-10. The wanderings of Felix Fabri. 

v.ll. Extracts from: Aristeas; Hecatieus of Abdera; Origen's Treatise against 

Celsus; Lectures of St. Cyril, archbishop of Jerusalem; Life of St. Saba; Dion Cassius; 

Paschal chronicle; The patriarch Sophronius; The chronicle of Theophanes; and 

Eutychii Annales.—Jacques de Vitry's History of Jerusalem. 

v.12. Burchard of Mount Sion.—Marino Sanuto. Part xiv of Book in.—Ludolph 

von Suchem's Description of the Holy Land. 

v.13. The life of Saladin. 

Ray, Joseph E. 917.1 R24 

Things seen in Canada; a description of life in town & country, the 

glorious scenery & boundless wealth of this great Dominion. Dutton 

[1927]. 

Rout, Ettie A. 919.31 R77 

Maori symbolism, being an account of the origin, migration, and 

culture of the New Zealand Maori as recorded in certain sacred legends, 

from the evidence of Hohepa Te Rake; with a preface by Sir W. A. 

Lane. Harcourt, 1926. 

Skrine, Clarmont Percival. 915.16 S62 

Chinese Central Asia, with an introduction by Sir Francis Younghusband. 


Observations and experiences during two and a half years as British consul-general 

at Kashgar and on the road in Northern Kashmir and Chinese Turkestan. Contains 

many illustrations. 

Thompson, Wallace. 917.28 T38 

Rainbow countries of Central America. Dutton [cl926]. 

"His 'Rainbow countries' are Costa Rica, Nicaragua, Honduras, Salvador and 

Guatemala, and in the chapters devoted to each he discusses its history, the nature of 

its population, its government, its industries and its potential wealth... He treats in 

detail such controversial subjects as the concession system, 'dollar diplomacy,' American 

intervention and the 'open-door' policy of Washington.. .The whole spirit of Wallace 

Thompson's book is witness to his genuine friendship and admiration for Latin America." 

Blair Niles in Books, 1926.


Ward, Francis Kingdom 915.15 W21r 

The riddle of the Tsangpo gorges, with contributions by Earl Cawdor. 

Arnold, 1926. 

An account of a journey across the Tibetan plateau to the unexplored parts of the 

gorges of the Tsangpo River, made in 1924 for the purpose of collecting plants and 

seeds and studying their environment with a view of introducing new species into 

English gardens. Lord Cawdor was the author's only white companion. 

William, prince of Sweden. 916.7 W74 

Among pygmies and gorillas; with the Swedish Zoological Expedition 

to Central Africa, 1921. Dutton [1926]. 

History 

General 

Klapper, Paul. 907 K31 

The teaching of history, with chapters on the teaching of civics; a 

manual of method for elementary and junior high schools. Appleton 

[cl926], 

"Annotated bibliography": p.329-338. 

The author is (1926) dean of the School of Education in the College of the City of 

New York. 

Knowlton, Daniel Chauncey. 907 K35h 

History and the other social studies in the junior high school. 

Scribner [cl926]. 

"Bibliographical note" at end of each chapter. 

A record of some of the author's teaching experiences in the Lincoln School of 

Teachers College. Most of the chapters deal with the teaching of history. 

Thorndike, Lynn. 901 T39 

A short history of civilization. Crofts, 1926. 

Bibliography at end of each chapter; "General bibliography": p.569-574. 

Turner, Tell Arminius. 909 T86 

Causes of war and The new revolution; brief narratives of the 

principal wars from the Spanish Armada, 1588, to the treaties of 

Locarno, 1925; with special reference to their causes, followed by the 

advocacy and the evidences of a momentous revolution in all civilized 

nations, with the second quarter of the twentieth century. Jones [cl927]. 

Europe 

Casson, Stanley. 938 C26 

Macedonia, Thrace, and Illyria; their relations to Greece from the 

earliest times down to the time of Philip, son of Amyntas. Oxford 



Clarke, Mary Virginia. 940.1 C53 

The medieval city state; an essay on tyranny and federation in the 

later Middle Ages. Methuen [1926]. 



Feiling, Keith Grahame. 942.05 F32 

England under the Tudors and Stuarts. Williams [1927?] (Home 

university library of modern knowledge, v.125.) 


Frederick III, German emperor and king of Prussia. 943 F89 

The war diary of the Emperor Frederick III, 1870-1871; tr. and ed. 

by A. R. Allinson. Stokes. 

International Committee for Political Prisoners. r 945 124 

The Fascist dictatorship, including an essay by Gaetano Salvemini, 

an address by W. J. Elliott, of Harvard University, reprints of articles 

from various American magazines on fascism, with expressions of 

American liberal opinion. [1926.] 

"Books and pamphlets on fascism": p.84-90. 

Jarrett, Bede. 940.1 J19 

Social theories of the Middle Ages, 1200-1500. Little, 1926. 


Contents.—Law.—Education.—Women.—Slavery.—Property.—Money-making.—War. 

—Christendom.—Art.—The "Summa theologica".—Index. 

Mornay, Charlotte Arbaleste de. 944.02 M91 

A Huguenot family in the xvi century; the memoirs of Philippe De 

Mornay, sieur du Plessis Marly, written by his wife; tr. by Lucy Crump, 

with an introduction. Routledge [1926?] 

This translation is from the edition edited by Mme. de Witt, for the Societe de 

I'Histoire de France, 1S6S. 

Nilsson, Martin Persson. 937 N35 

Imperial Rome: 1. Men and events; 11. The Empire and its inhabitants; 

tr. from the Swedish by G. C. Richards. Harcourt [1926?] 

^ "A conservative and sound survey of the political history of the Roman Empire with 

judicious observations on social and economic conditions. The author knows the value 

and contents of his sources and also most of the pertinent investigations of his fellowscholars. 

. .There are many full-page illustrations, but no footnotes or references." 

Nation, 1926. 

Smith (John) & Son (Glasgow), Ltd. r 016.941 S65 

Bibliotheca Scotica; a catalogue of books relating to Scotland, with 

foreword by L. M. Watt. 1926. (Catalogue, 110.8.) 

United States 

Adams, Edward Dean. 973.1 A21 

America and Americans, the name and its significance; a patriotic 

research presented as an address to the members and guests of tlie 

Engineering Foundation at a dinner in honor of E. D. Adams upon the 

completion of his ten years of service as vice-chairman. Privately 



American printer. qr 973 A5125 

Sesqui-centennial number. 1926. 

v.83, no.l, July 1926 of the "American printer". 

Contains 12 articles on the history of printing in America, a chronological list of 

events in American history, and 91 plates, reproductions of etchings, engravings, paintings, 

extracts from books, etc., all commemorating events in American history.


Burckmyer, Cornelius L., & Burckmyer, Mrs. C R. B. 973.7 B892 

The Burckmyer letters, March 1863-June 1865. State Co., 1926. 

Preface signed: Charlotte R. Holmes. 

Letters exchanged by C. L. and C. R. Burckmyer. 

Published partly because of the economic data which they contain and partly because 

of their vivid picture of life in Charleston and in the little Confederate colony in 

Europe, with its testimony to the intense belief of the South in the righteousness of 

its cause. Condensed from Preface. 

Donehoo, George P. 974.818 H29d 

Harrisburg, the city beautiful, romantic, and historic. [Telegraph 

Press, cl927.] 

The same .r 974.818 H29d 

Historical and descriptive sketches, with numerous illustrations. 

Donovan, Herbert Darius Augustine. 974.7 D72 

The Barnburners; a study of the internal movements in the political 

history of New York state and of the resulting changes in political 

affiliation, 1830-1852. New York University Press, 1925. 


Garand, P. S. r 974.756 017g 

The history of the city of Ogdensburg, relating the life of Father 

Picquet and his Indians, the part they took in Colonial wars, all the 

important historical events which took place in Ogdensburg since that 

time and the great part which its sons took in the Civil War, in the War 

of 1812, in the Patriot War of 1837, in the Fenian War, in the Spanish 

American War, in the Mexican War and in the World War. 1927. 

"Sources of information": p.1-3. 

Hallenbeck, Cleve. Q 979 H17 

Spanish missions of the old Southwest; with 119 half-tone and 11 

line illustrations. Doubleday, 1926. 


A history of the missions of California, New Mexico, Texas, and Arizona, intended 

for the general reader. One chapter discusses mission art and architecture, and the 

appendix contains legends connected with the various missions. 

McMaster, John Bach. 973.7 M21 

A history of the people of the United States during Lincoln's ad 

ministration. Appleton, 1927. 



Maurice, Sir Frederick Barton. 973.7 M49 

Statesmen and soldiers of the Civil War; a study of the conduct of 

war. -Little, 1926. 

"Authorities quoted" : p. [ 1631—166. 

"Delivered as the Lees-Knowles Lectures for 1925-26 at Trinity College, Cambridge." 

Preface. 

"What is said in the first two thirds of the book about Jefferson Davis, Joseph E. 

Johnston, Lee, Lincoln, McClellan and Grant, the statesmen and soldiers whom General 

Maurice studies, is largely by way of developing certain views regarding the proper 

relations between a Government and its army in time of war, the theory itself being 

more fully elaborated in the last third of the volume.' ' William MacDonald in Books, 

1927.


Muzzey, David Saville. 973 M98u 

The United States of America. 2v. Ginn [cl922-24]. 

Bibliography: v.l, p.i-xxv; v.2, p.i-xxviii. 

v.l. Through the Civil War. 

v.2. From the Civil War. 

New Hampshire—Sesqui-centennial celebration r 974.2 N27 

commission. 

New Hampshire Sesqui-centennial celebration; one hundred and 

fiftieth anniversary of the establishment of independent government. 

Ranney [1925]. 

Palou, Francisco. 979.4 P21 

Historical memoirs of New California; tr. into English from the 

manuscript in the archives of Mexico; ed. by H. E. Bolton. 4v. University 

of California Press, 1926. 

"Appendices: correspondence of Father Palou": v.4, p.[2311-381. 

"Editorial notes" at end of each volume. 

The "Noticias de Nueva California", concluded in 1783, was the first general 

history of the founding of Alta or New California. The author, a Franciscan, began his 

missionary labors there in 1773, founded the Mission San Francisco, and became in 

1784 president of all the missions of New California. The first volume of this edition 

of his history gives a full account of Old California during his work there from 1768 to 

1773. The last three volumes chronicle the founding of New California from 1769 to 

1783. The editor's introduction gives a sketch of Palou's life and writings, and 

appendixes contain some thirty rare and unpublished letters throwing light on the 

Franciscan regime in Old California and on Portola's expedition to New California in 

1769-70. 

Peters, J. T., & Carden, H. B. r 975.4 P45 

History of Fayette County, West Virginia. Jarrett Printing Co., 1926. 

Pittsburgh—Sesqui-centennial committee. q 974.886 P6742 

The book of Pittsburgh, including herein a record of the participation 

of the city of Pittsburgh in the Sesqui-Centennial International 

Exposition at Philadelphia. Pittsburgh [Pittsburgh Printing Co.] 1926. 

The same qr 974.886 P67492 

An illustrated pamphlet containing historical sketches and information about presentday 

Pittsburgh. 

Presbyterian banner. qr 974.886 P92 

[Special number on the history of Pittsburgh and Pittsburgh 

churches. Pittsburgh, 1926.] 

v.113, no.17, Oct. 28, 1926 of the "Presbyterian banner". 

The same. (In Presbyterian banner, v.113, no.17.)..qr 285.1 P922 v.113 

Review of reviews. r 973.3 R36 

150 years ago; a manual for the sesquicentennial celebrations of the 

Revolutionary War, including a chronology of the chief events of the 

the war for independence and the years that followed until the Constitution 

was adopted and ratified, together with a guide to the monuments, 

tablets, collections, and other shrines of the American Revolution 

in many states of the Union, with twenty questions for a self-test, suggestions 

for essays and addresses, lists of novels, plays, poems, films, and 

general works dealing with the Revolution, and the birth-dates and 

death-dates of twenty-five outstanding figures of the war. [cl925.] 


537


Rosenbach Company, booksellers, Philadelphia, qr 973.3 R723 

A catalogue of autograph letters and documents relating to the 

Declaration of Independence and the Revolutionary War issued in honor 

of the one hundred and fiftieth anniversary of the signing of the Decla 

ration. Rosenbach Co., 1926. 

At head of title: 1776 Americana. 

On cover: July 4, 1776. 

Willock, Pa., Lebanon Presbyterian Church. r 974.885 W75 

1776-1926, sesqui-centennial of Lebanon Presbyterian Church, Willock, 

R. F. D., no.l, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, September 25- 

26, 1926. [1926.] 


9M B46 

Besant, Mrs. Annie (Wood). 

India, bond or free? a world problem. Putnam [1926]. 

"Mrs Besant's plan of reform for India is the removal of British control—except 

such control as the word 'Dominion' implies—and the reconstruction of the primitive 

village communities. These are to serve as the basis of the creation of other and more 

powerful bodies based on the village model, until every form of state activity ,s embraced 

Mrs Besant's comments on the educational system of India are shrewd, it 

irrelevant... The vital point of the Indian problem, namely the excess population, 

the author does not touch upon." E. P. White in Books, 1927. 

972 C13 

Callcott, Wilfrid Hardy. 

Church and state in Mexico, 1822-1857. Duke University Press 

[cl926]. (Duke University. Publications.) 

Bibliography: p. [3251-340. _ ,,...,, 1 ,i,„ 

"The author's point of view is that the separation of church and state and tlie 

development of liberal democratic government, while they are processes breaking distinctly 

with the social tradition of the country, are desirable and possible ideals... Ihe 

whole work is well written in clear style and in judicial tone and manner." American 


Juan de Persia. 955 J 48 

Don Juan of Persia, a shi'ah Catholic, 1560-1604; tr. and ed. with 

an introduction by G. Le Strange. Harper [1926]. (Broadway 

travellers.) 

Published in 1604. "It has never been reprinted nor.. .translated from the Castilian...The 

author was a Persian Moslem wdio had become a Spanish Roman Catholic. 

He had kept a careful diary during his long journey from Isfahan to Valladolid, and it 

appeared to him...worthy of presentation to those whose faith he had adopted. Further 

he would tell them of Persia and its history. Don Juan, of course, is no authority for 

ancient or mediaeval history, but his description of Persia and his account of the wars 

waged by the Persians during the 16th century against the Ottoman Turks contain much 

that is of interest, for the author gives many details of recent events that notably add 

to our knowledge of the history of this somewhat obscure period. .-The journal of his 

journey through Russia, Germany and Italy to Spain is quaintly entertaining." Preface. 

Mecham, John Lloyd. 972 M55 

Francisco de Ibarra and Nueva Vizcaya. Duke University Press, 

1927. (Duke University. Publications.) 


A history of the founding of Nueva Vizcaya, a province in northwestern Mexico 

explored and settled by Ibarra, who was its first governor. Covers the period from about 

1554 to 1575. Based on original manuscript materials in the archives at Seville.


Newbigin, Marion Isabel. 971 N26 

Canada; the great river, the lands, and the men. Harcourt [1926]. 


"Written definitely from the standpoint that geography is the major and determining 

factor in history.. .The author's thesis is that the influence of Canada's great river, 

the St. Lawrence, has been dominant in the history of the Dominion's development. 

Her book begins with Cartier's discovery of Canada, and ends, except for an epilogue, 

with the taking of Quebec by the British." New statesman, 1927. 

Rawlinson, Hugh George. 954 R23 

Intercourse between India and the Western World from the 

earliest times to the fall of Rome. Ed.2. Cambridge University Press, 

1926. 


Roosevelt, Nicholas. 991-4 R68 

The Philippines; a treasure and a problem. Sears [cl926]. 

"Reflects upon every page a sincere purpose to give a faithful portrayal of the 

facts as he found them after an extended visit to the islands and a detailed study of 

local problems." D. R. Williams in Books, 1926. 

Scroggs, William Oscar. 972.85 S43 

Filibusters and financiers; the story of William Walker and his 

associates. Macmillan, 1916. 


"An authoritative narrative of filibustering activities of the decade before 1860... 

After considering the varied and complex forces which explain filibusterism, it traces 

Walker's early attempt to establish a republic in Lower California and Sonora, his bold 

attempt in Central America culminating in his conquest of Nicaragua. . .his final overthrow 

through the vengeful influence of Vanderbilt, and his capture and execution 

through English aid. . .The author has had training in historical research and his 

work exhibits evidences of industrious careful investigation." J. M. Callahan in American 


Wood, William Alfred Rae. 959.3 W85 

A history of Siam from the earliest times to the year A.D. 1781, with 

a supplement dealing with more recent events. Unwin [1926]. 

The author is (1926) British consul-general in Chiengmai and has spent many years 

in Siam. 

European War 

Bairnsfather, Bruce. 940.918 B16c 

Carry on, sergeant! with illustrations by the author. Bobbs [cl927]. 

"Witty, ironic, and more informative than many more pretentious narratives. This, 

indeed, is Bruce Bairnsfather's autobiography in the [World] war period, with valuable 

contributions from the biography of Old Bill and Alf...The author's comments on how 

war is made, and why, and his studies of Americans at the front are much more 

penetrating than his jesting 'now I'll tell you another' style of writing implies. There 

is a good deal more to this little book than its amusing pictures." Saturday review of 


Bullard, Robert Lee. 940.918 B87 

Personalities and reminiscences of the war. Doubleday, 1925. 

General Bullard commanded the first American division to go into action in France 

during the World War and was still in active service when the Armistice was signed. 

539


Goodsall, Robert Harold. 940.918 G62 

Palestine memories, 1917, 1918, 1925; with sketches in colour and 

monochrome, photographs, and four maps made by the author. Cross, 

1925. 

The author, who served as a lieutenant of field artillery with the British forces 

during the World War, describes his experiences in the Palestine campaign. The final 

chapter pictures the country as he found it on revisiting it in 1925. 

Grinnell-Milne, Duncan William. 940.917 G92 

An escaper's log, with eight illustrations and three sketch maps. 

Lane [1926]. 

The author, an officer in the British Royal flying corps during the World War, 

tells of his experiences in German prison camps and of his efforts to escape. 

William, crozvn prince of tlie German Empire and of Prussia. 940.911 W74 

I seek the truth; a book on responsibility for the war; tr. from the 

German by Ralph Butler. Sears [cl926]. 

"Best described as a lawyer's brief in reply to the accusation contained in the 

famous Article 231 of the Treaty of Versailles, which is interpreted to mean that 

Germany was solely responsible for the war and that she intentionally provoked it... 

There is no little merit in this book, parts of which are honestly and convincingly 

written. But it exhibits in full measure that incapacity to see the other side which 

distinguished German diplomacy before and during the war; it omits anything and everything 

not favorable to Germany." B. E. Schmitt in Saturday review of literature, 1927. 











American Printing House for the Blind, qE 028.81 A51Li 

Louisville, Ky. 

List of publications in Braille, Jan. 1927. 1927. 

Bailey, Carolyn Sherwin. E B159b 

Boys and girls of Colonial days. 2v. Amer. Printing House for the 

Blind. 

Blanchard, Mary Miles. qE 689 B53 

The basketry book; 12 lessons in reed weaving. 2v. Amer. Printing 

House for the Blind, 1926. 

Goldsmith, Oliver. qE 821 G58a 

The deserted village; ed. with introduction and notes by R. N. 

Whiteford. Amer. Printing House for the Blind, 1926. 

Goldsmith, Oliver. qE 822 GS8a2 

She stoops to conquer; ed. with introduction and notes by R. N. 

Whiteford. 2v. Amer. Printing House for the Blind, 1926.


Hawthorne, Nathaniel. qE H367t2 

Twice-told tales. 8v. Amer. Printing House for the Blind. 

Irving, Washington. qE 914.6 I28a 

The Alhambra; tales and sketches of the Moors and Spaniards. 7v. 


Irving, Washington. qE 946.8 I28a2 

Conquest of Granada. 8v. Amer. Printing House for the Blind, 

1926. 

Kilbourne, Charles Evans. E K253b 

Baby Ostrich and Mr. Wise-Owl. Pennsylvania Institution for the 

Instruction of the Blind. 

Lagerlof, Selma. qE 244 LIS 

Christ legends. 3v. Amer. Printing House for the Blind, 1926. 

Lowell, James Russell. qE 814 L95 

Literary essays. 8v. Amer. Printing House for the Blind, 1926. 

v.l. Chaucer. 

v.2-3. Dryden. 

v.4. Pope. 

v.5—6. Shakespeare once more. 

v.7-8. Spenser. 

Myers, Philip Van Ness. qE 940 M99 

Mediaeval and modern history. Ed.2, rev. lOv. Amer. Printing 


Parker, Sir Gilbert. qE P238p 

The power and the glory; a romance of the great La Salle; put into 

revised Braille for the United States Veterans bureau. 5v. Amer. 

Printing House for the Blind. 

Weston, George. E W5712t 

Taxi! taxi! transcribed and presented by A. S. Dilworth. 3v. Pittsburgh, 

Amer. Red Cross. 


Blaisdell, Etta Austin. j B5252t 

Toy town. Little. 

Easy stories about toys that play among themselves the games that real children 

enjoy. 

Bryant, Frederick John. j 684 B84 

Furniture projects. Manual Arts Press [cl925]. 


Directions for making such articles of furniture as a piano bench, gate-leg table, 

bedstead, and desk. 

Conner, Sabra. j C7532q 

The quest of the Sea Otter. Reilly. 

Just preceding the War of 1S12, a group of northern woodsmen voyage around the 

Horn to the Great West River, and establish a trading post. Keene Falconer, the 

owner's son, his faithful small dog, Plume d'Or, and the daughter of the captain accompany 

them. The unsettled condition of the country, hostile Indians, and stormy seas 

make the undertaking hazardous and full of thrilling adventures.


Daniel, Hawthorne. 3 D222g 

The gauntlet of Dunmore; illustrated by Henry Pitz. Macmillan. 

Edward Dunmore's first venture outside his uncle's priory brings him in contact 

with the enemies of his house and leads to many exciting episodes before his ancestral 

lands and title are recovered. The story vividly pictures the feudal customs of the 

early 15th century. 

Filene, Catherine, ed. 3 396.5 F47 

Careers for women. Houghton [cl920]. 

Articles that will aid girls in choosing a profession or trade. The advantages and 

disadvantages of 31 occupations, their required training, and necessary qualifications 

are given. 

Hauck, Louise Piatt. 3 H349y 

The youngest rider, a story of the Pony Express; illustrated by Fred 

Harman and from photographs. Lothrop. 

Charles Holt was a rider for the Pony Express from the first day of its mail service 

down to the closing of the offices. He and his daring young friends eagerly carried on 

their work in spite of the many dangers and hardships they encountered. The relaying 

to California of Lincoln's famous inaugural message of '61 was one of their most 

thrilling feats. 

Marson, Percival. j 666 -! M41 

Glass and glass manufacture. Pitman [1918]. (Pitman's common 

commodities and industries.) 

"Journals and books for reference": p.123. 

Partial contents.—History.—The chemical and physical properties of glass.—Coloured 

glass and artificial gems.—Decolorizers.—Glass-melting pots and their manufacture.—The 

manipulation of glass.—Crown, sheet, and plate glass.—Tube, cane, and chemical glassware.—Optical 

glass.—Decorative glassware. 

Peake, R. J. 3 677.1 P34 

Cotton from the raw material to the finished product; rev. by J. A. 

Todd and W. P. Crankshaw. Ed.2, rev. Pitman [1926?] (Pitman's 

common commodities and industries.) 

Deals with the cultivation of cotton and the manufacture of cotton goods. Special 

attention is given to the British textile industry. 

Music 

Berwald, William Henry. qj 786.4 B46 

Twelve Mother Goose melodies for the pianoforte with words ad 

lib. Presser, cl925. 

Engelmann, H. qj 786.4 E63 

Easy Engelmann album; first and second grade pieces for the pianoforte. 

Presser, cl910. 

Erb, Mae Aileen. qj 786.4 E71 

Pictures from nature; characteristic first grade pieces for the pianoforte. 

Op.19. Presser, cl922. 

Krogmann, C. W. qj 786.4 K42 

10 five note recreations for the pianoforte. Op.110. Presser [cl914]. 

Mathews, William Smith Babcock, comp. qj 786.4 M47 

Standard compositions for the piano; to be used in connection with 

Mathews' Standard graded course of studies and all other graded 

courses, v.l. Presser [cl906]. 

v.l. First grade.


Rowe, Daniel. qj 786.4 R79 

Tone stories for boys and girls to play and sing; words by Olive 

Hall. Presser, cl910. 

Slater, David Dick. qj 786.4 S63 

Pictures from storyland for the pianoforte. Op.98. Presser [cl916]. 

Contents.—Cinderella.—Peter Pan.—The man in the moon.—The bluebird.—The 

pied piper.—Bunty.—The bogey man.—Narcissus.—Tinker Bell.—May day.—The tin 

soldier.—The spinning wheel. 

Spaulding, George L. qj 786.4 S73 

Tunes and rhymes for the playroom; little pieces for voice or piano; 

words by Jessica Moore. Presser, cl907. 

The Very first pieces for the pianoforte. Presser, cl909. qj 786.4 V28



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The Annual Exhibition of Children's Books 

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here examine at leisure some of the best books available. As 

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The Europe of Our Day, by Herbert Adams Gibbons. 

The Foreign Relations of the United States, by Paul Scott Mowrer. 

The Founders of the Republic, by Claude G. Bowers. 

Twentieth Century American Novels, by William Lyon Phelps. 




Brooklyn. Brooklyn, N. Y. 

Cathedral Age. Washington. 

Narcotic Education. Washington. 

Official Record of the United States Department of Agriculture. 

Washington. 

Ohio Health News. Columbus. 

Pure Iron Era. Middletown, Ohio. 

Reflex. New York. 

San Diego Magazine. San Diego.





Fiction 

Bailey, Temple. B162w 

Wallflowers. Penn Pub. Co. 

Twin girls, belonging to a distinguished but impoverished family, go to Washington 

to make a living and find not only work to do but friends, and finally love. 

Baring, Maurice. B239d 

Daphne Adeane. Harper. 

Depicts a group of people in literary and artistic London society just before and 

during the World War, and the continuing influence in their lives of the personality of 

Daphne Adeane, then dead. 

Bromfield, Louis. B767go 

A good woman. Stokes. 

The fourth and last of a series of novels depicting American life, the preceding 

ones being "The green bay tree", "Possession", and "Early autumn". 

Tells of the slow smothering of Philip Downes' life by the dominance of his possessive 

self-righteous mother. The action takes him from the smoky mid-western town 

of Shane's Castle to the African jungle, whither Mrs. Downes' ambition has sent him as 

a missionary, then back again with values subtly altered. 

Chou Shu-jen. C458t 

The true story of Ah Q, by Lu-Hsiin [pseud.]; tr. into English by 

G. K. Leung. 

Translated from a story written in the colloquial Chinese, known as Pai-hua, and 

contained in the author's volume of short stories "Ne-han". 

Cooper, Mrs. Elizabeth (Beaver). C786m 

My lady of the Indian purdah; with fifteen illustrations in duotone 

from photographs. Stokes. 

The idyllic, but ill-fated, romance of a Hindu princess and a young English official. 

Davis, Elmer Holmes. D317s 

Strange woman. McBride. 

A farcical novel in which a heretofore conventional university president in a 

small mid-western town becomes enamoured of an opera singer and falls in love again 

with his wife. 

De la Roche, Mazo. D391j 

Jalna. Little. 

Awarded a prize by the "Atlantic monthly". 

A Canadian story telling of the Whiteoaks—the clannish family at Jalna, from the 

grandmother who is nearly a hundred to little Wakefield, the youngest of the brothers 

in the third generation. Into this group, affectionate, strong-willed, and prejudiced, are 

drawn the brides of two of the younger brothers, with consequences nearly disastrous 

to all. 

553

554 


The house made with hands. Bobbs. H837Sh 

At head of title' By the author of Miss Tiverton goes out and This day's madness. 

Gives a charming picture of childhood in an English home and then depicts the 

younger daughter of the family, who tries, by refusing to venture into life, to keep 

always this happy background. 

Howell, Edward Butts, tr. H856r 

The restitution of the bride, and other stories from the Chinese; with 

illustrations by a native artist. Brentano. 

Contents —The restitution of the bride.—The infant courtier.—The luck of Jo-hsu. 

—The courtesan.—The luckless graduate.—The sacrifice of Yang Chiao-ai. 

Lincoln, Joseph Crosby. L7162a 

The aristocratic Miss Brewster. Appleton. 

When Miss Brewster finds her fortune departing, she disregards her social position 

in the Cape Cod town and goes to work in the bank. 

McCutcheon, George Barr. M143l 

The Inn of the Hawk and Raven; a tale of old Graustark. Dodd. 

The story of "Gerane Davos, daughter of Jonifer the Hawk, leader of a band of 

highly decorative robbers in the Forest of Droon—[and her] love for Gavan Starcourt 

captain of the Duke's Dragoons. .. Devil-may-care brigands, courtiers, battles by night 

and doughty deeds by day are stirred into a love story that is quite on a par with the 

author's earlier popular romances". Books, 1927. 

Macdonald, George, 1824-1905. M146ad 

Adela Cathcart. Loring. 

Mackail, Denis George. M174fL 

The flower show. Houghton. 

A humorous story of the annual festival given on the English country estate of the 

Hewells for the villagers of Nutlington. The events of this one day are^ shown from 

the points of view of little John, the youngest member of the family, of his Aunt Iris, 

his grandfather, the servants, and the villagers. 

Montgomery, James Stuart. M8642t 

Tall men. Greenberg. 

A tale of privateering, as narrated by a young Englishman who has shipped on a 

blockade-runner during the Civil War. There is no lack of gallant deeds nor yet of 

tender romance, for the three principal characters are rivals for the hand of the fair 

Miss Tempest. 

Olivier, Edith. 02342L 

The love-child. Viking Press. 

A well written, delicate fantasy of a reserved and lonely English spinster and the 

child of her imagination, who was so real to her that she became visible not only to 

Agatha but to other people, too. 

Pedler, Mrs. Margaret. P364y 

Yesterday's harvest. Doran. 

A story of tangled love affairs—the devious consequences of the unexplained discovery 

of a missing string of pearls. 

Pertwee, Roland. P447g 

Gentlemen march. Houghton. 

The romantic adventures of Nicholas Cheyne, who fell in love with a school-girl in 

Paris and found her to be a princess. In his despair, he enlists in the Foreign Legion, 

but escapes to aid her when her country is in the throes of revolution.

BOOKS ADDED—NOVEMBER 1927 555 

Reymont, Wladyslaw Stanislaw. R374pr 

The promised land; tr. from the Polish by M. H. Dziewicki. 2v. 

Knopf. 

A sordid picture of a Polish industrial center in the 1880's. 

"In the midst of this hateful, rapacious, inexpressibly vulgar community of upstart 

Jews and Germans, almost submerged and completely exhausted in the unequal struggle, 

a remnant of the original Polish race but hardly holds its ground... [The book] is the 

history of the material progress and spiritual extinction of Charles Boroviecki, a man 

of the old Polish aristocracy, who, accepting the new order, disciplines his mind and 

hardens his nature to succeed in it." W. A. Drake in Books, 1927. 

Schreiner, Olive, afterward Mrs. Cronwright (pseud. S378f 

Ralph Iron). 

From man to man; or, Perhaps only. . ..with an introduction by S. C. 

Cronwright-Schreiner. Harper. 

A novel on which the author was engaged intermittently from 1873 to 1911 but left 

unfinished. The setting is South Africa, and the chief characters two sisters, whose 

childhood and early womanhood, with their loves, joys, and sorrows, are intimately 

depicted. 

Thomas, Mrs. Anna Lloyd (Braithwaite). T3732n 

Nancy Lloyd; the journal of a Quaker pioneer. Frank. 

Continues "The Quaker seekers of Wales". 

"This delightful story.. .follows the fortunes of the family of William Penn's 

friend, Deputy Governor Thomas Lloyd, from their home in Wales to Pennsylvania... 

The characters are all genuine and actually took their part in early Pennsylvania life... 

Mrs. Thomas has vividly brought to us a realization of the sacrifices made by a 

cultivated family in carrying out the ideals of the Quaker Governor, William Penn." 

A. M. Gum-mere in Books, 1927. 

Wallace, Edgar. W1752a 

Angel Esquire. Small. 


Wallace, Edgar. W1752te 

The terrible people. Doubleday. 


Wallace, Edgar. W17S2t 

Terror Keep. Doubleday. 


Waller, Mary Ella. W181L 

The little citizen. Lothrop. 

Wells, Herbert George. W4941mea 

Meanwhile (the picture of a lady). Doran. 

Entertaining in their villa on the Italian Riviera, a young English couple and their 

guests have their private life impinged upon by the general strike in England. Their 

speculations on the present and the future form the bulk of the novel. 

Wescott, Glenway. W546g 

The grandmothers; a family portrait. Harper. 

In this Harper prize novel of 1927 a grandson of Wisconsin pioneers sets down word 

portraits of members of his family. 

"From keepsakes, from daguerreotypes, from family reminiscences, Alwyn builds 

up an extraordinarily vivid and moving chronicle of a typical American clan. From 

the days of pioneering, through the Civil War, down to the present day, the growth of a 

civilization is revealed as embodied in one family circle revolving about the axis of the 

'old home' in Southern Wisconsin." Raymond Weaver in Books, 1927.

550 



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Des Gachons, Jacques. Q 

Les "Huit heures" de M. Colbert; illustrations de Rene Lelong. (La 

Petite illustration; serie-roman, no.101.) 

Lapaire, Hugues. 

843 L29 

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La treille en fleur; nouvelle, illustrations par L. Sabattier. 

Petite illustration; serie-roman, no.164; new ser., no.63.) 

(La 

Tinayre, Marcelle. 

843 T481s 

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Saint Jean liberateur; nouvelle, illustrations d'Elsen. 

illustration; serie-roman, no.l 18.) 

(La Petite 

General Works 

Bastian, George C. Q 070 B29g 

Graded exercises in news editing; a course in newspaper methods and 

standards of copyreading and news and feature story structure, in 

thirty-three lessons, for use in high schools and colleges. Macmillan, 

1926. 

Lantos Co., Ltd. r 015 L29 

A list of all Hungarian books in trade; arranged by Blanche Pikler 

and Robert Braun. 1925. 

Classified, Dewey decimal system. Headings in English and Hungarian. 

Mott, Frank Luther. 028 M94 

Rewards of reading. Holt [cl926]. 

Discusses how to choose books and how to read them. Contains chapters on all 

types of literature, with lists of books at the end of most of them. 

Pan American Union. r 027.4 P21 

Public libraries in Latin American countries. 1926. (Pan American 

miscellany, no.7.) 

"Reprinted from the Bulletin of the Pan American Union, July 1926." 

The same. (In its Bulletin, v.60, July 1926.) 380 U25 v.60 

The same. (In its Bulletin, v.60, July 1926.) r 380 U2534m v.60 

Pearl, Raymond. 028 P34 

To begin with; being prophylaxis against pedantry. Knopf, 1927. 

Suggestions about reading based on "The reading of graduate students" published 

in the "Scientific monthly", v.21, July 1925, p.33-44. 

Intended for students of biology. Two of the groups of books recommended are 

intended to give a general foundation for the intellectual life; the other two are more 

strictly scientific. 

Rosenbach, Abraham S. Wolf. r 028.5 R72 

Early American children's books, 1682-1840; the private collection 

of Dr. A. S. W. Rosenbach on exhibition at the New York Public library. 

[New York Public library] 1927. 

Schons, Dorothy. r 012 S37 

Some bibliographical notes on Sor Juana Ines de la Cruz. [1925.] 

(Texas University. Bulletin, no.2526.) 


The nun, Juana Ines de la Cruz, was a scholar and musician and was the leading 

poet in Mexico during the 17th century.


Wisconsin University—Library School. r 020.7 W81d 

Directory of graduates for twenty classes, 1907-1926. 1926. 


Morgan, Arthur Ernest. 104 M89 

My world. Kahoe & Spieth, 1927. 

"An expansion of a syllabus used for some years under the title My world, with 

classes at Antioch College." Foreword. 

Ogden, Charles Kay. 150 0172 

The meaning of psychology. Harper, 1926. 


A simple, concise summary of the recent advances in psychology. 

Santayana, George. 184 S23 

Platonism and the spiritual life. Scribner, 1927. 

"Takes issue, urbanely and beautifully, with Dean Inge's identification of points 

common to Platonism and to spiritual religion in a recent Hulsean Lecture at Cambridge 

[1925-26]. After restating the meaning of Platonic values...Mr. Santayana 

concludes that 'spiritual life is not a worship of "values," whether found in things or 

hypostatized into supernatural powers. It is the exact opposite: it is disintoxication 

from their influence.' " Outlook, 1927. 

Ethics 

Association against the Prohibition Amendment. 178 A84 

A criticism of national prohibition; ed. by C. S. Wood, national 

campaign manager. 1926. 


Beman, Lamar Taney, comp. 178 B42p 

Prohibition, modification of the Volstead law; a supplement to the 

volume of same title in the Handbook series. Wilson, 1927. (Reference 

shelf, v.5, no.l.) 


The same r 178 B42p 

Contains no briefs but gives articles and excerpts discussing both sides of the 

question. 

Franklin, Fabian. 178 F87ab 

The A B C of prohibition. Harcourt [cl927]. 

Arguments against the 18th amendment. 

Grossmann, Louis. 170.4 G94 

The real life. Bloch Pub. Co, 1914. 

Short essays on practical ethics and personal religion. 

Laird, John. 171 L163 

A study in moral theory. Macmillan, 1926. 

"The argument.. .arranges itself naturally into four divisions, of which the first 

is analytical, the second psychological, the third occupied with certain questions in social 

theory, and the fourth more comprehensive or philosophical." Preface. 

The author is (1926) regius professor of moral philosophy in the University of 

Aberdeen. 

Selley, Ernest. 178 S46 

The English public house as it is. Longmans, 1927. 

A comprehensive survey of English public houses, based on first-hand observations 

and written from the point of view of their social significance without regard to the 

ethical or physiological aspects of the liquor question.


United States—Treasury department. r 178 U2534 

Prohibition enforcement; letter from the secretary of the treasury 

transmitting in response to Senate Resolution no.325, the report of L. C. 

Andrews, assistant secretary of the treasury, and D. H. Blair, commissioner 

of internal revenue relative to undercover work of the prohibition 

personnel, together with copies of letters of instructions, orders, 

and communications having reference to the subject. 1927. (69th Cong., 

2d sess. Senate. Doc. no.198.) 

Religion 

Butler, Clement Moore. 225.9 B97 

St. Paul in Rome; lectures delivered in the Legation of the United 

States of America, in Rome. Lippincott, 1865. 

Hitchcock, Roswell Dwight, cd. qr 220.2 H62 

New and complete analysis of the Holy Bible; or, The whole of the 

Old and New testaments arranged according to subjects in twentyseven 

books, on the basis of Matthew Talbot, as improved by Nathaniel 

West. Rev. ed. Johnson, 1875. 

Contains also "Concordance to the Holy Scriptures", by Cruden. 

Kennedy, Benjamin Hall. 225 K18 

Ely lectures on the Revised version of the New Testament, with an 

appendix containing the chief textual changes. Bentley, 1882. 

Krishnamurti, Jiddu. 212 K42k 

The kingdom of happiness. Boni, 1927. 

Talks given to devotees during a retreat in Holland by the young Hindu who has 

been acclaimed by Mrs. Besant and other theosophists as a new world teacher. 

Logan, James, 1674-1751, & Story, Thomas. r 289.6 L77 

The correspondence of James Logan and Thomas Story, 1724-1741; 

ed. by Norman Penney. Friends' Historical Assoc. [cl927.] 

Logan came to America with William Penn in 1699 and was appointed secretary to 

the province. Story was an itinerant Quaker minister and spent 15 years in America 

where he was engaged by Penn for his legal services and became a member of the 

Council, keeper of the great seal, and master of the rolls. 

[Mackintosh, C. H.] 222.1 M18 

Notes on the Book of Leviticus. Revell, 1877. 

Maurice, Frederick Denison. 290 M49 

The religions of the world and their relations to Christianity, considered 

in eight lectures founded by the Hon. Robert Boyle. Ed.5. 


Mozley, James Bowling. 234 M94 

A treatise on the Augustinian doctrine of predestination. Ed.2. 

Dutton, 1878. 

Murray, A. W. 266 M976 

Forty years' mission work in Polynesia and New Guinea, from 1835 

to 1875. Carter, 1876. 

Murray, Thomas Chalmers. 223.2 M97 

Lectures on the origin and growth of the Psalms. Scribner, 1880.


Owst, Gerald Robert. 251 034 

Preaching in medieval England; an introduction to sermon manuscripts 

of the period c. 1350-1450. Cambridge University Press, 1926. 

(Cambridge studies in medieval life and thought.) 

Sociology 

Burke Foundation, White Plains, N. Y. r 362 B91 

Directory of convalescent homes in the United States. Burke 

Foundation, Sturgis Research Fund, 1923. 

Faith & work. r 362.1 F17 

Issue in the interest of St. Barnabas' Free Home for convalescent 

and incurable men and boys, Gibsonia, Pa. [Pittsburgh?] 1926. 

Issue for June 1926. 

A pamphlet sketching the history of the organization started in Pittsburgh in 1900. 

Groves, Ernest Rutherford. 392 G94 

Social problems of the family. Lippincott [cl927]. (Lippincott's 

family life series.) 

Bibliographies: p.287-308. 

A text for use in normal school and college classes. The author is (1927) professor 

of sociology at Boston University. 

Hatch, Roy Winthrop, & Stull, De Forest. r 307 H34 

The social studies in the Horace Mann Junior High School. Teachers 

College, Columbia University, 1926. 

"Texts" and "General references": p.95-97. 

Healy, William, & Bronner, A. F. 364 H38d 

Delinquents and criminals; their making and unmaking; studies in 

two American cities. Macmillan, 1926. (Judge Baker Foundation, 

Boston. Publication no.3.) 

A research based on a comparison of case studies of juvenile offenders in Chicago 

and Boston, made to determine the efficacy of the treatment of delinquency in juvenile 

courts and social work. The authors are (1926) directors of the Judge Baker Foundation, 

and were formerly directors of the Juvenile Psychopathic Institute in Chicago. 

Kingsley Association of Pittsburgh. r 360 K27 

The answer of the Kingsley Association, Inc., with respect to the 

movement for a community chest for Pittsburgh. Pittsburgh [1926?] 

A copy of the letter sent to the Committee of Fifty, on February 25, 1926, enumerating 

the Executive board's reasons for voting against approving a community 

chest for Pittsburgh. 

Lincoln, Abraham. 308 L71se3 

Selections from Lincoln; ed. by N. W. Stephenson. Scribner [cl927]. 

(Modern student's library.) 

Parker, Clifford Stetson. 362.7 P23 

The defense of the child by French novelists. Banta Pub. Co. 

[cl92S] 


Philblad, C. Terence. 304 P49 

Possible applications of mental tests to social theory and practice. 

1925. 

Bibliography: p.S 7—[61 ]. 

Thesis (Ph.D.)—University of Missouri, 1925.


Power, Eustace Bertram Le Poer. r 383.973 P87g 

The general issues of United States stamps, their shades and 

varieties; to which is affixed a history of the private perforating 

machines and their products. Gibbons, 1909. 

United States—Census bureau. r 364 U251i 

Instructions for compiling criminal statistics; a manual for the use 

of penal institutions, police departments, courts, prosecutors, and parole 

and probation agencies. 1927. 

United States—District of Columbia, Joint select r 361 U253 

committee to investigate charities and reformatory institutions in. 

Charitable and reformatory institutions in the District of Columbia; 

history and development of the public charitable and reformatory in 

stitutions and agencies in the District of Columbia [comp. by G. M. 

Kober]. 1927. (69th Cong., 2d sess. Senate. Doc. no.207.) 

United States—Interstate and foreign commerce r 362.7 U253 

committee. 

Extension of Public Protection of Maternity and Infancy Act; 

hearing before the Committee on interstate and foreign commerce, 

House of representatives, Sixty-ninth Congress, first session on H. R. 

7555, January 14, 1926. 1926. 


Allegheny County, Pa., Commission to Study Municipal r 352.001 A42 

Consolidation. 

The metropolitan district plan. [Pittsburgh, 1926?] 

The pamphlet describes the plan briefly and contains the constitutional amendments 

as entered before the legislature. 

Harman, Robert Valentine, and others. 353 H27 

American citizenship practice. University Pub. Co., 1927. 

"Additional readings" at end of each chapter. 

Intended for a high school course in civics. Explains carefully and simply the 

organization of local, state, and national governments and their historical background, 

and discusses less fully the social and economic life of the country. 

Morris, William Alfred. 352 M91m 

The medieval English sheriff to 1300. Manchester University Press, 

1927. (Manchester University. Historical series, no.46.) 

Bibliography: p.xi-xv. 

Muret, Maurice. 323.1 M97 

The twilight of the white races; tr. by Mrs. Touzalin. Scribner, 1926. 


Traces the gradual disintegration of European world power to the effect of 

Wilsonian doctrines adopted and used by subject peoples against their masters. Russia 

and the Soviet policy he finds a serious menace to Western civilization. To prove his 

contention Muret takes up in turn the various danger zones of the world and discovers 

only an eclipse of the white races. Condensed from H. L. Shapiro in Literary review, 

1926.


New York State Conference of Mayors and Other qr 352.7 N2614 

Municipal Officials. 

The traffic problem; a study made in Albany, N. Y.; containing the 

reports of the Mayor's traffic commission. [1926.] 

Published by the New York State Conference of Mayors and Other Municipal 

Officials, and the Policyholders' service bureau, Metropolitan Life Insurance Company. 

Perkins, Dexter. 327.73 P43 

The Monroe doctrine, 1823-1826. Harvard University Press, 1927. 

(Harvard historical studies, v.29.) 

"Bibliographical note": p.[2611-269. 

A study of the conditions which gave rise to the message and of its contemporary 

interpretation and effects. 

Poincare, Raymond. 327.44 P74 

The memoirs of Raymond Poincare; tr. and adapted by Sir George 

Arthur, with a preface by the Duke of Northumberland, v.l. Heinemann, 

1926. 

v.l. 1912. 

"Much more than a mere defense of his own personality and his own policy; it is 

an authoritative account of the whole course of French foreign policy from the time 

when he assumed office at the beginning of 1912 as President of the Council and 

Foreign Minister. It undoubtedly is a work of the highest political importance, all the 

more because it includes copious extracts from unpublished contemporary official documents." 

Times (London) literary supplement, 1926. 

Stoddard, Theodore Lothrop. 325.73 S86 

Re-forging America; the story of our nationhood. Scribner, 1927. 

"Mr. Stoddard is much concerned about the future of the American people...The 

two clouds that particularly overshadow us are foreign immigration and the Negro, and 

to a discussion of those two subjects Mr. Stoddard devotes the larger part of his book." 

William Macdonald in Books, 1927. 

Economics 

Barnes, George Nicoll. 331.87 B25 

History of the International Labour Office; preface by fimile Vandervelde. 

Williams, 1926. 

A brief account of its origin, organization, and achievements, and its relation to 

the League of Nations. The author was sent as British minister plenipotentiary to the 

Paris Peace Conference in 1919 and was a member of the International Labour Commission 

which laid the foundations of the organization. 

Catlin, Warren Benjamin. 331 C28 

The labor problem in the United States and Great Britain. Harper, 

1926. 


Stresses the trade union movement as it affects both the economic and the political 

fields. Intended primarily as a college text-book. The author is (1926) professor of 

economics in Bowdoin College. 

Chase, Stuart, & Schlink, F. J. 338 C39y 

Your money's worth; a study in the waste of the consumer's dollar. 


"References by chapters": p.269-275. 

An indictment of current merchandising and advertising practices, pointing out with 

definite examples the enormous waste resulting from adulteration, excessive competition, 

and advertising which makes its appeal to envy and other emotions rather than to common 

sense and which is too often actually fraudulent. The authors show the necessity for 

standardization of quality and for some means by which the consumer may obtain impartial, 

comparative, scientifically tested facts.


Gloag, John. 330.1 G51 

Artifex; or, The future of craftsmanship. Dutton [1927]. (To-day 

and to-morrow series.) 

Discusses briefly the dependence of civilization on craftsmanship, the trend of 

British craftsmanship from Roman times, the antagonism between machine production 

and craftsmanship, and the possibilities that lie in an intelligent combination of the two. 

Harrison, Charles Frederick. 332.6 H29 

What investors should know; facts about Wall Street methods. 

Wall Street Investors Audit Co. [cl926.] 

"Explains in a direct, concise manner the mechanical and technical operations of 

security dealings." Foreword. 

Hollander, Jacob Henry. 330.9 H72 

Economic liberalism. Abingdon Press [cl925]. (Wesleyan University—George 

Slocum Bennett foundation. Lectures, 7th ser., 1924- 

1925.) 


Six lectures on the meaning of economic liberalism and its relation to the price 

level, taxation, trade unionism, social reform, and the American spirit. The author is 

(1925) professor of political economy in Johns Hopkins University. 

Hurlin, Ralph G., & Berridge, W. A., ed. r 331 H95 

Employment statistics for the United States; a plan for their national 

collection and a handbook of methods recommended by the Committee 

on governmental labor statistics of the American Statistical Association. 

Russell Sage Foundation, 1926. 

Keynes, John Maynard. 330.1 K23 

Laissez-faire and communism. New Republic, Inc., 1926. 

Divided into two parts: The end of laissez-faire, and A short view of Russia. 

"Mr. Keynes gives a resume of the philosophical origins of laissez faire and of its 

influence during the nineteenth century.. .The most interesting part of the volume is 

that dealing with communism. Mr. Keynes is thoroughly opposed both to the principles 

and to the practices of communism. But like the honest and loyal Liberal that he is, 

he insists that every opportunity should be given to this new social experiment." /. 5". 

Shapiro iu Books, 1927. 

Mohr, Anton. 338.2 M77 

The oil war, with a preface by Hartley Withers. Harcourt [cl926]. 

Contents.—Admiral Fisher's prophecy.—The Standard Oil.—The Royal Dutch-Shell. 

—The Russian oil companies.—The German attempts to form a monopoly.—The French 

oil policy before and during the war.—Fisher's prophecy comes true.—A British sphere 

of interest.—Oil in the great war.—Re-grouping.—The Near East.—Central America.— 

America versus Britain.—An oil shortage? 

New York (city), Stock Exchange. r 332.6 N261n 

The New York Stock Exchange; history, organization, operation, 

service. 1926. 

Takizawa, Matsuyo. r 330.9 T14 

The penetration of money economy in Japan and its effects upon 

social and political institutions. Columbia University Press, 1927. 

(Columbia University. Studies in history, economics, and public law, 

no.285.) 



United States—Federal trade commission. r 338.8 U252p 

Packer consent decree; letter from the chairman of the Federal trade 

commission transmitting in response to a Senate Resolution of December 

8, 1924, a report concerning the present status of the consent decree in 

the case of the United States vs. Swift & Co. et al., entered in the 

Supreme court of the District of Columbia, February 27, 1920. 1925. 

(68th Cong., 2d sess. Senate. Doc. no.219.) 

Webb, Sidney James, & Webb, Mrs. B. P. 339 W36e 

English local government; English Poor law history, v.l. Longmans, 

1927. 


v.l. The old Poor law [1689-1834]. 

Law 

Pound, Roscoe. 340.1 P86L 

Law and morals. Ed.2. University of North Carolina Press, 1926. 

(John Calvin McNair lectures [1923].) 


"Three lectures giving the views on the relations of law and morals held by the 

historical, the analytical, and the philosophical schools of jurisprudence, together with 

the interpretations and comments of the author thereon." Norman Wilde in International 

journal of ethics, 192$. 

United States—Immigration and naturalization committee, r 347.1 U253 

Deportation of aliens; report. 1926. (69th Cong., 1st sess. House. 

Report no.991.) 

United States—General accounting office. r 341.3 U2534 

Administration of the office of the alien property custodian; message 

from the president of the United States transmitting in response to 

Senate Resolution no.299, a copy of the report made by the comptroller 

general to the president of the LTnited States relative to his investigation 

of the administration of the office of the alien property custodian. 1926. 

(69th Cong., 2d sess. Senate. Doc. no.182.) 

Education 

American Council on Education. r 378.7 A5122s 

Standards for accrediting colleges, junior colleges, and teacher training 

institutions; a report of the American Council on Education. 

[National Capital Press, Inc.] 1924. 

Begtrup, Holger, and others. 379.489 B38 

The folk high schools of Denmark and the development of a farming 

community; with an introduction by Sir Michael Sadler. Oxford University 

Press [1926]. 

Discusses the influence of the high schools in developing a progressive and 

cooperative spirit among the Danish peasants, and sketches the history of this experiment 

in adult education begun in 1838 by N. S. F. Grundtvig.



Religious teaching in the public schools. Wilson, 1927. (Reference 

shelf, v.5, no.2.) 



Contains briefs, references, and articles discussing both sides of the question. 

Chamber of Commerce of the United States of America— r 379.2 C35 

Civic development department. 

Illiteracy and the 1930 census; four years of opportunity, a statement 

for education committees of chambers of commerce. 1926. 

Lefkowitz, Abraham. r 371 L53 

A study of the rating and the supervision of teachers in public school 

systems. Teachers Union of the City of New York, 1925. (Survey of 

the schools by teachers, no.4.) 

Noffsinger, John Samuel. 374 N39 

Correspondence schools, lyceums, chautauquas. Macmillan, 1926. 

(Studies in adult education.) 

A survey and historical review of these educational institutions in America. 

Although the lyceums and chautauquas have had a worthier history than the privately 

owned correspondence schools, the author finds all three suffering from commercialism. 

Owen, Grace Arlington, ed. 372.2 034 

Nursery school education. [Ed.2.] Dutton [1923]. 

Chapters on the aims and functions of the nursery school, child psychology, school 

hygiene, buildings, equipment, and training of teachers. Contributed by Miss Owen who 

is (1923) principal of the Mather Training College, Manchester, England; O. A. 

Wheeler and M. E. Eggar, lecturers in education, Manchester University; and Dr. 

Catherine Chisholm, of the Manchester Babies' Hospital. 

Peirce, Cyrus, & Lamson, Mrs. M. S. 370.7 P37 

The first state normal school in America; the journals of Cyrus 

Peirce and Mary Swift, with an introduction by A. O. Norton. Harvard 

University Press, 1926. (Harvard documents in the history of education, 

v.l.) 

Bibliography: p.[287-289.] 

Pressey, Mrs. Luella (Cole), & Pressey, S. L. 371.25 P92 

Methods of handling test scores; brief lessons in tabulating, finding 

medians, comparison with norms, making and interpreting tables and 

graphs, and use of tests in dealing with everyday school problems, with 

practice exercises. World Book Co., 1926. 

Snedden, David Samuel. 370.1 S67w 

What's wrong with American education? Lippincott [cl927]. 

The author believes that the chief faults lie in aimlessness, over-specialization, and 

emphasis on curriculum, and discusses the means of liberalizing the present system. 

Mr. Snedden is (1927) professor of education, Teachers College, Columbia University. 

Stratemeyer, Florence B., & Bruner, H. B. r 375 S89 

Rating elementary school courses of study; a report of the results 

secured from rating nine thousand elementary school courses of study. 

Teachers College, Columbia University, 1926. (Columbia University, 

New York—Teachers College—Curriculum research bureau. Studies; 

bulletin no.l.)


Commerce 

Buck, Norman Sydney. 382 B85 

The development of the organisation of Anglo-American trade, 

1800-1850. Yale University Press, 1925. 

"The present volume is the eighth work published by the Yale University Press on 

the Theodore L. Glasgow Memorial Publication Fund." 


England—Customs establishment. r 387 E6442 

List of countries, and divisions of countries, as distinguished in the 

trade and navigation accounts of the United Kingdom; together with au 

index to the foreign and colonial ports and shipping places throughout 

the world, and a list of the ports and shipping places belonging to each 

country. 1925. 

Hurley, Edward Nash. 387 H95b 

The bridge to France; 25 illustrations. Lippincott, 1927. 

"Mr. Hurley does not tell the half of the story of the Shipping Board and the 

Emergency Fleet Corporation, and he writes the language of the conscious advocate of 

his own work; but he tells enough to meet the need of any but the most technical student 

of the World War. His account of the organization, programme, and attainments of 

the shipping authorities follows conventional lines. It is written with good humor, and 

an occasional personal touch." F. L. Paxson in American historical review, 1927. 

India—Commercial intelligence and statistics department. qr 382 1242 

Annual statement of the sea-borne trade of British India with the 

British Empire and foreign countries, 1924/25. v.59, pt.i. 1925. 

Costume. Etiquette 

Heierli, Frau Julie. qr 391 H41 

Die volkstrachten der Schweiz. 2v. [cl922-24.] 

Folded chart of patterns in pocket at back of each volume. 

v.l. Die volkstrachten der Innerschweiz. 

v.2. Die volkstrachten der Ostschweiz. 

A history of Swiss costume in the 18th, 19th, and 20th centuries. Contains 360 

illustrations, many of which are in color, reproduced from portraits and other paintings, 

drawings, and photographs. 

Mackay, John Gunn. qr 391 M17 

The romantic story of the Highland garb and the tartan, with an 

appendix by Norman Macleod dealing with the kilt in the great war. 

Mackay, 1924. 

[Ruth, John A., & Snyder, C. S.] comp. r 395 R93 

Decorum; a practical treatise on etiquette and dress of the best 

American society. Ruth, 1879. 

Women 



Collier, Virginia MacMakin. 396.5 C697 

Marriage and careers; a study of one hundred women who are 

wives, mothers, homemakers, and professional workers, for the Bureau 

of Vocational Information. Channel Bookshop [cl926].


Dane, Clemence (pseud, of Winifred Ashton). 396 D21 

The women's side. Jenkins, 1926. (The to-day library.) 

Witty essays on various aspects of the woman's movement. They are offered, Miss 

Dane says, as words of provocation and addressed, not to the men's side nor to the 

neutrals, but to the women's side where there are still too many who evade responsibilities 

of citizenship. Some of the contents are: Youth and the vote.—A problem in 

education.—Canute and the marriage laws.—Sex and the business woman.—The feminine 

of genius. 

Smith, Charles Ryder. 396 S64 

The Bible doctrine of womanhood in its historical evolution. Ep- 

worth Press [1923]. 

Traces the evolution of the social ideals concerning the treatment and the status of 

women through the history of the Israelites and in the time of Christ. The author is 

(1925) tutor in theology, Richmond College, Surrey, England. 

Starr, Lee Anna. 396 S796 

The Bible status of woman; foreword by L. E. Davis. Revell [cl926]. 

"Probability about the address and author of the Epistle to the Hebrews, by Von A. 

Harnack": p.[392]-415. 

Language 

Allen, William Francis. 478 A43 

Introduction to Latin composition; with introductory exercises on 

elementary constructions. Rev. and enl. ed. Ginn, 1881. 

Barrere, Albert, & Sornet, Leon. 448 B26 

Short passages for French composition; an intermediate graduated 

course for the translation of English into French; with a vocabulary. 

Ed.4, rev. Whittaker, 1903. 

Barss, John Edmund. 478 B27 

Writing Latin; rev. ed., based on Lodge's vocabulary of high school 

Latin, v.l. Heath [cl910]. (Gildersleeve-Lodge Latin series.) 

Collar, William Coe, & Daniell, M. G. 475 C69f 

The first Latin book. Ginn, 1896. 

Covell, L. T. r 425 C84c 

Covell's digest of English grammar; a digest of English grammar, 

synthetical and analytical, classified and methodically arranged, accompanied 

by a chart of sentences, and adapted to the use of schools. 

Ed. 13. Appleton, 1859. 

Goodwin, William Watson. 485 G63s2 

Syntax of the moods and tenses of the Greek verb. Rev. ed. Ginn, 

1882. 

Hale, AVilliam Gardner. 475 H16f 

A first Latin book. Atkinson [cl907]. 

Hava, J. G. r 492.7 H35 

Arabic-English dictionary for the use of students. 1921. 

Title also in Arabic. 

"List of Arabic words derived from foreign languages": p.906-915. 

Henriques, F. de Carvalho. r 413 H44 

Vocabulario tecnico; portugues-ingles-frances (tecnologia mecanica); 

factores de conversao. [Privately printed] cl925. 

Title and vocabulary also in English and French.

BOOKS ADDED—NOVEMBER 1927 

Moulton, Frank Prescott. 475 M94 

Introductory Latin. Heath, 1907. 

Roberts, Arthur Wellington, & Rolfe, J. C. 475 R53 

Essential Latin lessons for beginners. Scribner, 1911. (The Roberts 

and Rolfe Latin series.) 

Sidgwick, Arthur. 488 S56 

Introduction to Greek prose composition, with exercises. Ed.3, rev. 

Ginn, 1882. 

Smith, George James, ed. 425 S64 

Longmans' English grammar. Longmans [cl901]. 

Based on "Longmans' school grammar", by David Salmon. 

Whitney, Marian Parker, & Stroebe, L. L. 438 W653 

Easy German composition; with an abstract of German grammar. 

Holt, 1912. 

Science 

Ayres, Clarence Edwin. 504 A98 

Science, the false messiah. Bobbs [cl927]. 

"A budget of paradoxes by a philosopher turned journalist. A clever, amusing, and 

irritating book. Many people will enjoy it: few like it. In the course of his passage 

from Harvard to The New Republic he has acquired a universal skepticism that infringes 

at times on his own ideas. He is contemptuous of all science except the applicable, and 

he is afraid of that. He disbelieves in religion, and fears that science will usurp 

its former authority.. .The author's criticisms are often pertinent but among so many 

sweeping statements he is bound to hit it right sometimes, and I doubt if the average is 

over the chance ratio of the theory of probabilities." Edwin E. Slosson in Journal of 

chemical education, 1927. 

Eikenberry, William Lewis. 507 E39 

The teaching of general science. LTniversity of Chicago Press 

[cl922]. (Chicago University. School science series.) 

"References" at end of each chapter; Bibliography: p.151—165. 

Not concerned with presenting the subject matter of general science. Discusses objectives 

of general science course in high schools, methods of teaching, selection of material, 

and qualifications and training of teachers. 

La Plata Universidad Nacional—Museo. qr 507 P68 

Revista. v.29. 1926. 

Payne, Cecelia H. r 523.87 P33 

Stellar atmospheres; a contribution to the observational study of high 

temperature in the reversing layers of stars. Harvard Observatory, 1925. 

(Harvard University—Observatory. Monographs, no.l.) 


Whitehead, Alfred North. 504 W63 

Science and the modern world; Lowell lectures, 1925. Macmillan, 

1925. 


Contents.—The origins of modern science.—Mathematics as an element in the 

history of thought.—The century of genius.—The eighteenth century.—The romantic 

reaction.—The nineteenth century.—Relativity.—The quantum theory.—Science and 

philosophy.—Abstraction.—God.—Religion and science.—Requisites for social progress. 

Wilder, Harris Hawthorne. 573 W71p 

The pedigree of the human race. Holt [cl926]. 


A zoological treatment of the relation of man to other primates. Author is professor 

of zoology at Smith College. 

567


Mathematics 

Lindquist, Theodore. 511.07 L72 

Modern arithmetic methods and problems; ed. by G. W. Myers. 

Scott [cl917]. 


A book for the teacher. Replete with judicious suggestions for clear and effective 

instruction in arithmetic. Occasional bits of history help to provide a background. 

Soule, George. qr 511 S72 

Soule's philosophic practical mathematics, designed for the use of 

accountants, merchants, business men, private learners, high grade commercial 

colleges, and normal schools. Ed.2, rev. Privately printed, 

1898. 

Wilson, Guy Mitchell. 511.07 W76 

AVhat arithmetic shall we teach? Houghton [cl926]. (Riverside 

educational monographs.) 

"Selected bibliography": p.!47-[149]. 

An extension of an earlier work by the same author, entitled "A survey of the 

social and business usage of arithmetic". Is mainly an attempt to interpret the results 

of various surveys in establishing the content of courses in elementary arithmetic. 

Physics 

Bridgman, Percy Williams. 530.1 B74 

The logic of modern physics. Macmillan, 1927. 


Frehafer, Mabel Katherine, & Snow, C. L. qr 535.23 F91 

Tables and graphs for facilitating the computation of spectral energy 

distribution by Planck's formula; consisting of seven sheets (five 

charts) as follows: Text (sheet 1). Graphs: 1,000 to 5,000°K. (sheets 

2, 3, 4; charts 1, 2, 3); 5,000 to 8,000°K. (sheet 5; chart 4); 8,000 to 

24,000°K. (sheet 6; chart 5). Tables (sheet 7). Govt. Print. Off., 1925. 

(LTnited States—Standards, Bureau of. Miscellaneous publications, 

no.56.) 

Charts, size 29 x 19 inches, folded in quarto cover. 

Schoder, Ernest AVilliam, & Dawson, F. M. 532 S36 

Hydraulics. McGraw, 1927. 

Weber, AATilliam L., cd. r 537.03 W37 

Handy electrical dictionary; a practical hand book of reference, containing 

definitions of every used electrical term or phrase, indispensable 

to everyone interested in electrical science. Drake [cl911]. 

Brief and incomplete. Lacks cross-references. 

Whitehead, John Boswell. 537.226 W63 

Lectures on dielectric theory and insulation. McGraw, 1927. 


Valuable presentation containing much original material on insulation and on 

dielectric behavior under alternating stress.



Andrade, Edward Neville da Costa. 541.2 A55w 

What is the atom? Harper, 1927. (Things-to-know series.) 


A remarkably clear and simple explanation. Will be interesting to the non-technical 

reader who lacks the scientific background for reading the author's advanced work on 

the same subject. 

Arnall, Francis, & Hodges, F. AV. 547 A74 

Theoretical organic chemistry (part 1); with 30 illustrations and 115 

experiments. Churchill, 1926. 

Crane, Evan Jay, & Patterson, A. M. 540.7 C86 

A guide to the literature of chemistry. Wiley, 1927. 


"Trade literature", by E. H. McClelland: p.140-143. 

"Notes", by E. J. Witzemann: p.234-238. 

"A bibliography of lists of periodicals", by C. W. Reeder: p.267-272. 


An extremely valuable treatise by two authors who have unusually thorough knowledge 

of the subject. Is concerned with the reference literature of pure and applied 

chemistry and is the best existing guide. Not only enumerates and describes the sources 

of published information, but gives much judicious advice in regard to using libraries 

and searching chemical literature in its various forms. 

Freundlich, Herbert. 541.12 F93n 

New conceptions in colloidal chemistry; with 47 diagrams and 20 

tables. Methuen [1926]. 


Lectures in the United States in 1925. Concerned mainly with developments 

during the few years preceding publication. 

Groth, Paul Heinrich, ritter von. r 548.09 G94 

Entwicklungsgeschichte der mineralogischen wissensehaften. 1926. 

Presents the history of the growth of the sciences of crystallography and mineralogy. 

Includes biographical notices. 

Kopaczewski, W. r 541.12 K38 

Pharmacodynamic des colloides; preface du G. Caussade. 2v. 1923— 

25. 

"Bibliographie" at end of each volume. 

v.l. Choc pathologique & therapeutique. 

v.2. Proteinotherapie et transfusion du sang. 

Lodge, Sir Oliver Joseph. 541.2 L76s 

Science of to-day. Harper, 1927. (Things-to-know series.) 


Porter, Charles Walter. 547 P83 

The carbon compounds; a textbook of organic chemistry. Ginn 

[cl926]. 


Elementary text-book in organic chemistry, presenting fundamental principles and 

an excellent treatment of general reactions. 

Smith, Edgar Fahs. qr 540.9 S64o 

Old chemistries. McGraw, 1927. 

"In addition to ancient works upon alchemy, there are mentioned old treatises, 

histories, catechisms, conversations, compendia, epitomes, manuals, systems, elements, 

essays, lectures, dissertations and philosophies of chemistry—a list so general and comprehensive 

that every chemist, no matter how specialized, will find much to attract his 

interest." Journal of the American Chemical Society, 1927.


Taylor, Hugh Stott. 541.1 T25 

Elementary physical chemistry, adapted from A treatise on physical 

chemistry. Van Nostrand, 1927. 


Presents material suitable for an introductory course. Is a simplification of 

"Treatise on physical chemistry" published several years ago. Requires knowledge of 

calculus. 

Waite, Arthur Edward. 540.1 W14 

The secret tradition in alchemy; its development and records. Paul, 

1926. 


"Has proved beyond refutation that early and medieval alchemy was almost entirely 

concerned with physics or physic." E. J. Holmyard in Nature, 1926. 


Bliss, George Seymour. 551.501 B55 

AVeather forecasting, with introductory note on atmospherics. Ed.4. 

Govt. Print. Off., 1925. (United States—Weather bureau. Bulletin, 

no.42.) 

Title reads "Forecasting the weather". 

The same. 1913. (In United States—Weather bureau. Bulletin, 

no.42.) r 551.5 U25b no.42 

Presents in popular style some of the generally accepted theories of meteorology and 

some of the principles of weather forecasting. Adapted from Preface. 

Canada—Water power and reclamation service. r 551.48 C167 

Water resources paper, no. 1-56. 1914-27. 

Incomplete. 

no.1-44 issued by the Dominion water power branch. 

no.27 has been catalogued separately as pt.2 of r 621.311 C16. 

Maps—Oklahoma. (1925.) qr 557.66 M 

Structure map of northeastern Oklahoma; prepared by the Oklahoma 

Geological survey in cooperation with the Department of the 

interior, LTnited States Geological survey. 1925. 

Size, 20^x24 inches, folded in quarto cover; scale, 1:500,000. 

Structure contours compiled by W. T. Thom, and others. 

Maps—Oklahoma. (1926.) qr 557.66 M2 

Geologic map of Oklahoma, compiled by H. D. Miser; prepared in 

1923 and 1924 in cooperation with the geologists of Oklahoma, represented 

by Sidney Powers, the oil companies of Oklahoma, and the 

Oklahoma Geological survey, C. E. Decker, custodian; compiled from 

published maps, unpublished maps in the records of the United States 

and Oklahoma geological surveys, data furnished by oil companies and 

consulting geologists, and field data obtained by H. D. Miser; geologic 

drafting by L. B. Pusey and others; ed. by G. AV. Stose. U. S. Geological 

survey, 1926. 

Consists of 2 sheets, size, 30 x 30 inches, each, folded in quarto cover- scale 

1:500,000.


Maps—United States. (1926.) qr 553.2 M6 

Coal fields of the United States, by M. R. Campbell. Pittsburgh, 

Carnegie Institute of Technology, 1926. 

Size, 17J/2 x 2&1/2 inches, folded in quarto cover; scale, 1:7.000,000. 

From the Proceedings of the International Conference on Bituminous Coal, 1926. 

The same. (In International Conference on Bituminous Coal. Proceedings, 

1926, in pocket at back.) r 662.6 124 

The same. (In International Conference on Bituminous Coal. Proceedings, 

1926, in pocket at back.) 662.6 124 

Shaw, Sir AVilliam Napier. qr 551.5 S53 

Manual of meteorology, v.l. Cambridge University Press, 1926. 

v.l, written with the assistance of Elaine Austin. 


v.l. Meteorology in history. 

Tyrrell, G. W. 552 T98 

The principles of petrology; an introduction to the science of rocks. 

Methuen [1926]. (Methuen's geological series.) 


Good, compact summary of the whole field of petrology. Treatment is from the 

genetic point of view, descriptive matter being kept at a minimum. 

Botany 

Rehder, Alfred. r 582 R29 

Manual of cultivated trees and shrubs hardy in North America exclusive 

of the subtropical and warmer temperate regions. Macmillan, 

1927. 

Guide to identification of all woody cultivated plants within the approximate area 

covered by Gray's "Manual of botany of the Northern United States". 

Robbins, Wilfred William. 581.1 R53 

Principles of plant growth; an elementary botany. Wiley, 1927. 

"Information for the orchardist, the nurseryman, the farmer—in fact, for all those 

who grow plants and desire to be familiar with the principles of plant behavior and the 

various factors which influence this behavior." Preface. 

Zoology 

Audubon, John James. qr 598.2 A91o 

Ornithological biography; or, An account of the habits of the birds 

of the LTnited States of America, accompanied by descriptions of the objects 

represented in the work entitled The birds of America, and interspersed 

with delineations of American scenery and manners. 5v. Black, 

1831-49. 

Title of v.4 reads "Ornithological biography; or, An account of the habits of the 

birds of the United States of America, accompanied by descriptions of the objects represented 

in the work entitled Birds of America, together with an account of the digestive 

organs of many of the species, illustrated by engravings on wood". 

Title of v.5 identical with that of v.4, except for the insertion of the word "The" 

before "Birds of America". 

The author received assistance from William Macgillivray. 

571


Heilmann, Gerhard. q 598.2 H41 

The origin of birds; with two plates in colour and one hundred and 

forty photographs and text figures from drawings by the author. 

Witherby, 1926. 

"Literature" at end of each part. 

Contents.—Some fossil birds.—Embryonic stages of reptiles and birds.—Some anatomical 

and biological data.—The proavian. 

A scholarly treatment by a Danish author. The subject has not been adequately 

treated elsewdiere, and the drawings, several hundred in number, add much to the 

value of the work. 

New York (city), Zoological Park. r 590.7 N26 

Popular official guide to the New York Zoological Park; with maps, 

plans, and illustrations. Ed.10. New York Zoological Soc, 1909. 

Warren, Edward Royal. 599.3 W24 

The beaver; its work and its ways. Williams, 1927. (American 

Society of Mammalogists. Monographs, no.2.) 


Popular and interesting. 

Useful Arts 

Anderson, Lewis Flint. 607 A54 

History of manual and industrial school education. Appleton [cl926]. 


Chimie et industrie. qr 609.44 C43 

Dix ans d'efforts scientifiques et industriels, 1914-24. 2v. cl926. 


Hoyer, Fritz. r 676.14 H86 

Die strohzellstoffabrikation und die herstellung von zellstoffen aus 

grasartigen pflanzen sowie die herstellung der strohpappen und strohpapiere; 

mit 195 abbildungen im text und 6 tafeln. 1926. 

Japan Society of New York. r 638.2 J18 

The story of silk. 1927. 

Kleinewefers, Wilhelm. r 621.9813 K31 

Die gaufrage; das einpressen von mustern in textilien, papier, leder, 

kunstleder, zelluloid, gummi, glas, holz, und verwandte stoffe. 1925. 

Describes processes and machines for crimping, fluting, or goffering various 

materials. 

MacMillan, Angus Burlingame. r 694.6 M21 

Factory floor surfaces. 1924. (Aberthaw text, no.2.) 

Published by Aberthaw Construction Company, Boston, Mass. 

"Brief discussion of the various kinds of flooring and the advantages, disadvantages 

and special uses of each." Introduction. 

Marsh, J. E. 691.25 M41 

Stone decay and its prevention. Blackwell, 1926. 

Pamphlet considering cause of disintegration of building stone. As preventive treatment, 

author advocates keeping exposed surfaces clean and treating with alkaline washes.


Pattou, Albert Brace, & Vaughn, C. L. 698.3 P31 

Furniture, furniture finishing, decoration, and patching; a new and 

complete work on furniture of all kinds, with full practical instruction on 

finishing, patching, and decoration, materials, tools, and processes. 

Drake [cl927]. 

Contents.—Period furniture and modern styles.—Furniture finishing.—Furniture 

decoration.—Furniture patching.—Special finishes, lamps, mirrors, pianos, radio cabinets, 

etc., etc. 

Briefly describes styles of furniture and gives intimate attention to woods, materials 

and methods of finishing, and problems of repair work. Comprehensive in scope, including 

metal furniture, outdoor furniture, and kitchen furniture. 

Railway Training Institute, Chicago. 682 R15 

Sheet metal practice; a practical textbook for the instruction of sheet 

metal workers, their helpers and apprentices in railway employ, and 

others interested in the manipulation of sheet metal; prepared under the 

supervision and with the approval of an editorial advisory board of railway 

mechanical officials. [cl926.] (Science of railways cyclopedia.) 

r 605 R352 

Repertorium der technischen, mathematischen, und naturwissenschaftlichen 

journal-literatur; hrsg. von F. Schotte, 1869-71. 3v. 1869-71. 


Riesbeck, Ernest W. 697 R44 

Practical heating systems, trouble jobs, and ventilation; the fundamental 

principles and practical installation of hot water, steam, vapor, 

vacuum, and air line heating systems; troubles and remedies; the 

principles of ventilation. Drake [cl927]. 

"For the most part, the book will appeal to the practical steam-fitter and heating 

contractor, although the author's discussion of trouble problems will interest all who 

have to do with heating and ventilating work." Heating and ventilating magazine, 1927. 

Roberjot, Henri. r 672.71 R53 

L'industrie de la coutellerie; technique d'aujourd'hui, technique de 

demain, laminoir et emouleuse. 1909. (Publications de la technique 

moderne.) 

Label with date 1926, pasted on title-page. 

Smith, Homer J. 607 S649 

Industrial education; administration and supervision. Century 

[cl927]. (Century vocational series.) 

Foot-notes and various lists point to many references, not always fully identified. 


Allegheny General Hospital—School of nursing. qr 610.7 A42 

The stethoscope, 1926. [Pittsburgh, 1926.] 

Dana, Charles Loomis. 610.9 D19 

The peaks of medical history; an outline of the evolution of medicine 

for the use of medical students & practitioners; illustrated with 40 fullpage 

plates and 16 text illustrations. Hoeber, 1926. 

"Bibliographical notes": p.95-100.


Darlington, Thomas. r 613 D25 

Health and efficiency. Wynkoop, 1922. 

Manual of personal hygiene by a physician of wide experience. 

Fishbein, Morris. 615.8 F52n 

The new medical follies; an encyclopedia of cultism and quackery in 

these United States, with essays on the cult of beauty, the craze for reduction, 

rejuvenation, eclecticism, bread and dietary fads, physical 

therapy, and a forecast as to the physician of the future. Boni, 1927. 

The same r 615.8 F52n 

Readable essays by the editor of the "Journal of the American Medical Association". 

Mainly reprinted, with some revision, from other journals. In style and treatment very 

similar to author's "Medical follies". 

Frankel, Lee Kaufer, & Armstrong, D. B. 610.3 F87 

A popular encyclopedia of health [written] with the collaboration of 

Genevieve Fox. A. & C Boni, 1926. 

"Primarily a home reference book rather than a textbook or a book for general 

reading. It is free from confusing details and technical terms, and at the same time 

gives the latest scientific data on health subjects. The topics are arranged alphabetically 

and cover a broad field." American journal of public health, 1920. 

Hayhurst, Emery Roe. 613 H372 

Personal health. McGraw, 1927. 

Health guide and medical adviser written in non-technical language for industrial 

and office workers. 

Hill, Archibald Vivian. 612.74 H55 

Muscular activity. Williams, 1926. (Johns Hopkins University— 

School of Medicine. Lectures on the Herter foundation, sixteenth 

course, 1924.) 

Bibliography at end of each lecture. 

"Does not deal with the whole province of muscular activity, but with certain newer 

findings in the mechanical, thermal and chemical aspects of the subject, towards the 

elucidation of which his own work has been chiefly directed. The lectures provide a 

very welcome, clear, and concise statement of these newer conceptions.'' Science progress, 

1927. 

Hope, Edward William, & Stallybrass, C. O. 614 H78 

Text-book of public health. Ed.9, rev. & enl. Livingstone, 1926. 

A very good book, giving reliable information in moderately popular form. British, 

but much of the material is applicable elsewhere. 

Jelliffe, Smith Ely, & White, W. A. 616.8 J24 

Diseases of the nervous system; a text-book of neurology and 

psychiatry. Ed.4, rev. & enl. Lea [cl923]. 


London County Council. r 614.0942 L822 

Public health; with a foreword by M. H. Cox. Hodder, 1925. (The 

London County Council and what it does for London.) 

Meldau, Robert. r 614.715 M58 

Der industriestaub; wesen und bekampfung; mit 158 abbildungen und 

14 tafeln. 1926. 

"Quellenverzeichnis": p. [2921-298.


Mortara, Giorgio. r 614.0945 M92 

La salute pubblica in Italia durante e dopo la guerra. 1925. ([Carnegie 

Endowment for International Peace—Division of economics and 

history.] Storia economica e sociale della guerra mondiale; serie 

italiana.) 

Issued by the Division of economics and history of the Carnegie Endowment for 

International Peace. 

"Bibliografia": p.556-562. 

qr 016.61 Q192 

Quarterly cumulative index medicus, 1927-date. v.i-date. 1927-date. 

Published by the American Medical Association. 

Russell, Eleanor Hilda, & Russell, W. K. 615.831 R91 

LHtra-violet radiation and actinotherapy; with forewords by Sir 

Oliver Lodge and Sydney Walton. Ed.2. Livingstone, 1927. 


Chief attention to apparatus and technique. Deals more briefly with biological 

effects, summarizing the rather scanty information available. 

Worcester, Alfred. 610.7 W88n 

Nurses and nursing. Harvard University Press, 1927. 

Contents.—Ideal nursing, a search for it.—Nursing in the Old World.—Old-time 

nursing in New England.—Florence Nightingale.—Angelique Lucille Pringle.—Baroness 

von Olnhausen.—The first American training school.—The Victorian order of Canadian 

nurses.—Helping the helpless.—The Waltham Training School.—Nursing problems.— 

Nursing as a form of Christian service. 

Suggestions for practical training of nurses, favoring methods other than the present 

hospital training. The chapters are reprinted either from periodicals or from author's 

earlier book "Nurses for our neighbors". 

Engineering 

Anderson, Robert J., & Boyd, M. E. r 621.72333 A54 

The production of castings in permanent moulds. [1924?] 

At head of title: Institute of British Foundrymen, Annual conference, Newcastle. 

"Selected bibliography": p.46—48. 

Chilton Company, Philadelphia. r 629.112702 C43 

Chilton tractor index, v.6, no.l. 1923. 

Coleman, George Stephen, & Flood, G. M. r 620.03 C68 

Civil engineering specifications and quantities. Longmans, 1926. 



A British book, written chiefly for the contracting engineer. 

Elliott, Cyril, & Fitzgerald, Marion, ed. 628.53 E52 

Home fires without smoke; a handbook on the prevention of domestic 

smoke; with a foreword by Sir Napier Shaw. Benn, 1926. 

Published in behalf of the Smoke Abatement League of Great Britain. 


Contents.—Solid fuels and smoke prevention, by Margaret Fishenden.—Gas in 

relation to smoke prevention, by F. W. Goodenough.—Electricity and smoke prevention, 

by F. H. Masters.—The housewife and smoke prevention, by S. M. Bushell. 

Practical chapters for the reader without technical training. 

Harrison, John L. 625.84 H29 

Management and methods in concrete highway construction. Mc 

Graw, 1927. 

Concise discussion of the principles of production management and efficient construction 

methods for the purpose of obtaining lower costs. 

575


Higgins, George. 621.67 H53 

Centrifugal pumps; their design, operation, and testing. Lockwood, 

1926. 

Concerned mainly with pumps for suction dredging, and other applications in 

which use of side vanes is not permissible. 

Hirsch, F. 621.64 H61 

The transport and handling of mineral acids. Benn, 1926. (Chemical 

engineering library; second series.) 

Deals briefly with acid-resisting materials; pumping, piping, and storage of acids; 

and the packing and transportation of containers. 

Illinois Steel Company, Chicago. r 628.17 122 

The Venturi meter as an instrument for the measurement of liquids 

and gases; report made by the engineers of South works, Illinois Steel 

Company. 1912. 

Six diagrams in pocket at back. 

Mesta Machine Company, West Homestead, Pa. r 621.727 M64m 

Modern developments in the process of pickling, comparison of 

old and new methods. Pittsburgh [1925?] 

"A paper read before the American Drop Forge Association, by J. H. Snyder." 

Oil engine power, New York. qr 621.434 019 

Oil engine power plant handbook; Julius Kuttner, editor in chief. 

Ed.2. [cl926.] 

Paterson Engineering Co., Ltd., London. r 628.16 P29 

The purification of industrial waters. Ed.5. [cl926.] 

Portland Cement Association. r 625.84 P83 

The book of concrete facts about concrete pavements, 1927. [1927.] 

Power. 621.101 P87f 

The fourth Power kink book; a compilation of clever schemes for 

saving money, time, and labor in the power plant and along the line of 

power service. McGraw, 1927. 

"All the material in this book originally appeared in the regular department of 

Power, called 'Ideas from Practical Men'." Preface. 

Contents.—Engine-room kinks.—Boiler-room kinks.—Kinks in pumps.—Kinks in 

pipes and piping.—Electrical kinks.—Internal combustion engine kinks.—Gage kinks.— 

Refrigeration kinks.—Miscellaneous kinks. 

Schultze, Joachim. r 624.1 S38 

Die grundwasserabsenkung in theorie und praxis. 1924. 

"Schriftenverzeichnis": p.[139]-140. 

Tafel, Wilhelm. 621.944 T12 

The theory and practice of rolling steel; tr. by Richard Rimbach. 

Penton Pub. Co., 1927. 

Concerned largely with design of rolls. 

Watson, Wilbur Jay. qb 624.09 W32 

Bridge architecture, containing two-hundred illustrations of the notable 

bridges of the world, ancient and modern, with descriptive, historical, 

and legendary text. Helburn [cl927]. 

Bibliography: p.282.



Barrows, Harold Kilbreth. 621.341 B26 

Water power engineering. McGraw, 1927. 


"List of textbooks and handbooks on electrical engineering": p.463. 

The same r 621.341 B26 

Intended primarily as a text-book, but will be of value also to the practising 

engineer. 

Fowler, William Henry, cd. r 621.308 F84 

Fowler's electrical engineer's pocket book, 1927. v.27. Scientific 

Pub. Co. [1927.] 

Annual publication, giving information in condensed form. 

Howell, John White, & Schroeder, Henry. 621.322 H85 

History of the incandescent lamp. Maqua Co., 1927. 

The same r 621.322 H85 

Deals with the electric filament lamp, with very brief attention to the arc lamp. 

Molesworth, Walter Henderson. r 621.308 M78 

Spons' electrical pocket-book; a reference book of general electrical 

information, formulas, and tables for practical engineers. Ed.3. Spon, 

1927. 

Monkhouse, Allan, engineer. 621.3156 M82 

Electrical insulating materials; a complete treatise on the preparation, 

properties, and characteristics of the materials used for electrical insulation, 

with a full description of the methods of testing. Pitman, 1926. 


Useful book on insulation, which, with high voltages, has become an increasingly 

important factor in electrical design. Considers theory and classification briefly, and 

discusses the various types of insulating materials. An important feature is the listing 

and defining of British and American trade-names. 

Tripp, Guy Eastman. 621.3 T74 

Electric development as an aid to agriculture. Knickerbocker Press, 

1926. 

Series of lectures dealing with power on the farm, power and its distribution, restoration 

of the balance between industry and agriculture, and the future of electric 

service. 


r 622.33 H23 

Handbuch der kohlenwirtschaft; ein nachschlagewerk fiir kohlenerzeuger, 

kohlenhandler, und kohlenverbraucher; herausgeber, Karl 

Borchardt, schriftleitung, Kate Bonikowsky. 1926. 

"Bibliographie der kohlenwirtschaft": p.609-622. 

Comprehensive treatment of coal production from the economic point of view, 

consisting of contributions by a number of authors. After some preliminary articles 

dealing with the geological, technical, chemical, and combustion aspects of the coal 

industry, considers coal-mining and coal trade in Germany and other important coal 

producing countries. Includes a list of coal and lignite mines in Germany. 

Ihlseng, Magnus C. r 622.7 118 

Surface appliances. Colliery Engineer Co., 1893. (Mining primers.) 

Reprinted from Easy lesson department of the "Colliery engineer". 

Very brief information, in the form of a catechism, on the preparation of ores and 

coal. 

577


qr 622.05 M84 

Montanistische rundschau; zeitschrift fiir berg- und hiittenwesen, organ 

des Zentralvereines der Bergwerksbesitzer Osterreichs [semi-monthly], 

1915-date. v.7-date. 1915-date. 

v.10-11 and many numbers wanting. 

Absorbed "Oesterreichische zeitschrift fiir berg- und hiittenwesen" in 1915. 

Taggart, Arthur Fay. r 622.708 T13 

Handbook of ore dressing; contributors, F. E. Beach [and others]. 

Wiley, 1927. 

Primarily a reference work, but adapted to use as a text-book by printing descriptive 

matter and fundamental principles in larger type. 

Agriculture 

Arizona—Agricultural experiment station, Tucson. r 630.6 A71te 

Technical bulletin, no.l-date. 1922-date. 

Corrie, Frank Ewart. 631.61 C82 

Lime in agriculture: 1. In plant nutrition. 2. In animal nutrition; 

a handbook for practical farmers, students, and others. Chapman, 1926. 


[Steinmetz, Charles Kalbach.] 631.9 S82 

The farm electrified. 1925. (Pennsylvania—Agriculture, Department 

of. Bulletin, v.8, no.ll; General bulletin, no.407.) 

Caption title reads "The electric farm at Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, January 14-24, 

1925; an exhibition arranged by the Pennsylvania Department of agriculture, Giant 

Power Survey, Pennsylvania State College, Pennsylvania State Grange, State Council 

of Agricultural Associations, and the Pennsylvania Electric Association, co-operating". 

The same. (In Pennsylvania—Agriculture, Department of. Bulletin, 

no.407.) r 630.6 P399b no.407 


Allen, Mrs. Ida Cogswell Bailey. 641 A42v 

Vital vegetables, with analyses, menus, and recipes; photographs by 

Jack Wilbur, drawings by E. M. Stevenson. Doubleday, 1927. 

The same r 641 A42v 

Heinz (H. J.) Company. 641 H42 

The Heinz book of salads. Pittsburgh [cl925]. 

Directions for making salads of many kinds. 


Atkins, Paul Moody. 658.7 A87 

Factory management. Prentice, 1926. 

"References for additional reading" at end of each chapter. 

"Discusses all subjects relating to the management of industrial plants, including 

materials, equipment, tools, scheduling, manufacturing standards, time studies, production 

control, and factory accounting. It is written from the point of view of a 

factory executive and combines the practical approach to the problem with a scientific 

organization of material." Manufacturers record, 1927.


Baldwin, H. G. r 657.453 B19 

Accounting for value as well as original cost; a discussion of the 

necessity and desirability of accounting for value as well as original 

cost, with a suggested procedure for its accomplishment. American 

Appraisal Co. [cl927.] 


Dartnell Corporation, Chicago. r 659 D26 

The Dartnell advertiser's guide, 1926-27. [cl926-27.] 

This guide has been issued in several earlier editions, with varying titles. 

Statistics and general information for the advertiser. Contains a list of advertising 

agencies. 

Dartnell Corporation, Chicago. qr 659.132 D26 

House organs and bulletins. 1926. (Report, no.222.) 

At head of title: Series of 1926; special report, sales method investigation. 


"Principal references to books and articles dealing with house organs and bulletins": 

p. [26-28.] 

Presents information concerning the plans, policies, costs, and methods used successfully 

by more than four hundred companies. 

Esquerre, Paul Joseph. 657 E84ac 

Accounting. Ronald Press Co. [cl927.] 

"Written for the purpose of emphasizing the necessity for greater and more 

effective understanding and cooperation between accountants and their clients or employers." 

Preface. 

Jackman, William T. r 656.09 J12 

The development of transportation in modern England. 2v. Cambridge 


Bibliography: v.2, p.[750J-811. 

Miller, Jay Wilson, cd. 650.7 M69 

Methods in commercial teaching. South-Western Pub. Co., 1925. 


Contents.-—The equipment of the commercial teacher [by] C. M. Yoder.—Intelligence 

testing, its significance in commercial teaching [by] A. H. Hellmich.—Commercial 

arithmetic and rapid calculation [by] V. M. Rubert.—Bookkeeping and accounting 

[by] J. W. Miller.—Commercial law [by] A. O. Colvin.—Salesmanship and personal 

development [by] D. C. Hilling.—Economic geography [by] G. M. York.—Business 

organization and administration [by] M. A. Jencks.—Economics [by] L. H. Grinstead.— 

Shorthand [by] W. W. Lewis.—Typing [by] J. E. Fuller.—Business English and business 

correspondence [by] J. W. Ross.—The commercial course of study [by] J. W. 

Miller. 

"The aim of this book is to furnish concrete, practical suggestions on the methods 

employed by successful teachers in presenting various commercial subjects." Introduction. 

Phillips, Ulrich Bonnell. 656.09 P51 

A history of transportation in the eastern cotton belt to 1860. 

Columbia University Press, 1908. 

"Bibliographical note": p.397. 

Deals with the development of transportation in South Carolina and Georgia prior to 

the Civil War. Although concerned primarily with the railroads of the region, some 

attention is given to the history of highways and canals. 

Welch, Arnon Wallace. 650.7 W47c 

The commercial program of studies for high schools. Gregg Pub. 

Co. [cl922.] 

Pamphlet, attempting to present typical courses of study for both large and small 

schools.


Radio Communication 

Baker, Thomas Thorne. 654.3 B17w 

Wireless pictures and television; a practical description of the telegraphy 

of pictures, photographs, and visual images. Constable, 1926. 


Gives a clear and concise treatment of the various systems tried and now in use. 

Dinsdale, Alfred. 654.3 D61 

Television. Pitman, 1926. 

Deals in popular style and very briefly with development and present status. 

McLachlan, N. W. 654.624 M19 

Wireless loud-speakers; a practical manual describing the principles 

of operation, performance, & design. "The Wireless world" [1927?] 

Deals chiefly with the large-diaphragm type. Gives some attention to amplifiers and 

circuits. 

Sleeper, Milton Blake. 654.624 S63o 

101 radio receiving circuits; "the green book"; a complete compilation 

of receiving circuits which are known to give satisfactory results 

when used correctly. Ed.2, rev. & enl. Sleeper, cl923. (Radio and 

model engineering series, no.3.) 

Diagrams with explanatory notes. 


Carnegie Institute of Technology, Pittsburgh— r 655.07 C21 

Printing and publishing department. 

College training for the printing industry; a statement of courses 

designed to prepare young men for positions as assistants to managers, 

superintendents, publicity men, cost accountants, estimators, and other 

executives in printing organizations. Pittsburgh. 

Unwin, Stanley. 655.5 U25 

The truth about publishing. Houghton, 1927. 

Discusses clearly and fully the methods of successful book publishing. The costs 

and methods are English, but there is much comparison with practice in the United 

States, and the book will be very useful here, because there is no American book 

approaching it in value. 

West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company. qr 655.26 W56 

The letterheads used by 490 prominent business concerns, reproduced 

on Minerco bond, Origa writing, Westvaco mimeograph. 


Canada—Mines branch. (Department of mines.) r 661.991 C16 

Helium in Canada, by R. T. Elworthy. 1926. 

Contains map in pocket at back. 

"Bibliography of natural gas in Canada": p.56; "Bibliography of helium resources 

and production": p.64.


Celsius, Anders, praeses. r 662.6 C31 

Dissertatio academica, artem carbonariam in patria sistens. 1741. 

Diss.—Upsala (Magnus Edwardi Wallner, respondent). 

Doyle, Aida M. r 667.26 D77 

Digest of patents relating to coal-tar dyes and allied compounds; 

United States patents issued prior to January 1, 1924. Chemical Pub. 

Co., 1926. 

The digest was begun in the Color laboratory of the Bureau of chemistry, United 

States Department of agriculture, and completed in the Bureau of the census. Condensed 

from Preface. 

Brief abstracts. Classified. 

r 662.23521 E59 

Emmensite, a new explosive powder patented in the United States, 

January 10th, 1888 and in Europe, etc. [1888.] 

Helbig, A. B. r 662.6 H42 

Die verbrennungsrechnung; mit vielen tafeln und tabellen. 1926. 

Peddle, C J. 666.13 P36 

Defects in glass; illustrated by photographs and diagrams. Glass 

Publications, Ltd., 1927. 


Deals with many of the troubles which arise in the making and working of glass, 

attempting to establish scientific procedure for the avoidance of these troubles. Based 

on articles in "Glass" in 1925. 

Plate Glass Manufacturers of America. r 666.15 P68p 

Plate glass in residence design. 

Remenovsky, Ernst. r 662.621 R33 

Bewertung der brennstoffe auf grund moderner kohlenforschung; 

mit 8 abbildungen im text. 1926. 

"Literatur": p.250. 

Ruhl, . qr 662.84 R85 

Zerkleinerung von brennstoffen. 1923. 


Sheffield, England—Free public libraries and museum. r 016.6657 S54 

Catalogue of books in the central libraries on the gas industry. 

Leng, 1926. 

United States—Census bureau. r 666.7 U25 

Clay and refractory products, 1922. 1924. 

Wait, Douglas. 667.6 W14 

The manufacture of enamel paints; a practical handbook. Scott, 

1927. 

Gives considerable attention to raw materials, describes methods of manufacture, and 

gives formulas. Deals only briefly with colored enamel paints. 

Wall, William Edmund. 667.663 W17p 

Practical graining, with description of colors employed and tools 

used, illustrated by forty-seven colored plates representing the various 

woods used in interior finishing. House Painting and Decorating Pub. 

Co, 1891.


Metallurgy 

British Aluminium Company, Ltd. r 669.7161 B75aL 

Aluminium foundrywork. 1926. 

[The Cambrian.] r 669.109 C14 

Iron making, 1814. 

Reprinted from the "Cambrian", v.5, 1885. 

Corson, M. G. 669.7 C82 

Aluminum; the metal and its alloys (a critical descriptive treatise), 

including chapter on "Structurography", prepared in cooperation with 

J. R. Vilella. Van Nostrand, 1926. 



Daniels, Samuel, & Sisco, F. T. r 669 D22 

Metallurgy in aircraft construction. 1925. 

Contents.—The metallurgy of iron and steel, by F. T. Sisco.—The metallurgy of 

non-ferrous materials and the joining of metallic materials, by Samuel Daniels. 

Roberg, Laurentius, praeses. r 669.1 R53 

Dissertatio mechanico-chymica de ferri confectione ejusque usu 

vario. 1725. 

Diss.—Upsala (Ericus Schepperus, respondent). 

Roessler & Hasslacher Chemical Co. r 669.17 R61 

Heat treatment of steel with cyanide. [1925.] 

Schlipkoter, Max. r 669.1 S34 

Warmewirtschaft im eisenhiittenwesen. 1926. (Warmelehre und 

warmewirtschaft in einzeldarstellungen, v.3.) 

"Verzeichnis des bearbeiteten schrifttums": p.[1151-116. 

Spooner, Thomas. 669.9128 S76 

Properties and testing of magnetic materials. McGraw, 1927. 

"Many of the chapters of this book were originally published in the Electric 

Journal." Preface. 


The same r 669.9128 S76 

Deals with commercial ferromagnetic materials. Intended for the experimenter, 

student, or electrical designer. 

Vanderblue, Homer Bews, & Crum, W. L. qr 669.1 V18 

The iron industry in prosperity and depression. Shaw, 1927. 

Part of the material has been previously published in "Iron age" and "Harvard 

business review". Condensed from Preface. 

Presents an analysis of the statistics relating to the iron and steel industry. Contains 

a large number of charts and tables. 

Welter, Georg. qr 669.17 W51 

Elastizitat und festigkeit von spezialstahlen bei hohen temperaturen. 

1921. (Forschungsarbeiten auf dem gebiete des ingenieurwesens, no.230.) 

"Literaturverzeichnis" : p.64—65. 

Fine Arts 

Bell, Clive. 759 B39L 

Landmarks in nineteenth-century painting. Chatto, 1927. 

A survey and an interpretation of European painting from David to Cezanne.


Bodkin, Thomas. 759 B58 

The approach to painting. Harcourt [1927]. 

Discusses the philosophic, the analytical, the technical, and the casual approach to 

pictures and describes and analyzes 20 paintings by great artists from Giotto to Manet. 

Coomaraswamy, Ananda Kentish. qr 709.54 C78h 

History of Indian and Indonesian art, with 400 illustrations on 128 

plates, and 9 maps. Weyhe, 1927. 

707.2 C85 

Craftsmen all; some readings in praise of making and doing. Dryad 

Handicrafts, 1926. 

"This little collection of stories and readings about the making of things was made 

to interest those who are working at crafts in the schools and at home, and to show 

them how some of the wonderful work of the past was carried out. It is mostly about 

English men though the great stories of Aldus the printer, Cellini the metal worker, 

and some from the East have been included." Preface. 

Inness, George, 1825-94. r 759.1 I24in 

Works by George Inness; the collection of Mrs. J. S. Hartley, including 

some of the artist's finest paintings never before exhibited, and 

his entire collection of water-colors. Amer. Art Assoc, 1927. 

r 745 J189 

Japanese encyclopaedia of design; a complete grammar of Japanese 

ornament, comprising reproductions of 4,280 design motifs on 218 

plates. [Batsford, 1923?] 

Title supplied from publisher's catalogue. 

The plates include floral and animal forms, combinations of circles and other 

geometrical figures, symbols, and designs introducing common objects such as fans, 

umbrellas, bowls, sails, dice, etc. 

Millar, Donald. qr 749 M68 

Colonial furniture, measured drawings. Architectural Book Pub. 

Co., Inc., 1925. 

Made up of 31 numbered plates. 

New York (city), Metropolitan Museum of Art. r 708.1 N26cL 

The cloisters; a brief guide, by Joseph Breck. 1926. 

A well illustrated description of the collection of medieval sculpture and architectural 

details brought together in the building known as "The cloisters" by the 

sculptor George Grey Barnard and purchased from him by the Metropolitan Museum 

in 1925. 

Popham, A. E. qr 741 P81 

Drawings of the early Flemish school; with seventy-two illustrations 

in collotype. McBride, 1926. (Drawings of the great masters.) 

Rackham, Bernard. qr 738 R12e 

Early Netherlands maiolica, with special reference to the tiles at 

The Vyne in Hampshire. Bles [1926]. 


Contains chapters on the technique and origin of majolica, the history of the 

majolica potteries in the Netherlands, the tiles at The Vyne in Hampshire, other 

Netherlands majolica tiles, early Antwerp majolica and kindred wares, and later 

majolica in Holland and England. Contains 55 plates. 

Seaby, Allen W. 761 S43 

Colour printing with linoleum and wood blocks; with additional 

notes on block printed paper, by Phyllis Barron. Dryad Handicrafts, 

1925.


Shapland, Henry Percival. q 749 S529 

The practical decoration of furniture, v.l. Payson [1926]. 

v.l. Veneering, inlay or marqueterie, gilding, painting. 


Stix, Alfred, & Frohlich-Bum, Lili, ed. qr 741 S86 

Die zeichnungen der venezianischen schule; mit 487 abbildungen 

samtlicher handzeichnungen. 1926. (Beschreibender katalog der handzeichnungen 

in der graphischen sammlung Albertina, v.l.) 

Svensen, Carl Lars. 744 S96d 

Drafting for engineers; a textbook of engineering drawing for 

colleges and technical schools. Van Nostrand, 1927. 

The aim is to develop engineering concepts, exact thinking, and systematic methods. 

The presentation of the problems by means of layouts is in keeping with the purpose of 

the book as an engineering text. Includes chapters on architectural, structural, and 

electrical drafting. 

Taylor, E. J. 752 T25 

Colour-sense training and colour using. McKay. 

Intended to present to art students "such knowledge of the fundamental facts 

underlying the science [of colour] as will enable them, if not to become great coloudsts, 

at least to avoid mistakes. . . It is the outcome of a course of short suitable lessons 

originally arranged as a progressive series for elementary day classes and evening 

students". Preface. 

Tosi, Arturo. 759.5 T64b 

Arturo Tosi. 1925. (Arte moderna italiana, no.l; Serie A: Pittori, 

no.l.) 

At head of title: Ugo Bernasconi. 

"Nota bibHografica" : p.12. 

Contains 25 reproductions of the artist's paintings and a short biographical note and 

a six-page critical sketch by Ugo Bernasconi. 

Gardens. City Plans. Parks 

Johnson, Leonard H. q 715 J36 

Foundation planting. De La Mare Co., 1927. 

A practical handbook on landscape gardening, with many illustrations and plans. 

Contains three sections of illustrations and descriptions of the more useful and widely 

used species of evergreens and shrubs. 

London County Council. 711 L82 

London parks and open spaces; with a foreword by Sir James Bird. 

Houghton, 1924. (The London County Council and what it does for 

London.) 

McKinney, Mrs. Ella Porter. 716.2 M18 

Iris in the little garden. Little, 1927. (The little garden series.) 


Nolen, John. 710 N41ne 

New towns for old; achievements in civic improvement in some 

American small towns and neighborhoods; introduction by Albert Shaw 

Jones [1927], 

Bibliographies: p.159-177.


Architecture 



Decoration. 

Barman, Christian. 720.4 B25 

Balbus; or, The future of architecture. Paul [1926], (To-day and 

to-morrow.) 

"He is concerned to show certain influences now at work as affecting the trend of 

modern architecture, and he boldly foretells new influences and still further modifications." 

Spectator, 1927. 

Cram, Ralph Adams. 720.4 C86ar 

Architecture in its relation to civilization. Jones [cl918]. (Occasional 

pamphlets bearing on the world after the war as this appears 

through study of the past or conditions of the present, no.2.) 

Cram, Ralph Adams. 723.5 C86si 

The significance of Gothic art. Jones, cl918. (Occasional pamphlets 

bearing on the world after the war as this appears through study of the 

past or conditions of the present, no.l.) 

Kahlo. qb 726 K114 

Iglesias de Mexico; texto y dibujos del Dr. Atl, fotografias de Kahlo. 

Sv. 1924-25. 

v.2, text by Manuel Toussaint. 

v.l. Cupulas. 

v.2. La Catedral de Mexico. 

v.3. Tipos ultra-barrocos, valle de Mexico. 

v.4. Tipos poblanos. 

v.S. Altares. 

Maynard, D. C b 728.5 M53 

The old inns of Kent. Allan [1925], 


Describes the inns and tells the stories connected with them, the lives of the 

people who frequented them, and much of the local history of the towns and villages in 

which they are found. Contains 32 illustrations. 

National Terrazzo and Mosaic Contractors' Association, qr 729.7 N15 

Marble mosaics, terrazzo, brass strip work; a complete exhibit of 

samples of marble mosaic and terrazzo, application of brass strips to 

terrazzo border designs and design outlines; also descriptive matter on 

the history of various mosaics; explanations of the uses of diagrams and 

general information precedes each distinct section. cl926. 

Sillery, J. qr 728.3 S58 

The Hotel de Sagan, 57, Rue St. Dominique. 

A short history and description of the mansion built in Paris in 1784 by the 

architect Brongniart for the Princess of Monaco. Contains 8 plates. 

Stange, Alfred. qb 724.1 S78 

Die deutsche baukunst der Renaissance, mit 132 abbildungen. 

Schmidt, 1926.


Vignola, Giacomo Barozzi da. qb 729.3 V32t 

Traite elementaire pratique d'architecture; ou, fitude de cinq ordres 

d'apres Jacques Barozzio de Vignole; ouvrage divise en soixante-douze 

planches, comprenant les cinq ordres, avec l'indication des ombres 

necessaires au lavis, le trace des frontons, etc., et des exemples relatifs 

aux ordres; compose, dessine, et mis en ordre, par J. A. Leveil, et 

grave sur acier par Hibon. New ed. [18—?] 

Weaver, Sir Lawrence. 728.6 W36c 

Cottages; their planning, design, and materials. Country life, 1926. 


A third edition of " 'Country life' book of cottages", published in 1913. Much of 

the material of the first two editions has been cut out in favor of discussion, illustrations, 

and plans of cottages of the post-war period in England. 

Wilson, Hardy. qb 724.9 W76 

Old colonial architecture in New South Wales and Tasmania. Pri 

vately printed, 1924. 

Made up of 50 plates with a short descriptive introduction. 

Music 

Scores 

Fisher, William Arms, cd. qM 784.4 F53 

Sixty Irish songs. Ditson [cl915]. (The musicians library.) 


Fisher, William Arms, ed. qM 784.4 F53s 

Sixty Irish songs. Ditson [c!915]. (The musicians library.) 


qM 784.8 L93 

Love songs the whole world sings; containing two-hundred sentimental 

songs dear to the people of many nations; including England, Scotland, 

Wales, Ireland, America, Hawaii, France, Italy, Spain, Germany, 

Austria, Russia, Sweden, Norway, Bohemia, Poland; arranged for use 

as songs or piano music; selected and ed. by A. E. Wier. Appleton 

[cl916]. ("Whole world" series.) 

qM 786.4 P53 

Piano pieces the whole world plays, containing more than seventy 

compositions dear to the hearts of piano lovers, representing the finest 

creations of such noted composers as Bach [and others] presented in 

the original unabridged editions, selected and ed. by A. E. Wier. 

Appleton [cl918]. ("Whole world" series.) 

Schindler, Kurt, cd. qM 734.8 S33 

A century of Russian song from Glinka to Rachmaninoff; fifty 

songs. Schirmer [cl911], (Golden treasury of music, v.16.) 

qM 784.8 S698 

Songs the children love to sing; a collection of more than three hundred 

songs for mothers and for children of all ages; arranged for singing or 

playing by A. E. Wier. Appleton, cl916. ("Whole world" series.)


qM 784.8 S6982 

Songs the whole world sings; containing more than two hundred songs 

which are dear to the hearts of young and old in every nation; arranged 

for use as songs or piano pieces, selected and ed. by A. E. Wier. Appleton 

[cl915]. ("Whole world" series.) 

Sullivan, Sir Arthur Seymour. qM 784.2 S94 

Gilbert & Sullivan at home; containing the complete stories and 

most popular songs of Trial by jurjr, The sorcerer, H. M. S. Pinafore, 

Pirates of Penzance, Patience, Iolanthe, Princess Ida, The mikado, 

Ruddygore, Yeoman of the guard, Gondoliers, Cox and Box; arranged 

for either playing or singing by A. E. Wier. Appleton, cl927. ("Whole 

world" series.) 

Szalatnay, Rafael D., ed. M 786.4 S99 

Bohemian Christmas music for children; illustrations by Cejka. 

Privately printed, 1927. 

Tenor songs. Boosey. qM 784.8 T29 

"Imperial edition." 

Woodward, Annie Aubertine, afterward Mrs. Moore, qM 784.8 W86 

(pseud. Auber Forestier), & Anderson, R. B., ed. 

The Norway music album; a selection for home use, from Norway's 

folk-songs, dances, etc., national airs, and recent compositions, arranged 

for pianoforte and solo singing, with a few four-part songs. 

Ditson, cl909. 


Godwin, A. H. 782.6 G55 

Gilbert & Sullivan; a critical appreciation of the Savoy operas; with 

an introduction by G. K. Chesterton. Dent, 1926. 

Hatherly, Stephen Georgeson. q 780.9 H34 

A treatise on Byzantine music. Gardner, 1892. 

"A full description of the old Greek diatonic genus, the chromatic genus, and the 

mixture of the diatonic and chromatic on which the bulk of Eastern music... is constructed. 

There are upwards of fifty unabbreviated musical pieces, ancient and modern. 

from Greek, Russian, Turkish, and Egyptian sources, given and fully analyzed." 

Preface. 

Longford, William Wingfield. 783 L82 

Music and religion; a survey. Ed.3. Paul [1917?] (The musiclover's 

library.) 

Discusses the origins of music and religion and their relations, and sketches the 

history of religious music among the Hebrews and in the Christian church. 

National Academy of Music, New York. r 780.3 N15 

The violinist's dictionary, prepared by the Editorial department of 

the National Academy of Music; Nicholas Devore, editor in chief. 

University Soc, Inc. [cl926.] 

Contains the definitions and pronunciation of violin and musical terms, and short 

biographical sketches of composers, violinists, and violin makers of the past and present. 

587


Spell, Lota. 780.7 S74 

Making friends in music land. 2 pts. in 2v. [1925-26.] (Texas 

University. Bulletin, no. 2537, 2637.) 

Issued by the Interscholastic league bureau of the Department of extension. 

"The purpose...is to supply teachers and others interested in promoting music 

memory contests with some material which may serve to interest the children in the 

compositions selected for study in 1925-26." Preface. 

Recreation 

American Sports Publishing Company, pub. 796 A512 

Lawn sports, comprising roque, croquet, golf-croquet, clock-golf, 

archery, tether ball, garden hockey, lawn hockey, American and British 

croquet rules; in addition to which are included rules for cricket, and 

pin ball, basket goal, badminton, hand tennis, hand polo, wicket polo, 

drawing room hockey. [cl926.] (Spalding's athletic library.) 

Bergholt, Ernest George Binckes. 794 B45 

Complete handbook to the game of solitaire on the English board of 

thirty-three holes; a systematic and wholly new analysis; together with 

an exhaustive series of original problems and their solutions; illustrated 

by 176 diagrams in the text. Routledge [1920]. 

Bergholt, Ernest George Binckes. 795 B45s 

A second new book of patience games; fully illustrated. Routledge, 

1927. 

Savage, Howard James. q 796.4 S26 

Games and sports in British schools and universities. Carnegie 

Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching [1918]. (Carnegie 

Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching. Bulletin, no.18.) 

The same. {In Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching. 

Bulletin, no.18.) qr 371.7 C21b no.18 

A study of the role that sports play in organized education in Englaand and Scotland 

and of the process of growth by which they have come to their present place of importance. 

Strouse, Arthur Howard, cd. 793 S92 

Ideas for children's parties. Strouse Pub. Co. [cl921.] 

Wagenhorst, Lewis Hoch. 796.4 W12 

The administration and cost of high school interscholastic athletics. 

Teachers College, 1926. (Columbia University, New York—Teachers 

College. Contributions to education, no.205.) 


The same. (In Columbia University, New York—Teachers College. 

Contributions to education, no.205.) r 379 C72 no.205 

Literature 

Adams, Estelle Davenport, comp. 808.8 A21 

This life and the next; impressions and thoughts of notable men and 

women from Plato to Ruskin. Richards, 1902. 



Bolenius, Emma Miller. 810.8 B59 

Literature in the junior high school; with drawings by M. B. Hill. 

v.l. Houghton [cl926]. 

A collection of English and American literature for the first year of the junior high 

school, with directions for study and for further reading. 

Cestre, Charles. r 811 L956zc 

The poetry of Amy Lowell; tr. by Dana Hill, from an article in La 

Revue anglo-americaine. [1926?] 

"Bibliography with critical comments": 4 p. at end. 

A pamphlet. The author of this critical sketch is (1926) professor of American 

literature and civilization at the University of Paris. 

Cicero, Marcus Tullius. 875 C47e 

Essay on friendship (Laelius de amicitia); tr. from the Latin witli 

notes by A. J. Inglis. Newton [cl908]. 

Fernandez, Ramon. 804 F39 

Messages; tr. from the French bv Montgomery Belgion. Harcourt 

[cl927]. 

Contents.—Of philosophic criticism.—The method of Balzac.—Autobiography and 

the novel.—The art of Conrad.—The message of Meredith.—The guaranteeing of sentiments 

and the intermittences of the heart.—The experience of Newman.—The intelligence 

and Mr. Maritain.—Notes on three aspects of modern thought: On Freud; 

On Walter Pater; The classicism of T. S. Eliot. 

Haight, Elizabeth Hazelton. 878 A65zh 

Apuleius and his influence. Longmans, 1927. (Our debt to Greece 

and Rome.) 


Johnson, Gertrude Elizabeth. 808.8 J36d 

Dialects for oral interpretation; selections and discussion. Century, 

1926. 


Kelly, James Fitzmaurice-. 860.9 K17n 

A new history of Spanish literature. Oxford University Press, 1926. 


Pierre-Quint, Leon. 844 P97zp 

Marcel Proust; his life and work; tr. bv Hamish and Sheila Miles. 

Knopf, 1927. 


Part one is a biographical sketch of the French novelist; parts two and three are 

devoted to a critical study of his work. 

Stevenson, Lionel. 810.9 S84 

Appraisals of Canadian literature. Macmillan, 1926. 

In the first half "Canadian literature is considered in its relation to the history and 

topography of the country, in its relation to the British and American literary influences 

to which it might be subject, and in its relation to the principal currents of modern 

thought.. .The remaining portion of the book is a survey of the literary material which 

is peculiar to Canada, and of the extent to which it has been exploited by Canadian 

writers". Introduction. 

808.8 T26 

The Teacher in literature as portrayed in the writings of Ascham, 

Moliere, Rousseau, Shenstone, Fuller, Pestalozzi, Cowper, Goethe, Irving, 

Mitford, Bronte, Thompson, Thackeray, Hughes, Dickens, Eliot, 

and others, including a biographical sketch and characterization of each 

author. Werner, 1893. (The working teachers' library.)


Tilley, Morris Palmer. r 808.8 T46 

Elizabethan proverb lore in Lyly's Euphues and in Pettie's Petite 

pallace, with parallels from Shakespeare. Macmillan, 1926. (Michigan 

University. Publications; language and literature, v.2.) 

Van Amerongen, J. B. 823 D55zv 

The actor in Dickens; a study of the histrionic and dramatic elements 

in the novelist's life and works. Appleton, 1927. 

"List of books and periodicals studied or consulted": p.297-301. 

"Not only sets forth the evidence of Dickens's love for the theatre and all its ways, 

but gathers all possible records of his performances as an actor, his attempts at play 

writing, and discusses the possible effect on his novels of his histrionic talents and of 

the theater of his day. There is also an appendix.. .concerning dramatizations of 

Dickens's novels and stories on the stage." W. P. Eaton in Books, 1927. 

Waddell, Helen Jane. 809 Wll 

The wandering scholars. Constable, 1927. 

"Latin originals of lyrics translated in the text": p.222-235. 


"The historical interest of the Vac/antes as one of the earliest disintegrating forces 

in the mediaeval church has been left on one side; with it, their place in literary 

history. . .They have been studied only as the inheritors of the pagan learning, the 

classic tradition that came to its wild flowering in the rhyming Latin lyric of the 

twelfth and thirteenth centuries." Preface. 

r 813 C28zw 

Willa Cather; a biographical sketch, an English opinion, and an abridged 

bibliography. Knopf. 

"An abridged bibliography of Willa Cather's books for the convenience of readers": 

p.15-16. 

A pamphlet. The "English opinion" is written by Alexander Porterfield and reprinted 

from the "London mercury". 

Poetry 

Browning, Robert. 821 B819sL 

Selected poems; ed. with an introduction by L. R. Gibbs. Macmillan, 

1927. (The modern readers' series.) 

Dryden, John. 821 D85s 

The satires of Dryden: Absalom and Achitophel, The medal, Mac 

Flecknoe; ed. with memoir, introduction, and'notes by J. C Collins. 


Johnson, James Weldon. 811 J362g 

God's trombones; seven Negro sermons in verse; drawings by Aaron 

Douglas, lettering by C B. Falls. Viking Press, 1927. 

La Fontaine, Jean de. 841 L14t 

Textes choisis et commentes par Edmond Pilon. [cl912.] (Bibliotheque 

frangaise; 17e siecle.) 


McNair, Harold Vane. 811 M21 

Pittsburgh; a sonnet sequence. Pittsburgh, Privately printed [cl92S]. 

The sa me r 811 M21 

Marsh, Mrs. Caroline (Crane). r 811 M41 

Wolfe of the knoll, and other poems. Scribner, 1860.


Massey, Gerald. 821 M45m 

My lyrical life, poems old and new; lst-2d ser. 2v. Paul, 1889— 

90 (v.l, 1890). 

v.l, ed. 2. 

Massey, Gerald. 821 M45t 

A tale of eternity, and other poems. Fields, 1870. 

Pope, Alexander. 821 P81s 

Selections from the poetry of Alexander Pope; ed. with an introduction 

and notes by E. B. Reed. Holt, 1904. 

Bibliography: p.xxix—xxx. 

Richards, James Albert, cd. 821.08 R41 

English poetry. 2v. Privately printed [cl924]. (Outline of knowledge, 

v.11-12.) 

"History of literature, by Francis Rolt-Wheeler": v.l, p.1-121. 

A collection of poetry from Chaucer to Kipling. 

Scudder, Horace Elisha, cd. 811.08 S43a 

American poems: Longfellow, Whittier, Bryant, Holmes, Lowell, 

Emerson, with biographical sketches and notes. Rev. ed. Houghton, 

1893. 

[Seibert, Mrs. Gertrude Antoinette (Woodcock)] comp. 811.08 S45 

Poems of dawn. Watch Tower Bible & Tract Soc, 1912. 

A collection of religious poems by American authors. 

Staton, Mrs. Kate Elony (Baker), comp. 811.08 S797 

Old southern songs of the period of the confederacy; the Dixie 

trophy collection. French, cl926. 

"Tn 1923 a prize, 'The Dixie Loving Cup,' was offered for the best compilation of 

'Old Southern Songs of the Period of the Confederacy.' This was won by Mrs. L. L. 

Staton." Foreword. 


The same r 811.08 S797 

Taylor, Bayard. 811 T25pe 

Poems. [Ed.4.] Ticknor, 1866. 

Wolfe, Humbert. 821 W837k 

Kensington Gardens. Doran [1927]. 

Wolfe, Humbert. 821 W837r 

Requiem. Doran [cl927]. 


Aristophanes. 882 A71br 

Scenes from the Birds; with introduction, notes, vocabulary, and 

appendices, by W. H. Oldaker. Cambridge University Press, 1926. 

Baxter, James Phinney. 822.33 AB12 

The greatest of literary problems, the authorship of the Shakespeare 

works; an exposition of all the points at issue, from their inception to 

the present moment. Houghton, 1917. 

"My endeavor has been to meet all worthy arguments which have been urged 

against Bacon's authorship of the 'Shakespeare' works." Prologue. 

Bibliography: p. [633]-[664].


Chikamatsu. 895 C43 

Masterpieces of Chikamatsu, the Japanese Shakespeare, tr. by Asataro 

Miyamori, revised by Robert Nichols; with 74 illustrations. Paul, 1926. 

Six plays translated into narrative form, with a long introduction explaining 

Japanese dramatic traditions and the importance of Chikamatsu's work. Contains 

numerous illustrations of actors, puppets, scenes from plays, etc. Chikamatsu (1652— 

1724) wrote puppet plays and other plays for the popular theater. 

Evreinov, Nikolai Nikolaevich. 792 E95 

The theatre in life; ed. and tr. by A. I. Nazaroff, with an introduction 

by O. M. Sayler, illustrations by B. Aronson. Brentano [cl927]. 

Short essays on modern tendencies in drama and the theater, and on the theatrical 

elements of life in general. 

Fulda, Ludwig. 832 F98v 

Das verloreue paradies; schauspiel in drei aufziigen. Ed.3. 1905. 

[Greene, Robert.] r 822 G83aL 

Alphonsus, king of Aragon, 1599. [Malone Society] 1926. (The 


With facsimile of original title-page. 

Printed from the original copy in the Dyce collection at South Kensington. 

Greene, Robert. r 822 G83f 

Friar Bacon and Friar Bungay. [Malone Society] 1926. (The 


With facsimiles of title-pages of the editions of 1594, 1630, and 1655. 

This reprint is based on the British Museum copy supplemented by photographs 

from that in the Huntington collection. 

Odell, George Clinton Densmore. qr 792 014 

Annals of the New York stage, v.1-2. Columbia University Press, 

1927. 

v.l. To 1798. 

v.2. 1798-1821. 

"Never before have performances been so accurately noted, never before have the 

old papers from colonial days been so systematically perused for every shred of 

theatrical history... Dr. Odell... does not leave neglected the by-products of the theater, 

such as concerts, summer gardens, circuses, freaks, and dancing. The compact pages 

of these sumptuous books are shaped by a loving Hand, which means that. . -the investigator 

has turned dry facts into graceful phrasings; has quoted so copiously from 

contemporaneous opinion, has concentrated upon an actor so much of the social flavor 

of the time, that the romance of the playhouse sounds uppermost in his record." M. J. 

Moses in Outlook, 1927. 

Quaife, Elise West, comp. 793.1 Q16 

Aunt Polly Basset's singin' skewl; with all the original words, tunes, 

songs, and action. French [cl927]. 

Webber, James Plaisted. 793.1 W36 

The end of the rainbow; a fantasy in miniature. Walter H. Baker 

Co, 1924. 

Webber, James Plaisted. 793.1 W36g 

The golden arrow; a romantic sketch. Walter Baker & Co, 1922.


Biography 


Adler, Cyrus. 92 S333ad 

Jacob Henry Schiff; a biographical sketch. Amer. Jewish Committee, 

1921. 

Reprinted, with minor changes, from the "American Jewish year book", v.23. 

Mr. Schiff came in 1865 from Frankfort to New York, where he became a leading 

financier. This sketch is chiefly concerned with bis relation to Jewish institutions and 

to Judaism. 

Armitage, Charles H. 92 C582ar 

Grover Cleveland as Buffalo knew him. Buffalo evening news, cl926. 

An account of Cleveland's 27 years in Buffalo from 1855 to 1882, based on the 

personal memories and impressions of those who knew him there, and on letters, official 

records, and material in the archives of the Buffalo Historical Society. 

Beethoven, Ludwig van. q 92 B383bt 

Beethoven letters in America; fac-similes with commentary by O. G. 

Sonneck; in commemoration of March 26, 1827. Beethoven Assoc. 

[cl927.] 

"The letters reproduced in fac-simile; transcribed, translated and discussed." 

The same qr 92 B383bt 

Byron, George Gordon Noel, lord. r 92 B998b 

Letters and journals of Lord Byron, with notices of his life, by 

Thomas Moore. 2v. Harper [1830]-31. 

Dorsey, George Amos. 92 D268do 

The evolution of Charles Darwin. Doubleday, 1927. (Benefactors 

of mankind.) 

"List of works by Charles Darwin": p.289-294. 

A sympathetic study of Darwin's personality and an interpretation of the significance 

of his work. 

Dyer, Walter Alden. r 92 B176d 

David Grayson: adventurer; the story of the author of Adventures 

in contentment, Friendship, etc, as told by his friend and neighbor, 

with illustrations drawn by Thomas Fogarty. Doubleday, 1926. 

"Reprinted from 'The Mentor'." 

Graham, Robert Bontine Cunninghame. 92 V148g 

Pedro de Valdivia, conqueror of Chile. Harper, 1927. 

Valdivia (1498?—1SS4) served with Pizarro's forces in Peru and was sent by 

Pizarro to complete the conquest of Chile. This account of his career as soldier and 

administrator contains Valdivia's five letters to the Emperor Charles V, taken from the 

collection of historical documents at Santiago. 

Hart, B. H. Liddell. 92 S418h 

A greater than Napoleon, Scipio Africanus; with frontispiece and 

maps. Little, 1927. 


"So far as the life of Publius Scipio is concerned, Captain Hart gives us little that 

could not be found in any of the numerous histories of Republican Rome... Despite the 

title, the book is not a comparison, point for point, between an ancient antl a modern 

Italian. We hear as frequently of Wellington as of Napoleon, and often enough of 

Frederick, of Gustavus Adolphus, of Petain and Foch...The author never fails to 

enforce a military lesson from the supremely skilful operations of Scipio." Max Radin 

in Books, 1927.


Johnstone, G. H. 92 M636J 

Prosper Merimee; a mask and a face. Routledge [1926]. 


"Mr. Johnstone's subtitle is intended to convey some implication of a mask of comedy 

concealing a tragic countenance. For contrast, therefore, three quarters of this clever 

but... imitative study is devoted to building up the debonair and indifferent features of 

the mask. . .Then.. .we are asked to go back abruptly, half a lifetime, and by another 

approach, catch Merimee suddenly unmasked, by the hand of a woman. The Unknown 

Lady, who published a sheaf of his love letters to her after his death, is presented as 

the one person who knew him as he was." Isabel Paterson in Books, 1927. 

Jordan, Edwin Oakes, and others. 92 S4482J 

A pioneer of public health, William Thompson Sedgwick. Yale University 

Press, 1924. 

"A list of publications by William T. Sedgwick": p.163-172. 

Dr. Sedgwick (1855-1921) was an eminent biologist, professor of biology and 

public health in the Massachusetts Institute of Technology from 1883 and member of 

the advisory board of the Hygienic laboratory of the LTnited States Public health 

service from 1902. 

r 92 K153k 

The Keats House (Wentworth Place), Hampstead; an historical and 

descriptive guide with some account of Keats's life in Hampstead and 

a description of the relics and other objects of interest displayed in the 

house. 

Loyal Legion of the United States, Military Order of the. r 92 L715Lo 

Ceremonies in commemoration of the one hundredth anniversary of 

the birth of Abraham Lincoln, Philadelphia, Feb. 12, 1909. 1909. 

On verso of title-page: Brevet Lieut.-Colonel John P. Nicholson compiler. 

Lytton, Henry A. 92 L9993L 

The secrets of a Savoyard. Doran [1927]. 

"A Savoyard bibliography": p.184-189. 

"The stories of the [Gilbert and Sullivan] operas": p.135-183. 

Mr. Lytton writes of his 38 years on the English stage, chiefly in the Gilbert and 

Sullivan operas at the Savoy Theatre. 

Mansfield, Katherine. 92 M3432m 

Journal of Katherine Mansfield; ed. by J. M. Murry. Knopf, 1927. 

Covers the period from 1914 to 1922, and contains a fragment written in 1910. It 

records facts, sketches scenes and characters, notes fragmentary incidents and descriptions 

that might be used in future stories, and sets down her impressions and 

introspective reflections. The introduction and inserted notes by her husband supply 

biographical information. 

Mears, David Otis. 92 K284m 

Life of Edward Norris Kirk. Lockwood, 1877. 

Dr. Kirk (1802-74) was a Presbyterian clergyman. 

Murray, David Leslie. 92 B342mu 

Disraeli. Little, 1927. 


"Sound mixture of history and psychological biography... Mr. Murray lays the 

greatest emphasis on the influence of his Jewish birth in moulding Disraeli's career and 

political principles or beliefs." Leonard Woolf in Nation and athciucum, 1927. 

Pease, Theodore Calvin. r 92 L715pe 

The diary of Orville H. Browning, a new source for Lincoln's 

presidency; a lecture delivered before the Chicago Historical Society, 

March 29, 1923. University of Chicago Press [1924].


Pittsburgh legal journal. r 92 S525p 

[Hon. John D. Shafer.] Pittsburgh, 1926. 

Extracts from the "Pittsburgh legal journal", Oct. 16-Dec. 18, 1926. 

Addresses and other tributes to Judge Shafer (1848-1926) who had been president 

judge of the Allegheny County Common pleas court since 1915. 

Ross, John Dawson, comp. 92 B939r 

A little book of Burns lore; with a preface by J. D. Law. Mackay, 

1926. 

A miscellaneous collection of articles, anecdotes, poems, critical sketches, and out-ofthe-way 

information about the poet and things and people connected with him. 

Russell, Phillips. 92 J4112r 

John Paul Jones, man of action; drawings by Leon Underwood. 

Brentano, 1927. 


A biography of the Scotchman who became the first great commander of the 

American navy, who served in the French navy, and ended his seafaring career as rearadmiral 

in the Russian navy. 

Smith, Henry Preserved. 92 S6493s 

The heretic's defense; a footnote to history. Scribner, 1926. 


In this concise autobiographical sketch Dr. Smith gives a frank account of his 

liberal attitude toward textual criticism and of the events which led to his trial for 

heresy in 1S92 and his consequent suspension from the Presbyterian ministry. 

Stephen, Barbara. 92 D312s 

Emily Davies and Girton College. Constable, 1927. 


A biography of Miss Davies (1830—1921) giving a full account of her work in the 

woman's movement in England, especially her efforts in establishing Girton College. 

Many letters are included. 

Subercaseaux Errazuriz, Pedro. qr 92 F866su 

Saint Frangois d'Assise, d'apres les aquarelles de P. Subercaseaux 

Errazuriz. Jones, 1925. 

Introduction signed: Johannes Joergensen. 

French and English. 

Tollemache, Hon. Lionel Arthur. 92 J476t 

Benjamin Jowett, master of Baliol. Arnold [1895]. 

"First appeared in the Journal of Education for May, 1S95." 

In these recollections, the author, who became a pupil of Jowett in 1856 and 

accounts himself a disciple of the distinguished English classicist, writes of his recollections 

of conversations with Jowett, of his views and opinions, and his utterances 

on philosophy, theology, and literature. 

United States—Senate. r 92 L824u 

Crawford W. Long; proceedings in Statuary Hall of the United 

States Capitol upon the unveiling and presentation of the statue of Crawford 

W. Long by the state of Georgia. 1926. (69th Cong., 1st sess. 

Senate. Doc. no.160.) 

Vincent, A. L., & Binns, Clare. 92 R164v 

Gilles de Rais; the original Bluebeard; introduction by M. H. Smith. 

Small. 

"List of works consulted": p.217-221. 

A biographical study attempting a psychological explanation of the French nobleman 

who was a lieutenant under Joan of Arc and became marshal of France at the age of 

25, yet who lives in history as an extraordinarily cruel and subtle murderer.


Wilson, Robert McNair. 92 M1813w 

The beloved physician, Sir James Mackenzie; a biography. Macmillan 

[1927]. 

The author is a former pupil of the great heart specialist (1853-1925). 

Woodward, Kathleen. 92 M4396w 

Queen Mary of England; a life and intimate study. Doran [cl927]. 

An informal biographical account written with the approval of Queen Mary and with 

the help of those whose work or position have brought them into contact with the queen. 

It follows her career from her girlhood as Princess May, of Teck, to her extensive relief 

work during the war and in the poorer sections of London. 


Bemis, Samuel Flagg, ed. 923.2 B42 

The American secretaries of state and their diplomacy. v.1-3. 

Knopf, 1927. 

"A co-operative series, to include sketches of the State-Department service of all 

United States secretaries of state. . . The plan is not one of making original-research 

contributions, although that, of course, is not excluded; but to present the results of 

investigation as they stand today.. .Addressed.. .chiefly to the intelligent general 

reader...The critical apparatus is relegated to the end of each volume. It consists of 

foot-notes and suggestions for study." C. R. Fish ill American historical review, 1927. 

Georgia—Department of archives and history. r 920.7 G31 

Georgia women of 1926; comp. by Ruth Blair, state historian and 

director. 1926. 

Biographical notes about women whose work has brought them before the public in 

1925-26. Grouped as state officers, county officers, state presidents and national 

officers of various women's organizations, principals of accredited high schools, editors, 

authors, and women prominent in other activities. 

Jones, Edward Alfred. r 923.4 J39 

American members of the Inns of court, with a foreword by W. H. 

Taft. Saint Catherine Press, 1924. 


Lippmann, Walter. 923.2 L73 

Men of destiny; drawings by Rollin Kirby. Macmillan, 1927. 

Contents.—Al Smith: a man of destiny.—Calvin Coolidge: Puritanism de luxe.— 

The causes of political indifference to-day.—The Catholicism of Al Smith.—Bryan and 

the dogma of majority rule.—H. L. Mencken.—Sinclair Lewis.—The nature of the 

battle over censorship.—An anticipation of Harding.—An early estimate of Mr. McAdoo. 

—Wilson and House.—Borah.—"The outlawry of war."—The greatness of Mr. Mellon. 

—The Kellogg doctrine: vested rights and nationalism in Latin America.—Empire: the 

days of our nonage are over.—Second best statesmen.—To Justice Holmes. 

Stapfer, Paul. 920 S793 

La familie et les amis de Montaigne; causeries autour du sujet. 1896. 

Contents.—La legende de Montaigne.—Son arriere-grand-pere.—Sa mere et sa 

femme.—Sa fille.—fitienne de la Boetie.—Mademoiselle de Gournay.—Pierre de 

Brach.—Pierre Charron.—Raimond de Sebonde et le christianisme de Montaigne. 

r 927 W66 

Who's who in art, 1927; being a series of alphabetically arranged biographies 

of the leading men and women in the world of art to-day; comp. 

by the publishers, v.l. Art Trade Press [1927]. 

Bernard Dolman, editor. 

Almost entirely limited to British artists.


Maps 

Maps—Balkan states. (1920.) qr 911.496 M 

Rise and decline of the Ottoman Empire, Balkan states. Nystrom, 

1920. (Webster-Knowlton-Hazen European history maps, no.M.M.21.) 

Size, 3334x46-34 inches, folded in ob. quarto cover. 

Consists of four maps divided as follows: 

Expansion of the Ottoman Empire to 1683. Scale, 113 miles to 1 inch. 

Decline of the Ottoman Empire. Scale, 113 miles to 1 inch. 

Growth of the Balkan states, 1S29-1913. Scale, 40 miles to 1 inch. 

Balkan states, 1914-1920. Scale, 40 miles to 1 inch. 

Maps—Europe. (1927?) qr 912.4 M18 

Europe. Nystrom [1927?] (American geographers series.) 

Size, 60^4 x 50^2 inches, folded in ob. quarto cover; scale. 55 miles to 1 inch. 

Contains inset maps "Relief" and "The Transcaucasian Soviet Republics". 

Maps—Germany. (1921.) qr 911.43 M 

Prussia and the unification of Germany. Nystrom, 1921. (Webster- 

Knowlton-Hazen European history maps, no.M.M.18.) 

Size, 33.)4 x 46H inches, folded in ob. quarto cover; scale, 38 miles to 1 inch. 

Consists of four maps divided as follows: 

Germany during the Reformation, 1547. 

Growth of Prussia, 1547-1806. 

Unification of Germany, 1807-1871. 

Germany after the great war, 1921. 

Maps—Italy. (1920?) qr 911.45 M 

Renaissance and modern Italy. Nystrom [1920?] (Webster-Knowlton-Hazen 

European history maps, no. M.M.20.) 

Size, 33-Kx 46^4 inches, folded in ob. quarto cover; scale, 28 miles to 1 inch. 

Consists of two maps divided as follows: 

Italy at the end of the 15th century. 

Unification of Italy, 1815-1920. 

Maps—Northwest Territory. (1927?) qr 911.77 M 

French explorations and settlements in the "Old Northwest"; 

Michigan as part of French possessions, 1671-1763, English possessions 

1763-1783, United States possessions, 1783-1805 [by] C. A. Burkhart. 

Nystrom [1927?] (Michigan history series, no.l.) 

Size, 3334 x 46^4 inches, folded in ob. quarto cover; scale, 23 miles to 1 inch. 

Contains inset maps "Northwest Territory by 'Ordinance of 1787' ", "Jesuit map of 

Lake Superior from the relation of 1670-1671", "Hennepin's map of the Upper Lakes, 

1704", "Great Lakes region of the Sr. d'Anville map of Canada, Louisiana and English 

lands, 1755", "Detroit and vicinity at the time of Pontaiac, 1763", and "Ancient garden 

beds". 

Maps—Russia. (1921.) qr 911.47 M 

Russia in Europe. Nystrom, 1921. (Webster-Knowlton-Hazen 

European history maps, no.M.M.19.) 

Size, 33^4 x 46^4 inches, folded in ob. quarto cover; scale, 88 miles to 1 inch. 

Consists of two maps divided as follows: 

Expansion of Russia in Europe, 1300-1914. 

Russia, 1921, Baltic Republics, Poland, Caucasus Republics, Finland, and Ukraine.


Maps—United States. (1908.) qr 912.73 M14 

United States, showing routes of principal explorers and early roads 

and highways, from data prepared by Frank Bond, chief clerk, by I. P. 

Berthrong, chief of drafting division. 1908. 

Size, 23^x32 inches, folded in folio cover; scale, about 100 miles to 1 inch. 

Contains inset maps "Alaska", "Philippine Islands", "Tutuila group of the Samoan 

Islands", "Guam", "Hawaiian Islands", "Porto Rico", "Panama Canal", "Isthmus of 

Panama, showing location of Canal". 

Issued by the United States General land office. 

Maps—World. (1783.) qr 911 M 

Colonial powers, 1783. Nystrom. (Webster-Knowlton-Hazen 

European history maps, no.M.M.ll.) 

Size, ZZY/i x 4624 inches, folded in ob. quarto cover; scale, 530 miles to 1 inch. 

Contains inset maps "North America, 1763" and "India, 1763". 

Maps—World. (1921.) qr 911 M2 

The world in 1921. Nystrom, 1921. (Webster-Knowlton-Hazen 

European history maps, no.M.M.23.) 

Size, 34x47^ inches, folded in ob. quarto cover; scale, 530 miles to 1 inch. 

Contains inset map "Arctic and Antarctic exploration". 

General 


Brouwer, Hendrik Albertus, ed. 910 B78 

Practical hints to scientific travellers, v.1-4. 1925-26. 

v.1-2, Ed.2, rev. 

Articles by scientific explorers in various countries, giving advice concerning 

equipment, transportation, relations with natives, etc., with brief information about 

climate, topography, native customs, and government and other facilities available to 

scientists. 

Chatterton, Edward Keble. 910.4 C39b 

The brotherhood of the sea; with illustrations. Longmans, 1927. 

From out-of-the-way places, from private diaries, first-hand knowledge, and other 

sources of information these stories of adventures at sea in war and peace, especially 

during the last two decades, have been written to show the heroic spirit of comradeship 

and gallant self-sacrifice that has always been the tradition of the brotherhood of the sea. 

Chatterton, Edward Keble. 910.4 C39w 

Windjammers and shellbacks; strange, true stories of the sea. Lippincott 

[1926?] 

Europe 

Boys, Thomas Shotter. qr 914.21 B67 

"Original views of London as it is, by Thomas Shotter Boys, 1842"; 

a re-issue of the complete set of these scarce and valuable delineations 

of London, with descriptive notes to each plate, and a short introduction 

by E. B. Chancellor. Architectural Press, 1926. 

Du Peloux, Charles, vicomte. qr 016.9144 D92 

Repertoire general des ouvrages modernes relatifs au dix-huitieme 

siecle frangais (1715-1789). 1926.


Scott, Alexander MacCallum. 914.71 S42 

Suomi, the land of the Finns. Butterworth [1926]. 

Attempts to interpret Finland, its people, its culture, and its place in the modern 

world. The author draws his facts, impressions, and observations from various 

journeys through the country and from his collection of books on Finland, gathered 

during twenty years. 

Thorsteinsson, Thorsteinn, ed. 914.91 T41 

Iceland; a handbook published on the fortieth anniversary of tlie 

Landsbanki Islands (National Bank of Iceland). 1926. 

"Some books on Iceland in foreign languages": p.174-180. 


United States 

Calendar Ad Service, Bridgeton, N. J. qr 917.49 C13 

Bridgeton, gem-o'-Jersey. Evening News Co., 1926. 

An illustrated description of the industries, institutions, and organizations of the 

town. 

Dondore, Dorothy Anne. 917.7 D72 

The prairie and the making of middle America: four centuries of 

description. Torch Press, 1926. 



"An elaborate study, in essence a kind of glorified bibliography, of the literature, 

chiefly American but partly foreign, to which the region of the Mississippi valley has 

given rise... Miss Dondore has subordinated the strictly historical part of her book to 

the requirements of literary appraisal." William Macdonald in Books, 1927. 

Walker, Kay, comp. r 917.59 W16 

Beautiful homes of Miami and environs. 


Beals, Carleton. 917.2 B34 

Brimstone and chili; a book of personal experiences in the Southwest 

and in Mexico. Knopf, 1927. 

A lively account of a trip from California, across the desert by Ford, burro, and on 

foot, to Mexico City where the author arrived penniless. 

Fletcher, Charles Brunsdon. 919.4 F63 

The Murray Valley, a three thousand mile run. Angus, 1926. 

Account of a motor trip from Sydney across Australia to the mouth of the Murray 

River, describing the country and the work of the settlers in its development. 

Horn, Alfred Aloysius, pseud. 916.8 H79 

Trader Horn, being the life and works of Alfred Aloysius Horn, an 

"old visiter"; the works written by himself at the age of seventy-three 

and the life, with such of his philosophy as is the gift of age and experience, 

taken down and here edited by Ethelreda Lewis; with a foreword 

by John Galsworthy. Simon, 1927. 

"The story of a white trader's life on the Ogowe River fifty years ago. Aloysius 

'Horn' himself writes the formal life in his own delightfully peculiar spelling and fine 

Victorian style; Mrs. Lewis contributes the inner life of the adventurer in 'Conversations' 

taken down full, shrewd, and burning as they fell from the old man's lips... None of 

them [the African traders and adventurers] was given a career like that of this old 

travelling hawker, who at the end of his seventy-three years has written his life in a 

Johannesburg doss-house." Spectator, 1927.


Le May, Reginald Stuart. 915.9 L58 

An Asian Arcady; the land and peoples of northern Siam. Heffer, 

1926.' 


Divided into three parts, historical, topographical and ethnological, and travel. The 

author is (1926) acting adviser to the Siamese government in the Ministry of commerce 

and communications, and was formerly in the British consular service. 

Maconochie, Sir Evan. 915.4 M21 

Life in the Indian civil service; with forty-two illustrations. Chapman, 

1926. 

An account of the author's career in India from 1889 to 1921. 

Marvin, Donald Mitchell, & Van Buskirk, J. E. qr 917.1 M43 

Canada and the twentieth century. [Royal Bank of Canada] 1926. 

An illustrated description of Canada, its commerce, industries, and resources. 

Wang, Tsi C 915.1 W197 

The youth movement in China. New Republic, Inc., 1927. 


"Timely and dispassionate study.. .Although the author's material has been inadequately 

sifted, too much space being devoted to long lists of student associations, publications, 

etc., and not enough to close analysis of the intellectual ebullition, the scheme 

of the book is logically drawn. It passes from the story of Yung Wing, who just 

eighty years ago came to America as the first Chinese overseas student, through the 

gradual increase of those assimilating western ideas, to the part which their influence 

has played in various phases of the present upheaval." Saturday reviezu of literature, 

1927. 

History 

General 

Lavisse, Ernest, & Rambaud, A. N., cd. 909 L39 

Histoire generale du 4e siecle a nos jours. 12v. [1893]—1924. 

v.l. Les origines, 395-1095. 

v.2. L'Europe feodale, les croisades, 1095-1270. 

v.3. Formation des grands etats, 1270-1492. 

v.4. Renaissance et reforme, les nouveaux mondes, 1492-1559. 

v.S. Les guerres de religion, 1559-1648. Ed.2. 

v.6. Louis xiv, 1643-1715. Ed.3. 

v.7. Le 18e siecle, 1715-1788. Ed.3. 

v.8. La revolution francaise, 1789-1799. Ed.3. 

v.9. Napoleon, 1800-1815. Ed.2. 

v.10. Les monarchies constitutionnelles, 1815-1847. Ed.2. 

v.ll. Revolutions et guerres nationales, 1848-1870. Ed.2. 

v.12. Le monde contemporain, 1870-1900. Ed.2. 

Springfield, Mass., City Library Association. r 016.901 S76 

Civilization through the ages. [1926?] 

A short bibliography. 

Europe 

Babel, Antony. 949.8 Bll 

La Bessarabie; etude historique, ethnographique, et economique, 

avec 6 cartes hors-texte. 1926. (Bibliotheque d'histoire contemporaine.) 

Curtis, Edmund, cd. 941.5 C93r 

Richard II in Ireland, 1394-5, and submissions of the Irish chiefs. 


"When King Richard the Second left Ireland on May 15, 1395...he took away with 

him thirty-nine instruments and thirty-six letters in which were written and recorded


Curtis, Edmund, cd.—continued. 941.5 C93r 

the homage and submissions of eighty of the leading chiefs of Ireland.. .These documents 

are now in the Public Record Office, London... I here reproduce them in the 

original Latin, with a full translation or synopsis in English, and an explanatory Introduction." 

Foreword. 

Davis, William Stearns. r 944.04 D32 

The French Revolution as told in fiction. Amer. Library Assoc, 

1927. (Reading with a purpose.) 


Discusses the subject briefly and recommends five novels and a general history 

of the Revolution. 

Marbot, Jean Baptiste Marcelin, baron de. 944.05 M36 

Memoires du general Bon de Marbot. 3v. [1844.] 

v.l. Genes; Austerlitz; Eylau. Ed.33. 

v.2. Madrid; Essling; Torres-Vedras. Ed.32. 

v.3. Polotsk; La Beresina; Leipzig; Waterloo. Ed.32. 

Morell, Thomas. r 937 M91 

The history of Rome, from its earliest records to its decline; in a 

series of essays, accompanied with reflections, references to original 

authorities, and historical questions. Johnson, 1819. 

Phipps, Ramsay Weston. 944.04 P52 

The armies of the First French Republic and the rise of the marshals 

of Napoleon I. v.l. Oxford LTniversity Press, 1926. 

Edited by C. F. Phipps. 

"List of authorities quoted": v.l, p.[xv]-xxii. 

[v.l.] The Armee du Nord. 

"Military students will find much that is novel and stimulating in this first portion 

of the late Colonel Phipps's exhaustive study of the armies of revolutionary France and 

their leaders.. .Colonel Phipps proves that the French Republic was saved by the 

regular army of the old monarchy and not by the volunteers, most of whom were worthless... 

What he has given in this book is a really valuable addition to military history." 

Spectator, 1927. 

Slosson, Preston William. 940.9 S63 

Twentieth century Europe; with a supplementary chapter on modern 

science, by E. E. Slosson, under the editorship of J. T. Shotwell. 


"A commendable effort at a survey of the perplexing currents and cross currents 

of the history of Europe during the first quarter of the century. Following a brief 

chapter on the heritage of the century are four on European countries before the war, 

two on European interests and rivalries beyond the Continent, three on international 

relations in Europe itself, four on the World War, five on various phases of post-war 

reconstruction, one on cultural history, and a concluding chapter by the author's father, 

Dr. E. E. Slosson, on twentieth-century science and invention." W. E. Lingelbach in 

American historical review, 1927. 

Stevenson, Gertrude Scott, ed. 942.06 S84 

Charles I in captivity, from contemporary sources; ed. with an 

introduction, by G. S. Stevenson. Appleton, 1927. 

Sets forth with a minimum of commentary, contemporary accounts of the king 

during the last two years of his life. The whole of Sir Thomas Herbert's "Memoirs of 

the two last years of the reign of... King Charles I" is printed. Inserted, in 

chronological order, are a number of other important contemporary documents including 

Charles's letters and the official report of his trial. Contains also the king's speech on 

the scaffold, descriptions of the king by the Earl of Clarendon and Sir Philip Warwick, 

and Sir Henry Halford's report to the prince regent, in 1813, of the accidental finding 

of the king's body in St. George's Chapel, Windsor.


United States 

Ballard, Colin Robert. 973.7 B21 

The military genius of Abraham Lincoln; an essay. Oxford 


"List of authors consulted": 4th preliminary leaf. 

"Written on the premise that Lincoln 'was solely responsible for the strategy of 

the North.' The author finds little to criticize and much to praise...The book does not 

contribute anything that is new on the subject, but furnishes a good brief account of 

the military operations in Virginia with particular reference to Lincoln's leadership and 

control. There is only passing mention of the operations in the West." T. R. Hay 

in American historical review, 1927. 

Barth, Harold Bradshaw. qr 977.1 B27 

History of Columbiana County, Ohio. 2v. Historical Pub. Co., 1926. 

Beard, Charles Austin, & Beard, Mrs. M. R. 973 B34r 

The rise of American civilization; decorations by Wilfred Jones. 2v. 


v.l. The agricultural era. 

v.2. The industrial era. 

Synthesizes the political, economic, and cultural elements in our history from the 

colonial days to the present with mastery of material, discrimination in judgment, vigor 

and charm of style. The volumes have been aptly called a long editorial on American 

history. Details of politics, for example, are assumed to be part of the reader's 

equipment. Military history is simply omitted. The Beards have tackled a most 

difficult task and achieved it with brilliant success. Condensed from D. S. Muzzey in 

Political science quarterly, 1927. 

Bodley, Temple, cd. r 976.9 B58 

Reprints of Littell's Political transactions in and concerning Kentucky 

and Letter of George Nicholas to his friend in Virginia, also 

General Wilkinson's memorial. Morton, 1926. (Filson Club. Publications, 

no.31.) 

Byrne, Patrick Edward. 978 B99 

Soldiers of the plains. Minton, 1926. 

"Convinced that the world does not recognize the efficiency, courage, and intelligence 

of the Indian fighting man, he has presented a record of some of the principal 

campaigns of the Indian Wars—including the incident of the Custer Massacre. His 

judgment of the American Government's treatment of the Indians is consistently severe." 

Independent, 1926. 

[Everhart, J. F.] qr 977.1 E95 

1794: History of Muskingum County, Ohio, with illustrations and 

biographical sketches of prominent men and pioneers. Everhart, 1882. 

"Publisher's preface" signed: A. A. Graham. 

Forbes, Gen. John. 974.886 F7S 

Letters of General John Forbes relating to the expedition against 

Fort Duquesne in 1758; compiled from books in the Carnegie Library of 

Pittsburgh for the Allegheny County committee, Pennsylvania Society 

of the Colonial Dames of America by Irene Stewart; to which is added 

a list of references on the expedition. Pittsburgh, Allegheny Co. 

committee, 1927. 


The sa r 974.886 F75


970.1 1242 

Indian tribes and missions; a handbook of general history of the North 

American Indians, early missionary efforts and missions of the Episcop 

Church. [Rev. ed.] Church Missions Pub. Co. [cl926.] 

At head of title: The Church in story and pageant. 

Originally published under title "A handbook of the Church's mission to the Indians". 

Bibliography: Appendix, p.[13]-16. 

Jones, Mrs. Ellen Campbell. 974.886 J398 

A brief history of Pittsburgh, 1728-1927. 1927. 


The same r 974.886 J398 

Contains 36 pages. Besides a chronological account of the city, there are brief 

paragraphs on art, music, authors, churches, libraries, hospitals, benevolent institutions, 

schools, newspapers, theaters, and boroughs, and a list of mayors from 1816 to 1926. 

Kirkland, Edward Chase. 973.7 K28 

The peacemakers of 1864. Macmillan, 1927. 


"The story of the various efforts in 1864 to end the Civil War with a peace without 

victory...As its title suggests, the book deals not so much with the peace movements as 

such as with the individuals engaged in them." R. D. W. Connor in American historical 

review, 1927. 

Macartney, Clarence Edward Noble. 973.7 Mil 

Highways and byways of the Civil War; illustrated with official 

photographs from the War department. Dorrance [cl926]. 

"A survey of the various campaigns and battlefields, viewed in the light of recent 

visits to the historic scenes." Books, 1026. 

Marshall, Charles. 973.7 M41 

An aide-de-camp of Lee; being the papers of Colonel Charles Marshall, 

sometime aide-de-camp, military secretary, and assistant adjutant 

general on the staff of Robert E. Lee, 1862-1865; ed. by Sir 

Frederick Maurice. Little, 1927. 

"His duties brought him into close association with his chief and gave him access 

to a mine of valuable information concerning Lee's military policy and the operations 

of the Army of Northern Virginia. His papers are based upon the information thus 

acquired. It is fortunate that they should now be given to the public with the comments 

of so talented a soldier and military historian as Major-General Sir Frederick Maurice. 

Of special interest is the evidence at first hand of incidents long the subject of controversy: 

Jackson's tardiness in the Seven Days; Lee's conception of the flank movement 

at Chancellorsville; Stuart's responsibility for the failure of the Gettysburg 

campaign." American historical review, 1927. 

Parker, Arthur Caswell. r 970.3 P23 

An analytical history of the Seneca Indians. Lewis H. Morgan 

chapter, 1926. (New York State Archaeological Association. Research 

es and transactions, v.6, no.l-S.) 

Rivet, P. 9 r ° 16 97 R52 

' 

Bibliographie americaniste. 1926. 

"Extrait du 'Journal de la Societe des Americanistes de Paris,' nouvelle serie, 

t.xviii, 1926, p.399-531."


Timberlake, Henry. r 970.3 T47 

Lieut. Henry Timberlake's Memoirs, 1756-1765; with annotation, 

introduction, and index by S. C Williams. Watauga Press, 1927. 

With reproduction of original title-page, London, 1765. 


Account of his experiences in the French and Indian War and his observations 

on the manners and customs of the Cherokees whom he visited, at the request of their 

chiefs, in order to cement the peace with the colonists for which they sued in 1761. 

United States—Interior department. r 970.5 U2535in 

Indian policies; comments on the resolutions of the Advisory council 

on Indian affairs. 1924. 

United States—Library of Congress. qr 973.3 U25d 

Documents illustrative of the formation of the union of the American 

states. 1927. (69th Cong., 1st sess. House. Doc. no.398.) 

Running title: Formation of the United States. 

Prepared by the Legislative reference service, Library of Congress. 

Vanderslice, John Mitchell. r 973.7 V18 

Gettysburg; where and how the regiments fought and the troops 

they encountered; an account of the battle, giving movements, positions, 

and losses of the commands engaged. [Gettysburg Battle-Field Memorial 

Assoc] 1897. 

Originally published under title "Gettysburg; a history of the .Gettysburg Battle- 

Field Memorial Association". 


Harlow, Vincent Todd. 972.98 H27 

A history of Barbados, 1625-1685. Clarendon Press, 1926. 

Bibliography: p.[xiii]-xviii. 

King-Hall, Stephen. 951 K26 

The China of to-day. Woolf, 1927. 

A 45-page essay on the forces which have worked toward the disintegration of the 

ancient social and political structure of China. 

Millin, Mrs. Sarah Gertrude. 968 M69 

The South Africans. Boni [cl927], 

"Mrs. Millin is not only a writer of rare talent but a South African, and the 

result in this book is...the best general survey of the South African scene that has 

yet been written, and more particularly the most penetrating account of the racial 

groups...It covers systematically and logically.. .the historical, the geographical, and 

the ethnological scene." Francis Brett Young in Books, 1927. 

Rawlinson, George. 935 R23s 

The seven great monarchies of the ancient eastern world; or, The 

history, geography, and antiquities of Chaldaea, Assyria, Babylon, Media, 

Persia, Parthia, and Sassanian, or New Persian Empire. 3v. Hurst 

[1875]. 

Woodhead, Henry George Wandesforde, and others. 950 W86 

Occidental interpretations of the Far Eastern problem (Lectures on 

the Harris foundation, 1925). University of Chicago Press [cl926]. 

Contents.—Problems of present-day China, by H. G. W. Woodhead.—China's 

economic resources, by Julean Arnold.—The Russians in the Far East, by H. K. Norton. 

—Appendix: Leading statesmen of modern China.


European War 

Commission for Relief in Belgium. qr 940.917 C735 

Statistical review of relief operations, by G. I. Gay; Five years, 

November 1, 1914, to August 31, 1919, and to final liquidation. [Stanford 

University Press, 1925.] 

At head of title: The Commission for Relief in Belgium, Herbert Hoover, chairman. 

"The materials from which this volume was compiled are to be found in the 

Hoover War Library, Stanford University, California." Verso of title-page. 

"This present volume is mainly concerned with commodity statistics as distinguished 

from financial accounting." Foreword. 

Contents.—Foreword, by Herbert Hoover.—Review of relief operations.—Statistics. 

Hagood, Johnson. 940.918 H143 

The Services of supply; a memoir of the great war. Houghton, 1927. 

A shortened version of the account written at the instance of the War department. 

Based on General Hagood's journal and copies of important letters, memoranda, and 

orders initiated by him or bearing on questions in which he was personally concerned. 

Moors, John Farwell. 973.9132 M88 

The great issue disclosed by the leaders and the plain people in 

Europe and America. Jones, 1919. 

This essay, reprinted from the "New York times", is a review of President Wilson's 

policy, a defence of his ideals, and a plea against the spirit of hate and vengeance 

toward Germany expressed by some of his opponents. 







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Grade two 

Balzac, Honore de. qE B218at 

The atheist's mass, and other stories. 4v. National Institute for 

the Blind. 

Bowen, Marjorie (pseud, of Gabrielle Margaret qE B662b 

Vere Campbell). 

Black magic. 3v. National Institute for the Blind. 

Collins, Wilkie. qE C694w 

The woman in white. 8v. National Institute for the Blind. 

Conrad, Joseph. qE 910.4 C75 

The mirror of the sea. 2v. National Institute for the Blind, 1925. 

Conrad, Joseph, & Hueffer, F. M. qE C755ro 

Romance. 6v. National Institute for the Blind.


Dumas, Alexandre, the elder. qE D891tw 

Twenty years after. lOv. National Institute for the Blind. 

Farnol, Jeffery. qE F245b 

The broad highway. 5v. National Institute for the Blind. 

Gibbs, Sir Philip. ' qE G365m 

The middle of the road. 5v. National Institute for the Blind. 

Hardy, Thomas. qE H263f 

Far from the madding crowd. 4v. National Institute for the Blind. 

Johnston, Mary. qE J369t2 

To have and to hold. 4v. National Institute for the Blind. 

Phillpotts, Eden. qE P518g 

The grey room. 2v. National Institute for the Blind. 

Wells, Herbert George. qE W494h 

History of Mr. Polly. 2v. National Institute for the Blind. 


Adams, Katharine. j A214r 

Red caps and lilies; illustrated by Jay Van Everen. Macmillan. 

Experiences of a group of children at the time of the French Revolution. 

Chrisman, Arthur Bowie. j C459w 

The wind that wouldn't blow; stories of the merry Middle Kingdom 

for children, and myself, with silhouette decorations cut by Else Hasselriis. 

Dutton. 

Story of the unkind Shen who would send no wind to cool the earth and how the 

"instrument" which we to-day call a "fan" was discovered. Also 15 other humorous 

tales of Chinese life. 

Crownfield, Gertrude. j C896aL 

Alison Blair; illustrated by G. M. Richards. Dutton. 

Story of an orphaned English girl who seeks the protection of a kinsman, one of 

the early settlers in the Mohawk Valley. Alison has numerous adventures, including 

capture by the Indians, but is befriended by General William Johnson. 

Eliot, Mrs. Ethel (Cook). j E4762w 

The Wind Boy; illustrated by Winifred Bromhall. Doubleday. 

Fanciful story of two refugee children who journey to Clear Land with the Wind 

Boy, and how they and their artist mother find happiness. 

Ferris, Helen Josephine, & Moore, Virginia. j 920.7 F42 

Girls who did; stories of real girls and their careers, illustrated by 

Harriet Moncure. Dutton [cl927]. 

Interviews with 19 women who have succeeded in different fields of work, showing 

what they were like when they were girls and why the special professions were chosen. 

The final chapter is addressed to the girl of to-day who is wondering about a career. 

Field, Rachel Lyman. j 811 F458aL 

An alphabet for boys and girls. Doubleday, 1926. 

Verses and pictures for little children.


Franck, Harry Alverson. j 915.1 F87 

China; a geographical reader, with many illustrations, largely from 

photographs by the author. Owen Pub. Co. [cl927.] (Travels in many 

lands.) 

With the author, one may travel through China, visiting the schools and temples and 

seeing how the people in different places live. The pictures are a special feature. 

Franck, Harry Alverson. j 915.2 F87 

The Japanese Empire; a geographical reader, with many illustrations, 

largely from photographs by the author. Owen Pub. Co. [cl927.] 

(Travels in many lands.) 

Partial contents.—Living in the Japanese capital.—The Japanese at work and play. 

—Among the "hairy" Ainu.—Formosa, Japan's tropical island.—How the Koreans live. 

Hague, Elizabeth F. j 793.1 H14 

Dramatic moments in American history; an historical dramatic reader 

for elementary grades and for junior high schools. University Pub. 

Co., 1926. 

"Suggested references" : p.337. 

Historical characters and outstanding episodes are interestingly presented, and 

suggestions for exercises and projects are given. Includes directions for production, 

also for writing plays similar in type. 

Hogan, Inez. j H686L 

The little black and white lamb; illustrated and decorated by the 

author. Macrae. 

Short story for the younger children. 

Lucas, Edward Verrall. j L969fL 

The Flamp [and other stories]; illustrated by Olive Crane. Stokes. 

Contents.—The Flamp.—The ameliorator.—The schoolboy's apprentice. 

The first story tells of a curious beast, the last of his race, and how he became 

the guardian of the little city of Ule. 

Meigs, Cornelia. j M574t 

The trade wind, with illustrations in color by Henry Pitz. Little. 

(The Beacon Hill bookshelf.) 

Tale of adventure on the high seas in the period just preceding the American Revolution. 

Includes encounters with Dutch and Portuguese traders, Barbary pirates, and 

English men-of-war. 

Moon, Carl. j M8752f 

The flaming arrow. Stokes. 

Customs of life among the Pueblo Indians of the Southwest before the coming of 

the white man form the background for this story of Che-loo, the young hunter who 

saved the mesa town of Pau-lan-tee from its three great enemies and became the ruler 

of his people. 

Moon, Mrs. Grace Purdie. j M875n 

Nadita (Little Nothing); illustrated by Carl Moon. Doubleday. 

About a little Mexican girl who lives with an old potter—how she visits a sugar 

plantation, is carried away by a traveling circus, and finally finds a happy home. 

Mukerji, Dhan Gopal. j M9532g 

Gay-Neck; the story of a pigeon, illustrated by Boris Artzybasheff. 

Dutton. 

The odyssey of a beautiful carrier pigeon, telling of his early training in Calcutta, 

his experiences in the Himalaya Mountains, and his adventures in the World War.


Owen, Francis C. j 656 034 

Sentinels of the sea. Owen Pub. Co. [cl926.] (The young learners 

library.) 

Contents.—Navigation.—Lighthouse history.—The lighthouse service.—Lights.—Fog 

signals.—Buoys.—Light vessels.—Coast guard.—Ice patrol.—Coastal communication.— 

The Weather bureau.-—The Coast and geodetic survey. 

Includes an account of Grace Darling and a number of poems. 

Quear, Charles Lorin. j 716.6 Q22 

School and home gardens. University Pub. Co., 1926. 

Practical handbook, giving directions for the raising of vegetables, small fruits, and 

flowers. 

Robinson, Mabel Louise. j R552s 

Sarah's Dakin; illustrations by Julie Brown. Dutton. 

Sarah is a 13-year-old girl who lives with her father on the coast of Maine, ani 

Dakin is her dog, a fine collie, who has a part in every happening, and incidentally wins 

for Sarah her heart's desire. 

Wheeler, Ida Willsea. j 731 W61 

Playing with clay; illustrated by E. T. Wolcott. Macmillan, 1927. 

Shows how to make plates and bowls, vases, tiles, and other objects. Helpful 

pictures.













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especially suitable for children; and q that it is quarto size or large 

Fiction 

Benson, Edward Frederic. B443re 

Rex. Doran. 

A study of the character of a charming but self-centered young Englishman who 

aspires to write plays, as shown in his relations with his stern father, his self-sacrificing 

mother, and his devoted friend Oliver, and in the effect upon him of a rebuff in love. 

Benson, Robert Hugh. B4434Lo 

Lord of the world. Dodd. 

First published in 1907. 

A prophecy of the state of the world some hundred years hence, with mankind 

divided into Humanitarians and Roman Catholics and bitterly at odds. 

Buchan, John. B848w 

Witch wood. Houghton. 

"A very good picture of Lowland life in seventeenth-century Scotland. The hero, 

David Sempill, is a young Presbyterian minister who takes up his first 'charge' in 

Woodilee, the village of his childhood, near which is a grim fir wood, reputed to be 

Devil-haunted. . .The first breach with his flock occurs when David, having accidentally 

been the eye-witness one night of pagan orgies in the wood, convicts some of his congregation 

(and those the most outwardly godly!) of witchcraft." Spectator, 1927. 

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Cabell, James Branch. C112s 

Something about Eve; a comedy of fig-leaves. McBride. 

Gerald Musgrave, weary of a sensual life, is able by the aid of sorcery to take 

leave of his natural body, and start on a mystic quest toward the Kingdom of Antan, 

wdiere wishes come true. He escapes many of the temptations that beset him, but falls 

finally into the snare of domesticity. 

"It is a pilgrim's progress through the realms of sex in which the hero who seeks 

a higher truth evidently prefers and often practices a lower one." H. S. Canby in 


Chateaubriant, Alphonse de. C3962p 

The peat-cutters; tr. by F. M. Robinson. Dial Press. 

This novel, awarded the Grand Prix du Roman de I'Academie Frangaise, shows us 

the land of the peat bogs, a cruel place where fogs and cold and the very turn of the 

waters may undo you, but a place infinitely precious to the people of Briere. Against 

this somber background is played a drama of primary passions. The search of the old 

ranger of the district for the lost letters patent on which the safety of Briere depends, 

his quarrel with his family, his struggle against his own warped old soul—these are the 

materials of the plot. But the real hero of the story is Briere. Condensed from R. B. 

Sanborn in Books, 1927. 

Chesterton, Gilbert Keith. C4272s 

The secret of Father Brown. Harper. 

Further episodes in the career of the detective priest. 

Christie, Mrs. Agatha (Miller). C461b 

The Big Four. Dodd. 


Cleugh, Sophia. C579J 

Jeanne Margot. Macmillan. 

Although her childhood is spent in tending her uncle's geese and cow, sturdy Jeanne 

Margot is destined to find love at the court of Louis XIV, in the atmosphere of luxury 

and intrigue. 

Colby, Mrs. Nathalie (Sedgwick). C679b 

Black stream. Harcourt. 

A story of New York life—of the "black stream" of ambitions, desires, and urges 

that keeps Dr. Farraday at the grindstone to support his family in luxury, instead of 

living quietly and devoting his time to research, as he longs to do. 

Davis, Richard Harding. D323f 

From "Gallegher" to "The deserter"; the best stories of R. H. Davis; 

selected with an introduction by Roger Burlingame. Scribner. 

Contents.—Gallegher.—Van Bibber and the swan boats.—The trailer for room 8.— 

Van Bibber's burglar.—The other woman.—The reporter who made himself king.—An 

unfinished story.—The editor's story.—An assisted emigrant.—Cinderella.—The last 

ride together.—On the fever ship.—The vagrant.—A derelict.—The bar sinister.—The 

spy.—A wasted day.—The amateur.—Peace manoeuvres.—A question of latitude.—The 

nature faker.—The consul.—My buried treasure.—The lost house.—The invasion of 

England.—The grand cross of the crescent.—The mind reader.—Blood will tell.—The 

naked man.—The long arm.—The God of coincidence.—The buried treasure of Cobre.— 

The boy scout.—Billy and the big stick.—The card sharp.—Playing dead.—Somewhere 

in France.—The frame-up.—The boy who cried wolf.—The deserter. 

Deeping, Warwick. D372k 

Kitty. Knopf. 

The story of a young English officer during and after the World War, and of the 

brave struggle his devoted wife makes to free him from a cold but selfishly possessive 

mother.

BOOKS ADDED—DECEMBER 1927 617 

Durant, William James. D938t 

Transition; a sentimental story of one mind and one era. Simon. 

This story of John Lemaire is "an autobiography in a guise so thin as to be 

transparent. . .Dr. Durant here does for himself wdiat he has done with such brilliant 

success for Plato, Kant, Spencer, Croce and the rest of the great philosophers. He 

tells his own tale, that is, from the particular standpoint of mental experience, and 

against the rich background of the marching thought-forms of the ages; and he brings 

to this tale the same gift of narrative, the same sense of humor, the same warm human 

sympathy". John Haynes Holmes in Books, 1927. 

Fuller, Margaret Witter. F9832a 

Alma; a novel. Morrow. 

"The story of a Danish woman of forty who wants to be married. She comes to 

'the free country, for the home.' Through every absurdity of her quest, as her associates 

view her, she moves as Alma Jorgenson, the servant, the waitress, bodied forth with the 

definite lines of life; but overshadowing her like a bright cloud goes that epic Seeker, 

the immemorial woman." Zona Gale in Saturday review of literature, 1927. 

Gibbs, George, b. 1870. G364c 

The Castle Rock mystery. Appleton. 


Gibbs, Sir Philip. G36Si 

The individualist; a novel. Clode. 

A reprint of an early novel. 

The setting is an English village, and the chief characters a young man of the old 

aristocracy who is an adherent of a new political party, the Individualists; a young 

woman who teaches the village school; and the blacksmith's son, an Oxford man. 

Hull, Helen Rose. H914i 

Islanders. Macmillan. 

"The story of a spirited woman who lived long years a 'dependent female' in other 

persons' houses. It is the account of a thwarted life which turned its very frustration 

into final success." Gareta Busey in Books, 1927. 

Lehmann, Rosamond. LS53d 

Dusty answer. Holt. 

An introspective novel, a record of a girl's emotional development from her first 

rememberings until a year or two after college. The only child in a quiet and rather 

lonely English home, Judith was keenly interested in the group of cousins who visited 

next door, and after the awakening experience of love for another girl at college, found 

the renewal of friendship with them a passionate but poignantly disappointing experience. 

Locke, William John. L759k 

The kingdom of Theophilus. Dodd. 

Theophilus Bird, a placid clerk in the Home office, is startled out of his humdrum 

existence by an unexpected legacy, which brings to him and to Daphne trouble and 

anxiety, but in the end a great happiness. 

McWhorter, John Camillus. r M229s 

The scout of the Buckongehanon; an historical romance of the 

Western Virginia border, 1764-1782. Christopher Pub. House.


Montague, Charles Edward. M8462r 

Right off the map; a novel. Doubleday. 

An ironical account of Porto and Ria, two imaginary countries on a semi-tropical 

island, and of the war between them originated by "business interests" and backed by a 

subservient press and a willing church. The motives and methods of the conduct of the 

war parallel those of the World War, of which the book is a penetrating satire. 

Ostenso, Martha. 02972m 

The mad Carews. Dodd. 

Elsa Bowers, the child of Minnesota pioneer farmers, is drawn almost against her 

will into the circle of the Carews, an arrogant, uncontrolled family, enthralling to her 

imagination even when she is most angered against them. 

Overton, Grant Martin, ed. 03323c 

Cream of the jug; an anthology of humorous stories. Harper. 

Contents.—I'm in a hurry [by] W. H. Upson.—The custody of the pumpkin [by] 

P. G. Wodehouse.—The milky way [by] S. E. White.—La Bella Gina [by] E. M. 

Kelly.—Classics in slang: Robinson Crusoe [by] H. C. Witwer.—The pusher-in-theface 

[by] F. S. Fitzgerald.—Almost a gentleman [by] Edward Hope.—Arabian knights 

[by] O. R. Cohen.—The sixth McNally [by] Montague Glass.—Zone of quiet [by] 

R. W. Lardner. 

Poole, Ernest. • P795s 

Silent storms. Macmillan. 

The marriage of a middle-aged, Western-bred, Wall Street broker and a beautiful 

young French girl of impoverished aristocratic family brings the problems of difference 

not only of age but of religion and of nationality. 

Porter, Mrs. Eleanor (Hodgman). P835ju 

Just mother, and other stories. Doran. 

Contents.—Just mother.—The fee.—The apple tree and Jimmy.—From out of the 

West.—A primrose that grew in a tea-room.—For mother: a Christmas.—When Beth 

came home.—The rebellion of Molly.—A fair exchange.—Reveries of Georgiana.—The 

Major's Waterloo.—The loves of Miss Mary.—A knight there was.—The conquering of 

Caroline.—By Polly's aid.—In the shadow of Trinity.—Miss Helen's experiment. 

Ramsay, Janet. R1812b 

The bright threshold. Longmans. 

"Miss Ramsay... moves Natalie Parkhurst. . .from the tragic episode of her life 

in Paris with her mother, an American prima donna, to her struggle some years later in 

New York. . .Parallel with the circumstances of Natalie's life goes the spiritual 

equivalent of her passionate soul, searching always for the integrity of the inner 

chamber of herself, over whose bright threshold she can only cross when illusion is left 

outside." N. S. Colby in Saturday review of literature, 1927. 

Roberts, Elizabeth Madox. R5363m 

My heart and my flesh; a novel. Viking Press. 

Heart and flesh both suffer under the conditions which dominate the life of a 

well-bred girl in a small Kentucky town, and she turns to her violin for comfort. On 

the verge of starvation and insanity, she is able to readjust her life in a new environment. 

Seymour, Mrs. Beatrice Kean (Stapleton). S521t 

Three wives. Knopf. 

"The story of three women who found that they were not happily married, and what 

they did about it. Actually it is an exhaustively thorough study of domestic relations 

in the more modernistic stratum of English life." New York times, 1927.


Swinnerton, Frank Arthur. S9782ca 

The casement; a diversion. Doran. 

An early novel not published before in America. 

A quiet, simple romance of an English girl who lives with her older married sister 

and falls in love with the business partner of her brother-in-law. 

Van Buren, Maud, & Bemis, K. L, cd. V1772c 

Christmas in modern story; an anthology for adults. Century. 

Contents.—The candle in the forest [by] Temple Bailey.—Christmas on the Singing 

River [by] J. L. Harbour.—The shepherd who watched by night [by] T. N. Page.— 

Christmas at the Trimbles' [by] R. M. Stuart.—The gift of the manger [by] E. B. 

Delano.—God rest you, merry Christians [by] G. M. Martin.—To Springvale for 

Christmas [by] Zona Gale.—Emmy Jane's Christmas [by] J. B. Tenney.—David's Star 

of Bethlehem [by] C. W. Parmenter.—A God in Israel [by] Norman Duncan.—Van 

Valkenberg's Christmas gift [by] E. G. Jordan.—A beggar's Christmas [by] Edith 

Wyatt.-—A Christmas mystery [by] W. J. Locke.—A Christmas confession [by] A. M. 

Daulton.—The day of days [by] Elsie Singmaster.—Holly at the door [by] A. S. Turnbull.—Teacher 

Jensen [by] Karin Michaelis.—Honorable Tommy [by] M. E. W. Freeman.—The 

sad shepherd [by] Henry Van Dyke.—Christmas bread [by] Kathleen 

Norris. 

The same r V1772c 

Ward, Arthur Sarsfield (pseud. Sax Rohmer). W2132m 

Moon of madness. Doubleday. 


Whitlock, Brand. W647tr 

Transplanted. Appleton. 

A wealthy American girl, ambitious for social position, marries a titled but impoverished 

Frenchman. The differences of standards, especially moral, and her feeling 

that she is an alien almost disrupt her marriage. 

Wodehouse, Pelham Grenville. W832c 

Carry on, Jeeves! Doran. 

A series of comic episodes in which Jeeves, the resourceful valet, shows his capacity 

for extricating his young master and his friends from difficulties. 

Wodehouse, Pelham Grenville. W832di 

Divots. Doran. 

Nine humorous golfing tales. 

Wodehouse, Pelham Grenville. W832sm 

The small bachelor. Doran. 

A humorous romantic tale, with an element of mystery. The scene is laid in New 

York, and the characters include a young man from Idaho who paints, a policeman who 

wishes to become a poet, and a man who is enamoured of the Zane Grey and I om 

Mix West, but has a socially ambitious wife and a lovely daughter. 


Acremant, Mme. Germaine (Poulain). q 843 A187 

La hutte d'acajou; roman, illustrations de Jules Joets. (La Petite 

illustration: serie-roman, no.200-203; new ser. no.77-80.)


Bordeaux, Henry. q 843 B63j 

Les jeux dangereux; roman, illustrations de L. Sabattier. (La 

Petite illustration; serie-roman, no.l 14-117.) 

Cahuet, Alberic. q 843 C12r 

Regine Romani; roman, illustrations de Rene Lelong. (La Petite 

illustration; serie-roman, no.93-95.) 

Delarue-Mardrus, Mme. Lucie. q 843 D39g 

Graine au vent; roman, illustrations de Pierre Brissaud. (La Petite 


Du Bois, Albert. q 843 D85 

Le secret de la villa des trois cypres; roman, illustrations de Georges 

Leroux. (La Petite illustration; serie-roman, no.111-112.) 

Duchene, Ferdinand. q 843 D86 

Kamir; roman d'une femme arabe, compositions en couleurs de M. 

Bouviolle. (La Petite illustration; serie-roman, no.119-121.) 

Frondaie, Pierre. q 843 F966 

L'eau du Nil; roman, illustrations de L. Sabattier. • (La Petite 


Frondaie, Pierre. q 843 F966h 

L'homme a l'Hispano; roman, illustrations de Leon Fauret. (La 

Petite illustration; serie-roman, no.96-100.) 

Geniaux, Charles. q 843 G293r 

La resurrection dAphrodite; roman, illustrations de Rene-Marie 

Castaing. (La Petite illustration; serie-roman, no.169, 171-172, 174; 

new ser., no.64-67.) 

Pittard, Mme. Helene (Dufour) (pseud. Noelle Roger). q 843 P67c 

Celui qui voit; roman, illustrations de Vadasz. (La Petite illustration; 

serie-roman, no.130-133.) 

Pittard, Mme. Helene (Dufour) (pseud. Noelle Roger). q 843 P67no 

Le nouvel Adam; roman, illustrations par L. Sabattier. (La Petite 

illustration; serie-roman, no.179-184; new ser., no.68-72.) 

Rivollet, Georges. q 843 RS2t 

Les trois graces; pages d'une chronique romanesque du Premier 

Empire, illustrations de Georges Scott. (La Petite illustration; serieroman, 

no.102.) 

Rosny, J. H., aine (pseud, of J. H. H. Boex). q 843 R735f 

La fille d'affaires; roman, illustrations de L. Sabattier. (La Petite 

illustration; serie-roman, no.107-110.)

Sandy, Isabelle. q g43 g22 


Andorra; ou, Les hommes d'airain; roman, illustrations par Andre 

Devambez. (La Petite illustration; serie-roman, no.159-162- new ser 

no.59-62.) 

Savignon, Andre. q 843 S26 

Le secret des eaux; roman, illustrations de Frederic de Haenen. 

(La Petite illustration; serie-roman, no.154-156; new ser., no.56-58.) 

Schultz, Yvonne. q 843 S3g 

La flamme sur le rempart; roman, illustrations de Leon Fauret. 

(La Petite illustration; serie-roman, no.126-129.) 

Zifferer, Paul. q 843 Z61 

La ville imperiale; roman, traduction par Marcel Dunan; illustrations 

de L. Sabattier. (La Petite illustration; serie-roman, no.206-210; 

new ser., no.81-85.) 

General Works 

Akers, Susan Grey. r 025.3 A31 

Simple library cataloging. Amer. Library Assoc, 1927. 

"List of references on cataloging, and of aids for the cataloger": p.90-92. 

American Library Association. r 020.6 A51o 

Official program, forty-eighth annual meeting and fiftieth anniversary 

conference, Atlantic City-Philadelphia, October 4-9, 1926. [Donnelley] 

1926. 

Baker, Ernest Albert, ed. 027 B17 

The uses of libraries. University of London Press, 1927. 

"Based on a course of public lectures given at University College, London, during 

the sessions 1924-26." 

Contents.—The uses of libraries: introductory, by E. A. Baker.—On the way to 

use a library, and how to read, by E. A. Baker.—The British Museum, the collections 

[with a bibliography], by Arundell Esdaile.—The British Museum for research purposes, 

by G. F. Barwick.—The university libraries [with list of special collections of value to 

research students I, by L. Newcombe.—Scientific and technical libraries, by Allan Gomme. 

—The Public record office and archives, by Hilary Jenkinson.—Collections of manuscripts, 

by Robin Flower.—A specialist library for art, by G. H. Palmer.—The library 

resources of London, by C. R. Sanderson.—Library resources outside London, by W. C. 

B. Sayers.—Library resources outside Britain, by E. C. Richardson.—A selection of 

aids and guide-books. 

Black, George Fraser, comp. r 012 M22b 

Macpherson's Ossian and the Ossianic controversy; a contribution 

towards a bibliography. New York Public library, 1926. 

Cole, George Watson. r 027 C68 

Early library development in New York state (1800-1900). New 

York Public library, 1927. 


"Reprinted February 1927 from the Bulletin of the New York Public library of 

November and December 1926."


Los Angeles—Public library. q 022 L89 

Hand book of the central building, Los Angeles Public library 

[comp. by F. H. Hyers]. [cl927.] 

The same qr 022 L89 

r 053 M65 

Meyer's monats-hefte; deutsch-amerikanische zeitschrift fiir literatur, 

kunst, und gesellschaft, Juni 1853-Juni 1855. v.1-5. 1853-55. 

New York (city)—Public library. qr 012 N26 

The Seligman collection of Irvingiana; a catalogue of manuscripts 

and other material by or about Washington Irving given to the New 

York Public library by Mrs. I. N. Seligman and Mr. George S. Hellman. 

1926. 

"Reprinted, March 1926 from the Bulletin of the New York Public library of 

February 1926." 

United States—Library of Congress. r 028.81 U25b 

Braille, grade one and a half books; service for the blind. 1927. 

Vollbehr, Otto H. F. r 093 V37 

The Vollbehr incunabula at the National Arts Club of New York 

from August 23 to September 30 MCMXXVI, by G. P. Winship. [Pynson 

Printers, 1926.] 

Plates printed on both sides. 

Walton, Genevieve Maria Julia. qr 027 W19 

Libraries in Michigan; an historical sketch in the year of the golden 

jubilee of the American Library Association 1876-1926. [Michigan 

State Library, 1926.] (Michigan library bulletin, v.17, supplement.) 

"Statistics of public libraries [in Michigan] 1925": fold. tab. 

"The State Library joined with the Michigan Library Association in the undertaking, 

offering to publish such a sketch as a supplementary issue of the Michigan 

library bulletin." Introductory note. 

Wilmington Institute Free Library. r 027.4 W763L 

Library service for "Greater Wilmington"; a report on the present 

service and future expansion of the Wilmington Institute Free Library, 

by F. M. Jones of the Board of managers, March 31, 1926. 1926. 


Bjerre, Andreas. 150 B49 

The psychology of murder; a study in criminal psychology; tr. from 

the Swedish by E. Classen. Longmans, 1927. 

"Based...on investigations conducted in the Central prison at Langholmen, Stockholm." 

Introduction. 

Bruce, Henry Addington Bayley. 136.7 B82y 

Your growing child; a book of talks to parents on life's needs. 

Funk, 1927. 

"Hints for further reading": p.392-398. 

Simple and practical chapters on aspects of the mental and physical growth of the 

child, intended to acquaint parents who have little knowledge of psychology and 

physiology with the findings of modern science that bear directly on child rearing.


Dorsey, George Amos. lso D74 

The nature of man. Harper, 1927. (Things-to-know series.) 

Deals in 82 pages with man's physical, social, and cultural behavior, according to 

the theory of behaviorism. 

Jordan, George Jefferis. 150 j42 

The story of psychology; a handbook for everyman. Benn, 1926. 

(Stories of science.) 

Running title "An everyman psychology". 


A brief general discussion of the teachings of the various schools of modern psychology 

in relation to character, health, every-day life, and religion. 

Skinner, Charles Edward, and others, ed. 150 S62 

Readings in educational psychology. Appleton [cl926]. 

"References" at end of each chapter; "General bibliography": p.801-804. 

Wolf, Abraham. 160 W83 

Essentials of logic. Allen [1926]. 

"This little book is a companion to the volume on Essentials of Scientific Method 

published in 1925." Preface. 

Ethics 

Margold, Charles William. 176 M38 

Sex freedom and social control, with an introduction by E. T. 

Devine. University of Chicago Press [cl926]. 

"Bibliography of books and articles consulted": p.103-130. 

"An elaborate and comprehensive study of customs and ideals with regard to sex, 

showing that sex relations are everywhere subject to social control, and suggesting that 

such control is a normal and inevitable thing." Journal of religion, 1927. 

Oliver, Benjamin Lynde. r 171 023 

Hints for an essay on the pursuit of happiness; designed for common 

use. Hilliard, 1818. 

Paley, William. r 170 P183 

The principles of moral and political philosophy. New ed. Webster, 

1814. 

The same. (In his Works, v.3.) 208 P18 v.3 

Russell, Mrs. Dora Winifred (Black). 171 R913 

The right to be happy. Harper, 1927. 

Contents.—Conceptions of life: Chinese, Greeks, and Christians.—Conceptions of 

life: Modern rationalism and science.—The rights of human beings: Food, work, 

knowledge.—The rights of human beings: Sex and parenthood.—The rights of children. 

—Modern civilization. 

Sneath, Elias Hershey, ed. 170.9 S67 

The evolution of ethics as revealed in the great religions. Yale 


Contents.—The ethics of the Egyptian religion, by S. A. R. Mercer.—The ethics 

of Confucianism, by H. P. Beach.—The ethics of the Babylonian and Assyrian religion,


Sneath, Elias Hershey, ed.—continued. 170.9 S67 

by G. A. Barton.—The history of Hindu ethics, by E. W. Hopkins.—The ethics of 

Zoroastrianism, by A. V. W. Jackson.—Early Hebrew ethics, by L. B. Paton.—The 

ethics of the Hebrew prophets—from Amos to the Deuteronomic reformation, by L. B. 

Paton.—The ethics of the Greek religion, by P. Shorey.—The ethics of the Gospels, 

by E. F. Scott.—The ethics of the Pauline epistles, by C. H. Dodd.—Moslem ethics, by 

J. C. Archer.—The moral values of religion, by E. H. Sneath. 

United States—Foreign affairs committee. qr 178 U2535 

The traffic in habit-forming narcotic drugs; hearings before the 

Committee, on H. J. Res. 195 authorizing an appropriation for the 

participation of the United States in the two international conferences 

for the control of the traffic in habit-forming narcotic drugs; statement 

of the attitude of the government of the United States with documents 

relating thereto. 1924. (68th Cong., 1st sess. House. Doc. no.380.) 

French and English on opposite pages. 

Added title-page in French. 

Religion 

Barton, Bruce. 240 B28 

What can a man believe? Bobbs [cl927], 

"The book, one reads, was written in answer to a series of questions from a 

prosperous business man... He asks, Would the world be better or worse off if it 

abolished religion; has the church done more harm than good; of the various religions 

now extant which is the best?—-to all of which Mr. Barton returns the expected 

answers on the obvious grounds." Elmer Davis in Saturday review of literature, 1927. 

Davison, Ellen Scott. 270.4 D32 

Forerunners of Saint Francis and other studies; ed. by G. R. B. 

Richards, with a foreword by J. T. Shotwell. Houghton, 1927. 

Part one published in part as thesis (Ph.D.) Columbia LTniversity, 1907, under 

title "Some forerunners of St. Francis of Assisi". 


Contents.—The forerunners of Saint Francis of Assisi.—Studies in the social history 

of the Middle Ages; Notes on source material. 

Drummond, David Thomas Kerr. 226.8 D84 

The parabolic teaching of Christ; or, The engravings of the New 

Testament. Carter, 1857. 

Du Jarric, Pierre. 271.5 D88 

Akbar and the Jesuits; an account of the Jesuit missions to the court 

of Akbar; tr. with introduction and notes by C H. Payne. Harper 

[1926]. (The Broadway travellers.) 

The first eight chapters of the translation contained in this volume belong to book 

IV of part II (chapters VIII-XV), and the remaining chapters to book V of part III 

(chapters IV-XV) of the "Histoire des choses plus memorables advenues tant ez Indes 

Orientales, que autres pais de la descouverte des Portugais". 

"List of principal authorities consulted": p.xix-xxii. 

Eadie, John. 227.6 E12 

A commentary on the Greek text of the Epistle of Paul to the 

Philippians. ]ilinnian« Carter, Psrt-pi- IR^Q 1859.


Eddy, George Sherwood. 215 E26 

New challenges to faith; what shall I believe in the light of psychology 

and the new science. Doran [cl926]. 


Written after a sabbatical year spent at Teachers College and at Union Theological 

Seminary. 

"A frank facing of scientific findings and a statement of the 'challenges' resulting 

therefrom." Journal of religion, 1927. 

Gore, Charles, bp. 230 G66r 

The reconstruction of belief; Belief in God, Belief in Christ, The 

Holy Spirit and the church. Scribner [1926]. 

The three parts have also been published separately. 

Hiigel, Friedrich, freiherr von. 201 H89 

Essays & addresses on the philosophy of religion. Dent, 1924. 

Contents.—Responsibility in religious belief.—Religion and illusion; and religion 

and reality.—Progress in religion.—Preliminaries to religious belief.—The apocalyptic 

element in the teaching of Jesus.—The specific genius of Christianity.—What do we 

mean by heaven? And what do we mean by hell?—The essentials of Catholicism.—The 

convictions common to Catholicism and Protestantism.—Institutional Christianity.— 

Christianity and the supernatural. 

Hiigel, Friedrich, freiherr von. 201 H89e 

Essays & addresses on the philosophy of religion; second series. 

Dent, 1926. 

Contents.—Official authority and living religion.—The place and function of the 

historical element in religion.—On the place and function, within religion, of the body, 

of history, and of institutions.—On certain central needs of religion, and the difficulties 

of liberal movements in face of the needs: as experienced within the Roman 

Catholic church during the last forty years.—The idea of God.—Morals and religion.— 

Suffering and God.—The facts and truths concerning God and the soul wdiich are of 

most importance in the life of prayer.—The Catholic contribution to religion.—The 

difficulties and dangers of nationality. 

Hutton, Edward. 271.3 H97 

The Franciscans in England, 1224-1538. Houghton [1926]. 

Hyde, A. B. 287 H99 

The story of Methodism; tracing the rise and progress of that 

wonderful religious movement, and giving an account of its various 

influences and institutions of to-day. Willey, 1887. 

Kellogg, Samuel Henry. 209 K16 

The genesis and growth of religion; the L. P. Stone lectures for 

1892, at Princeton Theological Seminary, New Jersey. Macmillan, 1892. 

McConnell, Francis John, bp. 261 M13d 

Democratic Christianity; some problems of the church in the days 

just ahead. Macmillan, 1919. 

Contents.—The God of liberty, equality, and fraternity.—The church of the people, 

by the people, for the people.—The part of the church in making the world safe for 

democracy.—Preaching to soldiers. 

[Macdonald, E. M.] 272 M14 

A short history of the Inquisition, what it was and what it did; to 

which is appended an account of persecutions by Protestants, persecutions 

of witches, the war between religion and science, and the 

attitude of the American churches toward African slavery. Truth 

Seeker Co., 1913.


MacGowan, Robert. 240 M16 

The song of meditation; with introduction by J. H. Snowden. 

Revell [cl926]. 

Sixty-two groups each made up of a biblical text, a short essay, a poem, and a 

prayer. These groups are arranged in the divisions: God, Jesus, Holy Spirit, and 

Humanity. 

Moorshead, R. Fletcher. 266 M88 

The way of the doctor; a study in medical missions; with a foreword 

by Sir Leonard Rogers. Century [1926]. 

Discusses the importance of medical missions in spreading the gospel, the principles 

and methods of work, the training of missionaries, and the need for more women 

physicians and nurses. 

Pittsburgh, East End Christian Church. r 289.2 P67 

Dedication services. Pittsburgh, 1927. 

271.36 R49 

The Rise and progress of the province of St. Joseph and the Capuchin 

Order in the United States, 1857-1907, by a member of the Order; with 

an introduction by C. G. Herbermann. Benziger, 1907. 

Sabin, Frances Ellis. " 292 Sll 

Classical myths that live today; R. V. D. Magoffin, classical editor. 

Silver [1927]. 

"Additional reading", "Further study of literary allusion", and "Poems for 

reference" at end of most of the chapters. 

The same.. . r 292 Sll 

Intended as a text-book for high schools. The stories are told simply and briefly, 

and to the more important chapters is added a section entitled "In the world of today" 

showing how the myths survive in modern poetry and art and in words and other connections. 

[Stevenson, J. H.] r 285.1 S84 

The Sewickley Presbyterian Church; historical sketch. Privately 

printed [192-?] 

Watson, Richard, bp. of Llandaff. r 220.1 W32 

An apology for the Bible, in a series of letters addressed to Thomas 

Paine, author of a book entitled, The age of reason, part the second 

being an investigation of true and of fabulous theology. Swords, 1796. 

Wigram, William Ainger. 281.5 W69 

An introduction to the history of the Assyrian church, or the church 

of the Sassanid Persian empire, 100-640 A.D. SOC. for Promoting 

Christian Knowledge, 1910. 

"List of authorities": p.xviii. 


Delitzsch, Franz Julius. 296 D39 

Jewish artisan life in the time of Christ; with frontispiece portrait 

of the author. Hutchinson, 1906. (Hutchinson's popular classics.) 

Bibliography: p.65.


r 296 G93 

Grosse judische national-biographie, mit mehr als 8,000 lebensbeschreibungen 

namhafter jiidischer manner und frauen aller zeiten und lander; 

ein nachschlagewerk fiir das judische volk und dessen freunde, von S 

Wininger. v.l. [1925.] 

v.l. A-C. 

r 296 N1S52 

The National Jewish blue book; an elite directory, 1927. [cl927.] 

Contains "statistical data, names and addresses of officers and directors of local 

and national Jewish organizations, and of members of Greek letter fraternities and 

country clubs; general information; arranged geographically and alphabetically". 


Jewish life in Oriental countries; a list of books and manuscripts 

exhibited at the New York Public library March 30th to Dec. 31st, 

1926; prepared and arranged by Joshua Bloch. 1927. 


November 1926." 

Sociology 

Breckinridge, Sophonisba Preston, comp. 360 B72 

Public welfare administration in the United States; select documents. 

University of Chicago Press [cl927]. (Chicago University. 

Social service series.) 

Contains reports of legislative committees, statutes, reports of authorities set up 

under such statutes, and discussions in national conferences. Little space is given to 

problems of child welfare. 

Johnson, James Weldon. 326 J362 

The autobiography of an ex-coloured man; with an introduction by 

Carl Van Vechten. Knopf, 1927. (The blue jade library.) 

"Published in 1912, it then stood almost alone as an inclusive survey of racial 

accomplishments and traits, as an interpretation of the feelings of the Negro towards the 

white man and towards the members of his own race. Written, I believe, while Mr. 

James Weldon Johnson was U. S. Consul to Nicaragua, it was issued anonymously. . . 

The Autobiography, of course, in the matter of specific incident, has little enough to do 

with Mr. Johnson's own life, but it is imbued with his own personality and feeling, his 

views of the subjects discussed." Introduction. 

r 369.133 M73 

The Minute man; official bulletin of the National Society of the Sons 

of the American Revolution [quarterly], March 1915-date. v.9, no.4date. 

1915-date. 

v.10-11, no.3 and v.14, no.2 wanting. 

v.9-18, no.2, March 1915-Oct. 1923, title reads "Official bulletin of the National 

Society of the Sons of the American Revolution". 

The Near East year book and who's who, 1927. [1927.] r 314.9 N18 

Edited by H. T. M. Bell. 

"A survey of the affairs, political, economic and social of Yugoslavia, Roumania, 

Bulgaria, Greece and Turkey." 

Contains maps. 

New York Academy of Medicine—Public health committee, r 362 N261 

Institutional convalescence; standards for the care and management 

of convalescent homes; a report. Burke Foundation. 

Reprinted by the Sturgis reserve fund of the Burke Foundation.


Root, William Thomas. r 364 R68 

A psychological and educational survey of 1916 prisoners in the 

Western Penitentiary of Pennsylvania; with the assistance of graduate 

students in psychology. University of Pittsburgh; & a report on The 

Italian convict, by Giovanni Giardini. Board of Trustees of the 

Western Penitentiary. 

Sweeney, Ed. 362.5 S97 

Poorhouse Sweeney; life in a county poorhouse, with a foreword 

by Theodore Dreiser, illustrated by the author. Boni, 1927. 

The author, an inmate of a poorhouse for many years, describes his life, his associates, 

and the management of the institution. 

Tyson, Helen Glenn, comp. r 362.7 T99_ 

The Mothers' assistance fund in Pennsylvania; a brief review of 

the work of the Mothers' assistance fund with a discussion of the 

immediate needs in this field of child care. Public Charities Assoc, of 

Pennsylvania, Child welfare department, 1926. 

United States—Veterans' bureau. r 368 U253m 

Manual of procedure, Rehabilitation division United States Veterans' 

bureau, 1924. 1924. 


Andrassy, Gyula, grof. 327 A55 

Bismarck, Andrassy, and their successors. Unwin, 1927. 

"Little more than a survey of international politics written from the standpoint of 

the Central Powers and based almost exclusively upon German documents. The account 

closes anomalously in 1905...Of the three parts. .. (Bismarck and Andrassy; From Bismarck 

to Billow; Weltpolitik) the first is by far the best... In reviewing the course of 

events following Bismarck's overthrow, Count Andrassy concentrates more and more 

upon German policy, and the account narrows down gradually to a discussion of the 

problem of Anglo-German relations." W. L. Longer in American historical review, 1927. 

Ball, Eleanor E., comp. 325.3 B21 

Independence for the Philippines. Wilson, 1927. (Reference shelf, 

v.S, no.3.) 



Beck, James Montgomery. 328.73 B36 

The vanishing rights of the states; a discussion of the right of the 

Senate to nullify the action of a sovereign state in the selection of its 

representatives in the Senate. Doran [cl926]. 

Contents.—Introduction.—The erosion of the Constitution.—The right of expulsion 

and the case of John Wilkes.—The proceedings in the Constitutional convention.—The 

provisions of the Constitution.—The prima facie validity of certificates of election.— 

The federal regulation of primary elections.—Appendices: A. The parliamentary precedents 

in England and the colonies, B. Grenville's speech for John Wilkes, c. The 

result of the November elections. 

Boeckel, Richard. q 324 BS8 

Excessive expenditures in election campaigns. 1926. (Editorial 

research reports.) 



Boeckel, Richard—continued. 

The same qr 324 B58 

A brief review of campaign expenditures in the Stephenson and Newberry senatorial 

primaries, in the 1926 primaries in Illinois and Pennsylvania, and in presidential 

campaigns, and of some of the proposed remedies. 

Boeckel, Richard. qr 328.73 B58 

The Senate's power of investigation. 1926. (Editorial research 

reports.) 


A brief review of senatorial investigations and of the controversy as to the Senate's 

authority to conduct them. 

Collier, William Miller, & Feliu Cruz, Guillermo. 327.73 C69 

La primera mision de los Estados Unidos de America en Chile. 

1926. 

On verso of title-page: Esta obra ha sido publicada bajo los auspicios de la 

Dotacion de Carnegie para la Paz Internacional. 

Dewey, John. 320.1 D51 

The public and its problems. Holt [cl927]. 

"This volume is the result of lectures delivered during the month of January, nineteen 

hundred and twenty-six, upon the Larwill Foundation of Kenyon College, Ohio." 

"It is not so much a defense of democratic theory as an examination of the circumstances 

under which it came into being and the conditions necessary to its working." 

R. M. Lovett in New republic, 1927. 

McFadden, Faber J. qr 327.73 M15 

American policy in Nicaragua. 1927. (Editorial research reports.) 


An 18-page pamphlet describing the political situation in Nicaragua in 1925-26 

and reviewing the entire history of the policy of the United States in relation to 

Nicaragua. 

Morley, Felix. qr 327.51 M89 

China and the great powers. cl927. (Editorial research reports.) 


A 20-page survey of China's present diplomatic relations, the aims of the nationalist 

movement, and the Chinese policies of the powers. 

Morley, Felix. qr 325.3 M89 

The problem of the Philippines. 1926. (Editorial research reports.) 


An examination of the economic and political conditions of the Philippines in relation 

to their desire for independence. 

Mowrer, Paul Scott. r 327.73 M94 

The foreign relations of the United States. Amer. Library Assoc, 

1927. (Reading with a purpose.). 

"Books recommended in this course": p.35. 

A brief introduction to the subject and a guide to six books recommended for study. 

Munro, William Bennett. r 016.352 M96s 

A selected bibliography on municipal government in Great Britain. 

Harvard University, 1926. 

Myres, John Linton. 320.1 M99 

The political ideas of the Greeks, with special reference to early 

notions about law, authority, and natural order in relation to human 

ordinance. Abingdon Press [cl927]. (Wesleyan University, Middletown, 

Conn.—George Slocum Bennett foundation. Lectures, 1925-26.)


Sait, Edward McChesney. 329 Si5 

American parties and elections. Century [cl927]. (The Century 

political science series.) 

A comprehensive analysis of American politics which treats of the history and 

organization of parties, the direct primary, national conventions, and methods and 

practices in the conduct of elections, with preliminary chapters on suffrage, organized 

groups, and public opinion. 

Wells, Gabriel. r 321.8 W49 

Are we a democracy? Doubleday, 1927. 

A pamphlet attacking Article V of the Constitution as being contrary to a 

fundamental principle of democracy—majority rule—and insisting that it be made the 

issue instead of the 18th amendment in fighting against prohibition. 

Immigration 

Fairchild, Henry Pratt, ed. 323.1 F15 

Immigrant backgrounds. Wiley, 1927. (Wiley social science series.) 


In the first chapter Mr. Fairchild explains briefly the meaning and significance of 

racial and social factors in the problem of adjustment involved in immigration. The 

fallowing 15 chapters, written by as many authors, describe the racial and social 

characteristics of various peoples in their own countries. Those included are British, 

French-Canadians, Germans, Greeks, Hungarians, Irish, Italians, Jews, Jugo-Slavs and 

Czechoslovaks, Latin-Americans, Poles, Russians and Baltic peoples, and Scandinavians, 

with a chapter on the Orientals and one on other peoples. 

International Labor Conference (8th), Geneva, 1926. 325.2 124 

Report on simplification of the inspection of emigrants on board 

ship. International Labour Office, 1926. 

With this is bound its "Supplementary report". 

The same r 325.2 124 

McFadden, Faber J. qr 325.73 M15 

Quota control and the national origin system. 1926. (Editorial 

research reports.) 


A brief review of the provisions in the immigration laws of the United States 

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Economics 

Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America. r 016.33187 A48 

Bibliography of articles, books, and source material on the Amalgamated 

Clothing Workers of America. 1926. 

Annalist. qr 330.9 A61 

Annual economic survey and business forecast. New York Times 

Co., 1927. 

v.29, no.730, Jan. 14, 1927 of the "Annalist". 

Baltimore, Consolidated Gas Electric Light and qr 338.8 B21 

Power Company. 

Year book and annual report, 1922, 1925-26. 1922-26. 

Volume for 1922, title reads "Year book".


Clapham, John Harold. 330.9 C51e 

An economic history of modern Britain, v.l. Cambridge University 

Press, 1926. 


[v.l.] The early railway age, 1820-1850. 

Czechoslovak Republic. Statutes. r 332.11 E64 

National joint-stock bank act of 14th April 1920, no.347, as amended 

by the law of 23rd April, no.102. 1925. 

Bound with "National bank of Czechoslovakia", by Karel Englis. 

[Dunbar, Alexander.] r 332.1 D89 

The romance of the bank historical, the oldest bank in America west 

of the Allegheny Mountains, established 1810. [Pittsburgh, Bank of 

Pittsburgh National Association, 1926?] 

A radio talk sketching the history of the Bank of Pittsburgh. Mr. Dunbar is 

(1926) vice-president and cashier of the bank. 

England—Royal commission on the coal industry (1925). r 338.2 E64 

Report of the Royal commission on the coal industry (1925), with 

Minutes of evidence and appendices, v.l. 1926. 

Englis, Karel. r 332.11 E64 

National bank of Czechoslovakia. [1926?] 

Foster, William Trufant, & Catchings, Waddill. 330.1 F81b 

Business without a buyer. Houghton, 1927. (Pollak Foundation 

for Economic Research. Publications.) 

"Business Without a Buyer is an attempt to give, in popular form, the substance of 

Money and Profits." Preface. 

Heer, Clarence. r 336.747 H41 

The post-war expansion of state expenditures; an analysis of the 

increase between 1917 and 1923 in the cost of state government in New 

York. National Institute of Public Administration [cl926]. (National 

Institute of Public Administration. Studies in public administration.) 

Karlgren, Anton. 330.9 K13 

Bolshevist Russia; tr. from the Swedish by Anna Barwell. Allen 

[1927], 

Written with a strong anti-bolshevist bias. 

Keir, Robert Malcolm. 330.9 K16 

Industrial organization; an introduction to the study of economics. 


Intended to supply a background of facts about American industrial organization 

and general economic development. The author is (1923) chairman of the economics 

department at Dartmouth College. 

Laidler, Harry Wellington. 335 L15h 

A history of socialist thought. Crowell [cl927]. (Crowell's social 

science series.) 

"A supplementary volume to Socialism in Thought and Action, completed by the 

author in 1920." Preface. 

"Selected references" at end of each chapter.


Lane, Ralph (pseud. Norman Angell). 330.9 L23 

Must Britain travel the Moscow road? with special reference to 

Leon Trotsky's book: Where is Britain going? Douglas [1926]. 

Trotsky's book was published in America under title "Whither England?" 

Part one reviews the economic situation and considers the extent of the revolutionary 

tendencies in Great Britain. Part two is a reply to Trotsky's book. 

Larmer, Forrest Mabry. 334.2 L32 

Financing the livestock industry. Macmillan, 1926. (Institute of 

Economics. Publications; investigations in agricultural economics.) 

"Detailed discussion of those livestock financing needs which might be met by the 

Intermediate Credit Banks and the agricultural credit corporations... [and an] extended 

examination of the whole financial machinery of the cattle and sheep industries." 

Director's preface. 

Lauck, William Jett. 331 L36p 

Political and industrial democracy, 1776-1926. Funk, 1926. 

"The 'political' side... is accounted for by a few pages of summary, and the author 

then bends to his real task of pointing out and illustrating how far 'industrial democracy' 

lags behind political. It consists of an historical survey of labor's struggle. . .for real 

representation in the industrial world." Independent, 1926. 

Lloyd, Edward Archibald. 334 L75 

The co-operative movement in Italy, with special reference to agriculture, 

labour, and production; a short study. Fabian Society, 1925. 

A descriptive account of the origin and development of the movement and of the 

work of industrial and agricultural societies. 


The cost of living in foreign countries. 1927. (Studies of the cost 

of living.) 

A systematic survey of the practices of the various countries in the construction 

of cost of living indexes. The most important index in each country is described with 

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other indexes which are widely known or have significant characteristics are noted. 


The fiscal problem in Delaware. 1927. (Studies in taxation and 

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Oklahoma University—University extension division. 331.3 022 

The Child labor amendment to the Constitution of the United States. 

Resolvd [sic]: That the Child labor amendment to the Constitution of 

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Scroggs, assisted by Elizabeth Andrews. [University of Oklahoma, 

1924.] (Oklahoma University. Bulletin; new ser., no.298, extension 

no.83.) 


Pennsylvania—Old age pensions commission. . r 331.2 P39p 

The problem of old age pensions in industry; an up-to-date summary 

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Pittsburgh University—School of business administration, qr 338 P67 

Business barometers for the Pittsburgh district, no.l-date. Pittsburgh 

[1927-date].


Timrnins, Clark. 333 J47 

Selling real estate. Appleton, 1927. 

United States—Federal trade commission. r 338.1 U2536co 

Cotton merchandising practices; letter from the chairman of the 

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Electric-power industry; control of power companies; letter from 

the chairman of the Federal trade commission transmitting in response 

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companies. 1927. (69th Cong., 2d sess. Senate. Doc. no.213.) 

Contains folded map. 

United States—Tariff commission. ' r 337.5 U253 

Cotton warp-knit fabric gloves and cotton warp-knit fabric, reports 

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Gold leaf; report to the president of the United States; differences in 

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Wrigley, Edmund. r 334.1 W93 

The working man's way to wealth; a practical treatise on building 

associations; what they are and how to use them. Ed.3. Simon, 1869. 

Law 

qr 340 A51 

The American and English encyclopaedia of law. v.1-29. Thompson, 

1887-95. 

Burdick, Charles Kellogg. r 342.7 B89 

In the Supreme court of the United States, October term, 1922, 

Commonwealth of Massachusetts, plaintiff, v. Andrew W. Mellon, 

secretary of the treasury, et al., defendants: brief on behalf of the 

Association of Land-Grant Colleges, as amicus curiae, in support of 

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The brief upholds the constitutionality of the Sheppard-Towner act, attacked by 

Massachusetts on the grounds that it is an infringement by Congress of the power of 

local self-government reserved to the states by the Constitution.


Calvert, E. Roy. 343.2 C14 

Capital punishment in the twentieth century; with a preface by 

Lord Buckmaster. Putnam [1927]. 


Presents the case against capital punishment and discusses life imprisonment as 

the only practical alternative at the present time. 

Mexico. Constitution. r 342.72 M65c 

Constitution of the United States of Mexico signed Jan. 31, 1917, 

and promulgated Feb. 5, 1917; revised and amended to April 1, 1926. 

Reprinted from the "Mexican review". 

[Pan American Union.] r 341 P217 

Codification of American international law; addresses by C. E. 

Hughes, J. B. Scott, Elihu Root, A. S. de Bustamante y Sirven. Govt. 

Print. Off., 1926. 

The first two addresses were delivered before the American Society of International 

Law, Washington, April 23, 1925, the third, submitted as a report to the twenty-third 

conference of the Interparliamentary Union, Washington, October 3, 1925, and the fourth 

delivered before the American Society of International Law, April 23, 1926. 

Contains specific reference to the series of draft conventions on public and private 

international law, prepared by the American Institute of International Law, for the 

Governing board of the Pan American Union. 

Pepper, George Wharton. r 342.7 P41 

Our national Constitution as related to national growth; a consideration 

of certain aspects of the War with Spain; the annual address delivered 

June 7, 1898 before Delta chapter of Pennsylvania. [Press of 

G. H. Buchanan & Co., 1898.] 

At head of title: University of Pennsylvania Phi Beta Kappa Society. 

Sayers & Co., London. r 347.6 S27 

List of persons abroad or missing entitled to unclaimed property. 

[1926.] 

United States daily. qr 342.7 U2534 

Organization of the United States government outlined in charts. 

cl926. 

Reprinted from the "United States daily". 


United States—Adjutant-general's office. r 355.973 U2535u 

The United States army as a career. 1926. 

United States—Militia bureau. r 355.81 U2532 

Notes on messing and mess inspection in the field; for use of the 

National guard. 1926. 

On verso of title-page: War department. Militia bureau. Document no.916. 

"Prepared by Capt. Jack L. Meyer. . .it does not supersede nor conflict with. . .War 

dept. doc. no.S64 A (Extracts from Manual for army cooks) and is...merely to supplement 

that publication."


Education 

Betts, George Herbert. 377 JJ46C 

The curriculum of religious education. Abingdon Press [cl924]. 

(The Abingdon religious education texts.) 


Comprehensive treatment of the history and essential value of current curricula of 

church schools and of principles governing the making of a curriculum. 

Holmes, Mossie D. 371.9 H735 

Handbook of suggestions and course of study for subnormal children, 

by M. D. Holmes in association with special class teachers at 

Youngstown, Ohio. National Pub. Soc, 1926. (National education 

handbook series.) 


International Kindergarten Union—Committee on q 372.2 1248 

teacher-training. 

Practice teaching; a suggestive guide for student teachers. International 

Kindergarten Union, cl926. 


Johns Hopkins Half-Century Committee. qr 378.7 J35jo 

Advancing the frontier of human knowledge; a study of the source 

of truth and wealth, and of the contributions made to the progress of 

man by education and research. 1925. 

An account of Johns Hopkins University—what it stands for, its value to mankind, 

and its future needs. 

Marraro, Howard R. 370.9 M41 

Nationalism in Italian education. Italian Digest & News Service, 

1927. 


A short study discussing the general tendencies and principles of the educational 

system since the reform enacted in 1923 by Gentile, then minister of public instruction. 

New Zealand—Royal commission on university education, qr 378.9 N26 

Report. 1925. 

Ohio—Education department. r 379.17 018 

Ohio high school standards (junior and senior); a manual of suggestions 

and requirements for high school teachers and administrators; 

prepared by W. B. Bliss and C. B. Ulery, under the direction of V. M. 

Riegel. Heer Printing Co., 1925. 

Pittsburgh University. qr 378.7 P6722 

The owl, 1917, 1926-date. [Pittsburgh, 1916-date.] 

Published by the students of the University of Pittsburgh. 

Western Reserve University. r 376 W56 

The education of women in the Western Reserve. 1926. 


Contents.—Introduction [by] H. E. Bourne.—Early education available for women 

in the Western Reserve [by] A. R. Teachout.—The admission of women to Western 

Reserve University [by] Margaret Cleaveland.—Miss Linda I. Guilford and her contribution 

to education [by] Gertrude Bogart.


Commerce 

Erving, Henry Wood. r 387 E78 

The Connecticut River Banking Company, 1825, one hundred years 

of service, 1925. 1925. 

Pittsburgh, Chamber of Commerce. qr 381 P67cL 

Classified membership directory and buyers' guide, 1927. Pittsburg, 

1927. (Greater Pittsburgh, Jan. 29, 1927.) 

The same. (In Greater Pittsburgh, v.8, Jan. 29, 

1927.) qr 381 P6743 v.8 

United States—Shipping board. r 387 U25392am 

American cargo for American ships, by T. V. O'Connor, chairman, 

United States Shipping board. 1926. 

A defense of the work of the Shipping board and a protest against the general lack 

of appreciation of the importance of the merchant marine. 

United States—Shipping board. r 382 U25394w 

Water borne foreign commerce of the United States, fiscal year 

ended June 30, 1926. [1926.] 

Customs. Costume 

Cades, Hazel Rawson. 391 Cll 

Any girl can be good-looking. Appleton, 1927. 

Advice by one of the editors of the "Woman's home companion" on how to dress 

becomingly. 

Hayes, L. Newton. 393.4 H37 

The Chinese dragon; with an introduction by F. F. Sec. Ed.3. 1923. 

A short account of the dragon in Chinese life—in art and in popular belief. The 

result of a study made in 10 provinces of China over a period of 14 years. 

Thompson, Charles John Samuel. 391 T37 

The mystery and lure of perfume; with twenty-six illustrations. 

Lippincott [1927]. 

Contains much interesting and out-of-the-way information about the making and the 

use of perfumes and cosmetics throughout the ages. 

Women 



Crofts, Maud I. 396.2 C88 

Women under English law, with a foreword by Dame Millicent 

Fawcett. National Council of Women of Great Britain, 1925. 

"Women under Scots law", by Margaret H. Kidd: p.90-94. 


Jessup, Henry Wynans. 396.2 J29 

Law for wives and daughters; their rights and their obligations. 

Macmillan, 1927.


Language 

Brouner, Walter Brooks, & Fung Yuet Mow. q 495 B78 

Chinese made easy; with an introduction by H. A. Giles. Macmillan,' 

1904. 

Paged from right to left. 

[Cortina, Rafael Diez de la.] 428.2 C82 

Cortina practical manual of conversation; English for Russians, consisting 

of a series of lessons containing the most useful vocabularies 

and dialogues for everyone desiring to learn English. Cortina, 1927. 

Paged in duplicate, English and Russian on opposite pages. 

Gibson, Emily M. 428.2 G36 

English-class plays for new Americans. Womans Press [cl927]. 

"A small working bibliography of play and pageant production": p.33-34. 

Contents.—The value of drama in immigrant education, also the technique of producing 

plays with foreign-born adults who are learning English.—English-class plays.— 

Miscellaneous plays for holiday programs and general use.—Tableaux and prologues. 

Kellerman, Ivy. 408.9 K16 

A complete grammar of Esperanto, the international language; with 

graded exercises for reading and translation, together with full vocabularies. 

Heath, 1910. (Heath's modern language series.) 

Lum, Chung Park. 428.2 L97 

Anglo-Chinese commercial conversation and classified phrases. 

[Walters, cl926.] 

Plater, William Edward, & White, H. J. 475 P68 

A grammar of the Vulgate, being an introduction to the study of the 

Latinity of the Vulgate Bible. Clarendon Press, 1926. 

Summers, James. 495 S95 

A handbook of the Chinese language; prepared with a view to 

initiate the student of Chinese in the rudiments of this language, and 

to supply materials for his early studies. 2pts. in lv. Oxford University 

Press, 1863. 

pt.i. Grammar. 

pt.2. Chrestomathy. 

Science 

American Association of Museums. qr 579.7 A51 

Collected papers on museum preparation and installation. 1927. 

(Publications, new ser. no.3.) 

Contents.—Lighting museum groups, by Jenness Richardson.—Small groups at 

small cost, by C. G. Abbott.—Celluloid containers, by W. S. Wright. 

570 C69 

College entrance and regents questions and answers in biology. College 

Entrance Book Co. [cl926.] (Cebco series.) 

Includes questions and answers classified under broad topics; a glossary of important 

terms defined in the answers; and samples of college entrance examinations and New 

York state regents high-school examinations. According^ the preface, questions are 

from regents "and other standardized examination papers".


Hodge, Albert Ernest. 590.7 H66t 

Tropical aquarium-fishes; how to breed and rear them; a practical 

guide for the amateur. Stokes [1927?] 

Author, who is president of the British Aquarist Association, gives the beginner 

much information on care of the aquarium, and describes the appearance and habits of 

many varieties of fish. 

504 S41 

Science as good reading; a brief essay on the reading of scientific books 

as a cultural and literary exercise. Williams, 1926. 


Shapley, Harlow. 520 S52 

The stars. Amer. Library Assoc, 1927. (Reading with a purpose.) 


Silverman, Alexander. r 507 S58 

Research; an address delivered before the first Congress of American 

Industry, Philadelphia, Pa., September 9, 1926. [1927.] 

Reprinted from "Discussion by leading authorities", published by the Congress of 

American Industry, Jan. 1927. 


White, Charles Abiathar. qr 560.981 W63 

Contributions to the paleontology of Brazil, comprising descriptions 

of cretaceous invertebrate fossils, mainly from the provinces of Sergipe, 

Pernambuco, Para, and Bahia; with Portuguese translation by O. A. 

Derby. [1888.] 

Portuguese and English in parallel columns. 

"Extracted from Volume vn of Archivos do Museu Nacional do Rio de Janeiro." 

Wood, George C, & Carpenter, H. A. 500 W85 

Our environment; how we use and control it. Allyn [cl927]. 

(Modern science series for junior high schools, bk.3.) 

"Books of special value" at end of each chapter. 

Mathematics 

Brownstein-Louis Company, Los Angeles. qr 510.8 B82 

Figuring chart to assist you with your inventory and general office 

work. cl916. 

Chart; size, lO 1 ^ x 22^ inches, folded in quarto cover. 

Mair, David Beveridge. 513.82 M26 

Fourfold geometry; being the elementary geometry of the fourdimensional 

world. Methuen [1926]. 

Ray, Harold B., and others. 510 R24 

Preparatory mathematics for the building trades. Wiley, 1927. 

(Wiley technical series for vocational and industrial schools.) 

"Will be especially helpful to apprentices in the building trades, to evening and 

trade school pupils, to those whose early educational opportunities were limited, and to 

those who feel the need for reviewing this division of mathematics." Preface. 

Root, Ralph Eugene. 510 R68 

The mathematics of engineering. Williams, 1927. 

"Books for supplementary reading" at end of part of the chapters. 

Intended for advanced students. Originally prepared for post-graduate work at 

United States Naval Academy. Covers a wide range and will be of value for reference.


Steffensen, Johan Frederik. 517.6 S81 

Interpolation. Williams, 1927. 

"This book owes its existence to the lectures the author has in recent years given 

to the actuarial students at the University of Copenhagen, and is, with a few additions 

and simplifications, a translation of the Danish edition published in 1925. I wish it to 

be understood that the book is meant as a text-book, and not as a hand-book or encyclopedia 

on the subject. . .The mathematical equipment required... is very small. A 

knowledge of the first principles of the differential and integral calculus should be 

sufficient." Preface. 

Physics 

Buckley, H. 530.9 B85 

A short history of physics. Methuen [1927]. 

"General references" at end of most of the chapters. 

"Not merely a chronicle of events, but a dissertation on many of the important 

questions of physics. The intimate connection of the science with chemistry is duly 

considered." Henry Leffmanu, in Journal of the Franklin Institute, 1927. 

Hart, Ivor Blashka. 530 H31 

An introduction to physical science, pts.1-4 in lv. Clarendon Press, 

1926. 

pt.i. Lengths, areas, and volumes. 

pt.2. Hydrostatics. 

pt.3. The measurement of time. 

pt.4. Forces and their effects. 

[Heyl, Paul Renno.] qr 534.84 H51 

Architectural acoustics. Govt. Print. Off., 1926. (United States—- 

Standards, Bureau of. Circular, no.300.) 


The same. (In United States—Standards, Bureau of. 

Circular, no.300.) qr 530.8 U25c no.300 

Liddell, William Andrew. 532.57 L68 

Stream gaging. McGraw, 1927. 


"Purpose. . .is to present, briefly, such theories of stream-flow as bear on the subject 

of stream gaging, to consider practical means for applying these theories to the measurement 

of flow, to examine the characteristics of the various measuring devices, and to 

outline methods for the analysis of stream-flow data." Preface. 

Russell, Bertrand. 530.1 R91 

The analysis of matter. Harcourt, 1927. (International library of 

psychology, philosophy, and scientific method.) 


Wood, William Piatt, & Cork, J. M. 536.52 W85 

Pyrometry. McGraw, 1927. 


Elementary text for college students. 

Aerial Navigation 

Black, Archibald. 656.82 B51 

Transport aviation. Simmons [cl926]. 

Discusses design and requirements of engines and airplanes, but is important chiefly 

for consideration of commercial features.


Blakemore, Thomas Lloyd, & Pagon, W. W. 533.622 B52 

Pressure airships; part I. Nonrigid airships, by T. L. Blakemore; 

part n. Semirigid airships, by W. W. Pagon. Ronald Press Co. 

[cl927.] (Ronald aeronautic library.) 

Largely descriptive, but includes information on design. 

Warner, Edward Pearson. 533.652 W23 

Airplane design; aerodynamics. McGraw, 1927. 


An attempt to present the essentials of practical design, without rigorous theoretical 

treatment. Author is professor of aeronautical engineering at Massachusetts Institute of 

Technology. 

Chemistry 

American Gas Association—Industrial gas section. q 541.3 A512 

Combustion; a reference book on the theory and practice of the 

principles of combustion. Ed.2. 1926. (Industrial gas series.) 


The same. [1924.] qr 541.3 A512 


Calculations and information intended to promote efficiency of industrial application 

of gas. 

Guye, Charles Eugene. 541.1 G99 

Physico-chemical evolution; tr. by J. R. Clarke. Methuen [1925]. 


Contents.—Einstein's principle of relativity in the classification of the sciences.— 

The evolution of physico-chemical phenomena and the calculus of probabilities.—Carnot's 

principle and the physico-chemical evolution of living organisms. 

"Three previously published papers.. .bearing upon the relation of generality and 

probability of physico-chemical phenomena and the evolution of living organisms." 

Chemical and metallurgical engineering, 192=,. 

New York (city)—Public library. qr 016.54623 N26 

Selenium; a list of references, 1817-1925, comp. by M. F. Doty. 

1927. 

"Reprinted, February 1927, from the Bulletin of the New York Public library of 

June to October 1926." 

"This list contains the titles of works relating to selenium, published between 1817 

and 192S, owned by the New York Public library on June 1, 1926." 

r 543.05 S46 

II Selmi; rivista bimestrale di chimica applicata alia bromatologia, 

merceologia, farmacia, agricoltura, industria, ed igiene; organo dei 

Laboratori chimici municipali, fondata e diretta dal P. E. Alessandri, 

1890-96. v.1-6. 1891-96. 

Sub-title varies. 

Tolman, Richard Chace. 541.1 T58 

Statistical mechanics with applications to physics and chemistry. 

Chemical Catalog Co., 1927. (American Chemical Society. Monograph 

series.) 



"The theory of statistical mechanics is treated in a logical fashion, special attention 

being given to the physical implication of the concepts employed rather than to mathematical 

subtleties. Considerable mathematical knowledge. .. is required of the reader 

Sections are devoted to classical statistical mechanics, the quantum theory, application to


Tolman, Richard Chace—continued. 54j , Tsg 

molecular processes, the rate of physical-chemical change. All parts of the subject are 

well treated and the whole forms an extremely valuable survey of know edge av la 

upon the subject." Chemistry and industry, 1927. uuwieuge avauai.ie 

Williams, Roger John. 547 w ? 4 

An introduction to organic chemistry. Van Nostrand, 1927. 


"Consultation of the chemical literature": p.538-540. 

Geology. Physical Geography 

Chamberlin, Thomas Chrowder. 551 (3355 

The earth; its origin, history, and physical constitution [by] Harold 

Jeffries [i.e. Jeffreys], 1924. 

A review of the book (qr 551 J23) reprinted from the "Journal of geology" v 32 

no.8, Nov.-Dec. 1924. ' ' 

The same. (In Journal of geology, v.32, no.8, 

Nov.-Dec. 1924.) r 5sa5 J46 v32 

Davison, Charles. 551.2209 D32 

The founders of seismology. Cambridge University Press, 1927. 

"The present volume has its origin in three articles published in the Geological 

Magazine in 1921." Preface. 


"Notes": on leaf preceding p.l. 

Du Toit, Alexander Logie. r 556.8 D95 

The geology of South Africa; with 39 plates, 64 text-figures, and a 

geological map. Oliver, 1926. 


Illinois—Geological survey. r 016.55773 122 

List of publications on the geologv of Illinois, with appended index. 

1926. 

Iowa—Geological survey (Survey of 1892—). r 557.77 I25s 

Sketch of the geology of Iowa. 1926. 

Smith, Wilfred. r 553.2 S66 

A geographical study of coal and iron in China; with an introduction 

by P. M. Roxby. Hodder, 1926. 


Contains 2 maps in pocket at back. 

Botany 

Millais, John Guille. r 583.114 M68 

Magnolias; with illustrations by R. Millais, and from photographs. 


Discusses magnolias in British gardens and in Yunnan, China, but devotes most of 

the work to listing and description of species and varieties. 

Woodward, Marcus. r 582 W86 

The new book of trees; illustrated with wood engravings by C. D. 

McGurk. Philpot [1927?] 

"Bibliographical note": p.310. 

An interesting presentation of material dealing with the history, folklore, and poetic 

appeal of British trees.


Useful Arts 

American Gas Association—Industrial gas section. qr 697.6 A51 

House-heating; a reference book on the application of gas to househeating. 

[1924.] (Industrial gas series.) 


Pamphlet giving practical information on gas-fired equipment. 

Associated Tile Manufacturers, Beaver Falls, Pa. qr 691.43 A84b 

Basic information; ingredients and processes, gradings, sizes, shapes, 

colors, finishes, nomenclature. [cl921.] (Tiles publication, no.K-200.) 

Blake, Ernest G. r 691.1 B52 

Enemies of timber; dry rot and the death-watch beetle, in which the 

origin and life history of the two worst enemies of timber are given, 

with a description of the damage they cause, and the methods to be 

adopted for their extermination. Chapman [1925]. 

Brown, Samuel. 677.75 B79 

Elastic and non-elastic narrow fabrics; and a chapter on narrow 

fabrics made on knitting machines, by William Davis. Bragdon [cl923]. 

Originally appeared serially in "Textile world". 

Description of machines and rather technical discussion of methods employed in 

manufacture of such fabrics as bandages, braids, and cords. 

Clinton Wire Cloth Company. qr 693.8 C59 

Some test data on fireproof floor construction relating to cinder concrete, 

terra cotta, and gypsum. [1913.] 

Report of a fire, load, and water test made upon cinder concrete, terra cotta, and 

gypsum floor arches, installed by Albert Oliver at the Columbia Fire Testing Station, 

Greenpoint, Brooklyn, N. Y., July 29-Aug. 1, 1913, tested by Harold Perrine. 

Donnelly, Ivon A. q 699.1231 D72 

Chinese junks and other native craft. Kelly [cl924]. 

Dutton, Meiric Keeler. 686 D95 

Historical sketch of bookbinding as an art. Holliston Mills, Inc., 

1926. 

"Select bibliography": p. 137-138. 

Deals with work in Italy, France, England, and America. 

Harrison, T. 686 H31 

The bookbinding craft and industry; an outline of its history, development, 

and technique. Pitman [1926]. (Pitman's common commodities 

and industries series.) 

"Mainly designed to arouse the interest of the general reader, to be of utility to 

the librarian and bookseller, and of value to the bibliophile." Preface. 

Knight, Eugene Vernon, & Wulpi, Meinrad. 684.62 K34 

Veneers and plywood; their craftsmanship and artistry, modern production 

methods and present-day utility. Ronald Press Co. [cl927.] 

Bibliography: p.343-3 55. 

"Gives an illustrated outline of the historic uses of veneer, and a most complete 

description of modern methods of cutting veneer and assembling the thin sheets of wood 

into properly designed and balanced plywood. It is a valuable reference book for those 

who want to know the truth about the best modern methods of building veneer or plywood 

into furniture." Mechanical engineering, 1927.


McMahon, John Robert. 690 M21 

Your house; how to finance, plan, build, remodel, and keep up a 

home. Minton, 1927. 

Some of the chapters formerly appeared as articles in "Popular science monthly" 

and "Country life". 

Practical advice for the present or prospective home owner. 

Newark, N. J.—Free public library. qr 016.605 N26 

This list tells you which of 400 business magazines deal with your 

business; they are all in your business branch, Public library, Newark, 

N. J., 1926-1927. [1926.] 

Newark Museum Association. qr 675 N26 

Nothing takes the place of leather. 1926. 

"The literature of leather": p.21. 

Pamphlet on leather manufacture, properties, and products, with classified references 

to books and magazine articles on the subject. 

Thomas, Edward, b. 1877. r 608.73 T37 

The law of chemical patents. Van Nostrand, 1927. 

"Table of cases": p.359-395. 

Outlines general principles involved, but consists mainly of quotations from court 

decisions. 

Underwood, G. 690 U25 

Standard construction methods. McGraw, 1927. 

Covers methods of building construction in great detail. Clearly worded and well 

illustrated. Primarily for the contractor, but some of the suggestions should also be of 

interest to the property owner. 

United States—Adjutant-general's office. r 607 U2534 

United States army training manual, no. 1-74. 1921-27. 

Incomplete. 

Vanderwalker, Fred Norman. 698 V18h 

House painting methods with the brush and spray gun; industrial 

painting on steel, iron, cement, brick, and wood surfaces. Drake [cl925]. 

"Confined to a consideration of methods, materials and tools essential to the painting 

of exterior surfaces." Preface. 


Mayer, Edgar. r 615.831 M53 

Clinical application of sunlight and artificial radiation, including their 

physiological and experimental aspects with special reference to tuberculosis. 

Williams, 1926. 


Comprehensive compilation dealing with the biological action and the therapeutic 

applications of light. 

Pennsylvania—Fire protection bureau. 614.84 P39 

Protection against fire; a fire prevention manual for the school children 

of Pennsylvania; ed. by Department of public instruction. [1920?] 

"Extracts from 'Safeguarding the Home against Fire' by courtesy of The National 

Board of Fire Underwriters and from other publications." 

Sanger, Margaret H. 612.6 S22wh 

What every boy and girl should know. Brentano, 1927. 

Sex hygiene.


Engineering 

American Society of Mechanical Engineers. r 621.184 A51 

Suggested rules for the care of power boilers; section vn, A. S. M. E. 

Boiler construction code; report of sub-committee of the Boiler code 

committee on care of steam boilers and other pressure vessels in service. 

1926. 

Barritt, John W. 621.9 B26 

The care and operation of machine tools. Wiley, 1927. (Wiley 

trade series.) 

Text-book for apprentice courses and trade schools. Describes construction, adjustment, 

and proper use of the various machine tools. 

Blyth, Herbert. qr 625.92 B57 

Modern telpherage and ropeways, with a section on cableways and 

cable cranes. Benn, 1926. 

Attempts "to describe in a practical, engineering manner the variety of systems 

now in use, their application to specific cases of handling, and their ultimate relation 

to the outstanding problem of the day, namely, economy and production". Preface. 

Deals mainly with British practices. 


[British standard specifications and reports.] no.l-date. 1903-date. 

Many numbers wanting. 

All numbers issued before 1918 have been catalogued separately under Engineering 

Standards Committee. No.l (1920 ed.), 12 (1920 ed.), 79, 87, 90-91, 94-95, 97, 100- 

101, 106, 108, 111-114, 122, 131-132, 135-136, 149, 156, 174-185, 187, 205, and 233 have 

been catalogued separately under British Engineering Standards Association, London. 

Titles vary. 

Fremont, Charles. qr 625.1432 F92 

Essais de reception des rails. 1921. (fitudes experimentales de 

technologie industrielle, no.59.) 

Gerhard, William Paul. r 628.7 G31w 

Water supply installations for farmsteads and country estates. 

[Privately printed] 1922. 

Illuminating Engineering Society. r 628.9 I22co 

Code of lighting school buildings, American standard approved June 

16, 1924 by American Engineering Standards Committee, prepared under 

the joint sponsorship of and issued by the Illuminating Engineering 

Society and the American Institute of Architects. cl924. 

Kurtz, Charles Mears. 625.15 K43 

Track and turnout engineering; a handbook on the design of details 

of railroad turnout and crossing construction and a practical treatment 

of the principles involved. Simmons [cl927]. 

A revised and enlarged edition of the author's book published in 1910 under the title 

"Modern location of standard turnouts". 

Kuttner, Julius. qr 621.434 K44 

Sketches and working of oil engines. cl926. 

"One of the Freeman-Palmer publications." 

Reprinted from "Motorship". 

Information on various problems of design, construction, and operation.

BOOKS ADDED—DECEMBER 1927 (.45 

Mackintosh-Hemphill Co., Pittsburgh. r 621.709 M18 

1803-1924; "over one hundred and twenty years of service"; pioneering, 

engineering, building. Pittsburgh, cl924. 

Pamphlet giving a brief record of work done by this company. The chronological 

tables form an interesting contribution to the industrial history of Pittsburgh. 

Michigan University—Engineering research department, r 620.5 M668 

Engineering research bulletin, no.l-date. 1926-date. 

no.l is rev. ed. 

Morse, George Hart. 621.34 M92 

How farmers can secure electric service by cooperative effort. 1925. 

(Pennsylvania—Agriculture, Department of. Bulletin, v.8, no.16. 

General bulletin, no.412.) 

The same. (In Pennsylvania—Agriculture, Department of. Bulletin, 

no.412.) r 630.6 P399b no.412 

Pamphlet describing means of establishing electric distribution lines in rural districts 

and causing public utilities to deliver electric energy to them. 

Pennsylvania—Giant power board. r 621.341 P39r 

Report to the governor of Pennsylvania, December 7, 1926. 1927. 

"Tri-state power map, Pennsylvania, New York, New Jersey", issued by the Giant 

power board of Pennsylvania, in pocket at back. 

Pittsburgh—City transit commission. qr 625.42 P6742 

Communication from the City transit commission to the mayor and 

City council containing a report on a plan for financing initial subway 

construction in Pittsburgh, by D. L. Turner [and] Winters Haydock. 


Rolfe, William E„ & Cannon, L. H. r 624 R63 

The municipal bridge of St. Louis; a record of municipal effort. 

St. Louis Public library, 1922. (St. Louis—Public library. Monthly 

bulletin, August 1922.) 

Sprague, Ernest Headly. 627.8 S76 

Stability of masonry and other structures subject to the pressure of 

earth and water, with worked examples, ninety-two illustrations, and 

three folding plates. Scott, 1915. (The Broadway series of engineering 

handbooks, v.17.) 

Brief treatment, chiefly by graphic methods, considering retaining walls, dams, 

chimneys, foundations, and arches under hydrostatic and geostatic pressure. 

United States—Engineers corps. r 627.1 U253y 

Youghiogheny River, Pa; letter from the secretary of war transmitting 

with a letter from the chief of engineers, reports on preliminary 

examination and survey of Youghiogheny River, Pa. up to Fifteenth 

Street, McKeesport. 1926. (69th Cong., 1st sess. House. Doc. no.253.) 

Referred to the Committee On rivers and harbors and ordered to be printed Feb. 11, 

1926. 

United States—Foreign and domestic commerce bureau. r 629.1 U25 

Instructions for automotive exporters and their shipping brokers for 

guidance in properly listing and classifying automotive apparatus and 

supplies on shippers' export declarations. 1926. 

Issued by the Automotive division.


United States—Library of Congress. qr 016.6257 U253 

List of references on the relation of good roads to education. 1926. 


Verein Deutscher Eisengiessereien Giessereiverband r 621.7203 V27 

in Dusseldorf. 

Deutsch-englisches und englisch-deutsches fachworterbuch fiir das 

giessereiwesen. [cl926.] 

Agriculture. Forestry. Domestic Animals 

r 630.3 B63 

The Book of rural life; knowledge and inspiration; a guide to the best 

in modern living. lOv. Bellows [cl925]. 

Editor-in-chief, E. M. Tuttle. 

Encyclopedic in arrangement, it covers every phase of life in the rural community. 

Will be of interest to teachers, boys and girls, farmers, farm women, and business and 

professional men. 

Herrick, Glenn Washington. 632.6 H47m 

Manual of injurious insects. Holt [cl925]. 


"References" at end of some of the chapters. 

Excellent treatment of the habits, depredations, and control of the more common 

American insects injurious to plants, live-stock, and the household. Omits consideration 

of forest and shade-tree pests. 

Mills, Mabel Louise. qr 634.9 M69m 

Moulding public opinion to help save our trees; prepared to tell of 

the great need for the nation-wide educational campaign now being con 

ducted and how public opinion has already been set in motion by 

consistent organized effort. Amer. Reforestation Assoc. [cl927.] 

[Pack, Charles Lathrop.] r 634.9 P12 

The forestry primer, 1876, 1926. Amer. Tree Assoc. [1926.] 

Series of fourteen lessons on forest conservation. Written in simple style, making 

it useful for work in public schools. 

Pirtle, Thomas Ross. 637.09 P65 

History of the dairy industry. Mojonnier Bros. Co. [cl926.] 

"References": p.[6051-614. 

Attempts to cover the history of dairy products and equipment throughout the world 

—a field too comprehensive to permit great detail in a single volume. 

Rine, Josephine Z. 636.7 R47 

Feeding your dog; the classification, uses, selection, buying, and 

preparation of all foods suited to dogs in health and disease. Watt, 1927. 

"References": p.247-24S. 

United States—Forest service. r 634.9 U25id 

An ideal vacation land, the national forests in Oregon. 1923. 

United States—Forest service. r 633.3113 U25 

The story of the range, by W. C. Barnes. 1926. 

"Reprinted, 1926, from Part 6 of the Hearings before a Sub-committee of the Committee 

on Public Lands and Surveys, United States Senate, Sixty-ninth Congress, First 

Session, pursuant to Senate Resolution 347, to investigate all matters pertaining to 

National Forests and the Public Domain and their administration." 

"Literature cited": p.60.


BOOKS ADDED—DECEMBER 1927 (,47 

Dahl, Joseph Oliver. 640.24 D14 

Restaurant management; principles and practice. Harper, 1927. 


Discusses the numerous problems involved in the restaurant business, and presents 

ideas based on successful methods used by a number of managers and operators. 

Matthews, Mary Lockwood. 640 M47 

Elementary home economics; first lessons in sewing and textiles, 

foods and cookery, and the care of the house. Little, 1921. 


Church, Samuel Harden. r 656.673 C46 

America's first railroad. 1925. 

Reprinted from the "New York times" of Feb. 22, 1925. 

Cushman, Frank. 658.7 C94 

Foremanship and supervision; a practical handbook for foreman 

conference leaders and supervisors of vocational education. Wiley, 1927. 

"Selected references": p.231-234. 

Deals with the operation and management of conferences, and of the application of 

the conference procedure to improvement of foremanship and to work with vocational 

teachers and supervisors. 

Day, Alfred. r 653.52 D33 

Complete shorthand manual for self-instruction and for use in 

colleges; Columbian ed., rev., enl., and entirely rewritten. Burrows, 1899. 

Doubman, John Russell, & Whitaker, J. R. 658.612 D75 

The organization and operation of department stores. Wiley, 1927. 


Includes history; construction and arrangement of store buildings; buying, selling, 

care, and delivery of merchandise; records and reports; and problems of planning, research, 

competition, and cooperation. Authors are members of the faculty of Wharton 

School of Finance and Commerce, University of Pennsylvania. 

Fox, Florence Cornelia. 656 F85 

How the world rides; a series of projects on vehicular transportation 

for elementary schools. Govt. Print. Off., 1926. (United States- 



1926, no.8.) r 370 U25 1926 no.8 

Lewis, Norman, & Kane, R. E. 659.07 L67 

How to become an advertising man; introduction by C. K. Woodbridge. 


"A list of advertising magazines" and "Leading books on advertising and marketing": 

p.175-177. 

Information on study and training and on the experiences of advertising men. 

Lowry, Stewart M., and others. 658.7 L96 

Time and motion study and formulas for wage incentives. McGraw, 

1927.


Metcalf, Henry Clayton, ed. 658 M64 

Business management as a profession. Shaw, 1927. 

"Selected reading list": p.381-383. 

"One of a series of volumes resulting from a 'Course for Executives' given annually 

the past four years by the Bureau of Personnel Administration." Introduction. 

A collection of papers by various authors. 

Pittsburgh University—Research bureau for retail r 658.612 P67 

training. 

Annual report of the director, 1926-27. [Pittsburgh] 1926-27. 

Young, Robert, b. 1895. 658.51 Y39 

Industrial credits. Harper, 1927. 

Emphasizes practical aspects of credit work, but discusses theory also. About half 

of the book is devoted to credit problems, which are typical of actual cases encountered. 


Davis, Stephen Brooks. 654.1007 D32 

The law of radio communication. McGraw, 1927. 

"Awarded the Linthicum Foundation Prize, by the Faculty of Law of Northwestern 

LTniversity, under the Charles C. Linthicum Foundation, June, 1927." 


Admitting that the subject embodies many uncertainties, the author assembles existing 

federal statutes, and attempts to cite and interpret cases which may be applicable. 

Has chapters on federal jurisdiction, state jurisdiction, and international law. 

National Radio Conference (3d), Washington, D. C. r 654.61 N15 

Recommendations for regulation of radio adopted by the National 

Radio Conference called by Herbert Hoover, secretary of commerce, 

October 6-10, 1924. 1924. 

At head of title: United States Department of commerce. 

Sewall, Charles Henry. r 654.1 S51 

Wireless telegraphy; its origins, development, inventions, and apparatus; 

with 85 diagrams and illustrations. Ed.2, rev. Van Nostrand, 1904. 

Printing 

Goodyear, Frederick. 655 G63 

Printing & book crafts for schools; with a foreword by J. J. Findlay. 

Harrap [1926]. 

Deals with elements of printing and binding, includes lettering and stenciling, and 

gives directions for simple methods of illustration by wood-cuts and linoleum cuts. 

New York times. r 655.24 N26 

Style book. Rev. ed. 1923. 

r 655.3505 P52 

The Photo-engravers bulletin [monthly], Aug. 1925-date. v.l5-date. 

1925-date. 

Official journal of the American Photo-Engravers Association.

BOOKS ADDED—DECEMBER 1927 64') 


American Gas Association. qr 665.7 A51 

Industrial data sheets. [1924?] 

Information on the use of gas in various industrial processes, including drying, food 

preparation, heat treating of metals, and glass and enamel industries. 

Canada—Mines branch (Department of mines). r 662.641 C16fa 

Facts about peat, by B. F. Haanel. 1924. 

"The Dominion Fuel board has co-operated in facilitating tbe preparation of this 

bulletin." 


Carpenter, Leonard. 660.053 C22 

Mechanical mixing machinery. Benn, 1925. (Chemical engineering 

library; second series.) 


Brief, elementary description of types of mixing machinery and their application 

to various industries, with some discussion of the principles involved. Deals primarily 

with the mixing of solids. 

Fansler, P. E., comp. q-662.75 F22 

House heating with oil fuel. Ed.3. Heating and Ventilating Magazine 

Co. [cl927.] 


Compilation attempting to present unbiased information regarding safety, efficiency. 

and practicability of domestic heating by fuel oil. Does not discuss relative merits of 

different types of equipment. 

Howe, Harrison Estell, & Turner, F. M. 660 H85c 

Chemistry and the home. Scribner [cl927]. 

Brief, popular treatment considering a large number of products and processes, most 

of which are of domestic importance. 

Kelley, Frederick W. r 666.9 K16 

Recent improvements in making Portland cement. [1927.] 

Reprinted from "Engineering news-record", Jan. 13, 1927. 

The same. (In Engineering news-record, v.98, Jan. 13, 

1927.) qr 620.5 E64 v.98 

Lovejoy, Ellis. 666.34 L94b2 

Burning clay wares. Ed.3. Randall [cl922]. 

Notes from practical experience. Concerned with clays, fuels, furnaces, stacks. 

kilns, and methods of operation. 

Pratt, George R. r 662.613 P88 

Coal truths, particularly for the domestic user so that he may obtain 

service and economy with the use of the Alberta domestic coals. Rev. 

ed. Coal truth office, 1923. 

United States—Treasury department. r 661.722 U253 

Denaturization of industrial alcohol; letter from the secretary of the 

treasury transmitting in response to Senate Resolution no.311, copies 

of laws pertaining to the denaturization of industrial alcohol, the existing 

regulations, and copies of the formulae now in effect, together with 

copy of the official report made by the head of the Technical division 

on September 3, 1926. 1927. 

Referred to the Committee on the judiciary and ordered printed Jan. 11, 1927.


Van Gelder, Arthur Pine, & Schlatter, Hugo. r 662.209 V18 

History of the explosives industry in America; with an introduction 

by C E. Munroe. Columbia University Press, 1927. 

"Prepared from data collected by and published under the direction of the Institute 

of Makers of Explosives." 


Considers development and applications of various explosives, but is less concerned 

with technical matters than with industrial and commercial developments, and the records 

of companies and individuals. 

Weaver, Elmer Rupel. q 665.7 W362 

Relation between heating value of gas and its usefulness to the 

consumer; a critical review of the published data. Govt. Print. Off., 

1925. (United States—Standards, Bureau of. Technologic paper 

no.290.) 


The same. (In United States—Standards, Bureau of. Technologic 

paper no.290.) qr 530.8 U25t no.290 

Metallurgy 

Aluminum Wares Association, Chicago. r 669.7 A4712 

Aluminum and aluminum ware; a review of the latest scientific 

researches into the nature and uses of aluminum and the characteristics 

of aluminum cooking utensils. [1926.] 

"Reviewed and approved by F. C. Zapffe." 

Bamford, T. G., & Harris, Harold. 669.08 B21 

The metallurgist's manual; with a foreword by Thomas Turner. 

Chapman, 1927. 

Title is somewhat misleading; half of the book is concerned with assaying and 

chemical analysis of metallurgical materials. Chapters on smelting, pyrometry, and 

metallography cover these subjects briefly, and there are various tables which may interest 

both the chemist and the metallurgist. 

Bronwall, Andreas, praeses. r 669.1 B77 

Dissertatio historico-politica de ferro Suecano Osmund. 1725. 

Diss.—Upsala (Petrus Saxholm, respondent). 

Johnson, Charles Morris. r 669.1743 J35 

Rezistal steel; properties and microstructure of this nonmagnetic, 

flame, acids, and rust resisting product. Crucible Steel Co. of America, 

1921. 

Tests, properties, and uses of high-chromium, "stainless" steel. 

Mochel, N. L. r 669.1743 M76 

Stainless iron. 1926. 

Reprinted from the "Transactions" of the American Society for Steel Treating, 

Sept. 1926. 

The same. (In American Society for Steel Treating. Transactions, 

v.10, Sept. 1926.) , r 669.1705 A512 v.10 

[Stiernet, N. L., comp.] r 669.102 S85 

Continental pocket companion; where to buy iron and steel in 

Belgium, France, and Luxemburg. [1926.] 

Special section on window-glass, plate glass, table glass, nails, bolts and nuts, and 

enamelled ware: p.i—xxxii. 

A very useful book for buyers of Continental steel. Gives the rolling programs of 

the iron and steel works for 1926 as well as numerous tables and other practical information.

Fine Arts 




Decoration. 

Alten, W. von. qr 759 3 S63a 

Max Slevogt; mit 160 abbildungen, darunter 41 in farbendruck. 

[1926.] (Kiinstler monographien, 116.) 

An account of the work of this German artist (ft. 1868), illustrated with reproductions 

of his paintings and drawings, partly in colors. 

Anderson Galleries, New York. r 708.I A54 

Important ship models; prints, paintings, relics of famous old menof-war 

& clipper ships; the collections of the late Palmer Campbell, 

Federal Insurance Company of New York, V. M. Walton, & Jerome 

Eisner; to be sold at unreserved public sale Wednesday & Thursday 

evenings, May fourth, fifth. 1927. 

Sale no.2169. 

Contains illustrations. 

Bossert, Helmuth Theodor. qr 709.4 B64 

Peasant art in Europe; one hundred plates in full colours and thirty 

two plates in black and white reproducing 2,100 examples of peasant 

ornament and handicraft taken directly from unpublished originals. 

Weyhe, 1927. 


Brangwyn, Frank. qr 759.2 B69w 

Windmills, by Frank Brangwyn, and Hayter Preston. Lane [1923]. 

Mr. Preston's text gives an introductory sketch of the history of windmills and 

15 impressionistic essays describing picturesque old windmills in England, Spain, the 

Netherlands, France, and Germany. Brangwyn's 16 illustrations in color help further 

to interpret the charm and romance of windmills. 

Brooks, Alfred Mansfield, cd. 704 B77 

Great artists and their works, by great authors. Jones, 1919. 

A collection of 107 short extracts on the purpose and meaning of art, architecture, 

painting, and sculpture, from a variety of sources ranging from Homer to Havelock 

Ellis. 

Cameron, James R. 778.5 C15t 

The taking and showing of motion pictures for the amateur. Cameron 

Pub. Co, 1927. 

Carnegie Institute, Pittsburgh—Department of fine arts. r 735 C21e 

Exhibition of models for a monument to the pioneer woman, Carnegie 

Institute, April 11 to April 23, inclusive. [Earle Press, 1927.] 

Charteris, Evan Edward. r 759.1 S24c 

John Sargent; with reproductions from his paintings and drawings. 


"Sargent's pictures in oils": p.257-296. 

"J. S. S.; in memoriam", by Vernon Lee: p.[233]-2S5. 

The biography contains numerous letters written by the artist and his friends. The 

sketch by Vernon Lee gives her reminiscences of Sargent as she knew him as a playmate 

in Nice and Rome when they were children.


Culter, Richard V. q 741 C91 

The gay nineties; a book of drawings. Doubleday, 1927. 

"He has selected his characters with a keen eye for the ludicrous and obsolete; 

he has made an intimate study of the furniture and properties of the '90s, and has 

recorded episodes which, by sheer contrast, have proved irresistibly funny to a modern 

audience." Thomas Craven in Books, 1927. 

Des Gachons, Jacques. q 759.4 P86de 

Nicolas Poussin, triptyque; reproduction en heliogravure d'ceuvres 

de Poussin. c!925. (La Petite illustration; serie-roman, no.113.) 

Engel-Gros. qr 769 E63 

Catalogue des estampes des xv, xvi., xvn., xvm, et xix. siecles 

composant la collection Engel-Gros et dont la ventre aura lieu a Paris, 

Hotel Drouot, 16 Decembre 1921. 1921. 

Contains 31 reproductions. 

Flynt, Lyman C. r 749 F67 

The Lyman C. Flynt collection; chiefly early American clocks by 

representative makers, including Elisha Hotchkiss, Eli Terry, Seth 

Thomas, Daniel Pratt, Terhune & Edwards, and Charles Stratton; the 

foreign clocks comprise rare and ingenious examples from Holland, 

Germany, England, Ireland, Japan, Newfoundland, France, & Switzerland. 

Amer. Art Assoc. [1926.] 

Godefroy, Louis. qr 767 B46g 

Albert Besnard. 1926. (Delteil, Loys. Le peintre-graveur illustre 

(xix. et xx. siecles), v.30.) 

Made up of 202 plates, many of which are printed on both sides. 

A catalogue of the French artist's etchings and lithographs. Contains reproductions 

of each picture with notes describing the various states. 

Heynes, Anne. 746 H51 

Quilting and patchwork. Dryad Handicrafts [1926]. 

"Books for reference": p.10. 

Hooper, John, of London, & Shirley, A. J. 707.2 H77 

Handcraft in wood and metal; a handbook of training in their 

practical working for teachers, students, & craftsmen; with over 300 

illustrations from the authors' drawings and from photographs, including 

the working drawings of a progressive series of decorative 

objects. Ed.2, rev. & enl. Manual Arts Press [1925], 

Payson, William Farquhar, cd. qb 749 P33 

Mahogany, antique and modern; a study of its history and use in 

the decorative arts. Dutton [cl926]. 

Contents.—In the forest, by W. F. Payson.—Mahogany and the cabinet-maker, by 

K. Schmieg.—Mahogany in architecture, by K. M. Murchison.—Structural and decorative 

uses in marine architecture and boat building, by H. B. Culver.—The piano and 

its prototypes, by Frances Morris.—Historic furniture styles, by C. O. Cornelius.—The 

furniture of the present day, by R. Erskine.. 

Potter, Russell. r 709.44 P85 

Modern French art. University of North Carolina Press [cl927], 

(North Carolina University—Extension division. Extension bulletin, 

v.6, no.13.) 


Sixteen study programs on the general principles of art, and on French painting 

and sculpture. Each program gives a brief sketch of the subject, suggestions for papers, 

and bibliographic references.


Rome, R. Galleria Nazionale d'Arte Antica e Gabinetto r 708.5 R663 

delle Stampe. 

Catalogo della R. Galleria d'Arte Antica nel Palazzo Corsini, Roma 

[comp. da Federico Hermanin]. [cl924.] 

Taft, Lorado. r 730 T13 

The appreciation of sculpture. Amer. Library Assoc, 1927. (Reading 


"Books recommended in this course": p.[50.1 

A brief introduction to the subject and a guide to eight books. 

Tonks, Oliver Samuel. 759.5 T61 

A history of Italian painting. Appleton, 1927. 

"List of recommended books": p.414-[422]. 

A survey covering the period from the earliest times to the end of the 18th century. 

United States—Library of Congress. r 769 P39u 

Joseph Pennell memorial exhibition; catalogue. 1927. 

"Selective bibliography": p.29—44. 

Vlahoutza, A. q 759.99 G89v 

N. I. Grigoresco; sa vie et son ceuvre; traduit du roumain par Leo 

Bachelin; avec 20 photogravures hors-texte, 232 autotypies sur cuivre 

et 17 zincotypies executees d'apres les photographies originales de 

Stelian Petresco. 1911. 

"£dition du Ministere de I'instruction publique." 

Wilson, Della Ford. 707 W76 

Primary industrial arts. Manual Arts Press [cl926]. 

"Suggested reading" at end of most of the chapters; "Suggested reading—general": 

p.190. 

"The aim has been to treat each of the various art and industrial art subjects now 

taught in the schools in such a manner that the teacher inexperienced in manipulative 

processes may have suggestions and directions for assisting her pupils in construction 

work and related study...The art element has been emphasized throughout the book." 

Foreword. 

The author is (1926) assistant professor in the Department of industrial education 

and applied arts, University of Wisconsin. 

Gardens 

Cane, Percy S. q 710 C17 

Modern gardens, British and foreign; ed. by C G Holme & S. B. 

Wainwright. [1926?] (Studio. Special winter number, 1926-27.) 

The same qr 710 C171 

Contains 136 plates showing English, American, French, German, Austrian, Italian, 

Swedish, Danish, and Japanese gardens. A short introduction discusses general 

principles of garden design and the characteristics of gardens in the various countries. 

Civic Club of Allegheny County. r 716 C49 

Flower market, June 1926, under the auspices of the Civic Club of 

Allegheny County. Pittsburgh, 1926. 

Crowther, Thomas. qr 717 C89 

English garden furniture; collection of the late Thomas Crowther, 

Fulham, London, with additions. Amer. Art Assoc. [1926.] 

Illustrated sales catalogue. 

The Mayflower [monthly], 1894-95. v.10-11. 1894-95. qr 716 M53 

Merged into "Floral life" in Oct. 1906.


Architecture 



Decoration. 

Bellot, Paul. qb 726 B41 

A modern architectural work. Marshall Jones Co., 1927. 


Contents.—Oosterhout (Holland) Saint Paul's abbey.—Quarr-Abbey (Isle of Wight, 

England) Monastery of Saint Mary.—Noordhoek (Holland) Parish-church, rectory, and 

school.—Bavel (Holland) Sisters' kindergarten and convent.—Heerle (Holland) Enlargement 

of the parish-church.—Eindhoven (Holland) College and chapel of the Augustinian 

Fathers.—Bloemendaal (Holland) Cemetery chapel. 

Made up of plates showing the work of this French architect who is a Benedictine 

monk, and of an introductory text giving a critical estimate of his work and brief 

descriptions of each of the seven examples. 

Colasanti, Arduino. qb 728.3 C67 

Case e palazzi barocchi di Roma. [191-?] (Tesori d'arte italiana.) 

Made up of 61 plates showing Roman houses and palaces as examples of baroque 

architecture. 

Edwards, Arthur Trystan. 720 E31 

Architectural style. Faber [1926]. 

An analysis of the principles of architectural composition. 

Lubschez, Ben Jehudah. qb 720.973 L96 

Manhattan, the magical island; one hundred and eight pictures of 

Manhattan, with prelude and descriptive notes. Press of the Amer. 

Institute of Architects, 1927. 

Russische baukunst. 1922. qb 720.947 R92 

Edited by Alexander Eliasberg. 

"Quellenverzeichnis": p.[34.] 

Made up of a short historical introductory text and plates showing Russian churches, 

cathedrals, palaces, and other examples of architecture. 

Schliepmann, Hans. qb 725.82 S34 

Lichtspieltheater; eine sammlung ausgefiihrter kinohauser in gross- 

Berlin; 109 abbildungen mit text. 1914. 

Made up of plates showing moving-picture theaters in Berlin and a 32-page introduction 

discussing the building of such theaters and including numerous plans. 

Music 

Scores 

[Beethoven, Ludwig van.] r 786.41 B38 

[Sonata appassionata. Op.57.] 

This publication is the fac-simile reproduction of the original manuscript of 

Beethoven's Sonata appassionata (F minor, opus 57), which belongs to the Library of the 

Paris Conservatory of Music. 

qr 786.4 C6953 

[Collection of music for the piano and voice.] [1841-52.] 

Bound up without title-page or index. 

Dett, Robert Nathaniel, ed. M 784.7 D48 

Religious folk-songs of the Negro as sung at Hampton Institute. 

Hampton Institute Press, 1927.


Flotow, Friedrich, graf von. qM 736.4 R39 

Martha, [selection]; arranged for piano by D. Krug. 

Bound with "Grand potpourri of all the melodies from the celebrated American 

opera bouffe, Evangeline" by E. E. Rice. 

Gould, Sabine Baring-. qM 7343 Q73 

English minstrelsie; a national monument of English song, collated 

and edited, with notes and historical introductions; the airs, in both 

notations, arranged by H. F. Sheppard [and others], 8v. Jack, 1895-96. 

Johnston, Edward, b. 1879. qM 782.8 J36 

O Hara San; a Japanese operetta in two acts, for chorus of mixed 

voices with piano or orchestra; book and lyrics by E. M. Burrows; 

music by E. Johnston. Fischer [cl918]. (Fischer edition, no.43.) 

Contains libretto. 

M 784.8 025 

The One hundred and one best songs for home, school, and meeting. 

Ed.26, rev. Cable Co. [cl925.] 

Rice, Edward E. qM 786.4 R39 

Grand potpourri of all the melodies from the celebrated American 

opera bouffe, Evangeline. Goullaud, cl877. 

Smith, Laura Alexandrine. M 784.4 S65 

The music of the waters; a collection of the sailors' chanties, or 

working songs of the sea, of all maritime nations; boatmen's, fishermen's, 

and rowing songs, and water legends. Paul, 1888. 

Sullivan, Sir Arthur Seymour. qM 786.4 R39 

H. M. S. Pinafore: waltz. [cl879.] 

Bound with "Grand potpourri of all the melodies from the celebrated American 

opera bouffe, Evangeline" by E. E. Rice. 

Vassar College. qM 784.61 V23 

Alumnae anniversary song-book. Schirmer, 1921. 


Audsley, George Ashdown. , 786.6 A91t 

The temple of tone; a disquisition on the scientific and artistic 

tonal appointment and control of concert-room, church, and theater 

organs, according to the advanced system of compound tonal flexibility 

and expression, with complete specifications. Fischer, 1925. 

"George Ashdown Audsley, LL.D; an appreciation, by T. Scott Buhrman": p. [246]— 

260. 

Etude. r 780.973 E89 

Two centuries of American musical composition; souvenir of the 

Sesqui-Centennial, celebrating one hundred and fifty years of American 

independence, 1776-1926. Presser [1926?] 

Contains 13 musical selections and small photographs of more than four hundred 

American musicians. 

Maitland, John Alexander Fuller-. 780 M27 

The spell of music; an attempt to analyse the enjoyment of music. 

Murray [1926].



The Orlando Gibbons tercentenary; some virginal manuscripts in 

the Music division, by Jeffrey Mark. New York Public library, 1926. 


December 1925." 

A full description of two manuscript books containing compositions for the 

virginals by the Elizabethan composer. 

Scott, Cyril Meir. 780 S42 

The philosophy of modernism (in its connection with music). Paul 

[1917?] (The music lover's library.) 

Westerby, Herbert, cd. q 786.5 W56 

The complete organ recitalist, British and American; historical, 

educational, and descriptive [by] Herbert Westerby, assisted by 35 

eminent contributors. [Godfrey, 1927.] 

At head of title: Dedicated to the organist associations of Britain and America. 

"A select list of British and American organ literature", by J. H. Burn: p.xviiixxiii. 

The same qr 786.5 W56 

Articles on organs, organ music, organists, and composers. 

Recreation 

Irwin, Florence. 795 I28b 

Bridge for thinkers; including the revised laws of auction, 1926, the 

etiquette of the game, and a chapter on contract bridge. Putnam, 1927. 

"The laws of auction bridge as adopted by the Whist Club, together with the 

etiquette of the game" and "Laws of contract auction bridge, 1927" have special titlepages. 

Red-Cross Society. (United States. American National 796.95 R26 

Red Cross.) 

Camp Fire Girls book of aquatics; prepared by American Red Cross 

Life Saving Service, and the Department of publications, Camp Fire 

Girls. Camp Fire Outfitting Co., 1925. 

Stagg, Amos Alonzo. 796.32 S77 

Touchdown! as told by A. A. Stagg to W. W. Stout. Longmans, 

1927. 

Describes the development of American foot-ball as the author has known it, first 

as a student at Yale (1884-90) and since 1891 as athletic director at the University of 

Chicago. 

Literature 

Association des ficrivains Combattants. r 840.8 A84 

Anthologie des ecrivains morts a la guerre, 1914-1918. 5v. 1924-26. 

With brief notices and bibliographies of the authors. 

Bourland, Caroline Brown. 863.09 B65 

The short story in Spain in the seventeenth century, with a bibliography 

of the novela from 1576 to 1700. Smith College, 1927. (Smith 

College fiftieth anniversary publications [v.8].) 

Bibliography: p.87-201; "Bibliographies cited": p.217. 

The same r 863.09 B65

BOOKS ADDED—DECEMBER 1927 r,57 

Boynton, Percy Holmes. 810g B67m 

More contemporary Americans. University of Chicago Press [1927], 

Contents.— Winds of criticism.—Herman Melville.—Lafcadio Hearn.—Ambrose 

Bierce.—The college insurgents.—The public and the reading public—Joseph Hergesheimer.—Sherwood 

Anderson.—Sinclair Lewis.—Democracy and public taste. 

Burke, Peter. 825 Bg,lzb 

The wisdom and genius of the Right Hon. Edmund Burke, illustrated 

in a series of extracts from his writings and speeches; with a 

summary of his life. Moxon, 1845. 

827 B92 

Burlesque plays and poems; with an introduction by Henry Morley. 

Routledge, 1885. (Morley's universal library.) 

Contents.—Chaucer's Rime of Thopas.—Beaumont & Fletcher's Knight of the 

burning pestle.—George Villiers, duke of Buckingham's Rehearsal.—John Philips's 

Splendid shilling.—Fielding's Tom Thumb the Great.—Henry Carey's Namby Pamby, 

and Chrononhotonthologos.—Canning, Frere, & Ellis's Rovers.—W. B. Rhodes's Bombastes 

furioso.—Horace & James Smith's Rejected addresses.—Thomas Hood's Odes 

and addresses to great people. 

Canby, Henry Seidel, & Opdycke, J. B. 808 C16e 

Elements of composition for secondary schools. Macmillan, 1920. 

Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh. r 016.823 C216c 

Contemporary novelists, English and American. Pittsburgh, 1926. 

A bibliography. 

Cicero, Marcus Tullius. 875 C47spe 

The speeches: Pro lege Manilia, Pro Caecina, Pro Cluentio, Pro 

Rabirio perduellionis; with an English translation by H. G Hodge. 


Latin and English on opposite pages. 

The same r875 C47spe 

Cowling, George Herbert. 821 C41zc 

Chaucer; with six illustrations. Methuen [1927]. 

"A short list of Chaucer manuscripts": p.211-214. 


The first chapter reviews the life of Chaucer, the second discusses in detail the 

chronology of his writings, the rest of the book considers the individual works, their 

origin, source, and style. 

Enfield, William. r 808.5 E62 

The speaker; or, Miscellaneous pieces, selected from the best English 

writers, and disposed under proper heads with a view to facilitate the 

improvement of youth in reading and speaking, to which is prefixed an 

essay on elocution. New ed. Duyckinck, 1814. 

Hitchcock, Alfred Marshall. 823 H62 

Study plans for novels read in high schools. Holt [cl927]. 

Loewe, Herbert Martin James. 892.41 L76 

Some mediaeval Hebrew poesy, with a foreword by Sir Hugh Allen, 

and an afterword by H. M. Adler. Allen [1927]. 

The ninth Arthur Davis memorial lecture, delivered before the Jewish Historical 

Society in 1926. Discusses 16 Hebrew table-songs, or zemiroth, composed between the 

10th and the 16th centuries, which have become incorporated in the domestic program of 

Sabbath music.


Noyes, Alfred. 824 N48 

New essays and American impressions. Holt [cl927]. 

Phelps, William Lyon. r 813 P49 

Twentieth century American novels. Amer. Library Assoc, 1927. 

(Reading with a purpose.) 


Reviews the subject briefly and recommends nine outstanding novels. 

Plutarch. 888 P72mo 

Moralia, with an English translation by F. C. Babbitt, v.l. Heinemann, 

1927. (Loeb classical library.) 

Bibliography: p.xviii-xxxi. 


The same r 888 P72mo 

Sanford, A. P., & Schauffler, R. H., comp. 808.8 S22 

Armistice day; an anthology of the best prose and verse on patriotism, 

the great war, the armistice—its history, observance, spirit, 

and significance; victory, the unknown soldier and his brothers, and 

peace; with fiction, drama, pageantry, and programs for Armistice day 

observance. Dodd, 1927. (Our American holidays.) 


Stewart, Herbert Leslie. 848 F86zs 

Anatole France, the Parisian. Dodd, 1927. 

"Bibliography of Anatole France's chief works": p.385-386. 

"This fully documented volume of nearly four hundred pages, with its conscientious 

array of footnotes and its meticulously planned chapters, is a better and more 

solid book than its title suggests... The actual incidents of France's life are touched 

upon only in so far as they give point to his works, or more specifically, to the current 

of ideas that runs through his works." Lewis Galantiere in Books, 1927. 

Unamuno y Jugo, Miguel de. 863 C33zun 

The life of Don Quixote and Sancho according to M. de Cervantes 

Saavedra, expounded with comment; tr. by H. P. Earle. Knopf, 1927. 

Wright, T. H. 821 T381zw 

Francis Thompson and his poetry. Harrap [1927]. (Poetry & life 


Poetry 

Colum, Padraic. 821 C727c 

Creatures; with drawings by Boris Artzybasheff. Macmillan, 1927. 

Cullen, Countee. 811 C91c 

Copper sun; with decorations by Charles Cullen. Harper, 1927. 

Daly, James Joseph. r 811 D17 

The guilty sun. [Pittsburgh] Folio Press, 1926. 

Dresbach, Glenn Ward. 811 D81 

Cliff dwellings, and other poems. Vinal, 1926. 

Fillrin, Walt. 811 F47 

What wins. Journal-Post [cl926].


Harlan, Caleb. r 311 PJ27 

Elflora of the Susquehanna; a poem. Lippincott, 1879. 

Lowell, Amy. 811 Lg5ba 

Ballads for sale. Houghton, 1927. 

[Mathias, Thomas James.] r 821 M47 

Pursuits of literature; a satirical poem, in four dialogues, with notes, 

to which are annexed, A vindication of the work, and translations of 

all the Greek, Latin, Italian, and French quotations. Maxwell, 1800. 

"A translation of the Greek, Latin, Italian, and French passages quoted in the 

prefaces and notes to the preceding poem, to which is prefixed Prefatory epistle" 

(p.[371]-481) has special title-page. 

Sitwell, Sacheverell. 821 S623c 

The cyder feast, and other poems. Doran, 1927. 

Wright, Merle St. Croix. 811 W93 

Ignis ardens. Vinal, 1926. 


Allen, James Turney. 7g2 A42 

Stage antiquities of the Greeks and Romans and their influence. 

Longmans, 1927. (Our debt to Greece and Rome.) 


Aubert, Charles. 793.1 A88 

The art of pantomime; tr. from the French by Edith Sears, with an 

introduction by Sybil Baker. Holt [cl927]. 

Describes gestures and expressions, illustrating each with drawings, and discusses 

the various problems connected with presenting pantomimes in the theater. 

Bax, Clifford. 822 B33n 

Nocturne in Palermo. Phillips, 1924. (Contemporary British dramatists, 

v.16.) 

Bocher, Ferdinand, ed. 842.08 B57 

College series of French plays, with English notes. Urbino, 1866. 

Contents.—Les petits oiseaux, par Eugene Labiche et Delacour.—Mademoiselle de 

la Seigliere, par Jules Sandeau.—Le roman d'un jeune homme pauvre, par Octave Feuillet.—Les 

doigts de fee, par Scribe et Legouve. 

Chambrun, Clara (Longworth), comtesse de. 822.33 B22 

Shakespeare, actor-poet, as seen by his associates, explained by himself, 

and remembered by the succeeding generation. Appleton, 1927. 

"There is too much scholarship to please lovers of the 'new' biography, and too 

much inaccuracy in that scholarship to please the scholars." Samuel Chew m Bocks, 

1927. 

Clements, Colin Campbell. 812 C56t 

Tea and conversation; a comedy of bad manners, in one act. 

French, cl923. (French's international copyrighted edition of the 

works of the best authors, no.455.) 

qr 792.05 D7913 

Drama league review; bulletin, Jan. 10, 1914-April 10, 1916, 1922/23date. 

Pittsburgh, 1914-date. 

1915, no.6; 1922/23, no.3-4, 6; 1923/24, no.18 wanting. 

1914, no.1-1922/23, no.10, title reads "Bulletin". 

Issued by Pittsburgh center, Drama League of America.


Fowle, William Bentley. '. r 793.1 F84 

Parlor dramas; or, Dramatic scenes for home amusement. Chase 

[cl8S6]. 

Contents.—Woman's rights.—Country cousins.—The will.—The fugitive slave.—The 

pedant.—Love at sight.—William Tell.—The counterplot.—The well of St. Keyne.—The 

oddity.—The tables turned.—The double ghost.—The tea party.—The tear.—The Jesuit 

in America. 

Gogol, Nikolai Vasilievitch. 891.72 G57g 

The government inspector, and other plays. Knopf, 1927. 

Contents.— The government inspector. — Marriage. — The gamblers. — Dramatic 

sketches & fragments: An official's morning; A lawsuit; The servants' hall; A fragment. 

Gribble, George Dunning. 822 G88m 

The masque of Venice; an entertainment in three acts. Benn, 1924. 

(Contemporary British dramatists, v.ll.) 

Gribble, George Dunning. 822 G88 

The scene that was to write itself; a tragi-comedy in one act. Benn, 

1924. (Contemporary British dramatists, v.12.) 

Hamilton, Cosmo, & Reilly, F. C. 822 H199p 

"Pickwick"; a play in three acts, freely based upon the Pickwick 

papers by Charles Dickens. Putnam, 1927. 

Henry, Arthur, & Van Auken, D. H. 793.1 H45 

Mother's day; a play in three acts. French, cl927. (French's international 

copyrighted edition of the works of the best authors, no.598.) 

Hughes, Samuel Carlyle. 792 H89 

The pre-Victorian drama in Dublin. Hodges, 1904. 

Contents.—Clio; a historical sketch.—Melpomene and Thalia: Shakespere.—Melpomene: 

Tragedies.—Thalia A: Comedies of the usual length.—Thalia B: Short comedies, 

interludes, and farces.—Terpsichore A: Musical plays of the usual length. : —Terpsichore 

B: Short musical plays.—Appendix. 

Brief information about the plays presented, including sketches of the plots, the 

dates of their appearance, the theaters in which they were presented, and something of 

the history of the authors and actors connected with them. 

Lawrence, William John. 792 L42p 

The physical conditions of the Elizabethan public playhouse. Harvard 



Lee, Charles James. 822 L52 

Mr. Sampson; a play in one act. Dent, 1927. 

"Awarded the Lord Howard de Walden cup at the British Drama League's festival 

of community drama at the Xew Theatre, London, February 1927." 

Malleson, Miles. 822 M29 

The fanatics; a comedy in three acts. Benn, 1924. (Contemporary 


Monkhouse, Allan. 822 M82f 

First blood; a play in four acts. Benn, 1924. (Contemporary 


Monkhouse, Allan. 822 M82s 

Sons & fathers; a play in four acts. Benn, 1925. (Contemporary 

British dramatists, v.28.)


Rubinstejn, Harold F. ' 822 R82p 

Peter & Paul; a play in three acts. Phillips, 1924. (Contemporary 


Schelling, Felix Emmanuel. 822.33 D74 

Shakespeare and "demi-science"; papers on Elizabethan topics. 

Press of the University of Pennsylvania, 1927. 

Contents.—Shakespeare and "demi-science".—Myth making.—The seedpod of Shakespeare 

criticism.—The Shakespeare canon.—Ben Jonson and the classical school.—The 

common folk of Shakespeare.—"Sidney's sister, Pembroke's mother."—Shakespeare and 

the law.—Devotional poetry in the reign of Charles I.—The supernatural in old 

English drama.—Shakespeare in twenty minutes.—America's Elizabethan heritage. 

[Smith, Edward Percy.] 822 S646 

The Rigordans; a play in three acts, by Edward Percy [pseud.]. 

Phillips, 1924. (Contemporary British dramatists, v.17.) 

Sprague, Arthur Colby. 822.09 S76 

Beaumont and Fletcher on the Restoration stage. Harvard University 

Press, 1926. 


Steele, Mary Susan. 822.09 S81 

Plays & masques at court during the reigns of Elizabeth, James, 

and Charles. Yale University Press, 1926. (Cornell studies in English.) 

"A list of the principal works cited": p.287-291. 

Listed by date (1558-1642). Gives place of presentation, and very brief description, 

often quoted from contemporary sources. 

Thompson, Edward Joseph. 822 T38 

Krishna Kumari; an historical drama in four acts. Benn, 1924. 

(Contemporary British dramatists, v.10.) 

Weaver, John Van Alstyne. 812 W36 

So that's that. Appleton, 1926. (Appleton modern plays, no.36.) 

Wilcox, Constance Grenelle. 812 W712p 

Pan pipes; a woodland play in one act. French, cl920. (French's 


no.S13.) 

Reprinted from the author's "Told in a Chinese garden and four other fantastic 

plays", 1920. 

Wynne, Anna. 812 W99 

The night of the entertainment; comedy, in two acts, for college 

girls. French [cl908]. (French's international copyrighted edition of 

the works of the best authors, no.151.) 

Biography 


Balch, William Ralston. 92 G184b 

The life of James Abram Garfield, late president of the United 

States; the record of a wonderful career which, like that of Abraham 

Lincoln, by native energy and untiring industry, led its hero from 

obscurity to the foremost position in the American nation, together


Balch, William Ralston—continued. 92 G184b 

with a full account of his election to the presidency, momentous events 

of his brief administration, assassination, surgical treatment, the sympathy 

of the nation, removal to Elberon, death, autopsy, funeral obsequies, 

interment, etc. McCurdy [cl881]. 

Barnum, Phineas Taylor. 92 B2562ba 

Barnum's own story; the autobiography combined & condensed 

from the various editions published during his lifetime by W. R. 

Browne. Viking Press, 1927. 

Bertrand, Louis. q 92 L9271b 

La vie amoureuse de Louis XIV; essai de psychologie historique, 

illustrations de Rene Lelong. cl924. (La Petite illustration; serieroman, 

no.212-213; new ser., no.86-87.) 

Boiling, John Randolph, and others, comp. r 92 W7732bo 

Chronology of Woodrow Wilson, together with his most notable 

addresses, a brief description of the League of Nations, and the League 

of Nations covenant; comp. for M. V. Pennington. Stokes, 1927. 

Buckland, Augustus Robert. 92 H794b 

John Horden, missionary bishop; a life on the shores of Hudson's 

Bay. Ed.7. Sunday School Union [19—]. (Splendid lives series.) 

Cannon, Joseph Gurney. 92 C1734c 

Uncle Joe Cannon; the story of a pioneer American as told to L. W. 

Busbey, for 20 years his private secretary. Holt [cl927]. 

Edited by K. G. Busbey. 

"Cannon's secretary.. .died before the manuscript was ready for the press, and 

Mrs. Busbey completed the book. Yet it is impossible to distinguish the work of the 

designer from that of the finisher and the whole reads like the veritable words of Uncle 

Joe himself, as in large measure it actually is. The book has a triple interest: it 

sketches the primitive civilization of well-nigh a century ago in the Middle West, it 

traces the career of one of that section's outstanding personages, and it presents the 

political creed of the 'regular'." R. J. Davis in Saturday review of literature, 1927. 

Carbonell, Jose Manuel. r 92 T857c 

Leopoldo Turla; su poesia y su actuacion revolucionaria; discurso 

pronunciado en la inauguracion del curso academico de 1926-1927 por 

el presidente de la Academia. 1926. 

At head of title: Academia Nacional de Artes y Letras. 

[Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh.] qr 92 F819c2 

[Scrapbook of newspaper clippings relating to the centennial celebration 

of Stephen Foster's birthday, Pittsburgh, July 5, 1926.] [Pittsburgh, 

1927.] 

Greene, Evarts Boutell. 92 G834g 

A New-Englander in Japan, Daniel Crosby Greene. Houghton, 1927. 

A biography of Daniel Greene, who spent 44 years as a missionary in Japan (1869- 

1913). Written by his son. 

Haldane, Elizabeth Sanderson. 92 E476h 

George Eliot and her times; a Victorian study. Appleton, 1927. 

"The purpose. . .has not been so much to concentrate attention upon the actual 

events of George Eliot's life, as to consider how the relations of her work to the general 

aim and effort of her epoch appear after the lapse of nearly half a century." Prefatory 

note.


Holland, Josiah Gilbert. g2 L715ho 

Life of Abraham Lincoln. Bill, 1866. 

Karsner, David. 92 D3552k 

Debs; his authorized life and letters. [Ed.3.] Boni [1920]. 

Loti, Pierre (pseud, of Julien Viand). q 92 L916Lo 

Journal intime; publie par son fils Samuel Viaud. cl924. (La 

Petite illustration; serie-roman, no.88-92.) 

McGilchrist, John. 92 B779m 

The life of Lord Brougham, with extracts from his speeches, and 

notices of his contemporaries; with a fine portrait on steel. Griffin, 

1868. 

Mackenzie, Robert Shelton. 92 S431m 

Sir Walter Scott; the story of his life. Osgood, 1871. 

Manly, John Matthews. 92 C411m 

Some new light on Chaucer; lectures delivered at the Lowell Institute. 

Holt [cl926]. 

Seven of the ten chapters deal with the Canterbury pilgrims. The author endeavors 

to show, in the light of newdy discovered material, that Chaucer had living models for 

his portraits. The last chapter is a critical estimate of Chaucer as an artist. 

Murphy, Arthur. r 92 G194m 

The life of David Garrick, esq. 2v. Wright, 1801. 

Pringle, Henry F. 92 S6421p 

Alfred E. Smith, a critical study; with a portrait frontispiece by 

Wilfred Jones. Macy, 1927. 

"The present book is predicated upon the belief that Governor Smith will obtain the 

Democratic nomination for President in the convention to be held in 1928...We have the 

story of a career rather than of a man. In the deepest sense of the word the book 

hardly lives up the adjective critical. It is, however, a tale singularly fair and absorbingly 

interesting. .. One gathers that Henry Pringle knows Smith well and likes 

him even better, but he is entirely ready to see and mark down motes and beams in the 

Governor's career." Heywood Broun in Saturday review of literature, 1927. 

Ramsay, David. r 171 023 

An eulogium upon Benjamin Rush, M.D., professor of the institutes 

and practice of medicine and of clinical practice in the University of 

Pennsylvania, who departed this life April 19, 1813, in the sixty-ninth 

year of his age; written at the request of the Medical Society of South 

Carolina, and delivered before them and others, in the Circular Church 

of Charleston, on the 10th of June, 1813, and published at their request. 

Bradford, 1813. 

Bound with "Hints for an essay on the pursuit of happiness", by B. L. Oliver. 

United States—House. r 92 W612u 

Gen. Joseph Wheeler; proceedings in Statuary Hall of the United 

States Capitol upon the unveiling and presentation of the statue of 

Gen. Joseph Wheeler, by the state of Alabama. 1926. (69th Cong., 1st 

sess. House. Doc. no.480.) 

Wain, Robert. r 92 L144w 

Life of the Marquis de La Fayette; major-general in the service of 

the United States of America, in the war of the Revolution. Ayres, 

1825.


Wilkinson, James John Garth. 92 S974wi 

Emanuel Swedenborg; a biography. Clapp, 1849. 

Willsie, Mrs. Honore (McCue). 92 A3552w 

The father of Little women; with illustrations. Little, 1927. 


" 'This' says Mrs. Morrow, 'is. . .an attempt to retrieve something infinitely precious 

that has long been mislaid in America: namely, Bronson Alcott's theory of the best 

method to educate children.' That intention is thoroughly carried out...From Bronson's 

own voluminous unpublished journals, from the journals of his daughters and his wife 

...from Emerson's letters and journals, and other sources, this book has been made. 

There emerges the portrait of a remarkable mind at work in a field which has since become 

overcrowded with a multitude of others who have seldom acknowledged their 

indebtedness to the notable pioneering work of Bronson Alcott." New York times, 1927. 

Collected Biography- 

Abbott, Lawrence Fraser. 920 A131 

Twelve great modernists: Herodotus, St. Francis, Erasmus, Voltaire, 

Thomas Jefferson, John Marshall, Frangois Millet, George Stephenson, 

Beethoven, Emerson, Darwin, Pasteur. Doubleday, 1927. 

Biographical sketches of men who in their various spheres exemplified the spirit of 

courage and progress. 

Bowers, Claude Gernade. 923.2 B662 

The founders of the Republic. Amer. Library Assoc, 1927. (Reading 




A brief discussion of the importance of Patrick Henry, Samuel Adams, Washington, 

Franklin, Madison, Jefferson, and Hamilton. 

Fishback, Reuben Dewitt, comp. r 929.2 F52f 

Genealogy of the Fishback family; the descendants of Harmon 

Fishback, the emigrant, with additional data. Taylor, 1926. 

Ludwig, Emil. 920 L97 

Genius and character; tr. by Kenneth Burke. Harcourt [cl927]. 

Contents.—Introduction: on the writing of history.—Frederick the Great.—Baron 

vom Stein.— Bismarck.— Stanley.— Peters.— Rhodes.— Wilson.— Rathenau.— Lenin.— 

Leonardo da Vinci.—Shakespeare.—Rembrandt's self-portrait.—Voltaire in eighteen tableaux.—Lord 

Byron and Lassalle.—Goethe and Schiller.—Dehmel.—Balzac.—Portrait of 

an officer. 

Strassburger, Ralph Beaver. qr 929.2 S89 

The Strassburger family and allied families of Pennsylvania; being 

the ancestry of Jacob Andrew Strassburger, esquire, of Montgomery 

County, Pennsylvania, by his son Ralph Beaver Strassburger. Printed 

for private circulation, 1922. 

Tabor, Margaret E. 920.7 Til 

Pioneer women; Elizabeth Fry, Elizabeth Blackwell, Florence Nightingale, 

Mary Slessor; with portraits. Sheldon Press, 1925. 

Biographical sketches.


Maps. Atlases 

Chubb, Thomas. qr 016.91242 C46 

The printed maps in the atlases of Great Britain and Ireland; a 

bibliography, 1579-1870, with an introduction by F. P. Sprent and 

biographical notes on the map makers, engravers, and publishers by 

T. Chubb, assisted by J. W. Skells and H. Beharrell; with numerous 

reproductions of title pages, etc. Homeland Assoc, Ltd. [1927.] 

Finley, Anthony, pub. qr 912.3 F49 

Atlas classica; or, Select maps of ancient geography both sacred and 

profane. 1828. 

Funk & Wagnalls Company, New York. qr 912 F98 

A standard atlas of the world and pictorial gazetteer, with 1910 

census; a new series of over one hundred maps in colors, based upon 

the latest official surveys, and accompanied by a gazetteer of cities and 

towns and a descriptive gazetteer of the states, countries, and physical 

features of the globe. 1911. 

Maps—Albany, N. Y. (1926.) r 912.74743 M 

Map of the cities of Albany and Rensselaer, N. Y. Sampson, 1926. 

Size, 20^4 x 28% inches, folded in sextodecimo cover; scale, about 1,200 ft. to 

1 inch. 

Cover title reads " 'Fingerpoint' map of Albany, N. Y." 

Maps—Boston. (1926.) r 912.744 M6 

"Fingerpoint" map of Boston. Sampson, 1926. 

Size, 34-Hjx29^j inches, folded in narrow duodecimo cover; scale, 1,500 ft. to 

1 inch. 

Contains inset map "Hyde Park". 

Maps—Brooklyn, N. Y. r 912.74723 M 

Hammond's transit and house number map of Brooklyn, showing 

house numbers at frequent intervals, subways in separate colors, also 

elevated and surfaces lines, with express and local stations, index of 

streets and avenues, etc. Hammond. 

Size, 3Zyix27'4 inches, folded in narrow octavo cover; scale, about 1,925 ft. to 

1 inch. 

Maps—Fall River, Mass. (1926.) r 912.7448 M 

"Fingerpoint" map of Fall River. Sampson, 1926. 

Size, 26J4 x 199i inches, folded in duodecimo cover; scale, 1,000 ft. to 1 inch. 

Maps—Nashville, Tenn. r 912.768 M3 

Revised map of Nashville. Marshall. 

Size, 23 x 22 inches, folded in narrow octavo cover; scale about yi mile to 1 inch. 

Maps—New Bedford, Mass. (1909.) r 912.7448 M2 

Latest map of New Bedford city, Massachusetts. Walker Lithograph 

& Pub. Co. [cl909.] 

Size, 17J4 x 26 inches, folded in narrow duodecimo cover; scale, about 800 ft. to 

1 inch. 

Maps—New Orleans. (1924.) r 912.763 M4 

Indexed pocket map and street guide of New Orleans [comp. by 

C A. Robert, copyrighted by S. W. Taylor]. Times-Picayune [cl924]. 

Size, \6Vi x 18 inches, folded in sextodecimo cover; scale, 2,000 ft. to 1 inch.


Maps—New York (city). r 912.7471 M4 

Hammond's handy reference map of New York city (Manhattan 

and the Bronx), showing all subways in separate colors, also elevated 

and surface lines, with express and local stations, index of streets and 

avenues, etc. Hammond. 

Size, 34 T A x 22 inches, folded in narrow octavo cover; scale 3,000 ft. to 1 inch. 

Contains inset map "New York city". 

Maps—Norfolk, Va. (1927.) r 912.755 M4 

Wagner's complete indexed map of Norfolk, Portsmouth. Wagner 

[cl927]. 

Size, 305^ x 20^8 inches, folded in narrow duodecimo cover; scale l /i mile to 1 inch. 

Maps—Omaha, Neb. (1924.) r 912.782 M2 

New map of greater Omaha, South Side, Florence, Benson, Dundee, 

Ralston, with index and guide to streets, general information, and 

points of interest. La Douceur [cl924]. 

Size, 24 x \7y2 inches, folded in narrow sextodecimo cover; scale, 1/2 mile to 1 inch. 

Maps—Salt Lake City, Utah. (1926.) r 912.792 M 

Farr's official map of Salt Lake City, Utah. Farr [cl926]. 

Size, 16^4 x 16 inches, folded in 24mo. cover. 

Maps—Trenton, N. J. (1926.) r 912.74966 M 

Map of Trenton, N. J., and suburbs. Fitzgerald Directory Co., 1926. 

Size, 20^x30^ inches, folded in sextodecimo cover; scale, 1,000 feet to 1 inch. 

Cover title reads "Stoll's map of Trenton". 

Rand, McNally & Co., pub. qr 912 R18u 

Universal atlas of the world; containing colored maps of every 

country and civil division upon the face of the globe, with marginal 

index, together with historical, descriptive, and statistical matter pertaining 

to each, colored statistical diagrams, and city maps; a new, 

complete ready reference index to the United States showing full returns 

from the census of 1900, also a concise review, richly illustrated 

by engravings, of the world's peoples. 1907. 


General 

Knight, Ella Bartlett. r 016.91 K34 

A bibliography of geographical literature for elementary grades and 

junior high school. Clark University, 1926. 

League of Nations Non-partisan Association. r 016.91 L45 

International guide to material descriptive of many lands and peoples. 

1926. (Educational publications, no.4.) 

Lists for use with young people, including books for general reading, plays, pageants, 

folk-songs, dances, games, pictures, posters, maps, and periodicals. 

Europe 

Futara, Yoshinori, & Sawada, Setsuzo. 914 F99 

The Crown Prince's European tour; tr. into English by the staff 

of the Osaka Mainichi, English edition, rev. by H. E. Palmer. 1926. 

An account, in the form of a diary, of the tour made in 1921 by Hirohito, crown 

prince of Japan, written by members of his suite.


Gordon, Jan, & Gordon, Mrs. C. J. 914.96 G65t 

Two vagabonds in Albania; with illustrations by the authors Lane 

[1927]. 

Records the impressions and observations of these author-artists during their wanderings 

in Albania in the summer of 1925. 

Gostling, Mrs. Frances M. (Parkinson). 914.4 G71Lu 

The lure of Normandy. McBride, 1927. 

Describes particularly that part of Normandy associated with William the Conqueror 

and tells much of the legend and history connected with the country- 

Russia (1922- (U. S. S. R.)). r 914.7 R9223 

Guide to the Soviet Union; produced by the SSSR Society for Cultural 

Relations with Foreign Countries. 192S. 

United States 

Clary, Martin. 917.61 QS3 

The facts about Muscle Shoals. Ocean Pub. Co. [cl924.] 

Discusses the possibilities of Muscle Shoals as the site of a great commercial and 

manufacturing center. 

qr 917.3 D62 

Directory of American municipalities; the standard authority on cities 

of the United States of America, being the only work published containing 

an accurate and annually revised list of city officials, together 

with a world of data, statistics, and municipal information not elsewhere 

obtainable; comp. and ed. in co-operation with officials of the 

municipalities and of local chambers of commerce. 1927 edition. cl927. 

Faris, John Thomson. 917.48 F23o 

Old trails and roads in Penn's Land; with frontispiece in color and 

61 doubletone illustrations. Lippincott, 1927. 

The same r 917.48 F23o 

"He follows the fine modern roads, most of them built along trails worn by Indian 

and pioneer, to city after city... He calls attention to every point of historic or scenic 

or sentimental interest, pausing long enough to narrate its chief features and tell something 

of the persons connected with it...The volume is essentially a book for the traveler 

by motor, rather than for home reading." New York times, 1927. 

Faris, John Thomson. 917.3 F23ro 

The romance of the rivers; profusely illustrated. Harper, 1927. 

Bibliography: p.282-2S6. 

An "attempt to make the personality of America's noble streams stand out more 

clearly by telling not only of their history, but of their surroundings". Preface. 

Freeman, Lewis Ransome. 917.3 F912 

Waterways of westward wandering; small boat voyages down the 

Ohio, Missouri, and Mississippi rivers. Dodd, 1927. 

Part of the material originally appeared in the "National geographic" and "Motor 

boat". Condensed from Acknowledgment. 

The author supplements the chronicle of his own wandering with historical accounts 

of the main drifts of the early movements of settlers along these waterways. 

Jenkins, Stephen. 917.4 J25 

The old Boston post road; with 200 illustrations and maps. Putnam, 

1914. 


A historical account of the oldest and most northerly of the three post roads from 

Boston to New York, describing the development of the settlements along the way from 

pioneer villages to manufacturing towns and cities.


Kluckhohn, Clyde. 917.8 K33 

To the foot of the Rainbow; a tale of twenty-five hundred miles of 

wandering on horseback through the southwest enchanted land. Century 

[1927]. 

The author tells of experiences on his journey through New Mexico, Colorado, Arizona, 

and Utah. His goal was the Rainbow Natural Bridge, but his plan in general 

was to deviate from any straight route whenever there was a natural wonder to be 

seen, a pueblo to visit, or any special Indian celebration to attend. 

Olympia, Wash., Chamber of Commerce. r 917.97 023 

The great myth—"Mount Tacoma"; Mount Rainier and the facts 

of history; issued by the Olympia Chamber of Commerce and the 

Thurston County Pioneer and Historical Society. 1924. 

Discusses the controversy concerning the name of the mountain and attempts to 

prove that Tacoma was never its Indian name as stated by those who advocated changing 

the name from Rainier. 

Union Pacific Railroad Company. r 917.92 U25 

Zion National Park, Bryce Canyon, Cedar Breaks, Kaibab Forest, 

north rim of Grand Canyon. [cl92S.] 


Amundsen, Roald. 919.8 AS2m 

My life as an explorer. Doubleday, 1927. 

r 915.1 C441 

The China journal of science & arts [monthly], 1926-date. v.4—date. 

1926-date. 

Crane, Louise. qr 915.1 C86 

China in sign and symbol; a panorama of Chinese life, past and 

present; with decorations by Kent Crane. Batsford, 1927. 

"Mrs. Crane, by explaining these enigmas of Chinese streets [shopkeepers' signs and 

symbols] has revealed phases of Chinese social life and superstition hitherto hidden... 

Scholarly and illuminating studies of the relation of symbolism to the serious experiences 

of Chinese life are presented by Mrs. Crane in her chapters on the formalities in the 

preparation for death and burial and on the geomantic preludes to marriage." Thomas 

Steep in Books, 1927. 

Glover, Sir John Hawley. 916.6 G51 

The voyage of the Dayspring, being the journal of the late Sir J. H. 

Glover, together with some account of the expedition up the Niger 

River in 1857, by A. C G. Hastings; with an introduction by Lady 

Glover. Lane [1926]. 

The author was a member of the second Niger expedition commanded by Dr. W. 

Balfour Baikie. 

Ossendowski, Ferdinand. 916 029 

Oasis and simoon; the account of a journey through Algeria and 

Tunisia; English text by L. S. Palen. Dutton [cl927]. 

Also published under title "The breath of the desert". 

"Well written in spots, but without sequence, structure or adequate motivating 

theme. It is partly about Cook's tour places in North Africa, full of scattered impressions 

gathered on a hasty, casual motor journey (or scattered left-over notes from a 

previous more leisurely one), to which is added too much second-hand material culled... 

from a less hasty reading of extensive bibliography." W. B. Seabrook in Books, 1927,


Playfair, George Macdonald Home. qr 915.1 P69 

The cities and towns of China; a geographical dictionary. Ed.2. 

Kelly, 1910. 

"In the main a Revisal of Biot's 'Dictionnaire des Villes Chinoises'." Preface. 

Seabrook, W. B. 915.3 S43 

Adventures in Arabia among the Bedouins, Druses, whirling dervishes, 

& Yezidee devil worshipers; illustrated with many photographs 

and with pen drawings by A. G. Peck. Harcourt [cl927]. 

Through the friendly offices of a young Arab whom he met in New York, the 

author was able to see and learn much of the intimate life of the peoples whom he 

visited. 

Shanahan, Edward William. 918 S52 

South America; an economic and regional geography with an 

historical chapter; with 50 maps and diagrams. Methuen [1927]. 

(Methuen's geographical series.) 


Treatt, Mrs. Stella Court. 916 T71 

Cape to Cairo; the record of a historic motor journey; with a foreword 

by the Earl of Clarendon; illustrated with sixty-four photogravures 

from photographs by T. A. Glover, and a map. Little, 1927. 

"A racy account of the first journey by motor-car from the Cape to Cairo [1924—251. 

The expedition, commanded by Major Treatt, followed the 'all-British' route and occupied 

sixteen months. Mrs. Treatt, who acted as cook, doctor, seamstress, and diarist, was 

the only woman member of the party." Nation and athenceum, 1927. 

Tulane University Expedition to Middle America qr 917.2 T83 

(1st), 1925. 

Tribes and temples; a record of the expedition to middle America 

conducted by the Tulane LTniversity of Louisiana in 1925. 2v. 1926-27. 

"Bibliographical data relating to newspapers in the state of Chiapas, Mexico": v.2, 

p.513-516. 

"Bibliography": v.2, p.[5251-536. 

An archaeological and ethnological account of antiquities and present-day customs 

among the Indians of Mexico, Guatemala, and Yucatan. 

History 

General 

Coolidge, Archibald Cary. 904 C78 

Ten years of war and peace. Harvard University Press, 1927. 

Contents.—Russia after Genoa and The Hague.—Two years of American foreign 

policy.—The future of the Monroe Doctrine.—Ten years of war and peace.—After the 

election.—Dissatisfied Germany.—The grouping of nations.—The European reconquest 

of North Africa.—Nationality and the new Europe.—The break up of the Hapsburg 

empire. 

The first seven articles were published in "Foreign affairs" between 1922 and 1927. 

The last paper was read before the American Historical Association, and the other 

two were published in the "Yale review" and the "American historical review". 

Hiersemann (Karl W.) bookseller, Leipzig. r 016.97 H52am 

Americana; a collection of rare and valuable books relating to 

South and North America from the time of the discovery up to the 

year of 1865; with 23 illustrations. 1927. 

Catalogue no.572.


Europe 

Herriot, fidouard. 944.2 H47 

Amid the forests of Normandy; tr. by J. H. Lepper, with sixteen 

full-page illustrations. Cassell [1926]. 

Descriptive and historical essays. 

Hull, Eleanor. 941.5 H91h 

A history of Ireland and her people to the close of the Tudor 

period. Harrap [1926]. 


"List of books belonging to the library of Gerald, ninth earl of Kildare, 1526": 

p.496-498. 

[Kraitsir, Charles V.] r 943.8 K39 

The Poles in the United States of America, preceded by the earliest 

history of the Slavonians, and by the history of Poland. Kiderlen, 1837. 

Preface signed: Charles V. Kraitsir, M. D. 

"The Poles in the United States" (Memorial to the representatives of the people 

of the United States of America in Congress assembled. New York, April 9, 1834, 

signed Lew. Banczakiewicz, Mart. Rosienkiewicz, Dr. Char. Kraitsir [etc.]—-An act 

granting land to certain exiles from Poland, June 30th, 1834, signed Andrew Jackson): 

p.193-195. 

Paleologue, Georges Maurice. 945 P18 

Cavour; tr. by I. F. D. Morrow and M. M. Morrow. Harper, 1927. 

"The life and activities of Cavour are sketched rapidly, but with sufficient fullness 

...Paleologue remains scrupulously objective in presenting Cavour's activities: the man 

he obviously likes, the work he admires, the methods he neither condemns nor condones 

. . .Better perhaps than the full-size portrait of Cavour we appreciate the brilliant sketches 

of his contemporaries." Albert Guerard in Books, 1927. 

Putnam, Ruth. 949.31 P99 

Luxemburg and her neighbours; a record of the political fortunes 

of the present grand duchy from the eve of the French Revolution to 

the great war, with a preliminary sketch of events from 963 to 1780. 

Putnam, 1918. 

"Bibliographical list of principal works consulted": p.453-466. 

Salvemini, Gaetano. 945 S18 

The fascist dictatorship in Italy, v.l. Holt [cl927], 

A dispassionate but sweeping indictment of fascism, supported by documentary evidence, 

by a former professor of history at the University of Florence. Volume one 

covers the rise of fascism and its growth in power, and gives at some length an account 

of the Matteotti case. 

Watson, Charles B. Boog, ed. qr 941.44 W31 

Roll of Edinburgh burgesses, 1406-1700. pt.1-3. Skinner, 1926-27. 

(Scottish Record Society. [Publications], pt.101-103.) 

pt.l-3. A-Kerr. 

United States 

Alaska Historical Association. r 979.8 A32 

Annual report of the secretary and the librarian and curator of the 

Alaska Historical Library and Museum, 1921/22. 1923. 

Report year ends Dec. 15.


Bangs, Mary Rogers. 9 m B22 

Old Cape Cod; the land, the men, the sea. Houghton 1920 

Historical sketches about the old colony, the towns, the French and the English 

wars, theology, whaling, storms, pirates, sea-captains, and old sea ways. ' 

Bowen, Clarence Winthrop. qr g74 g B6gh 

The history of Woodstock, Connecticut. Privately printed, 1926. 

Bibliography: p.xxvii-xxxvi. 

Burgess, Louis Alexander, ed. r 975 5 ggg 

Virginia soldiers of 1776, compiled from documents on file in the 

Virginia land office; together with material found in the Archives department 

of the Virginia state library, and other reliable sources. 2v 

Richmond Press, 1927. 

A portion of this material appeared serially in the "Times-dispatch", Richmond 

Virginia. 

Forrest, Earle Robert. qr 974.882 F78 

History of Washington County, Pennsylvania. 3v. Clarke, 1926. 

v.2-3 contain biographical material. 

Gabriel, Ralph Henry, & Darling, A. B. 973 Qll 

The Yale course of home study, based on the Chronicles of America. 

Yale University Press, 1924. (Chronicles of America series, supplementary 

volume.) 

Gilchrist, Harry C 974.886 G38 

History of Wilkinsburg, Pennsylvania. 1927. 

The same r 974.886 G38 

New York (state)—Historian. r 974.7 N2613h 

Handbook of historical and patriotic societies in New York state, 

including list of local historians, prepared by the Division of archives 

and history, State department of education. University of the State 

of New York Press, 1926. 

New York (city)—Public library. r 016.97471 N26n 

The New York tercentenary; an exhibition of the history of New 

Netherland, 1524-1674; arranged and described by V. H. Paltsits. 1926. 

"Reprinted December 1926 from the Bulletin of the New York Public library of 

September and October 1926." 

A list of the books exhibited in the library. Includes original Dutch records and 

other manuscripts, contemporary maps and views, rare early publications, and numerous 

modern books and pamphlets. 

Pomeroy, Seth. 973.2 P77 

The journals and papers of Seth Pomeroy, sometime general in the 

colonial service; published by the Society of Colonial Wars in the state 

of New York, and, at the request of its Committee on historical documents, 

ed. by L. E. de Forest. 1926. (Society of Colonial Wars in the 

State of New York. Publication no.38.) 

Sipe, Chester Hale. qr 974.891 S6J 

History of Butler County, Pennsylvania; illustrated. 2v. Historical 

Pub. Co., 1927. 

Volume two is made up of biographical and genealogical sketches of contemporary


United States—President. r 991.4 U25 

Conditions in the Philippine Islands; message from the president 

of the United States transmitting a report by C A. Thompson on the 

conditions in the Philippine Islands, together with suggestions with 

reference to the administration and economic development of the 

islands. 1926. (69th Cong., 2d sess. Senate. Doc. no.180.) 

Wooddy, Carroll Hill. 977.3 W86 

The Chicago primary of 1926; a study in election methods. University 

of Chicago Press [1926]. 


Harris, Walter Burton. 964 H29 

France, Spain, and the Rif. Longmans, 1927. 

An account of the French and Spanish campaigns in Morocco written by a correspondent 

of the London "Times" who knew at first hand the events recorded and the 

leaders of the various factions. 

Malcolm, Henry Frederick. 954 M28 

History of the war in India; including the complete history of British 

India, from the earliest times to the present day, also a sketch of Gen. 

Havelock; illustrated with numerous engravings. Bradley, 1864. 

Young, George. 962 Y37 

Egypt. Benn, 1927. (The modern world; a survey of historical 

forces.) 

"Brings a fresh and always independent judgment to bear on the growth of Egyptian 

nationalism, discovering in the history of the recent past ampler grounds for hope than 

his countrymen are wont to conceive. In his last two chapters Mr. Young quits the 

past for the future and enters the frankly controversial field of the relations hereafter 

to be established between Britain, Egypt, and the Sudan." Editors introduction. 

European War 

Fisher, Harold Henry. 940.917 FS3 

The famine in Soviet Russia, 1919-1923; the operations of the American 

relief administration. Macmillan, 1927. 

The same r 940.917 F53 

A report based on materials in the American relief administration archives. Describes 

the relief negotiations and operations, with a brief summary of the work of a 

number of affiliated American organizations. 

Gooch, George Peabody, & Temperley, H. W. V., cd. qr 940.911 G62 

British documents on the origins of the war, 1898-1914. v.1-2, 11. 

H. M. Stationery Off., 1926-27. 

v.l. The end of British isolation. 

v.2. The Anglo-Japanese alliance and the Franco-British entente. 

V.ll. The outbreak of war; Foreign office documents, June 2Sth—August 4th, 1914, 

collected and arranged with introduction and notes by J. W. Headlam-Morley. 

Ranlett, Louis Felix. 940.918 R19 

Let's go! the story of A. S. no.2448602; with illustrations. Houghton, 

1927. 

An account of the author's experiences in the World War as a corporal and later 

as a second lieutenant in the A. E. F.


Thomas, Lowell Jackson. 940.918 T37 

Count Luckner, the sea devil; illustrations from photographs. 

Doubleday, 1927. 

Through Mr. Thomas, the German sea raider tells the story of his exploits during 

the World War. In the "Seeadler", an American full-rigged sailing ship, converted into 

an innocent looking man-of-war by means of trap-doors, false deck-houses, hollow spars, 

etc., the jovial commander roved the South Atlantic and the Pacific, and without a 

single casualty sank millions of dollars worth of allied shipping. 

940.913 T93 

The two battles of the Marne; the stories of Marshal Joffre, General 

von Ludendorff, Marshal Foch, Crown Prince Wilhelm. Cosmopolitan 

Book Corporation, 1927. 







Pennsylvania, and the Director requests that names and addresses of such persons be 


Moon Type 

Galsworthy, John. • qE G157a 

The apple tree. 2v. National Institute for the Blind. 

Galsworthy, John. qE G157f 

The first and the last. 2v. National Institute for the Blind. 

Galsworthy, John. qE G157i 

Indian summer of a Forsyte. 2v. National Institute for the Blind. 

Galsworthy, John. qE G1S7J 

The juryman. National Institute for the Blind. 

Irving, Washington. qE 1288s 

Strange stories by a nervous gentleman. National Institute for the 

Blind. 

Locke, William John. qE L7S92g 

The glory of Clementina. 8v. National Institute for the Blind. 



American Library Association. qE 028.81 A513 

List of books in Braille for boys and girls. Amer. Printing House 

for the Blind, 1927. 

Beach, Rex Ellingwood. qE B342f 

Flowing gold; put into revised Braille for the United States 


Beethoven, Ludwig van. Q E 786.49 B38 

Seven bagatelles [for the pianoforte]. Op.33, no.l. Amer. Printing 

House for the Blind.


Eliot, Mrs. Ethel (Cook). qE E4762w 

The Wind Boy. 3v. Amer. Printing House for the Blind. 

Ferber, Edna. qE F371s 

Show boat. 6v. Amer. Printing House for the Blind. 

Grey, Zane. qE G887ra 

The rainbow trail. 5v. Pax Pub. Soc. 

Grieg, Edvard. qE 786.49 G89 

[Peer Gynt.] First Peer Gynt suite. Op.46. Amer. Printing 


Heller, Stephen. qE 786.45 H42 

Tarantelle. Op.85, no.2. Amer. Printing House for the Blind. 

Hope, Anthony (pseud, of Anthony Hope Hawkins). qE H781r 

Rupert of Hentzau. 4v. Amer. Printing House for the Blind. 

Jatakas. qE 398.91 J21 

Jataka tales. Amer. Printing House for the Blind, 1926. 

La Prade, Ernest. qE 787 L31 

Alice in Orchestralia; foreword by Walter Damrosch. 2v. Amer. 


Loring, Mrs. Emilie (Baker). qE L877h 

Here comes the sun! 3v. Clovernook Printing House for the 

Blind. 

MacDowell, Edward Alexander. qE 786.4 M14 

Woodland sketches [for the pianoforte]. Op.51. Amer. Printing 


Contents.—To a wild rose.—Will o' the wisp.—At an old trysting place.—In 

autumn.—From an Indian lodge.—To a waterlily.—From Uncle Remus.—A deserted 

farm.—By a meadow brook.—Told at sunset. 

Mendelssohn-Bartholdy, Felix. qE 786.4 M61 

Songs without words, v.l. Amer. Printing House for the Blind, 

1926. 

Contains a short sketch of Mendelssohn's life. 

Milton, John. qE 821 M71aL 

L'Allegro, II Penseroso, On the morning of Christ's nativity. Amer. 


Contains notes. 

Milton, John. qE 821 M71ar 

Arcades and Comus. Amer. Printing House for the Blind, 1927. 

Contains notes. 

Nevin, Ethelbert. qE 784 N2S 

A day in Venice, for the pianoforte. Op.25. Amer. Printing House 

for the Blind, 1925. 

Paderewski, Ignace Jan. qE 786.45 P13 

Minuet; ed. and fingered by L. Vollmer. Op.14, no.l. Amer. Printing 

House for the Blind.


Paxson, Frederic Logan. qjj gy3 p32 

History of the American frontier, 1763-1893. 13v. Amer Printing 


Pyle, Howard. qE pQg6g 

The garden behind the moon; a real story of the moon angel. 2v. 

Amer. Printing House for the Blind. 

Rhoades, Nina. q E R384a 

Adventures of Joan. 2v. Clovernook Printing House for the Blind. 

Richmond, Mrs. Grace Louise (Smith). qE R425re 

Red of the Redfields. 3v. Clovernook Printing House for the 

Blind. 

Sabatini, Rafael. qE S113ca 

The Carolinian. 7v. Amer. Printing House for the Blind. 

Smith, Harriet Lummis. qE S649a 

Agatha's aunt. 3v. Clovernook Printing House for the Blind. 

Terhune, Albert Payson. q E T311a 

The amateur inn. 2v. Clovernook Printing House for the Blind. 

Thompson, Vance. qE T384p 

The pointed tower. 3v. Clovernook Printing House for the Blind. 

Washington, George. qE 815 W27a 

Farewell address, and Webster's first Bunker Hill oration; ed. by 

W. E. Simonds. Amer. Printing House for the Blind, 1925. 

Wiggin, Mrs. Kate Douglas, afterward Mrs. Riggs. qE 92 W688w 

My garden of memory. 9v. Amer. Printing House for the Blind, 

1926. 


Grade two 

Larsen, Johannes Anker. qE L334p 

The philosopher's stone. 4v. Amer. Braille Press for War and 

Civilian Blind, Inc. 


Bianco, Margery Williams. j B472s 

The skin horse; illustrated by Pamela Bianco. Doran. 

The skin horse is quite old, and his legs are rather wobbly; but he is well beloved, 

and he brings happiness to a little boy at the Children's Hospital. 

Bouton, Josephine, comp. j 821.08 B65 

Poems for the children's hour, with introduction by C. S. Bailey. 

Bradley [cl927], 

"Acknowledgements" : p.343—348. 

A collection of short poems, old and new, representing the natural, every-day 

interests of children. The poems are arranged under the headings: The home.—The 

pantry shelf.—In the country.—In the town.—Autumn.—Winter.—Spring.—Summer.— 

Thanksgiving.—Christmas.—Valentines.-—Courage and country.—Easter.—Fairy trails.


Clement, Marguerite. j C564o 

Once in France; illustrated by Germaine Denonain. Doubleday. 

Contents.—The beloved Duchess Anne.—The princess who became a shepherdess.— 

The baleful cart.—Her friend and her flag.—"Beware of the chest."—The little girl 

from the island.—The priest in his white, woolen garment.—The faithful little squire.— 

"Genevieve! the Huns are coming."—Ys and her bells. 

They were such fascinating people—those fair ladies and brave knights, those 

shepherdesses and squires, peasants and patriots who once lived in France. 

Coatsworth, Elizabeth J. j C628c 

The cat and the captain; illustrated by Gertrude Kaye. Macmillan. 

(The little library.) 

Humorous story of a black cat who lives with a retired sea-captain and is the means 

of saving his master's life. 

"Ev'ry li'l ol' cat's got his own liT ways— 

Praise be! 

But who wouldn't put up with a li'l' cat's plays? 

Praise be!" 

Cross, Donzella. j 780 C89 

Music stories for girls and boys; illustrated by E. M. Wireman. 

Ginn [cl926]. 

"Music selections that may accompany the stories in the text": p.151-154. 

"Some of the fascinating tales which have prompted composers to write certain 

pieces of program music. .. Legends, myths, fairy tales, Indian stories, and other types 

of literature are represented." Preface. 

Farjeon, Eleanor. j F2382i 

Italian peepshow, and other tales; illustrated by Rosalind Thorny- 

croft. Stokes. 

"Oranges and lemons", "The birthday carnival", "Nella's dancing shoes", and 

other stories from Italy. The second part of the book contains 10 additional short 

tales, fanciful and humorous. There are 12 color plates and other pictures in black and 

white. 

Fitinghoif, Laura. j F555c 

Children of the moor; tr. from the Swedish by Siri Andrews, with 

illustrations by Gustaf Tenggren. Houghton. 

The odyssey of a family of seven children who are left orphans in a year of famine. 

Taking with them their one possession, a thin but splendid goat, they wander away from 

the tumble-down cottage in the barren north in search of food and shelter farther south. 

The story records their eventful experiences and the happy outcome. 

Forbush, William Byron, & Allen, H. R. j 790 F75 

The book of games for home, school, and playground; illustrated 

with drawings and diagrams by Jessie Gillespie. Winston [cl927]. 

Describes more than four hundred games, indoor and outdoor, for boys and girls of 

different ages. One chapter suggests games for two players and another, amusements 

for convalescent children. Good indexes. 

Miller, Elizabeth Cleveland. j M692c 

Children of the mountain eagle; illustrations by Maud & Miska 

Petersham. Doubleday. 

Bor and Marash are Albanian mountain children. The story tells of their home 

and school life and of how in time of stress they showed their courage and loyalty. 

Milne, Alan Alexander. j 821 M712n 

Now we are six; with decorations by E. H. Shepard. Dutton [cl927]. 

The boy or the girl who has liked "When we were very young" and "Winnie-the- 

Pooh" will enjoy reading about Alexander Beetle who was mistaken for a match, the 

knight whose armor didn't squeak, and the old sailor who had so many things which he 

wanted to do. There are other entertaining poems, also, and many pictures as delightful 

as the verses.


Ostini, Fritz, baron von. qj 833 029 

Der kleine konig; ein marchen zu zwolf bildern von Hanns Pellar. 

(Dietrichs Miinchener kiinstler-bilderbucher, buch 8.) 

A fairy tale with 12 full-page plates in vivid coloring enriched with gold. 

Parmenter, Mrs. Christine (Whiting). j P251r 

The real reward; with illustrations by H. L. Price. Little. 

The leading characters in this story are Bob and Barbara Meredith, twins aged 16, 

who live on a farm on the outskirts of a quiet New England village. The plot concerns 

the mysterious disappearance of a wedding gift, a rare jeweled necklace, for which a 

reward is offered. The twins and their parents find and follow strange clues to a 

happy conclusion. 

Sherwood, Merriam, tr. j 398.26 SS5 

The merry pilgrimage; how Charlemagne went on a pilgrimage to 

Jerusalem in order to see whether Hugo of Constantinople was a handsomer 

man than he; illustrated by J. E. Porter. Macmillan, 1927. (The 

little library.) 

[Tegner, Anne.] qj 784.8 T26 

Mors lilla Olle, och andra visor; bilder av Elsa Beskow. [1921.] 

Ten full-page pictures in color. Music is given for the songs. 

Thompson, Daniel Pierce. j T3791g2 

The Green Mountain boys; a historical tale of the early settlement 

of Vermont; illustrated by C M. Boog. Nelson. (Honor books.) 

How Fort Ticonderoga was captured, and other exploits of Ethan Allen and the 

"Green Mountain boys", during the exciting contest for the New Hampshire grants and 

in the War of the revolution. 

[Upplagan, Andra.] qj 839.73 U26 

Sagan om den lilla lilla gumman; ritad av Elsa Beskow. 

Pictures in color showing what happened to a little old lady and her cats.



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December 19, 1927.

Index to Authors 

With titles for fiction 

A, apple pie. Greenaway 

Call number 

j G833ap. 

A mezza strada. Micheli 853 M66. 

Abbot, C. L. Hin und zuriick 833 A12. 

Abbott, E. Historical aspects of the immigration 

problem 325.73 A131h. 

Abbott, G. F. Thucydides 888 T42za. 

Abbott, L. F. Twelve great modernists 920 A131 . 

Abderhalden, E. Handbuch der biologischeu arbeitsmethoden 

r 577.1 A13. 

Abensour, L. Nouvel atlas Larousse qr 910 A14. 

Abert, H. J. W. A. Mozart 92 M948ab. 

Abraham, R. M. Surveying instruments 526.91 A15. 

Acheta Domestica, pseud. Sec Budgen, L. M. 

Achievement; how it is won 

Ackeret, J. Das rotorschiff und seine physikalischen 

174 A17. 

grundlagen r 629.12014 A18. 

Ackerman, I. C. Wire-haired foxterrier 636.7 A18. 

Acremant, Mme. G. (Poulain). La hutte d'acajou...q 843 A187. 

Adam, . Tableau mineralogique r 549 A19. 

Adam, Mme. J. (Lamber). Le roman de mon enfance 

et de ma jeunesse 92 A194ad. 

Adam (Mystery). Adam; a religious play of the 

twelfth century q 842 A19. 

Adams, C. D. Demosthenes and his influence 885 D42zad. 

Adams, E. S. Bowl of heaven 133.5 A21. 

Adams, Edward D. America and Americans 973.1 A21. 

The same r 973.1 A21. 

Adams, Ephraim D. British diplomatic correspondence 

concerning the republic of Texas r 976.4 A21. 

The same r 976.4 T32 v.15-21. 

Adams, Estelle D. This life and the next 808.8 A21. 

Adams, F. P. By and large 817 A21. 

Tobogganing on Parnassus 817 A21t. 

& Hansen, H. Answer this one 

Adams, G. B. Council and courts in Anglo-Norman 

371.35 A21. 

England 347 A21. .301 

685


Call number 

Adams, J. Q. Chief pre-Shakespearean dramas 822 A21 . 

Adams, J. T. New England in the Republic 974 A21n. 

Adams, Katharine. Red caps and lilies j A214r. 

Adams, Kathleen, & Atchinson, F. E. Book of giant 

stories j 398 A21. 

Adams, S. H. Piper's fee A2l7p . 

Adela Cathcart. MacDonald M146ad . 

Adler, C. Jacob Henry Schiff 92 S333ad. 

Adler, F. Marriage and divorce 173 A23 . 

Adventures of Don Sylvio de Rosalva. Wieland W682ad . 

yEschylus. Plays 882 A25pL. 

iEsop. Fabulae Tisopi selectae r 398.91 A25. 

Agassiz, Mrs. E. (Cary), & Agassiz, A. Seaside 

studies in natural history r 593 A26. 

Agg, T. R., & Brindley, J. E. Highway administration 

and finance 625.7 A26h . 

Aghnides, N. P. Mohammedan theories of finance. . .336.53 A26. 

The same r 330 C72 v.70. 

Akademischer Verein Hiitte, Berlin. "Hiitte", 

taschenbuch der stoffkunde r 620.8 A31h. 

Akers, S. G. Simple lib. cataloging r 025.3 A31 . 

Ala.—Conservation dept. Bird day book r 598.2 A31. 

Ala.—Geol. survey. Special report r 557.61 A31s. 

Ala.—Museum of natural history. Museum paper..qr 570.5 A31 . 

Alaska—Governor. Glimpses of Alaska from 1728 

to the present date r 917.98 A323 . 

Alaska Historical Assoc. Annual report r 979.8 A32. 

Albany, N. Y.—Court of Albany, colony of Rensselaerswyck 

and Schaenhechtede. Minutes..r 974.74 A32. 

Alberta—Scientific and industrial research council. 

Report qr 557.123 A33. 

Albertieri, L. Art of Terpsichore q 793.3 A33. 

Albertini, Frau L. (von Gugelberg) von. Lehrbuch 

der graphologie qr 652.4 A33. 

Albion, R. G Forests and sea power 359.942 A33 . 

Alcyone, pseud. See Krishnamurti, J. 

Alden, R. M. Alfred Tennyson 821 T29za. 

Aldington, Mrs. H. (Doolittle). Palimpsest A363p . 

Aldrich, Mrs. B. (Streeter). Cutters A3654c . 

Aldridge, H. R. National housing manual qr 331.83 A36. 

Aldwell, S. W. H. Wingfield : qb 942.6 A36 . 

Alexander, W. B. Natural enemies of prickly pear, .r 632.6 A37. 

Alfano, F. Resurrection 782.5 A38 . 

Alford, C. J. Mining law of the British Empire. . .r 622.007 A38. 

Alighieri, Dante. See Dante Alighieri. 

Alison Blair. Crownfield j C896aL. .606

INDEX TO AUTHORS, 1927 687 

Call number Page 

All colors 323.1 A41....295 

Allegheny Co., Pa., Bar Assoc. In memoriam, John 

Marron r 92 M412aL. . . .414 

Allegheny Co., Pa., Com. to Study Municipal Consolidation. 

Metropolitan district plan r 352.001 A42 . . . . 560 

Allegheny General Hospital—School of nursing. 

Stethoscope qr 610.7 A42. . . .573 

Allen, E. B. Early Amer. wall paintings qb 729.4 A42. ... 197 

Allen, F., & Allen, M. Photographs of colonial 

architecture and interiors qb 724.9 A42. . . .498 

Allen, H. Israfel 92 P741aLL 81 

The same r 92 P741aLL 81 

Allen, H. T. Rhineland occupation 943.5 A42 . . . .429 

Allen, Mrs. I. C. B. Vital vegetables 641 A42v. . . .578 

The same r 641 A42v. . . .578 

Allen, J. A., & McLure, W. C. S. Theory and 

practice of fox ranching 636.9 A42 .... 320 

Allen, J. T. Stage antiquities of the Greeks and Romans..792 A42. . . .659 

Allen, W. F. Introduction to Latin composition 478 A43. . . .566 

Allied Patriotic Societies, Inc., N. Y. Amer. restriction 

of immigration r 325.73 A43 .... 298 

Allied powers (1919- )—Agent general for reparation 

payments. Report 336.43 A43.... 108 

The same r 336.43 A43 .'. . .108 

Alliott, E. A. Centrifugal dryers and separators 542.68 A43. . . .184 

Allwood, M. C. Carnations for every garden and 

greenhouse 716.2 A44.... 405 

Alma. Fuller F9832a.. . .617 

Alsaker, R. L. Outwitting old age 613 A46.... 248 

Alsberg, C. L. Combination in the Amer. breadbaking 

industry 338.8 A46 12 

Alten, W. von. Max Slevogt qr 759.3 S63a. . . .651 

Alterton, M. Origins of Poe's critical theory 92 P741aL 81 

Altmayer, M., & Guillet, L. Metallurgie du cuivre et 

alliages de cuivre r 669.3 A46 493 

Aluminum Wares Assoc, Chicago. Aluminum and 

aluminum ware r 669.7 A4712 650 

Amalgamated Clothing Workers of Amer. Bibliography 

of articles, books, and source 

material r 016.33187 A48. . . .630 

Amer. Acad, of Arts and Letters. Acad, papers 420.4 A51. . . .241 

Amer. Acad, of Political and Social Science. Agric. 

situation in the U. S 330.1963 A51....108 

The same r 306 A51 v.117. . . . 108 

America's relation to the European situation 327 A51am 60 

The same r 306 A51 v.108 60



Amer. Acad, of Political and Social Science—continued. 

Competency and economy in pub. expenditures. . . .351.71 A51. .106 

The same r 306 A51 v.113. 

Raw materials and foodstuffs in the commercial 

policies of nations 380 A51. 

The same r 306 A51 v.112. 

Amer. and English encyclopaedia of law qr 340 A51. 

Amer. Appraisal Co. Pub. utility valuations r 658.1 A51p. 

10 pamphlets on appraisal r 658.1 A51t. 

Amer. Art Assoc, N. Y. European arms and armor, .qr 399 A51. 

Amer. Assoc, of Foreign-Language Newspapers. 

Foreign language market in'America qr 659.131 A51. 

Amer. Assoc, of Hospital Social Workers. Vocational 

aspects of psychiatric social work r 362 A51. 

Amer. Assoc, of Museums. Collected papers on 

museum preparation and installation qr 579.7 A51. 

Amer. Bar Assoc. London meeting, 1924 qr 347.06 A512. 

Amer. Cable Co., Inc. World's greatest suspension 

bridge r 624.022 A51. 

Amer. Ceramic Soc. Bibliography of literature on 

refractories r 016.66676 A512bib . 

The same r 666.3 ASlj v.10. 

Directory of ceramic materials r 666.02 A51d. 

The same r 666.3 ASlj v.S. 

Directory of dealers in raw ceramic materials. . .r 666.02 A51. 

Amer. Council on Education. Standards for accrediting 

colleges, junior colleges, and teacher 

training institutions r 378.7 A5122s. 

Amer. Electric Ry. Engineering Assoc. Engineering 

manual r 621.33 A51. 

Amer. Engineering Standards Com. Year book. . . .qr 620.1 A512. 

Amer. Face Brick Assoc. Architectural details in 

brickwork qr 729 A51. 

Brickwork in Italy qb 720.945 A51. 

Orienting the house r 728 A51o. 

Amer. Federation of Labor. Constitution r 331.88 A51c. 

Amer. Foundation for the Blind, Inc. Agencies for 

the blind in America r 362.4 A51. 

Amer. Gas Assoc. Industrial data sheets qr 665.7 A51. 

Membership list r 665.706 A51. 

Amer. Gas Assoc.—Industrial gas section. Combustion 

q 541.3 A512. 

The same qr 541.3 A512. 

House-heating qr 697.6 A51. 

Amer. Historical Soc. Incorporated, N. Y. Vogt 

and allied families qr 929.2 V36am. 

.106 

.114 

.114 

.633 

..24 

.193 

.374 

.130 

.233 

.637 

.464 

.396 

.491 

.491 

.401 

.401 

.131 

.563 

.486 

.396 

.137 

.137 

..28 

.298 

.453 

.649 

..25 

.640 

.640 

.642 

.149



Amer. Institute of Banking. Standard economics 330 A51 . . . .377 

Amer. Institute of International Law. Codification 

of Amer. international law r 341.5 A51 . . . .464 

Amer. Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers. 

Petroleum development and technology 

in 1922-1925 r 553.28 A51. . . . 120 

Pittsburgh 917.488d A5122. . . .207 

The same r 917.4886 A5122. . . .207 

The same rj 917.4886 A5122....207 

Amer. Institute of Steel Construction. Steel construction 

r 691.7 A512s 393 

Amer. labor who's who r 923.3 A51 338 

Amer. Lib. Assoc. Librarianship as a profession for 

college trained men and women qr 020.7 A51L. . . .445 

Libraries and adult education 021.2 A51 99 

The same r 021.2 A51 99 

Lib. extension 021.6 A51 228 

The same r 021.6 A51....228 

Official program, forty-eighth annual meeting..r 020.6 A51o....621 

Survey of libraries in the U. S 027 A51 172 

The same r 027 A51....172 

Amer. Literary Assoc. Authology [sic] qr 811.08 AS 12 31 

Amer. lumberman. Old homes made new 728.6 A51.... 137 

The same 728.6 A51a....l37 

Amer. Manufacturers of Toilet Articles. Trademarks 

for perfumes, toilet articles, and soaps, .r 668.5 A51. . . .323 

Supplement r 668.5 A51a....323 

Amer. Medical Assoc. Proceedings of the annual 

cong. on medical education, medical licensure, 

public health, and hospitals qr 610.706 A51. . . .313 

Amer. Municipal Assoc Proceedings qr 352.006 A51. . . .234 

Amer. Mutual Liability Insurance Co. Automobiblcr 629.1 A512. ... 396 

Man at the wheel 629.1 A512 21 

Amer. National Fox Breeders Assoc. Year book of 

the silver fox industry r 636.9 A51 129 

Amer. Oil Burner Assoc. Handbook of domestic oil 

burning 662.75 A51.... 194 

Amer. organist; monthly r 786.5 A51 77 

Amer. printer. Sesqui-centennial number qr 973 A5125. . . .535 

Amer. Road Builders' Assoc. Road builders catalogdirectory 

qr 625.702 A51 396 

Amer. School of Oriental Research in Jerusalem. 

Bulletin r 913.33 ASlb 84 

Amer. short stories. Baldwin B1952a. . . .360 

Amer. Soc. of Mechanical Engineers. Rules for the 

construction of boilers of locomotives r 621.133 AS1....315


Amer. Soc. of Mechanical Engineers—continued. 

Rules for the construction of low-pressure heat 


ing boilers r 621.185 ASlr 315 

Rules for the construction of miniature boilers..r 621.185 A51ru. . . .315 

Rules for the construction of unfired pressure 

vessels r 621.185 A51ruL. . . .250 

Suggested rules for the care of power boilers. . . .r 621.184 A51. . . .644 

Amer. Soc. of Refrigerating Engineers—Insulation 

com. Heat transmission of insulating ma 

terials qr 536.21 A51....243 

Amer. Sports Publishing Co. Lawn sports 796 A512. . . .588 

Amer. Wood Working Machinery Co.—Educational 

dept. Education through woodworking 684.07 A51. . . .480 

Amer. Writing Paper Co., Holyoke, Mass. Booklet..r 659 A51....399 

Americans in France r 914.4 A51 83 

Amos, H. Versuche mit plattenbalken qr 620.131 A52 483 

Amos, J. E. Theodore Roosevelt 92 R684am 523 

Amundsen, R. My life as an explorer 919.8 A52m. . . .668 

& Ellsworth, L. First crossing of the polar sea..919.8 A52f. . . .423 

Anderson, C. J. Visiting the teacher at work 371 A54. . . .179 

Anderson, C. Powell-. Sec Powell-Anderson. 

Anderson, Mrs. I. W. (Perkins). From Corsair to 

Riffian 916.1 A54. . ..530 

Anderson, J. M. Study of English words 422 A54. . . .472 

Anderson, L. E. Tennis for women 796.33 A54.... 141 

Anderson, L. F. History of manual and industrial 

school education 607 AS4.... 572 

Anderson, M., & Stallings, L. Three Amer. plays 812 A54....14S 

Anderson, R., & Anderson, R. C. Sailing-ship 699.1231 A54 187 

Anderson, R. J., & Boyd, M. E. Production of castings 

in permanent moulds r 621.72333 A54. . . .575 

Anderson, S. Tar A549ta 287 

Anderson, W. T. Colliery cables r 621.315 A55. . . .318 

The same r 622.05 F31 v.45 .... 318 

Hints on electric cables for collieries r 621.315 A55. . . .318 

Anderson Galleries, N. Y. Important ship models..r 708.1 A54....651 

Andorra. Sandy q 843 S22....621 

Andrade, E. N. da C. What is the atom? 541.2 A55w. . . . 569 

Andrassy, G, grof. Bismarck, Andrassy, and their 

successors 327 A55. . . .628 

Andrews, E. B. History of the U. S 973 A56h2. . . .425 

Angel. Heyward H517a 5 

Angel Esquire. Wallace W1752a. . . .555 

Angeli, A. New dictionary of the English and Spanish 

languages 463.2 A58 306 

Angell, Norman, pseud. See Lane, R.



Annalist. Annual economic survey qr 330.9 A61 . . . .630 

Annuaire international des mines et de la metallurgie 

r 622.02 A61 126 

Annuario scientifico ed industriale r 505 A6152 .... 182 

Ant hills. Berman B4S5a.... 440 

Antin, B. Gentleman from the 22nd 92 A6312a. . . .523 

Anton, F. Monasterios medievales de la provincia 

de Valladolid qb 726 A63.... 406 

Apollo; monthly qr 705 A64 76 

Appel, J. H. World cruise log 910.4 A64. . . .340 

Apperley, C. J. Nimrod's hunting tours qr 799 A64. . . .330 

Aquafax; monthly qr 628.105 A65 !26 

Arango, M. G. Lebredo y. See Lebredo y Arango. 

Archer, R. L. Teaching of geography in elementary 

schools 910.7 A67.... 527 

Archiv fiir warmewirtschaft; monthly qr 662.605 A67. . . . 131 

Archives of psychology r 150.5 A67. . . .365 

Aristocratic Miss Brewster. Lincoln L7162a. . . .554 

Aristophanes. Scenes from the Birds 882 A71br. . . .591 

Ariz.—Agric. exp. station, Tucson. Technical 

bulletin r 630.6 A71te. . . .578 

Armierter beton qr 693.505 A72. . . .311 

Armitage, C. H. Grover Cleveland as Buffalo knew 

him 92 C582ar.... 593 

Armstrong, H. F. New Balkans 949.6 A735 273 

Armstrong, H. R., defendant. Trial 343.1 A73....464 

Armstrong, J. Lectures on acute and chronic 

diseases r 616 A73.... 188 

Armstrong, M. D. Desert A737d. . . .225 

Armstrong (Sir W. G.), Whitworth, & Co., Ltd., 

London. Steels for general purposes qr 669.17 A73. . . .493 

Arnall, F., & Hodges, F. W. Theoretical organic 

chemistry 547 A74.... 569 

Arnett, L. D. Elements of lib. methods r 020 A74 99 

Amy, H. V. Principles of pharmacy r 615 A76 . . . .249 

Arouet de Voltaire, F. M. See Voltaire. 

Arthur, U. N., & Randall, R. H. Geodetic and topographic 

survey of Pittsburgh and Allegheny Co. .526.9 A79. ... 117 

The same r 620.5 E6433 v.42... .117 

Asbury, H. Methodist saint 92 A799as 523 

Asch, S. Kiddush Ha-shem A812k 4 

Ashes of old wishes. Kavanagh K1442a 169 

Ashley, G. H. Pa. survey q 557.48 A82p 18 

Ashley, W. J. Business economics 658 A82.... 321 

Scientific management and the engineering situation 

r 658.7 A82....321



Ashton, W. See Dane, Clemence, pseud. 

Ashton-under-Lyne—Pub. free lib. Abstract of 

statistics r 027.4 A82 . . .363 

Asphalt Assoc, N. Y. Circular r 625.85 A83c. . ..21 

Pointer r 625.85 A83p. . ..70 

Aspinwall, M. Putnam's book of parties 793 A84. . .407 

Asquith, H. H. Fifty years of British Parliament 

Some phases of free thought in England in the 

942.08 A84. . ..85 

nineteenth century 

Associated Portland Cement Manufacturers. Rapid 

914.2 A84. . .340 

hardening "ferrocrete" r 620.131 A849. . .126 

Associated Sangamo Electric Companies. Service to 

the central station industry qr 621.309 A84. . .398 

Associated Tile Manufacturers, Beaver Falls, Pa. 

Basic information qr 691.43 A84b . . .642 

Assoc, against the Prohibition Amendment. Criticism 

of national prohibition 178 A84. . .557 

Association des Ecrivains Combattants. Anthologie 

des ecrivains morts a la guerre, 1914—1918 r 840.8 A84. . .656 

Association des Maitres de Forges de Lorraine. 

L'industrie siderurgique en Lorraine en 1921 et 

1922 qr 669.1 A84. . .493 

Association Frangaise pour l'Avancement des 

Sciences. Conferences r 506 A84. . .182 

Association Franco-Americaine d'Expositions de 

Peintures et de Sculptures. Exposition 

Ingres qr 759.4 I24as . . .326 

Assoc, of Special Libraries and Information Bureaux. 

Report of proceedings r 026 A84 

Aston, Sir G. G. Letters to young fly-fishers 799 A85 

Atchinson, F. E. Story Terrace r 793.1 A86 

Atherton, Mrs. G. F. (Horn). Immortal marriage A868i 

Atkins, P. M. Factory management 658.7 A87 

Atwood, A. W. Elusive panacea 336.24 A88 

Mind of the millionaire 174 A88 

Aubert, C. Art of pantomime 793.1 A88 

Aubry, O. Empress might-have-been A896e 

Audoux, M. De la ville au moulin 843 A91d 

Audsley, G. A. Temple of tone 786.6 A91t 

Audubon, J. J. Delineations of Amer. scenery and 

character 917 A91 

Ornithological biography qr 598.2 A91o 

Augar, F. Die frau im romischen christenprocess 272.1 A91 

Augsburg, D. L. Drawing simplified 741 A92d 

Augur, fscud. Sec Poliakoff, V. 

Augustus Saint-Gaudens memorial qr 92 S139au 

.228 

.511 

.334 

.360 

.578 

.380 

..57 

.659 

.360 

..97 

.655 

.341 

.571 

.102 

.134 

.523

INDEX TO AUTHORS, 1927 

Call number 

Auriac, P. A. d'. L'evolution de la siderurgie francaise 

r 669.109 A92 . 

Automobile blue book 

Auvergne, E. B. de. See D'Auvergne. 

r 917.3 A93all. 

Avakian, J. C. Property republic 301 A94. 

Avent, J. M. Book of modern essays 824.08 A95. 

Averill, L. A. Educational hygiene 613 A95. 

Avram, M. H. Rayon industry 677.36 A96. 

Ayer (N. W.) & Son. 1869-1909; forty years of 

advertising r 659 A97e. 

Ayres, A. B. Mexican architecture qb 720.972 A98. 

Ayres, C. E. Science, the false messiah 504 A98. 

Ayscough, Mrs. F. Autobiography of a Chinese dog..915.1 A98au. 

B., H. See Belloc, H. 

B., T. See Benson, A. C. 

Babel, A. La Bessarabie 949.8 Bll. 

Bablik, H. Das verzinken von eisen r 669.58 Bll. 

Bacheller, I. Dawn B127daw. 

Opinions of a cheerful Yankee 814 B12. 

Bachi, R. L'alimentazione e la politica annonaria in 

Italia r 338.1 B12. 

Back of beyond. White W6362ba. 

Bacon, B. W. Apostolic message 232 B12. 

Gospel of Mark 226.3 B12g. 

Badovici, J. La. maison d'aujourd'hui qb 728 B14. 

Baer, W. Der vorgeschichtliche mensch r 571 B14. 

Baikie, J. Amarna age 932 BISam. 

Bailey, C. Mind of Rome 870.8 B15. 

Bailey, C. S. Stories for Sunday telling B1592s. 

Bailey, H. T. Pleasure from pictures 750 B15. 

The same r 750 BIS. 

Bailey, T. Wallflowers B162w. 

Bailey, W. G., & Knowles, D. E. Accounting procedures 

for pub. utilities 

Baillie-Grohman, W. A. See Grohman. 

657.6581 B16. 

Bain, A. W. French poetry for advanced students. .841.08 B16f. 

Bairnsfather, B. Carry on, sergeant! 940.918 B16c. 

Bakeless, J. E. Origin of the next war 327 B17. 

Baker, C. H. C. Dutch painting of the seventeenth 

century 

Baker, E. A. Uses of libraries 

759.9 B17. 

027 B17. 

Baker, G. C. When men were boys 811.08 B17. 

Baker, P. J. N. Disarmament 341.6 B175. 

Baker, T. T. Wireless pictures and television 654.3 B17w. 

Baker, W. E. Airedale terrier standard simplified 636.7 B17a. 

The same r 636 - 7 B72 Page 

..75 

.422 

.233 

..78 

.482 

.311 

.193 

.137 

.567 

.208 

.600 

..26 

.225 

..29 

.299 

.289 

.367 

.449 

.406 

.182 

.427 

.331 

.168 

.258 

.258 

.553 

.253 

.411 

.539 

.235 

.403 

.621 

.516 

.464 

.580 

.129 

• .129 

693


Baker (Walter H.) Co. Catalogue of Baker's 


plays r 016.822 B177 80 

Balch, T. W. Legal and political questions between 

nations 341.6 B18L 238 

Balch, W. R. Life of J. A. Garfield 92 G184b. . . . 661 

Balderston, M. Here is England 914.2 B19 528 

Baldry, A. L. Contemporary figure painters qr 759 B19 76 

Baldwin, C. S. Amer. short stories B1952a. . . .360 

Baldwin, H. G. Accounting for value as well as 

original cost r 657.453 B19 579 

Baldwin, S. On England 824 B195.. ..512 

Ball, E. E. Independence for the Philippines 325.3 B21 628 

The same r 325.3 B21. . . . 628 

Ballard, C. R. Military genius of Abraham Lincoln. . . .973.7 B21... .602 

Baltimore, Consolidated Gas Electric Light and 

Power Co. Year book and annual report. . . . qr 338.8 B21.... 630 

Baltus le Lorrain. Bazin 843 B33baL. . . . 172 

Balyeat, R. M. Hay-fever and asthma 616.202 B21 249 

Balzac, H. de. Correspondance 92 B218ba. . . .203 

Essais historiques et politiques 844 B21e. . . .199 

Lettres a l'etrangere 92 B218baL 266 

Physionomies et esquisses parisiennes 848 B21....199 

Portraits et critique litteraire 844 B21p. . . .199 

Seraphita 843 B21s 97 

Bame, Mrs. I. S. English lessons for home makers. . . .428.2 B21 64 

Bamford, T. G, & Harris, H. Metallurgist's manual. .669.08 B21. . . .650 

Bammes, R. Der titelsatz r 655.26 B21 400 

Bang, T. Forelsesninger over militaer topografi r 526.8 B22. . . .473 

Bangs, M. R. Old Cape Cod 974.4 B22 671 

Banning, Mrs. M. (Culkin). Pressure B228p . . . .440 

Women of the family B228w 95 

Barber, H. L. Story of the automobile r 629.109 B23 252 

Barfield, O. History in English words 422.1 B23. .181 

Bargone, C. See Farrere, Claude, pseud. 

Baring, M. Daphne Adeane B239d.... 553 

Baring-Gould, S. See Gould. 

Baritone songs qM 784.8 B23 . . . . 502 

Barker, V. Pieter Bruegel the elder q 759.9.B82b. .493 

The same qr 759.9 B82b .... 493 

Barman, C. Balbus; or, The future of architecture 720.4 B25 585 

Barne, G. Three orders of perspective 742 B25. . . . 195 

Barnes, E. N. C. Who's who in music education r 780.7 B25. .329 

Barnes, G. N. History of the International Labour 

0ffice 331.87 B25....561 

Barnes, W. G. Business in the Bible r 220.8 B25. .449



Barney, C. C. Programs for mothers meetings 173 B25 57 

The same r 173 B25 57 

Barnum, P. T. Barnum's own story 92 B2562ba. . . .662 

Barozzi da Vignola, G. See Vignola. 

Barr, A. S., & Burton, W. H. Supervision of instruction 

371 B2S9 467 

Barrere, A., & Sornet, L. Short passages for French 

composition 448 B26 566 

Barrett, Sir W. F. Religion of health 615.857 B26 69 

& Besterman, T. Divining-rod 622.12 B26 396 

Barretto, L. Walls of glass B2652w 4 

Barrington, E., pseud. Sec Beck, Mrs. A. 

Barritt, J. W. Care and operation of machine tools..621.9 B26....644 

Barrows, D. P. Berbers and blacks 916 B26 530 

Barrows, H. K. Water power engineering 621.341 B26. . . .577 

The same r 621.341 B26....577 

Barry, T. H. Chemistry of the natural & synthetic 

resins 547.78541 B27....477 

Barss, J. E. Writing Latin 478 B27 .... 566 

Barth, H. B. History of Columbiana Co., Ohio qr 977.1 B27 602 

Bartholomew, J. G. Handy reference atlas of the world. .912 B27. . . .420 

Barthou, L. Prodigious lover 92 W134b 415 

Bartlett, C. J. Tenure of parochial property in the 

U. S 348 B27....465 

Bartlett, W. H. C. Elements of analytical mechanics, .r 531 B27. . . .389 

Bartok, B. Das ungarische volkslied 784.4 B27 407 

Barton, B. What can a man believe? 240 B28. . . .624 

Bary, A. de. Die mycetozoen (schleimpilze) r 589.29 B28. . . .186 

Basil, St. Letters : 281.1 B29. . . .367 

The same r 281.1 B29. . . . 367 

Bass songs qM 784.8 B29.. . . 502 

Bassett, J. S. Expansion and reform 973 B29e. . . .274 

Bastian, G. C. Graded exercises in news editing q 070 B29g. . . .556 

Batchelder, S. F. Bits of Harvard history 378.7 H33b. . . . 467 

Bates, D. H. Lincoln stories 92 L715bas. . . .336 

Bates, K. L. Pilgrim ship 811 B31p....516 

Battle Creek, Mich., Health Extension Bur. Battle 

Creek system of health training 613 B32. . . .188 

Baudelaire, C. Prose and poetry 848 B32p 262 

Bauler, J. New danger to the peace of Europe r 943.9 B32 39 

Baum, D. J. Work qb 724.9 B32....499 

Baum, J. Baukunst und dekorative plastik der Friihrenaissance 

in Italien qb 720.945 B32....137 

Baumbach, R. Der schwiegersohn 833 B32s2 363 

The same 833 B32s.... 363 

Baumhauer, H. A. Das reich der krystalle r 548 B32. . . .244



Bausch & Lomb Optical Co. Quality stamping of 

gold-filled optical goods r 681.43 B32. .312 

Bausman, F. Facing Europe 327 B32. .376 

Die Bautechnik qr 620.5 B32. .483 

Bax, C. Midsummer madness 822 B33m. ..31 

Nocturne in Palermo 822 B33n . .659 

Baxter, J. P. Greatest of literary problems 822.33 AB12. .591 

Baxter, L. H. Electro-craft in theory and practice. . . .537.81 B33. .476 

Bayernbuch fiir handel, industrie, und gewerbe qr 670.2 B33. .122 

Bazin, R. Baltus le Lorrain 843 B33baL. .172 

Beach, J. W. Outlook for Amer. prose 810.9 B34. ..78 

Beadle. Smith S656b . .289 

Beale, J. H., & Magill, R. F. Cases on federal taxation..r 336.2 B34. .301 

Beals, C. Brimstone and chili 917.2 B34. .599 

Beard, B. B. Electricity in the home r 016.6213645 B34. .318 

Beard. C. A., & Beard, Mrs. M. (Ritter). History 

of the U. S j 973 B34h. ..86 

Rise of Amer. civilization 973 B34r. .602 

Beard, D. C. Amer. boys' book of bugs, butterflies, 

and beetles 595.7 B34. .392 

Wisdom of the woods j 796.5 B34w. ..86 

Beard, P. Complete playcraft book j 790 B3432c. .213 

Beatty, J. W. Modern art movement r 759 B34. ..26 

Beaunier, A. Visages de femmes 920.7 B35. ..36 

Beck, Mrs. A. Dreams and delights B363dr. ..53 

Beck, J. M. Passing of the new freedom 342.7 B36p. .465 

Vanishing rights of the states 328.73 B36. .628 

Becker, K., & Ebert, F. Metallrontgenrohren r 537.54 B36. ..66 

Beckford, P. Thoughts on hunting 799 B36. .511 

Becking, E. Fliesen-boden nach gemalden des fiinfzehnten 

und sechzehnten jahrhunderts von 

Jan van Eyck r 738 B36. .493 

Beckman, T. N. Wholesaling 658.611 B36. .489 

Becky Landers. Skinner j S628b . ..43 

Beebe, C. W. Pheasant jungles 915 B37. .343 

Pheasants qr 598.6 B37. .247 

Beetham, B. Photography for bird-lovers 778.17 B38. .134 

Beethoven, L. van. Letters in America q 92 B383bt. .593 

The same qr 92 B383bt. .593 

Sonata appassionata r 786.41 B38. .654 

Beethoven, impressions of contemporaries 92 B383be. .266 

Begtrup, H. Folk high schools of Denmark 379.489 B38. .563 

Bekker, P. Beethoven 92 B383b . .146 

Story of music 780.9 B39. .510 

Bell, A. Spell of the Caribbean Islands 917.297 B39. ..84 

Bell, C. Landmarks in nineteenth-century painting. . .759 B39L. .582



Bell, E. Prehellenic architecture in the Aegean 722 B39. . . .406 

Bell, H. C. Guide to British West Indian archive 

materials qr 973 B41.... 425 

Belloc, H. Catholic church and history 282 B41c. . . .368 

Emerald of Catherine the Great B417e. . . . 168 

Bellot, P. Modern architectural work qb 726 B41 . . . .654 

Belluzzo, G. Steam turbines r 621.165 B41. . . .396 

Beman, L. T. Farm relief 330.1963 B42 108 

The same r 330.1963 B42.. ..108 

Military training compulsory in schools and 

colleges 355.07 B42.. ..175 

The same r 355.07 B42....175 

Prohibition, modification of the Volstead law 178 B42p. . . .557 

The same r 178 B42p.. . .557 

Religious teaching in the pub. schools 377.1 B42. . . .564 

The same r 377.1 B42. ...564 

Bemis, S. F. Amer. secretaries of state and their 

diplomacy 923.2 B42.... 596 

Pinckney's treaty 341.2 B42p 301 

Benedicks, C. Metallographie researches 669.042 B43. . . .133 

Benjamin, Mrs. H. M. (Purvis). See Melville, Helen, pseud. 

Bennett, A. Lord Raingo B439Lo 53 

Bennett, A. R. London and Londoners in the eight- 

een-fifties and sixties 914.21 B43 150 

Bennett, C. A. History of manual and industrial 

education up to 1870 371.42 B43....112 

Bennett, C. E. Latin lessons 475 B43L. . . .116 

Bennett, C. N. Elements of photogravure 655.35 B43. . . .490 

Bennett, J. L. On "culture" and "a liberal education". .028 B43o 99 

Benoit, P. Le puits de Jacob 843 B44p 98 

Benoit, R. L. Cyclopedia of oil and gas forms, .r 622.338007 B44. . . .487 

Benrubi, I. Contemporary thought of France 194 B44. . . .100 

Benson, A. B. Sweden and the Amer. Revolution 973.3 B44. . . .426 

Benson, A. C. Diary 92 B4436b . . . .203 

Benson, E. F. Rex B443re. . . .615 

Benson, L. F. G. Hymns original and translated M 783.9 B44 138 

Benson, R. H. Loneliness? B4434L. . . .287 

Lord of the world B4434Lo . . . .615 

Benson murder case. Van Dine, S. S., pseud V185b 443 

Berard, S. J., & Waters, E. O. Machine design 

problems 621 B448m. . . .484 

Bercy, P. Le second livre des enfants pour I'etude du 

" francais 448 B44s 15 

Berg, A. P. Text book of Swedish home sloyd 746 B45 134 

Berget, A. Les problemes de l'ocean 551.46 B45. . . . 185



Bergholt, E. G. B. Complete handbook to the game 

of solitaire 794 B45 .... 588 

New book of patience games 795 B45 77 

Second new book of patience games 795 B45s. . . .588 

Berman, H. Ant hills B455a...,440 

Bernard, J. Sauvegarde pour ceux qui craignent 

la fumee r 628.53 B45. ...250 

Bernard, L. L. Introduction to social psychology 301 B456. . . .453 

Bernard Quesnay. Maurois 843 M497 290 

Bernays, E. L. Outline of careers 

Bernewitz, M. W. von. See Von Bernewitz. 

174 B45 . . . .366 

Bernoulli, C. Vademecum des mechanikers r 621.08 B45....191 

Berry, E. W., & Swartz, F. M. Contributions to the 

geology and paleontology of South America, .r 560.98 B45. . . .386 

Berryman, C. K. Development of the cartoon 741 B45. . . .494 

The same r 741 B45....494 

Bertaut, J. La litterature feminine d'aujourd'hui 840.9 B46 30 

Bertrand, L. La vie amoureuse de Louis XIV q 92 L9271b. . . .662 

Berwald, W. H. Twelve Mother Goose melodies 

for the pianoforte qj 786.4 B46 542 

Besant, Mrs. A. (Wood). Changing world 212 B46c. . . .294 

Ideals of theosophy 212 B46id 175 

Immediate future 212 B46i. . . .103 

India, bond or free? 954 B46 538 

Man's life in this and other worlds 212 B46ma.... 103 

Man's life in three worlds 212 B46mn. . . .175 

Path of discipleship 212 B46pa 373 

Superhuman men in history and religion 212 B46s. . . .373 

Theosophy and the Theosophical Soc 212 B46t. . . .294 

& Leadbeater, C. W. Occult chemistry r 133 B46. . . .104 

Beskow, E. Sagan om den lilla lilla gumman qj 839.73 B46. . . .677 

Best, E. Maori as he was 919.31 B46 531 

Best, M. A. Thomas Paine 92 P164b 523 

Best, N. R. Yes, "It's the law" and it's a good law. . . .178 B46. . . .366 

Best British short stories of 1926 B46645 95 

Best plays of 1925-26 : 808.2 B46 1925/26 31 

Best poems of 1926 821.08 B467 1926. . . .516 

Best short stories of 1926 B467b 1926. . . .360 

Beston, H. B. Sons of Kai j 398.097 B46 86 

Best's insurance guide with key ratings 

Bethlehem Steel Co., South Bethlehem, Pa. Amer. 

r 368 B467. . . .453 

citizenship 342.7 B468 381 

Betts, G. H. Curriculum of religious education 

Beveridge, A. J. Sources of the Declaration of Inde 

377 B46c. . . .635 

pendence qr 973.3 B46 274 

Biagi, G. Fiorenza 914.55 B47f 36



Bianco, M. W. Skin horse j B472s. . . .675 

Bible—Whole. Holy Bible qr 220.5 B47hl6 449 

Bible—Old Testament. Psalms. Psalmau Dafydd 

o'r vn cyfieithiad a'r Beibl cyffredin qr 223.2 B47p. . . .368 

Bible—New Testament. Concordant version r 225.5 B47co....231 

Bible—New Testament. Greek. New Testament, 

Greek and English r 225.4 B47gr 449 

Big Four. Christie C461b 616 

Biggers, E. D. House without a key B478h 4 

Biggie, J. Poultry book 636.5 B47 399 

Bilby, J. W. Nanook of the North 919.8 B48n . . . .152 

Bill, A. H. Clutch of the Corsican j B4832c. .158 

Highroads of peril j B4832h .... 349 

Binder, A. W. New Palestinean folk songs qM 784.4 B48. . . .502 

Bingham, E. C, & Jackson, R. F. Standard substances 

for the calibration of viscometers r 532.13 B48. . . .389 

The same qr 530.8 U25 no.298.... 389 

Bingham, R. F., & Andrews, E. L. Financing real estate..333 B48. . . .377 

Bingham, W. Van D., & Freyd, M. Procedures in 

employment psychology 136.8 B48 .... 365 

Bingham Brothers Co., N. Y. Vibrator r 655.31 B485 490 

Bingham's (Sam'D Son M'f'g. Co. Hints and sug 

gestions on the care and use of printers' 

rollers r 655.31 B48. . . .254 

Binney, G. With seaplane and sledge in the Arctic. .919.8 B485....423 

Binyon, L. Asiatic art in the British Museum qr 708.2 B48....403 

Birdseye, C. F. Arbitration and business ethics 331 B48. . . .108 

Birmingham, George A., pseud. See Hannay, J. O. 

Bispham, D. S. Celebrated recital songs qM 784.8 B49 .... 502 

Bixler, J. S. Religion in the philosophy of William 

James 191 J16zb 56 

Bjerre, A. Psychology of murder 150 B49 . . . . 622 

Black, Alexander. Amer. husbands 814 B51 ... .331 

Black, Archibald. Transport aviation 656.82 BSl . . . .639 

Black, C. Linleys of Bath 920 B51 . . . .268 

Black, G. F. Macpherson's Ossian r 012 M22b. ...621 

Black, J. You can't win 364 B5l . . . .295 

Black Abbot. Wallace >. .. W1752bL. . . .443 

Black Angels. Lovelace L943b 288 

Black April. Peterkin P456b .... 289 

Black stream. Colby C6791).... 616 

Blacker, C. P. Birth control and the state 173 B51 101 

Blackmar, F. W. History of human society 901 B51 . . . .153 

Blaisdell, E. A. Toy town j B5252t 541 

& Dalrymple, J. Marta in Holland j 914.92 B52....158



Blake, D. G., & Levy, E. Six playtime pieces for 

violin and piano qM 787.1 B52. . . .502 

Blake, E. G. Enemies of timber r 691.1 B52. . . .642 

Protection of buildings against vermin r 591.67 B52. . . .247 

Blake, M. B. Guidance for college women 396.5 B52. . . .115 

Blakemore, T. L., & Pagon, W. W. Pressure airships 

533.622 B52....640 

Blanchan, Neltje, pseud. Sec Doubleday, Mrs. N. B. (De Graff). 

Blanchard, F. T. Fielding, the novelist 823 F46zb .... 408 

Blasdale, W. C. Equilibria in saturated salt solutions. .541.8 B54 309 

The same r 541.8 B54... .309 

Bleackley, H. W. Ladies, fair and frail 920.7 B54 36 

Bleyer, W. G. Main currents in the history of Amer. 

journalism 

Bligh, N. M. Evolution and development of the quan 

071 B54. . . .445 

tum theory 530.1 B55....183 

Blindness. Green G828b.. ..288 

Bliss, G. S. Weather forecasting 551.501 B55. . . . 570 

The same r 551.5 U25b no.42.. ..570 

Blochet, E. Les enluminures des manuscrits orientaux, 

turcs, arabes, persans de la Bibliotheque 

Nationale qr 096 B55....228 

Blom, E. Stepchildren of music 780.4 B55 77 

Blome, A. Voice is calling 

Blue book; the directory & handbook of the elec 

615.857 B55....188 

trical engineering & allied trades r 621.302 B56 . . . .486 

Blue hand. Wallace W1752b 55 

Blum, A. S. Short history of art 709 B56 326 

Blumel, A. J. Coinage of different countries r 737 B56. . . .195 

Blyth, H. Modern telpherage and ropeways qr 625.92 B57. . . .644 

Boas, G. Chaucer and Spenser, contrasted 821.08 B57c....333 

Dryden, Pope, and Byron compared and contrasted 

821.08 B57d. . . .333 

Selected poems of Gray, Collins, Goldsmith, and 

Cowper contrasted 821.08 B57s 333 

Shelley and Keats contrasted 821.08 B57sh 411 

Wordsworth and Coleridge contrasted 821.08 B57w. . . .333 

Bobillier, M. Haydn 92 H371b . . . .336 

Bocher, F. College series of French plays 842.08 B57. . . .659 

Bodkin, T. Approach to painting 759 B58. . . .583 

Bodley, T. George Rogers Clark 973.3 B58 426 

Reprints r 976.9 B58....602 

Boeckel, Mrs. F. B. Books of goodwill 

Boeckel, R. Excessive expenditures in election cam 

j 172.4 B58 86 

paigns q 324 B58 628 

The same qr 324 BS8 628



Boeckel, R.—continued. 

Senate's power of investigation 

Boex, J. H. H. See Rosny, J. H. aine, pseud. 

qr 328.73 B58. . . .629 

Bogart, E. L., & Landon, C. E. Modern industry 603 B58 480 

Bogigian, H. In quest of the soul of civilization l )2 B588b. . . .415 

Boisbaudran, H. L. de. See Lecoq de Boisbaudran. 

Bolenius, E. M. Literature in the junior high school. .810.8 B59 589 

Boiling, J. R. Chronology of Woodrow Wilson. . . r 92 W7732bo 662 

Boname, L. C. Study and practice of French in school..445 B61 15 

Bond, F. G. Flatboating on the Yellowstone qr 970.1 B622 40 

Bond, J. D. Development of trigonometric methods..qr 514.09 B62. . . .475 

Bond, P. S. R. O. T. C. manual 355.55 B62. . . .466 

Bone, J. Perambulator in Edinburgh q 914.144 B62. . . .270 

Bonnard, A. In China. 1920-1921 915.1 B62 531 

Bonnefon, D. Les ecrivains modernes de la France. . .840.9 B62. . . .512 

Bonnevie, J. A. Kortfattet lserebog i plangeometri. . .r 513.1 B62. . . .242 

Bontempelli, M. La donna dei miei sogni 853 B629 172 

Boody, B. M. Psychological study of immigrant 

children at Ellis Island 

Book, W. F. Learning how to study and work effec 

325.73 B63 236 

tively 371.3 B631.... 179 

Book of a thousand songs qM 784.8 B63. . . . 502 

Book of old sundials & their mottoes 529.78 B63. . . .473 

Book of rural life r 630.3 B63 646 

Books; weekly qr 051 B6314. . . . 364 

Boomer, L. M. Hotel management 640.24 B63 488 

Boon, A. A. Der bau von schiffen aus eisenbeton. . qr 623.835 B63. . . .396 

Booth, W. B. Echoes and memories 92 B6334b 33 

Bordeaux, H. Les jeux dangereux q 843 B63j. . . .620 

Borden, R. C, & Busse, A. C. How to win an argument 

808.5 B635....411 

Borgeaud, C. Histoire de l'Universite de Geneve, .qr 378.494 B63. . . .303 

Borgese, G. A. La citta sconosciuta 853 B63c. . . .172 

Borsodi, R. Distribution age 338 B63 .... 460 

Bos, C. van. Dutch folk-songs with piano accompaniment 

qM 784.4 B641.... 502 

Bose, Sir J. C. Nervous mechanism of plants 581.18 B64. . . .310 

Bossert, H. T. Peasant art in Europe qr 709.4 B64 651 

Bost, P. Homicide par imprudence 843 B64 98 

Boston—Parks, Dept. of. Future parks, playgrounds, 

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Boston Club of Printing House Craftsmen. Presswork 

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Boston Soc. of Natural History. Bulletin r 570.5 B64b 15 

Boston Univ. Inauguration of Daniel L. Marsh r 378.7 B64 112 

Bosworth, H. Technique in dramatic art 792 B64. . . .412



Botsford, F. H. Christmas and New Year songs qj 784.4 B64 430 

Boucher, F. Le Pont-Neuf qr 914.436 B65p 340 

Bougie, C. C. A. Evolution of values 301 B65 454 

Boulting, E. F. Beautiful childhood 232 B655. . . .292 

Bourcart, E. Insecticides, fungicides, and weed 

killers 632.951 B65....129 

Bourjaily, B. W., & Gorman, D. M. Mother's cook book..641 B65....253 

Bourland, C. B. Short story in Spain in the seventeenth 

century 863.09 B65 656 

The same r 863.09 B65. .. . 656 

Bousfield, E. G. P. Pleasure and pain 157 B65 173 

Bouton, J. Poems for the children's hour j 821.08 B65 675 

Bowen, C. W. History of Woodstock qr 974.6 B66h 671 

Bowen, F. C. Sea qr 910.4 B66.... 420 

Ships for all j 656.8 B66....158 

Bowen, Marjorie, pseud. Mistress Nell Gwyn B662mi 4 

Bower, F. O. Plants and man 580.4 B66 117 

Bowers, C. G. Founders of the Republic 923.2 B662. . . .664 

The same r 923.2 B662. . . .664 

Bowles, E. S. Handmade rugs 745.2 B66. . . .494 

Bowman, J. C. Contemporary Amer. criticism 801 B66. . . .262 

Box, P. H. Three master builders and another 923.2 B66 82 

Boy Scouts of Amer. Annual report r 369.2 B666 58 

Boy scout song book M 784.8 B66 502 

Boyd, A. M. Exit Miss Lizzie Cox r 812 B66 334 

Boyd, E. A. Guy de Maupassant 843 M49zb 142 

Boyd, J. Marching on B6682m 361 

Boyd, Mrs. M. S. Fortunate Isles 914.67 B66. . . . 528 

Boynton, P. H. More contemporary Americans 810.9 B67m. . . .657 

Boys, T. S. "Original views of London as it is, by 

Thomas Shotter Boys, 1842" qr 914.21 B67 .... 598 

Bradbury, W. F. Elementary geometry and trigonometry 

r 513 B67 16 

Bradby, E. D. Short history of the French Revolution 

944.04 B67....273 

Bradford, G. Darwin 92 D268br 33 

Bradley, Mrs. M. (Hastings). Caravans and cannibals 

916.7 B68c.... 343 

Bradshaw, C. A., & Hornstein, I. O. Americanization 

questionnaire 323.6 B68 107 

Bragg, Sir W. H. Old trades and new knowledge 609 B68 393 

Brahic, J. Roux-. See Roux-Brahic. 

Bramer, J. P. Treatise giving the history, organization, 

and administration of parole 364 B69. . . .454 

Branch, A. H. Christmas miracle, and God bless this 

house j 793.1 B69 158



Branch, D. Cowboy and his interpreters 917.8 B69 151 

Brandes, G. M. C. Hellas 880.4 B69. . . .199 

Brandt, H. C. G. German-English dictionary r 433.2 B69 386 

Brangwyn, F. Windmills qr 759.2 B69w 651 

Branom, M. E., & Branom, F. K. Teaching of 

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Braymer, D. H., & Roe, A. C. Repair shop diagrams 

and connecting tables for induction motors, .r 621.313 B71. . . .486 

Brearley, H. Die einsatzhartung von eisen und 

stahl r 669.1713 B71....257 

Breasted, J. H. Conquest of civilization 930 B71c. . . .272 

Breckinridge, S. P. Pub. welfare administration in 

the U. S 360 B72.... 627 

Breeders' calendar and year book r 636.7 B72 72 

Brehme, H. Picturesque Mexico qr 917.2 B72. . . .531 

Brenet, Michel, pseud. Sec Bobillier, M. 

Brennecke, L. Der grundbau r 624.1 B72. . . .191 

Brenner, H. D. How to reduce telegraph expense 654 B72. . . .323 

Breuil, P. Les essais de fatigue des metaux et les 

machines Amsler pour leur execution... .r 620.123141 B73....250 

Brewer, D. C. Conquest of New England by the 

immigrant 325.73 B73 9 

Brewer, J. M. Case studies in educational and vocational 

guidance 174 B737c 366 

Brewer, R. W. A. Economics of carburetting & 

manifolding 621.4323 B73e 191 

Brewster, E. T. Creation 213 B73.. . .449 

Brezina, A. Methodik der krystall-bestimmung r 548.7 B73 389 

Brickell, A. Few, but roses 841.08 B74 411 

Bridgman, Mrs. H. (Bartlett). Gems 553.8 B74 18 

The same r 553.8 B74 18 

Bridgman, P. W. Condensed collection of thermodynamic 

formulas r 536.7 B74. .. .476 

Logic of modern physics 530.1 B74. . . .568 

La Briere. Chateaubriant 843 C396b . . . .172 

Briggs, D. B. Practical glass manipulation 542.2 B74....309 

Briggs, T. H. Curriculum problems 375 B74. . . .382 

Brighouse, H. Open air plays 822 B748o. . . .202 

Scaring off of Teddy Dawson 822 B748s 31 

Bright threshold. Ramsay R1812b . . . .618 

Brinkmann, C. Recent theories of citizenship in its 

relation to government 172.1 B75....366 

Brinton, Christian. Mestrovic exhibition r 735 M64b . . . .258 

Brinton, Crane. Political ideas of the English romanticists 

820.9 B752....408 

Brinton, S. Golden age of the Medici 945.5 B75... .209



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British Columbia—Lands dept. Water powers qr 621.2 B75 21 

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British Empire Exhibition, 1924-25. Palace of arts, .r 708.2 B756 134 

Phases of modern science r 606 B75h2 68 

The same r 606 B75h 68 

British Engineering Standards Assoc, London. 

British standard dimensions for body spaces and 

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British standard glossary of terms used in electrical 

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British standard glossary of terms used in illumination 

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British standard specification for recording 

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British standard specification for tramway 

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British standard specifications and reports r 620.03 B75. . . .644 

British standard tables for use in engineering 

workshops r 621.881 B75....315 

Report on British standard dimensions for airscrew 

hubs r 533.6014 B75.... 308 

British Museum—Dept. of ceramics and ethnography. 

Guide to the Maudslay collection of Maya sculptures 

British Trades Union Delegation to Russia and Cau 

913.72 B75....531 

casia, 1925. Russia today 

British Waterworks Assoc, Inc. British waterworks 

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year book and directory qr 628.102 B75 . . . .484 

Britton, N. L. Manual of the flora of the northern 

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Broadhurst, T. W. Evangeline; a play 812 B7582e 145 

Brocchi, V. II poco lume ed il gran cerchio d'ombra. .853 B75p. . . .290 

Brock, A. Clutton-. Essays on literature & life 804 B76 512 

Brockman, C. J. Electro-organic chemistry 541.17 B76 66 

Brod, M. Reubeni, furst der Juden 833 B76 290 

Broderick, J. T. Small stockholder 332.6 B76 377 

Broderies hindoues qr 746 B7622....494 

Bromfield, L. Early autumn B767e 53 

Good woman B767go.... 553 

Green bay tree B767g 53



Bronwall, A., praeses. Dissertatio historico-politica 

de ferro Suecano Osmund r 669.1 B77. , . .650 

Brooks, A. M. Great artists and their works 704 B77. . . .651 

Brooks, C. S. Roundabout to Canterbury 914.2 B77r 37 

Brooks, E. Key to the normal higher arithmetic. . . .r 511 B77k 16 

Plane geometry 

Brooks, E. C. Story of corn and the westward mi 

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gration j 633.15 B77. . . .214 

Brooks, Van W. Emerson and others 804 B774. . . .512 

Broome, E. C, & Adams, E. W. Conduct and 

citizenship j 172.1 B77 430 

Brother Saul. Byrne B996br 361 

Broughton-Thompson, C. Christ and the woman's 

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Brouner, W. B., & Fung Yuet Mow. Chinese made 

easy q 495 B78. . . .637 

Brouwer, H. A. Practical hints to scientific travellers. .910 B78. . . .598 

Brower, H. Modern masters of the keyboard 786.3 B78m. . . .140 

Brown, A. R. West of the moon 

Brown, A. Selwyn-. Sec Selwyn-Brown. 

B7832we 168 

Brown, C. R. Making of a minister 250 B78 450 

Working faith 

Brown (David) & Sons (Huddersfield) Ltd. Auto 

230 B78w. . . .368 

mobile worm gearing i q 621.8323 B78. . . . 126 

Brown, H. B. Cotton 633.71 B78. . . .252 

Brown, H. Q. Homespun heroines and other women 

of distinction 920.7 B78. . . .459 

The same 

Brown, M. Laird-. Sec Laird-Brown. 

r 920.7 B78. . . .459 

Brown, R. A. Magic ring 821.08 B795. . . .517 

Brown, S. Elastic and non-elastic narrow fabrics. . . .677.75 B79. . . .642 

Brown, Z. M. Standard catalog for high school 

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Brown & Sharpe Manufacturing Co. Micrometer, .r 531.714 B79 

Brown, Bayley's Steel Works, Lt., Sheffield. Stain 

17 

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Browne, E. G. Year amongst the Persians ' 915.5 B79 423 

Browne, F. Granny's wonderful chair and its tales 

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Browne, L. A. Story of the Jews 296 B81s 295 

This believing world 209 B81....102 

Brownell, B. New universe 901 B81. . . .272 

Brownell, O. E. Protection of small water supplies 

used bv railroads r 628.16 U2533 21 

The same r 614.4 U25p v.39 pt.2 21 

Browning, R. Selected poems 821 B819sL 590



Brownstein-Louis Co., Los Angeles. Figuring 

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Brownsville, Pa.—Citizens. Reproduction of the 

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Bruce, H. A. B. Your growing child 136.7 B82y 622 

Bruere, Mrs. M. B. Does prohibition work? 

Bruhl, L. Levy-. See Levy-Bruhl. 

178 B82 448 

Bruner, E. D. Laboratory study in democracy 364 B83. . . .454 

Brunswig, H. Das rauchlose pulver r 662.35 B83. . . .323 

Briitsch, E. Selbstkostenberechnung in der giesserei 

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Bryan, G. S. Edison, the man and his work 92 E288b 81 

Bryant, F. J. Furniture projects." 684 B84 19 

The same 

Bryant, Mrs. L. (Munson). Children's book of cele 

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brated towers qj 729.36 B84 42 

Bryant, S. C. Gordon j B842go 87 

Buchan, J. Dancing floor B848d 96 

Homilies and recreations 804 B84. . . .262 

Witch wood B848w 615 

Buchner, F. K. C. L. Kraft und stoff r 113 B85 100 

Buck, J. D. Symbolism of freemasonry 336.1 B85. . . .295 

Buck, N. S. Development of the organisation of 

Anglo-Amer. trade 382 B85 565 

Buck, P. C. Oxford song book qM 784.8 B85 503 

Scope of music 780.4 B85 198 

Buck, R. O., & Frost, H. E. Laboratory manual of 

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Buckingham, B. R. Research for teachers 371 B85 239 

Supply and demand in teacher training qr 370.7 B85. . . .382 

Buckland, A. R. John Horden 92 H794b....662 

Buckley, F. History of old English glass qr 738.2 B85 134 

Buckley, H. Short history of physics 530.9 B85 639 

Buckley, W. European glass qr 738.2 B856 494 

Buday, L. Travel through Hungary 914.39 B85 37 

Budgen, L. M. Episodes of insect life r 595.7 B85 187 

Budowski, I. Die naphthensauren r 547.7715 B85. . . .477 

Buell, R. L. Japanese immigration r 325.73 B86 107 

The same r 172 L452 v.7 107 

Bugge, G. Die holzverkohlung und ihre erzeugnisse 

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Building Trades Employers' Assoc, of N. Y. Handbook 

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Bull, A. E. Mail order and instalment trading 658.324 B87m 321 

Bullard, R. L. Personalities and reminiscences of 

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Bullen, F. T. Cruise of the Cachalot j 910.4 B87a 158 

Frank Brown j B875f. . . .277 

Bullett, G. W. Mr. Godly beside himself 822 B87. . . .412 

Bulley, M. H. Art and counterfeit q 701 B87 134 

Bulloch, J. M. Centennial bibliography of George 

Macdonald r 012 M146b 99 

Bumpus, T. F. Cathedrals and churches of Italy. . . .q 72(> B88ct. . . .260 

Bunting, H. S. Specialty advertising r 659 B88. . . .253 

Burbank, L., & Hall, W. Harvest of the years 581.15 B88. . . .479 

Burckmyer, C L., & Burckmyer, Mrs. C R. B. 

Burckmyer letters 973.7 B892 536 

Burdett, O. Beardsley period 820.9 B89 408 

William Blake 821 B52zb. . . .199 

Burdick, C K. In the Supreme court of the U. S., 

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Colleges r 342.7 B89. . . . 633 

Bur. of Ry. Economics, Washington, D. C Commodity 

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Burgess, G. Every man's wages 336.22 B897. . . .460 

Burgess, L. A. Va. soldiers of 1776 r 975.5 B89 671 

Burke, E. T. Scourges of to-day 616 B91 ... .394 

Burke, P. Wisdom and genius of the Right Hon. 

Edmund Burke 825 B91zb....657 

Burke Foundation, White Plains, N. Y. Directory of 

convalescent homes in the U. S r 362 B91.... 559 

Burleigh, H. T. Plantation melodies old and new. .qM 784.7 B921. . . .503 

Burlesque plays and poems 827 B92. . . .657 

Burney, F. A. i'ct Wood, Mrs. F. A. (Burney). 

Burns, C D. Philosophy of labour 331.8 B93... .377 

Burns, J. Illustrations for preachers and teachers. . . .808.8 B938. . . .411 

Burns, W. N. Saga of Billy the kid 92 B627b. .. .415 

Burr, A. J. Selected lyrics 811 B943se.. . .517 

Burr, Mrs. A. R. (Brown). See Brown. 

Burt, E. R. Planning your party 793 B94p. . . .262 

Burt, M. S. Delectable mountains B949d 168 

Burton, E. D. Short introduction to the Gospels 226 B95. . . .368 

Burton, E. R. Employee representation 331.1 B95. . . . 177 

Burtt, H. E. Principles of employment psychology... 136.8 B95....446 

Bush-Krebs Co., Inc., Louisville, Ky. College annual 

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Bushnell, G. H. Creative process in business r 658.612 B96 72 

Business management series r 658 B965 24 

Business terms, phrases, and abbreviations r 380.03 B96....114 

Buswell, G. T., & Judd, C H. Summary of educational 

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But yesterday—. Diver D646b 440 

Butler, C M. St. Paul in Rome 225.9 B97 558 

Butler, M. A. Literature dramatized for classroom use..793.1 B97 519 

Butler, N. M. Les fitats-Unis d'Amerique 923.2 B97 82 

Butt, G. B. Madame Blavatsky 92 B542b 415 

Butter, F. J. Locks and lockmaking 683 B98 312 

Butterick Publishing Co. New Butterick dressmaker. .646 B98n....321 

Butterworth, E. M. Teaching of geography in France. .910.7 B98. . . .527 

Byington, M. F. Confidential exchange r 361 B99 9 

Byne, Mrs. M. (Stapley). Forgotten shrines of Spain. .726 B995 28 

Bynner, W. Cake 812 B99c 32 

Byrne, D. Brother Saul B996br 361 

Byrne, P. E. Soldiers of the plains 978 B99 602 

Byron, G. G. N. Letters and journals r 92 B998b 593 

Cabell, J. B. Beyond life 814 C112b....512 

Something about Eve C112s. . . .616 

Cabot, R. C Adventures on the borderlands of ethics. .174 Cll. . . .291 

Goal of social work 361 Cll 454 

Cades, H. R. Any girl can be good-looking 391 Cll.... 636 

Cadman, C W. Witch of Salem qM 782.1 Cllw 329 

Cadoux, A. T. Gospel that Jesus preached and the 

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Cady, H. P. General chemistry 546 Cllg 66 

Cahuet, A. Moussia 92 B291c 146 

Regine Romani q 843 C12r.... 620 

Cairns, J. A. R. Problem of a career 174 C12 367 

Calendar Ad Service, Bridgeton, N. J. Bridgeton, 

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Calhoun, G. M. Ancient Greeks and the evolution of 

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Business life of ancient Athens 913.38 C13b. . . .420 

Cal.—Education, State board of. Lessons in oral 

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Cal.—State mining bur. Summary of operations. ,r 622.338 C13 71 

Call, F. O. Spell of French Canada 917.14 C13 38 

Callahan, J. M. History of the making of Morgantown 

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Callcott, W. H. Church and state in Mexico 972 C13 538 

Callendar, H. L. Enlarged Callendar steam tables..r 536.7 C13 308 

Callender, C N. Amer. courts 353.5 C13....376 

The same r 353.5 C13 376 

Callister, R. C Australian clays in the manufacture 

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Calve, E. My favorite French songs; edition for 

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Calve, E.—continued. 



My favorite French songs; edition for low 

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Calvert, E. R. Capital punishment in the twentieth 

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The Cambrian. Iron making r 669.109 C14. . . .582 

Cambridge history of Amer. literature. Short history 

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Cameron, J. R. Taking and showing of motion 

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Campbell, A. Y. Poems 821 C156... .144 

Campbell, D. H. Outline of plant geography 581.9 C15 311 

Campbell, G. M. V. See Bowen, Marjorie, pseud. 

Campbell, J. Old Philadelphia music 780.973 C15. . . . 329 

The same r 780.973 C15.. ..329 

Campbell, N. R. Modern electrical theory 537 C15a 476 

The same r 537 C15a. . . .476 

Canada—Archives. Catalogue of pictures qr 708.1 C16....326 

Canada—Census and statistics office. Sixth census of 

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Canada—Geol. survey. Economic geology series. . . .r 557.1 C16e. . . .309 

Canada—Labour dept. Legal status of women in 

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Canada—Mines branch (Dept. of mines). Bentonite 

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Facts about peat r 662.641 C16fa. . . .649 

Final report of the Peat com r 662.641 C16f 401 

Helium in Canada r 661.991 C16. . . . 580 

Investigations in ceramics and road materials r 666.3 C16. . . .401 

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Investigations of mineral resources and the mining 

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Silica in Canada r 553.62 C16s.... 310 

Canada—Technical education branch. Report r 607 C1672....393 

Canada—Water power and reclamation service. 

Water resources paper r 551.48 C167. . . .570 

Canada—Water power branch. Annual report r 621.2 C16. . . .250 

Canadian Alpine journal r 917.11 C167 152 

Canadian National Railways. Maps and information 

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Canal boat fracas. Hale H161c. . . .441 

Canby, H. S., & Opdycke, J. B. Elements of composition 

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Cane, P. S. Modern gardens q 710 C17 653 

The same qr 710 C171 653 

Canfield, Mrs. F. A. (Camp). Around the world at 

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Cannon, C. J. Pueblo boy j C173p. . . .214 

Cannon, J. G. Uncle Joe Cannon 92 C1734c. . . .662 

Cannon, T. G. English porcelain of the xviiith 

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Cannon, W. A. Physiological features of roots..qr 581.43 C17p....479 

Canon in residence. Whitechurch W6372c. . . .171 

Capek, T. Origins of the Czechoslovak state 943.71 C17 154 

Capitani, H. Stahel-de. Sec Stahel-de Capitani. 

Caraballo y Sotolongo, F. Mujeres, a las urnas y al 

hogar! 324.3 C18.. . .471 

Carbonell, J. M. Leopoldo Turla r 92 T857c....662 

Cardozo, J. L. Contemporary Jew in the Elizabethan 

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Carhart, G. S.. & McGhee, P. A. Through magic 

casements 821.08 C19 31 

The same j 821.08 C19 42 

Carnegie, D. Public speaking 808.5 C21....512 

Carnegie Institute, Pittsburgh—Dept. of fine arts. 

Exhibition of models for a monument to the 

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Exhibition of sculpture by Antoine Bourdelle r 735 B65c. . . .134 

Series of articles on the permanent collection in 

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Carnegie Institute, Pittsburgh—Museum. Bird 

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Botany leaflet r 580.5 C21 392 

Paleontology leaflet r 560.5 C21. . . . 387 

Carnegie Institute of Technology, Pittsburgh—Printing 

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Carnegie Lib. of Pittsburgh. Contemporary novelists, 

English and American r 016.823 C216c 657 

How to use your leisure time r 016.79 C21. . . .407 

Saint Francis of Assisi r012 F86c.... 364 

Scrapbook of newspaper clippings relating to the 

centennial celebration of Stephen Foster's 

birthday qr 92 F819c2.... 662 

Stephen C. Foster r 012 F81c 290 

Carnegie Lib. School Assoc. Arbor day in poetry, .q 808.8 C21ar 79 

The same qr 808.8 C2162ar 79 

The same qj 808.8 C21ar 87


Carnegie Lib. School Assoc.—continued. 


Mother's day in poetry qj 808.8 C21mo 42 

Washington and Lincoln in poetry q 808.8 C21w. .202 

T h e same • qr 808.8 C2162w... .202 

T h e same qj 808.8 C21w....l58 

Carnegie Steel Co., Pittsburgh. Rails and angle 

bars qr 625.143 C21 70 

Structural steel shapes r 691.7 C21str 19 

Wrought steel wheels and other circular sections..r 625.212 C21. . . .315 

Carnovale, L. II supremo ideale umano raggiunto 341.6 C21. .111 

Carpenter, Mrs. E. D. (Seal). See Seal. 

Carpenter, F. G. Alaska j 917.98 C22 277 

Alps, the Danube, and the Near East j 914 C22aL. . . .430 

Australia, New Zealand, and some islands of the 

South Seas j 919 C22 214 

Cairo to Kisumu j 916.2 C22 349 

Canada and Newfoundland j 917.1 C22. .214 

China j 915.1 C22 349 

From Tangier to Tripoli j 916.1 C22 350 

Japan and Korea j 915.2 C22 350 

Lands of the Andes and the desert j 918 C22L 277 

Lands of the Caribbean j 917.28 C22 350 

Tail of the hemisphere j 918.3 C22. . . .277 

Uganda to the Cape j 916.8 C22 430 

& Harmon, D. British Isles and the Baltic 

states j 914 C22b. . . .277 

Carpenter, L. Mechanical mixing machinery 660.053 C22....649 

Carpenter, T. M. Human metabolism with enemata 

of alcohol, dextrose, and levulose qr 612.0153 C22. . . .394 

Carpentier, G. Art of boxing 796.8 C22 262 

Carr, J. W. Comyns. Coasting Bohemia 824 C22. . . .512 

Carr-Saunders, A. M. Eugenics 575.6 C22 65 

Carreon, M. L. Applicability of standard tests to 

the Filipino 136.7 C22 56 

Carroll, Lewis, pseud. Further nonsense q 827 C23f. . . .414 

Carry on, Jeeves! Wodehouse W832c . . . .619 

Carse, A. von A. History of orchestration 785 C23 .... 407 

Carson, C. Kit Carson's own story of his life 92 C2342c. . . .523 

Carson, J. F. Sermon at the memorial service to 

Rev. John Knox McClurkin r 92 M1373c. . . .336 

Carson, J. R. Electric circuit theory and the opera 

tional calculus 621.3 C23. . . .486 

Carswell, C. Building of the Delaware River 

bridge qr 624.022 C23....484 

Carter, H. New spirit in the European theatre q 792 C23n 80 

Carter, J. F. Man is war 327 C23 . . . .296



Carter, T. T. Stories from Shakespeare j 822.33 H26 158 

Cartwright, H. G. Song treasury M 784.8 C24. . . . 503 

Caryll, I. Circus girl qM 782.6 C24. . . .329 

Casauranc, J. M. Puig. See Puig Casauranc 

Case book of Sherlock Holmes. Doyle D775ca 440 

Casella, G, & Gaubert, E. A. G. de V. de F. La 

nouvelle litterature 840.9 C25 .... 331 

Casement. Swinnerton S9782ca 619 

Casmey, W. H. Way to the smokeless city 621.187 C25 126 

Casson, S. Macedonia, Thrace, and Illyria 938 C26. . . .534 

Castell, C. A. Snowed-up with a duchess 822 C26.... 145 

Castle Rock mystery. Gibbs G364c 617 

Caswell, E. S. Canadian singers and their songs. . . .r 811.08 C27. . . .144 

Cat and the captain. Coatsworth j C628c. . . .676 

Catapang, V. R. Development and the present status 

of education in the Philippine Islands 379.914 C27 112 

Catchpool, E. Text-book of sound r 534 C27. . . .476 

Cather, W. S. Death comes for the archbishop C2822d. . . .440 

Mon Antonia 843 C28 227 

Catlin, G. E. G Science and method of politics 320.1 C28. . . .457 

Catlin, W. B. Labor problem in the U. S. and Great 

Britain 331 C28 561 

Cattermole, E. G Famous frontiersmen, pioneers, 

and scouts r 977 C28. . . .155 

Caudel, M. Pour les etudiants etrangers en France. . .914.4 C28 37 

Cave, E. Boy scout's hike book and camp book j 796 C29a .... 214 

Caven, R. M. Gas and gases 661.9 C29. . . .491 

Cavling, V. Collective spirit 141 C29. . . .365 

Cederberg, W. E. On the solutions of the differential 

equations of motion of a double pendulum, .qr 517.38 C31. . . .388 

Celsius, A., praeses. Dissertatio academica, artem 

carbonariam in patria sistens r 662.6 C31.... 581 

Celui qui voit. Pittard q 843 P67c.... 620 

Cendrars, B. Sutter's gold 92 S9672c 146 

Century Furniture Co., Grand Rapids. Furniture 749 C32. . . .494 

Ceramist; monthly r 666.05 C32 131 

Cestre, C. Poetry of Amy Lowell r 811 L956zc.... 589 

Chaddock, R. E. Principles and methods of statistics. . .311 C34 105 

Chains. Dreiser D812c. . . .441 

Chalif, L. H. Folk dances of different nations q 793.3 C35f. . . .511 

Chamber of Commerce of the U. S. of Amer.—Civic 

development dept. Illiteracy and the 1930 

census r 379.2 C35 564 

Chamber of Commerce of the U. S. of Amer.—Fabricated 

production dept. Budgeting for business 

control r 658.53 C35 321



Chamberlin, T. C. Earth 551 C355 641 

The same r 550.5 J46 v.32 641 

Chamberlin, W. F. Psychology of group insurance 368 C35. . . .233 

Chambers, R. W. Drums of Aulone C355d 361 

Chambrun, C. (Longworth), comtesse de. Shake 

speare, actor-poet 822.33 B22. . . .659 

Chamot, A. E. Selected Russian short stories C3572s .... 361 

Champion, F. C. G. Gurney-. Sec Gurney-Champion. 

Chand, G. Financial system of India 336.54 C36 236 

Charles, D. Commercial photography 778.21 C37. . . .501 

Charles, H. Romance of the name America 973.1 C37. . . .155 

Charnley, M. V. Secrets of baseball told by big 

league players 796.31 C38 . . . . 407 

Charteris, E. E. John Sargent r 759.1 S24c 651 

Charters, W. W. Basic material for a pharmaceutical 

curriculum r 615.07 C38 394 

Charwoman's shadow. Dunsany D9262c 96 

Chase, C. B. Young Voltaire 92 V378ch 146 

Chase, D. Hardy rye C389h...,168 

Chase, M. E., & Del Plaine, Mrs. F. K. Art of 

narration 820.8 C39 79 

Chase, S., & Schlink, F. J. Your money's worth 338 C39y. . . .561 

Chateaubriant. A. de. La Briere 843 C396b 172 

Peat-cutters C3962p... .616 

Chatelier, H. L. Le. Sec Le Chatelier. 

Chatterton, E. K. Brotherhood of the sea 910.4 C39b....598 

Windjammers and shellbacks 910.4 C39w .... 598 

Chatterton, F. Houses, cottages, & bungalows q 728 C39. . . .499 

Chaucer, G. Approach to Chaucer 821 C41ap 79 

Cheesman, R. E. In unknown Arabia 915.3 C41. . . .343 

Cheiro, pseud. Memoirs 133.6 C41c . ... 173 

Chekhov, A. P. Grasshopper C418g. . . .361 

Wood demon 891.72 C41w. . . .264 

Chemical Foundation, Inc. Patents transferred to 

the Chemical Foundation, Inc r 608.73 C42p .... 122 

Chemical industry pamphlets r 660 C4212. . . .402 

Chemical record-age; weekly qr 660.5 C4216. . . .131 

Chemical reviews; quarterly qr 540.5 C4217. . . .309 

Chemicals; weekly qr 660.5 C4215 131 

Cheng, S.-L. Chinesische frauengestalten 396 C42 14 

Cherry, H. H. Education, the basis of democracy 172.1 C42 448 

Cherry Square. Richmond R425ch 97 

Chester, G. G. Travel in Europe made easy 914 C42 421 

Chesterton, Mrs. A. E. (Jones), & Neale, R. Man 

who was Thursday 822 C4272. . . .145 

Chesterton, G. K. Outline of sanity 304 C42o 454



Chesterton, G. K.—continued. 

Return of Don Quixote C4272r 361 

Secret of Father Brown C4272s... .616 

Chevallier, H. Cours pratique d'electricite industrielle 

r 621.3 C42....2S1 

Chevrons. Nason N 1473c. . . .226 

Cheyney, A. S. Nature and scope of social work 361 C42. . . .454 

Cheyney, E. G. What tree is that? 582 C42. . . .479 

Chicago—Municipal tuberculosis sanitarium—Research 

laboratory. Collected studies qr 616.246 C43. . . .124 

Chicago—Plan com. Plan of Chicago in 1925 r 710 C43p. . . .259 

Chicago Assoc, of Commerce. Twenty-first anni 

versary qr 917.73 C4323 83 

Chicago Steel & Wire Co. Properties of steel filler 

rods for gas and electric welding r 665.882 C43 25 

Chicago Univ. Abstracts of theses; humanistic 

series r 378.7 C43ab 112 

Abstracts of theses; science series r 504 C43ab.... 117 

Chicago, World's Columbian Exposition, 1893. 

Official views r 606 C43of 248 

Chiesa, F. Tempo di marzo 853 C43 98 

Chikamatsu. Masterpieces of Chikamatsu 895 C43 . . . .592 

Child of the North. Cullum C915c 53 

Child of the wild. Marshall M4164c.... 226 

Child Study Assoc, of Amer. Guidance of childhood 

and youth 136.7 C43g 365 

Studies in child training 136.7 C43 291 

Childe, V. G. Aryans 572.891 C43....474 

Childhood education qr 372 C43 303 

Children of divorce. Johnson J363c. . . .288 

Children of the moor. Fitinghoff j F555c. . . .676 

Children of tbe mountain eagle. Miller j M692c. . . .676 

Chilton, E. C. Shadows waiting C438s. . . .287 

Chilton Co., Philadelphia. Chilton tractor index..r 629.112702 C43 575 

Chimie et industrie. Dix ans d'efforts scientifiques 

et industriels qr 609.44 C43 572 

China—Com. on extraterritoriality. Report r 327.51 C4412 457 

China. Directories. Comacrib directory of China..r 915.1 C44c 152 

China journal of science & arts; monthly r 915.1 C441. . . .668 

Chinard, G. L'exotisme americain dans la litterature 

frangaise au 16e siecle d'apres Rabelais, Ronsard, 

Montaigne, etc 840.9 C44 513 

L'exotisme americain dans l'ceuvre de Chateau 

briand 843 C39zc.... 513 

Jefferson et les ideologues d'apres sa correspon- 

dance 92 J2323ch. . . .266



Chinard, G.—continued. 

Les refugies Huguenots en Amerique 284.5 C44. .368 

Chi-wee and Loki of the desert. Moon j M875ch. .159 

Chmelaf, J. Political parties in Czechoslovakia 329.9 C44 376 

Choate, J. H. Arguments and addresses 815 C448ar 513 

Chopin, F. F. Walzer qM 786.4 C45w .... 329 

The same qM 786.4 C45sa v.l 329 

Chorley, H. F. Thirty years' musical recollections 782 C45 407 

Chou Shu-jen. True story of Ah Q C458t.... 553 

Chrisman, A. B. Wind that wouldn't blow j C459w. . . .606 

Chrisman, L. H. English of the pulpit 251 C45. . . .231 

Christensen, A. L. Tool control, procurement, 

storage, issue, use, repairs, and cost 658.6125 C45. . . .489 

Christie, Mrs. A. (Miller). Big Four C461b 616 

Mysterious affair at Styles C461my. . . .361 

Christmas in modern story. Van Buren & Bemis V1772c. . . .619 

The same r V1772c 619 

Christodulus, pseud. Power of grace r 248 C46 57 

Chubb, T. Printed maps in the atlases of Great 

Britain and Ireland qr 016.91242 C46 .... 665 

Church, J. A. Notes of a metallurgical journey in 

Europe r 669 C46 195 

Church, S. H. America's first railroad r 656.673 C46. . . .647 

Short history of Pittsburgh j 974.886 C46 214 

Cicero, M. T. Essay on friendship 875 C47e .... 589 

Letters of a Roman gentleman 876 C47Let 262 

Philippics 875 C47p....331 

The same r 875 C47p....331 

Speeches 875 C47spe.... 657 

The same r 875 C47spe .... 657 

Cippico, A. Italy 945 C49....344 

La citta sconosciuta. Borgese 853 B63c. . . . 172 

Civic Club of Allegheny Co. Circular r 352.006 C49c. . . .457 

Flower market r 716 C49. . ..653 

Clampett, F. W. Luther Burbank, "our beloved 

infidel" 92 B8892c. . . .266 

Clapham, J. H. Economic history of modern Britain. .330.9 C51e. . . 631 

Clark, A. F. B. Boileau and the French classical 

critics in England 820.9 C51....199 

Clark, B. H. Eugene O'Neill 812 025zc 32 

Modern drama 808.2 CSlm. . . .519 

The same r 808.2 CSlm....519 

& Lieber, M. Great short stories of the world C518g. . . .361 

Clark, C. U., & Game, J. B. Medieval and late Latin 

selections 479 C51. . . .472 

Clark, G. L. Applied x-rays 537.54 C52 183



Clark, T. F. English classics completely analyzed. .. .820.7 C52 142 

Clark Univ. Psychologies of 1925 150 C52 100 

Clarke, Sir E. G. Benjamin Disraeli 92 B342c 415 

Clarke, F. E. Poetry's plea for animals 808.8 C53 517 

Clarke, M. V. Medieval city state 940.1 C53 534 

Clary, M. Facts about Muscle Shoals 917.61 C53 667 

Classic German dictionary 433.2 C53 64 

Claudel, P. Feuilles de saints 841 C54f 411 

Clausen, B. C. Pen-portraits of the prophets 224 C54 292 

Clauss, H. Die schwabacher schrift in vergangenheit 

und gegenwart r 655.24 C54. . . .400 

Clemenceau, G. E. B. Demosthene 92 D424cL 203 

Demosthenes; tr. by C. M. Thompson 92 D424c 33 

Clemens, W. M. Amer. marriage records before 

1699 qr 929.3 C56....205 

Clement, M. Once in France j C564o 676 

Clements. C. C. Tea and conversation 812 C56t.... 659 

Cleugh, S. Jeanne Margot C579J 616 

Cleve, P. T. Larobok i oorganisk kemi r 547 C58 .... 477 

Cleveland—Education board. Course of study, junior 

high school geography r 910.7 C58 . . . .420 

Clinton Wire Cloth Co. Some test data on fireproof 

floor construction qr 693.8 C59.... 642 

Clippinger, W. G Student relationships 378 C59. . . .382 

Cloud, K. M. P. Cultivation of shrubs 715 C61....328 

Clow, W. M. Five portraits of Jesus 232 C62 368 

Clutch of the Corsican. Bill j B4832c. ..158 

Clute, E. Treatment of interiors q 747 C62. . . .494 

Clutton-Brock, A. See Brock. 

Coats, R. H. John Galsworthy as a dramatic artist. . .822 G15zc. . . .334 

Coatsworth, E. J. Cat and the captain j C628c. . . .676 

Cobb, I. S. Ladies and gentlemen C629La. . . .225 

Cobb, L. Juvenile reader r 808.8 C63c 331 

Spelling book r 421.4 C63. . . .241 

Cobbold, R. H. Pictures of the Chinese 915.1 C632 152 

Coblentz, S. A. Literary revolution 809 C63 513 

Cockades. Minnigerode M727co .... 288 

Coffin, H. S. What to preach 251 C66 231 

Cohen, E. J. Physico-chemical metamorphosis 541.1 C66. . . .244 

Cohen, H. L. More one-act plays by modern 

authors 808.2 C66m....519 

Cohen, I. Journal of a Jewish traveller 296 C66jo. . . .175 

Coissac, G. M. Histoire du cinematographe de ses . 

origines a nos jours qr 778.5 C67 198 

Coit, C. W. Life of Charles the First 942.06 C67 39 

Colasanti, A. Case e palazzi barocchi di Roma qb 728.3 C67 654



Colby, Mrs. N. (Sedgwick). Black stream C679b . . . .616 

Green Forest C679g 

Cole, G. W. Early lib. development in N. Y. state. . . .r 027 C68 

Cole, S. W. Practical physiological chemistry r 547.9 C68 

Coleman, A. P. Ice ages, recent and ancient 551.7 C68 

Coleman, E. L. New England captives r 974 C68 

Coleman, G. S., & Flood, G. M. Civil engineering 

specifications and quantities r 920.03 C68 

Coleman, J. B., & Arnall, F. Preparation and analysis 

of organic compounds 547 C68 

Coleman, L. R., & Commins, S. Psychology 150 C68 

Collar, W. C, & Daniell, M. G. Beginner's Greek 

composition 488 C69 

First Latin book 475 C69f 

Collection of music for the piano and voice qr 786.4 C6953 

Collection of photographs depicting life and customs 

in Mexico r 917.2 C09 

Collectors club philatelist; quarterly r 383.5 C6954 

College entrance and regents questions and answers 

in biology 570 C69 

College Entrance Examination Board. Work, 1901 — 

1925 r 378.7 C69w 

Colles, H. C. Growth of music 780.9 C69 

Collier, V. M. Marriage and careers 396.5 C697 

Collier, W. M., & Feliu Cruz, G. La primera mision 

.225 

.621 

..67 

.120 

.420 

. 575 

. 309 

.446 

.116 

. 566 

654 

531 

.305 

de los Estados Unidos de America en Chile. . . .327.73 C69 .629 

Collingwood, R. G. Outlines of a philosophy of art. . . .701 C698 .494 

Collins, A. F. Bird's eye view of invention 609 C69 .122 

Collins, Mrs. E. (Gowdy). Sea waifs and other poems. .811 C711 31 

Collins, H. P. Modern poetry 821.09 C71 30 

Collins, J. Doctor looks at love and life 814 C71 .262 

Collins, S. H., & Redington, G. Plant products 547.89 C71 .477 

Collom, R. E. Prospecting and testing for oil and gas. .553.28 C71 .478 

The same r 622.009 U2S no.201 .478 

Colman, Mrs. E. M. (Hercher). White House gossip. .917.53 C71 

Colonial Dames of Amer., National Soc. of. Amer. 

.529 

war songs 811.08 C722 .334 

The same r 811.08 C722 .334 

Colonial Dames of Amer., National Soc. of, Pa. 

Church music and musical life in Pa. in the eighteenth 

century r 780.973 C72 .... 329 

Colum, P. Creatures 821 C727c 658 

Road round Ireland 914.15 C72r 37 

Columbia Univ., N. Y.—Teachers College. Lincoln 

School. Illustrated mathematical talks r 510.4 C72 16 

Vacation activities and the school 372.3 C72 .239 

637 

.112 

77 

. 565



Colvin, D. L. Prohibition in the U. S 329.81 C72. . ..60 

The same r 329.81 C72. . ..60 

Combe, A. Intestinal auto-intoxication r 616.0073 C73 . . .249 

Combs, J. H. Folk-songs du midi des £tats-Unis. . . .811.09 C73. .200 . 

Comedians. Couperus C839c . . .225 

Commercial artist r 741 C73. . .403 

Com. for Relief in Belgium. Statistical review of 

relief operations qr 940.917 C735. . .605 

Community Workers of the N. Y. Guild for the 

Jewish Blind. More aces 

Compressed Air Soc, N. Y. Trade standards adopted 

C735m. . ..96 

by the Compressed Air Soc r 621.5 C73a. . ..21 

Compton, A. H. X-rays and electrons 537.54 C73. . .308 

Comstock, J. L. Introduction to mineralogy r 549 C73. . .184 

Comyns Carr, J. W. Sec Carr. 

Conant, K. J. Early architectural history of the 

Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela qb 726 C74. . .499 

Concerning parents 173 C74. . .448 

Conference Com. on the Merit System. Merit system 

in government 

Conference of Teachers of International Law and 

351.1 C74. . .235 

Related Subjects. Proceedings 

Conference on Amer. Relations with China, Balti 

qr 341 C74. . .465 

more, 1925. Amer. relations with China r 327.51 C74. . ..60 

Conference on Highway Engineering and Highway 

Transport Education (2d), Washington, D. C, 

1922. Education for highway engineering and 

highway transport r 625.707 C74. . ..21 

Congres du Chauffage Industriel, Paris, 1923. Comptes 

rendus qr 662.6 C74. .131 

The same qr 662.605 C35 v.4. .131 

Conkling, Mrs. G. W. (Hazard). Flying fish 811 C75f. .202 

Connecticut. Statutes. Motor vehicle laws r 629.1007 C75 . .320 

Conner, S. Quest of the Sea Otter j C7532q. .541 

Conner, W. T. Teachings of "Pastor" Russell 220 C75. .102 

Conquered. Mitchison M75lco. ..97 

I conquistatori. Gara 853 G17. .444 

Conrad, H. C. History of the state of Delaware. . .qr 975.1 C75. .274 

Contemporary short stories. Gerould & Bayly G3242c. .362 

Contralto songs qM 784.8 C76. .503 

Contreras, A. de. Life of Captain Alonso de Contreras. .92 C766c. .203 

Cook, Mrs. S. (Glaspell). Sec Glaspell. 

Cook, W. A. Federal and state school administration. .379.1 C77. .467 

Cooke, A. O. Stories of France in days of old j 944 C77. .214 

Stories of Rome in days of old j 937 C77. .350 

Cooke, E. V. From the book of extenuations 811 C77f. .144

INDEX TO AUTHORS, 1927 71') 


Cooke, M. C. Plain and easy account of British 

fungi r 589.29 C77p....247 

Cooley, E. J. Probation and delinquency 364 C78. . . .454 

Coolidge, A. C. Ten years of war and peace 904 C78. . . .669 

Coomaraswamy, A. K. History of Indian and Indonesian 

art qr 709.54 C78h .... 583 

Cooper, Mrs. E. (Beaver). My lady of the Indian 

purdah C786m.... 553 

Cooper, I. S. Reincarnation 212 C78r....295 

Copeau, J., & Croue, J. Brothers Karamazov 842 C793 . . . .519 

Copeland, C. T. Copeland reader 820.8 C79. . . .409 

Copeland, R. S. Health book 610 C79. . . .482 

Copinger, W. A. Copinger on the law of copyright 

qr 655.6 C79 . . . . 490 

Coppard, A. E. Field of mustard C7963f 225 

Coppier, A. C. Les portraits du Mont-Blanc qr 914.94 C79 340 

Un coquin. Duranti 843 D938 98 

Corbett-Smith, A. Nelson 92 N222co. . . .203 

Cordelia Chantrell. Minnigerode M727c 6 

Cordier, M. Corderii colloquiorum centuria selecta..r 478 C81....472 

Corelli, Marie, pseud. Thelma 839.33 C81.... 290 

Cormack, Mrs. A. Chinese birthday, wedding, 

funeral, and other customs 915.1 C81. . . .271 

Cornelius, C. O. Early Amer. furniture 749 C82e 134 

The same r 749 C82e .... 134 

Corneliussen, O. A. Kortfattet uddrag af mineralogi 

og geologi r 549 C82 244 

Corner, G. W. Anatomical texts of the earlier 

Middle Ages qr 611.09 C82....482 

Corning, H. M. After testing—what? 136.7 C82 100 

Corporation and directors directory of Ohio r 338.8 C82....460 

Corre, M. P. Metal industries in Cleveland 621.7 C82 126 

Corrie, F. E. Lime in agriculture 631.61 C82 578 

Corson, M. G. Aluminum 669.7 C82. . . . 582 

The same r 669.7 C82....582 

Corticelli Silk Mills, Florence, Mass. Corticelli instruction 

books 646 C82.... 123 

Cortina, R. D. de la. Practical manual of conversation..428.2 C82 637 

Corvinus, Jakob, pseud. See Raabe, W. 

Cosenza, M. E. Establishment of the College of 

the City of New York r 378.7 C832. . . .382 

Coster, G. Psycho-analysis for normal people 130 C83 173 

Cotter, Sir J. L. Simple guide to rock gardening 716 C836 405 

Cotteral, B., & Cotteral, D. Tumbling, pyramid 

building, and stunts for girls and women 796.4 C83 330



Cotton, C. W. E. Handbook of commercial information 

for India r 380 C83 180 

Cotton, E. H. Life of Charles W. Eliot 92 E4763c. . . . 147 

Teodoro Roosevelt 92 R684cot 336 

Coudenhove-Kalergi, R. N. Pan-Europe 940.93 C83p . . . .345 

Coulter, E. M. Civil War and readjustment in 

Kentucky 976.9 C83 . . ..210 

Coulton, G. G. Medieval village 940.1 C83 85 

Country bard; quarterly 

County Lib. Conference (2d), London, 1924. County 

r 805 C83 .... 142 

lib. conference q 027.5 C83 99 

The same qr 027.5 C83 99 

Couperus, L. Comedians C839c. . . .225 

Coursey, O. W. Beautiful Black Hills 978.3 C84 210 

Coursey, P. R. Electrical condensers r 537.224 C84. . . .476 

Cousens, H. Architectural antiquities of western 

India qb 722.4 C84....138 

Cousin, V. La jeunesse de Mme. de Longueville 92 L844co. . . . 147 

Covell, L. T. Digest of English grammar r 425 C84c. . . .566 

Coventry, Eng.—Pub. libraries. Automobiles r 016.6291 C84 320 

Internal combustion engines r 016.62143 C84. . . .316 

The same r 017.1 C84 v.2....316 

Coward, N. Rat trap 822 C84 412 

Cowling, G. H. Chaucer 821 C41zc 657 

Cox, G. J. Art, for amateurs and students q 701 C85. . . .403 

Cox, P. W. L. Creative school control 371 C85 467 

Crafton, A., & Rover, J. Process of play production.... 792 C85....519 

Craftsmen all 707.2 C85.... 583 

Craig, A. E. Speech arts 808.5 C86. . . . 411 

Craig, B. Historic Fells r 974.881 C86.... 346 

Craighead, J. R. E. Lost empire 811 C862 517 

Craigie, Mrs. P. M. (Richards). Sec Hobbes, John Oliver, pseud. 

Craigie, W. A. English spelling 421.4 C86 472 

Cram, R. A. Architecture in its relation to civilization 

720.4 C86ar .... 585 

Significance of Gothic art 723.5 C86si 585 

Crampton. C. Cane work 689 C86. . . .480 

Cane work on simple frames 689 C86c. . . .480 

Crandall, I. B. Theory of vibrating systems and sound. .534 C86 308 

Crane, E. J., & Patterson, A. M. Guide to the 

literature of chemistry 540.7 C86 569 

The same r 540.7 C86 569 

Crane, F. Why I am a Christian 230 C86w 368 

Crane, L. China in sign and symbol qr 915.1 C86 668 

Crane, N. C. R. Nathalia Crane 811 C867n 411



Crashing Thunder. Autobiography of an Amer. 

Indian 970.2 C86. ... 147 

Craven House. Hamilton H2132c. .441 

Crawford, H. S. Handbook of carved ornament from 

Irish monuments qb 745 C87 134 

Crawford, L. F. Medora-Deadwood stage line r 978.3 C87 420 

Crawford, N. A., & Rogers, C. E. Agricultural 

journalism 070 C87ag 99 

Creager, W. P., & Justin, J. D. Hydro-electric handhook 

621.341 C87....318 

Th 

e same r 021.341 C87. . . .318 

Cream of the jug. Overton 03323c 618 

Credit monthly qr 658.5105 C87 72 

Creel, G. People next door 972 C87. . . .275 

Crespi, A. Contemporary thought of Italy 195 C87. . . . 100 

Crile, G. W. Bipolar theory of living processes 577.37 C88....306 

Crime at Diana's Pool. Whitechurch W6372cr 444 

Croft, T. W. Automobile wiring diagrams 629.11018 C88 252 

The same r 629.11018 CSS. . . .252 

Crofts, M. I. Women under English law 

Cronwright, Mrs. O. (Schreiner). See Schreiner. 

396.2 C88 636 

Cross, D. Music stories for girls and boys j 780 C89 676 

Cross. Undset U255c 289 

Crothers, S. M. Modern essay r 808.4 C89 142 

Crouch, R. A. Status of the elementary-school 

principal r 371.1 C89....467 

Crowell, J. F., & Crowell, F. H. Cape Cod in 

poetry 811.08 C89....517 

Crownfield, G. Alison Blair j C896aL 606 

Crowther, T. English garden furniture qr 717 C89 . . . .653 

Crum, W. L., & Patton, A. C. Introduction to the 

methods of economic statistics 

Crump. C. G., & Jacob, E. F. Legacy of the Middle 

311 C89 59 

Ages 940.1 C89....345 

Cruppi. Mme. L. (Cremeux), Femmes ecrivains 

d'aujourd'bui 839.7 C89 263 

Cruse, A. Young folk's book of epic heroes j 398.2 C89. . . .431 

Cuba review; monthly r 917.291 C9112 84 

Cullen, C. Copper sun 811 C91c....6S8 

Cullimore, A. R. Mannheim slide rule 510.8 C91m 118 

Cullum, R. Child of the North C915c 53 

Culter, H. M. Elementary school methods 372 C91 . ... .467 

Culter, R. V. Gay nineties q 741 C91. . . .652 

Culver, H. E. Abstract of the report on the geology 

and resources of the Pasco and Prosser quadrangles 

qr 557.97 C91. . . .478



Cumston, C. G. Introduction to the history of 

medicine 610.9 C91... .189 

Cunliffe, J. W. Modern English playwrights 822.09 C92. . . .412 

Curie, J. H. Our testing time 323.1 C92. . . .376 

Curie, R. Into the East 915.9 C92. . . .343 

Curse of the Reckaviles. Masterman M4654c. . .. 170 

Curtis, C. P., & Curtis, R. C. Hunting in Africa East 

and West 799 C93. .. .408 

Curtis, E. Richard II in Ireland 941.5 C93r.. . .600 

Curtis, E. E. Organization of the British army in 

the Amer. Revolution 355.942 C93 . . . . 382 

Curtis, Mrs. E. (Gibbon). Gateways and doorways 

of Charleston qb 721.8 C93.... 499 

Cushman, F. Foremanship and supervision 658.7 C94. . . .647 

Mathematics and the machinist's job 510 C94. . . .242 

Cushman, R. E. Leading constitutional decisions 342.7 C94....111 

Cutler, C. G, & Pepper, S. C. Modern color 

Cutter, W. R. Historic homes and places of Middle 

752 C94. . . .403 

sex Co qr 929.2 C95 . . . . 339 

Cutters. Aldrich A3654c 225 

Cutts, E. L. History of early Christian art 246 C95 57 

Czechoslovak Republic. Statutes. National jointstock 

bank act 

D., H. See Aldington, Mrs. H. (Doolittle). 

r 332.11 E64 631 

Dahl, J. O. Restaurant management 640.24 D14 647 

Dahlinger, C. W. Abraham Lincoln in Pittsburgh . .92 L715dah 204 

The same r 92 L715dah . . . .204 

Place of great historic interest 974.886 D15pL 426 

The same r 974.886 D15pL. . . .426 

Dainelli, G, & Poggi, G. Toscana r 914.55 D15 270 

Dalton, J. C. Treatise on human physiology r 612 D17. . . .189 

Dalton, T. Mantle of Lincoln 812 D17. . . .412 

Daly, J. J. Guilty sun r 811 D17. . ..658 

Daly, R. A. Our mobile earth 551 D16 120 

Daly, T. A. McAroni ballads 811 D17m 334 

Madrigali 811 D17ma .... 517 

Damemme, H. Essai pratique sur I'emploi ou la 

maniere de travailler l'acier r 669.17 D18. . . .257 

Dana, C. L. Peaks of medical history 610.9 D19. . . .573 

Dana, J. C. Vt. explained by a typical Vt. village. . .r 917.43 D19 84 

Dancing floor. Buchan B848d 96 

Dane, Clemence, pseud. Granite 822 D21g. . . .264 

Women's side 396 D21 566 

Dane, E. Value of thrift 331.84 D21 460 

The 

same j 331.84 D21....350 

Dangeau, P. de C, marquis de. Journal 944.03 D21 39



Daniel, H. Gauntlet of Dunmore j D222g.... 542 

Daniel, R. J. Animal life in the sea 591.92 D22 311 

Daniel Quayne. Fletcher F635d 288 

Daniell, M. G. Exercises in Latin prose composition 

for schools 478 D223e 116 

New Latin composition 478 D223 64 

Daniels, A. M. Warm-air furnace heating 097.3 D22 481 

Daniels, S., & Sisco, F. T. Metallurgy in aircraft 

construction r 609 D22 582 

Dann, H. E. Fifty-eight spirituals for choral use. .qM 784.7 D22 503 

Dante Alighieri. Dante 851 D23ch 513 

Daphne Adeane. Baring B239d.... 553 

Dark dawn. Ostenso 02972d 6 

Darlington, A. C. Yelenka the Wise 812 D258 32 

Darlington, T. Health and efficiency r 613 D25 574 

Darlow, T. H. William Robertson Nicoll 92 N325d. . . .415 

Darrow, K. K. Introduction to contemporary physics. .530.1 D26. . . .118 

Dartnell Corporation, Chicago. Advertiser's guide. . . .r 659 D26. . . .579 

House organs and bulletins qr 659.132 D26....579 

Thirty ways to increase sales r 658.32 D26 72 

Darwin, L. Need for eugenic reform 575.6 D26. . . .241 

D'Auriac, P. A. See Auriac. 

Dautrin, £lie, pseud. See Duranti, M. A. (de la Loyere), comtesse de. 

D'Auvergne, E. B. Pierre Loti 92 L916d 266 

Davies, A. E. Investments abroad 332.6 D31. . . . 378 

Davies, S. P. Social control of the feebleminded 362.3 D31....104 

Davis, C. G. Ship model builder's assistant 699.1211 D31s. . . .312 

The same qr 387 M38 no.12. . . .312 

Davis, E. H. Strange woman D317s. . . . 553 

Davis, M. Health survey of Pittsburgh made in 

1919 and 1920 qr 614.09748 D32....394 

Davis, M. M. Clinics, hospitals, and health centers 362 D32. . . .454 

Davis, O. Easy come, easy go 812 D321e. . . .519 

Davis, R. H. From "Gallegher" to "The deserter" D323f. . . .616 

Davis, S. B. Law of radio communication 654.1007 D32. . . .048 

Davis, S. E. Self-improvement 371.3 D32s. . . .467 

Davis, W. M. Lesser Antilles 557.29 D32....310 

Davis, W. S. Europe since Waterloo 940.9 D32c. . . .154 

French Revolution as told in fiction r 944.04 D32. . . .601 

Davison, A. T., & Surette, T. W. Home & community 

song-book qM 784.8 D32. . . . 503 

140 folk-tunes with piano accompaniment qj 784.8 D32. ... 158 

Davison, C. Founders of seismology 551.2209 D32....041 

Davison, E. S. Forerunners of Saint Francis 270.4 D32. . . .024 

Davison, H. F. Collection of chemical lecture experiments 

540.76 D32. . . .245



Dawn. Bacheller B127daw 225 

Dawson, L. H. Introductions to London 914.21 D33....150 

The same r 914.21 D33.. ..150 

Dawson, Sir P. Germany's industrial revival 330.9 D33. . . .461 

Day, A. Complete shorthand manual r 653.52 D33. . . .647 

Day, F. P. Autobiography of a fisherman 799 D33 .... 511 

Dayton, Ohio. Directories. Williams' Dayton 

directory r 917.71 D33....341 

Dayton Pump & Mfg. Co., Dayton, Ohio. Modern 

filling stations qr 725.38 D33 28 

De la ville au moulin. Audoux 843 A91d 97 

Dealey, J. Q. Foreign policies of the U. S 327.73 D34 457 

Dean, A. Little theatre organization and management. .792.5 D34. . . .412 

Dean, F. C. Editing the agricultural bulletin r 655.24 D34 254 

Dearden, H. Understanding ourselves 131 D348....228 

Dearmer, P. Art and religion 701 D34 76 

Death comes for the archbishop. Cather C2822d. . . .440 

De Bary, A. See Bary. 

De Beer, G. R. Introduction to experimental embryology 

591.3 D35 .... 480 

Debits and credits. Kipling K278de 5 

DeBlois, L. A. Industrial safety organization for 

executive and engineer r 614.8 D35....189 

Debraye, H. Touraine & its chateaux 914.45 D35 150 

Decadence. Gorky, Maxim, pseud G678d. . . .288 

Decoration egyptienne qb 745 D36.... 494 

Deeping, W. Doomsday D372d 226 

House of adventure D372h .... 361 

Kitty D372k....616 

Degenhardt. F. V. "Shows and stunts" 793.1 D38. . . .141 

De Haas, W. Sec Haas. 

Dejonghe, G. Traite complet, theorique et pratique 

de la fabrication de l'alcool et des levures r 663.51 D38. . . .255 

De La Blache, P. M. J. Vidal. See Vidal de La Blache. 

Delaborde, H., vicomte. Ingres r 759.4 I24d. . . .258 

Delafield, E. M., pseud. Jill D387j 287 

De La Mare, W. J. Selected poems 821 D38se 517 

& Quayle, T. Readings 820.8 D38.... 513 

Deland, Mrs. M. Kays D389k 53 

Delany, Mrs. M. (Granville) Pendarves. Mrs. 

Delany at court and among the wits 92 D389d. . . .415 

De la Pasture, E. E. M. See Delafield, E. M., pseud. 

De la Roche, M. Jalna D391j. . . .553 

Delarue-Mardrus, Mme. L. Graine au vent q 843 D39g 620 

Delectable mountains. Burt B949d.... 168


Call number 

Delitzsch, F. J. Jewish artisan life in the time of 

Christ 296 D39 . 

Dell, F. Old man's folly D4112o. 

Delly, M. Entre deux ames 843 1)411 . 

De Loi, R. Trails of the troubadours 914.4 1)413. 

De Long, D. M. Monographic study of the North 

Amer. species of the genus Deltocephalus. .qr 595.753 D41. 

Delzons, L. La familie frangaise et son evolution 392 D41. 

Demarest, E. B. History of civilization r 016.901 D41. 

Democratic National Convention. Official proceedings, 

1856 r 329.3 D422of. 

Demosthenes. De corona and De falsa legatione 885 D42d. 

The same r 885 D42d. 

Dening, C. F. W. Eighteenth-century architecture 

of Bristol qb 724.59 D42. 

Denison, T. S. Friday afternoon series of dialogues. .793.1 D429. 

Denmark, 1925 r 914.89 D42. 

Dennis, A. P. Romance of world trade 380 D43. 

Dennis, L. M., & Clarke, F. W. Laboratory manual 

to accompany Clarke and Dennis's Elementary 

chemistry r 540.76 D43 . 

Dennison Manufacturing Co. Party magazine 793 D432de. 

Denver, Chamber of Commerce. Distinctive Denver 

r 917.88 D436. 

De Pourtales, G. See Pourtales. 

Deputy was king. Stern S8393d . 

Derulle, C. La siderurgie r 669.1 D44. 

Descartes, R. Correspondence of Descartes and 

Constantyn Huygens qr 194 D45. 

De Selincourt, Mrs. B. See Sedgwick, A. D. 

Desert. Armstrong A737d. 

Des Gachons, J. Les "Huit heures" de M. Colbert., q 843 D461. 

Nicolas Poussin q 759.4 P86de. 

De Toldo, V. See Toldo. 

Detroit—Rapid transit com. Proposed financial plan 

for a rapid transit system r 352.8 D48. 

Dett, R. N. Religious folk-songs of the Negro as 

sung at Hampton Institute M 784.7 D48. 

Detzer, Mrs. C. N. Island mail j D483i. 

De Vere, M. S. Studies in English 420.4 D48. 

Devereux, H. K. "The spirit of 76" r 759.1 W73d. 

Devil's guard. Mundy M9662d. 

La devotion a l'amour. Stephan 843 S82. 

Dew and mildew. Wren W929d. 

Dewees, W. P. Compendious system of midwifery..r 618.2 D51. 

Dewey, J. Public and its problems 320.1 D51. 

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.620 

..54 

..08 

.207 

.187 

..10 

.273 

. 106 

.263 

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.197 

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..59 

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.422 

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.257 

.291 

.225 

.556 

.652 

.106 

.654 

.215 

..64 

.258 

.170 

..98 

.290 

.189 

.629



Dewey, M. Decimal classification and relative index 

for Chinese libraries 

Dhanaujaya Ramachandra Gadgil. Sec Gadgil. 

r 025.4 D51de. . . .445 

Dice, C. A. Stock market 332.6 D54. . . .177 

Dick, O. Die feile und ihre entwicklungsgeschichte 

qr 621.9221 D54 316 

Dick, T. Sidereal heavens r 523 D54 241 

Dickens, C. Some Dickens women 823 D55s. . . .331 

Dickey, F. M., & French, E. Melody writing and 

ear training 781.3 D55 141 

Dickinson, P. L. Outline history of architecture of 

the British Isles 720.942 D55....499 

Dickinson, R. E. Electric trains 621.33 D55. . . .251 

Dickinson, T. H. Outline of contemporary drama. .. .809.2 D55....519 

Dickman, J. T. Great crusade 940.918 D5S 429 

Dickson, L. E. Modern algebraic theories 512.8 D55. . . .475 

Dickson, V. E. Mental tests and the classroom 

teacher 136.7 D55 446 

Dictionary of modern music and musicians. r 780.3 D56. . . .510 

Diehl, C. Byzantine portraits 923.1 D57b 526 

Figures byzantines 923.1 D57. . . .418 

Diehl, L. Sardonic smile D571s 4 

Diemer, H. Foremanship training 658.7 D57f. . . .489 

Dietz, H. F. Pollination and the honey bee r 581.164 D57 311 

Digby, G. B. Mammoth and mammoth-hunting in 

north-east Siberia 569.61 D57 306 

Dill, S. Roman society in Gaul in the Merovingian 

age 944.01 D58 40 

Dill, W. A. First century of Amer. newspapers. . .qr 016.07 D58. . . .290 

Dillaway, T. M., & Whiton, S. Amer. renaissance, .qr 709.73 D58. . . .403 

The same q 709.73 D58....403 

Dilnot, G. Story of Scotland Yard 352.2 D58 454 

Diminutive philanthropist r 361 D59 59 

Dinsdale, A. Television 654.3 D61 580 

Directory of Amer. municipalities qr 917.3 D62. . . .667 

Ditmars, R. L. Reptiles of the world 598.1 D64r 392 

The same r 598.1 D64r 392 

Ditson (Oliver) & Co. Classic baritone and bass 

songs qM 784.8 D64c 503 

Eight piano pieces by French composers qM 786.4 D64e. . . .139 

Eight piano pieces by Spanish composers.... qM 786.4 D64ei....l39 

Home songs qM 784.8 D64h 503 

Ten popular marches for the piano qM 786.44 D64. . . .139 

Dittmer, C. G. Introduction to social statistics 311 D64....105 

Ditzler Color Co., Detroit. Information for refinishing 

Dodge Brothers motor vehicles r 698.1 D64. . . .312



Diver, Mrs. K. H. M. (Marshall). But yesterday— D646b 440 

Divots. Wodehouse W832di 619 

Dixie Business Book Shop. Bibliography of books 

on business economics r 016.65 D64b 25 

Dixon, D. E. Bibliography of the geology of 

Oregon qr 016.55795 D64....121 

Dobree, B. Essays in biography, 1680-1726 920 D65 205 

Docharty, G. B. Elements of analytical geometry r 516 D66 388 

Doctor Dolittle's caravan. Lofting j L771dc 87 

Dodge, C. C, & Tuttle, H. A. Latin prose composition. .478 D66 116 

Dodgson, C. L. See Carroll, Lewis, pseud. 

Dodwell, H. Sketch of the history of India 954 D67 427 

Dormer, O. H. Geschichte der eisendrahtindustric.qr 672.309 D68 393 

Domestica, Acheta, pseud. Sec Budgen, L. M. 

Dominion Mining Conference, Dunedin, N. Z., 1926. 

Proceedings r 622.06 D71 319 

Domville-Fife, C. W. Things seen in Switzerland in 

winter 914.94 D71....150 

Donaldson, W. New formulas for the loads and 

deflections of solid beams and girders r 624.2 D71. . . .396 

Doncaster, L. Heredity in the light of recent research 

575.1 D72a 65 

Dondore, D. A. Prairie and the making of middle 

America 917.7 D72 599 

The same r 917.7 D72....599 

Donehoo, G. P. Harrisburg 974.818 H29d 536 

The same r 974.818 H29d.... 536 

Donizetti, G. L'elisir d'amore 782.5 D72e 139 

La donna dei miei sogni. Bontempelli 853 B629. . . . 172 

Donnelly, I. A. Chinese junks q 699.1231 D72.... 642 

Donovan, H. D. A. Barnburners 974.7 D72.. ..536 

Doomsday. Deeping D372d. . . .226 

Doriot, S. Beginners' book in German 438 D73. . . .472 

Dorr, H. Die tragfahigkeit der pfahle qr 624.1 D74 396 

Dorsey, G. A. Evolution of Charles Darwin 92 D268do 593 

Nature of man 150 D74....623 

Doubleday, Mrs. N. B. (De Graff). Birds j 598.2 D75bir. . . .350 

Wild flowers j 580 D75w.... 350 

Doubman, J. R., & Whitaker, J. R. Organization 

and operation of dept. stores 658.612 D75....647 

Doughty, F. H. H. G. Wells 370.1 D75. . . .382 

Douglas, J. C. Manual of telegraph construction r 654 D75. . . .401 

Douglas, N. I. Sholto-. See Sholto-Douglas. 

Douglas (William) & Sons, Limited. Douglas's encyclopaedia 

qr 664.903 D75. ... 255 

Douglass, A. A. Secondary education 379.17 D76s. . . .467



Douglass, H. P. 1000 city churches 261 D76. . .450 

Dow, J. W. Old-time dwellings in Kennebunk 

Port b 724.9 D76. . .499 

Dow, L. H., & Skinner, P. O. Quelques contes des 

romanciers naturalistes 843 D76.. ..98 

Dowd, J. Negro in Amer. life 326 D76. . .107 

Downey, F. When we were rather older 811 D77. . ..79 

Downie, J. V. Story of Keystone Driller r 622.2409 D77. . .396 

Doyle, Sir A. C. Case book of Sherlock Holmes D775ca. . .440 

Doyle, A. M. Digest of patents relating to coal-tar 

dyes and allied compounds r 667.26 D77. . .581 

Dozier, H. D. History of the Atlantic Coast Line 

Railroad 656.673 D77. . .193 

Drake, Sir F. World encompassed qr 910.4 D78. . .420 

Drake, F. E. International cross roads and Marshal 

Foch in America 940.91 D78. . .156 

Drake, W. A. Amer. criticism 804 D78. . .409 

Drama league review •. . .qr 792.05 D7913. .659 . 

Dreads and drolls. Machen M167d. . .170 

Dreams and delights. Beck B363dr. . ..53 

Dream's end. Smith S662d . . .363 

Dreiser, T. Book about myself 92 D812d. . .524 

Chains D812c . . .441 

Dresbach, G. W. Cliff dwellings 811 D81. . .658 

Dresslar, F. B. Amer. school buildings 727.1 D81. . .499 

The same r 370 U25 1924 no.17. . .499 

Drinkwater, J. Mr. Charles, king of England 92 C3751d. . .415 

Drummond, D. T. K. Parabolic teaching of Christ 226.8 D84. . .624 

Drums of Aulone. Chambers C355d . . .361 

Drury, S. S. Fathers and sons 173 D84. . .448 

Dryden, J. Essay of dramatic poesy 808.2 D85e. . .520 

Satires 821 D85s. . .590 

Drysdale, C. V., & Jolley, A. C. Electrical measuring 

instruments r 537.74 D85.. .119 

Dublin, L. I., & Lotka, A. J. On the true rate of 

natural increase as exemplified by the population 

of the U S r 317.3 D85 .296 

The same r 310 A51 v.20 .296 

Du Bois, A. Le secret de la villa des trois cypres q 843 D85 .620 

Ducasse, C. J. Causation and the types of necessity. . . .122 D86 .100 

Duchene, F. Kamir q 843 D86 .620 

Ducros, L. French soc. in the eighteenth century... .914.4 D86 .270 

Dudley, E. C. Medicine man 92 D872d .415 

Duff, J. Bows and arrows 799.3 D87 .511 

Duhamel, G. La Pierre d'Horeb 

Les poetes et la poesie 

843 D88p 

841.09 D88 

..98 

.263

INDEX TO AUTHORS, 1927 72') 

Call number 

Du Jarric, P. Akbar and the Jesuits 271.5 D88. 

Duke, W. Heir to kings D885h . 

Dukes, A. Drama 808.2 D88 . 

Song of drums 822 D88s. 

Dull, R. W. Mathematics for engineers 510 D88. 

The same r 510 D88. 

Dunbar, A. Romance of the bank historical r 332.1 D89. 

Duncan, E. Minstrelsy of England qM 784.4 1)89. 

Duncan, J. C. Astronomy 520 D89 . 

Dunkel. W. D. Dramatic technique of Thomas 

Middleton 822 M67zd . 

Dunn, E. C. Ben Jonson's art 822 T42zd. 

Dunning, P., & Abbott, G Broadway 812 D92. 

Du Noiiy, P. L. Surface equilibria of biological and 

organic colloids 541.12 D92. 

The same r 541.12 D92. 

Dvmoyer, L. Vacuum practice 533.5 D92. 

Dunsany, E. J. M. D. Plunkett, baron. Charwoman's 

shadow D9202c. 

Du Peloux, C, vicomte. Repertoire general des 

ouvrages modernes relatifs au dix-huitieme 

siecle francais qr 016.9144 D92. 

Du Pont Everdur Co., Inc., Wilmington, Del. Du 

Pont everdur non-corrosive metal r 669.9 D93 . 

Durand, H. My wild flower garden 716.2 D93m. 

Durand. J. R. James Durand, an able seaman of 1812. .910.4 D93. 

Durant, W. J. Transition D938t. 

Duranti, M. A. (de le Loyere), comtesse de. Un 

coquin 843 D938 . 

Durell, F., & Arnold, E. E. Plane geometry r 513.1 D94. 

Duryea, Mrs. N. L. (Smith). Mallorca the magnificent 

914.67 D94. 

Dussauce, H. General treatise on the manufacture of 

vinegar r 664.5 D95 . 

Dussek, J. L. Beruhmte sonaten u. stiicke fiir 

pianoforte qM 786.41 D95 . 

Dusseldorf, Verein Deutscher Eisenhuttenleute. 

LTntersuchungen iiber walzdruck und kraftbedarf 

qr 621.9441 D95. 

Dusty answer. Lehmann L553d . 

Du Toit, A. L. Geology of South Africa r 556.8 D95. 

Dutton, C. J. Flying clues D9572f. 

Dutton, M. K. Historical sketch of bookbinding 

as an art 686 D95 . 

Duval, A. P. L'atelier d'Ingres 759.4 I24d. 

Duval, F. V. De la paix de Dieu a la paix de fer 940.1 D95. 

Page 

.024 

288 

. 520 

202 

.05 

.65 

.031 

. 503 

118 

.520 

.80 

.412 

.07 

.67 

.66 

.96 

.598 

.325 

.498 

. 340 

.617 

..98 

..65 

.528 

194 

.503 

..21 

.617 

.041 

.226 

.642 

.258 

.154



Duval, R. R. Guide to historic Annapolis and the 

U. S. Naval academy 917.5256 D95....208 

The same r 917.5256 D95. . . .208 

Dye, W. S. Expository writing 808 D98 411 

Dyer, W. A. David Grayson r 92 B176d 593 

Eadie, J. Commentary on the Greek text of the 

Epistle of Paul to the Philippians 227.6 E12 624 

Eakin, F. Getting acquainted with the New Testament. .225 E15. . . .450 

Ealand, C. A. Marvels of animal ingenuity 

Earle (G. & T.) (1925), Ltd. Making & testing of 

j 590 E15. . . .431 

Portland cement and concrete 666.9 E17. . . .324 

Earlj' autumn. Bromfield B767e 53 

Easley, R. M. Youth movement, do we want it here?. ,r 304 E18. . . .374 

East Side, West Side. Riesenberg 

Eastern Clay Products Assoc, Philadelphia. Flues 

R449e . . ..170 

and flue linings qr 697.8 E18. . . .393 

Easton, B. S. Gospel according to St. Luke 226.4 E18. . . .450 

Eaton, T. H. Education and vocations 371.42 E19. ... 112 

Eaton, W. P. Bucolic attitude 304 E19 374 

L'eau du Nil. Frondaie q 843 F966 620 

Eberhart, Mrs. N. R. (McCurdy). From the land 

of the sky-blue water 811 E21 334 

Eberlein, H. D., & Ramsdell, R. W. Small manor 

houses and farmsteads in France qb 728.8 E218s. . . .328 

Ebert, H. Anleitung zum glasblasen r 542.2 E21. . . .245 

Ebert, M. Reallexikon der vorgeschichte qr 913 E21.... 149 

Echo answers. Thane T3373e 289 

Economic geography; quarterly qr 910.5 E25 . . . .340 

Eddy, G. S. New challenges to faith 215 E26 625 

Eddy, H. P. Present status of sanitary engineering, .r 628 E26. .. .397 

The same r 614.4 U25p v.38 pt.i....397 

Edgar, M. Great pyramid 913.32 E28 531 

Edgar, P. Henry James, man and author 813 J16ze. . . .263 

Edminster, L. R. Cattle industry and tariff 337.5 E29 109 

Educational Press Assoc, of Amer. Handbook r 370.6 E29. . . .382 

Edwards, A. T. Architectural style 720 E31 654 

Edwards, G. Elements of fossilogy r 560 E31 15 

Edwards, I. A. E., & Tymms, F. Commercial air 

transport 656.82 E31 489 

Ehlers, V. M. Applied municipal sanitation 628 E38 22 

Eichler, L. Well-bred English 428.3 E39....116 

Eikenberry, W. L. Teaching of general science 507 E39 567 

Einstein, A. Investigations on the theory of the 

Brownian movement 539.1 E41 . .389 

Electrical engineers year book qr 621.308 E443 487 

Eliot, C. W. Charles W. Eliot 304 E47c 104



Eliot, Mrs. E. (Cook). Wind Boy j E4762w. . . .606 

Eliot, T. S. Poems 821 E477 .... 144 

Ellingwood, A. R., & Coombs, W. Government and 

• a bor r 338.9 E52. . . .109 

Elliott, C, & Fitzgerald, M. Home fires without 

smoke 028.53 F52 575 

Elliott, R. N. Tea room and cafeteria management. . .640.24 E52 72 

Ellis, E. Mary Jane's pa 812 E53. . . .145 

Ellis, S. M. Bible indispensable in education 377.1 E53 383 

Ellis, W. T. Bible lands to-day 915.69 E53. . . .531 

Ellis-Fermor, U. M. Christopher Marlowe 821 M39ze 513 

Ellson, F. A. Automatic telephones 654.6 E53. . . .254 

Elmer, M. C. Social statistics 311 E54. .374 

Elnett, Mrs. E. (Pasvolsky). Historic origin and 

social development of family life in Russia 914.7 E54....421 

Elsdon. G. D. Chemistry and examination of edible 

oils and fats qr 664.3 E55 492 

Elton, G. Testament of Dominic Burleigh E565t.... 168 

Emberek, ne sirjatok!.. .regeny. Remenyi 894.53 R33e....444 

Embroideress; quarterly q 746 E58. . . .403 

Emerald of Catherine the Great. Belloc B417e 168 

Emerson, N. S. Thanksgiving story 811 E586 80 

Emerson, R. W. Heart of Emerson's journals 92 E586e 34 

Emerson, W., & Gromort, G. Old bridges of 

France qb 624.09 E58 22 

Emmensite r 662.23521 E59 581 

Emmet song book r 821.08 E59.. . .334 

Empire Motor Fuels Com. Report 662.75 E61.... 255 

The same r 629.105 124 v.18 pt.i....255 

Empress might-have-been. Aubry A896e.... 360 

Emswiler, J. E. Thermodynamics 536.7 E61a. . . .389 

The same r 536.7 E61. . . . 389 

Enamelist r 666.205 E62....131 

Endocrine survey; monthly r 616.083605 E62. . . .124 

Enfield, W. Speaker r 808.5 E62. . . .657 

Engel-Gros. Catalogue des estampes qr 769 E63 .... 652 

Engelmann, H. Easy Engelmann album qj 786.4 E63 . . . .542 

England—Customs establishment. List of countries, 

and divisions of countries r 387 E6442.... 565 

England—Education board. Report of the Consultative 

com. on the education of the adolescent 372 E64. . . .467 

England—Home office. Criminal statistics r 364 E644 10 

England—Industrial fatigue research board. Annual 

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England—Royal com. on the coal industry (1925). 

Report. ..'. r 338.2 E64....631



England—Scientific and industrial research dept. 

Report of the Oxygen research com r 661.91 E64 25 

Englis, K. National bank of Czechoslovakia r 332.11 E64....631 

Enjoying the arts q 804 E64 409 

The same qr 804 E64. . ..409 

Entre deux ames. Delly 843 D411 98 

Erb, M. A. Pictures from nature qj 786.4 E71 . . . .542 

Ergebnisse der exakten naturwissenschaften r 504 E73. . . .241 

Ericson, E. E. Glass and glazing 698.5 E74. . . .393 

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Erskine, J. Galahad E786g 96 

Prohibition and Christianity 814 E78 409 

Erskine, M. Mother Philippine Duchesne 92 D864e. . . .416 

Ertz, S. Wind of complication E7882w .... 169 

Erving, H. W. Conn. River Banking Co r 387 E78. . . .636 

Eschylus. See .Eschylus. 

Esmein, A. Cours elementaire d'histoire 

Esop. Sec .Esop. 

349.44 E82. . . .381 

Esquerre, P. J. Accounting 

Essays in memory of Barrett Wendell, by his as 

657 E84ac . . . .579 

sistants 809 E84 513 

Essex Institute, Salem, Mass. Visitors' guide to 

Salem r 917.44 E84. . . .341 

Essig, E. O. Insects of western North America r 595.7 E84. . . .311 

Estang, Louis, pseud. See Delzons, L. 

Esther Waters. Moore M8772es 442 

Ettele, C. Lubricating oil salesman's primer 621.89 E89 70 

Etude. Two centuries of Amer. musical composition 

r 780.973 E89 655 

Euripides. Bacchanals 882 E93bac. . . .412 

Hecuba 882 E93hc. . .413 

Evans, Mrs. F. (Wilkinson). See Wilkinson. 

Evans, J. Y. Y llyfr cyntaf, Pryderi fab Pwyll 491.6 E94 386 

Yr ail lyfr, dewrion llys a llan 491.6 E94y 386 

Evans, O. D. Educational opportunities for young 

workers 374.8 E94 383 

Evans, R. Account of the Scapa Soc 659 E94 73 

Evans, W. Christ's last message to His church 228 E94. . . .231 

Eveli, the little singer. Spyri j S772e 88 

Everhart, J. F. 1794: History of Muskingum Co., 

olli 

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Evers, N. Chemistry of drugs q 615.3 E95 124 

Everts (L. H.) & Co. Combination atlas map of 

Portage Co., Ohio qr 912.77137 E9S 527 

Evreinov, N. N. Theatre in life 792 E95 .... 592 

Ewers, H. H. Ant people 595.796 E96 311



Eyles, Mrs. M. L. (Pitcairn). Women's problems 

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Fabre, J. H. Here and there in popular science 504 Fil 65 

Fagley, F. L. Congregational churches 285.8 F13. . . .292 

Failor, I. N. Inventional geometry r 513 E14. . .388 

Fairchild, F. R. Elementary economics 330 F157. .109 

Fairchild, H. P. Immigrant backgrounds 323.1 F15. . . .630 

Fairgrieve, A. B., & Miller, H. F. Purple and fine linen..812 F16 520 

Fairy tale princes j 398 F16. . . .277 

Faith & work. Issue in the interest of St. Barnabas' 

Free Home r 362.1 E17 559 

Fallows, A. K. Everybody's bishop 92 F1972f. . . .524 

Falz, E. Grundziige der schmiertechnik r 621.89 F19 22 

Fanciulli, G. Little blue man j F216L. . . .350 

Fansler, P. E. House heating with oil fuel q 662.75 F22. . . .049 

Faraday Soc, London. Photochemical reactions in 

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The same r 541.17 F22 v.21 17 

Farewell Amer. tour, Sarah Bernhardt, season 

1905-1906 q 842 F23....334 

Faris, J. T. Old trails and roads in Penn's Land 917.48 F23o 667 

The same r 917.48 F23o....667 

Romance of the boundaries 973 F23 40 

Romance of the rivers 917.3 F23ro. . . .667 

Farjeon, E. Italian peepshow j F2382E . . .676 

Farley, W. J. Progress of Old Testament prophecy 

in the light of modern scholarship 224 F23. . . .368 

Farlie, H. Amer. poetry anthology r 811.08 F23 517 

Farmer, E. Time and motion study r 658.7 F24t. . . .322 

The same r 613.617 E64 no.14....322 

& Brooke, R. S. Motion study in metal polishing 

r 658.7 F24.... 321 

The same r 613.617 E64 no.15.. ..321 

Farrere, Claude, pseud. Une jeune fille voyagea 843 F25j 98 

Farwell, A. Amer. Indian melodies qM 784.4 F25. . . .261 

Fastenau, J. Romanische bauornamentik in Siiddeutschland 

b 729.5 F26 406 

Fateh, M. K. Economic position of Persia .330.9 F26. . . .378 

Faulkner, G. Tales of many folk j 398 F27 . . . .351 

Faust, A. K. New Japanese womanhood 396 F28 64 

Favilli, M. Echoes of Naples qM 784.8 F28 . . . . 503 

Faxon, G. B. Many a way for Memorial day 

Fay, B. Bibliographie critique des ouvrages francais 

808.8 F29 70 

relatifs aux Etats-Unis r 016.9173 F29. . . .422 

L'esprit revolutionnaire en France et aux Etats- 

Unis a la fin du 18. siecle qr 944.04 F29. . . .345



Fayette, M. M. (Pioche de la Vergne), comtesse 

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Feather, W. Ideals and follies of business 174 F31. . .367 

Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in Amer. 

—Com. on the church and social service—Research 

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Feiling, K. G. England under the Tudors and Stuarts. .942.05 F32. . 

Felix, E. H. Using radio in sales promotion 654.623 F33. . 

Felkin, F. W. Craft of the poet 426 F33 . . 

Fellenius, W. Erdstatische berechnungen r 627.81 F33. . 

Fellowes, E. H. English madrigal school qM 784.1 F34. . 

Fellowship of the Frog. Wallace W1752fe. . 

Feminismo internacional; monthly qr 396 F34. . 

Fenton, N. Self-direction and adjustment 371.3 F36. . 

Ferber, E. Mother knows best F371m. . 

Ferguson, J. B. Quartz mercury vapour lamp 615.831 F38. . 

Ferguson, W. Practical auction bridge 795 F38p . . 

Fermor, U. M. Ellis-. Sec Ellis-Fermor. 

Fernald, C. H. Salesmanship 658.32 F39. . 

Fernandez, R. Messages 804 F39. . 

Ferrero, G. Words to the deaf 901 F41 w . . 

Ferris, H. J., & Moore, V. Girls who did j 920.7 F42. . 

Fery, C. Piles primaires et accumulateurs r 537.86 F42 . . 

Le festin des autres. Huzard 843 H987f. . 

Feuchtwanger, L. Power F4352p . . 

Feuillerat, A. French life & ideals 914.4 F43 . . 

Fevrier, H. Gismonda 782.4 F43 . . 

The same r 782.4 F43 . . 

Fiddler in Barly. Nathan 

Fides, Sister Mary. Sec Shepperson. 

N155f. . 

Field (Francis J.), Ltd. Commercial & historical 

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Field, J. Ten nocturnes qM 786.43 F45t. 

Field, R. L. Alphabet for boys and girls j 811 F458aL. 

Taxis and toadstools j 811 F458. 

Field Museum of Natural History—Anthropology 

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Field Museum of Natural History—Geology dept. 

Leaflet r 550.5 F459. 

Field of mustard. Coppard C7963f 

Fielding, W. J. Sex and the love-life 

Fife, C. W. Domville-. Sec Domville-Fife. 

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Fiftieth anniversary of the ethical movement 170.6 F46. 

Filene, C. Careers for women j 396.5 F47. 

Filkin, W. What wins 811 F47. 

La fille d'affaires. Rosny, J. H., aine, pseud q 843 R735f.



Filsinger, Mrs. S. (Teasdale). See Teasdale. 

Finck, H. T. My adventures in the golden age of 

music 92 F493f 147 

One hundred songs by ten masters; high 

voice qM 784.8 F49o 504 

One hundred songs by ten masters; low voice..qM 784.8 F49on. . . .504 

Finley, A. Atlas classica qr 912.3 F49 665 

Finnemore, H. Essential oils qr 668.5 F51. . . .492 

Finnemore, J. Story of Robin Hood and his merry 

men j 398.22 F51. . . .277 

Finter, F. B. Introduction to physical chemistry 541.1 F51....245 

Firdausi. Epic of kings j 891.5 F51e2 87 

Fire protection; monthly qr 614.8405 F517 124 

Fischel, O. Tizian q 759.5 T53f... .326 

Fischer, F., & Schrader, H. Entstehung und chemische 

struktur der kohle r 662.6 F525e. . . .256 

Fischer, L. Oil imperialism 338.2 F52 61 

Fish, C. R. Syllabus for Amer. history r 973 F52 426 

Fish, H. D. Brief course of six talks and bibliography 

on evolution and heredity r 575 F52 15 

The same r 378.7 P67r no.8 15 

Fishback, R. D. Genealogy of the Fishback family, .r 929.2 F52f 664 

Fishbein, M. New medical follies 615.8 F52n. . . .574 

The same r 615.8 F52n....574 

Fisher, A. G. B. Some problems of wages and their 

regulation in Great Britain 331.2 F53. . . .378 

Fisher, H. A. L. James Bryce 92 B843f. . . .416 

Fisher, H. H. Famine in Soviet Russia 940.917 F53 672 

The same r 940.917 F53 672 

Fisher, I. Prohibition at its worst 

Fisher, L. E. Viceregal administration in the Spanish- 

178 F53 57 

Amer. colonies 325.3 F53 . . . .457 

Fisher, W. A. Sixty Irish songs; high voice qM 784.4 F53. . . .586 

Sixty Irish songs; low voice qM 784.4 F53s. . . .586 

Fitch, H. Perfect calendar for every year of the 

Christian era r 902 F55....153 

Fite, E. D., & Freeman, A. Book of old maps delineating 

Amer. history qr 912.7 F55 . . . . 206 

Fitinghoff, L. Children of the moor 

Fitz Water Wheel Co., Hanover, Pa. Water power 

j F555c 676 

on the farm 

Fitzmaurice-Kelly, J. See Kelly. 

r 621.2 F57....397 

Flaccus, L. W. Spirit and substance of art 701 F59s 494 

Flame of courage. Gibbs G364f.... 169 

Flaming arrow. Moon j M8752f 607 

La flamme sur le rempart. Schultz q 843 S38. . . .621



Flamp. Lucas j L969fL 607 

Flavin, M. Brains 812 F62....413 

Fleming, J. A. Electrical educator r 621.3 F62. . . .487 

Flemming, Mrs. C. W. (White). Detailed analysis of 

achievement in the high school 136.7 F63 . . . .365 

The same r 379 C72 no.196. . . .365 

Fletcher, C. B. Murray Valley 919.4 F63 . . . . 599 

Fletcher, J. S. Daniel Quayne F635d....288 

Sea fog F635sea. . . . 169 

Fletcher, J. W. Checks to antinomianism r 273.6 F63. . . .292 

Flettner, A. Story of the rotor 629.12014 F63 316 

Flick, A. C. Modern world history 909 F64 39 

Flinn, A. D. Waterworks handbook of design, construction, 

and operation r 628.1 F64a. . . .250 

Flint, A. Handbook of physiology r 612 F64h . . . .313 

Flint, Mich. Directories. Polk's Flint city directory 

r 917.74 F64....529 

Flood, G. M. Sewage treatment and disposal 628.3 F65. . . .397 

Flor de santidad. Valle-Inclan 863 V16. . . .227 

Flores, A. Spanish literature in English trans 

lation r 016.86 F66....514 

Fla. Takes Inventory Cong., Palm Beach, 1926. 

Florida's inventory qr 917.59 F667 271 

Flotow, F., graf von. Martha qM 786.4 R39 655 

Flower show. Mackail M174fL 554 

Floyd, W. Social progress r 301 F67 10 

Flying clues. Dutton D9572f 226 

Flynt, L. C. Lyman C. Flynt collection; chiefly early 

Amer. clocks....". r 749 F67 652 

Foa, Mme. E. Le petit Robinson de Paris 843 F68 98 

Foakes-Jackson, F. J. Rise of Gentile Christianity 270.1 F68 450 

Fodor, A. Die grundlagen der dispersoidchemie. . . .r 541.12 F68....184 

Foerster, R. F., & Dietel, E. H. Employee stock 

ownership in the U. S 338.8 F68 461 

Follett, B. N. House without windows & Eepersip's 

Hfe there F724h . . . .226 

Folupa, F. Notes on the collection of transfers 385 F73. . . .304 

Fontaine, J. de la. See La Fontaine. 

Forbes, G. AVonder & the glory of the stars 523.8 F75 15 

Forbes, Gen. J. Letters 974.886 F75 602 

The same r 974.886 F75 . . . . 602 

Forbush, E. H. Game birds of America q 598.2 F75g 122 

The same qr 705 M62 v.l pt.2. ... 122 

Forbush, W. B., & Allen, H. R. Book of games for 

home, school, and playground j 790 F75. . . .676 

Ford, F. M. Sec Hueffer.



Ford, J. Critical edition of Ford's Perkin Warbeck r 822 F76 202 

Ford, W. B., & Ammerman, C. First course in 

algebra r 512 F76 118 

Foreign Language Information Service. How to 

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Foreign Policy Assoc, N. Y. Pamphlet r 327 F7672 60 

Forestier, Auber, pseud. See Woodward, A. A. 

Forever free. Willsie W762fo.... 227 

Forrest, E. R. History of Washington Co., Pa. . .qr 974.882 F78 671 

Forrest, W. M. Do fundamentalists play fair? 215 F78 8 

Fort Wayne, Ind. Directories. Fort Wayne and 

Allen Co. directory r 917.72 F79. .341 

Fort Worth, Tex. Directories. Fort Worth city 

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Fortescue, J. W. Writing of history 907 F79 273 

Fortunes of Hugo. Mackail M174f 5 

Forzano, G. II dono del mattino 852 F79. . . .265 

Fosdick, H. E. Adventurous religion 230 F79. . . .102 

Foster, R. F. Contract bridge 795 F81f 199 

Foster, W. Romance of chemistry 540 F81r. . . .389 

Foster, W. T., & Catchings, W. Business without a 

buyer 330.1 F81b....631 

Foulis, J. Protocol books of James Foulis qr 929.3 F83 526 

Fowle, O. Sault Ste. Marie and its great waterway. .977.491 F84 210 

Fowle, W. B. Parlor dramas r 793.1 F84 660 

Fowler, E. C. Career of Samuel Rea r 92 R249f 34 

Fowler, H. T. History and literature of the New 

Testament 225.9 F84 368 

Fowler, H. W. Dictionary of modern English usage. . r 428.3 F84.... 116 

Fowler, W. H. Electrical engineer's pocket book, .r 621.308 F84. . . .577 

Fowler, W. W. Woman on the Amer. frontier r 920.7 F84 149 

Fox, D. R. Caleb Heathcote, gentleman colonist 92 H387f 416 

Fox, F. C. Cycles of garden life and plant life 570.7 F85. . . .182 

The same r 370 U25 1925 no.15.... 182 

How the world rides 656 F85 .... 647 

The same r 370 U25 1926 no.8. . . .647 

Fox, G. Short journal and itinerary journals 92 F852f. . . .147 

Fox, J. J., & Bowles, T. H. Analysis of pigments, 

paints, and varnishes 543.7 F85.... 389 

Fracchia, U. Piccola gente di citta 853 F85p . . . .227 

France, Anatole, pseud. Under the rose 844 F86u 30 

France—Ministere du commerce. Rapport general 

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Francis W. Parker School, Chicago. Creative effort... .372 F86....113 

Franck, H. A. China j 915.1 F87. . . .607 

East of Siam 915.9 F87 38



Franck, H. A.—continued. 

Japanese Empire j 915.2 F87. . . .607 

Frank Brown. Bullen j B875L. ..277 

Frankau, G. Gerald Cranston's lady F8763g. . . .288 

Frankel, L. K., & Armstrong, D. B. Popular encyclopedia 

of health 610.3 F87 574 

Frankenheim, M. L. Zur krystallkunde r 548 F87 245 

Franklin, F. A B C of prohibition 178 F87ab 557 

Franklin Institute. Addresses delivered on the 

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Frantz, E. Geschichte der Christlichen malerei r 755 F88. . . .135 

Frantzen, P. fitude sur les feux souterrains r 622.82 F88. . . .126 

The same r 622.05 A61 ser.11 v.8 126 

Fraser, C. C. Heroes of the air 533.609 F88 . . . .244 

Fraser, H. F. Foreign trade and world politics 330.1 F88. . . .109 

Fraser-Simson, H. King's breakfast qj 784.8 F88k 42 

Teddy Bear qj 784.8 F88t. . ..278 

Frederick III, German emperor and king of Prussia. 

War diary of the Emperor Frederick III 943 F89....S35 

Fredro, A., count. Ladies and hussars 891.82 F89L 413 

Freeman, F. N. Handwriting movement 652.4 F91 . . . .489 

Mental tests 136.7 F91. . ..228 

Freeman, L. R. By waterways to Gotham 917.7 F91.... 530 

Waterways of westward wandering 917.3 F912. . . .667 

Frehafer, M. K, & Snow, C. L. Tables and graphs 

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Fremont, C. Essais de reception des rails qr 625.1432 F92. . . .644 

French, J. L. Ghosts, grim and gentle F9262gh 4 

French, L., & Eberlein, H. D. Smaller houses and 

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French, R. L. Recent poetry 821.08 F92. . . .202 

Frere, J. H. Monks and the giants 821 F93 . . . .264 

Freundlich, H. Colloid & capillary chemistry r 541.12 F93c. . . .309 

New conceptions in colloidal chemistry 541.12 F93n. . . .569 

Friend, J. A. N. Iron in antiquity 669.109 F95. . . .195 

Fritz, F. Das linoleum und seine fabrikation r 677.686 F95. . . .393 

From "Gallegher" to "The deserter". Davis D323f. . . .616 

From man to man. Schreiner S378f.... 555 

Frondaie, P. L'eau du Nil q 843 F966 620 

L'bomme a l'Hispano q 843 F966h 620 

Frost, E. B. Yerkes Observatory r 522.1 F96 16 

Frothingham, R. Songs of adventure 811.08 F97 . . . .264 

Fry, C. L. Amer. villagers 309.1 F97 10 

Fuel in science and practice. Bulletin r 662.605 F97b 74 

Fujiwara, Murasak. See Murasaki shikibu.



Fulda, L. Das verlorene paradies 832 F98v .... 592 

Fuller, G. W., & McClintock, J. R. Solving sewage 

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Fuller, M. W. Alma F9832a. . . .617 

Fuller, R. G., & Strong, M. A. Child labor in 

Massachusetts 331.3 F98ch. . . .461 

Fuller-Maitland, J. A. See Maitland. 

Fullwood, C. T. Judge and two Lizzies F985j.... 288 

Funk & Wagnalls Co., N. Y. Standard atlas of the 

world qr 912 F98 . . . . 665 

Futara, Y., & Sawada, S. Crown Prince's European 

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Gabriel, R. H., & Darling, A. B. Yale course of 

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Gachons, J. des. Sec Des Gachons. 

Gadgil, D. R. Industrial evolution of India in recent 

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Gage, H. L. Applied design for printers 655.26 G13 255 

The same r 655 T98 v.43.... 255 

Gager, C. S. General botany 580 G13 311 

Relation between science and theology 215 G13. . . .231 

Gairdner, W. H. T. Egyptian colloquial Arabic 492.7 G14. . . .472 

Gairns, J. F. Railways for all j 656 G14 215 

Galahad. Erskine E786g 96 

Galdston, I. Health speaker's handbook r 614.07 G14 482 

Gale, R. J. Elements of child training 173 G14 291 

Gale, Z. Preface to a life G145pr 54 

Galletti, A. Gerolamo Savonarola 92 S268g 81 

Galsworthy, J. Verses new and old 821 G15v. . . .411 

Gamble, S. G. Practical treatise on outbreaks of fire. .614.84 G16. . . .314 

Gane, D. M. Handbook of Tristan da Cunha 919.7 G16. . . . 343 

Garni, T. W. F. Ancient cities and modern tribes 917.2 G16. . . .343 

Gara, E. I conquistatori 853 G17. . . .444 

Garand, P. S. History of the city of Ogdensburg. .r 974.756 017g. . . . 536 

Gardiner, A. G. Portraits and portents 920 G17p. . . .205 

Prophets, priests, & kings 920 G17pr. . . .268 

Gardiner, E. N. Olympia q 913.38 G17o 83 

Gardner, M. M. Patriot novelist of Poland, Henryk 

Sienkiewicz 891.83 S57zg. . ..332 

Gardner, P. New chapters in Greek art 709.38 G18n. . . .258 

Gardner, S. To a soldier qM 785.75 G18. . . .407 

Garland, H. Trail-makers of the Middle Border 92 G186gar 34 

Garnett, D. Go she must! G1913g. . . . 169 

Garnett, Mrs. L. (Ayres). Eve walks in her garden. . .811 G191. . . .202 

Garrett, G. Harangue G1932h .... 226



Garrison, C. G. Permanent play materials for young 

children 371.74 G19 468 

Garstin, C. West wind G1962w. ... 169 

Garvin, J. W. Master-works of Canadian authors. . . .r 810.8 G19. . . .514 

Gaster, M. Samaritans 296 G22 9 

Gates, A. I. Psychology for students of education 150 G23 . . . .100 

Gates, P. Gears and gear cutting 

Gates, S. Y., & Widtsoe, L. D. Women of the "Mor 

621.83 G23. .. .484 

mon" church r 298 G23.... 369 

Gatlin, L. D. Grocer's handbook of standards qr 664 G23 74 

Gaul, H. B. Old Johnny Appleseed qM 782.8 G24o. . . .504 

Gaunt, W. Rome, past and present qr 914.56 G24. . . .341 

Gauntlet of Dunmore. Daniel j D222g. . . .542 

Gautier, T. Romantic in Spain 914.6 G24r. ... 150 

Gavini, I. C. Storia dell'architettura in Abruzzo. . qb 720.945 G24. . . .499 

Gavit, J. P. Americans from abroad 325.73 G24am . . . .236 

The same r 325.73 G24am.... 236 

Gay, A. G. Chansons, poesies, et jeux francais. . . . M 784.8 G25....261 

Gay, R. M. Riverside book of verse 821.08 G252. . . .517 

Gay-Neck. Mukerji j M9532g. . . .607 

Geil, W. E. Sacred 5 of China 915.1 G28s....271 

General Electric Co., Schenectady, N. Y. Electric 

heat in industry qr 621.364 G29 319 

Electric night by radio qr 621.304 G29....128 

Instructions for testing electrical apparatus 621.318 G29 23 

Thirty-year review of the General Electric Co. .r 621.309 G292 23 

General Electric Co.—Incandescent lamp dept., 

Cleveland—Nela research laboratory. Abstract-bulletin 

r 535.05 G29 66 

General Filtration Co., Inc., Rochester, N. Y. Activated 

sludge process of sewage treatment. . .r 628.348 G29. . . .397 

Geniaux, C. La resurrection d'Aphrodite q 843 G293r. . . .620 

Gentlemen march. Pertwee P447g. . . .554 

Geoffrey, Theodate, pseud. Immigrant in Japan 915.2 G29. . . .343 

Geological record r 550.5 G2995 185 

George, M. D. English social life in the eighteenth 

century 

Ga.—Dept. of archives and history. Ga. women of 

330.9 G312. . . .461 

1926 r 920.7 G31. . . . 596 

Ga.—State lib. com. Annual report r 021.8 G31 7 

Georgian stories, 1926 G3124g 226 

Gerald Cranston's lady. Frankau F8763g. . . .288 

Gerhard, W. P. Water supply installations for 

farmsteads and country estates r 628.7 G31w. . . .644 

Gerhardt, E. My favorite German songs; high 

voice qM 784.8 G31 504

Gerhardt, E.—continued. 



My favorite German songs; low voice qM 784.8 G31m. . . .504 

Gernsback, S. Radio encyclopedia qr 654.103 G32. . . .323 

Gerould, G. H., & Bayly, C. Contemporary short 

stories G3242c 362 

Gest, W. P. Modernization of charity r 361.0 G33 233 

Gevaert, E. Heraldique qr 929.6 G34h 268 

Gewerbehalle qr 740.5 G34 258 

Ghosts, grim and gentle, French F9262gh 4 

Giafferri, P. L. de. History of the feminine costume 

of the world qr 391 G35h 470 

Giants in the earth. Rolvaag R6562g. . . .443 

Gibbon, J. M. Canadian folk songs M 784.4 G36 504 

Gibbons, A. N. Question outline of the rise of human 

society and modern civilization 907 G36. . . .209 

Gibbons, C. E., & Bell, H. M. Children working on 

farms r 331.3 G36c...,461 

Gibbons, H. A. Europe of our day r 940 G36 209 

John Wanamaker 92 W196g 147 

Gibbs, G. Castle Rock mystery G364c. .. .617 

Flame of courage G364f. . . . 169 

Joyous conspirator G364j.... 169 

Gibbs, Mrs. J. (Phillips). Portia marries G3652p 5 

Gibbs, Sir P. Individualist G365L...617 

Young anarchy G365y .... 169 

Gibson, C. R. Motor car & its story 629.109 G36 488 

Gibson, E. M. English-class plays for new Americans. .428.2 G36. . . .637 

Gibson, R. W. Morality of nature 170 G37. . . .230 

Gibson, W. Institutes and practice of surgery r 617 G37. . . .124 

Giddings, T. P. Intermediate music j 784.8 G37. . . .351 

Juvenile music j 784.8 G37j.... 351 

Music appreciation in the schoolroom 780.7 G37m. . . .198 

Gideon, C. R., & Gideon, H. From the cradle to the 

chuppe qM 784.4 G37.. . . 504 

Gilbert, H. F. B. One hundred folk-songs from many 

countries qM 784.4 G38.. . . 504 

Gilchrist, H. C. History of Wilkinsburg 974.886 G38....671 

The same r 974.886 G38....671 

Giles, H. A. Quips from a Chinese jest-book 895 G39q. . . .200 

Gilhofer (H.) & Ranschburg (H.), Lucerne. Katalog 

einer kostbaren sammlung von kupferstichen 

und holzschnitten qr 769 G39. . . .135 

Gilhofer & Ranschburg, Vienna. Early newspapers..r 016.07 G39 7 

Important collection of incunabula and xvi cen 

tury books qr 016.093 G39 7



Gilhofer & Ranschburg, Vienna—continued. 

Incunabula, illustrated books of the xvi & xvn 

cent r 016.093 G39i.... 445 

Gillet, R. H. Democracy in the U. S r 329.3 G41. . . .176 

Gillett, H. W., & Mack, E. L. Electric brass furnace 

practice 621.365 G41. . . . 192 

The same r 622.009 U25 no.202. . . .192 

Girard, G. Les vainqueurs 843 G444 98 

Giraud-Mangin, M. Le style Louis xv a Nantes, 

architecture et decoration qb 720.944 G44, . . .500 

Girl from Scotland Yard. Wallace W1752gi. . . .227 

Gissing, G. Letters of George Gissing to members 

of his family 

Givago, N. J. Grishina. Sec Grishina Givago. 

92 G454g. . . .524 

Glascock, C. C. Two modern Spanish novelists 863 P22zg. . . .332 

Glasgow—Corporation pub. libraries. Descriptive 

account of the Corporation pub. libraries r 027.4 G46d. . . .364 

Die Glashutte; weekly qr 666.105 G465....256 

Glaspell, S. Road to the temple 92 C773g 336 

Glass, C. Adventure in constructive finance 332.11 G46. . . .299 

Glass, M. Lucky numbers G466L. . . .288 

Glass container; monthly qr 666.17105 G46 74 

Glauert, H. Elements of aerofoil and airscrew 

theory 533.6012 G46.. . .308 

Gloag, J. Artifex; or, The future of craftsmanship. . .330.1 G51....562 

Glover, H. Wat Tyler, and other plays 822 G51 520 

Glover, Sir J. H. Voyage of the Dayspring 916.6 G51. . . .668 

Gluck, A., & Reimers, P. Folksongs and other 

duets qM 784.8 G52 . . . .139 

Gmelin, L. Handbuch der anorganischen chemie. . qr 546 G52g 67 

Go she must! Garnett G1913g. . . . 169 

Goad, H. E. Franciscan Italy 92 F866g. . . .204 

Goddard, E. H., & Gibbons, P. A. Civilisation or 

civilisations 901 G549 209 

Goddard, P. E. Indians of the Northwest coast j 970.1 G54 431 

Godefroy, L. Albert Besnard qr 767 B46g. . . .652 

Godwin, A. H. Gilbert & Sullivan 782.6 G55. . . . 587 

Goell, M. J. Tramping through Palestine 296 G55. . . .373 

Goepp, R. M. Nurses' state board questions and 

a 

"swers 610.7 G55 482 

Goerens, P. Einfuhrung in die metallographie. . . ,r 669.042 G55 75 

Goff, M. B. Complete arithmetic r 511 G56c. . . .242 

Gogol, N. V. Government inspector 891.72 G57g. . . .660 

Golden key. Van Dyke V187g. .227 

Golden squaw. Whalen W592g 227 

Goldenson, S. H. Jesus of Nazareth r 296 G57. .295



Goldring, D. Northern lights and southern shade. . . .914.85 G58. . . .150 

Goldsmith, P. H. Argentina r 918.2 G58 531 

Goldstein, M. Dietary barbarism r 296 G58. . . .453 

Goldstone, G. A. One-act plays 812 G58 413 

Gollomb, J. Scotland Yard 352.2 G59. . . .455 

Gooch, G. P., & Temperley, H. W. V. British 

documents on the origins of the war qr 940.911 G62. . . .672 

Good woman. Bromfield B767go .... 553 

Goodenough, F. L. Measurement of intelligence by 

drawings 136.7 G62 173 

Goodman, H. Care of the skin in health 613.49 G62. . . .394 

Goodman, T. Narrative structure and style 808 G62 . . . .411 

Goodrich, A. F., & Palmer, R. A. Caponsacchi 812 G628 334 

Goodrich, C. A. Universal traveller r 910 G62 83 

Goodsall, R. H. Palestine memories 940.918 G62. . . . 540 

Goodspeed, E. J. Formation of the New Testament. . .225.9 G62. . . .369 

Goodwin, P. A. Biography of Andrew Jackson r 92 J123g. . . .336 

Goodwin, W. W. Syntax of the moods and tenses of 

the Greek verb 485 G63s2....566 

Goodyear, F. Printing & book crafts for schools 655 G63. . . .648 

Gordon, J., & Gordon, Mrs. C. J. Two vagabonds in 

Albania 914.96 G65t. . . .667 

Two vagabonds in Sweden and Lapland 914.85 G65. . . .150 

Gordon, R. G. Personality 136 G65 .... 100 

Gordon. Bryant j B842go 87 

Gore, C, bp. Can we then believe 239 G66. . . .450 

Reconstruction of belief 230 G66r. . . .625 

Gorky, Maxim, pseud. Decadence G678d .... 288 

Gorman, H. S. Victorian Amer., Longfellow 92 L828g. . . .336 

Gosnell, H. F. Getting out the vote 324 G69 458 

Gosse, E. W. Collected poems 821 G69c 517 

Gostling, Mrs. F. M. (Parkinson). Lure of Nor 

mandy 914.4 G71Lu. . . .667 

Gould, G. M. Jefferson Medical College of Phila 

delphia qr 610.7 G73 . . . . 124 

Medical dictionary qr 610.3 G73g. . . .314 

Gould, S. Baring-. English minstrelsie qM 784.8 G73 655 

Songs of the West qM 784.4 G73 . . . . 504 

Gounod, C. F. Romeo and Juliet 782.4 G74r .... 504 

Goyau, G. Cardinal Mercier 92 M633g 416 

Gozzi, G., conte. La Gazzetta veneta 854 G76 30 

Grafenberg, L. Beitrage zur kenntnis des ozons. . . .r 546.21 G76. . . .477 

Graham, D. A. Student's text book on sheet metal 

work 682 G76. . . .312 

Graham, J. Century of Welsh music 780.9429 G77. . . .510 

Graham, R. B. C. Pedro de Valdivia 92 V148g. . . .593



Graham, S. Gentle art of tramping 796 G77 29 

Midsummer music G7714m. . . .362 

Graham, W. A. Story of the Little Big Horn 973.8 G77 346 

Graham, W. J. Beginnings of English literary 

periodicals r 052 G77 228 

Graine au vent. Delarue-Mardrus q 843 D39g 620 

Grandmothers. Wescott W546g 555 

Granny's wonderful chair and its tales of fairy times. 

Browne j B8112g5. . . .214 

Grant, B. C. Taos Indians 970.3 G78....426 

Granville, Mary. See Delany, Mrs. M. (Granville) Pendarves. 

Grasshopper. Chekhov C418g. . . .361 

Gravenhorst, J. L. C. Handbuch der anorganognosie. .r 546 G81. . . .390 

Graves, F. P. Addresses and papers 370.4 G81 303 

Gray, A. Elements of chemistry r 540 G81.... 184 

Gray, C. W. Real dogs G8162r 96 

Grav (H. W.) Co., N. Y. Anthems for Christmas 

qM 783.4 G81an3. 

Anthems for Christmas and general use....qM 783.4 G81an2. 

Gray, R. P. Songs and ballads of the Me. lumberjacks 

811.08 G81. 

Gray, T. Life of the king of the South & North 

Kamari'a 822 G81. 

Greard, V. C. O. L'education des femmes par les 

femmes 376 G82. 

Great short stories of the world. Clark & Lieber C518g. 

Greeley, H., & Cleveland, J. F. Political text-book 

for 1860 r 329 G82. 

Green, A. K. Hand and ring G827h . 

Green, H. Blindness G828b . 

505 

139 

Green, P. Field God 812 G831f. . . .335 

Green, T. E. Mason as a citizen r 366.1 G83. . . .455 

Green bay tree. Bromfield B767g 53 

Green Forest. Colby C679g. . . .225 

Green Mountain boys. Thompson j T3791g2. . . .677 

Greenaway, K. A, apple pie j G833ap 42 

Greene, E. B. New-Englander in Japan 92 G834g. . . .662 

Greene, R. Alphonsus, king of Aragon r 822 G83aL. . . .592 

Friar Bacon and Friar Bungay r 822 G83f 592 

Greenfield, W. Polymicrian Greek lexicon to the 

New Testament 225.4 B47gr 57 

Greenwood, W. J. Business letter phrases and paragraphs 

652 G85 400 

The same r 652 G85.... 400 

Gregg, W. R. Aeronautical meteorology 551.5 G86 67 

Gregory, W. Outlines of chemistry r 540 G86 17 

264 

265 

.13 

361 

296 

.54



Greiff, V. Super-heterodyne manual 654.624 G87 254 

Greig, G. Last leaves of traditional ballads and 

ballad airs q 821.08 G87 80 

The same qr 821.08 G87 80 

Greiling, W. German iron and steel industry qr 669.1 G87 402 

Grenfell, W. T. What Christ means to me 232 G875 369 

Grey, Z. Tales of the angler's Eldorado, New 

Zealand q 799 G887ta. . . . 141 

Under the Tonto Rim G8872un 169 

Gribble, G. D. Masque of Venice 822 G88m 660 

Scene that was to write itself 822 G88 660 

Griffin, C. E. Life history of automobiles r 629.1 G89 252 

Griffis, W. E. Some of Japan's contributions to 

civilization 915.2 G89 531 

Griffith, D. D. Bibliography of Chaucer r 012 C41g 172 

Grimes, W. A. Financing automobile sales by the 

time-payment plan 058.5 G91. . . .253 

Grimm, J. L., & Grimm, W. K. Hansel and 

Gretel qj 398 G91hn 87 

Grinnell, G. B. By Cheyenne campfires 970.3 G92b . . . .346 

Grinnell-Milne. D. W. Escaper's log 940.917 G92 540 

Grishina Givago, N. J. Peter-Pea j 398 G928 215 

Griswold, F. G. House flags of the merchants of 

New York r 929.9 G93 .... 420 

Grober, H. Einfiihrung in die lehre von der warmeiibertragung 

r 536.2 G93 .... 476 

Groff, G. G. Mineral analysis r 549.1 G93....184 

Groff, J. E. Materia medica for nurses r 615 G93. ... 189 

Grohman, W. A. Baillie-. Sport in art qr 799 G93 141 

Gromort, G. Choix de plans de grandes compositions 

executees qb 729.2 G93.... 500 

Gronau, G. Correggio q 759.5 C82g. . . .326 

Gross, S. D. Elements of pathological anatomy qr 616 G93. . . .124 

Lives of eminent Amer. physicians and surgeons, .r 926.1 G93. . . .149 

Practical treatise on the diseases, injuries, and 

malformations of the urinary bladder, the prostate 

gland, and the urethra r 616.6 G93 249 

Gross, S. W. Practical treatise on impotence, 

sterility, and allied disorders of the male sexual 

organs r 616.69 G93 189 

Grosse judische national-biographie r 296 G93. . . .627 

Grosse und gewicht der schulkinder und andere 

grundlagen fiir die ernahrungsfiirsorge qr 573.6 G93. . . .474 

Grossmann, L. Real life 170.4 G94....557 

Grosso, O. Portali e palazzi di Genova qb 729.3 G94. . . .500



Groth, P. H., ritter von. Entwicklungsgeschichte 

der mineralogischen wissensehaften r 548.09 G94. . . .569 

Groves, E. R. Social problems of the family 392 G94. . . .559 

Gruenberg, B. C. Parents and sex education 612.6 G94. . . .482 

Guedalla, P. Palmerston 942.08 G95 273 

Guest, L. H. New Russia 947 G95 . . . . 154 

Guibert de Nogent. Autobiography 92 G964g 34 

Guillaume, C. E. Mechanics 531 G96....243 

Guillemin, A. V. El mundo fisico qr 530 G96. . . .243 

Guiterman, A. I sing the pioneer j 811 G96. . . .351 

Guldberg, C. M. Elementerne af den analvtiske 

geometri r516 G96. . . .242 

Gulick, C. B. Modern traits in old Greek life 913.38 G969m 421 

Gunsaulus, H. C. Japanese costume 391 G974. . . .305 

The same r 572.05 F4S no.12.. ..305 

Japanese temples and houses 720.952 G97 . . . .328 

The same r 572.05 F45 no.14 328 

Giinther, Hanns, pseud. See Haas, W. de. 

Guppy, E. L. Story of the sequoias 585.23 G97 65 

Guppy, H. William Tindale and the earlier translators 

of the Bible q 220.5 G97 369 

Gurlitt, C. Albumblatter far die jugend qM 786.4 G97 261 

Gurney-Champion, F. C G. Justice and the poor in 

England 323.42 G97.... 176 

Gurwitsch, L. Scientific principles of petroleum 

technology 665.5 G97.... 324 

Guye, C. E. Physico-chemical evolution 541.1 G99. . . .640 

Gwiazdowski, A. S. Podrecznik matematyczny dla 

mechanikow 510 G99 307 

Haas, O. F. Street lighting designs r 621.32821 Hll 319 

The same r 621.32 G29 no.46A 319 

Haas, W. de. Der weg des eisens vom erz zum 

stahl qr 669.1 Hll.. ..133 

Habicht, V. C. Die niedersachsischen mittelalter- 

lichen chorgestiihle b 729.9 Hll....260 

Haddock, M. H. Location of mineral fields 526.99 H12 306 

Hadfield, Sir R. A. Metallurgy and its influence 

on modern progress 669.09 H12. . . .325 

Hadley, H. K. Prophecy and fulfillment qM 783.4 H12 407 

Hadow, Sir W. H. Comparison of poetry and music. .780.4 H12. . . .261 

Hafen, L. R. Overland mail 383 H13. ... 114 

The same r 383 H13. . . . 114 

Hiigg, G. Songs of Sweden qM 784.4 H141. . . .505 

Haggard, Sir H. R. Days of my life 92 H141h 34 

Hagner, Mrs. H. C. (Ray). Social precedence in 

Washington r 395 H14.... 305



Hagood, J. Services of supply 940.918 H143 605 

Hague, E. Folk songs from Mexico and South 

America qM 784.4 H14. . . . 505 

Hague, E. F. Dramatic moments in Amer. history, .j 793.1 H14. . . .607 

Hague, Permanent Court of International Justice. 

Annual report ,- 341.6 H145 63 

Haight, E. H. Apuleius and his influence 878 A65zh. . . .589 

Hailperin, H. Pro-Jackson sentiment in Pennsylvania 

r 329.3 H14 235 

The same qr 974.8 P3992 v.50.... 235 

Haines, C. G., & Haines, Mrs. B. H. M. Principles 

and problems of government 320.1 H15 60 

Halbmeier, C. Senefelder 763 H15....495 

Haldane, E. S. George Eliot and her times 92 E476h 662 

Hale, G. E. Beyond the milky way 520.4 H15b 118 

Hale, Mrs. L. (Closser). Canal boat fracas H161c....441 

Hale, W. G. First Latin book 475 H16f. . . . 566 

Halevy, fi. History of the English people 942.07 H16h. . . .154 

Half-breed. Whitman W648h .... 444 

Half-yearly compendium of medical science r 610.5 H166....314 

Hall, A. C. Topical outline of Amer. literature 810 H16 30 

Hall, 11. List and index of the publications of the 

Royal Historical Soc, and of the Camden Soc. .r 906 H17. . . .209 

Hall, J. N. On the stream of travel 814 H174 142 

Hall, J. W. Revolt of Asia 950 H17. . . .428 

Hall, S. King-. See King-Hall. 

Hall, T. Japan in silhouette 915.2 H17 84 

Hall, W. W. Guide-board to health, peace, and 

competence r 610 H17. . . .394 

Hall-Quest, A. L. University afield 378.1 H17 383 

Hallenbeck, C. Spanish missions of the old Southwest 

q 979 H17. .. .536 

Halliburton, R. Glorious adventure 914 H182. . . . 528 

Hallock, G. B. F. Cyclopedia of funeral sermons 

and sketches 252 H18c. . . .292 

Halvorsen, J. Skonhoft-. See Skonhoft-Halvorsen. 

Hambidge, J. Elements of dynamic symmetry 745 H19. . . .258 

Hambly, W. D. Origins of education among primitive 

peoples 390 H19....175 

Hamilton, C, & Reilly, F. C. "Pickwick" 822 H199p. . . .660 

Hamilton, C. D. P. Shoe-tips r 685.32 H19. . . .393 

Hamilton, C. G. Epochs in musical progress 780.9 H19e. . . .261 

Hamilton, F. H. Practical treatise on fractures and 

dislocations r 617.15 H21. . . .189 

Hamilton, J. G. de R. Henry Ford 92 F762h .... 524 

Hamilton, P. Craven House H2132c. . . .441



Hamilton, S. Intermediate arithmetic for graded 

schools r 511 H21 . . . .388 

Hamilton, W. P. Stock market barometer 332.6 H21 463 

Hammer, S. C. Things seen in Norway 914.81 H22. . . .270 

Hamon, L. See Cheiro, pseud. 

Hampshire Paper Co., South Hadley Falls, Mass. 

Art of paper-making qr 676 H22. . . . 123 

Hand and ring. Green G827h 54 

Handbuch der kohlenwirtschaft r 622.33 H23. . . .577 

Handy, J. O. Publications on subjects in chemistry 

and chemical technology r 660.4 H23. . . .324 

Hanford, A. C. Problems in municipal government. . . .352 H23. . . .296 

Hanford, P. C. Catalogue of valuable paintings qr 759 H23. . . .326 

Hannay, J. O. Smugglers' cave H237sm. . . .226 

Hansen, A. O. Liberalism and Amer. education in 

the eighteenth century 370.9 H24 239 

Happy tree. Murray M9783h .... 362 

Harangue. Garrett G1932h . . . .226 

Harbeson, J. F. Study of architectural design q 729 H24. . . .406 

Harden, J. M. Dictionary of the Vulgate New Testa 

ment r 225.3 H25 450 

Harding, M. B. Children's own book of letters and 

stories j 808 H25 351 

Hardy, C O. Tax-exempt securities and the surtax. .336.29 H26. . . .236 

Hardy, T. Collected poems 821 H26co 80 

The same r 821 H26co 80 

Hardy & Hayes Co., Pittsburgh. Pamphlets on 

precious stones 553.8 H26 390 

The same r 553.8 H26 390 

Hardy rye. Chase C389h 168 

Harker, Mrs. L. A. Hilda Ware H273h 54 

Harlan, C. Elflora of the Susquehanna r 811 H27. . . .659 

Harlow, A. F. Old towpaths 386 H27 181 

The same r 386 H27....181 

Harlow, V. T. History of Barbados 972.98 H27 604 

Harman, R. V. Amer. citizenship practice 353 H27 560 

Harper, R. Al. Resources of southern Alabama r 917.61 H28 37 

Harrell, I. S. Loyalism in Virginia 973.3 H28. .426 

Harrington, K. P. Walks and climbs in the White 

Mountains 917.422 H28 .... 530 

Harris, G. M. Local government in many lands.... 352 H292L 458 

Harris, W. B. France, Spain, and the Rif 964 H29 672 

Harrison, C. F. What investors should know 332.6 H29 562 

Harrison, J. E. Reminiscences of a student's life 92 H299h. .147 

Harrison, J. L. Management and methods in con 

crete highway construction 625.84 H29 .... 575


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Harrison, T. Bookbinding craft and industry 686 H31. 

Harrison, W. Description of England in Shakspere's 

youth qr S22.33 HN5. 

Hart, A. B. Cradle of liberty q 973.3 H31 . 

The same qr 705 M 62 v.6. 

We and the Constitution q 342.7 H31w. 

The same qj 342.7 H31. 

Hart, B. H. L. Greater than Napoleon, Scipio 

Africanus 92 S418h. 

Hart, C. A., & Feldman, 1). D. Plane geometry 513.1 H31 . 

Hart, H. H. U. S. prisoners in county jails r 365 H31u. 

Hart, I. B. Introduction to physical science 530 H31. 

Hart, J. K. Adult education 374 H31 . 

Hartley, D., & Elliot, M. M. V. Life and work of the 

people of England 914.2 H32. 

Hartman, G. Creative expression through art 707 H32. 

Hartopp, F. M. Table loom weaving 689 H33. 

Hartsough, M. L. Development of the twin cities, .qr 330.9 H33. 

Hartung, G. Die Azoren qr 554.699 H33 . 

Harvard advertising awards qr 659.07 H33. 

Harvard Univ. Hymn book M 783.9 H33 . 

Harvard Univ.—Graduate School of Business Administration—Bur. 

of business research. Harvard 

business reports r 658 H33h. 

Harvey, A. Castles and walled towns of England. . .b 728.8 H33. 

Harvey, C. K. Liberty Tunnels and power-plant... .625.13 H33. 

The same r 620.5 E6433 v.42. 

Harvey Garrard's crime. Oppenheim 0265ha. 

Hatch, R. W. Training in citizenship 172.1 H34. 

& Stull, D. Social studies in the Horace Mann 

Junior High School r 307 H34. 

Hatcher, O. L. Occupations for women 396.5 H34. 

Hatherly, S. G. Treatise on Byzantine music q 780.9 H34. 

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Hatton, J. L.,' & Failing, E. Songs of England. . . .qM 784.8 H34. .505 

Hauck, L. P. Youngest rider j H349y. .542 

Hauptstelle fiir Warmewirtschaft, Berlin. Reports 

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Hava, J. G. Arabic-English dictionary for the use of 

students r 492.7 H35 . .566 

Hawkes, C. P. Mauresques 916.1 H36. .424 

Hawkes, H. E. First course in algebra 512 H36. .183 

Hawkins, M. S. Group of famous leaders in Amer. 

history j 920 H364. .215 

Hawks, A. W. Baltimore's sixteen years of superpower 

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Hawksworth, Hallam, pseud. Year in the wonderland 

of trees j 582 H36. . . .431 

Hawley, L. F., & Wise, L. E. Chemistry of wood. .547.664 H36 184 

The same r 547.664 H36.... 184 

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Hawthorne, Alice, pseud. Sec Winner, S. 

Hawthorne Memorial Assoc, Salem, Mass. Dedication 

of the Nathaniel Hawthorne Memorial..r 92 H367ha. . . .337 

Hayes, L. N. Chinese dragon 393.4 H37. . . .636 

Hayhurst, E. R. Personal health 613 H372 574 

Haynes, M. W. Teaching shop work 371.4 H37 468 

Hay ward, A. L. Colloquial Italian 455 H37 241 

Hayward, W. R., & Johnson, G. W. Evolution of 

labour, past, present, and future 330.9 H37. . . .461 

Hayward, W. S. Sales administration 658.321 H37....130 

Hazard, Mrs. L. L. Frontier in Amer. literature 

Headley, J. T. Pen and pencil sketches of the great 

810.9 H37 514 

riots r 323.2 H38. . . .296 

Heald, F. D. Manual of plant diseases r 581.2 H38 247 

Healy, W., & Bronner, A. F. Delinquents and 

criminals 364 H38d 559 

Hearnshaw, F. J. C Political principles of some 

notable prime ministers 923.2 H38. . . .418 

Heaven Trees. Young Y3922h .... 363 

Hebrard, P. Caminologie r 628.53 H38 316 

Hecht, W. Organisationsformen der deutschen 

rohstoffindustrien r 338.2 H39 378 

Hector, L. G. Principles of modern radio receiving. .654.624 H39. . . .323 

Hedges, E. S., & Myers, J. E. Problem of physicochemical 

periodicity 541.12 H39. . . .245 

Heer, C. Post-war expansion of state expenditures 

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Heide, H. Fancy cake baking 642.1 H41 488 

Heierli, Frau J. Die volkstrachten der Schweiz qr 391 H41. . . .565 

Heilmann, G. Origin of birds q 598.2 H41 572 

Heinrich, E. O. Checkmating the forger in court. . .r 652.4 H42. . . .400 

Heinrichs, E. H. Common sense bridge 795 H42. . . .142 

Heinz (H.J.) Co. Book of salads 

Heinze, J. F. Allgemeiner kaufmannischer briefsteller 

641 H42 .... 578 

und handlungs-comptoirist r 652 H42 322 

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Helen S. Trounstine Foundation. Social service 

directory of Cincinnati and Hamilton Co r 361 H42....104 

Helferich, H. On fractures and dislocations r 617.15 H42 189 

Hellman, G. S. Lanes of memory 814 H42. .409



Hellwig, W. Der satz chemischer und mathematischer 

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Hellyar, R. H. W. N. P. Barbellion 92 B233h. . . .204 

Hempel, C. J. New and comprehensive system of 

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Henderson, J. Mollusca of Col., Utah, Mont., Ida., 

and Wyoming qr 594 H44 19 

The same qr 378.7 C722s v.13 19 

Henderson, J. B. Cruise of the Tomas Barrera. . .570.97291 H44. . . .474 

Henderson, W. J. Sacred songs qM 783 H44. . . . 505 

Henderson, Y., & Haggard, H. W. Noxious gases 

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The same r.613.62 H44 483 

Henkel, J. F. Pyritologia r 549.272 H44 67 

Henkels, S. V. Napoleoniana 

Henniker-Heaton, R. Panel picture representing the 

r 769 H44. ... 135 

Temptation of Christ by Tiziano Vecelli qr 759.5 T53h. . . .196 

Henriques, F. de Carvalho. Vocabulario tecnico r 413 H44....566 

Henry, A., & Van Auken, D. H. Mother's day 793.1 H45 660 

Henry, R. L. Contracts in the local courts of 

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Herbert, A. P. Double demon 822 H46 145 

Herbert, V. Sweethearts qM 782.6 H46sw 505 

Herford, C. H. Sketch of the history of Shakespeare's 

influence on the Continent qr 822.33 HM2. . . .335 

Hergesheimer, J. Tampico H469ta 54 

Hering, O. C. Concrete and stucco houses qb 728 H47 28 

Hermanns. H. Englisch-deutscher techno-diktionar. .r 433.2 H47. . . .472 

Iron and steel plant qr 669.1 H47. . . .325 

Taschenbuch fiir brennstoffwirtschaft und feuerungstechnik 

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Taschenbuch fiir hiitten- und giessereileute. . . .r 669.108 H47....493 

Die transporttechnik in der giesserei r 621.86 H47. . . . 127 

Herold, A. L. James Kirke Paulding 92 P321h. . . .416 

Herrick, C. A. History of commerce and industry. . . .j 380 H47 42 

The same rj 380 H47 42 

White servitude in Pennsylvania r 326 H47. . . .107 

Herrick, G. W. Manual of injurious insects 632.6 H47m. . . .646 

Herring, R. President's hat 914.67 H47. . . .270 

Herringshaw's Amer. blue book of biography r 920 H47h. . . .526 

Herriot, £. Amid the forests of Normandy 944.2 H47 670 

Hersey, Mrs. M. D. Sec Warner, F. L. 

Herzog, R. O. Chemische technologie der organischen 

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Hess, W. F. Die kartonnagenfabrikation r 676.8 H48 312 

Pappen-verarbeitung und papiermache qr 676.6 H48. . . .123 

Heston, A. M. Jersey waggon jaunts r 974.9 H49 40 

Hevesy, A. de. Beethoven the man 92 B383h 337 

Hevesy, G, & Paneth, F. Manual of radioactivity 537.53 H49 389 

Hewlett, M. H. Letters 92 H499h .... 147 

Hey], P. R. Architectural acoustics qr 534.84 H51 639 

The same qr 530.8 U25c no.300 639 

Heynes, A. Quilting and patchwork 746 H51 . . . .652 

Heyward, D. Angel H517a 5 

Hickev, J. S. Summula philosophiae scholasticae in 

usum adolescentium 189 H52. . . .447 

Hickey-Freeman Co., Rochester, N. Y. Story of 

cloth q 677.2 H52 68 

The same qr 677.2 HS2..!..68 

Hicks, G. Eight ways of looking at Christianity 230 H52. . . .369 

Hielscher, K. Picturesque Italy, architecture and 

landscape qr 914.5 H52....270 

Hiersemann (Karl W.) bookseller, Leipzig. Americana 

r 016.97 H52am 669 

Higginbottom, Mrs. E. (Cody). Through teakwood 

windows 266 H534 369 

Higgins, A. L. Phototopography 526.98 H53 242 

Higgins, G. Centrifugal pumps 621.67 H53....576 

Highroads of peril. Bill j B4832h 349 

Highway Education Board. Relation of improved 

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The same r 625.7 H5382 22 

Highway Research Board. Proceedings of tbe 

annual meeting r 625.7 H5383 484 

Higley, E. H. Exercises in Greek composition 488 H53. . . .181 

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Hill, A. V. Muscular activity 612.74 H55 574 

Hill, C. Versailles 728.3 H55....406 

Hill, D. J. Problem of a world court 341.6 H55p. . . .302 

Hill, G. F. Italian portraits of the fifteenth century 757 H55. . . .327 

Hill, Mrs. G. (Livingston). See Lutz, Mrs. G. (Livingston) Hill. 

Hill, Mrs. I. C. (Thallon). Rome of the kings 913.37 H5S 421 

Hill, J., & Marriott, J. W. Year's work in technical 

English 620.7 H55 316 

Hill, M. E. Amer. patriotism 808.8 H55am 30 

Hillas, M., & Knighton, M. Athletic dances and 

simple clogs q 793.3 H55....331 

Hillebrand, H. N. Child actors q 792 H55. . .413


Hilliger, B. Die trocknung und schwelung der 


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Hillmann, M. V. In the Jersey hills H5613i 441 

Hilton (Roy) Co., Long Beach, Calif. Spanish 

homes of California q 728 H56 .... 328 

Hin und zuruck. Abbot 833 A12. . . .227 

Hindenburg's march into London r H504h 54 

Hindus, M. G. Broken earth 914.7 H56 150 

Hines, W. D. Report on Danube navigation qr 650.9 H56. . . . 194 

Hinkhouse, F. J. Preliminaries of the Amer. Revo 

lution 973.3 H56....274 

The same r 330 C72 no.276. . . .274 

Hinman, A. G., & Dorau, H. B. Real estate mer 

chandising 333 H56 62 

Hinshelwood, C. N. Kinetics of chemical change in 

gaseous systems 541.12 H57....184 

Thermodynamics for students of chemistry 536.7 H57. . . .476 

Hinzelin, fi. Les animaux mythologiques qj 292 H57 42 

Hirsch, F. Transport and handling of mineral acids. .621.64 H61 . . . .576 

Hirsch, N. D. M. Study of natio-racial mental 

differences 136.4 H61. . . .229 

Hirst, F. W. Early life & letters of John Morley 92 M9112h.. . .266 

Histoire des plantes de l'Europe et des plus usitees 

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Hitchcock, A. M. Study plans for novels read in 

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Hitchcock, F. H. How to build a good book from 

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Hitchcock, R. D. New and complete analysis of the 

Holy Bible qr 220.2 H62....558 

Hoag, C. G.. & Hallett, G. H. Proportional repre 

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Hoar. R. S. Patents 608.73 H64. . . .312 

Hobbes, John Oliver, pseud. Sinner's comedy H649si 54 

Hocking, W. E. Man and the state 320.1 H656 176 

Present status of the philosophy of law and of 

rights 340.1 H65....381 

Hodge, A. E. Tropical aquarium-fishes 590.7 H66t 638 

Hodge, C. Commentary on the Epistle to the 

Ephesians 227.5 H66.. . .102 

Hodge, C. F., & Dawson, J. Civic biology 570 H66 474 

Hodge, E. T. Mount Multnomah qr 557.95 H06 246 

Hodges, Mrs J. S. George Hodges 92 H6643h 34 

Hofer, M. R. Festival and civic plays from Greek 

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Hoffman, A. S. Heroes & heroines of English history. ,j 942 H67. . . .158



Hoffman, P. Lady of destiny 812 H67 32 

Undertones 812 H67u 32 

When it's spring 812 H67w 32 

Hoffmann, F. Ludwig van Beethoven j 92 B383h. . . .278 

Hoffmeister, H. Die entstehung einer schrift r 655.2 H68. . . .401 

Hogan, I. Little black and white lamb j H686L 607 

Hoijer, O. La solution pacifique des litiges internationaux 

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Holden, A. J. Garden of singing flowers qM 782.8 H7l 505 

Hole, H. M. Making of Rhodesia 968 H71....428 

Holland, C Things seen in Paris 914.436 H72 37 

Holland, J. G. Life of Abraham Lincoln 92 L715ho. . . .663 

Holland, L. A. Faliscans in prehistoric times r 913.37 H72. . . .421 

Holland, R. S. Historic ships j 387 H72 351 

Hollander, J. H. Economic liberalism 330.9 H72. . . .562 

Holliday, R. C Broome Street straws 814 H72b. . . .263 

Hollingworth, H. L. Mental growth and decline 152 H72. . . .229 

Hollingworth, Mrs. L. (Stetter). Gifted children 136.76 H72 56 

Hollis, A. P. Motion pictures for instruction. ...... .371.33 H72. . . .383 

Holloway, E. Whitman 92 W648h 34 

Holloway, E. S. Practical book of learning decoration 

and furniture 749 H73 258 

Hollunderbliithe. Raabc qr 833 Rll 290 

Holman, L. A. Old maps and their makers r 912 H73. . . .339 

Holmes, A. M. N. Y. Ladies' Southern Relief 

Assoc r 973.7 H73....210 

Holmes, E. S. Science of mind 131 H73 291 

Holmes, Gordon, pseud. See Tracy, L. 

Holmes, H. N. Introductory college chemistry 540 H73i 67 

Holmes, H. W.. & Fowler, B. P. Path of learning 370.4 H73 468 

Holmes, M. D. Suggestions and course of study for 

subnormal children 371.9 H735. . . .635 

Holtz, F. L. Principles and methods of teaching 

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Holzinger, K. J. Statistical tables for students in 

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Home, H. Engineer and the prevention of malaria. .614.53 H75....249 

Home counties, pseud. Sec Scott. J. W. Robertson-. 

Homicide par imprudence. Bost 843 B64 98 

L'homme a l'Hispano. Frondaie q 843 F966h . . . .620 

Honan, J. H. Handbook to medical Europe r 610.7 H76 249 

Hooft, J. Visser-. See Visser, Mrs. J. (Hooft). 

Hooker, E. R. United churches 280 H77 . . . . 369 

Hool, G. A., & Pulver, H. E. Concrete practice 693.5 H77 187 

Hooper, J., & Shirley, A. J. Handcraft in wood 

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Hopkins, C. A. K. Aloha collection of Hawaiian 

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Hopkins, J. W., & Underwood, P. H. First book of 

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Hopkins, S. Lessons at the cross 248 H78. 

Hopkins, W. J. She blows! and sparm at that! j H786she. 

Hopper, D. Once a clown, always a clown 92 H7882h. 

Horace. Satires and Epistles of Horace 877 H79s. 

Horn, Alfred Aloysius, pseud. Trader Horn 916.8 H79. 

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Hornby, L. G. Balkan sketches q 914.97 H79. 

Horner, W. E. Special anatomy and histology r 611 H81. 

Horton twins. Kilbourne K253h . 

Horwill, H. W. Usages of the Amer. Constitution 342.7 H81. 

Hostetler, Mrs. M. L. (Doggett). Michael DeBolt 

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Hotchkiss, G. B., & Franken, R. B. Measurement of 

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Hotson, J. L. Death of Christopher Marlowe 92 M393h. 

Hottes, A. C. Little book of climbing plants 716 H82L. 

Houghton (E. F.) & Co., Philadelphia. Houghton's 

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Hydraulic engineering 621.2 H83. . 

The same r 621.2 H83.. 

Textile hand book 677.1 H83. . 

The same r 677.1 H83.. 

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Hourticq, L. Encyclopedie des beaux-arts, architecture, 

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House, J. T. Purpose the variant of theory 301 H83. . .455 

House beautiful furnishing annual q 747 H83 . . ..76 

House made with hands H8375h. . .554 

House of adventure. Deeping D372h . . .361 

House without a key. Biggers B478h. . ...4 

House without windows & Eepersip's life there. 

Follett F724h.. .226 

Houssaye, A. Les femmes du temps passe q 920.7 H83. . .418 

Houston, D. F. Eight years with Wilson's cabinet. .973.913 H838. . .155 

Houston, E. J. Elements of physical geography qr 551 H83. . .185 

Houston, M. G., & Hornblower, F. S. Ancient 

Egyptian, Assyrian, and Persian costumes and 

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Houston, Tex.—Pub. lib. Annual report r 027.4 H83 . . .364 

Hovde, L. Cradle book of verse 808.8 H841. . .517



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Howard, H. J. Ten weeks with Chinese bandits 915.1 H84 153 

Howard, S. C. Ned McCobb's daughter 812 H847n . . . .413 

Howard Pyle's book of pirates. Pyle j P996h2 159 

Howe, H. E. Chemistry in the world's work 660 H85. . . .132 

& Turner, F. M. Chemistry and the home 660 H85c 649 

Howe, M. A. D. Causes and their champions 920 H853. . . .338 

Howel, L. Complete history of the Holy Bible r 220.9 H85. . . .174 

Howell. E. B. Restitution of the bride H856r 554 

Howell, J. W., & Schroeder, H. History of the incandescent 

lamp 621.322 H85. . . .577 

The same r 621.322 H85....577 

Howes, F. S. Borderland of music and psychology. .780.1 H85....510 

Howes, P. G. Backyard exploration q 590 H85 480 

Hover, F. Die strohzellstoffabrikation und die herstellung 

von zellstoffen r 676.14 H86 572 

Hover, W. Unterbau r 625.12 H86. . . .397 

Hsu, S. China and her political entity 327.51 H87 297 

Hubbard, S. D. Need of frequent bathing r 613.41 H87 314 

Hubbell, L. E. Book of little houses q 728 H87 .... 328 

The same qr 728 H87 .... 328 

Huddleston, S. France 944 H884 345 

Hudson, W. H. Far away and long ago j 92 H888I1 42 

Land's End 914.237 H88 528 

Hueffer, F. M. Man could stand up— H8891m 54 

Mirror to France 914.4 H889 37 

Some do not H8891s 5 

Hiigel, F., freiherr von. Essays & addresses on the 

philosophy of religion 201 H89 625 

Essays & addresses on the philosophy of religion; 

second scries 201 H89e 625 

Hughes, G. S. Mothers in industry 331.4 H89 109 

Hughes, L. Fine clothes to the Jew 811 H89f. . . .334 

Hughes, R. George Washington 92 W272hu 35 

Hughes, S. C. Pre-Victorian drama in Dublin 792 H89 660 

Huisman, G. M, Pour comprendre les monuments 

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Les "Huit heures" de M. Colbert. Des Gachons q 843 D461 . . . .556 

Hull, E. History of Ireland and her people 941.5 H91h. . . .670 

Hull, H. R. Islanders H914i... .617 

Hullfish, H. G. Aspects of Thorndike's psychology. .370.1 H91 468 

Hummel, K. Geschichte der geologie r 550.9 H92. . . .246 

Humphreys, W. J. Rain making and other weather 

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Hunt, R„ & Snow, R. H. Amy Lowell r 811 L956zh 332 

Hunt, V. I have this to say 92 H9412h . .416



Hunter. A. A. Youth's adventure 301 H94. . . .296 

Hunter (R. C.) & Bro., architects, N. Y. Portfolio 

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Hunter, S. A. Bible school manual 228 FI94. .231 

Huntington, E. Pulse of progress 573.4 H94pu. .474 

Huntington, H. S. Sec Smith. 

Hurd, R. M. History of Yale athletics r 378.7 Y13h. . . .468 

Hurley, E. N. Bridge to France .387 H95b. . . .565 

Hurlin, R. G, & Berridge, W. A. Employment 

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Hurst, J. E. Metallurgy of cast iron 069.12 H95 326 

Hurst, N. P. Hospital housekeeping and sanitation . .013.56 H95 483 

Huse, S. M. Bible readings 615.857 H95b 69 

Israel, prince of God 296 H957. . . .232 

Hutchinson, R. W. First course iu wireless 654.1 H97. . . .254 

Hutchinson, V. S. Chimney corner fairy tales qj 398 H97c 42 

La hutte d'acajou. Acremant q 843 A187. . . .619 

Hutton, E. Cities of Sicily 914.58 H97 421 

Franciscans in England 271.3 H97. . . .625 

Valley of Arno 914.55 H977v. . . . 528 

Hutton, W. H. Sir Thomas More 92 M8801; 35 

Huxley, A. L. Jesting Pilate 910 H98 207 

Huxley, j. S. Essays iu popular science 570.4 H98e 242 

Stream of life 575 H983. . . .474 

Huzard, Mme. A. (de Bergevin). Le festin des 

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Hyde, A. B. Story of Methodism 287 H99 625 

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Iconografia di uomini sommi nelle scienze e nelle 

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Ihlseng, M. C. Surface appliances r 622.7 118. .. . 577 

& Wilson, E. B. Manual of mining 622 118 22 

Ikin, A. E. Organization and administration of 

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111.—Agric. exp. station, Urbana. Annual report. .qr 630.6 I226an. . . .129 

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List of publications on the geology of Illinois, .r 016.55773 122. . . .641 

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Illuminating Engineering Soc. Code of lighting 

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Imhoff, K. Fortschritte der abwasserreinigung r 628.3 123. . . .484 

Immortal marriage. Atherton A868i. . . .360 

In Dixie land . . I2412i.... 362 

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Inclan, R. del Valle. See Valle-Inclan. 

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Inquiry on Mexico 327.72 124. . . .458 

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International Assoc of Industrial Accident Boards 

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Elements of steam engineering qr 621.1 124. . . .484 

International journal of psycho-analysis; quarterly. .qr 130.5 124 

International Kindergarten Union—Com. on teacher- 

56 

training. Practice teaching q 372.2 1248. . . .635 

International Labor Conference (6th), Geneva, 1924. 

Report on the development of facilities for the 

utilisation of workers' leisure r 331 12485 12 

Supplementary report r 331 12485a 12 

International Labor Conference (8th), Geneva. 1926. 

Simplification of the inspection of emigrants on 

board ship 325.2 124... . 630 

The same 

International Nickel Co., N. Y. Nickel cast iron data 

r 325.2 124....630 

and applications qr 669.1742 124.... 133 

Nickel steel data and applications qr •669.1742 124 .... 133 

International Office of the Telegraph LTnion. International 

list of radiotelegraph stations qr 654.1 1248. . . .401 

International review of agricultural economics; 

monthly r 330.1963 124 61 

Iorga, N. History of Roumania 949.8 I25hi 154 

Iowa—Geol. survey (Survey of 1892—). Sketch of 

the geology of Iowa r 557.77 I25s. . . .641 

Iowa Univ. Studies in engineering r 620.5 12592. . . .397 

Ireland, W. A. New Korea 951.9 128. . . .428 

Ireland, W. B. Little child in our great cities 362.7 128. . . .374 

Irene Iddesleigh. Ros R697i.... 362 

Iron, Ralph, pseud. Sec Schreiner, O. 

Ironside, Sir E. Tannenberg 940.913 128. . . .156 

Irwin, F. Bridge for thinkers 795 1281) 656 

Irwin, M. L. Anthony Trollope r012 T76i 99 

Irwin, W. H. How red is America? 335 128. . . .378 

Pictures of Old Chinatown r 325.73 128 107 

Ise, J. U. S. oil policy 338.8 129 .... 178 

Island mail. Detzer j D483i. . . .215 

Islanders. Hull H914i. . . .617 

It happened in Peking. Miln M7122it 5 

Italian peepshow. Farjeon j F2382i.... 676 

Jack, J. W. Date of the Exodus 933 J12. . . .428 

Jackman, W. T. Development of transportation in 

modern England r 656.09 J12. . . .579



Jackman, W. T.—continued. 

Economics of transportation 385 J12 .... 114 

Jacks (William) & Co. Iron & steel trades in 1925. . .r 669.1 J12 326 

Jackson, A. Correspondence qr 92 J123J....204 

Jackson, B. D. Vegetable technology r 016.5816 J12 16 

Jackson, Mrs. E. Student in Sicily 914.58 J123....151 

Jackson, F. j. Foakes-. .Sec Foakes-Jackson. 

Jackson, G. L. Development of state control of pub. 

instruction in Michigan r 379.774 J12....303 

Jacksonville, Fla. Directories. Polk's Jacksonville 

and South Jacksonville city directory r 917.59 J12. . . .208 

Jacobs, M. For the violin q 787.1 J13. . . .505 

Jacobs, W. W. Sea whispers J134se 96 

laeger, F. M. Le principe de symetrie et ses applications 

r 501 J14....306 

Jaffe, B. Chemical calculations 541.9 J14....245 

Jahnke, E., & Emde, F. Funktionentafeln mit formeln 

und kurven r 510.8 J15 16 

Jahrbuch der erfindungen und fortschritte auf den 

gebieten der physik und chemie r 505 J15. . . .242 

Jahresbericht iiber'die gesamte physiologie und experimentelle 

pharmakologie qr 612.05 J15. . . .189 

Jalna. De la Roche D391J.... 553 

James, G. W. Lake of the sky: Lake Tahoe 917.94 J16L 151 

Quit your worrying 131 J163 7 

James, H. Land planning in the U. S. for the city, 

state, and nation 710 J16 259 

James, W. M. British navy in adversity 973.3 J165. . . .155 

James, Will. Smoky, the cow-horse J1652s. . . .441 

James, William. On some of life's ideals 171 J16. . . .448 

Philosophy of William James 191 J16 100 

Jameson, S. Lovely ship J166L. . . .441 

Jammes, F. Ma France poetique 841 J17. . . .144 

Janet Thurso. Moray M883J 6 

Janney, F. L. Childhood in English non-dramatic 

literature 820.4 J18 409 

Japan business register r 670.2 J18 20 

Japan Soc. of N. Y. Story of silk r 638.2 J18. . . .572 

Japanese encyclopaedia of design r 745 J189. . . .583 

Jarrett, B. Social theories of the Middle Ages 940.1 J19 535 

Jascalevich, A. A. Three conceptions of mind 151 J21....365 

Jayne, W. A. Healing gods of ancient civilizations... .291 J22....292 

Jeancon, J. A. Indian song book qM 784.4 J22. . . .261 

Jeanne Margot. Cleugb C579j. . . .616 

Jeans, J. H. Atomicity and quanta 530.1 J22. . . .476 

Jefferson, C. E. Cardinal ideas of Isaiah 224.1 J23. . . .369



Jelliffe, S. E., & White, W. A. Diseases of the 

nervous system 616.8 J24. . . .574 

Jenkins, S. Old Boston post road 917.4 J25. . . .667 

Jenks, E. Short history of English law 347 J25 112 

Jennings, G. Bathroom door 822 J26b .... 335 

Jennings, W. Lexicon to the Syriac New Testa 

ment r 225.3 J26. . . .232 

Jensen,. C. C. Amer. saga 92 J269j. . . .337 

Jerome, H. Migration and business cycles r 325.1 J28. . . .455 

Jerome, J. K. My life and times 92 J2813J 148 

Jespersen, J. O. H. Language 401 J29 64 

Jessup, E. H. Boys' book of canoeing j 797 J29. . . .215 

Jessup, H. W. Law for wives and daughters 396.2 J29. . . .636 

Jesuit relations. Jesuit relations and allied documents. .973.2 J29. ... 155 

Jeudwine, J. W. Foundations of society and the land. . . .333 J31. . . .230 

Une jeune fille voyagea. Farrere, Claude, pseud 843 F25j 98 

Les jeux dangereux. Bordeaux q 843 B63j.... 620 

Jewish daily bulletin. Index qr 296 J3179 295 

Jewish woman qr 296 J3178 104 

Jig-saw. Phillpotts P518ji 0 

Jill. Delafield, E. M.. pseud D387J....287 

Jillson. W. R. Coal industry in Kentucky r 553.2 J32 68 

The same r 557.69 K19s v.20 68 

Ky. land grants r 333.1 J32 378 

Ky. rock asphalt r 553.27 J32....310 

New Tenn. oil pool r 553.28 J32. . . .310 

Job's niece. Lutz L9822J. . . .441 

Jochelson, V. I. Archaeological investigations in 

the Aleutian Islands qr 913.798 J33....532 

Johannesen, O. Ljerebog i mathematisk geografi 

for realgymnasiet r 526 J35 . . . . 306 

Johns, C. H. W. Ancient Babylonia 935.4 J35 156 

Johns Hopkins Half-Century Com. Advancing the 

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Johnsen, J. E. Federal dept. of education 379.1 J35 179 

The same r 379.1 J35....179 

Questions of the hour 301" J35 .... 374 

The same r 301 J35. . . .374 

Selected articles on war 172 J35 57 

The same r 172 J35 57 

Special legislation for women 396.2 J35. . . . 176 

The same r 396.2 J35....176 

Johnson, B. Earning a living by the pen 070 J35 99 

The same r 070 J3S 99 

Johnson, C. Parson's devil 92 S7993J. . . .416 

Johnson, C. M. Rezistal steel r 669.1743 J35 650



Johnson, G. E. Dialects for oral interpretation 808.8 J36d 589 

Johnson, G. W. Undefeated 718 J36. . . .403 

What is news? 070 J36 445 

Johnson, J. W. Autobiography of an ex-coloured man. .326 J362. . . .627 

God's trombones 811 J362g....590 

Second book of Negro spirituals qM 784.7 J36s 77 

The same or 784.7 J36s 77 

Johnson, L. H. Foundation planting q 715 J36. . . .584 

Johnson, O. Children of divorce J363c. . . .288 

Johnson, R. B. Fanny Burney and the Burneys 920 J364 419 

Johnson, R. W., & Aughton, R. River Tyne, its trade 

and facilities r 387 J36 240 

Johnson, S. Critical opinions 801 J36 409 

Essays of Samuel Johnson 824 J36es. . . . 143 

Johnson, W. Folk-memory 913.42 J36 271 

Johnston, E. O Hara San qM 782.8 J36. . . . 655 

Johnston, R. F. Chinese drama qr 792 J36 335 

Johnstone, G. H. Prosper Merimee 92 M636j 594 

Johnstown, Pa. Directories. Polk's Johnstown directory 

r 917.4877 J37. . . .342 

Joint Com. on Standard Specifications for Concrete 

and Reinforced Concrete. Report r 691.34 J37 20 

Jolley, L. B. W. Summation of series 510.8 J38. . . .475 

Jolv, J. Radioactivitv and the surface history of tfje 

earth 551.13 J38 18 

Surface-history of the earth 551 J38....185 

Jominv, W. E. Investigation of charcoal and coke 

pig irons r 620.12 J38. . . .316 

Jonah and co. Yates Y18j. . . .290 

Jones, B. E. Amateur mechanic r 680 J39. . . .481 

Jones, E., & Vanderblue, H. B. Railroads 385 J39r. . . .240 

Jones, E. A. Amer. members of the Inns of court. . . .r 923.4 J39. . . .596 

Jones, Mrs. E. C. Brief history of Pittsburgh 974.886 J398. . . .603 

The same r 974.886 J398.... 603 

Jones, F. D. Machinists' and toolmakers' manual. . . ,r 621.9 J39 22 

Jones, Sir J. Morris-. Elementary Welsh grammar... .491.6 J41....386 

•Jones (James O.) Co. Friends of ours as we see them..qr 741 J4112. . . .495 

Jones, R. F. Non-technical summary of research 

on the applications of leather belting r 621.852 J41 23 

Report on comparative tests of the flesh and grain 

sides of leather belting r 621.852 J41r 23 

Jones, R. M. Church's debt to heretics 273 J41c. . . .450 

Jones, S. Geisha qM 782.6 J41.. . . 505 

Jones, S. R. Posters & publicity qr 741 J41p 404 

Jones, T. J. Four essentials of education 370.1 J416. . . .468 

Jones Lib., Inc., Amherst, Mass. Annual report r 027.4 J41. . . .228



Jordan, E. O. Pioneer of pub. health, William 

Thompson Sedgwick 92 S4482J 594 

Jordan, G. J. Story of psychology 

Jordan, S. Notes sur la fabrication de l'acier Besse 

150 J42. . . .023 

mer aux Etats-Unis r 069.164 |42. . . .326 

Josefita Maria, Sister. Status of religious instruction 

for children under sixteen years of age r 377 144. ... 113 

Joseph, O. L. Historical development of Christianity. . . .270 J44. ... 174 

Josephus, F. Josephus 933 J44j. . . .428 

The same r 933 J44j. . . .428 

Jourdain, M. English decorative plasterwork of the 

Renaissance qb 729.6 J46. . . . 500 

Journal du four electrique et des industries electrochimiques 

qr 021.36505 J46. . . .193 

Journal of chemical education r 540.705 J46. . . .119 

Journal of Egyptian archaeology; quarterly qr 913.32 J46. . . .153 

Journal of scientific instruments; monthly qr 531.705 J46. . . .119 

Journal of the Gynaecological Soc. of Boston; 

monthly r 618.05 J46. . . .249 

Journal of the parliaments of the Empire; quarterly, .r 328.42 J46. . . .106 

Joyce, T. A. Maya & Mexican art 913.72 J48m 424 

Joyce, T. F. Boston and Maine R. R r 656.673 J48 25 

Joyous conspirator. Gibbs G364j.... 169 

Juan de Persia. Don Juan of Persia, a shi'ah Catholic. .955 J48....53S 

Jubilee and plantation songs qM 784.7 J48. . . . 505 

Judge, A. W. Stereoscopic photography 778.7 J49. . . .404 

Judge and two Lizzies. Fullwood F985j. ; . . .288 

Judson, H. P. Our federal republic. 

Jugo, M. de Unamuno y. See Unamuno y Jugo. 

342.7 J49 13 

Junge, K. G. Die klebstoffe r 668.3 J52 ... 132 

Jusserand, J. J. Writing of history 907 J53 424 

Just mother. Porter P835ju. . . .618 

Jutsum, C. T. Meisterwerke of German art qr 759.3 J53 76 

Kafka. R. Die theorie der pfahlgriindungen r 624.1 Kll. . . .484 

Kahlo. Iglesias de Mexico qb 726 K114. . . .585 

Kahn, O. H. Of many things 330.4 Kilo 109 

Kaiser, G. From morn to midnight 832 Kll. . . .265 

The same r 80S P74 v.31 no.3....265 

Kaleel, M. J. When I was a boy in Palestine j 915.69 Kll 87 

Kalender fur strassen- & wasserbau- und culturingenieure 

r 620.8 Kll 397 

Kalergi, R. N. Coudenhove-. See Coudenhove-Kalergi. 

Kallen, H. M. Why religion 204 K12 450 

Kalmbach, E. R., & McAtee, W. L. Homes for birds. .598.2 K12 122 

The same r 630.6 U2S34 no.1456 122 

The same j 598.2 K12.. . .159



Kamir. Duchene q 843 D86 620 

Kan.—Pub. service com. Annual report r 331.1 K128. . . .378 

Kanter, E. Amazons 396.9 K12 385 

Kaplan, N. S. Art collections of the late Nathan 

Samuel Kaplan qr 708.1 K13....495 

Kappey, J. A. Songs of Scandinavia and northern 

Europe qM 784.8 K13....506 

Karlgren, A. Bolshevist Russia 330.9 K13 631 

Karsner, D. Debs 92 D3552k . . . .663 

Karsten, R. Civilization of the South Amer. Indians. .980.1 K13....275 

Kato, G. Study of Shinto 299 K13 292 

Kaula, R. J., & Robinson, I. V. Condensing plant. .621.175 K14 484 

Kavanagh, Mrs. H. T. Ashes of old wishes K1442a .... 169 

Kawamura, R. Studies on tsutsugamushi disease 

(Japanese flood fever) r 616.929 K14 190 

Kaye, G. K. Lessons in millinery 646.1 K14. . . .253 

Millinery for every woman 646.1 K14m 72 

Kaye, G. W. C. High vacua 533.5 K14 243 

Kaye-Smith, S. See Smith. 

Kays. Deland D389k 53 

Keats House (Wentworth Place) Hampstead r 92 K153k 594 

Keir, R. M. Industrial organization 330.9 K16 631 

Keller, A., & Stewart, G. Protestant Europe 284 K16 369 

Keller, Mrs. E. F. Mothers, yours and mine 811 K165 334 

Kellerman, I. Complete grammar of Esperanto 408.9 K16....637 

Kelley, F. W. Recent improvements in making Portland 

cement r 666.9 K16.... 649 

The same qr 620.5 E64 v.98 649 

Kellogg, S. H. Genesis and growth of religion 209 K16. . . .625 

Kelly, G. Daisy Mayme 812 K171d. . . .335 

Kelly, J. B. Son of Man 818 K17 514 

Kelly, J. Fitzmaurice-. New history of Spanish 

literature 860.9 K17n....589 

Kennedy, A. G. Bibliography of writings on the 

English language qr 016.42 K18 472 

Kennedy, B. H. Ely lectures on the Revised version 

of the New Testament 225 K18. . . .558 

Kennedy, M. D. Military side of Japanese life 355.952 K18 105 

Kennedy, W. D., & Gordon, AL Free-lance writer's 

handbook 808 K18... .263 

Kennedy, W. S. Fight of a book for the world 811 W64zk 200 

Kent, F. C, & Kent, M. E. Compound interest and 

annuity tables r 332.8 K19....111 

Kent, N. Hints to gentlemen of landed property r 630 K19. . . .399



Ky.—Geol. survey (6th survey). Administrative 

report r 557.69 K1935. ... 121 

Keppel, F. P. Education for adults and other essays. . .374 K19 383 

Kern, A. A. Shakespeare and drunkenness r 9,22.33 HJ2. . . .335 

Kerpely, K. von. Stahlformgusspraxis in der elektrostahlgiesserei 

r 669.167 K211 257 

Kerr, H. T. Gospel in modern poetry 252 K21g. . . .232 

Kester, R. B. Depreciation 657.453 K22 194 

Ketham, J. de. Fasciculo di medicina, Venice qr 610.9 K22. . . .249 

Key above the door. Walsh W188k 171 

Key man. Williams W749k 97 

Keynes, J. M. Laissez-faire and communism 330.1 K23 . . . .562 

Keyserling, H. A., graf von. Book of marriage 173 K239. . . .101 

World in the making 

Keystone Driller Co., Beaver Falls, Pa. Blast hole 

901 K23 344 

drilling with Keystone cable drills r 622.235 K23 . . . .319 

Kiddle, H. Text-book on physics r 530 K246 .... 183 

KirJdush Ha-shem. Asch A812k 4 

Kiefer, H. Liberty writings 323.44 K24 176 

Kilborne, R. D. Principles of money and banking 332 K25. . . .463 

Kilbourne, F. Horton twins K253h 54 

Kilham, W. H. Mexican architecture of the viceregal 

period b 720.972 K25....500 

Kilpatrick, W. H. Education for a changing civilization 

370.4 K25 469 

Kimberly-Clark Co. Rotogravure qr 655.35 K25 .... 490 

King, Mrs. E. S., & Frear, A. Classification of social 

agencies r 361 K26. . . .374 

King, J. G., & Shaw, J. F. Comparisons of some 

methods of running water-gas plant r 665.7 K265. . . .324 

King, J. L. Color mixing guide 667.6 K26 74 

King, Mrs. L. (Yeomans). Beginner's garden 716 K26b . . . .405 

King, M. Language games 425 K26. . . .116 

King, S. H. Book of chanties M 784.8 K266 506 

King, W. H. Lessons and practical notes on steam, 

the steam engine, propellers, etc r 621.1 K267. . . .250 

King-Hall, S. China of to-day 951 K26. . . .604 

Kingdom of Theophilus. Locke L759k. . . .617 

Kingsford, C. L. Early history of Piccadilly, Leicester 

Square, Soho. & their neighborhood 914.21 K27....421 

Kingsley Assoc, of Pittsburgh. Answer of the 

Kingsley Assoc, with respect to a community 

chest for Pittsburgh r 360 K27 559 

Kinsman, D. O. Economics 330 K27. . . .299 

Kipling, R. Debits and credits K278de 5



Kirby, J. P. Selected articles on criminal justice 364 K28. . . .233 

Tlie same r 364 K28 233 

Kirch, T. E. Classified list of German patents on 

glass qr 666.1 K28c 324 

Kirkland, E. C. Peacemakers of 1864 973.7 K28 . . . .603 

Kirkpatrick, C. Capital punishment r 343.2 K288. . . .179 

Intelligence and immigration 325.73 K28. . . .455 

Kirkpatrick, J. E. Amer. college and its rulers 378 K28. . . .469 

Kirschmann, A. Antiqua oder fraktur? r 655.24 K29. . . .322 

Kirsopp, J. Use of power in colliery working q 622.33 K29. . . .319 

Kirtland, L. S. Finding the worth while in the 

Orient 915 K29....272 

Kit O'Brien. Masters M4652k 442 

Kittel, R. Religion of the people of Israel 296 K31 . . . .104 

Kitty. Deeping D372k 616 

Klapper, P. Teaching of history 907 K31 534 

Der kleine konig. Ostini qj 833 029 677 

Kleinewefers, W. Die gaufrage r 621.9813 K31 572 

Kluckhohn, C. To the foot of the Rainbow 917.8 K33 668 

Knapp, A., & Baldwin, W. Newgate calendar 365 K33. . . .233 

Knapp, F. Michelangelo q 735 M66k 327 

Knapp, G G P. How banks increase their business. .332.1 K33....111 

Knight, E. B. Bibliography of geographical litera 

ture for elementary grades and junior high 

school r 016.91 K34 666 

Knight, E. V., & Wulpi, M. Veneers and plywood. . .684.62 K34. . . .642 

Knight, M. M. Economic history of Europe to the 

end of the Middle Ages 330.9 K34. . . .299 

Knoedler, (M.) & Co. Catalogue of an exhibition 

of engraved portraits from Diirer to Gaillard. . . .r 769 K34. . . .495 

Knowlton, D. C. History and the other social 

studies in the junior high school 907 K35h . . . .534 

Knudson, Mrs. G. P. (Thomas). Gift and art shop 

merchandising 658.612 K35 322 

Knull, J. N. Buprestidae of Pa. (Coleoptcra) qr 595.765 K35. . . .122 

Kobbe, G. Complete opera book 782 K35. . . .510 

Koch, T. W. On university libraries 027.7 K36 445 

Reading; a vice or a virtue? 028 K36. . . .445 

Kohle und erz qr 622.05 K36. . . .487 

Kohler, E. L., & Morrison, P. L. Principles of 

accounting 657 K36p 73 

Kolben. qr 621.111 K36. . . .485 

Kolderup, E. Ventilation og opvarmning r 697 K36. . . .248 

Kolenati, F. A. Elemente der krystallographie r 548 K368 17 

Koller, E. L. Black-and-white technique 741 K369 27 

Still-life and figure drawing 741 K369s . . . .27



Kolthoff, I. M. Indicators 545.5 K37 67 

Konig, F. Anlage und ausfiihrung von wasserleitungen 

und wasserwerken r 628.1 K375. . . .191 

Konnecke, G. Quellen und forschungen zur lebensgeschichte 

Grimmelshausens r 92 G919k. . . .524 

Koontz, L. K. Va. frontier 973.2 K37. . . .210 

The same r 305 J 35 v.43 210 

Kopaczewski, W. Pharmacodynamic des collo'ides. .r 541.12 K38. . . .569 

Kopeloff, N. Why infections? 

Korsakov, N. A. Rimsky-. See Rimsky-Korsakov. 

616 K38 190 

Korsmo, K. Ugress i nutidens jordbruk r 581.259 K38. .. .186 

Korytko, S. General orientative map of the world's 

oil industry qr 553.28 K38 246 

Koteliansky, S. S. Anton Tchekhov 92 C418k 524 

Kothny, E. Stahl- und temperguss r 069.1234 K39 257 

Kraitsir, C. V. Poles in the U. S r 943.8 K39 670 

Krapf, P. Formeln und versuche fiber die tragfahigkeit 

eingerammter pfahle qr 624.1 K41 . . . .485 

Kretschmer, E. Physique and character 137 K41. . . .447 

Krey, H. Erddruck, erdwiderstand. und tragfahigkeit 

des baugrundes r 627.SI K42. .. .191 

Kreymborg, A. There's a moon tonight 812 K42t. . . .520 

Krishnamurti, J. At the feet of the master 212 K42. . . .295 

Kingdom of happiness 212 K42k. . . .558 

Kroeber, A. L. Uhle pottery collections from 

Moche qr 738 K424 .404 

& Strong, W. D. Uhle pottery collections from 

lea. q 738 K42 .135 

Krogmann, C. W. 10 five note recreations for the 

pianoforte qj 786.4 K42 . . .542 

Krohn, W. O. In Borneo jungles among the Dyak 

headhunters 919.11 K42.. .532 

Kronquist, E. F. Metalcraft and jewelry 071.1 K42. . .248 

Kropf, A. Laboratoriumsbuch fur den eisenhuttenu. 

stahlwerks-chemiker r 543.7 K42a . . .119 

Kuhlau, F. D. R. Sonatinen qM 786.41 K43. . .330 

Kulp, D. H. Outlines of the sociology of human behavior 

302 K43. . .170 

Kulp, G. B. Historical essays r 974.832 K43h. . ..86 

Kunard, R. Book of modern conjuring 793.5 K43bo. . .408 

Kunitz, H. A. Testing methods and the importance 

of tests in the oil burner industry qr 662.75 K43. . ..25 

Kunou, C. A. Amer. school toys and useful articles 

in wood 

Kurschners deutscher gelehrten-kalender 

684 K43 . . .481 

r 920 K43 . . .338 

Kurtz, C. M. Track and turnout engineering 025.15 K43 . . .644



Kurz, H., & Wofsy, S. A. Comedias y juegos 468 K44 386 

Kussart, Mrs. S. Early history of the fifteenth 

ward of Pittsburgh 974.886 K44e 40 

The same r 974.886 K44e 40 

The same qr 974.886 K44e2 40 

Kuttner, J. Sketches and working of oil engines, .qr 621.434 K44. . . .644 

Kuykendall, R. S. History of Hawaii 996.9 K44. . . .428 

Kyd, T. Spanish tragedy r 822 K44 32 

Laatsch, W. Die edelmetalle r 669.2 Lll.... 195 

Labarre, F. Manuel du chimiste de laiterie r 543.2 Lll . . . .309 

La Blache, P. M. J. Vidal de. See Vidal de La Blache. 

Lacey, J. M. Hydrology and ground water 551.49 L12. . . .391 

Ladies and gentlemen. Cobb C629La . . . .225 

Lafargue, M. Corot , 759.4 C82L 27 

La Fayette, M. M. (Pioche de la Vergne), comtesse 

de, & Menage, G. Lettres 92 L1441La . . . . 524 

Lafayette College. Research publications qr 507 L14 16 

La Flechere, J. G. de. Sec Fletcher. 

La Follette, S. Concerning women 396 L14. . . . 305 

La Fontaine, J. de. Textes choisis et commentes 

par Edmond Pilon 841 L14t....590 

Laidler, H. W. History of socialist thought 335 L15h 631 

& Thomas, N. M. New tactics in social conflict..330.9 LIS. . . .461 

Laird, J. Study in moral theory 171 L163 . . . .557 

Laird-Brown, M. Singers' French 445 L16. . . .386 

Lake, K. Landmarks in the history of early Christianity 

281 L16 102 

Lallier, E. V. Elementary steam engineering 621.1 L17. . . .485 

Lamar, Mrs. C. H. (Pendleton). Life of Joseph 

Rucker Lamar 92 L1772L 416 

Lamb, J. J. Anonymous anthology 811.08 L17 144 

The same r 811.08 L17 144 

Lamborn (A. H.) Co. World supplies and indicated 

forecasts r 338.1 L18w 299 

Lamme, B. G. Benjamin Garver Lamme r 92 L192L. . . .417 

La Motte Chemical Products Co., Baltimore, Md. 

Pioneers and leaders in the commercial production 

of materials and equipment for the colorimetric 

determination of hydrogen ion concentration 

and for water analysis qr 541.8 LLL . . .477 

Land of promise. Lynn j L993L. .431 

Landis, H. G. Management of labor and of the 

lying-in period r 618.44 L22 125 

Landon, M. D. Wit and humor of the age 817 L22w. . . .332 

Landowska, W. Music of the past 780.4 L22 . . . .407 

Lane, B. P. Lad j 793.! L23....159



Lane, Mrs. D. E. Nutrition and specific therapy 613.2 L23 249 

Lane, R. Must Britain travel the Moscow road? 330.9 L23 632 

Public mind 301 L23.. . .455 

Lane, W. D. Military training in schools and 

colleges r 355.07 L23.... 302 

Lang, A. Andrew Lang readers j 398 L23ag 431 

Lange, F. G. Handbook of safety and accident 

prevention 614.8 L24 314 

Langley, B. Pocket edition of Treasury of designs 729 L25 28 

Langton, H. M. Blacks & pitches 068.737 L26.". . .132 

Lansing, M. F. Great moments in science j 609 L28. . . .431 

Lanson, G. Esquisse d'une histoire de la tragedie 

francaise 842.09 L28.. . .145 

Lantos Co., Ltd. List of all Hungarian books in trade, .r 015 L29. . . .556 

Lapaire, H. La treille en fleur q 843 L29 556 

Lapauze, Mme. J. (Loiseau). See Lesueur, Daniel, pseud. 

La Plata Universidad Nacional—Museo. Revista qr 507 L31. . . .567 

La Porte, W. R. Recreational leadership of boys 261 L31. . . .451 

Larmer, F. M. Financing the livestock industry 334.2 L32. . . .632 

Larned, W. L. Sales manager's field letters to his 

men 658.321 L32 73 

Larner, E. T. Radio and high frequency currents... .654.1 L32....401 

Laszlo, A. Die farblichtmusik 780.1 L34. . . .510 

Latane, J. H. History of Amer. foreign policy 327.73 L35h. . . .376 

Lathrop, E. L. Early Amer. inns and taverns 917.3 L35....208 

The same 1) 917.3 L35. . . .208 

Latourette, K. S. Development of China 951 L35 348 

Lauck, W. J. Political and industrial democracy 

Laune, F. F. Uniform reports and classification of 

331 L36p....632 

accounts for social agencies r 657 L37. . . .322 

Laura Spelman Rockefeller Memorial, N. Y. Report, .r 361.6 L37 10 

Laurel, J. P. Local government in the Philippine 

Islands 352 L37. . . .458 

Laurie, .A P. Painter's methods & materials 751 L37p...,327 

Laurie, J. Elements of homoeopathic practice of 

physic r 615.53 L37.. ..395 

Laut, A. C. Blazed trail of the old frontier 917.8 L37b . . . '. . 84 

The same r 917.8 L37b 84 

Enchanted trails of Glacier Park 917.86 L37 38 

La Varre, W. J. Up the Mazaruni for diamonds j 918.8 L38 351 

Lavisse, E. Histoire de France 944 L39h 85 

& Rambaud, A. N. Histoire generale du 4e 

siecle a nos jours 

r '09 L39. . . .000 

Law F. H. How to write and how to deliver au 

oration 808.5 L39. . . .263 

Modern great Americans 920 L39. . .419



Law, H. A. Anglo-Irish literature 820.9 L39 514 

Law of the talon. Tracy T677L....171 

Lawall, C. H. Four thousand years of pharmacy... .615.09 L39....395 

The same r 615.09 L39. . . .395 

Lawder, L. B. Latin playlets for high schools 478 L41.... 181 

Lawrence, T. E. Revolt in the desert 953 L42. . . .275 

Lawrence, W. Memories of a happy life 92 L4262La 35 

Lawrence, W. J. Physical conditions of the Elizabethan 

puli. playhouse 792 L42p. . . .660 

Lawson, J. H. Processional 812 L42. . . .265 

Lay, C. D. Freedom of the city 304 L43 .... 105 

Layton, W. T. Discoverer of gas lighting 92 C5522L. . . .267 

Leadbeater, C. W. Clairvoyance 134 L44. . . .447 

Dreams 135 L44 365 

Invisible helpers 212 L44i 175 

Textbook of theosophy 212 L44t 104 

Leaf, W. Banking 332.1 L45. . . .464 

League of Nations. Monthly summary qr 341.6 L452m 63 

League of Nations herald; semi-monthly qr 341.6 L4S23....302 

League of Nations Non-partisan Assoc. International 

guide to material descriptive of many 

lands and peoples r 016.91 L45 . . . .666 

Lear, S., & Mishler, M, B. World's best book of 

games and parties 793 L45 .... 199 

Learned, E. P. State gasoline taxes r 338.2 L45 .... 380 

Lebredo y Arango, M. G. Memoria presentada por 

el delegado de la Republica de Cuba r 614.06 L47 314 

Le Chatelier, H. Science et industrie r 501 L48. . . .182 

Lecky, W. E. H. Substance of History of European 

morals 170.9 L48s 367 

Lecoq de Boisbaudran, H. Training of the memory 

in art 707 L49 404 

Le Corbeau, A. Forest giant 585.23 L49. . . .247 

Lee, C. J. Mr. Sampson 822 L52 660 

Lee, J. A. How to buy and sell canned foods 664.811 L52. . . .325 

Lee, J. M. Business ethics 174 L52....101 

Lee, W. T. Stories in stone 550.4 L52 . . . . 185 

Leeds & Northrup Co., Philadelphia. Hump method 

for tlie heat treatment of steel qr 669.17 L53h 133 

Leeman, J. Paris pittoresque 448 L53 . ... 116 

Leeming, J. Ships and cargoes 387 LS3. ... 181 

Lefkowitz, A. Study of the rating and the supervision 

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Legh, E. C. (Bromley-Davenport), baroness Newton. See Newton. 

Legouis, E. H., & Cazamian, L. History of English 

literaUl re 820.9 L54 79



Lehmann, R. Dusty answer L5S3d. . . .017 

Leighton, H. Geology of Pittsburgh and its environs..557.488 LS6. . . .186 

The same ,- 557.488 L56.. . .186 

The same ,- 507 C21a v.17 no.l. . . . 186 

Leighton, R. F. Greek lessons 488 L56. ... 181 

Le Maout, E., & Decaisne, J. General system of 

botany, descriptive and analytical r 580 L58. . . .392 

LeMay, L. Memories of Montana r 92 L583L. . . .267 

Le May, R. S. Asian Arcady 915.9 L58 600 

Lemercier de Neuville, L. Trois comedies pour 

jeunes filles 842 L58 80 

Leonard, L. R. Lib. work for high school freshmen 

r 020.71 L62 290 

Leoncavallo, R. Zaza 782.0 L62....140 

Leoni, F. L'oracolo (The oracle) 782.5 L624 506 

Leroux, G. Phantom clue L6363ph 96 

Leslie, S. George the Fourth 92 G311L 148 

Lesueur, Daniel, pseud. L'evolutiou feminine 396.5 L65 14 

Leuba, J. H. Psychology of religious mysticism 149 L65, . . .447 

Leuck, M. S. Fields of work for women 396.5 L659. . . .234 

Levermore, C. H. Abridged Academy song-book. . M 784.8 L66. ... 506 

Levy-Bruhl, L. How natives think 136.4 L66....229 

Lewars, Mrs. E. (Singmaster). Sec Singmaster. 

Lewin, H. G. Early British railways 656.642 L67 400 

Lewis, G. N. Anatomy of science 504 L67 .... 387 

Lewis, J. F. Redemption of the lower Schuylkill r 710 L67. . . .196 

Lewis, M. S. Analysis of the automechanic's trade..r 629.1 L67....127 

Lewis, N., & Kane, R. E. How to become an advertising 

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Lewis, T. Fairfax line r 92 L675L 35 

Lewisohn, S. A. New leadership in industry 331 L67. . . .237 

Level, Mrs. C. F. Magic of herbs 615.855 L67. . . .314 

Librarians of large pub. libraries in conference. . . . qr 020.6 L682 7 

Library and the museum therein r 027.4 L682. . . .364 

Lib. Assoc, of the United Kingdom. Hand book, .r 020.6 L6822 364 

Liddell, W. A. Stream gaging 532.57 L68. . . .639 

Linati, C. Storie di bestie e di fantasmi 853 L71 .... 172 

Lincoln, A. Autobiography of Abraham Lincoln ... .92 L715Ln 35 

Selections .' 308 L71se3. . . .559 

Lincoln. E. E. Testing before investing 332.6 L71 12 

Lincoln, J. C. Aristocratic Miss Brewster L7162a. ... 554 

Lincoln lib. of essential information qr 031 L71 . . . .228 

Lindbergh. C. A. "We" 92 L7172L. . . . 525 

The same r 92 L71721 525 

Linde Air Products Co. Oxygen lance in blast furnace 

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Lindeman, E. C. Meaning of adult education. . 370.1 L71. . .383 

Lindgren, H. D. Modern speeches 815 L719. . ..79 

The same r 815 L719. . ..79 

Lindley, M. F. Acquisition and government of backward 

territory 

Lindquist, T. Modern arithmetic methods and prob 

341 L72. . ..13 

lems 511.07 L72.. .568 

Lindsay, A. D. Karl Marx's Capital 331 L72. . .378 

Lindsay, M. Toy shop j L722t. . ..87 

Lindsay, N. V. Candle in the cabin 811 L72ca. . .144 

Linn, J. B., & Egle, W. H. Pa. in the war of the 

Revolution, battalions and line 974.8 L72. . .211 

The same r 974.8 P399pl v.10-11, 13-14. . .211 

Lippman, H. S. Morphologic and quantitative study 

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period qr 612.1 L73.. .20 

Lippmann, E. O. von. Zeittafeln zur geschichte der 

organischen chemie r 547.09 L73 . .245 

Lippmann, W. Men of destiny 923.2 L73. . 596 

Lischka, A. Die selbstkostenrechnung in der eisengiesserei 

r 657.62172 L73. .489 

Lissauer, A. W. Refrigeration in the candy 

factory r 621.55 L73. ..23 

Lister, J. E., & Harris. C. H. Mechanical draught. .621.189 L73. .191 

Liszt, F. A la Chapelle Sixtine 'Miserere d'allegri 

et Ave verum corpus, de Mozart' qM 786.41 D95 . .506 

Little, F. E. Masque and processional given at the 

dinner in honor of John Alfred Brashear... .qr 792.5 L74. .335 

Little, J. M. Geology and metal deposits of Chile 558.3 L74. .478 

Little black and white lamb. Hogan j H686L. .607 

Little blue man. Fanciulli j F216L. .350 

Little citizen. Waller W181L. .555 

Little pardner. Porter P835L. .442 

Little Rock, Ark. Directories. Polk's Little Rock 

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Little Sally Waters. Phillips j P513L. .159 

Littrow, J. J. von. Die wunder des himmels r 520 L74. .387 

Livingston, Mrs. F. V. (Milner). Bibliography of 

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Livingstone, R. W. Pageant of Greece 880.8 L74. .514 

Lloyd, E. A. Co-operative movement in Italy 334 L75. .632 

Lochmer, A. English-Croatian dictionary r 491.893 L75. .386 

Locke, A. Leached outcrops as guides to copper ore. .553.43 L75. .478 

Locke, W. J. Kingdom of Theophilus L759k. .617 

Lockley, L. C. Principles of effective letter writing. .. .652 L76. .489 

Lockton, W. Three traditions in the Gospels 226 L76. .370



Lockwood, S. M. New York, not so little and not 

so old q 974.71 L76. . . .274 

Lodge, E. C. Gascony under English rule 944.7 L70. . . .425 

Lodge, Sir O. J. Relativity 531.18 L76 06 

Science of to-day 541.2 L76s. . . .509 

Loeb, L. B. Kinetic theory of gases 533.7 L70. . . .308 

Loeb, Mrs. S. I. (Simon). Palestine awake 290 L76 295 

Loewe, H. M. J. Some mediaeval Hebrew poesy 892.41 L70. . . .657 

Lofting, H. Doctor Dolittle's caravan j L771dc 87 

Logan, J., & Story, T. Correspondence r 289.6 L77 . . . .558 

Logan, W. N. Geology of the deep wells of Indiana. ,r 557.72 L77. . . . 180 

Lohse, U. Amerikas giessereiwesen r 021.72 L78. . . .127 

Loi, R. de. See De Loi. 

London Co. Council. Housing 331.83 L82 . . . .178 

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Londoner's education 379.42 L82. . . .180 

Pub. health r 614.0942 L822 .... 574 

London, Midland, and Scottish Ry. Co. Cathedrals, 

abbeys, and shrines of history & romance 726 L822. . . .138 

Posters 741 L822. .. .135 

London, Times. Literary supplement; weekly qr 052 L8224. . . .364 

Loneliness? Benson B4434L. . . .287 

Long, H. Notes for a new mythology 818 L82. . . .143 

Longfellow, H. W. Michael Angelo qr 811 L82mi 144 

Longford, W. W. Music and religion 783 L82. . . .587 

Longnon, H., ei Huard. Mme. F. (Wilson). French 

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Longrigg, S. H. Four centuries of modern Iraq 956.7 L84 41 

Longstreth, E. Art guide to Philadelphia r 709.748 L84. . . . 196 

Longyear, B. O. Trees and shrubs of the Rocky 

Mountain region 582 LS4. . . .479 

Loo, C. T. Jades archaiques de Chine qr 736 L84 258 

Loomis, E. Elements of geometry, conic sections, 

and plane trigonometry r 513 L85. . . .388 

Loomis, F. B. Evolution of the horse 569.74 L85 117 

Lopez, M. II battistero di Parma. .' qb 726 L85 406 

Lord of himself. Marks M3912L. . . .288 

Lord of the world. Benson B4434Lo 615 

Lord Raingo. Bennett B439Lo 53 

Los Angeles—Pub. lib. Hand book of the central 

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The same qr 022 L89.... 622 

Lost ecstasy. Rinehart R472Los 443 

Loti, Pierre, pseud. Journal intime q 92 L916Lo. . . .063



Lott, M. R. Wage scales and job evaluation 331.2 L92. . . .462 

Louhi, E. A. Del. Finns 325.73 L92.... 374 

La.—Board of commissioners of the port of New 

Orleans. Inner harbor navigation canal r 626.9 L92....127 

Love-child. Olivier 02342L 554 

Love is enough. Young Y372L. . . .444 

Love songs of France 841.08 L93. . . .202 

Love songs the whole world sings qM 784.8 L93. . . .586 

Lovejoy, E. Burning clay wares 666.34 L94b2. . . .649 

Lovejoy, O. R., & Thomas, C. S. Resolved: That 

the proposed twentieth amendment to the Constitution 

of the U. S. should be ratified r 331.3 L94. .. .299 

The same r 361 N15 v.52....299 

Lovelace, Mrs. M. (Hart). Black Angels L943b . . . .288 

Lovely ship. Jameson J166L. . . .441 

Lowell, A. Ballads for sale 811 L956ba. . . .659 

East wind 811 L956e 31 

Lowes, J. L. Road to Xanadu 821 C68zL. . . .514 

Lowry, S. M. Time and motion study and formulas 

for wage incentives 658.7 L96.... 647 

Loyal Legion of the U. S., Military Order of the. 

Ceremonies in commemoration of the one hundredth 

anniversary of the birth of Abraham 

Lincoln r 92 L715Lo. . . .594 

Lozowick, L. Modern Russian art 709.47 L96 27 

Liibke, A. Die sterbende kohle 330.9 L96 109 

Lubschez, B. J. Manhattan, the magical island..qb 720.973 L96....654 

Lucas, A. Ancient Egyptian materials 609 L96. . . .481 

Lucas, E. V. Flamp j L969fL. . . .607 

Frans Hals 759.9 H18L. . . .495 

Giorgione 759.5 G438L. ... 495 

Little of everything 824 L969Li 515 

Van Dyck 759.9 V18L....495 

Velasquez 759.6 V25L 495 

Wanderer in Rome 914.56 L969 83 

Lucas, F, A. Animals of the past j 566 L96. . . .431 

Lucas, F. L. Authors dead & living 804 L96. . . .143 

Luccock, H. E., & Hutchinson, P. Story of Methodism. .287 L96. . . .370 

Luce, R. Congress 328.73 L96 376 

Lucky numbers. Glass G466L.... 288 

Lud-in-the-Mist. Mirrlees M738L 442 

Ludlum Steel Co. High speed carbon and alloy tool 

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Ludovici, A. M. Personal reminiscences of Auguste 

Rodin 92 R587L 81



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Napoleon 92 N129Lud' '. '. '.267 

William Hohenzollern 92 W7411Lu 417 

Ludy, R. B. Answers to questions prescribed by 

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Historic churches of the world 720 L975 . 77 

The same ,, 726 L97S ?7 

Lu-Hsun, pseud. See Cliou Shu-jen. 

Lum, C. P. Anglo-Chinese commercial conversation. .428.2 L97....637 

Lund, C. Foredrag over pontonnerkunst for den 

militaere hjzfiskole ,- 623.652 L97. . . .191 

Lundin, H. G. Influence of Jeremy Bentham 320.9 L97 60 

Lustig, S. Roses of the winds j L981r 87 

Lutz, E. G. Motion-picture cameraman 778.5 L98m . . . .501 

Practical drawing 741 L98p 495 

Lutz, Mrs. G. (Livingston) Hill. Job's niece L9822J 441 

Lyman, R. L. Mind at work 371.3 L98. . .383 

Lynch, J. G. B. History of caricature q 741 L99. . .496 

Lynch, K. M. Social mode of Restoration comedy, .r 822.09 L99 413 

Lynn, M. Land of promise j L993L. . .431 

Lyon, L. S. Making a living 174 L99. .101 

Lyon, Mrs. M. Etiquette r 395 L99 471 

Lytton, H. A. Secrets of a Savoyard 92 L9993L. . . .594 

McAllister, C. B. Selected poems on Woodrow 

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Macartney, C. E. N. Christianity and common sense. . .239 Mil. . . .451 

Great sermons of the world 252 Mil... .102 

Highways and byways of the Civil War 973.7 Mil . . . .603 

Lincoln and his generals 923.5 Mil.... 149 

Parables of the Old Testament 221 Mil 102 

Putting on immortality 237 Mil 102 

Twelve great questions about Christ 232 Mil... . 102 

Macaulay, T. B., lord. Essay on Bacon 92 B131m. . . .267 

What did Macaulay say about America? qr 342.7 Mil . . . .456 

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McClelland, E. H., & Polansky, V. S. Manganese 

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McClelland, N. Practical book of decorative walltreatments 

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The same b 729 M13. . . .200 

McColvin, L. R. Lib. extension work & publicity 021.6 M13 445 

McComb, S. Preaching in theory and practice 251 M1382. . . .451 

McCombs, C. F. Photostat in reference work qr 778.6 M13 28



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Democratic Christianity 261 M13d. . . .625 

McConnell, M. F. Standard songs and choruses 

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McCoy, C. T. Genealogical history of the Sturgeons 

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McCulloch, W. E. United Presbyterian Church and 

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McCullough, B. W., & Burgum, E. B. Book of 

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McCutcheon, G. B. Inn of the Hawk and Raven M143L...554 

McCutcheon, T. P., & Seltz, H. General chemistry, 

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McDonald, Mrs. E. A. (Blaisdell). See Blaisdell. 

Macdonald, E. M. Short history of the Inquisition... .272 M14....625 

MacDonald, G. Adela Cathcart M146ad 554 

Princess and the goblin j M146pr3. . . .159 

MacDonald, J. Lawns, links, & sportsfields 712 M14 498 

MacDougal, D. T. Hydrostatic system of trees, .qr 581.11 M14h 311 

MacDougall, W. C. Way of salvation in the Ramayan 

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McFadden, F. J. Amer. policy in Nicaragua qr 327.73 M15. . . .629 

Quota control and the national origin system. . qr 325.73 M15 ... .630 

McFadyen, J. F. Missionary idea in life and religion. . . .266 M15. . . .174 

Macfarlane, J. R. George Clymer r 92 C626m 525 

McGilchrist, J. Life of Lord Brougham 92 B779m 663 

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McGowan, Mrs. E. (Beers), & Waite, C. A. Textiles 

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MacGowan, R. Song of meditation 240 M16. . . .626 

MacGrath, H. We all live through it M162we. .441 

Macgregor, M. Leaves of Hellas 880.4 M16. . . .332 

MacGuffin, R. D. Stamps as an investment 383 M16 59 

McGuire, B. For piano, thirty selections for interpretive 

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McGuire, C. E. Italy's international economic 

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Machen, A. Dreads and drolls M167d. .170 

Machinery. Data sheets from Machinery f 621.08 M16d. . . .251 

McHutchison, D. T. High-vacuum surface condensers 

,. 621.1751 M16....397 

Mackail, D. G Flower show M174fL. .554 

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Mackay, J. G. Romantic story of the Highland 

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Mackay, M. Sec Corelli, Marie, pseud. 

Mackenzie, R. S. Sir Walter Scott 92 S431m....663 

McKinney, Mrs. E. P. Iris in the little garden 716.2 M18. . . .584 

Mackintosh, C. H. Notes on the Book of Leviticus. . . .222.1 M18. . . .558 

Mackintosh-Hemphill Co., Pittsburgh. 1803-1924; 

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McLachlan, N. W. Wireless loud-speakers 654.624 M19. . . . 580 

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McLean, F. T. Gladiolus book 716.2 M19. . . .405 

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McMaster, J. B. History of the people of the U. S. 

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McMurtrie, D. C. Alphabets 744.2 M21 . . ..196 

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McNamee, G. You're on the air 654.623 M21 .... 194 

Maconochie, Sir E. Life in the Indian civil service 915.4 M21 . . . .600 

MacPhail, Sir A. Official history of the Canadian 

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Manchester, England—City council. Record of 

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Manderfield y Salazar, F. C. See Josefita Maria, Sister. 

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Manitoba—Industrial development board. Mineral 

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Manly, J. M. Some new light on Chaucer 92 C411m. 

Mann, I. J. River bars r 627.16 M33. 

Mann, T. Magic mountain M3353m. 

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Mansfield, K. Journal 92 M3432m. 

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Manzoni, A. Osservazioni sulla morale cattolica 282 M35. 

Maps. See p.36, 121, 206-207, 269, 310, 339, 527, 570-571, 597-598, 

666. 

Marafioti, P. M. New vocal art 784.9 M35n 510 

Marbot, J. B. M., baron de. Memoires 944.05 M36 601 

Marcet, Mrs. J. (Haldimand). Conversations on 

chemistry r 540 M36 184



March, F. A. Athletics at Lafayette College 378.7 L14ma. .113 

The same r 378.7 L14ma.. ..113 

Marchant, Sir J. Anthology of Jesus 232 M37. . . .292 

British preachers 252 M37 . . . . 370 

Marching on. Boyd B6682m. . . .301 

Marcosson, I. F. Caravans of commerce 380 M375. . . .304 

Mardrus, J. C. V. Queen of Sheba 802.7 M37. . . .410 

Mardrus, Mme. L. Delaruc-. See Delarue-Mardrus. 

Margold, C. W. Sex freedom 176 M38. . . .023 

Margolin, A. D. Jews of eastern Europe 296 M38. . . .295 

Margolis, M. L., & Marx. A. History of the Jewish 

people 296 M383 453 

Margrie, W. Coal and iron 822 M38. . . .146 

Marillier, H. C. "Christie's" 1766 to 1925 qr 709 M38. . . .404 

Marine Research Soc, Salem. Mass. Publication qr 387 M38 114 

Markctt, M. I. Word and sentence drills for Gregg 

shorthand '. 653.042 M39 400 

Markland, J. Typographia qr 655.173 M39. . . .255 

Marks, P. Lord of himself M3912L 288 

Which way Parnassus? 378.7 M39 113 

Marlowe, C. Edward the Second r 822 M39e 32 

Marnier, H. A. Tide 525.6 M39 65 

Marquis, I). Out of the sea 812 M411o 413 

Marraro, H. R. Nationalism in Italian education 370.9 M41. . . .635 

Marriott, J. A. R. Constitution in transition 342.4 M41c 13 

Marsh, Mrs. C. (Crane). Wolfe of the knoll r 811 M41....590 

Marsh, J. E. Stone decay and its prevention 091.25 M41 . . . .572 

Marshall, Alexander. Trainer's anatomy 611 M41 21 

Marshall, Archibald. That island M4163t. . . .362 

Marshall, C. Aide-de-camp of Lee 973.7 M41 . . . .603 

Marshall, C. W. Electric vehicles 629.1136 M41 70 

Marshall, D. English poor in the eighteenth century..339 M41....462 

Marshall, E. Child of the wild M4164c. . . .226 

Marshall, Mrs. E. (Martin). Winchester meads M416w 5 

Marshall, H. E. Canada's story j 971 M41 . ...215 

Marson, P. Glass and glass manufacture j 666.1 M41. . . .542 

Martin, A. E. Anti-slaverv movement in Ky. prior 

to 1850 qr 326 M42. . . .375 

Martin, C. E. Introduction to the study of the 

Amer. Constitution 342.7 M42. . . .179 

Martin, D. L. Representative men and women of 

the Bible 220.9 M42....451 

Martin, E. D. Meaning of a liberal education 370.4 M42 180 

Martin, F. H. South America 918 M427. . . .532 

Martin, H. Popular history of France 944.03 M42p 40



Martin, W. F., & Clark, J. R. Amer. policy relative 

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Martinez Sierra, G. Romantic young lady 862 M43r. . . .413 

Marvin, D. M., & Van Buskirk, J. E. Canada and 

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Marvyn Scudder manual of extinct or obsolete 

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Mary Monica, Sister. Angela Merici and her teaching 

idea 92 AS81m....267 

Marzo, E. Coloratura album for soprano qM 784.2 M44. . . .506 

Neapolitan songs qM 784.8 M44 506 

Masius, H. Naturstudien r 570.4 M44 306 

Mason, D. G. Artistic ideals 704 M44 496 

Mason, R. L. Lure of the Great Smokies 917.68 M45 530 

Mass.—Agric. exp. station, Amherst, formerly Hatch 

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Massenet, J. E. F. Manon ' q 782.4 M45m. . . . 506 

Massey, G. My lyrical life 821 M45m. . . .591 

Tale of eternity 821 M45t 591 

Massey, V. Canadian plays from Hart House Theatre..812 M457. . . .414 

Massingham, H. J. Downland man 571 M45. . . .474 

Masson-Oursel, P. Comparative philosophy 100 M46. . . .447 

Masterman, W. S. Curse of the Reckaviles M4654c. . . .170 

Masters, E. L. Kit O'Brien M4652k 442 

Lee 811 M46L....144 

Mastro-Don Gesualdo. Verga V272m 97 

Masury, J. W. How shall we paint our houses? r 698 M46. . . .188 

Mather, F. J. Modern painting 759 M46m 496 

Mathews, B. J. Young Islam on trek 

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piano qj 786.4 M47 542 

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Mathiez, A. Fall of Robespierre 944.04 M473. .425 

Matthay, T. A. Musical interpretation 781 M47....141 

Matthews, B. Rip Van Winkle goes to the play 792 M47r 202 

Matthews, M. L. Elementary home economics 640 M47. . . .647 

Matthews, W. R. God and evolution 213 M47 102 

Maude, A. Authorized life of Marie C. Stopes 92 S883m 417 

Family views of Tolstoy 92 T588md. . . .525 

Maurice, Sir F. B. Statesmen and soldiers of the 

C 

'vil War 9737 M49.... 536 

Maurice, F. D. Religions of the world and their 

relations to Christianity 290 M49. .558



Maurois, A. Bernard Quesnay 843 M497. .290 

Maverick, L. A. Vocational guidance of collegestudents 

174 M51 ... .367 

Maxwell, L. W. Discriminating duties and the 

Amer. merchant marine 337 M52. .178 

May, I. A. Motor bus accounting practice 057.6567 M52....322 

Maybeck, B. R. Palace of fine arts and lagoon, 

Panama-Pacific International Exposition r 606 S195m. .123 

Mayer, E. Clinical application of sunlight and artificial 

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Mayer, H. Das wasserglas r 661.4 M53... .256 

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Maynard, T. Book of modern Catholic verse 821.08 M53. . . .264 

Mayo, K. Mother India 915.4 M54. . . . 532 

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The same b 728 M5S.. . .500 

Meade, R. K. Portland cement 666.9 M55a2 26 

Meanwhile (the picture of a lady). Wells W4941mea. . . .555 

Mears, D. O. Life of Edward Norris Kirk 92 K284m. . . . 594 

Mears, E. G., & Tobriner, M. O. Principles and 

practices of cooperative marketing 334 M55 .... 109 

The same r 334 M55 109 

Mecham, J. L. Course for home students in modern 

European history 940.9 M55 345 

Francisco de Ibarra and Nueva Vizcaya 972 M55. . . .538 

"Mechanical world" electrical pocket book r 621.308 M55. . . . 398 

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Mellen, I. M. Fishes in the home 590.7 M58 392 

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Melville, H. Moby-Dick j M595m.. . .432 

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Anthology of humorous verse 827 M59. . . .414 

Memorial exhibition of the works of the late Joseph 

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Memphis city directory r 917.68 M597. . . . 208 

Mencken, H. L. Notes on democracy 321.8 M61 11



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Mensing, A. W. M. Collection; old scientific instruments 

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Menzel, H. Die theorie dor verbrennung r 541.3 M62 17 

Meras, L. R.. & Meras, E. A. Eight French oneact 

plays 842.08 M63. . ..520 

Mercer, H. Reproach 343.2 M63.... 302 

Merimee. P. Quatre contes .843 M63q 98 

Merriam, C. E. Four Amer. party leaders 923.2 M63. . . .206 

Merriam, J. C. Papers concerning the palaeontology 

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Oregon qr 560.979 M63 .... 387 

Merrill, A. M., & Sprague, G. E. W. Contemporary 

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Merrill, E. D. Dictionary of the plant names of 

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Merrill, F. A. Lessons ou cotton for elementary 

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The same r 630.6 U25m no.43 24 

Merrill, W. P. Liberal Christianity 230 M63. .. .370 

Merritt, W. G. History of the League for Industrial 

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Mescua, A. Mira de. ice Mira de Amescua. 

Mesta Machine Co., AVest Homestead, Pa. Modern 

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Metcalf, H. C. Business management as a profession. .658 M64....648 

Metcalfe-Shaw, G. E. See Shaw. 

Mexico. Constitution. Constitution of the United 

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Meyer, A. E. Chinese painting as reflected in the 

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Meyer, L., pseud. Sec Albertini, Frau L. (von Gugelberg) von. 

Meyer's monats-hefte r 053 M65 . . . . 622 

Mezzo-soprano songs qM 784.8 M65 .... 506 

Michaelis, L. Praktikum der physikalischen chemie 

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Micheli, P. A mezza strada 853 M66. . . .227 

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Mich. Univ.—Rhetoric and journalism dept. Books 

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Mid-west Conference on Parent Education, Chicago, 

1926. Intelligent parenthood 173 M67. . . .230 

Midsummer music. Graham G7714m. . . .362 

Miles, Mrs. S. Anthology of youth in verse and prose. .808.8 M68. . . .263



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Millar, D. Colonial furniture qr 749 M68 .... 583 

Millay, E. St. V. King's henchman 812 M68k. . . .265 

Millenet, L.-E. Enamelling on metal 666.2 M68. . . .325 

Miller, C. C. Cannula implants and review of implantation 

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Miller, E. C. Children of the mountain eagle j M692c. . . .676 

Miller, G. W. Mining law in practice r 022.007 M69 .... 193 

Miller, J. W. Methods in commercial teaching 650.7 Mo9. . . .579 

Miller, Mrs M. G. (Sweeny). Fruits of peace 792.5 M69f 265 

New Testament women and problems of to-day. . . .225.9 M69. . . .370 

Miller (Max B.) & Co., Inc. Sharpies process.... qr 665.5 M69 26 

Miller, Mrs. O. K. (Beaupre). Tales told in 

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Miller, W. H. All around the Mediterranean 910 M69 207 

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Millin, Mrs. S. G. South Africans 968 M69. . . .604 

Mills, E. A. Romance of geology 550.4 M699 68 

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Mills, M. L. Moulding pub. opinion to help save our 

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Miln, Mrs. L. (Jordan). It happened in Peking M7122it 5 

Milne, A. A. Now we are six j 821 M712n. . . .676 

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Winnie-the-Pooh j M712w 88 

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Milwaukee Co., Wis.—Regional planning dept. 

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Workmen's compensation decisions r 331.823 M727. . . .379 

Minn. Univ.—School of Mines exp. station. Mining 

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Minnigerode, M. Cockades M727co 288 

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Mira de Amescua, A. Mira de Amescua q 862 M73m .... 146 

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Mo. Univ.—School of journalism. Writer and the 

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Mitchell, J. Manual of practical assaying r 545 M74. . . .245 

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Mitchell, S. A., & Abbot, C. G. Fundamentals of astronomy 

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Mitchison, Mrs. N. Conquered M751co 97 

Moby-Dick. Melville j M595m 432 

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Mochrie, E. Leatherwork with suede and other 

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Modelli d'arte decorativa qb 745 M76 496 

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Moehlman, A. B. Pub. education in Detroit r 379.774 M76 303 

Moehlman, C. H. Unknown Bible 220 M76 370 

Moellinger, O. Die lehre von den krystallformen 

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Moffat, A. English songs of the Georgian period..qM 784.8 M769. . . .506 

Minstrelsy of Ireland qM 784.4 M76m 507 

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Mohn, H. Praktisk veiledning til hOidemaaling med 

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Mobr, A. Oil war 338.2 M77 562 

Molesworth, W. H. Spoils' electrical pocket-book..r 621.308 M78. . . .577 

Molinos, L. La navigation interieure de la France, .r 656.9 M79. . . .194 

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Molnar, F. Play's the thing 894.52 M79p 335 

Mon Antonia. Cather 843 C28 . . . .227 

Monkhouse, Allan. First blood 822 M82f. . . .660 

Mary Broome 822 M82 32 

Sons & fathers 822 M82s. . ..660 

Monkhouse. Allan, engineer. Electrical insulating 

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Monro, W. L. Window glass in the making 000.15 M83. . . .402 

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Monroe, D., & Stratton, L. M. Fond buying and our 

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Nadita j M875n. . . .007 

Moon, P. T. Imperialism and world politics 327 M875. . . .297 

Moon of madness. Ward W2132m. . . .019 

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Moore, A. C. Cross-roads to childhood 028.5 M87c. . . .446 

Moore, C. Family life of George Washington 92 W272mo 35 

Moore, G. Esther Waters M8772es.... 442 

Moore, G. F. Judaism in the first centuries of the 

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Moore, H. F., & Kommers, J. B. Fatigue of 

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The same r 620.123141 M87. . . .485 

Moore, J. B. Comic and the realistic in English 

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Moore, T. Life and death of Lord Edward Fitzgerald 

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Moors, J. F. Great issue disclosed by the leaders 

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Moorshead, R. F. Way of the doctor 266 M88. . . .626 

Morawski, J. de. Proverbes frangais anterieurs au 15. 

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Moray, A. Janet Thurso M883j 6



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Morell, T. History of Rome r 937 M91 .... 601 

Morgan, A. E. My world 104 M89.... 557 

Morgan, G. C. Searchlights from the Word 251 M89 292 

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Morley, F. V. River Thames 914.2 M89. . . .341 

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Morris, L. R. Rebellious Puritan 92 H367m 417 

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Morris-Jones, Sir J. See Jones. 

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Mother knows best. Ferber F371m 441 

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Motz, W. H. Principles of refrigeration 621.55 M94. .316 

Tlle 

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Moullin, E. B. Theory and practice of radio frequency 

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Moult, T. Best poems of 1926 821.08 M94bes 334 

Moulton, F. P. Introductory Latin 475 M94. . . . 567 

Moulton, H. G., & Pasvolsky, L. World War debt 

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Mozlev, J. B. Treatise on the Augustinian doctrine 

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Mr. and Mrs. Haddock in Paris, France. Stewart S8492m. . . .226 

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Muirhead, F.. & Monmarche, M. North-western 

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Murray, R. Happy tree M9783h 362


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Murray, R. H. Political consequences of the Reformation 

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Nadita. Moon j M875n . 

Nairn. K. Sec Ogilvie, Mrs. K. (Nairn). 

Nana. Zola 839.33 Z75. 

Nancy Lloyd. Thomas T3732n. 

Nansen, F. Strandflat and isostasy qr 551.3 N12. 

Nason, L. H. Chevrons N1473c. 

Nathan, R. Fiddler in Barly N155L 

National Acad, of Music, N. Y. Violinist's dictionary 

r 780.3 N15. 

National Assoc, of Cost Accountants. Bulletin. .r 057.52405 NISb. 

National Assoc, of Real Estate Boards. Administrative 

problems 333 N15. 

Co-operative apartments 333 N15c. 

General real estate topics 333 N15g. 

Home building & subdividing 333 N15h. 

Industrial property 333 N15i. 

Property management 333 NISp. 

Real estate brokerage 333 NISr. 

Real estate finance 334.1 N15. 

Selling farm lands 333 N15s. 

National Automobile Chamber of Commerce. Handbook 

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National Conference on Inheritance and Estate Taxation. 

Proceedings r 336.24 N15. 

National Conference on Street and Highway Safety. 

Proceedings r 614.8 N15S3. 

National Conference on Thrift Education, Washington, 

D. C. 1924. Thrift education r 331.84 N15S. 

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National Council of Teachers of English. Place of 

English in Amer. life ,- 420 N15p. .472 

National Education Assoc. Drama of Amer. independence 

792.5 N1S 81 

Report of committee on school house planning..r 727.1 N15....329 

National Education Assoc—National council of 

education. Character education 170 N15S. . . .448 

The same r 170 N1SS. . . .448 

The same r 370 L'25 1920 no.7 448 

National Electric Light Assoc.—Hydraulic power 

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The same r 621.32 N1S 70 

National Federation of Settlements. Settlement 

goals for the next third of a century 331.85 N15. ... 110 

National Florence Crittenton Mission. Report r 362.8 N15 59 

National Hardwood Lumber Assoc. Consumers' 

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National Industrial Conference Board. Agric. problem 

in the U. S r 330.1963 N15 12 

Clerical salaries in the U. S r 331.2 N15S3c. . . .237 

Cost of living in foreign countries r 330.1 N155. . . .632 

Cost of living in New York city r 331.83 N1552 237 

Cost of living in the United States r 331 N1552c 61 

The same, 1914-26 r 331 N1552c2 61 

Fiscal problem in Delaware r 336.751 N15. . . .632 

Medical care of industrial workers r 613.6 N15 21 

Wages in the U. S r 331.2 N1553w. . . .110 

National Jewish blue book r 296 N1552. . . .627 

National Lime Assoc. Technical papers and addresses 

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National Radio Conference (3d), Washington, D. C. 

Recommendations for regulation of radio r 654.61 N1S. . . .648 

National Research Council. Organization and 

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National Research Council—Chemistry and chemical 

technology div. Survey of Amer. chemistry..r 540.5 N15....478 

National Research Council—Engineering and industrial 

research div. Bibliography ou research, .r 016.607 N15 

National Rivers and Harbors Congress, Washington, 

20 

D. C. Bulletin qr 627 N156....397 

National Soc. of Penal Information. Bulletin r 365 N1556....375 

National Standardization Conference. Proceedings, .r 622.06 N15 

National Terrazzo and Mosaic Contractors' Assoc 

23 

Marble mosaics, terrazzo, brass strip work qr 729.7 N1S. . . .585 

National Wood Chemical Assoc. Methanol r 661.721 N15....325 

Near East year book r 314.9 N18. . . .627


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Needham, J. Science, religion, and reality 215 N19. 

Negbaur, Mrs. T. Straus-. See Straus-Negbaur. 

Neihardt, J. G. Indian tales N215L 

Poetic values 801 N21. 

Neitzel, O. Gems of antiquity qM 784.8 N217. 

Nelson, L. P. President Wilson 92 W7732n. 

Nernst, W. New heat theorem 536.7 N23n. 

Nesbit, W. How to bunt with the camera q 778.17 N23. 

Nettleton, G H. Yale in the World War qr 378.7 Y13ne. 

Neuville, L. de Lemercier. See Lemercier de Neuville. 

Nevin, G. B. Gift of God qM 783.4 N25g. 

N. H.—Sesqui-centennial celebration com. N. H. 

Sesqui-centennial celebration r 974.2 N27. 

New South Wales—Geol. survey. Bulletin r 559.44 N26b. 

N. Y. (state)—Historian. Handbook of historical 

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N. Y. (state)—Labor dept. Analysis of one hundred 

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The same r 331 N2612 no.131. 

Industrial bulletin; monthly qr 330.5 N26. 

N. Y. (state)—Reformatory at Elmira. F'xtracts 

from penological reports and lectures r 364 N29e. 

N. Y. (state)—Transit com. Suburban transit 

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N. Y. (state)—Univ. Administration and organization 

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New York r 371.98 N26. 

Syllabus for elementary schools; arithmetic r 511.07 N26. 

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N. Y. (city)—Pub. lib. Druids and Druidism qr 016.299 N26. 

The same qr 017.1 N2611 v.24. 

Eno collection of N. Y. city views qr 769 N261. 

Henry George and the single tax r 016.33622 N26. 

Jewish life in Oriental countries r 016.296 N26. 

New York tercentenary r 016.97471 N26n. 

Orlando Gibbons tercentenary r 787.9 N26. 

Selenium qr 016.54623 N26. 

Seligman collection of Irvingiana qr 012 N26. 

N. Y. (city)—Transportation board. Report...qr 352.8 N2612. 

N. Y. Acad, of Medicine—Pub. health com. Institutional 

convalescence r 362 N261. 

N. Y., Consumers' League. Forty eight hour law, 

do working women want it? r 331.4 N261f. 

N. Y., Metropolitan Museum of Art. Cloisters..r 708.1 N26cL.



N. Y., Metropolitan Museum of Art—continued. 

Egyptian expedition ,. 913 32 N261 533 

The same r 708.1 N26b v.19' . ..533 

N. Y., National Acad, of Design. Commemorative 

exhibition qr 708.1 N2613. . . .327 

First hundred years ,- 708.1 N2613f 27 

N. Y. Soc. of Architects. Year book ,- 720.6 N26. .500 

N. Y. State Assoc, of Judges of County Children's 

Courts. Proceedings r 343.12 N261 63 

N. Y. State Conference of Mayors and Other 

Municipal Officials. Traffic problem qr 352.7 N2614. .561 

N. Y., Stock Exchange. History, organization, 

operation, service r 332.6 N261n. . . . 562 

N. Y. times. N. Y. times 75th anniversary qr 071 N2614. .364 

The same qr 071 N26d Sept. 1926. . . .364 

Style book r 655.24 N26.... 648 

N. Y., Whist Club. Laws of auction bridge 795 N26 142 

N. Y. Zoological Park. Popular official guide to the 

N. Y. Zoological Park r 590.7 N26 572 

New Zealand—Pub. works dept. Hydro-electric 

power development in New Zealand qr 621.341 N26. . . .251 

New Zealand—Royal com. on univ. education. Report 

qr 378.9 N26.... 635 

Newark, N. J.—Free pub. lib. This list tells you 

which of 400 business magazines deal with your 

business qr 016.605 N26 643 

Newark Museum Assoc. Notliing takes the place 

of leather qr 675 N26.... 643 

Newbigin, A. M. S. Wayfarer in Spain 914.6 N26 529 

Newbigin, M. I. Canada 971 N26. . . .539 

Newbolt, Sir H. J. Book of the thin red line j 923.5 N26. . . .216 

Newcomb, R. Spanish house for America q 724.9 N26. . . .260 

The same qb 724.9 N26. . . .260 

Newman, H. H. Evolution, genetics, and eugenics.... 575 N28a....307 

Nature of the world and of man 504 N28. . . .117 

Newman, M. L. Easy Latin plays 478 N28. . . .473 

Newton, E. C. (Bromley-Davenport) Legh, baroness. 

House of Lyme 929.2 L54n. . . .419 

Lyme letters 929.2 L54ne. . . .419 

Newton, J. F. My idea of God 231 N29. . . .292 

Nichols, H. W. Models of blast furnaces for smelting 

iron r 669.122 N31 75 

The same r 550.5 F459 no.2 75 

Nichols, W. F., bp. Some world-circuit saunterings. . . .910 N31....269 

Nicoll, A. History of late eigliteentli century drama.'. 822.09 N32hi.... 520 

Nicols, A. Geological history r 551.7 N32. . . .246



Nicolson, M. H. Art of description 820.8 N32 143 

Niles, J. J. Singing soldiers 784.7 N35 511 

Nilsson, M. P. Imperial Rome 937 N3S. . . .535 

Nimrod, pseud. See Apperley, C. J. 

Nineteen modern essays 824.08 N36. . . .332 

Ninth wave. Van Doren V186n 55 

Nixon, P. Martial and the modern epigram 808.1 N37. . . .515 

Noble, S. Sam Noble, able seaman 910.4 N38 340 

Nocturne militaire. Springs S7692n .... 443 

Noffsinger, J. S. Correspondence schools, lyceums, 

chautauquas 374 N39.... 564 

Nolen, J. New towns for old 710 N41ne. . . .584 

Nolte, V. O. Fifty years in both hemispheres r 92 N417n 82 

Nonni, padri, e nepoti. Malagodi 853 M27. . . .227 

Noorden. K. H. von. Nephritis r 610.6 N42. . . .190 

Technique of reduction cures and gout r 616.9917 N42. . . . 190 

Norris, K. Hildegarde N4523hi 6 

Norris, R. C. Syllabus of the obstetrical lectures r 018.2 N45 21 

North Amer. Cement Corporation. Hagerstown, Md. 

Quick hardening concrete r 691.3 N45 20 

Northbourne, W. J. J., lord. Charlton lectures on art..750 N45....496 

Northend, M. H. Amer. glass 738.2 N45 196 

Northumberland, E. (Seymour) Percy, duchess of. 

Diaries of a duchess 92 N459n .... 525 

Norton, H. K. China and the powers 951 N46. . . .428 

Norton Co., Worcester, Mass. Grinding 621.92 N462 251 

The same r 621.92 N462 251 

Norwood, E. P. Other side of the circus 791 N46. . . .408 

Nosek, V. Spirit of Bohemia 943.71 N47s. . . .425 

Nott, J. O, & Gliddon, G. R. Indigenous races of 

the earth qr 572 N47i 387 

Le nouvel Adam. Pittard q 843 P67no.... 620 

Noiiy, P. L. du. Sec Du Noiiy. 

Novelle agrodolci. Paolieri 853 P224. . . .227 

Noyes, A. New essays and Amer. impressions 824 N48. . . .658 

Noyes, A. D. War period of Amer. finance 336.7 N48w 178 

Nurra, D. Dictionary of English and Italian sea 

terms ; .,- 380.03 NS2. . . .181 

Nusbaum, D. Deric in Mesa Verde '..... j 711 N52 43 

Nutting, H. C. Supplementary Latin composition 478 N54....306 

Nutting, W. Conn, beautiful q 917.46 N54 84 

Ireland beautiful q 914.15 N54 83 

Me. beautiful q 917.41 N54 84 

N. H. beautiful q 917.42 N54 84 

Nye, Bill, pseud. Bill Nye, Lis own life story 92 N548n . . . .148



O. Henry memorial award. Soc. of Arts and 

. Sciences, N. Y S678oh7. 

O'Brien, C. Across three oceans 910.4 012 

O'Connor, H. Gas engineer's pocket-book 665.7 013. 

Odell, G. C. D. Annals of the N. Y. stage qr 792 014. 

O'Donahue, T. A. Mining calculations r 510 014. 

Odum, H. W. Amer. masters of social science 923 014. 

& Johnson, G. B. Negro workaday songs 320 014ne. 

Offset- buch- und werbekunst qr 655.3105 Olo. 

Ogden, C. K. Meaning of psychology 150 0172. 

Ogilvie, Mrs. K. (Nairn), defendant. Trial 343.1 017. 

Ohio—Education dept. Ohio high school standards..r 379.17 018 . 

Ohio—Health, State dept. of. Meter installations 

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Ohio. Statutes. Boiler inspection law and rules..r 021.1842 018. 

Drug laws r 614.35 018. 

Ohio State Univ.—Engineering exp. station. Circular 

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Oil! Sinclair S6162o. 

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Okla. Acad, of Science. Proceedings r 506 022. 

Okla. Univ.—Univ. extension div. Child labor 

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Olcott, F. J. Wonder tales from windmill lands..j 398 023won. 

Olcott, V. Industrial plays for young people j 793.1 023i. 

Old Colony Trust Co., Boston. Spirit of Amer. as 

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Old countess. Sedgwick S448o . 

Old man's folly. Dell D4112o. 

Older, F. My own story 352 023. 

Oliver, B. L. Hints for an essay on tlie pursuit of 

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Olivier, E. Love-child 02342L . 

Olver, G. T. W. French-English dictionary of legal 

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Olympia, Wash., Chamber of Commerce. Great 

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Oman, Sir C. W. C. Castles 728.8 024. 

Oman, J. W. Grace and personality 230 024g. 

L'ombre de la croix. Tharaud 843 T33o . 

Once in France. Clement j C564o. 

Once in the saddle. Rhodes R3843o . 

One-act plays for stage and study 822 025on .



One hundred and one best songs for home, school, 

and meeting M 784.8 02S. . . .655 

One little man. Ward W2133o 171 

Oneal, J. Amer. communism 335 025. . . .462 

O'Neill, E. G. Marco Millions 812 025ma 521 

O'Neill, Mrs. E. (Speakman). World's story j 909 025 216 

Ontario Lib. Assoc. Historical sketch r 020.6 025o....228 

Opera songs qM 784.2 026.... 507 

Opium Conference. Records qr 178 026. . . .291 

Oppenheim, E. P. Harvey Garrard's crime 0265ha 6 

Quest for winter sunshine 914 026. . . .421 

Orcutt, W. D. In quest of the perfect book 090 028. . . .172 

Ore. Constitution. Ore. constitution and proceedings 

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of 1857 r 342.795 028. . . .465 

Orpen, Mrs. A. E. R. Memories of the old emigrant 

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Orphan angel. Wylie W9862o 6 

Ortega, G. Los recursos petroliferos mexicanos y 

su actual explotacion qr 553.28 028. . . .186 

Ortmann, A. E. Crawfishes of Pennsylvania q 595.38 028 480 

The same qr 507 C21m v.2....480 

Orton, H. F. Winter at Cloverfield Farm j D2882w. . . .278 

Osborn, H. F. Evolution and religion in education. . .213 029ev. . . .371 

Osgood, H. O. So this is jazz 780.973 029....141 

Ossendowski, F. Fire of desert folk 916.4 029 38 

Oasis and simoon 916 029....668 

Ostenfeld, A. S. Grafisk statiks anvendelse paa de 

simpleste brokonstruktioner r 531.25 029 .... 183 

Ostenso, M. Dark dawn 02972d 6 

Mad Carews 02972m. . . .618 

Ostini, E., baron von. Der kleine konig qj 833 029. . . .677 

Otto, E. Deutsches frauenleben im wandel der 

jahrhunderte 396 031 . . . .471 

Our debt to France 973.3 032 274 

Our wiser sons. Straus S912o. . . .289 

Oursel, P. Masson-. Sec Masson-Oursel. 

Outline of Christianity 270 032 8 

Overacker, L. Presidential primary 324 033. . . .376 

Overstreet, H. A. Hearts to mend 812 033 32 

Overton, G. M. Cream of the jug 03323c. . . .618 

Ovid. Artis amatoriae libri tres r 871 033ar 31 

Owen, E. Parties that are different 793 034 29 

Owen, F. C. Sentinels of the sea j 656 034. . . .608 

Owen, G. A. Nursery school education 372.2 034. . . . 564 

Owsley, F. L. State rights in the Confederacy 973.7 0346. ... 156


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Owst, G. R. Preaching in medieval England 251 034. 

Oxford and Asquith, H. H. Asquith, carl of. Sec Asquith. 

Oxweld Acetylene Co., N. Y. Oxwelder's manual. .065.882 035. 

The same... r 665.882 035. 

Pacific Coast Gas Assoc. Gas appliance installation 

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Pack, C. L. Forestry primer r 034 9 P12 

Page, R. G., & Gates, P. G. Work of corporate 

trust departments 332.14 P14 

Page Mr. Tutt. Train T684p. 

Palache, J. G. Four novelists of the old regime 843.09 P17. 

Palen, L. S. White Devil's mate 947 P18w. 

Palencia, I. de. Regional costumes of Spain r 391 P18. 

Paleologue, G. M. Cavour 945 pi8. 

Tragic romance of Alexander II of Russia 92 A3741p. 

Palestine Pilgrims' Text Soc. Library r 915.69 P18. 

Paley, W. Principles of moral and political philosophy 

1- 170 P183. 

The same 208 P18 v.3 . 

Palimpsest. Aldington A363p. 

Palm, A. J. League of Nations 341.6 P19. 

Palma, R. Our campaign for independence from 

Taft to Harrison r 325.3 P19. 

Palmer. H. E. Dictionary of English pronunciation 

with Amer. variants r 421.5 P19. 

Palou, F. Historical memoirs of New California. ... .979.4 P21 . 

Pan Amer. Union. Codification of Amer. international 

law r 341 P217. 

Iron in the Americas 553.3 P21. 

Pub. libraries in Latin Amer. countries r 027.4 P21. 

The same 380 U25 v.60. 

The same r 380 U2S34m v.60 . 

Seeing the Latin republics of North America 917.2 P21s. 

Pan Amer. Union—Section of education. Report. . . .r 379.8 P21. 

Pannell, E. V. High tension line practice, materials, 

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Paolieri, F. Novelle agrodolci 853 P224. 

Parcel, J. I., & Maney, G. A. Elementary treatise 

on statically indeterminate stresses 624.044 P22. 

Parent, P. L'architecture civile a Lille au 17e 

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L'architecture des Pays-Bas meridionaux qb 720.949 P23. 

Paris, Le Temps: daily qr 074 P233. 

Parisotti, A. Anthology of Italian song qM 784.8 P23 . 

Park, C. W. English applied in technical writing 620.7 P23 . 

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Parker, A. C. Analytical history of the Seneca 

Indians r 970.3 P23 . . . .603 

Skunny Wundy j 398.097 P23. . . . 352 

Parker, C. S. Defense of the child by French 

novelists 362.7 P23. . . . 559 

Parker, D. C. Georges Bizet 92 B4992p 337 

Parker, R. G. Control of laundry operations r 648 P24 24 

Parker, T. Amer. scholar 814 P24am. . . .200 

Lessons from the world of matter and tbe world 

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Rights of man in America 326 P24 59 

Saint Bernard, and other papers 814 P24s 79 

Sermons of religion 252 P24s 58 

Sins and safeguards of society 252 P24si 58 

Slave power 326 P24s 59 

Social classes in a republic 304 P242. . . .234 

Transient and permanent in Christianity 252 P24t 58 

World of matter and the spirit of man 252 P24w 58 

Parkesburg Iron Co., Parkesburg, Pa. Parkesburg 

tubes r 6213851 P24 23 

Parmenter, Mrs. C. (Whiting). Real reward j P251r. . . .677 

Parrington, V. L. Main currents in Amer. thought. . . .810.9 P26. . . .410 

Parrish, A. To-morrow morning P2622t 97 

Parsons, P. A. Crime and the criminal 364 P26 10 

Parsons, S. Memories of Samuel Parsons 711 P26....498 

Pascal, P. V. H,. Explosifs, poudres, gaz de 

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Patch, E. M. First lessons in nature study j 504 P29 43 

Paterson Engineering Co., Ltd., London. Purification 

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Patri, A. Problems of childhood 136.7 P29. . . .447 

Patterson, S. H., & Scholz, K. W. H. Economic 

problems of modern life 

Pattou, A. B., & Vaughn, C. L. Furniture, furniture 

330 P31. .379 

finishing, decoration, and patching 698.3 P31....573 

Patzer, C. E. Pub. education in Wisconsin r 379.775 P31.... 180 

Paul, H. Deutsches worterbuch qr 433 P31 .... 181 

Paulin, V. Manuel de broderies et dentelles 746 P32. . . .196 

Paxson. H. D. Sketch and map of a trip from 

Philadelphia to Tinicum Island r 974.81 P32. . . .346 

Payne, C. H. Stellar atmospheres r 523.87 P33 . . . .567 

Payne, G H. History of journalism in the U. S 071 P33 99 

Les paysans. Revmont 843 R37. .. 98 

Payson, W. F. Mahogany, antique and modern qb 749 P33. .652 

Peabody, R. E. Log of the Grand Turks 387 P33 181 

Peace, C. F., defendant. Trials 343.1 P34 . . .112



Peach, M. W. Tablet weaving (,89 P34, 481 

Peacock House. Phillpotts P518pe. . . .442 

Peake, A. S. Critical introduction to the New 

Testament 225 P34.... 293 

Peake, R. J. Cotton from the raw material to the 

finished product j 677.1 P34. . . . 542 

Pearl, R. Alcohol and longevity 013.81 P34. . . .125 

To begin with 028 P34. . . . 556 

Pearson, E. L. Murder at Smutty Nose 343.1 P35m. .238 

Pearson, H. C. Greek prose composition 488 P35. . . .473 

Pearson, S. O. Dictionary of wireless technical 

terms 654.103 P35. . . .491 

Pease, T. C. Diary of Orville H. Browning r 92 L715pe 594 

Peat-cutters. Chateaubriant . C3962p .... 616 

Peattie, D. C. Cargoes and harvests 581.6 P35 479 

Pechkoff, Z. Bugle sounds, life in the Foreign 

Legion 355.944 P35... .466 

Pechstein, L. A., & Jenkins, F. Psychology of 

the kindergarten-primary child 136.7 P35. . . .365 

Peddle, C. J. Defects in glass 666.13 P36. . . .581 

Pedler, Mrs. M. Yesterday's harvest P364y. . . .554 

Peel, Mrs. D. C. (Bayliff). Hundred wonderful 

years 914.2 P36.... 421 

Peel, G. Financial crisis of France 336.44 P36. . . .178 

Peffer, N. New schools for older students 374 P36. . . .384 

Pehotsky, B. O. Slavic immigrant woman 325.73 P36. . . .236 

Peirce, C, & Lamson, Mrs. M. S. First state normal 

school in America 370.7 P37.... 564 

Peirce, H., & Tyler, R. Byzantine art 709.495 P37. . . .496 

Peloux, C. du, vicomte. See Du Peloux. 

Pelz, V. H. Selling at retail 658.32 P38 25 

Penn and religious liberty r 92 P395pen 267 

Penn Mutual Life Insurance Co., Philadelphia. Independence 

Square neighborhood r 974.811 P39 . . . .346 

Pa.—Com. on conditions relating to blind persons. 

Report r 362.4 P3996 10 

Pa.—F3re protection bur. Protection against fire 614.84 P39. . . .643 

Pa.—Forestry dept. Program for a forestry meeting 

qr 634.9 P399.... 481 

Pa.—Forests and waters dept. Report r 634.9 P3994r 399 

Water resources service r 627.133 P39 71 

Pa.—Giant power board. Report to the governor. ,r 621.341 P39r. . . .645 

pa.—Industrial board. Safety standards for elevators, 

escalators, dumbwaiters, and hoists r 021.87 P39 23 

The same r 614.8 P39s no.214-265 23


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Pa.—Normal school principals board. Report of the 

General curricular revision com qr 370.7 P39 . . .469 

Pa.—Old age pensions com. Problem of old age 

pensions in industry r 331.2 P39p . 

Pa.—Pub. instruction dept. Bulletin r 379.748 P399b . 

Courses of study in commercial education r 650.7 P39. 

Directory r 379.748 P399d. 

Educational monographs r 379.748 P399e. 

Illiteracy, non-English-speaking and alien problems 

of Pennsylvania r 325.73 P39 . 

The same r 379.748 P399b no.2 . 

Lib. books for junior high schools r 028.5 P39L. 

The same '. r 379.748 P399b no.25. 

Pa. in music 780.973 P39. 

The same r 780.973 P39. 

Tlie same r 379.748 P399e. 

Pre-professional examinations qr 371.2 P39 . 

Pa.—State highway dept. Pennsylvania r 917.48 P3993 . 

Pa. Statutes. Compilation of the laws relating to 

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Laws relating to pub. health r 614.09748 P399. 

Laws relating to second-class townships r 345 P39Lw. 

Pa.—Tax com. Report r 336.2 P3994. 

Pa.—Topographic and geologic survey com. Topographic 

and geologic atlas of Pennsylvania..r 557.48 P3993t. 

Pa.—Vocational education bur. Bulletin qr 607 P3992 . 

Pa. Assoc, for tlie Blind. Lions clubs campaign 

booklet r 362.4 P3994L. 

Pa. Convention of Methodist Men, Harrisburg, 1916. 

Better things r 287 P39 . 

Pa. Hospital, Philadelphia. Reports r 610.5 P3993. 

Pa. Lib. Assoc. Hand book of the free pub. libraries 

of Pennsylvania r 027.4 P399 . 

Pa. R. R. Co. Industrial directory qr 670.2 P399. 

Pa. school journal. New school buildings qr 379.748 P3993. 

The same qr 370.5 P39. 

Pa. State Chamber of Commerce—Publicity bur. 

Pennsylvania r 917.48 P3992. 

Pa. State College—Engineering exp. station. 

Bulletin ,- 620.5 P39. 

Pa. Univ.—Com. on educational survey. Report..r 378.7 P3994. 

Penrose, R. A. F. Memorial to John Casper 

Branner qr 92 B711p. 

The same qr 550.5 B87 v.36. 

Pepper, G. W. Our national Constitution as related 

to national growth r 342.7 P41 

.632 

.303 

.130 

.A3 

.384 

.298 

.298 

.291 

.291 

.198 

.198 

398 

. .13 

530 

.381 

.250 

.465 

.110 

.479 

..68 

.59 

.232 

..21 

.228 

.188 

.239 

.239 

..38 

..23 

.A3 

.337 

.337 

.634



Pepys, S. Everybody's Pepys 92 P419mo. 348 

Perigord, P. International Labor Organization 338.9 P43 61 

Perkin, W. H., & Kipping, F. S. Organic chemistry. .547 P43a....246 

Perkins, D. Monroe doctrine, 1823-1820 327.73 P43....561 

Perkins, Fellows, and Hamilton. Chicago. Educa 

tional buildings qr 727.1 P43 28 

Perry, B. Pools and ripples 790 P444. .511 

Perry, AA'. S., bp. Faith of the signers of the Decla 

ration of Independence qr 923.2 P44. . . .527 

Pertwee, R. Gentlemen march P447g.... 554 

Rivers to cross P447r 170 

Peterkin, Mrs. J. E. Black April P4S6b. . . .289 

Peters, F. N. Modern chemistry r 540 P45. . . .119 

Peters, J. T., & Carden, H. B. History of Fayette 

Co., West Virginia r 975.4 P45 .... 537 

Petersen, J. Analytisk plangeometri r 516 P45. . . .243 

Arithmetik og algebra til skolebrug r 512 P45 . . . .243 

Laerebog i den elementaere plangeometri r 513.1 P45. . . .243 

Den plane trigonometri og de sphaeriske grund- 

formler r 514.5 P45. . .383 

Le petit Robinson de Paris. Foa 843 F68 98 

Pfordten, H. L., freiherr von der. Handlung und 

dichtung der biihnenwerke Richard Wagners. .7S2.2 P48....141 

Pfuhl, E. Masterpieces of Greek drawing and paint 

ing qr 759.95 P48 497 

Phantom clue. Leroux L6363ph 96 

Phelps, E. M. Civil liberty 323.44 P48. . . .376 

The same r 323.44 P48. . . .376 

Phelps, P., & Short, M. Belle of Philadelphia town 812 P48 146 

Phelps, W. L. Adventures and confessions 204 P49 293 

As I like it 804 P49asL....143 

Twentieth century Amer. novels r 813 P49. . . .658 

Philadelphia, South Philadelphia High School for 

Girls. Educating for responsibility 379.748 P494 13 

Philblad, C. T. Possible applications of mental tests 

to social theory and practice 304 P49.... 559 

Philips, E. Poesies francaises 841.08 P49 80 

Phillimore, J. S. Index verborum Propertianus r 874 P96zp....332 

Phillips, D. E., & Newlon, J. H. New social civics 304 P51. . . .234 

Phillips, E. C. Little Sally Waters j PS13L....1S9 

Phillips, G. R. Pictorial illustration in the school 371.3 P51. . . .469 

Phillips, J. A., & Darlington, J. Records of mining 

and metallurgy r 622 P51.... 397 

Phillips, M., & Tonikinson, W. S. English women 

in life & letters 396 P51....385 

The same r 396 P51. . . .385



Phillips, P. L. Descriptive list of maps and views of 

Philadelphia in the Lib. of Cong r 016.9174811 P51 271 

Phillips, U. B. History of transportation in the 

eastern cotton belt 656.09 P51 ... .579 

Phillips, W. J. Technique of the color wood-cut 761 P51 . . . .135 

Phillpotts, E. Jig-saw P518ji 6 

Peacock House P518pe.. ..442 

Philobiblos, pseud. Sec Pearson, E. L. 

Philopena. Webster W383p. . . .289 

Philpot, J. H. Maistre Wace 841 Wl lzp . . . . 143 

Phipps, H. Some aspects of the agrarian, question 

in Mexico 333 P52....379 

Phipps, R. W. Armies of the First French Republic. .944.04 P52 601 

Photo-engravers bulletin; monthly r 655.3505 P52. . . .648 

Photo-miniature. Copying methods 778.6 P52co. . . .502 

High-speed photography 771 P52hi.... 327 

Profitable photography 778.21 P52pr . . . .502 

Phythyon, H. Rock dust remedy for coal mine explosions 

622.81 PS3.. ..319 

Pi Kappa Delta. Winning intercollegiate debates 

and orations 808.5 P53....411 

Piano pieces the whole world plays qM 786.4 P53. . . .586 

Piccola gente di citta. Fracchia 853 F85p . . . .227 

Picken, J. H. Principles of selling by mail 652 P54p . . . .323 

Picture tales from Welsh hills. Thomas T373p 97 

Pier, H. L., & Spalding, M. L. Negro r 016.326 P55. . . .460 

The same r 331 U2S36 v.22.... 460 

Pierce, B. L. Pub. opinion and the teaching of 

history in the U. S 375.973 P55. . . .239 

Pierce, F. Understanding our children 136.7 P55 .... 173 

Pierce, R. H., & Richardson, R. E. National elec 

trical code r 621.3157 P55 252 

La Pierre d'Horeb. Duhamel 843 D88p 98 

Pierre-Quint, L. Marcel Proust 844 P97zp. . . .589 

Pieshkov, A. M. See Gorky, Maxim, pseud. 

Pietro e Paolo. Sobrero 853 S67 .... 172 

Pigou, A. C. Economics of welfare 330.1 P57. . . .300 

Pilon, E. La vie de familie au dix-huitieme siecle..q 914.4 P61 .... 151 

Pink, M. A. Procrustes 379.42 P63 384 

Pinkney, E. C. Life and works 811 P63 . . . .517 

Piper's fee. Adams A217p 95 

Pipp, E. G Henry Ford 92 F762p 148 

Pirandello, L. Shoot! P649s. .170 

Pirtle, T. R. Handbook of dairy statistics r 637 P65. . . .320 

History of the dairy industry 637.09 P65. . . .646



Pittard, Mme. H. (Dufour). Celui qui voit q 843 P67c 620 

Le nouvel Adam q 843 P67no.... 620 

Pittenger, B. F. Introduction to pub. school finance. .379.11 P67. . . .239 

Pittmann, J. Prima donna's album qM 784.2 P67. . . .507 

Pittsburgh. Official municipal program qr 917.4886 P67494. . . .342 

Pittsburgh—City transit com. Communication to 

the mayor and City council qr 625.42 P6742. . . .645 

Pittsburgh. Ordinances. Ordinance confirming and 

establishing the arms of the city of Pittsburgh 

qr 929.8 P67.. . . 339 

Ordinance confirming and establishing the design 

of the great seal and lesser seals of the city of 

Pittsburgh qr 929.8 P67 . . . . 339 

Pittsburgh—Pub. education board. Pittsburgh pub. 

schools course of study in handwriting r 372.5 P67 14 

Pittsburgh—Sesqui-centennial com. Book of Pittsburgh 

q 974.886 P6742.... 537 

The same qr 974.886 P67492.. . .537 

Pittsburgh—Traffic com. Report on a recommended 

subway qr 625.42 P674....191 

Pittsburgh, Chamber of Commerce. Classified 

membership directory and buyers' guide....qr 381 P67cL....636 

The same qr 381 P6743 v.8.... 636 

"Let's know Pittsburgh" week r 917.4886 P6741L. . . . 342 

Minutes of hearing before Com. on railroads and 

transportation r 385 P6742m.... 456 

Plight of the coal industry r 338.2 P67 379 

Pittsburgh, East End Christian Church. Dedication 

services r 289.2 P67....626 

Pittsburgh Health Club. Pittsburgh's vaccination 

scourge of 1924 r 614.473 P67 . . . .250 

Pittsburgh, Hungry Club. Year book r 374.5 P67.... 384 

Pittsburgh legal journal. Hon. John D. Shafer r 92 S525p. . . .595 

Pittsburgh Personnel Assoc.—Section on relations 

with educational institutions. Bulletin r 371.42 P67 64 

Pittsburgh, Philadelphia Co. Greater Pittsburgh; a 

religious center qr 917.4885 P67. . . . 152 

The same '0' 381 P6743 v.7. . . . 152 

Greater Pittsburgh churches qr 917.4885 P67...352 

The same nr 381 P6743 v.7. . . . 152 

McKeesport 917-4886 P674.. . .342 

The same r 917.4886 P67493m ,42 

Pittsburgh post-gazette V 071 P67pg. . . .446 

Pittsburgh, Rodef Shalom Congregation. Home 

service for 'Hanukkah r 296 P674 9



Pittsburgh school bulletin. Civic improvement 

number qr 974.886 P6749. . .427 

The same r 379.748 P6742 v.19 pt.2. . .427 

Pittsburgh, Second Presbyterian Church. One 

hundred and twenty-fifth anniversary r 285.1 P6748 . . .452 

Pittsburgh Special Libraries Assoc. Union list of 

periodicals qr 016.505 P67 . . .474 

Pittsburgh sun. Contest sourcebook r 342.7 P67. . .23S 

Pittsburgh sun-telegraph; daily qr 071 P67st. . .446 

Pittsburgh Univ. Brief course of ten lectures and 

bibliography on party government 329 P674. . .297 

The same r 378.7 P67r no.4. . .297 

Owl qr 378.7 P6722. . .635 

Univ. directory r 378.7 P67uni. . .384 

Pittsburgh Univ.—Bur. of business research. Residence 

construction and other factors which 

have determined rent levels in Pittsburgh r 333 P674. . .462 

The same r 658.05 P67 v.3 . . .462 

Pittsburgh Univ.—Graduate School. Abstracts of 

dissertations for the degree of Doctor of 

Philosophy r 378.7 P6742. . .239 

Pittsburgh Univ.—Research bur. for retail training. 

Annual report r 658.612 P67. . .648 

Pittsburgh Univ.—School of business administration. 

Business barometers for the Pittsburgh district.. .qr 338 P67.. .632 

Plate Glass Manufacturers of Amer. Plate glass in 

residence design r 666.15 P68p . . .581 

Plater, W. E., & White, H. J. Grammar of the Vulgate. .475 P68. . .637 

Plato. Thirteen epistles of Plato 

Plattner, K. F. Manual of qualitative and quantita 

888 P68thi. . 343 

tive analysis with the blowpipe r 549.1 P69p . . .184 

Playfair, G. M. H. Cities and towns of China qr 915.1 P69. . .669 

Playground and Recreation Assoc of Amer. Available 

material for tlie Sesqui-Centennial celebration 

qr 016.8 P69. .2o5 

Community drama 792.5 P69. .203 

Community music 780 P69. .261 

Playmates in print. Whitcman j W642p . ..44 

Plumer, W. S. Commentary on Paul's Epistle to the 

Romans q 227.1 P71 . .103 

Plummer, T. H. Compressed air and its machinery. .621.5 P72. .192 

Plunkett, E. J. M. D., baron Dunsany. Sec Dunsany. 

Plutarch. Moralia 

The 

same 

Plutocrat. Tarkington 

888 P72mo. 

r 888 P72mo . 

T212pL. 

.658 

.658 

.171 

Pochon, A. Academic string quartet album qM 785.74 P73 . .140


Call number 

11 poco lume ed il gran cerchio d'ombra. Brocchi 853 B75p 

Poe, E. A. Raven qr gl] p741 ' 

Poems teachers ask for 821 08 P74 

Poincare, R. Memoirs of Raymond Poincare 327.44 P74. 

Poland. Finances of Poland ,- 330.438 P75 

Poliakoff, V. Mother dear 92 M3863p. 

Pollard, A. W., & Redgrave, G. R. Short-title catalogue 

of books printed in England, Scotland, & 

Irelaiul 

qr 016.003 P76. . 

Pollock, H. M. Outcome of mental diseases in the 

U. S r 362.2 P76. . 

Pollock, J. K. Party campaign funds 329 P76. . 

Pomeroy, S. Journals and papers 973.2 P77. 

Poole, E. Silent storms P795s 

With Eastern eyes P795w. 

Pope, A. Selections from the poetry of Alexander 

803 

.290 

344 

.518 

.561 

.32 

. 337 

.44o 

. 30 

.297 

.(.71 

.018 

. . .6 

Pope 821 P81s. . .591 

Pope, S. T. Adventurous bow-men 799.3 P81 .408 

Popenoe, P. B. Conservation of the family r 173 P81 .230 

Popham, A. E. Drawings of the early Flemish 

school 

Porter, A. K. Romanesque sculpture of the pilgrim 

qr 741 P81. . .583 

age roads r 735 P83 . . .497 

Porter, C. W. Carbon compounds 547 P83. . .569 

Porter, Mrs. E. (Hodgman). Just mother P835ju.. .618 

Little pardner P835L. . .442 

Porter, Mrs. G. (Stratton). Magic garden P8362m.. 289 

Portia marries. Gibbs G3652p . . . . .5 

Portland Cement Assoc. Book of concrete facts 

about concrete pavements r 625.84 P83. . . 576 

Pory, J. John Pory's lost description of Plymouth 

colony qr 974.4 P84. . . 346 

Post, L. F. What is the single tax? 336.22 P84w. . .381 

Postage stamps; monthly r 383.5 P8483 . . .305 

Potonniee, G. Histoire de la decouverte de la 

photographie 770.9 P85 . . 398 

Potter, F. H. Old song favorites qM 784.8 P85. . .508 

Potter, R. Modern French art r 709.44 P85 . . .652 

Pottsville republican and Pottsville morning paper; 

prosperity number ! qr 917.481 P86. . 342 

Poulot, D., & Fontaine, H. Etudes pratiques sur les 

machines-outils servant aux constructions mecaniques 

r 609.164 J42. . .317 

Pound, A. Telephone idea, fifty years after r 654.609 P86. . .254 

Pound, E. Persona?. Sll P86. . .518 

Pound, R. Law and morals 540.1 P86L. . .563



Pourtales, G. de, comte. Franz Liszt 92 L738p 204 

Poux, J. La cite de Carcassonne 914.487 P86 207 

Powel, H. W. H. Walter Camp 796.32 P87 78 

The same j 796.32 P87....352 

Powell, A. E. Romantic theory of poetry 821.09 P87 30 

Powell, A. L, & Fuchs, T. Stage lighting r 621.32823 P87. . . 329 

The same r 621.32 E28 no.l46A. . .329 

Powell, E. A. In Barbary, Tunisia, Algeria, Morocco, 

and the Sahara 916 P87i. . . 353 

Powell, F. W. Bur. of animal industry 636 P87 399 

The same r 636 P87. . . .399 

Powell, H. P. World's best book of minstrelsy 793.1 P87 199 

Powell, L. M. History of the United Typothetae of 

America 655.06 P87 . . . . 490 

Powell-Anderson, C. Heart of a clown 822 P87. . . .414 

Power, E. B. Smaller Amer. house q 728 P87 . . . . 500 

Power, E. B. L. General issues of U. S. stamps, .r 383.973 P87g. . . . 560 

Power, E. L. List of books for girls r 028.5 P87L. . . .291 

Power. Fourth Power kink book 621.101 P87f 576 

Power. Feuchtwanger F43S2p .... 361 

Power station operation 621.311 P87 71 

Practical electrician's pocket book r 621.308 P88 398 

Practical engineer electrical pocket book and diary..r 021.308 P882. . . .487 

Pralle, H. Tablet weaving 689 P88 . . . .481 

Prati, C. Popes & cardinals in modern Rome 282 P88 452 

Prato, G. II Piemonte e gli effetti della guerra sulla 

sua vita economica e sociale r 940.923 P88. . . .429 

Pratt, C, & Stanton, J. Before books 371.3 < P88b 384 

Pratt, G. R. Coal dealers truths r 621.187 P889 398 

Coal truths r 662.613 P88 649 

Precious bane. Webb W365p ...... 55 

Preface to a life. Gale G145pr 54 

Presbyterian banner. Special number on the bistory 

of Pittsburgh and Pittsburgh churches qr 974.886 P92. . . .537 

The same qr 285.1 P922 v.113. . . .537 

Presbyterian Church in the U. S. Series of tracts 

on the doctrines, order, and polity of the Presbyterian 

Church - r 285.1 P92s 293 

Prescott, H. W. Development of Virgil's art 873 V34zp. . . .515 

Pressey, Mrs. L. (Cole), & "Pressey, S. L. Methods 

of handling test scores 371.25 P92. . . .564 

Pressey, S. L., & Pressey, Mrs. L. C. Mental abnormality 

and deficiency 132 P92. . . .366 

Pressure. Banning B228p. . . .440 

Prevost, M. Nouvelles feminites 396 P93 14 

Prezzolini, G. Giovanni Papini 858 P22zp. . . .143



Price, G. Perfect housekeeper 822 P94p . .414 

Price, O. Middle Country j 915.1 P94 216 

Prichard, R. S. One thousand prolilems in general 

chemistry r 541.9 P94. . . .246 

Priestley, J. B. Book of Bodley Head verse 821.08 P94 31 

F"ools and philosophers 827 P94f. .200 

Prince, D. C, & Vogdes, F. B. Principles of mercury 

arc rectifiers and their circuits 621.3145 P95. . . .398 

Princess and the goblin. MacDonald j M146pr3. . . 359 

Pringle, H. F. Alfred E. Smith 92 S6421p. . . .663 

Prison Assoc, of N. Y. Study of the conditions in 

the prisons on Welfare Island qr 365 P9562 11 

Pritchard. J. L. Book of the aeroplane 533.652 P95. . . .119 

Problems of personality 130 P96.... 366 

Proctor. M. Romance of comets 523.6 P96 65 

Progressive education; quarterly qr 370.5 P96 64 

Promised land. Reymont R374pr .... 555 

Propert, W. A. Russian liallet in Western Europe. . qr 793.3 P96 78 

Protestant Episcopal Church—Church congress. 

Problems of faith and worship 261 P971 371 

Pryde, Anthony, pseud. Rowforest P9772r 442 

Przezdziecki, R., comte. Varsovie b 914.38 P97 . . . .422 

Pub. ownership; monthly r 351.8 P981. . . .106 

Pub. Ownership League of Amer. Annual report. . qr 351.8 P98an 11 

Puccini, G. Manon Lescaut 782.5 P98ma. . . . 508 

Turandot 782.5 P98tu.... 407 

The same .' . .r 782.5 P98tu. . . .407 

Puckle, B. S. Funeral customs 393 P98. . . .471 

Pueblo boy. Cannon j C173p 214 

Puig Casauranc, J. M. De nucstro Mexico 972 P98 . . . .275 

Le puits de Jacob. Benoit 843 B44p 98 

Pullinger, H. Old Germantown 917.4811 P984. . . .342 

Pulver, J. Johannes Brahms 92 B6882p. . . .267 

Punjab Univ. Circular of the lib. training class. . . .r 020.713 P98 56 

Purdie, H. A. Electrical contracting 621.315 P98 487 

Purdy, C. W. Practical uranalvsis and urinary 

diagnosis r 543.9 P98....185 

Purna Simha. Spirit of Oriental poetry 891 P98 410 

Putnam, D. B. David goes to Greenland j 910.4 P99d 43 

Putnam, R. Luxemburg and her neighbours 949.31 P99 . . . .670 

Pyeshkoff, A. M. See Gorky, Maxim, pseud. 

Pyle, H. Howard Pyle's book of pirates j P996h2. . . 3 59 

Quaife, E. W. Aunt Polly Basset's singin' skewl 793.1 Q16 592 

Quarterly cumulative index medicus qr 010.61 Q192. . . . a75 

Quaternary climates Qr 551.569 Q21 . . . .391 

Quatre contes. Merimee 843 M63q 98



Quear, C. L. School and home gardens j 716.6 Q22. . . .608 

Queensland—Intelligence and tourist bur. Pocket 

Queensland. .. . 919.43 Q22.. ..424 

Quelques contes des romanciers naturalistes. Dow 

& Skinner 843 D76 98 

Quenioux, G. Les arts decoratifs modernes qb 709.44 Q25....135 

Quest, A. L. Hall-. See Hall-Quest. 

Quest of the Sea Otter. Conner j C7532q. . . .541 

Quick, H., & Quick, E. C. Mississippi steamboatin'. .387 Q29m...314 

Quint, L. Pierre-. See Pierre-Quint. 

Raabe, W. Hollunderbluthe qr 833 Rll 290 

Raby, R. C. Regulation of pawnbroking r 332.34 Rll 61 

Racine, J. Theatre complet 842 R12t2 81 

Rackham, B. Early Netherlands maiolica qr 738 R12e. . . .583 

Radice, Mrs. S. (Jamieson). Home and school 372 R13....384 

Radio news. 1001 radio questions and answers q 654.61 R13. . . .491 

Le Radium qr 537.5305 R134.. ..477 

Radke, M. C. Thirteen colonies 792.5 R13 32 

Railroad data qr 656.05 R157 25 

Ry. Training Institute, Chicago. Sheet metal practice. .682 R15....573 

Raleigh, Sir W. A. On writing and writers 820.4 R16 333 

Rail, H. F. Meaning of God 231 R16 293 

Ramal, Walter, pseud. Sec De La Mare, W. J. 

Rambush, N. E. Modern gas producers r 662.761 R17 26 

Ramsay, D. Eulogium upon Benjamin Rush r 171 023. . . .663 

Ramsay, J. Bright threshold R1812b 618 

Ramsay, Sir W. M., & Bell, G. L. Thousand and one 

churches 726 R18 501 

Ramsaye, T. Million and one nights 792.7 R18. . . .262 

Rand, McNally & Co. Universal atlas of the world, .qr 912 R18u. . . .666 

Randall, J. G Constitutional problems under Lincoln. .342.7 R18. . . 379 

Randall, J. H. Making of the modern mind 901 R18 85 

Ranlett, L. F. Let's go! 940.918 R19....672 

Ransom, H. A. V. Short history of mediaeval 

Christendom 940.1 R19. . . .345 

Ransom, J. C. Two gentlemen in bonds Sll R19t. .264 

Raskin, P. M. Anthology of modern Jewish poetry. .808.8 R21....518 

Rasmussen, K. J. V. Across Arctic America 917.1 R21. . . .344 

Raspe, R. E. Wunderbare reisen zu wasser und lande. .r 833 R21 363 

Rastall, R. H. Physico-chemical geology 550 R21. .479 

Rathbun, S. H. Background to architecture 720.9 R21 197 

Rathenau, W. Von kommenden dingen 301 R21v. 105 

Rathmann, C. G. Visual education and the St. Louis 

school museum 371 33 R2l . . . .303 

The same r 370 U25 1924 no.39. . . .303

INDEX TO AUTHORS. 1027 807 

Rawlinson, A. E. J. New Testament doctrine of 


_ ,. the Chnst ^ R23. . . .293 

Rawlinson, G. Seven great monarchies of the ancient 

eastern world 935 R23s m 

Rawlinson, H. G. Intercourse between India and 

the Western World 954 R?3 539 

Rawson, C. Dictionary of dyes, mordants, and 

other compounds used in dyeing and calico 

Printing ^ ,. 667.203 R23. . . .132 

Rawson, K. L. Boy's-eye view of the Arctic 919.8 R23 . . .272 

Ray, H. B. Preparatory mathematics for the building 

trades S10 R24. . . .638 

Ray, J. New elementary algebra r 512 R24 17 

Ray, J. E. Things seen in Canada 917.1 R24. .533 

Raymond Manufacturing Co., Limited, Corry, Pa. 

Chart of spring design r 683.5 R24.... 393 

Read, C. Mr. Secretary Walsingham and tlie policy 

of Queen Elizabeth r 92 W189r. . .417 

Read. H. English stained glass qb 748 R25 .... 497 

Reading, Pa. Directories. Boyd's directory of 

Reading r 917.4816 R2S." ..342 

Real dogs. Gray G8162r 96 

Real reward. Parmenter j P251r. . . .677 

Reavis, W. C. Pupil adjustment in junior and senior 

high schools 371.9 R25. . . .469 

Rebhann, G. Theorie des erddruckes und der futtermauern 

r 627.81 R25 251 

Red caps and lilies. Adams j A214r. . . .606 

Red-Cross Soc. ( U. S. Amer. National Red Cross.) 

Camp Fire Girls book of aquatics 796.95 R26. . . .656 

Red damask. Sachs S1212r 443 

Redford, A. Labour migration in England 331 R273. . . .300 

Redman, B. R. Edwin Arlington Robinson 811 R54zr 30 

Reed, E. B. Songs from the British drama 821.08 R28. . . .518 

Reed, E. G. Essentials of transformer practice. .. .621.314 R28a....487 

Reed, H. B. Psychology of elementary school subjects. .372 R28. . . .469 

Reed, J. E. Masterpieces of German art qr 759.3 R28. . . .404 

Reed. J. O., & Guthe, K. E. College physics r 530 R28 17 

Reed, T. FI. Municipal government in tlie U. S 352 R28. . . .297 

Rees, A. J. Unquenchable flame R2862u 6 

Reese, A. M. Alligator and its allies 598.14 R28. . . .187 

The same r 508.14 R28....187 

Refiner and natural ga'soline manufacturer qr 665.505 R28 74 

Regan, M. J. Echoes from the past 027.2 R29. . . . 364 

Regine Romani. Cahuet q 843 C12r. . . .020



Rehder, A. Manual of cultivated trees and shrubs 

hardy in North America r 582 R29 571 

Reilly, Mrs. E. (Mulqueen). How to cook for children. .641 R31 488 

Reilly, J. Physico-chemical methods 541.1 R31. . . .309 

Reimers, P., & Gluck, A. Folksongs and other 

duets qM 784.8 R31. . . . 140 

Reinholt, O. H. Oildom r 553.28 R31. . ..391 

Reinthaler. F. Die kunstseide und andere seidenglan- 

zende fasern r 677.36 R32.... 123 

Reiter, P. Profits, dividends, and the law 3473 R32 465 

Reizenstein, J. Biblical history for Jewish religious 

schools 221.9 R32... .452 

Religion and modern life 204 R32. . . .452 

Remenovsky, E. Bewertung der brennstoffe auf 

grund moderner kohlenforschung r 662.621 R33. . . .581 

Remenyi, J. Emberek, ne sirjatok!. . .regeny 894.53 R33e. . . .444 

Remer, C. F. F'oreign trade of China 382 R33 . . . .304 

Remey, C. M. Bahai revelation and reconstruction. . . .297 R33b. . . .174 

National church of the U. S qr 726 R33n .... 260 

Peace of the world 297 R33p .... 103 

Seties of twelve articles introductory to the study 

of the Baha'i teachings 297 R33s 371 

Repertorium der technischen, mathematischen, und 

naturwissenschaftlichen journal-literatur r 605 R352....573 

Representative Clevelanders r 920 R354. . . .268 

Republic or empire? the Philippine question r 325.3 R35. . . .106 

Restitution of the bride. Howell H856r 554 

La resurrection d'Aphrodite. Geniaux q 843 G293r. . . .620 

Retrospect of practical medicine and surgery r 610.5 R361 69 

Return of Don Quixote. Chesterton C4272r 361 

Reubeni, fiirst der Juden. Brod 833 B76 290 

Reusens, E. H. J. filements d'archeologie chretienne. .qr 246 R36. . . .371 

Reuter, E. B. Amer. race problem 326 R36am. . . .460 

Review of reviews. 150 years ago r 973.3 R36.... 537 

Revista de chimica pura e applicada; publicagao 

mensal r 540.5 R369 185 

La Revue de Part, ancien et moderne; monthly qr 705 R37. ... 135 

Revue des questions scientifiques; quarterly qr 505 R371. . . .307 

Rex. Benson B443re 615 

Rev, R. La cathedrale de Cahors qb 721.4 R37. . . .329 

Les vieilles eglises fortifiees du Midi de la France, .b 726 R37. . . .501 

Reymont, W. S. Les paysaus 843 R37 98 

Promised land R374pr.... 555 

Reynolds, J. W. Handbook of the mining law's of 

tbe U. S. and Canada r 622.007 R37 193 

Rhapsody. Schnitzler S361rh. 443



Rhoads, J. E., & Tatnall, R. R. How a leather belt 

transmits power ,. 621.852 R384. . . .317 

Rhodes, E. M. Once in tbe saddle R3843o. .442 

Ricci, L., & Ricci, F. Crispino e la comare 782.6 R39c .140 

. The same..... r 782.6 R39c^'. 340 

Rice, E. A. Brief history of physical education 613.7109 R39. . . .395 

Rice, E. E. Grand potpourri of all the melodies 

from the celebrated Amer. opera bouffe, Evan- 

g eline qM 786.4 R39....655 

Rice, F. E. Organic chemistry 547 R39 478 

Rice, J. C. Parliamentary rules r 328.1 R39 . .458 

Rice, R. A. Rousseau and the poetry of nature in 

eighteenth century France 841.09 R39. .515 

Rice, W. de G. C. Palmer House, old and new qr 917.73 R39 530 

Richards, J. A. Drama 808.2 R41 521 

English poetry 821.08 R41 . . . .591 

Essays 824.08 R41. . ..515 

Richards, W. E., & Geier, O. A. Patents; law and 

practice r 608 R41p....l23 

Richardson, L. B. Study of the liberal college 378 R41. . . .384 

Richman, J. Laughs from Jewish lore 296 R42 79 

Richmond, E. T. Moslem architecture b 723.3 R42 .... 406 

Richmond, Mrs. G. L. (Smith). Cherry Square R425ch 97 

Richmond, Va. Directories. Richmond, Virginia, 

city directory r 917.55 R42. . . .208 

Rickaby, F. L. Haven 812 R43 .... 521 

Riddell, W. R. Mich, under British rule r 347.99 R43. . . .381 

Rideal, E. K. Introduction to surface chemistry 541.12 R43i. . . .390 

Rider, Mrs. G. (Tressel), & Hoyt, A. M. Braille 

transcribing 371.9 R43 . . . 313 

Riek, F. O. Rhinelander handbook of refrigeration 

qr 621.5662 R44. . . .398 

Riepka, H. C. Die rohre und ihre anwendung. . . ,r 654.122 R44. . . 330 

Ries, H. Bibliography of clay deposits r 016.55361 R44 . . . .391 

The same r 666.3 ASlb v.4. ...391 

Riesbeck, E. W. Practical heating systems 697 R44....573 

Riesenberg, F. East Side, West Side R449e . . . .170 

Right off the map. Montague M8462r .... 618 

Riley, I. W. From myth to reason 509 R45. . . .474 

Riley, J. W. Raggedy man j 811 R45ra 43 

Rimington, F. C. Motor rambles through France 914.4 R46. . . .422 

Rimskv-Korsakov, N. A. Le coq d'or (The golden 

"cock) 782.57 R46. . . . 508 

Rine, J. Z. Feeding your dog 636.7 R47 .... 646 

Rinehart, Mrs. M. E. (Roberts). Lost ecstasy R472Los . . . .443 

Tish plays the game R472ti 6



Ringer. Wallace W1752r. . . .443 

Ringstrom, N. H., & Gotkc, G. W. Amer. history., qr 973 R47 347 

Ripley, W. Z. Main Street and Wall Street 338.8 R48m 178 

Risdon, P. J. Romance of our wonderful world j 551 R49. . . .432 

Wireless j 654.1 R49....216 

Rise and progress of the province of St. Joseph and 

the Capuchin Order in the U. S 271.36 R49. . . .626 

Ritchie, W. Useful strokes for billiard players 794.7 R49 . . . .408 

Ritter, A. Elementare theorie und berechnung eiserner 

dach- und brucken-constructionen r 624 R51. . . .192 

Rivers to cross. Pertwee P447r. . . 370 

Riverside, Cal.—Pub. lib. Summary report r 027.4 R52 56 

Rivet, P. Bibliographie americaniste qr 016.97 R52.... 603 

Rivollet, G. Les trois graces q 843 R52t 620 

Road End. Morrison M9192r. . . .362 

Robbins, C. B. No-par stock 332.6 R53 . . . .464 

Robbins, W. W. Principles of plant growth 581.1 R53. . . .571 

Roberg, L., praeses. Dissertatio mechanico-chymica 

de ferri confectione ejusque usu vario r 6693 R53. . . .582 

Roberjot, H. L'industrie de la coutellerie r 672.71 R53 .... 573 

Roberts, A. W, & Rolfe, J. C. Essential Latin 

lessons for beginners 475 R53 . . . .567 

Roberts, E. H. How to know laces 746 R53 497 

Roberts, E. M. My heart and my flesh R5363m. . . .618 

Time of man R5363t 55 

Roberts, G. N. AVeasel 812 R53.. . .335 

Roberts, L. J. Nutrition work with children 612.39 R53. . . .483 

Robertson, J. K. Book of lettering 744.2 R54 327 

Robertson, J. M. Problem of "Hamlet" 822.33 S89 . . . . 203 

Robertson, M. D. Laymen and the new architecture. .720.4 R54. . . .260 

Robertson, Sir W. R., 1st hart. Soldiers and statesmen 

940.91 R54. . . . 275 

Robertson-Scott, J. W. See Scott. 

Robinson, B. W. Gospel of John 226.5 R54. . . .371 

Robinson, E. A. Tristram 811 R54tr....412 

Robinson, J. A. Two Glastonbury legends 398.25 R55. . . .471 

Robinson, J. H. Ordeal of civilization 940 R55or.... 273 

Robinson, L. R. Investment trust organization and 

management 332.14 R55 12 

Robinson, M. L. Sarah's Dakin j R552s. . . .608 

Robinson, T. H. Outline introduction to the history 

of religions 270 R55 452 

Robson, E. I. Wayfarer in Provence 914.4 R56. .151 

Wayfarer on the Loire 914.4 R56w 341 

Roche, M. de la. See De la Roche.


Rockefeller Foundation—Medical education div. 


Methods and problems of medical education. . . .qr 010.7 R576. . . .485 

Rodgers' Sand Co., Pittsburgh. List of coal mines, 

landings, and towns r 656.813 R58. . . .400 

Roemer, J., & Allen, C. F. Extra-curricular ac 

tivities in junior and senior high schools 370.17 RS9. . . .384 

Roessler & Hasslacher Chemical Co. Heat treatment 

of steel with cyanide r 009.17 Rol . . . .582 

Roger, Noelle, pseud. Sec Pittard, Mme. H. (Dufour). 

Rogers, A. Elements of industrial chemistry 000 Role. . . .132 

Rogers. C. Colonel Bob Ingersoll 92 I2443r 337 

Rogers, C. G. Textbook of comparative physiology. .591.1 Rol . . . .247 

The same r 591.1 R61. . . .247 

Rogers, L. Amer. Senate 32S.73 R61 . . . .235 

Rogers, L. AY Dreams and premonitions 135 R61 . . . .291 

Gods in tlie making 212 Rolg. . . .373 

Hints to young students of occultism 212 Rolh. . . .373 

Purpose of life 170.4 R61 367 

Reincarnation 212 Rolr ... .373 

Rogers, W. Letters of a self-made diplomat to his 

president 817 RolL. . . .523 

There's not a bathing suit in Russia, & other bare 

facts 817 R61t. . . .523 

Rogerson, F. W. Cost of freight transport by ry 385 R61. . . .304 

Rohde, E. Psyche 292 R62. . . .452 

Rohlfs, Mrs. C. See Green. A. K. 

Rohmer, Sax, pseud. Sec Ward, A. S. 

Rolfe, W. E., & Cannon, L. FI. Municipal bridge 

of St. Louis r 624 R63 .... 645 

Rollier, A. Heliotherapy 615.831 R64 314 

R0lvaag, O. E. Giants in the earth R65o2g. . . .443 

Roman architectural ornament qr 722.7 R65. . . .501 

Roman Catholic Church. Ceremonial r 282 R65c...,371 

Rome, R. Galleria Naziouale d'Arte Antica c Gabinetto 

delle Stampe. Catalogo r 708.5 R663 653 

Romoli-Venturi, Dott. Elettrotermica r 621.364 R66 24 

Roosevelt, N. Philippines 991.4 R68. . . .539 

Roosevelt, Theodore. Amer. problems 304 RoSam . . . .456 

Campaigns and controversies 320.4 R08c. . . .458 

Literary essays 814 R68L....515 

Roosevelt, Theodore, b. 1887, & Roosevelt, K. East 

of the sun and west of the moon 915.84 R68 84 

Root, H. W. Boys' life of Barnum j 62 B2S6r. . .360 

Root Mrs. M. M. Michigan's favorite college 

songs QM 784.61 R68 .... 508 

Root, R. E. Mathematics of engineering 510 R68 . . . .638



Root, W. T. Psychological and educational survey 

of 1916 prisoners r 364 R68 628 

Ros, Mrs. A. M. Irene Iddesleigh R697i.... 362 

Roscoe, E. S. Buckinghamshire 914.257 R71 83 

Rose, A. Boy showman and entertainer 

Rose, H. J. Selection of coals for the manufacture 

j 793 R71. . . .432 

of coke qr 662.7 R7L . . .132 

Rosenbach, A. S. W. Early Amer. children's books, .r 028.5 R72. . . .556 

Rosenbach Co. Catalogue of autograph letters and 

documents relating to the Declaration of Independence 

and the Revolutionary War qr 973.3 R723 . . . .538 

Rosenberg, A. Raffael q 759.5 R19r.... 404 

Rembrandt q 759.9 R33r.... 327 

Rosenbloom, J. Bibliography of lipins (lipoids)..qr 016.547787 R72. . . .390 

Roses of the winds. Lustig j L981r 87 

Rosny, J. H., aine, pseud. La fille d'affaires q 843 R735f. . . .620 

Ross, J. D. Little book of Burns lore 92 B939r 595 

Ross, M. Your tonsils and adenoids 616.31 R73...390 

Rossini, G A. L'ltaliana in Algeri 782.6 R74i 508 

Rossiter, F. S. Carbon monoxide gas poisoning. . . .r 613.62 R74. . . .315 

Rostand, E. Cyrano de Bergerac q 842 R75c6. . . .414 

Rostovtsev, M. I. Social & economic history of the 

Roman Empire 

Rothamsted Experimental Station, Harpenden, Eng. 

—Lib. Catalogue of the printed books on agri 

q 937 R75 .... 425 

culture r 016.63 R75. . . . 253 

Rothert, O. A. Filson Club and its activities r 976.9 R75f. . . .274 

Story of a poet r 811 C29zr . . ..200 

Rouch, J. A. P. L'atmosphere et la prevision du 

temps r 551.5 R77....246 

Roughead, W. Fatal countess 343.1 R77f.... 381 

Rourke, C. M. Trumpets of jubilee 920 R77 527 

Rout, E. A. Maori symbolism 919.31 R77 . . . .533 

Roux-Brahic, J. Mines r 622.08 R78 127 

Row, T. S. Philosophy of the Bhagavad-Gita 891.2 B469r. . . .410 

Rowe, D. Tone stories for boys and girls to play 

and sing qj 786.4 R79 543 

Rowforest. Pryde, Anthony, pseud P9772r. . . .442 

Rowland, Mrs. E. O. (Moore). Andrew Jackson's 

campaign against the British 973.5 R79. .347 

Rubinstein, H. F. Peter & Paul 822 R82p 661 

Ruhl, . Zerkleinerung von brennstoffen qr 662.84 R85 .... 581 

Ruhling, T. C. Underground systems for electric 

light and power 621.3152 R85 487 

Rush, S. R. Historical and genealogical account of 

the Rush family r 929.2 R89. .419

INDEX TO AUTHORS. 1927 813 

Ruslander, S. L., & Main, F. W. Pa. corporation 


t? ,!T' A" ','"•'"; r 33 "- 2 R89 - • • - 237 

Kussell, B. Analysis ot matter 530 1 R91 f)39 

Russell, C. Classroom tests 136 7 R91 447 

Russell, Mrs. D. W. (Black). Right to be happy 371 R913 623 

Russell, E. H„ & Russell, W. K. Ultra-violet radiation 

and actinotherapy 015.831 R91 575 

Russell, P. Benjamin Franklin 92 F879ru 8' 

John Paul Jones



Salzmann, L. F.—continued. 

More medieval byways 390 S18m. 

Samson, H. G. Pittsburgh's civic center 917.4886 S19. . . 

The same r 917.4886 S19. 

Samuel, M. I, the Jew 296 S193L 

Sandy, I. Andorra q 843 S22 .•. . 

Sanford, A. P., & Schauffler, R. H. Armistice day 808.8 S22. . . 

The same r 808.8 S22. 

Sanger, M. H. What every boy and girl should know..612.6 S22wh. 

What every girl should know 612.6 S22w. 

Sanitation Corporation, N. Y. Sanitation of cities r 628 S22. 

Sanson, J. La prevision du temps en agriculture. .r 551.501 S22. 

Santayana, G. Platonism and the spiritual life 184 S23 . 

Saposs, D. J. Left wing unionism 331.88 S24. 

Sarah's Dakin. Robinson j R552s. 

Sardonic smile. Diehl D571s. 

Sargent, J. S. John Singer Sargent [Reproductions] . .759.1 S24s. 

Sarver, L. A. Solubility relations of the rare earth 

oxalates qr 546.3 S25 . 

Sassoon, S. Satirical poems 

Saunders, A. M. Carr-. Sec Carr-Saunders. 

821 S25s. 

Saunier, C. Louis Barye 735 B28s. . . 

Saurat, D. Three conventions 110 S25. . . 

Sauveur, A. Metallography and heat treatment of 

iron and steel q 669.1 S26a2. 

The same qr 669.1 S26a2. 

Savage, H. J. Games and sports in British schools 

and universities q 796.4 S26. . . 

The same qr 371.17 C21b no.18... 

Savignon, A. Le secret des eaux q 843 S26. . 

Saville, M. H. Wood-carver's art in ancient 

Mexico r 913.72 S26.. 

Sayers & Co., London. List of persons abroad or 

missing entitled to unclaimed property r 347.6 S27. . 

Schauffler, H. P. Adventures in habit-craft 170 S31. . 

Schell, E. H. Technique of executive control 658.7 S32. . 

Schelling, F. E. Shakespeare and "demi-science"... .822.33 D74.. 

Typical Elizabethan plays 822 S32 

Schenck, Mrs. J. D. Music, youth, & opportunity 780.7 S32. . 

Schiller, F. C. S. Eugenics & politics 

Schindler, K. Century of Russian song from Glinka 

575.6 S33. . 

to Rachmaninoff qM 784.8 S33. . 

Masters of Russian song qM 784.8 S33m. . 

Sixty Russian folk-songs qM 784.4 S33. . . 

Schirmer, G. Album of bass songs qM 784.8 S337aL. . 

Schliepmann, H. Lichtspieltheater qb 725.82 S34..


81 3 

Schlipkoter, M. War 

rmewirtschaft 

• 

im eisenhutten- 

' ' ' 

.... r C 

Schluter, W.'C." How 'to do research' work." ""'" ' '' 

371.3 S34....239 

Schmitz, FI Deutsche mobel des klassizismus qb 749 S35 . . !.;. 

Encyclopaedia of furniture. . (|b 74g S3Sc m 

Schnedler, W. A. How to get ahead financially 531.84 S35 379 

Schnee, H. German colonization, past and future. . 3'5 3S35 377 

Schneider, J. Laerebog i elemental mekanik med 

tabeller -,. „,,. ,,,, 

c , .. , . ' r 531 S35 183 

Schnitzler, A. Rhapsody S361rh 

Schoder, E. W., & Dawson, F. M. Hydraulics. 532 S36 

Schoen, A. M. Special agents' electrical hand- 

443 

568 

„ , book r 021.3157 S36. . . .252 

Scholastlc qr 051 S36. . . . 364 

Scholz, J. \ . Split seconds 

Schons, D. Some bibliographical notes on Sor Juana 

S368s . 505 

Ines de la Cruz r 012 S37 556 

School arts magazine. Pa. number 707 S37 405 

The same r 707 S37.'.'.'.' 405 

The sanle 70S S37 v.24....405 

The same r 705 S37 v.24. . . .405 

Schoonmaker, F. Through Europe on two dollars 

a da >' 914 S37....422 

Schorger, A. W. Chemistry of cellulose and wood. . 547.664 S37. . . .185 

The same r 547.664 S37....185 

Schotz, S. P. Synthetic rubber q 678.7 S37. .. .313 

Schreger, B. G. Grundriss der chirurgischen operationen 

r 617.9 S37.... 250 

Schreiner, G. A. Cables and wireless and their role 

in the foreign relations of the U. S 384 S37 115 

Schreiner, O. From man to man S378f. . . .555 

Schriever, J. B., & Cummings, T. H. Complete selfinstructing 

lib. of practical photography 770 S37 502 

Schroeder, R. Mica and mica products r 553.9 S38. . . .391 

Schubring, P. Donatello q 735 D72s.... 327 

Schulte, A. P. Facts about Poe 92 P741sc 36 

The same r 92 P741sc 36 

Schultz, Y. La flamme sur le rempart q 843 S38 021 

Schultze, J. Die grundwasserabsenkung in theorie 

und praxis r 6243 S38. . . .576 

Schwarz, M. von, & Dannemann, F. Die eisengewinnung 

von den altesten zeiten bis auf den 

heutigen tag r 669.109 S41 133 

Schwertner, T. M. Eucharistic renaissance 265 S41. . . .232 

Der schwiegersohn. Baumbach 833 B32s2. . . .363 

The same 833 B32s.... 363



Science as good reading 504 S41 . . . .638 

The same r 504 S41 .... 638 

Scott, A. M. Suomi, the land of the Finns 914.71 S42 599 

Scott, C. M. Philosophy of modernism 780 S42 656 

Scott, F. N. Standard of Amer. speech 420.4 S42 116 

Scott, H. English, French, and German banking 

terms r 332.1 S42. . . .300 

Scott, J. B. U.S. and France 327.73 S42u .... 106 

Scott, J. F. Menace of nationalism in education 172 S42. . . .230 

Scott, J. H. Rhythmic prose 426 S42. . . .182 

Rhythmic verse 426 S42r 116 

Scott, J. W. Robertson-. Story of the women's institute 

movement in England & Wales & Scotland. .396 S42. . . .472 

Scott, S. Making God vital 231 S42....103 

Scott, T. Friendship of books 028 S42 . ...172 

Scotus Viator, pseud. Historian as a political force 

in central Europe 907 S43....344 

New Slovakia 943.71 S43 . . . .209 

Scout of the Buckongehanon. McWhorter r M229s. . . .617 

Scoville, S. Man and beast S432m 55 

Runaway days 814 S432. . . .515 

Scroggs, W. O. Filibusters and financiers 972.85 S43 . . . .539 

Scudder, H. E. Amer. poems 811.08 S43a . . ..591 

Sea fog. Fletcher F635sea .... 169 

Sea whispers. Jacobs J134sc 96 

Seaboard National Bank of the City of N. Y. 

Practical suggestions for travel abroad 910.2 S43. . . 349 

Seabrook, W. B. Adventures in Arabia 915.3 S43 . . . .669 

Seaburv, W. M. Pub. and the motion picture industry. .792.7 S43. . . .408 

Seaby, A. W. Colour printing with linoleum and 

wood blocks 761 S43 .... 583 

Seal, E. D. House of simplicity 747 S43h .... 196 

Searing, Mrs. A. E. (Pidgeon). When granny was 

a little girl j S439w 43 

Searle, C. H., & Kober, P. A. Mineral balance of 

the human body r 613.27 S43 . . ..250 

Sears, J. B. School survey 370.2 S43 469 

Le secret de la villa des trois cypres. Du Bois q 843 D85. . . .620 

Le secret des eaux. Savignon q 843 S26.... 621 

Secret listeners of the East. Mukerji M9532s 170 

Secret of Father Brown. Chesterton C4272s. . . .616 

Secrist, H. Widening retail market and consumers' 

buying habits 658.612 S44 323 

Sedgwick, A. D. Old countess S448o . . . .289 

Sedgwick, H. D. Cortes 973.1 S44 156



Seerey, D. F. Small sawmills 674 S45 313 

_ T '; e f amt r 63o'o U2Sb no.718*.! '. '.'.A3 

Segall, J. B. Roumanian folk tales retold from the 

c, , or if illal •. 398S45....505 

Seguin, M. Des ponts en fil de fer qr 624.5 S45. . 192 

Seibert, Mrs. G. A. (Woodcock). Poems of dawn. . . .811.08 S45. '. .'.'. 591 

Seitz, D. C. Great island 917.18 S46 38 

Horace Greeley 92 G826s" \ \ 148 

Selected Russian short stories. Chamot C3572s 361 

Sellers, E. J. English ancestry of the Wayne family 

of Pennsylvania r 929.2 W35s 527 

Sellers family of Pa. and allied families r 929.2 S467s. . . .419 

Selley, E. English pub. house as it is 178 S46. .557 

11 Selmi r 543.05 S46. . . .040 

Selvidge, R. W., & Allton, J. M. Blacksmithing 682 S46 68 

& \\ itt, H. A. Instruction manual for young 

Printers 655.07 S46 491 

Selwyn-Brown, A. History of the Amer. Paper and 

Pulp Assoc qr 676.06 S46.... 393 

Semple, H. C. I'rsulines in New- Orleans and Our 

Lady of Prompt Succor 271.9 S47. . . .232 

Senft, F. Synopsis der mineralogie und geognosie r 549 S47 18 

Sengstock, F. F. Electrical hazards and their prevention 

in various occupancies r 021.3157 S47. . . . 193 

Serao, M. Mors tua 853 S48m 227 

Seraphita. Balzac 843 B21s 97 

Sergeant, E. S. Fire under the Andes 920 S43 . . . .338 

Seton, E. Thompson. Animals j 599 S49. . . .352 

Seton, Sir M. C. C. India office 354.42 S49. . . .377 

Seton, W. W. Some historians of Scotland 941 S49. . . .425 

Seton-Watson, R. W. .See Scotus Viator, pseud. 

Sewall, C. H. Wireless telegraphy r 654.1 S51. . . .648 

Sexton, R. W. Amer. apartment houses of today. . .qb 728.2 S51. . . .501 

Spanish influence on Amer. architecture and decoration 

qb 724.9 S51. . . . 501 

Seybolt, R. F. Source studies in Amer. colonial 

education 373.7 S51. . . 313 

Seymour, Mrs. B. K. ( Stapleton). Three wives S521t. . . .618 

Seymour, St. J. D. Irish witchcraft and demonology. . . .133 S52. . . .366 

Shadows waiting. Chilton C438s.... 287 

Shadwell, A. Breakdown of socialism 335 S52b. . . .463 

Shakespeare, W. As you like it 822.33 0393. . . .521 

Comedy r of A midsummer-night's dream 822.33 P77. . . .521 

Comedy of Katharine and Petruchio 822.33 Q33 81 

King Henry iv; part 1 822.33 W17. . . .521 

Merchant of Venice 822.33 P395. . . .521



Shakespeare, W.—continued. 

Much ado about nothing 822.33 Q17 521 

Tempest 822.33 Q57. ...521 

Tragedy of Julius Caesar 822.33 T198 522 

Tragedy of King Lear 822.33 T393 .... 522 

Tragedy of Macbeth 822.33 TS997.... 522 

Twelfth night 822.33 Q792.... 522 

Works 822.33 J15.. ..335 

Shanahan, E. W. South America 918 S52 669 

Shapland, H. P. Practical decoration of furniture. . . .q 749 S529. . . .584 

Shapley, H. Stars 520 S52. ...638 

Sharp, C. J. English folk songs qM 784.4 S53en 508 

Sharp, D. L. "Sanctuary! Sanctuary!" 590.4 S53s 19 

Shaver, E. L. Leader's guide for young people's 

projects 377 S533L 469 

Shaw, G. B. Translations and tomfooleries 822 S534tr 81 

The same r 822 S53tr 81 

Shaw, Mrs. G. E. (Metcalfe). English caravanners 

in the wild West 917.8 S53 423 

Shaw, G. J. Leathercraft 745.5 S53 497 

Shaw, Sir W. N. Manual of meteorology qr 551.5 S53 571 

Shay, Felix. Elbert Hubbard of East Aurora 92 H8742s 148 

Shay, Frank. Plays for strolling mummers 812 S53p. . . .265 

She blows! and sparm at that! Hopkins j H786she 87 

Shearcroft, W. F. F. Story of electricity from 

Thales to Einstein 537.09 S53. . . .243 

Sheffield, Eng.—Free pub. libraries and museum. 

Catalogue of books on the gas industry r 016.6657 S54. . . .581 

Sheldon, H. H. Physics for colleges 530 S54 243 

Sheppard, J. T. Aeschylus & Sophocles 

Shepperson, Sister M. F. Comparative study of St. 

822.09 S54 335 

Thomas Aquinas and Herbert Spencer 189 T37zs 101 

The same r 189 T37zs 101 

Sheridan, B. M. Speaking and writing English 808 S552. . . .200 

Sherman, S. P. Main stream 814 S553ma 410 

Sherman, W. R. Diplomatic and commercial relations 

of the U. S. and Chile 327.73 S553. . . .235 

Sherwood, M. Merry pilgrimage j 398.26 S55 677 

Sherwood, R. E. Here we are again 92 S5542s 149 

Shillito, E. Life and work 261 S55. . . .174 

Shoemaker, H. W. More Allegheny episodes r 974.8 S559m 211 

Sholto-Douglas, N. I. Synopses of English fiction r 823 S55. . . .263 

Shoot! Pirandello 

Shou-Lin Cheng. See Cheng. 

Shu-jen, Chou. Sec Chou Shu-jen. 

P649s 370 

Shultz, W. J. Taxation of inheritance 336.24 S56. .110


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Shuster, G. N. English literature 820.9 S56. 

Sidgwick, A. Introduction to Greek prose composition. .488 S56. 

Siegfried, A. Amer. comes of age 917 3 5571 

Sierra, G. Martinez. See Martinez Sierra. 

Silent storms. Poole P795s 

Sillery, J. Hotel de Sagan qr 728.3 S5s' 

Silver forest. Williams W742s 

Silverman, A. Research r 507 558 

Simkhovitch, M. K. Settlement primer 331.85 S58. 

Simkins, F. B. Tillman movement in South Carolina. .975.7 S58. 

Simon, E. D. City council from within 352 S59. 

Simon, Sir J. A. Three speeches on the General 

strike 331.89 S59. 

Simonds, F. H. How Europe made peace without 

America 940.93 S59. 

Simpson, C. W. Leicestershire & its hunts qr 799 S61. 

Simson, H. Fraser-. See Fraser-Simson. 

Sinclair, J. Instructions for collecting and preserving 

valuable Lepidoptera qr 595.78 S61. 

Sinclair, U. B. Oil! S6162o. 

Singh, Puran. See Purna Simha. 

Singleton, K. Collecting of antiques q 707.3 S61. 

Singmaster, E. Book of the U. S j 973 S61. 

Sinner's comedy. Hobbes, John Oliver, pseud H649si. 

Sinsheimer, A. Retail advertising of men's and boys' 

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The same r 974.8 S61. 

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Siringo, C. A. Riata and spurs 917.8 S61 . 

Sisco, F. T. On the metallurgy of iron and steel 669.1 S622. 

Sisson, C. J. Shakespeare in India 822.33 HM4. 

Sitwell, E. Poetry and criticism 808.1 S62. 

Sleeping beauty 821 S6232s . 

Sitwell, S. Cyder feast 821 S623c. 

Sixty photographs from the Italian Irredenta qb 747 S62. 

Sjcestedt, E. Le secret de la sagesse frangaise 914.4 S62. 

Skin horse. Bianco j B472s. 

Skinner, C. E. Readings in educational psychology.... 150 S62. 

Skinner, C. L. Becky Landers j S628b . 

Skonhoft-Halvorsen, J. Plan trigonometri r 514.5 S62. 

Skrine, C. P. Chinese Central Asia 915.16 S62. 

Slater, D. D. Pictures from storyland for the pianoforte 

qj 786.4 S63 . 

Slatterv, C. L. Words from His throne 232 S63. 

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Slaughter, M. S. Roman portraits 870.4 S63 201 

Sleeper, M. B. 101 radio receiving circuits 654.624 S63o . . . .580 

Sloman, Mrs. L. (Gillmore). Some primary methods. . . .372 S63. . . .470 

Slosson, E. E. Physical sciences 530 S63 66 

The same r 530 S63 66 

Slosson, P. W. Twentieth century Europe 940.9 S63. . . .601 

Small, J. W. Castles and mansions of the Lothians. .qb 728.8 S63. . . .138 

Small bachelor. Wodehouse W832sm.... 619 

Smith, A. Corbett-. See Corbett-Smith. 

Smith, A. G. Short history of medieval England 942 S642 . . . .154 

Smith, C. R. Bible doctrine of womanhood in its 

historical evolution 396 S64.... 566 

Smith, D. Days of His flesh 232 S645 .... 293 

Smith, D. H. Bur. of naturalization 3253 S64b. . . .458 

The same r 325.1 S64b . . ..458 

Panama Canal 626.9 S64. . . . 485 

The same r 626.9 S64. . . . 485 

Smith, D. N. Oxford book of eighteenth century 

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Smith, E. Form-room plays j 793.1 S646f. . . .216 

Smith, E. A. Mineral industries of Alabama r 557.61 S64 18 

Smith, E. H. Eleanor of Cumberland Mountain 812 S646....522 

Smith, E. P. Rigordans 822 S646 661 

Smith, Edgar F. Old chemistries qr 540.9 S64o 569 

& Keller, H. F. Laboratory notes r 546.1 S64 246 

Smith, Ernest F. Rotary and motor converters. . . .621.3145 S64. . . .398 

Smith, G. J. Longmans' English grammar 425 S64. . . .567 

Smith, H. H. Museum as an educator r 507 S64. . . .307 

Smith, H. J. Industrial education 607 S649 573 

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Smith (John) & Son (Glasgow), Ltd. Bibliotheca 

Scotica r 016.941 S65 535 

Smith, L. A. Music of the waters M 784.4 S65. . . .655 

Smith, L. W. Current reviews 804 S654 333 

Smith, M. M. Book of play production for little 

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Smith, N. B. One hundred ways of teaching silent 

reading 372.4 S6S 239 

Smith, P. Beadle S656b.... 289 

Smith, Reed. Traditional ballad and its S. C. survivals 

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Smith, Rodney. As Jesus passed by 252 S65 9 

Smith, S. C. K. Cotman 759.2 C83s 136 

Smith, S. Kaye-. Spell Land S659sp. .170 

Smith, S. M. Relation of the state to religious education 

in Massachusetts 377 S65 .... 470



Smith, T. Dream's end S662d.... 363 

Smith, W. Geographical study of coal and iron in 

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Smith, W. G., & Smith, H. G. Fidelis of the Cross, 

James Kent Stone 92 S878s. . . .207 

Smith, W. T. Physiology primer r 612 S66p. . . .100 

Smithells, C. J. Tungsten q 669.27 S66. . . .402 

Smoky, the cowhorse. James J 1652s. . . .441 

Smugglers' cave. Hannay H237sm. . . .226 

Snake gold. White j W633s.... 352 

Snape, R. H. English monastic finances in the later 

Middle Ages 271 S66 9 

Sneath, E. H. Evolution of ethics 170.9 S67. . . .623 

Snedden, D. S. Educational applications of so 

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What's wrong with Amer. education? 370.1 S67w. . . .564 

Snell, F. J. King Arthur's country 914.2 S67k 151 

Snider, D. J. Amer. ten years' war 973.7 S67 . . . .347 

Snow, E. Recent and early information about ancient 

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Snyder, B., & Roby. R. W. Fundamentals in real estate. .333 S67. . . .463 

Snyder, C. Business cycles and business measurements. .332 So7. . . .379 

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Social service directory of Philadelphia r 361 S67. . . .375 

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Societe Technique de l'lndustrie du Gaz en France. 

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Soc. for the Promotion of Engineering Education. 

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Summary and report r 620.7 S67s 71 

Soc of Arts and Sciences, N. Y. O. Henry memorial 

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Soc of Friends of Roumania. Bulletin qr 914.98 S67. . . .271 

Soc of Mayflower Descendants, Pa. List of 

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Soft Wheat Millers' Assoc, Inc., Nashville. Tenu. 

Soft wheat & soft wheat flours r 633.11 S68. . . .320 

Sohm M Centrale electrique des mines de 

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Soissons, G. J. R. E. C. E. de S.-C, comte de. Pobsh 

self-taught bv the natural method with phonetic 

' .. " 491.85 S68 473 

pronunciation T^J-.O^ 

Some do not. Hueffer 

H8891s 5



Something about Eve. Cabell C112s....616 

Sommerfeldt, E. Physikalische kristallographie vom 

standpunkt der strukturtheorie r 548.1 S69 . . . .246 

Song miscellany qM 784.8 S6983 .... 508 

Songs the children love to sing qM 784.8 S698 586 

Songs the whole world sings qM 784.8 S6982.... 587 

Sonntag, R. I-eisen unter besonderer beriicksichtigung 

der breitflanschigen und der parallelflanschigen 

I-eisen qr 691.7 S69 20 

Sophocles. Plays 822 S71pL. ... 146 

Soprano songs qM 784.8 S71 . . . . 508 

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Soule, G. Philosophic practical mathematics qr 511 S72. . . .568 

Southern Ry. Co. Progressive Atlanta q 917.58 S72 38 

Spaeth, S. G. Read 'em and weep qM 784.8 S732. . . 398 

The same qr 784.8 S732.... 198 

Spafford, J., & Esty, L. Ask me another 371.35 S73 240 

Spaight, J. M. Aircraft and commerce in war 623.74 S73. . . .244 

Spargo. J. Early Amer. pottery and china 738 S736. . . .136 

The same r 738 S73e 136 

Potters and potteries of Bennington qr 738 S73. . . .136 

Sparkman, C F. Games for Spanish clubs 468 S736g. . . .241 

Sparn, E. Las bibliotecas con 50,000 y mas volumenes 

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tierra qr 027 S73 446 

Sparrow, W. S. Book of British etching qr 767 S73. . . .259 

Spaulding, E. G. New rationalism 149 S73. . . .447 

Spaulding, G. L. Tunes and rhymes for the playroom 

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Spearman, C. Nature of 'intelligence' and the 

principles of cognition 150 S741 . . . .229 

Special Libraries Assoc. Source list of statistics of 

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Special Libraries Assoc, of Southern Calif. Union 

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California r 016.05 S741.... 173 

Spedding, C. T. Reminiscences of transatlantic 

travellers 92 S741s 268 

Speer, R. E. Church and missions 266 S74ch .... 372 

Speer, W. God's rule for Christian giving 261 S742 58 

Spell, L. Making friends in music land 780.7 S74. . . .588 

Spell Land. Smith S659sp .... 170 

Spence, W. R. Story of Bethlehem qM 783.4 S74. 508 

Spencer's (P. R.) Sons. New Spencerian compendium 

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Speyer, Mrs. L. (von Stosch). Fiddler's farewell 811 S752. .412



Spicker, M. Anthology of modern French song. . . .qM 784.8 S75. .509 

Obbligato-songs; a collection of songs with accompaniment 

of piano and violin qM 784.8 S75o. .509 

Obbligato-songs; a collection of songs with 

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Songs of Germany q M 784.4 S75. . '. !509 

Spiller, R. E. Amer. in England during the first half 

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Splint, S. F. Art of cooking and serving 641 S76. . . .72 

Split seconds. Scholz S368s....363 

Spoehr, H. A. Photosynthesis 581.1014 S76. .186 

The same r 5813014 S76....186 

Spooner, T. Properties and testing of magnetic materials 

669.9128 S76. ...582 

The same r 669.9128 S76. . . .582 

Sprague, A. C. Beaumont and Fletcher on the 

Restoration stage 822.09 S76 661 

Sprague, E., & Sprague, C. How to design greeting 

cards 741 S76.. ..259 

Sprague, E. H. Stability of masonry 627.8 S76. . . .645 

Springer, L. Die fortschritte der glastechnik in den 

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Laboratoriumsbuch fiir die glasindustrie r 543.7 S76. . . 385 

Springfield, Mass. Directories. Springfield, West 

Springfield, Longmeadow, and Chicopee directory 

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Springfield, Mass., City Lib. Assoc. Civilization 

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Springs, E. W. Nocturne militaire S7692n. . . .443 

Spurgeon, C. F. E. Five hundred years of Chaucer 

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Spurr, H. C. Guiding principles of pub. service 

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Spyri, J. Eveli, the little singer j S772e 88 

Stackpole, E. J. Behind the scenes with a newspaper 

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Stagg, A. A. Touchdown! 796.32 S77. . . .656 

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Stalker, A. Taxation of land values in western 

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Standard encyclopedia of the alcohol problem qr 178 S78 8 

Standard hospital, asylum, and institution directory, .r 362.2 S78. . . .296 

Standley, P. C, & Calderon, S. Lista prehminar de 

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Stanford, C. Thomas-. Early editions of Euclid's 

Elements qr 016.513 S78. . . .388



Stange, A. Die deutsche baukunst der Renaissance, .qb 724.1 S78. 585 

Stanton, H. M. Psychological tests of musical talent..7803 S79. 141 

Stanton, S. B. Fourth in the furnace 171 S7922. 367 

Stapfer, P. La familie et les amis de Montaigne 

Stapley, M. See Byne, Mrs. M. (Stapley). 

920 S793. 596 

Starkie, W. F. Luigi Pirandello 858 P64zs. .201 

Starr, L. A. Bible status of woman 396 S796. .566 

Statesman's pocket year book of South Australia. . . .r 319.42 S79. .375 

Staton, Mrs. K. E. (Baker). Old southern songs 

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Steam coal buyer; monthly qr 662.605 S79. 332 

Steel, D. Art of rigging 6993231 S81. .313 

The same qr 387 M38 no.8.... 313 

Steele, M. S. Plays & masques at court during the 

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Stefani, A. de'. La legislazione economica della 

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Stefansson, V. My life with the Eskimo j 919.8 S81m. . 

My life with the Eskimos (abridged edition)..j 919.8 S81m2.. 432 

Steffensen, J. F. Interpolation 517.6 S81. . 639 

Steinmetz, C. K. Farm electrified 631.9 S82. . .578 

The same r 630.6 P399b no.407. . .578 

Stelzle, C. Son of the Bowery 92 S824s. . .82 

Stephaii, R. La devotion a l'amour 843 S82. . .98 

Stephen, B. Emily Davies and Girton College 92 D312s. . .595 

Stephen, G. A. 100 pictures of Norwich 914.26 S82. . .529 

Stephens, J. Collected poems 821 S833c . . ..80 

Stern, G. B. Deputy was king S8393d. . ..97 

Stern, O. Das problem der pfahlbelastung qr 624.1 S83.. .485 

Stevens, F. W. Beginnings of the N. Y. Central R. R..656.673 S84. . ..73 

Stevenson, G. S. Charles I in captivity 942.06 S84. . .601 

Stevenson, J. H. Sewockley Presbyterian Church..r 285.1 S84.. .626 

Stevenson, L. Appraisals of Canadian literature 810.9 S84.. .589 

Stewart, D. O. Mr. and Mrs. Haddock in Paris, France. .S8492m. . .226 

Stewart, G. Redemption 232 S849. . .372 

Stewart, H. L. Anatole France 848 F86zs. . .658 

Stewart, W. S. Early Baptist missionaries and 

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Stieglitz, J. O. Chemistry and recent progress in 

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Sticrnet, N. L. Continental pocket companion. .. .r 669.102 S85.. .650 

Stille, A., & Maisch, J. M. National dispensatory. .r 615.12 S85. . .190 

Stix, A., & Frohlich-Bum, L. Die zeichnungen der 

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Stocking, A. M. Saukie Indians and their great 

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Stoddard, J. L. Napoleon qr 92 N129st 525 

Stoddard, T. L. Re-forging America 325.73 S86. . . .561 

Stokes (Frederick A.) Co. House of Stokes 655.473 S87. . . .255 

The same r 655.473 S87 . . . .255 

Stone, J. C, & Millis, J. F. Elementary geometry, 

Plane r 513.1 S87 17 

Stoner, E. C. Magnetism and atomic structure 538.1 S88....389 

Stopes, M. C. C. Human body 612 S88 . . . 325 

Sex and the young 612.6 S88 69 

Storelli, A. Notice historique et chronologique sur 

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Storie di bestie e di fantasmi. Linati 853 L71 .... 172 

Stories for Sunday telling. Bailey B1592s 168 

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Stout, E. J. Daybreak of peace 811.08 S88. . . .518 

The same r 811.08 S88 . ...518 

Strachey, G. L. Pope 821 P81zs....516 

Strachey, J. St. L. Amer. soundings 917.3 S89 . . . .342 

Strange woman. Davis D317s .... 553 

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Strasheim, J. J. New method of mental testing 130.7 S89. . . .229 

Strassburger, R. B. Strassburger family and allied 

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Stratemeyer, F. B., & Bruner, H. B. Rating elementary 

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Straubenmiiller, G. Home geographv of New York 

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Straus, R. Our wiser sons S912o 289 

Straus-Negbaur, Mrs. T. Rare and valuable Japanese 

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Strayer, G. D. Problems in educational administration. .371 S91p. . . 313 

Street, Mrs. A. (Hilt), & Street, J. L. Tides S9154t. . . . 171 

Streeter, B. H. Immortality 237 S91. . . .293 

Reality 201 S91 . . . .294 

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Strippelmann, L. Die petroleum-industrie Oesterreich-Deutschlands 

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Ideas for children's parties 

Outdoor stunts for young and old. 

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Young folk's book of other lands ' j 910 S92.... 352 

Stuart, E. H. Utilizing the by-product of a printing 

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Stuart, Eleanor, pseud. Sec Porter, Mrs. E. (Hodgman). 

Stuart, M. Geology of oil, oil-shale, and coal 553.28 S93....310 

Stub, Mrs. V. H. Songs from the North qM 784.8 S93 509 

Student Volunteer Movement for Foreign Missions. 

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Studies on the fossil flora and fauna of the western 

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Sturgis, M. H., & Blake, W. P. Songs of the Pyrenees 

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Sturzo, L. Italy and fascismo 945 S93 345 

Stiiwer, A. Die entwicklung der eisenindustrie in 

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Sudhoff, K. Earliest printed literature on syphilis..qr 616.951 S94 483 

Essays in the history of medicine 610.9 S94. . . .395 

Suffern, A. E. Coal miners' struggle for industrial 

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Sugden, A. V., & Edmondson, J. L. History of 

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Tavern knight. Sabatini S113t 443 

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Terry, T. P. Guide to Cuba including the Isle of 

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Tesniere, A. Blessed Peter Julian Eymard 92 E993t. . . .525 

Testament of Dominic Burleigh. Elton E565t.... 168 

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Tetrazzini, Mme. L. My life of song 92 T325t. . . .268 

Tex. Univ. Dedication of the biological laboratory, .r 570.7 T32. . . .118 

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Tharaud, J., & Tharaud, J. L'ombre de la croix 843 T33o 98



Tharp, B. C. Structure of Tex. vegetation east of 

the 98th meridian r 581.9764 T33. . . 387 

That island. Marshall M4163t. .362 

Thayer, F. Newspaper management 070 T34 99 

Thayer, W. R. Letters 92 T3412t.... 205 

Thelma. Corelli, Marie, pseud 839.33 C81 . . . .290 

Theosophical Press. Catalog of importations and 

publications r 016.212 T34 452 

Thevenin, Denis, pseud. Sec Duhamel, G. 

Thibault, J. A. See France, Anatole, pseud. 

This day's madness T368t. . . .171 

Thode, H. Franz von Assisi r 709.45 T36. . . .405 

Thomas, Mrs. A. L. (Braithwaite). Nancy Lloyd T3732n 555 

Thomas, B. Picture tales from Welsh hills T373p 97 

Thomas, E. Law of chemical patents r 608.73 T37. . . .643 

Thomas, E. J. Life of Buddha as legend and history. .294 T37. . . .452 

Thomas, E. M. Selected poems 811 T37s 80 

Thomas, L. J. Count Luckner 940.918 T37....673 

Thomas, W. R. Life among the hills and mountains 

of Kentucky 

Thomas-Stanford, C. See Stanford. 

976.9 T37....427 

Thomas of Celano. St. Francis of Assisi 92 F866t. . . .418 

Thompson, C. Broughton-. See Broughton-Thompson. 

Thompson, C. J. S. Mystery and lure of perfume 391 T37 . . . .636 

Thompson, D. P. Green Mountain boys 

Thompson, E. E. Seton. Sec Seton. 

j T3791g2 677 

Thompson, E. J. Krishna Kumari 822 T38.... 661 

Rabindranath Tagore, poet & dramatist 891.4 T13zt 143 

Thompson, H. B. Experimental study of children at 

work and in school 136.7 T38 447 

Thompson, L. A. References on child labor and 

minors in industry 016.3313 T38r. . . .110 

The same r 016.3313 T38r....H0 

The same 

r 362.7 U25bu no.147. .. .110 

Thompson, R. C. On the chemistry of the ancient 

Assyrians V 540.9 T38 .120 

Thompson, S. Life of Eugene Field 92 F457th. . . .337 

Thompson, W. Rainbow countries of Central 

America 917.28 T38. 533 

Thomson, A. L. Problems of bird-migration r 598.2 T38. 187 

Thomson, J. A. Concerning evolution 575 T38c. . . .242 

Thomson, Mrs. K. (Byerley). See Wharton, Grace, pseud. 

Thorley, W. C, & Lewis, R. T. Colloquial and 

business English for foreign students 428.2 T39. . 306 

Thornborough, L. Interior decorating for everybody. . . .747 T39. . . .259 

Thorndike, L. Short history of civilization 901 T39 . . . .534

S3I) CARNEGIE LIBRARY OF PITTSBURGH 


Thorne, W. H. Senior course in mechanical drawing, .r 744 T41 . . . .405 

Thornton, W. M. Titanium 546.82 T41 . . . .478 

The same r 546.82 T41... .478 

Thoroddsen, T. Vulkaner og jordskjselv paa Island, .r 551.21 T41 . . . .186 

Thorp, W. L. Business annals 330.9 T41 110 

The same r 330.9 T41.... 110 

Thorpe, C. D. Mind of John Keats 821 K15zt 79 

Thorsteinsson, T. Iceland 914.91 T41. . . . 599 

The same r 914.91 T41 . . . . 599 

Thrasher, F. M. Gang 362.84 T42. . . .456 

Three one-act plays 822 T42.... 522 

Three wives. Seymour S521t. . . .618 

Thurston, H. 200 tricks you can do 133 T43 78 

Tickner, F. J. Earlier English drama, from Robin 

Hood to Everyman 822 T44.... 265 

Tides. Street S9154t. . . .171 

Tiemann, B. J. Intelligence known and un-known 

about the origin, etc. of the flag of the U. S. . qr 929.9 T45. . . .420 

Tilden, W. T. Tennis for the junior player 796.33 T46t. . . 342 

Tilley, M. P. Elizabethan proverb lore r 808.8 T46. . . . 590 

Tilly, P. T. Woodworking industries r 674 T46 20 

Timberlake, H. Memoirs r 970.3 T47. . . .604 

Time of man. Roberts R5363t 55 

Timmins, C. Selling real estate 333 T47 . . . .633 

Tinayre, M. Saint Jean liberateur q 843 T481s. . . .556 

Tipton, Mrs. E. (Sibley). Menus for every occasion. .643.2 T49....321 

Tire and Rim Assoc, of Amer., Inc. Year book, .r 629.11012 T49. . . .252 

Tish plays the game. Rinehart R472ti 6 

To the lighthouse. Woolf W873t. . . .444 

Tobey, J. A. Medical dept. of the army 355.73 T54 382 

The same r 355.73 T54.... 382 

Pub. health law r 614.0973 T54. . . . 483 

Todhunter, A. Georgian mantels r 729.95 T55g 28 

Todoroff, A. What is what in groceries r 664 T55. . . .325 

Toland, FT D. Choosing the right career 174 T57. . . .449 

Toldo, V. de. L'arte italiana della legatura del libro. . . .095 T57. . . .291 

Toldt, K., & Rosa, A. D. Atlas of human anatomy, .qr 611 T57. . . .395 

Tollemache, Hon. L. A. Benjamin Jowett, master 

of Baliol 92 J476t....595 

Tolman, R. C. Statistical mechanics with applications 

to physics and chemistry 541.1 T58. . . .640 

The same r 541.1 T58 640 

Tolstoi, L. N.. count. Stories & dramas 891.78 T58. . . .201 

Tomita, K. Final refuge 895 T59 33 

Tomkins, W. Universal Indian sign language r 970.6 T59. . . .275 

Tomlins, W. L. Laurel song book qM 784.8 T59. . . .509


TV i- TT -, , ,-... Call number Page 

loinhnson, H. M. Gifts of fortune and hints for 

those about to travel



Turner, T. A. Causes of war and The new revolution. .909 T86. . . .534 

Turner, T. H., & Budgen, N. F. Metal spraying 691.75 T86. . . .123 

Twelve modern apostles and their creeds 280 T91 . . . .294 

Twelve one-act plays 812 T91. . . .266 

Twilight sleep. Wharton W5932tw 444 

Two battles of the Marne 940.913 T93 673 

Tyler, C. Chemical engineering economics 660 T97 . . . .195 

Tyrrell, G. W. Principles of petrology 552 T98.... 571 

Tyson, H. G. Mothers' assistance fund in Pennsylvania 

r 362.7 T99.. ..628 

LTlricb, H. Ouverturen von Boieldieu, Herold, 

Spontini, Auber qM 786.49 U23o2 29 

Unamuno y Jugo, M. de. Life of Don Quixote and 

Sancho according to M. de Cervantes Saavedra..863 C33zun. . . .658 

Under the Tonto Rim. Grey G8872un 169 

Underbill, E. Concerning the inner life 240 U25c . . . .372 

Mystics of the church 270 U25 9 

Underwood, G. Standard construction methods 690 U25 . . . .643 

Underwood, Mrs. S. A. (Francis). Heroines of freethought 

920.7 U25. . .349 

Underwriters' Laboratories. List of inspected fire 

hazard appliances r 614.84 U25Lis.... 395 

List of inspected fire protection appliances. . . .r 614.84 U25Ls. . . .250 

Undset, S. Cross U2S5c 289 

Union list of serials in the libraries of the U. S. and 

Canada qr 016.05 U253 7 

Union Pacific R. R. Co. Zion National Park r 917.92 U25 668 

Union Switch and Signal Co. Modern yard operation..r 656.1 U25. . . .400 

Union Theological Seminary, N. Y. Alumni cataloguer 207 U25. . . .294 

United Engineering Soc. List of articles on earth 

and gravel roads qr 016.6257 U25 317 

United Mine Workers of Amer. United Mine Workers 

of Amer. and the U. S. Coal com r 331.88 U253 12 

United Presbyterian Church in North Amer. Confessional 

statement and The book of government 

and worship r 285.4 U2533. . . .372 

United States. Amer. and British claims arbitration 

r 327.73 U2534....235 

U. S.—Adjutant-general's office. U. S. army as a 

"reer r 355.973 U2535u ... .634 

U. S. army training manual r 607 U2534 643 

U. S.—Agric. and forestry com. Muscle Shoals; 

report to accompany H. R. 518 r 661.62 U2532m 256 

Muscle Shoals; report to accompany S. J. res. 

227 r 661.62 U2532. . . .256

INDEX TO AUTHORS, 1927 8.33 


U. S.—Air mail service. Pilots' directions, N. Y.— 

San Francisco route r 5336 U253....244 

U. S.—Banking and currency com. (House). Hear 

ings r 332 U2Sh 12 

U. S.—Census bur. Animal and vegetable fats and oils..r 665 U25 75 

Census monographs qr 317.3 U25cn.... 456 

Clay and refractory products r 666.7 U25 .... 581 

Farm population of selected counties r 312 U25f. 376 

Instructions for compiling criminal statistics.... r 364 U251L...560 

U. S.—Census bur. (14th census: 1920). Fourteenth 

census of the U. S.; manufactures qr 670.9748 U25 313 

The same qr 317.3 U25cl4 v.9 313 

U. S.—Children's bur. Folder r 649.1 U25f. . . .395 

Vocational guidance and junior placement 174 U25 57 

The same r 174 U25 57 

The same r 362.7 U25bu no.149 57 

U. S.—Coal com. Summary of U. S. Coal commission's 

report r 338.2 U2533s.... 300 

U. S.—Coast and geodetic survey. Current tables..r 551.47 U2S....391 

Digest of geodetic publications r 526 U25d.... 307 

Geodetic operations in the L T . S. and outlying 

possessions qr 526 U25ge.... 118 

Seismological report r 551.22 U25 . . . .246 

U. S.—Commerce com. National hydraulic laboratory. .r 627 U25 .... 192 

River and harbor bill r 627.1 U2532r. . . .317 

U. S.—Commerce dept. Census of prisoners r 365 U253 11 

Report to the president's agric. conference qr 353.8 U25r 11 

U. S.—Construction and repair bur. Instructions 

for displacement and stability calculations, .r 623.808 U2S....192 

Sailors' manual of paints and painting r 667.6 U25. • • -525 

U. S. Declaration of Independence. Fac simile 

copy qr 973.3 U2S3f.... 348 

U. S.—D. C, Joint select com. to investigate 

charities and reformatory institutions in. 

Charitable and reformatory institutions in the 

District of Columbia r 361 U253.. . .560 

U. S.—Education bur. Accredited higher institutions 

r 378.7 U2S33ac... .240 

The same r 370 U25 1926 no.10....240 

Accredited secondary schools in the U. S r 379.17 U25ac 180 

The same r 370 U2S 1925 no.ll... 380 

Course of study for U. S. schools for natives of 

Alaska ,-375U25....470 

Foreign education leaflet r 370.5 LT25 . 64



U. S.—Engineers corps. List of bridges over the 

navigable waters of the U. S r 624.02 U25 .... 128 

Survey of the north branch of the Susquehanna 

River r 627.1 U253su. ...486 

Water terminal and transfer facilities r 627.3 U25wa. . . .486 

Youghiogheny River, Pa r 627.1 U2S3y 645 

U. S.—Federal board for vocational education. 

Bibliography on vocational guidance r 016.37142 U2S 14 

The same r 607 U253b no.66 rev. ed 14 

Yearbook r 371.42 U2S3. . . .384 

U, S.—Federal oil conservation board. Complete 

record of pub. hearings r 665.5 U2532. 332 

Pub. hearing, May 27, 1926 r 665.5 U2532L .402 

Report to the president of the U. S r 665.5 U2532r. .325 

U. S.—Federal power com. System of accounts, .r 657.6281 U253. .253 

U. S.—Federal specifications board. Specifications 

qr 620.03 U253 . 

U. S.—Federal trade com. Cotton merchandising 

practices r 338.1 LJ2536co . 

Electric-power industry r 338.8 U252e. 

National wealth and income r 317.3 U2S33u. 

Packer consent decree r 338.8 U252p . 

Preliminary report; competitive conditions in flour 

milling r 338.1 U2536p . 

Report on the radio industry r 654.1 U2536. 

Report on war-time profits and costs of the steel 

industry r 338.2 U2532re . 

Trade practice submittals r 381 U253t. 

U. S— Fisheries bur. Goldfish 590.7 U25 . 

The same r 639 U253f v.8. 

U. S.—Foreign affairs com. Traffic in habit-forming 

narcotic drugs qr 178 U2535 . . .624 

U. S.—Foreign and domestic commerce bur. In 

Madison, Wis. Technical notes qr 634.9197 U252t. . . .399 

U. S.—General accounting office. Administration of 

the office of the alien property custodian r 341.3 U2534. . . . 563 

U. S.—General land office. Instructions relating to 

the acquisition of title to pub. lands in the 

.251 

.633 

.633 

306 

.563 

.463 

..73 

..62 

.34 

.122 

322 

structions for automotive exporters and their 

shipping brokers r 629.1 U25 . . .645 

U. S.—Forest service. Forest regions of the U. S. .r 634.9 U25f o. . ..24 

Ideal vacation land r 634.9 U25id .646 

Story of the range r 633.3113 U25. . .646 

U. S.—Forest service—Forest products laboratory, 

territory of Alaska r 336.1 U2Si. . . .238



U. S.—Geol. survey. Set of fifty atlas sheets showing 

physiographic types and features of interest 

to engineers qr 016.5514 U25s. . .321 

Set of one hundred contour maps that illustrate 

specified physiographic features qr 010.5514 U25s. 321 

U. S.—Grain futures administration. Fluctuations in 

wheat futures ,- i,iZ() vz5 37



U. S.—Labor statistics bur. Bulletin; industrial relations 

and labor conditions series . . .r 331 U2S36bL 62 

Bulletin; safety code series r 614.8 U2534 ,.69 

U. S.—Lib. of Cong. Braille, grade one and a half 

books r 028.81 U25b....622 

Documents illustrative of the formation of the 

union of the Amer. states qr 973.3 U25d. . . .604 

Joseph Pennell memorial exhibition r 769 P39u. . . .653 

Lib. of Cong, and its activities r 027.5 U25Lib. . . .446 

List of references on the relation of good roads 

to education qr 016.6257 U253....646 

Proposed amendments to the Constitution r 342.73 U25. . . .465 

U. S.—Locomotive inspection bur. Report covering 

investigation of accident to Pa. R. R. loco 

motive 8255 r 621.178 U253....398 

U. S.—Manufactures com. (Senate). High cost 

of gasoline and other petroleum products. . .r 338.8 LT25394. . . 378 

U. S.—Militia bur. Notes on messing and mess inspection 

in the field r 355.81 U2532 634 

U. S.—Mines bur. Bibliography of fire hazards and 

prevention qr 016.614834 U2S .... 125 

Preliminary report ou petroleum engineering in 

the Tonkawa oil field qr 622.338 U254pr 319 

U. S.—Muscle Shoals inquiry. Majority and minority 

reports r 661.62 U2535....492 

U. S.—National park service. Plants of Glacier National 

Park 581.9786 U25.... 392 

U. S.—Naval acad. Catalogue of historic objects 

r 359.071 U2532. ...234 

U. S.—Naval acad.—Trident soc. Book of navy 

songs qM 784.8 U253 .... 509 

The same qr 784.8 U253 509 

U. S.—Navigation bur. (Dept. of commerce). Mer 

chant marine statistics r 387 L*25m 14 

U. S.—Navigation bur. (Navy dept.) Cook book 

of the U. S. navy 641 U253 489 

U. S.—President. Conditions in the Philippine 

Islands r 991.4 U25 672 

U. S.—President. (Calvin Coolidge.) Foundations 

of the Republic 308 C78f 105 

Th e same r 308 C78f. . .305 

U. S. —President's aircraft board. Aircraft in national 

defense r 355.973 U2537.... 302 

U. S.—Privileges and elections com. Senator from 

Minnesota r 324 U253s....298


TT c -nil i i • Ca " num ber 

U. S.—Pub. health service. Supplying drinking water 

° ntrains .-628.16 U2533. 

The same.... r 614.4 U2Sp v.37 pt.i. 

U. S.—Pub. roads bur. Report of a study of the 

Calif, highway system " qr l)25 y pT2534 

U. S.—Safety bur. Report r 6S6 4 Tj256r'. 

U. S.—St. Lawrence com. St. Lawrence waterway 

TT pr °J ect r 627.1 U2535. 

U. S.—Select com. of inquiry into operations of the 

U. S. air services. Report . . ,r 623.74 U2532. 

U. S.—Select com. of inquiry into operations, policies, 

and affairs of the U. S. Shipping board and 

emergency fleet corporation. Report r 387 U25395. 

U. S.—Select com. on Bur. of internal revenue. Investigation 

of the Bur. of internal revenue, .r 336.2 U25398. 

U. S.—Senate. Crawford W. Long r 92 L824u. 

Muscle Shoals qr 661.62 U253. 

Proceedings in tlie trial of impeachment of George 

W. English r 343.! pT25. 

U. S.—Shipping board. Amer. cargo for Amer. 

ships r 387 U25392am. 

Water borne foreign commerce of the U. S r 382 U25394w. 

U. S.—Standards, Bur. of. Strain lines developed by 

compressive tests on structural members of the 

Delaware River bridge r 624.2 U25. 

U. S.—State dept. Amer. war claims against Ger 

many r 327.73 U2S35. 

Flight of Captain Charles A. Lindbergh r 92 L7172u. 

U. S.—Statistical bur. (Railroad labor board). 

Monthly and annual earnings and details of service 

of train and engine service employees. . qr 331.2 U2537. 

U. S. Statutes. Code of the laws of the U. S qr 345 U2Scod. 

U. S.—Supreme court. Power of the president to 

remove federal officers r 353 L T 2535. 

U. S.—Surgeon-general's office. Medical dept. of 

the U. S. Army in the World War q 613.67 U25m. 

U. S.—Survey and adjustments board. Federal 

irrigation projects r 631.8 U25392. 

U. S.—Tariff com. Broad-silk manufacture and the 

tariff r 338.4 U2534. 

Costs of producing sugar beets r 338.1 U25393c. 

Cotton warp-knit fabric gloves and cotton warpknit 

fabric r 337.5 U253. 

Gold leaf r 338.2 U2535. 

Index of foreign commercial and economic 

periodicals r 016.3305 U25 . 

837 

Page 

..23 

..23 

.398 

.400 

.486 

.317 

.240 

..62 

.595 

395 

.466 

.636 

.636 

.318 

.459 

.418 

.380 

.238 

.459 

.315 

..24 

..62 

.32 

.633 

.633 

.463



U. S.—Tariff com.—continued. 

Live bobwhite quail r 639.30 U25 399 

Minutes r 337 U25m 300 

Relation of transportation costs to costs of production 

r 337.3 U257r.... 300 

Sugar r 338.1 U2S393s. ...380 

Tariff information surveys r 337 U25tar. . . .380 

U. S.—Treasury dept. Denaturization of industrial 

alcohol r 661.722 U2S3.. . .649 

Prohibition enforcement r 178 U2534 . . . .558 

U. S.—Veterans' bur. Manual of procedure r 368 U253m. . . .628 

U. S— Weather bur. Snow and ice bulletin qr 551.505 U25s 121 

IT. S. army almanac r 355.973 U2S36 59 

U. S. coast pilot: Gulf coast, Key West to the Rio 

Grande r 656.8 U25g 323 

U. S. coast pilot: the Hawaiian Islands r 656.8 U25h. . . .323 

L T . S. Sanitary Com.—Women's central assoc of relief, 

N. Y. Annual report r 973.7 U25344an 427 

Unquenchable flame. Rees R2862u 6 

Untermeyer, L. Yesterday and today 821.08 U25y2. . . .518 

The same j 821.08 U25y. . . .278 

Untermeyer, R. S. By Richard Starr Untermeyer 818 U25 516 

Unwin, S. Truth about publishing 655.5 U25. . . . 580 

Upson, L. D. Practice of municipal administration... .352 U26....377 

Upson, R. H. Free and captive balloons 533.6 U26. . . .244 

Utley, G. B. Fifty years of the Amer. Lib. Assoc 020.6 U29 173 

The same r 020.6 U29 173 

Vachon, M. Puvis de Chavannes qr 759.4 P99v. . . 336 

Vacuum Oil Co. Publications on lubrication qr 621.89 Vll 71 

Les vainqueurs. Girard 843 G444 98 

Valentine, Douglas, pseud. Sec Williams, V. 

Valery, P. Variety 844 V15. . ..516 

Valle-Inclan, R. del. Flor de santidad 863 V16. . . .227 

Romance de lobos 862 V16. . . .266 

Vallois, G. M. First steps in collecting 707.3 V16. . . .259 

Van Amerongen, J. B. Actor in Dickens 

Van Buren, M., & Bemis, K. I. Christmas in modern 

823 D55zv. . . .590 

story V1772c. . ..619 

The 

same 

Vanderblue, H. B., & Crum, W. L. Iron industry in 

r yi772c. . . .619 

prosperity and depression qr 669.1 V18. .582 

Vandercook, J. W. "Tom-tom" 918.8 V18. 353 

Vanderpol, A. La doctrine scolastique du droit de 

g uerre r 172 V18... 373 

Vanderslice, J. M. Gettysburg r 973.7 V18. 604


,T Call number 

Vanderwalker, F. N. House painting methods with 

Page 

the brush and spray gun ggg yion .643 

Van de Water, F. F. Family flivvers to Frisco 917.3 V185^ 

.530 

v an Dine, S. S., pseud. Benson murder case V18Sb 

.443 

Van Doren, C. Ninth wave \\ ^V186n 

..55 

Van Doren, M. 7 p. u., & other poems 811 V186s. .518 

Van Dorn, H. A. Government owned corporations 351.8 V18 .31 

Van Dyke, H. Golden key V187g 

.227 

& Van Dyke, T. Light my candle 248 V18. .232 

Van Dyke, P. Ignatius Loyola 92 I175v .338 

Van Every, D.. & Tracy, M. D. Charles Lindbergh. .92 L7172v. .526 

Van Gelder, A. P., & Schlatter, H. History of 

the explosives industry in America r 662.209 V18. 

Van Metre, T. W. Trains, tracks, and travel 625 V19. 

Van Ness, T. Religion of New England 277.4 V19. 

Van Patten, N., & Lewis, G. S. Selective bibliography 

of the literature of lubrication qr 016.62189 V19. 

Van Pelt, G. Old architecture of southern 

Mexico qb 720.972 V19. 

Van Roosbroeck, G. L. Anthology of modern French 

Poetry 841.08 V19. 

Van Stone. M. R. Spanish folk songs of New- 

Mexico qM 784.4 V19 . 

Van Vorst, Mrs. B. (McGinnis). Girl from China 951 V21. 

Varley, John Philip, pseud. Sec Mitchell, L. E. 

Varner, W. R., & Smith, F. C. Laboratory manual 

for automotive electricity 629.11 V21 . 

Varnum, W. H. Pewter design and construction q 739 V21. 

Vasconcelos, J., & Gamio, M. Aspects of Mexican 

civilization 917.2 V22. 

Vassar College. Alumnae anniversary song-book..qM 784.61 V23. 

.272 

.655 

Register of funds in trust of Vassar College. . . .r 376.8 V23re. .470 

Vauclain, S. M. Locomotive development r 621.139 V23. .318 

Veitch, F. P. Polluted atmosphere a factor in the 

deterioration of bookbinding leather r 686 V24 . ..20 

Velpeau, A. A. New elements of operative surgery..r 617.9 V25. 

Venezuela—Ministerio de hacienda. Historical sketch 

325 

of the fiscal life of Venezuela 336.87 V26 . .380 

Venturi, A. Short history of Italian art 709.45 V26. 336 

Venturi, Dott. Romoli-. See Romoli-Venturi, Dott. 

Verein Deutscher Eisengiessereien Giessereiverband 

in Dusseldorf. Deutsch-englisches und englisch-deutsches 

fachworterbuch r 621.7203 V27 . .646 

Verein Deutscher Maschinenbau-Anstalten. VDM A..qr 621.02 V27 . ..71 

Verga, G. Mastro-Don Gesualdo V272m . ..97 

839 

.650 

.318 

.294 

392 

338 

.518 

.509 

.348 

.405



Vergnaud, A. D. Nouveau manuel complet de 

chimie inorganique et organique r 540 V27 18 

Vt. Marble Co., Proctor, Vt. Book of Vt. marble..qr 691.215 V27a 248 

The same qr 691.215 V27. . . .248 

Verne, H., & Chavance, R. Pour comprendre l'art 

decoratif moderne en France 745 V27.... 197 

Verney, F. E. H. R. H 92 E3136v. . . .205 

Verrill, A. H. Amer. Indian 970.1 V28. . . .348 

Panama of today 918.6 V28p.. . .272 

Very first pieces for the pianoforte qj 786.4 V28. . . .543 

Vespasiano da Bisticci, Fiorentino. Vespasiano memoirs..920 V28. . . .527 

Veterans of Foreign Wars of the U. S. Proceedings 

of the annual encampment 

Viaud, Julien. See Loti, Pierre, pseud. 

r 369.18 V28 59 

Vibart, H. H. R. Family allowances in practice 

Victoria and Albert Museum, South Kensington. 

331.2 V29. . . .463 

Analysed specimens of English porcelain r 738 V31an. . . .328 

Brief guide to the Chinese woven fabrics 745 V31b. . . .497 

Brief guide to the Peruvian textiles 745 V31br. . . .497 

Catalogue of the collections in the science museum, .r 669 V31. . . 333 

Victoria history of the co. of Huntingdon qr 942.56 V312 85 

Victoria history of the co. of Stafford qr 942.46 V31 86 

Vidal de La Blache, P. M. J. Principles of human 

geography 

Vignola, G. Barozzi da. Traite elementaire pratique 

573.4 V31....475 

d'architecture qb 729.3 V32t 586 

Vikrama-carita. Vikrama's adventures qr 891.2 V32 30 

Villari, L. Fascist experiment 945 V32f 345 

La ville imperiale. Zifferer q 843 Z61 621 

Villiers du Terrage, M., baron de. La decouverte du 

Missouri et I'histoire du Fort d'Orleans r 977 V33 427 

Vinal, W. G. Nature guiding 570.7 V33 307 

Vincent, A. L., & Binns, C. Gilles de Rais 92 R164v 595 

Vincent, Junius, pseud. Ruth talks it over 396 V342 305 

Vincent, L. Little brown company 271.3 V34 372 

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