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power with examples worked out for all the usual systems; plans and
diagrams of wiring systems which have been actually installed in
buildings.

Pocket-size, flexible binding.

Author is head of department of applied electricity, Pratt Institute.

=Electrical machinery=; principles, operation and management. Terrell Croft. McGraw. 318p. $2.00.

An attempt to convey to the average electrical worker a knowledge of
the principles, construction, characteristics, management, and
operation of electric generators and motors. Particular attention is
given to the installation and operation of electrical machinery and
the location and correction of troubles. The treatment is plain,
without difficult mathematics.

The same author’s “American electricians’ handbook,” McGraw, 1913,
$3.00, is one of the most useful reference books for practical
electrical workers.

=Practical electric illumination.= Terrell Croft. McGraw. $2.00.

Treats in a plain manner, as little technical as possible, of the
principles of illumination, of reflectors and electric lamps, and of
their practical applications in interior and exterior lighting.

=Practical electricity.= Terrell Croft. McGraw. 646p. $2.50.

A simplified presentation of the elements of theory and practice of
electric and magnetic phenomena, addressed to the reader with little
technical or mathematical preparation. One of the best books of its
class. Suitable for home study or as an elementary text-book. Fully
illustrated.

=Wiring for light and power=; a detailed and fully illustrated commentary on the more important portions of the National Electric Code. Terrell Croft. McGraw. 426p. $2.00.

A book for electrical workers concerned with the installation of
electric wiring and apparatus for any purpose.

The “National electric code” which this book explains and illustrates,
is a set of rules prepared by the National Board of Fire Underwriters
for the purpose of insuring safe electrical installation. The aim of
the author of the present book is to make plain just how the work
should be performed to meet the requirements of the “Code.” The “Code”
itself may be had gratis from the National Board of Fire Underwriters,
76 William St., New York City.

=Drawing for builders.= R. B. Dale. Wiley. 166p. $1.50 net. (Wiley technical series for vocational and industrial schools.)

Primarily a school text book, but would be suitable for home study by
apprentices or carpenters who lack a knowledge of drawing.

The same author’s “Arithmetic for carpenters and builders” is an
excellent book for the same type of reader.

Author is in charge of the engineering extension work of the Iowa
State College.

=Practical marine engineering for marine engineers and students=; with aids for applicants for marine engineers’ license. W. F. Durand. 4th ed. rev. and enl. by C. W. Dyson. Marine Engineering. 982p. $6.00.

Excellent book for the engineer or novice who may be preparing for
examination for a marine engineer’s license. The treatment is as plain
and non-mathematical as possible. Examination questions accompany each
chapter, and a section is devoted to computations for engineers, with
worked-out examples and problems with answers.

The greatly increased interest in marine engineering renders this new
edition of the best American practical book on the subject
particularly timely.

=Farm concrete.= K. J. T. Elkblaw. Macmillan. 295p. $1.60.

Indicates in a practical manner what is good practice in preparing,
testing, and applying concrete to its many uses in farm structures:
foundations and cellars, pavements, floors, sidewalks, steps, building
blocks, fence posts, tanks, troughs, cisterns, silos, residences, etc.

Addressed to farmers, students of agriculture, and concrete
contractors.

=Learning to fly in the U.S. Army=; a manual of aviation practice. E. N. Fales. McGraw. 180p. $1.50.

Elementary text-book, without mathematics, for non-technically trained
men who may be called into the aviation service of the army. Describes
the types of military airplanes, principles of flight, flying the
airplane, cross-country flying, rigging of airplanes, materials of
construction, erecting, handling and inspecting airplanes.

Author occupies the chair of aeronautics, University of Illinois.

=Army and navy information=; uniforms, organization, arms and equipment of the warring powers. D. C. Falls. Dutton. 191p. $1.00.

Convenient reference book answering questions concerning organization,
draft, uniforms, equipment, insignia, pay, and other matters of
interest relating to the United States Army and Navy, also less
detailed information concerning the forces of other nations engaged in
the present war.

Illustrated with six plates in color and many line drawings.

=Retail buying=; modern principles and practice. C. C. Field. 220p. $1.25. (Harper’s retail business, series.)

Valuable information and advice for those whose business it is to buy
stocks of merchandise to be sold at retail in large or average shops.
Presents the best present-day methods as practiced in representative
American retailing houses. Instructive reading for any one connected
with retail buying or selling.

Author writes from experience as buyer for large department stores and
as instructor in merchandising, University of Wisconsin.

=Practical road building.= C. E. Foote. McKay. 295p. $1.25.

Plainly stated information about the laying-out, financing and
building of all types of country highway roads. Valuable to road
officials, engineers, and lay readers interested in the building of
good roads.

The book has the endorsement of the National Highways Association and
the American Automobile Association.

=Junior Plattsburg manual.= E. B. Garey and O. O. Ellis. Century. 299p. $1.50.

Elementary manual of military drill, physical training, marching and
camping, first aid to the wounded, signals and codes, etc.; suitable
for use in schools. Fully illustrated.

Both authors are captains in the United States Army.

=Elements of refrigeration=; a text-book for students, engineers, and warehousemen. A. M. Greene, Jr. Wiley. 472p. $4.00.

Treats of the design, construction and operation of refrigeration
apparatus and of its applications in ice making, cold storage,
breweries, dairies, rinks, auditoriums, etc. Considers the subject
from its theoretical and practical sides.

Author is professor of mechanical engineering, Rensselaer Polytechnic
Institute.

Another good book, less theoretical and mathematical, is Cosgrove’s
Sanitary refrigeration and ice making, published by the Standard
Sanitary Mfg. Co., 1914. $3.50.

=Carpentry.= I. S. Griffiths. Manual Arts Press. 188p. $1.00 net.

Good elementary book on wooden house building for carpentry
apprentices and as a text-book for trade and vocational schools. Well
illustrated with line drawings and half tones. Added chapters contain
data on estimating and miscellaneous information relating to the
trade.

Author is an experienced carpenter and is chairman of the Manual Arts
department, University of Missouri. He has written several excellent
elementary books on woodworking, which are recommended.

=Handicrafts for the handicapped.= H. J. Hall and M. M. C. Buck. Moffat. 170p. $1.25 net.

Describes manual work which partially disabled persons may learn to
perform. The operations include: basketry, chair seating, netting,
hand-loom weaving, bookbinding, cement working, pottery making, and
light blacksmithing.

Suggestive book for teachers as well as for the workers themselves.

A portion of the matter appeared originally in the _Craftsman_.

=Secrets of the submarine.= M. F. Hay. Dodd. 229p. $1.25.

Plain, non-technical presentation of facts concerning the design,
construction, machinery, armament, projectiles, safety devices and
operation of submarine warships and of their value as fighting
machines.

Authentic, up-to-date information from a writer who for seventeen
years has been occupied with the design and construction of submarine
ships.

=Everyman’s chemistry=; the chemist’s point of view and his recent work told for the layman. Ellwood Hendrick. Harper. 374p. $2.00. (Harper’s modern science series.)

Entertainingly written book which explains in an interesting, often
amusing manner, a good deal about general chemistry and the
applications of chemistry in the industries.

A good book for the layman who is interested in knowing something of
the part in the world’s work which the chemist of to-day is
performing.

=Printing=; a text-book for printers’ apprentices, continuation classes, and for general use in schools. F. S. Henry. Wiley. 318p. $1.25. (Wiley technical series.)

Good elementary text-book covering the various processes involved in
the art of printing from type. The book would also interest many
practical printers.

Author is instructor in printing at Philadelphia Trades School.

=The submarine torpedo boat=: its characteristics and modern developments. Allen Hoar. Van Nostrand. 225p. $2.00 net.

A reliable, readable, well-illustrated book on the submarine.
Discusses all types of submarine boats; their design, construction and
operation, and considers their future possibilities.

=Navigation.= Harold Jacoby. Macmillan. 330p. $2.25.

A concisely written book for the beginner in the study of navigation,
designed to be comprehensive enough to teach the student how to
navigate a ship. The necessary tables are included. Suitable for home
study.

Author is professor of astronomy, Columbia University.

=Text-book of land drainage.= J. A. Jeffery. Macmillan. $1.25 net. (Rural text-book series.)

Primarily a text-book for agricultural schools, but the author states
that he also prepared the book with special regard to the requirements
of the practical farmer.

=Departmental store merchandise manuals=; edited by B. E. Kennard, director of department store courses, New York University, and chairman of Committee on merchandise courses for New York city public schools. Ronald. $1.25 each.

A series of books for retail salespeople in department stores, each
department being considered separately. The object of the author is to
give in a plain, simple manner authoritative information concerning
the sources of raw materials, methods of manufacture, qualities, and
other details of the goods which are to be sold. The following volumes
have appeared:

Jewelry department. B. E. Kennard.

Cotton and linen department. E. B. Thompson.

Notions department. M. A. Souder.

Leather goods department. M. A. Lehmann.

Stationery department. M. A. Lehmann.

The books average about 160 pages.

=Book of the machine gun.= F. V. Longstaff and A. H. Atteridge. Rees. 337p. 8s. 6d. (Dodd. $2.50.)

Describes and illustrates in detail all types of machine guns.

Senior author is major in the British Army.

=Paper; its history, sources, and manufacture.= H. A. Maddox. Pitman. 159p. 85c. (Pitman’s common commodities of commerce.)

Brief, semi-technical treatise which would be instructive to the
general reader interested in knowing how paper is made.

=The Ford car and truck and tractor attachments=; their construction, care and operation. H. P. Manly. Drake. 256p. $1.00.

Pocket-size book with plainly stated information about the engine,
transmission system, control, driving, repairing, lighting, and
starting of the Ford automobile, with a chapter on the attachments
employed in adapting it for truck and tractor service.

=A short account of explosives.= Arthur Marshall. Blakiston. 96p. $1.50.

Brief authoritative account of the manufacture, properties, uses, and
handling of explosives. A chapter on fireworks is included. Useful
book for those concerned with the making or handling of explosives,
and not too technical for the general reader.

The same author’s “Explosives; their manufacture, properties, tests,
and history” (2d ed., 2v., Blakiston, 1917, $16.00) is the best recent
book in English on the subject, but is for the chemist and
manufacturer.

=Wheat and its products=: a brief account of the cereal, where it is grown, and the modern method of producing wheaten flour. Andrew Millar. Pitman. 134p. 85c. (Pitman’s common commodities of commerce.)

For the general reader. Tells briefly of the sources of the wheat
supply, the storage and handling of wheat, and the making of flour.

=The eyes of the Army and Navy=; practical aviation. A. H. Munday. Harper. 227p. $1.50.

Brief, practical, instruction book for beginners in aviation; based on
the author’s experience.

Author is flight lieutenant, Royal British Navy.

=Machinery’s encyclopedia=; a work of reference covering practical mathematics and mechanics, machine design, machine construction and operation, electrical, gas, hydraulic, and steam power machinery, metallurgy, and kindred subjects in the engineering field. Erik Oberg and F. D. Jones, eds. 7 vols. 3558p. Size 11x8 in. Industrial Press. Subscription price, $36.00.

Important reference work giving authoritative information on a wide
range of subjects in the mechanical engineering field. Over seventy
collaborators have contributed signed articles, which are well
illustrated, mostly with line drawings. The matter is arranged in an
alphabetical order, and for greater convenience a good topical index
to all the matter is provided.

The work is worth consideration by libraries in communities where many
machine-shop mechanicians, power plant engineers, foundrymen, etc.,
are employed.

=Aviation engines=; design construction, operation and repair; a complete, practical treatise outlining clearly the elements of internal combustion engineering with special reference to the design, construction, operation, and repair of airplane power plants; also the auxiliary engine systems, such as lubrication, carburetion, ignition and cooling. It includes complete instructions for engine repairing and systematic location of troubles, tool equipment and use of tools, also outlines the latest mechanical processes. V. W. Pagé. Henley. 589p. $3.00.

An instruction book for men entering the Army aviation service, for
mechanicians engaged in aviation engine repair work, and for students
of aviation.

The treatment is plain and practical with little theory and
mathematics. A small amount of matter was suppressed by Government
censorship.

Author is lieutenant in aviation service and assistant engineering
officer, Signal Corps Aviation School, Mineola. He has written several
good books on the automobile.

=How to run an automobile=: a concise, practical treatise written in simple language explaining the functions of modern gasoline automobile parts with complete instructions for driving and care. V. W. Pagé. Henley. $1.00.

Contains plain directions for running and caring for an automobile,
rules of the road, and other things necessary for the automobile
operator to know.

=Storage batteries simplified=: operating principles, care and industrial applications; a complete, non-technical but authoritative treatise discussing the development of the modern storage battery, outlining the basic operation of the leading types, also the methods of construction, charging, maintenance and repair. V. W. Pagé. Henley. 208p. $1.50.

A plainly written book understandable by the average reader. Describes
and illustrates the applications of storage batteries to automobile
ignition, starting and lighting, motor boat and submarine boat
engineering and other purposes.

=Office organization and management.= C. C. Parsons. La Salle Extension University. 313p. $2.50.

One of a good series of correspondence school text-books. Considers
all factors entering into office organization and management, with
special emphasis on the human element. Chapters are devoted to office
lay-out, selection and training of employees, rules and regulations,
discipline, promotions, encouragement of savings, pension systems,
discipline, welfare work, mechanical equipment of offices, records,
mailing department, etc. Test questions accompany each of the 29
chapters and many blank forms are provided.

Author writes from personal business experience and as lecturer in
business administration, University of Michigan.

=A German-English dictionary for chemists.= A. M. Patterson. Wiley. 316p. $2.00.

The scope of the book is broader than the title would seem to
indicate. It gives English meanings, not only of German words
occurring in the literature of general and industrial chemistry, but
includes words used in scientific and technical literature generally,
as well as a good general German vocabulary. Very useful to anyone who
has occasion to read German scientific or technical books and
periodicals.

=Seat weaving.= L. D. Perry. Manual Arts Press. 84p. $1.00.

An elementary book, very fully illustrated, which shows in detail the
processes of weaving cane, rush, reed or splint seats for chairs and
stools. Primarily a text-book for manual training classes, but would
also be a satisfactory guide to amateurs interested in this kind of
work.

Author is supervisor of manual training, Joliet, Illinois.

=Introduction to the theory and practice of boot and shoe manufacture.= Frank Plucknett. Longmans. 336p. $2.00 net. (Longmans’ technical handicraft series.)

Primarily a text-book for technical schools, but might be read with
profit by all engaged in the manufacture or selling of boots and
shoes. Describes hand and machine processes and their underlying
principles, considering the whole subject from the anatomy of the foot
to the finished shoe, with much useful information concerning leather.

The book is a valuable addition to the meager literature on this
subject.

Author is assistant master, Cordwainers’ Technical College, London.

=Equipment for the farm and farmstead.= H. C. Ramsower. Ginn. 523p. $2.70. (Country life education series.)

Text-book for agricultural schools, or useful reference for the
practising farmer. Discusses the layout of farms, fences, farm
buildings, lighting, water supply, sewage disposal, farm implements
and machinery, windmills, water power, and other matters relating to
the equipment necessary to carry on present-day farming operations.

Author is professor of agricultural engineering in the College of
Agriculture of the Ohio State University.

=Elements of industrial chemistry.= Allen Rogers and others. Van Nostrand. 513p. $3.00 net.

An elementary text-book which describes the manufacture and
preparation of many products of industrial chemistry. The matter is
descriptive and not detailed enough to be of value to the works
chemist, but would be understandable to the average reader interested
in the subject.

The book is an abridgment of “Industrial chemistry, a manual for
students and manufacturers,” 2d. ed., Van Nostrand, 1915, $5.00 net,
which book describes processes of manufacture in considerable detail,
but would be too technical except for chemists.

Dr Rogers is in charge of industrial chemistry, Pratt Institute,
Brooklyn.

=Problems of the finishing room=: a reference and formula manual for furniture finishers, woodworkers, builders, interior decorators, manual training departments, etc. W. K. Schmidt. Periodical pub. co., Grand Rapids, Mich. 453p. $5.00 net.

Authoritative manual for those employed in the finishing of woods by
means of fuming, staining, varnishing, enameling, lacquering, etc.
Treats of the preparation of the woods and describes in detail the
processes required for the various kinds of finish.

Directions are given for the selection, preparation and testing of the
stains, oils, varnishes, glues and other materials used in wood
finishing, and miscellaneous information relating to the work.

In the formula section blank leaves are inserted for entering new
formulas.

The author writes from large experience as chemist and finishing
expert.

=American boys’ book of electricity.= C. H. Seaver. McKay. 365p. $1.50 net.

Interesting book for boys, giving simple explanations of electrical
phenomena with illustrative experiments and information about
batteries, electro magnets, telegraph and telephone, wireless
communication, house wiring, electrical equipment of gasoline engines,
etc. Good illustrations.

House wiring, in a boys’ book, might better have been omitted, owing
to fire insurance regulations, but a word of warning is given at the
end of the chapter.

=The application of efficiency principles.= G. H. Shepard. Engineering Magazine Co. 368p. $3.00.

An attempt to show how to apply efficient methods of management in
industrial works; Harrington Emerson’s “Twelve principles of
efficiency” being adopted as a basis. This is one of the few books on
efficiency which treat of its practical applications.

=Masters of space=; Morse and the telegraph, Thompson and the cable, Bell and the telephone, Marconi and the wireless telegraph, Carty and the wireless telephone. W. K. Towers. Harper. 301p. $1.25.

Readable, interesting account of the discovery and development of the
various means of long-distance communication.

Contains preliminary chapters on communication among the ancients,
signaling, and early investigations in long-distance communication.

Good book for readers of high school age.

=Aircraft of to-day=; a popular account of the conquest of the air. C. C. Turner. Seeley. 315p. $1.75.

Popular, non-technical book on the navigation of the air and of the
mechanical devices which have been and are now employed for the
purpose. Tells of the history and development of aviation, of the
atmosphere, principles of mechanical flight, airship theory,
sensations during flight, use of aircraft in war, battles in the air,
etc. An appendix contains aviation world records, vocabulary of
aeronautical terms, French technical terms, tables, and a
bibliography. Illustrated.

Author is a lieutenant in British service, and has written other books
on aeronautics.

=Handbook on care and operation of gasoline engines=, prepared under direction of the captain commandant, U.S. Coast Guard. Washington, Government Printing Office. 92p. Paper, 10c.

A 92-page pamphlet prepared for the U.S. Coast Guard, but useful to
anyone needing a very elementary book on gasoline engines. Written in
the plainest manner possible for readers without technical training.
Libraries may possibly obtain a gratis copy by applying direct to the
Treasury Department, Washington, D. C.

=Technical equipment of the signal corps.= 1916. (Manual No. 3.) U.S. Signal Office, Washington. Government Printing Office. 554p. $1.00.

Contains much plainly stated information about primary and secondary
batteries, electric cables and cable systems, telegraphy and
telephony, overhead line construction, underground and submarine
cables, telegraph and telephone instruments and switchboards, wiring
diagrams, testing, etc.

Prepared for the U.S. Signal Corps, the book is also valuable to
anyone interested in telegraph and telephone installation and
operation.

Libraries may possibly obtain a gratis copy by applying direct to the
War Department, Washington, D. C.

=Building estimator’s reference book=; a practical and thoroughly reliable reference book for constructors and estimators engaged in estimating the cost and constructing all classes of modern buildings, giving the actual labor costs and methods employed in some of our present-day structures, together with all necessary material prices and labor quantities entering into the cost of all classes of buildings. F. R. Walker. 2d ed. 3535p. Author. $5.00.

Gives laborers’ time, quantities and costs of materials, and other
data useful in estimating the cost of building operations. Based on
work which has actually been performed. Every stage of the work is
separately considered.

The book is well up-to-date, but in the nature of things will be
liable to frequent revisions.

=The avoidance of fires.= A. D. Weeks. Heath. 128p. 60c net.

School text-book. Considers the causes of fires in buildings, the
damage which may be caused thereby, how to put out fires, fire drills,
etc. Illustrated. Bibliography.

Author is professor of education, North Dakota Agricultural College.

=Sanitation practically applied.= H. B. Wood. Wiley. 473p. $3.00.

Deals with the practical side of public health work: school, home,
factory and community sanitation, milk supply, sewage disposal,
control of disease, destruction of insects which transmit disease,
child welfare, etc. Valuable to public health officials and others
interested in practical means of sanitation.

Author is assistant commissioner, West Virginia State Department of
Health.

Subject, Title and Pseudonym Index
To Author Entries, March, 1917—February, 1918

=A. E.=, pseud. See Russell, G: W:

Abandoned room. Camp, C: W. (D ‘17)

=Abd al-Hamid II, dethroned sultan of the Turks=, 1842-
Pears, Sir E. Life of Abdul Hamid. (Ja ‘18)

=Ability tests=
Bronner, A. F. Psychology of special abilities and disabilities. (My
‘17)
Melville, N. J: Standard method of testing juvenile mentality by the
Binet-Simon scale. (Jl ‘17)
Monroe, W. S., and others. Educational tests and measurements. (Ja
‘18)
Pintner, R., and Paterson, D. G. Scale of performance tests. (D ‘17)

Abington abbey. Marshall, A. (N ‘17)

Above Cayuga’s waters. Cornell Era. (Mr ‘17)

=Accidents, Industrial=
Blanchard, R. H. Liability and compensation insurance. (D ‘17)

=Accounting=
Bennett, R. J. Corporation accounting. (S ‘17)
Gilman, S. Principles of accounting. (My ‘17)
Webner, F. E. Factory accounting. (S ‘17)

Acres of diamonds. In Burr, A. R. Russell H. Conwell. (Mr ‘17)

Across Asia Minor on foot. Childs, W. J. (My ‘17)

Across France in war time. Wray, W. F. (D ‘17)

=Acting=
Fiske, M. M. Mrs Fiske. (D ‘17)

=Acton, John Emerich Edward Dalberg Acton, 1st baron=, 1834-1902
Acton, J: E. E: D. A., 1st baron. Selections from the correspondence
of the first Lord Acton. (F ‘18)

=Adam, Juliette (Lamber) (Mme Edmond Adam)=, 1836-
Stephens, W. Mme Adam. (O ‘17)

=Adams, Mrs Abigail (Smith)= 1744-1818
Richards, L. E. Abigail Adams and her times. (F ‘18)

=Adaptation (biology)=
Haldane, J: S. Organism and environment as illustrated by the
physiology of breathing. (O ‘17)

=Adirondack mountains=
Longstreth, T: M. Adirondacks. (D ‘17)

Administration of industrial enterprises. Jones, E: D: (My ‘17)

Admiral’s wife in the making, 1860-1903. Poore, I. M., lady. (Je ‘17)

Adornment of the spiritual marriage. Ruysbroeck, J. van. (Jl ‘17)

Adventure beautiful. Whiting, L. (Ja ‘18)

Adventure of death. MacKenna, R. W: (O ‘17)

Adventures and letters of Richard Harding Davis. Davis, R: H. (Ja ‘18)

Adventures in the African jungle hunting pigmies. Geil, W: E. (Je ‘17)

Adventures of a woman hobo. Lynn, E. (Jl ‘17)

Adventures of Jimmie Dale. Packard, F. L. (My ‘17)

Adventures of Piang. Stuart, F. P. (D ‘17)

Adventures of the U-202. Spiegel von und zu Peckelsheim, E., freiherr.
(Je ‘17)

Adventuress. Reeve, A. B: (F ‘18)

=Advertising=
Ashley, W. B., comp. Church advertising. (O ‘17)
Deland, L. F. At the sign of the dollar. (My ‘17)
Dench, E. A. Advertising by motion pictures. (Je ‘17)
Farrar, G. P. Typography of advertisements that pay. (N ‘17)
French, G: How to advertise. (Jl ‘17)
Mahin, J: L. Advertising. (N ‘17)

Advice to women. Stacpoole, F. (F ‘18)

=Aeronautics=
Carpenter, F. A. Aviator and the Weather bureau. (S ‘17)
Collins, F. A. Air man. (S ‘17)
Grahame-White, C., and Harper, H. Air power. (D ‘17)
Turner, C: C. Aircraft of to-day. (Jl ‘17)
Woodhouse, H: Textbook of naval aeronautics. (Ag ‘17)

=Aeronautics, Military=
Grahame-White, C., and Harper, H. Air power. (D ‘17)
McConnell, J. R. Flying for France. (Ap ‘17)
Middleton, E. C. Way of the air. (F ‘18)
Munday, A. H. Eyes of the army and navy. (Ja ‘18)
Winslow, C. D. With the French flying corps. (Je ‘17)

=Aeroplanes=
Lanchester, F: W: Flying-machine from an engineering standpoint. (Ja
‘18)

Afraid. Dark, S. (Mr ‘17)

=Africa=
Du Plessis, J. Thrice through the dark continent. (Ja ‘18)
=Missions=
Livingstone, W: P. Mary Slessor of Calabar. (Ap ‘17)

=Africa, East=
Lorimer, N. O. By the waters of Africa. (D ‘17)

African trail. Mackenzie, J. K. (S ‘17)

Afternoon. Verhaeren, É. (My ‘17)

After-war problems. Dawson, W: H., ed. (O ‘17)

=Agricultural colleges=
Waugh, F. A. Agricultural college. (Je ‘17)

Agricultural economics. Nourse, E. G. (Ag ‘17)

=Agricultural machinery=
Ramsower, H. C. Equipment for the farm and the farmstead. (Je ‘17)

=Agricultural pests=
Conradi, A. F:, and Thomas, W: A. Farm spies. (Jl ‘17)
Petherbridge, F. R. Fungoid and insect pests of the farm. (Jl ‘17)

=Agriculture=
Benson, O. H., and Betts, G: H. Agriculture and the farming business.
(Mr ‘17)
Davis, K. C. Productive plant husbandry. (D ‘17)
Gehrs, J: H: Productive agriculture. (N ‘17)
Gilbert, A. W., and others. Potato. (Jl ‘17)
Long, H. C. Plants poisonous to live stock. (S ‘17)
Morgan, J. O. Field crops for the cotton-belt. (N ‘17)
Wilcox, E. V. Tropical agriculture. (Je ‘17)

Air man. Collins, F. A. (S ‘17)

Air power. Grahame-White, C., and Harper, H. (D ‘17)

Aircraft of to-day. Turner, C. C. (Jl ‘17)

Alabaster box. Freeman, M. E., and Kingsley, F. (My ‘17)

=Alaska=
Higginson, E. Alaska, the great country. (S ‘17)
Stuck, H. Voyages on the Yukon and its tributaries. (F ‘18)

=Alcibiades=, 450?-404 B. C.
Robinson, C. E: Days of Alkibiades. (Je ‘17)

=Alcohol, Physiological effects of=
Fisk, E. L. Alcohol. (Ja ‘18)

Alexis. Maclean, S. (N ‘17)

=Algebra=
Austin, F. E. Preliminary mathematics. (Ag ‘17)

All aboard for Wonderland. Kingsbury, H. O. (D ‘17)

All in it. Beith, J: H. (D ‘17)

All-of-a-sudden Carmen. Kobbé, G. (Je ‘17)

“All’s well!” Oxenham, J: (My ‘17)

=Alpha of the plough=, pseud. See Gardiner, A. G.

=Alsace-Lorraine=
Blumenthal, D. Alsace-Lorraine. (F ‘18)
Hazen, C: D. Alsace-Lorraine under German rule. (Ja ‘18)
Jordan, D: S. Alsace-Lorraine. (Mr ‘17)

Altar of freedom. Rinehart, M. (Je ‘17)

Alternating currents. Magnusson. C. E: (Jl ‘17)

Amarilly in love. Maniates, B. K. (O ‘17)

Amateur philosopher. Grabo, C. H: (Ap ‘17)

=Amateur theatricals=
Clark, B. H. How to produce amateur plays. (O ‘17)

Ambassador. Newton, J. F. (Je ‘17)

=America=
=Discovery and exploration=
Kellogg, L. P., ed. Early narratives of the Northwest, 1634-1669.
(Ap ‘17)

America among the nations. Powers, H. H. (F ‘18)

America and the great war for humanity and freedom. Johnson, W. F. (Ag
‘17)

America and the new world epoch. Steinmetz, C: P. (F ‘18)

America entangled. Jones, J: P. (N ‘17)

American adventures. Street, J. L. (D ‘17)

American ambassador. Byrne, L., pseud. (Jl ‘17)

=American drama=
Godfrey, T: Prince of Parthia. (N ‘17)
Moses, M. J. American dramatist. (N ‘17)
Quinn, A. H. Representative American plays. (My ‘17)

American history for little folks. Blaisdell, A. F., and Ball, F. K. (D
‘17)

American hydroelectric practice. Taylor, W: T:, and Braymer, D. H. (D
‘17)

American ideals. Foerster, N., and Pierson, W: W., eds. (D ‘17)

American in the making. Ravage, M. E. (D ‘17)

American Indian corn (maize). Murphy, C: J. (F ‘18)

American Indians, north of Mexico. Miner, W: H. (F ‘18)

American league to enforce peace. Ashbee, C. R. (Ag ‘17)

=American literature=
Cambridge history of American literature. (Ja ‘18)
Clark, J: S. Study of English and American writers. (Je ‘17)
Ferguson, J: DeL. American literature in Spain. (Je ‘17)
Kilmer, J., comp. Literature in the making. (Je ‘17)
Long, W: J. Outlines of English and American literature. (Jl ‘17)
Mantz, H. E. French criticism of American literature before 1850. (S
‘17)
Mencken, H: L: Book of prefaces. (N ‘17)
Morris, L. R., comp. Young idea. (S ‘17)
Wyatt, E. F. Great companions. (Je ‘17)
=Collections=
Cornell Era. Above Cayuga’s waters. (Mr ‘17)
Fulton, M. G., ed. Southern life in southern literature. (Je ‘17)
Newcomer, A. G., and others, eds. Three centuries of American
poetry and prose. (Ja ‘18)

American patriotic prose and verse. Stevens, R. D. and D. H., eds. (F
‘18)

American physician in Turkey. Ussher, C. D., and Knapp, G. H. (F ‘18)

American pictures and their painters. Bryant, L. (S ‘17)

=American poetry=
Lowell, A. Tendencies in modern American poetry. (D ‘17)
=Collections=
Braithwaite, W: S. B., comp. Anthology of magazine verse for 1916.
(Ag ‘17)
Crow, M., comp. Christ in the poetry of today. (O ‘17)
Monroe, H., and Henderson, A. C., eds. New poetry. (Ap ‘17)
Newark, New Jersey. Committee of one hundred. Newark anniversary
poems. (O ‘17)
=Criticism=
Braithwaite, W: S. B. Poetic year for 1916. (O ‘17)
Morris, L. R., comp. Young idea. (S ‘17)

American presidents. Moran, T: F. (F ‘18)

American public library. Bostwick, A. E. (Ja ‘18)

American Red cross text-book on home dietetics. Fish, A. Z. (Je ‘17)

American revolution in our school text-books. Altschul, C: (N ‘17)

American world policies. Weyl, W. E: (Ap ‘17)

=Americanization=
Talbot, W., comp. Americanization. (F ‘18)

America’s case against Germany. Rogers, L. (O ‘17)

America’s foreign relations. Johnson, W. F. (Ag ‘17)

=Ammunition=
Alford, L. P., ed. Manufacture of artillery ammunition. (Jl ‘17)

Among us mortals. Hill, W: E. (Ja ‘18)

Anchorage. Olmstead, F. (Je ‘17)

Andes of southern Peru. Bowman, I. (Ap ‘17)

=Andrews, Mrs Marlon.= See Hare, C., pseud.

Andvari’s ring. Peterson, A. (My ‘17)

=Animals, Habits and behavior of=
McNally, G. M. Babyhood of wild beasts. (Ja ‘18)
Pellett, F. C. Our backdoor neighbors. (Ja ‘18)

=Animals, Legends and stories of=
Gautier, J. Memoirs of a white elephant. (Ap ‘17)
Greene, H. P. Pilot. (Je ‘17)

=Anne, of Brittany, queen consort of Louis XII, king of France,
1477-1514=
Sanborn, H. J. Anne of Brittany. (D ‘17)

Anne Pedersdotter. Wiers-Jenssen, H. (O ‘17)

Anne’s house of dreams. Montgomery, L. M. (O ‘17)

Annual magazine subject-index, 1916. Faxon, F: W., ed. (My ‘17)

Annual of new poetry, 1917. (O ‘17)

Annuals and biennials. Jekyll, G. (O ‘17)

Answering voice. Teasdale, S., comp. (O ‘17)

=Antarctic regions=
Buchanan, J: Y. Comptes rendus of observation and reasoning. (Jl ‘17)

Anthology of magazine verse for 1916. Braithwaite, W: S. B., comp. (Ag
‘17)

Antony Gray,—gardener. Moore, L. (Jl ‘17)

=Apostles’ creed=
Drown, E: S. Apostles’ creed to-day. (My ‘17)

Appeal of the nation. Gordon, G: A. (S ‘17)

=Apples=
Mackay, L. G. Housekeeper’s apple book. (F ‘18)

Applied mechanics. Poorman, A. P. (Ja ‘18)

Applied psychology. Hollingworth, H. L., and Poffenberger, A. T. (Ja
‘18)

Apprentice course for small libraries. Wisconsin. University. Library
school. (D ‘17)

April elegy. Ficke, A. D. (Je ‘17)

April folly. Lucas, St J. W. L. (S ‘17)

Apron-strings. Gates, E. (Ja ‘18)

=Arabia=
=History=
Hurgronje, C. S. Revolt in Arabia. (Je ‘17)

=Arabic=
Gairdner, W: H: T. Egyptian colloquial Arabic. (O ‘17)

=Arbitration, Industrial=
Academy of political science. Labor disputes and public service
corporations. (Jl ‘17)

Barnett, G: E., and McCabe, D: A. Mediation, investigation and
arbitration in industrial disputes. (Ap ‘17)

=Arbitration, International=
Brown, P. M. International realities. (Mr ‘17)

=Archeology=
Cobern, C. M. New archeological discoveries. (N ‘17)
Joyce, T: A. Central American and West Indian archæology. (My ‘17)

=Architectural drawing=
Dale, R. B. Drawing for builders. (Jl ‘17)

=Architecture=
Caffin, C: H: How to study architecture. (D ‘17)
Cram, R. A., and others. Six lectures on architecture. (Mr ‘17)
Price, C: M. Practical book of architecture. (Ap ‘17)
_See also_ Church architecture
=Spain=
Byne, A., and Stapley, M. Spanish architecture of the sixteenth
century. (S ‘17)

=Architecture, Domestic=
Cousins, F., and Riley, P. M. Wood-carver of Salem. (Ap ‘17)
Embury, A. Livable house—its plan and design. (S ‘17)
Izor, E. P. Costume design and home planning. (Ap ‘17)
Robinson, L. E. Domestic architecture. (O ‘17)

=Architecture, Gothic=
Cram, R. A. Substance of Gothic. (N ‘17)

=Architecture, Greek=
Rider, B. C. Greek house. (Je ‘17)

=Architecture, Lombard=
Porter, A. K. Lombard architecture. (O ‘17)

=Arctic regions=
Muir, J: Cruise of the Corwin. (Ja ‘18)
Peary, R. E. Secrets of polar travel. (D ‘17)

Arctic stowaways. Wallace, D. (Ja ‘18)

Are we capable of self-government? Noxon, F. W. (N ‘17)

Argumentation and debating. Foster, W: T. (D ‘17)

Aristocrat. Parker, L: N. (Je ‘17)

Aristocrats of the garden. Wilson, E. H. (Ap ‘17)

Arithmetic for engineers. Clapham, C: B. (Ap ‘17)

=Arizona=
James, G: W. Arizona, the wonderland. (Ja ‘18)

Armenian legends and poems. Boyajian, Z. C., comp. (Ap ‘17)

=Armenians=
Bryce, J. B., viscount. Treatment of Armenians in the Ottoman empire,
1915-1916. (Jl ‘17)
Gibbons, H. D. Red rugs of Tarsus. (Je ‘17)

=Arnold, Benedict=, 1740?-1801
=Fiction=
Stimson, F: J. My story. (D ‘17)

=Arnold, Matthew=, 1822-1888
Sherman, S. P. Matthew Arnold. (S ‘17)

Around the year in the garden. Rockwell, F: F. (Ja ‘18)

=Art=
Wright, W. H, Creative will. (Ap ‘17)
=Galleries and museums=
Jackson, M. T. Museum. (Jl ‘17)

=Art, British Imperial=
Holme, C:, ed. Art of the British empire overseas. (O ‘17)
Rinder, F., comp. Royal Scottish academy, 1826-1916. (N ‘17)

=Art, Italian=
Berenson, B. Study and criticism of Italian art. (Jl ‘17)

Art of the British empire overseas. Holme, C:, ed. (O ‘17)

Art theatre. Cheney, S. (D ‘17)

=Artists, English=
Smith, J. T: Nollekens and his times. (Ap ‘17)

=Arts and crafts=
Holme, C:, ed. Arts and crafts. (Je ‘17)

=Aryans=
Leslie, S. Celt and the world. (Ap ‘17)

Asgard and the gods. Wägner, W. (D ‘17)

=Asia=
Ware, M. S. Old world through old eyes. (O ‘17)

=Asia Minor=
Childs, W. J. Across Asia Minor on foot. (My ‘17)
Jastrow, M. War and the Bagdad railway. (F ‘18)

Asphalt. Johns, O. G. (Jl ‘17)

Assault on humanism. Shorey, P. (O ‘17)

=Astronomy=
Holt, A. H. Manual of field astronomy. (My ‘17)
Moulton, F. R. Introduction to astronomy. (Je ‘17)

At Plattsburg. French, A. (My ‘17)

At Suvla Bay. Hargrave, J: (Ag ‘17)

At the front in a flivver. Stevenson, W: Y. (Ja ‘18)

At the sign of the dollar. Deland, L. F. (My ‘17)

At the sign of the oldest house. Tompkins, J. W. (F ‘18)

=Auction bridge=
Foster, R. F: Pirate bridge. (Mr ‘17)

=Audubon, John James=, 1780-1851
Herrick, F. H. Audubon the naturalist. (D ‘17)

Aurora the magnificent. Hall, G. (My ‘17)

=Australia=
=History=
Reid, Sir G: H. My reminiscences. (S ‘17)
Scott, E. Short history of Australia. (Jl ‘17)

Australia in arms. Schuler, P. F. E. (Ag ‘17)

=Austria=
Schierbrand, W. von. Austria-Hungary. (N ‘17)
=Court and courtiers=
Rességuier, R. M. H. B., graf. Francis Joseph and his court. (Ja
‘18)
Seven years in Vienna. (S ‘17)
=Politics and government=
Pollak, G. House of Hohenzollern and the Hapsburg monarchy. (S ‘17)

=Authors=
Bennett, A. Books and persons. (N ‘17)

=Authors, American=
Kilmer, J., comp. Literature in the making. (Je ‘17)

=Authors, British=
MacFarlane, C: Reminiscences of a literary life. (N ‘17)
Miller, E. L. English literature. (O ‘17)

=Authorship=
Baker, H. T. Contemporary short story. (Ap ‘17)
Canby, H: S., and others. Facts, thought, and imagination. (D ‘17)
Esenwein, J. B. Writing for the magazines. (Ap ‘17)

=Autobiography=
Davies, W: H: Autobiography of a supertramp. (Je ‘17)
Dunn, W. H. English biography. (My ‘17)
Garland, H. Son of the middle border. (O ‘17)

Autograph prices current. Courville, E. H., comp. (S ‘17)

=Automobile engineering=
Clark, A. G. Text book on motor car engineering, v 2. (Ja ‘18)

=Automobiles=
Barber, H. L. Story of the automobile. (D ‘17)
Dunham, M. K. Automobile welding with the oxy-acetylene flame. (Je
‘17)
Pagé, V: W. How to run an automobile. (Jl ‘17)
=Laws and regulations=
Childs, L. Legal points for automobile owners. (Jl ‘17)

Autumn. Coxon, M. (My ‘17)

Autumn loiterers. Towne, C: H. (D ‘17)

=Aviation.= See Aeronautics

Aviator and the Weather bureau. Carpenter, F. A. (S ‘17)

Awakening of business. Hurley, E. N. (F ‘18)

“Ayesha.” Mücke, H., von. (Ap ‘17)

Bab. Rinehart, M. (Jl ‘17)

Baby, before and after arrival. Cooke, J. B. (Je ‘17)

Babyhood of wild beasts. McNally, G. M. (Ja ‘18)

Baby’s food. Abt, I: A. (S ‘17)

Backwater. Richardson, D. M. (My ‘17)

=Bagdad railway=
Jastrow, M. War and the Bagdad railway. (F ‘18)

Balance. Bellamy, F. R. (Mr ‘17)

Balancing country life. Young men’s Christian associations.
International committee. (Ja ‘18)

Balfour, Viviani and Joffre. Halsey, F. W., ed. (S ‘17)

Balkan freebooter. Gordon, J. (Ap ‘17)

=Balkan peninsula=
=Description and travel=
Brown, D. Heart of the Balkans. (Jl ‘17)
Conway, A. E. Ride through the Balkans. (Ja ‘18)

=Banks and banking=
Dunbar, C: F. Theory and history of banking. (F ‘18)
Holdsworth, J: T. Money and banking. (F ‘18)
Phillips, C. A. Readings in money and banking. (Je ‘17)
Todd, J: A. Mechanism of exchange. (N ‘17)
Withers, H. Meaning of money. (Jl ‘17)
Wolfe, O. H. Practical banking. (Ja ‘18)

Banks of Colne (the nursery). Phillpotts, E. (Jl ‘17)

=Bantus=
Mackenzie, J. K. African trail. (S ‘17)

Barbarians. Chambers, R. W: (D ‘17)

Barbed wire. Piper, E. F. (Ja ‘18)

=Barnes, Ronald Gorell.= See Gorell, R. G. Barnes, 3d baron

=Barrie, Robert=, 1866-
Barrie, R. My log. (D ‘17)

Basis of durable peace. Cosmos, pseud. (Mr ‘17)

=Baths and bathing=
Bowers, E. F: Bathing for health. (Jl ‘17)

Battle of the Somme. Buchan, J: (Jl ‘17)

Battle of Verdun. Dugard, H: (Je ‘17)

Battle with tuberculosis and how to win it. King, D. M. (N ‘17)

Battles of the Somme. Gibbs. P. (Mr ‘17)

Baubles. Wells, C. (N ‘17)

=Bayonet=
Bayonet training manual used by the British forces. (S ‘17)
McLaglen, L. Bayonet fighting. (S ‘17)
New manual of bayonet training and Practical bayonet fighting. (S
‘17)

Beautiful crochet on household linen. Klickmann, F. (Je ‘17)

=Bees=
=Fiction=
McCaleb, W. F. Happy. (Jl ‘17)

=Beethoven, Ludwig van=, 1770-1827
Rolland, R. Beethoven. (Mr ‘17)

Beetle. Marsh, R: (Ap ‘17)

Beggar and king. Glaenzer, R: B. (F ‘18)

Beginnings of English overseas enterprise. Lucas, Sir C: P. (F ‘18)

Beginnings of modern Europe (1250-1450). Emerton, E. (Ja ‘18)

Behind the German veil. Beaufort, J. M. de. (Jl ‘17)

Behind the thicket. Henderson, W. E. B. (D ‘17)

=Belgian literature=
Turquet-Milnes, G. Some modern Belgian writers. (N ‘17)

Belgian twins. Perkins, L. F. (F ‘18)

=Belgium=
Verdavaine, G. Pictures of ruined Belgium. (N ‘17)
=German occupation, 1914-=
Cammaerts, E. Through the iron bars. (O ‘17)
Halasi, ö. Belgium under the German heel. (O ‘17)

=Belief=
Forbes, W. E. Cycles of personal belief. (Jl ‘17)

Belief in God and immortality. Leuba, J. H: (Je ‘17)

Belinda of the Red cross. Hamilton, R. W. (N ‘17)

=Bellini, Giovanni=, 1430?-1516
Berenson, B. Venetian painting in America. (My ‘17)

Benefits forgot. Willsie, H. M. (N ‘17)

=Benson, Margaret=, 1865-1916
Benson, A. C. Life and letters of Maggie Benson. (D ‘17)

Besieged in Kut and after. Barber, C: H. (O ‘17)

Best man I know. Hyde, W: D. (N ‘17)

Best o’ luck. McClintock, A. (D ‘17)

Best Russian short stories. Seltzer, T:, comp. and ed. (N ‘17)

Best short stories of 1916 and the Yearbook of the American short
story. O’Brien, E: J. H., ed. (Mr ‘17)

Better meals for less money. Green, M., pseud. (Je ‘17)

Betty Trevor. Vaizey, J. (Mr ‘17)

Beyond. Galsworthy, J: (S ‘17)

=Bible, Whole=
=About the Bible=
Kent, C: F. Social teachings of the prophets and Jesus. (Jl ‘17)
Work, E. H. Bible in English literature. (Ja ‘18)
_Criticism, interpretation, etc._
Milligan, G: Expository value of the Revised version. (F ‘18)
_Study and teaching_
Wood, C. A. School and college credit for outside Bible study.
(Je ‘17)
_Versions_
Margolis, M. L. Story of Bible translations. (N ‘17)

=Bible. Old Testament=
=About the Old Testament=
_Criticism, interpretation, etc._
Robertson, E. S. Bible’s prose epic of Eve and her sons. (Ap ‘17)
_Introductions_
Creelman, H. Introduction to the Old Testament. (D ‘17)
_Prophets_
Bizzell, W: B. Social teachings of the Jewish prophets. (Je ‘17)
=Parts of the Old Testament=
_Genesis_
Robertson. E. S. Bible’s prose epic of Eve and her sons. (Ap ‘17)

=Bible. New Testament=
=About the New Testament=
Hayes, D. A. John and his writings. (Je ‘17)
_Antiquities_
Cobern, C. M. New archeological discoveries. (N ‘17)
=Parts of the New Testament=
_Gospels_
Sharman, H: B. Records of the life of Jesus. (F ‘18)

=Bibliographies=
Bacon, C., comp. Children’s catalog of thirty-five hundred books. (Ap
‘17)
Grimm, M. E., comp. Translations of foreign novels. (D ‘17)
Webb, A. P., comp. Bibliography of the works of Thomas Hardy,
1865-1915. (Ap ‘17)

Bibliography on “English for engineers.” Sypherd, W. O. (O ‘17)

Big little person. Eastman, R. L. (N ‘17)

Bindle. Jenkins, H. G: (Ap ‘17)

Bindweed. Vallings, G. (Jl ‘17)

=Biography=
Bassett, J: S. Middle group of American historians. (Mr ‘17)
Bradford, G. Naturalist of souls. (N ‘17)
Dunn, W. H. English biography. (My ‘17)
Gribble, F. H: Women in war. (O ‘17)
Macfarlane, A. Lectures on ten British mathematicians of the
nineteenth century. (Jl ‘17)
Parkman, M. R. Heroes of to-day. (D ‘17)
Parkman, M. R. Heroines of service. (D ‘17)
Slosson, E. E. Six major prophets. (My ‘17)
=Dictionaries=
Preev, Z. N. Russian revolution and Who’s who in Russia. (Ag ‘17)

=Biological chemistry=
Tashiro, S. Chemical sign of life. (N ‘17)

=Biology=
Calkins, G. N. Biology. (Ja ‘18)
Darbishire, A. D. Introduction to a biology. (Jl ‘17)
Loeb, J. Organism as a whole. (S ‘17)

Biology of twins (mammals). Newman, H. H. (Ja ‘18)

=Birds=
Dixon, R. Human side of birds. (Ja ‘18)
Doubleday, N. B. Birds worth knowing. (Je ‘17)
Geikie, Sir A. Birds of Shakespeare. (Je ‘17)
Kuser, J: D. Way to study birds. (Jl ‘17)
Pearson, T: G. Bird study book. (Ap ‘17)
Porter, G. Friends in feathers. (Jl ‘17)

=Birth control=
Ellis, H. Essays in war-time. (Mr ‘17)

=Bitter, Karl Theodore Francis, 1867-1915=
Schevill, F. Karl Bitter. (S ‘17)

=Blanchan, Neltje=, pseud. See Doubleday, N. B.

=Blast furnaces=
Johnson, J. E., jr. Blast-furnace construction in America. (S ‘17)

Blue aura. Miller, E. Y. (Ja ‘18)

Blue envelope. Kerr, S. (My ‘17)

Blue heron’s feather. Holland, R. S. (D ‘17)

Blue streak. Hines, J: C. (D ‘17)

=Boats and boating=
Miller, W. H. Boys’ book of canoeing and sailing. (My ‘17)

Book of ballads, old and new. Stempel, G. H., comp. and ed. (N ‘17)

Book of camping. Verrill, A. H. (S ‘17)

Book of Carnegie libraries. Koch, T. W. (Ja ‘18)

Book of holidays. McSpadden, J. W. (Ja ‘18)

Book of home nursing. Campbell, F. (Ja ‘18)

Book of New York. Shackleton, R. (F ‘18)

Book of New York verse. Armstrong, H. F., ed. (F ‘18)

Book of prefaces. Mencken, H: L: (N ‘17)

Book of self. Oppenheim, J. (Jl ‘17)

Book of the happy warrior. Newbolt, Sir H: J: (Ja ‘18)

Book of the machine gun. Longstaff, F: V., and Atteridge, A. H. (Ja
‘18)

Book of the peony. Harding, A. (Je ‘17)

Book of the West Indies. Verrill, A. H. (F ‘18)

Book of verse of the great war. Wheeler, W: R., ed. (Ja ‘18)

=Books=
Aldis, H. G. Printed book. (S ‘17)

Books and persons. Bennett, A. (N ‘17)

=Books and reading=
Kerfoot, J. B. How to read. (Ag ‘17)
Ward, G. O. Practical use of books and libraries. (Jl ‘17)

=Books for boys and girls=
Aldon, A. Island of Appledore. (D ‘17)
Altsheler, J. A. Rulers of the lakes. (D ‘17)
Ames, J. B. Under boy scout colors. (D ‘17)
Ashmun, M. E. Heart of Isabel Carleton. (D ‘17)
Barbee, L. Let’s pretend. (D ‘17)
Bassett, S. W. Story of sugar. (Ja ‘18)
Blaisdell, A. F., and Ball, F. K. American history for little folks.
(D ‘17)
Bosschère, J. de. Christmas tales of Flanders. (Ja ‘18)
Brown, E. A. Spanish chest. (D ‘17)
Browne, B. White blanket. (Ja ‘18)
Calhoun, D. D. Princess of Let’s Pretend. (S ‘17)
Carmichael, M. H., comp. Pioneer days. (D ‘17)
Cauldwell, S: M. Chocolate cake and black sand. (D ‘17)
Chaplin, A. Treasury of fairy tales. (Ja ‘18)
Chase, M. E. Virginia of Elk Creek valley. (N ‘17)
Collins, A. F: Magic of science. (D ‘17)
Collins, A. F: Money making for boys. (Ja ‘18)
Collins, A. F: and V. D. Boys’ book of submarines. (F ‘18)
Conradi, A. F:, and Thomas, W: A., Farm spies. (Jl ‘17)
Cragin, L. E. Sunday story hour. (D ‘17)
Crump, I. Boys’ book of policemen. (Je ‘17)
Dasent, Sir G: W. East o’ the sun and west o’ the moon. (My ‘17)
Davis, R: H. Boy scout. (D ‘17)
De Groot, C. When I was a girl in Holland. (D ‘17)
De La Mare, W. J: Peacock pie. (Jl ‘17)
Dickinson, A. D. and H. W., eds. Children’s book of patriotic
stories. (D ‘17)
Dunn, B. A. Boy scouts of the Shenandoah. (Ap ‘17)
Dyer, W. A. Five Babbitts at Bonnyacres. (D ‘17)
Eells, E. S. Fairy tales from Brazil. (D ‘17)
Fabre, J. H. C. Insect adventures. (Ja ‘18)
Fabre, J. H. C. Story-book of science. (D ‘17)
Fall, D. Science for beginners. (Ja ‘18)
Fisher, D. F. Understood Betsy. (O ‘17)
French, A. Golden Eagle. (D ‘17)
Fryer, J. Mary Frances first aid book. (N ‘17)
Gaines, R. L., and Read, G. W. Village shield. (O ‘17)
Garis, H. R. Venture boys afloat. (D ‘17)
Gautier, J. Memoirs of a white elephant. (Ap ‘17)
Geil, W: E. Adventures in the African jungle hunting pigmies. (Je
‘17)
Gray, V. G. Margery Morris. (F ‘18)
Greene, H. P. Pilot. (Je ‘17)
Gregor, E. R. White otter. (Je ‘17)
Grosvenor, J. Strange stories of the great valley. (Je ‘17)
Hagedorn, H. You are the hope of the world! (O ‘17)
Hall, M. E. Roger Williams. (D ‘17)
Hamilton, J. G. de R. and M. T. Life of Robert E. Lee for boys and
girls. (D ‘17)
Hawkes, C. Wood and water friends. (D ‘17)
Holland, R. S. Blue heron’s feather. (D ‘17)
Jackson, G. E. Silverheels. (D ‘17)
Jefferson, C: E: Land of enough. (Ja ‘18)
Jones, R. M. St Paul, the hero. (O ‘17)
Judson, K. B. Old Crow stories. (D ‘17)
Kingsbury, H. O. All aboard for Wonderland. (D ‘17)
Knipe, E. and A. A. Lost little lady. (D ‘17)
Knipe, E. and A. A. Maid of old Manhattan. (D ‘17)
Lange, D. Lure of the Mississippi. (D ‘17)
Livingstone, W: P. Story of Mary Slessor for young people. (D ‘17)
Macaulay, F. Camp Jolly. (D ‘17)
McCaleb. W. F. Happy. (Jl ‘17)
McFee, I. N. Boys and girls of many lands. (D ‘17)
Marshall, H. E. This country of ours. (F ‘18)
Mathewson, C. Second base Sloan. (Jl ‘17)
Merington, M. More fairy tale plays. (D ‘17)
Miller, W. H. Boys’ book of canoeing and sailing. (My ‘17)
Newberry, P. Castaway Island. (D ‘17)
Newbolt, Sir H: J: Book of the happy warrior. (Ja ‘18)
Niemeyer, N. Stories for the history hour. (D ‘17)
Olcott, F. J. Red Indian fairy book. (D ‘17)
Olcott, F. J. Tales of the Persian genii. (Ja ‘18)
Paget, S. I sometimes think. (Jl ‘17)
Parkman, M. R. Heroes of to-day. (D ‘17)

Parkman, M. R. Heroines of service. (D ‘17)
Parry. T: W. When Daddy was a boy. (D ‘17)
Peattie, E. Newcomers. (D ‘17)
Perkins, L. F. Belgian twins. (F ‘18)
Pier, A. S. Plattsburgers. (O ‘17)
Pollock, F. L. Northern diamonds. (D ‘17)
Pollock, F. L. Wilderness honey. (D ‘17)
Quinn, E. V., ed. Stokes’ wonder book of fairy tales. (D ‘17)
Rice, G., ed. Boys’ book of sports. (D ‘17)
Rollins, M. Village pest. (Ja ‘18)
Rolt-Wheeler., F. W: Boy with the U.S. weather men. (Ja ‘18)
Rolt-Wheeler, F. W: Polar hunters. (Jl ‘17)
Rolt-Wheeler, F. W: Wonder of war in the air. (F ‘18)
Samson, R. M. Schoolgirl allies. (Ja ‘18)
Schultz, J. W. Gold cache. (D ‘17)
Scott, E. Elizabeth Bess. (D ‘17)
Seaman, A. H. Girl next door. (D ‘17)
Seebach, J. F. and M. R. Singing weaver. (D ‘17)
Singmaster, E. Long journey. (Ap ‘17)
Skinner, A. M. and E. L., comps. Topaz story book. (Ja ‘18)
Smith, E. S., comp. Mystery tales for boys and girls. (D ‘17)
Snell, R. J. Eskimo Robinson Crusoe. (D ‘17)
Stuart, F. P. Adventures of Piang. (D ‘17)
Turpin, E. H: L. Peggy of Roundabout lane. (D ‘17)
Vaizey, J. Betty Trevor. (Mr ‘17)
Van Teslaar, J. S. When I was a boy in Roumania. (Jl ‘17)
Wallace, D. Arctic stowaways. (Ja ‘18)
Whyte, A. G. World’s wonder stories. (D ‘17)
Widdemer, M. Winona of Camp Karonya. (Ja ‘18)
Wilkinson, A. Boy holidays in the Louisiana wilds. (D ‘17)
Yard, R. S. Top of the continent. (D ‘17)

=Booksellers and bookselling=
Longman, W. Tokens of the eighteenth century connected with
booksellers and bookmakers. (Jl ‘17)

=Borneo=
Shelford, R. W. C. Naturalist in Borneo. (S ‘17)

=Botany=
Clements, F: E: Plant succession. (My ‘17)
Faulkner, H. W. Mysteries of the flowers. (My ‘17)
Gager, C: S. Fundamentals of botany. (Je ‘17)
Ganong, W: F. Textbook of botany for colleges. (Je ‘17)
Keeler, H. L. Wayside flowers of summer. (Je ‘17)

=Boundaries=
Holdich, Sir T: H. Political frontiers and boundary making. (Ap ‘17)

Boy holidays in the Louisiana wilds. Wilkinson, A. (D ‘17)

Boy scout. Davis, R: H. (D ‘17)

Boy scouts of the Shenandoah. Dunn, B. A. (Ap ‘17)

Boy with the U.S. weather men. Rolt-Wheeler, F. W: (Ja ‘18)

Boys and girls of many lands. McFee, I. N. (D ‘17)

Boys’ book of canoeing and sailing. Miller, W. H. (My ‘17)

Boys’ book of policemen. Crump, I. (Je ‘17)

Boys’ book of sports. Rice, G., ed. (D ‘17)

Boys’ book of submarines. Collins, A. F: and V. D. (F ‘18)

Boys’ camp manual. Taylor, C: K. (F ‘18)

Bracelet of garnets. Kuprin, A. I. (Je ‘17)

Brahmadarsanam. Achārya, A. (Ja ‘18)

Brandon of the engineers. Bindloss, H. (Mr ‘17)

=Brazil=
Cooper, C. S. Brazilians and their country. (Ja ‘18)
Elliott, L. E. Brazil today and tomorrow. (My ‘17)

Breaches of Anglo-American treaties. Bigelow, J: (My ‘17)

=Breathing=
Haldane, J: S. Organism and environment as illustrated by the
physiology of breathing. (O ‘17)

=Breshkovsky, Mme Catherine=, 1845-
Breshkovsky, C. Little grandmother of the Russian revolution. (Ja
‘18)

=Brieux, Eugène=, 1858-
Scheifley, W: H. Brieux and contemporary French society. (Ja ‘18)

Bringing out Barbara. Train, E. (D ‘17)

Britain in arms. Destrée, J. (N ‘17)

Britain’s civilian volunteers. Bowser, T. (Jl ‘17)

=British Columbia=
=Description and travel=
Haworth, P. L. On the headwaters of Peace river. (Ja ‘18)

British foreign policy in Europe to the end of the 19th century.
Egerton, H. E: (F ‘18)

=British In South America=
Koebel, W: H: British exploits In South America. (O ‘17)

British museum library. Rawlings, G. B. (Ap ‘17)

British navy at war. Dixon, W: M. (S ‘17)

Broken gate. Hough, E. (N ‘17)

Broken wing. Naidu, S. (My ‘17)

Bromley neighborhood. Brown, A. (S ‘17)

=Brooke, Stopford Augustus=, 1832-1916
Jacks, L. P. Life and letters of Stopford Brooke. (F ‘18)

Brothers in arms. Powell, E. A. (Ag ‘17)

Brought forward. Cunninghame Graham, R. B. (F ‘18)

Brown-eyed Susan. Irwin, G. (O ‘17)

Brown study. Richmond, G. L. (Je ‘17)

=Bruno, Giordano=, 1548-1600
Boulting, W: Giordano Bruno. (F ‘18)

Bucking the tiger. Abdullah, A. (O ‘17)

=Buckley, James Monroe=, 1836-
Mains, G: P. James Monroe Buckley. (N ‘17)

=Buddhism=
Anesaki, M. Nichiren, the Buddhist prophet. (Ap ‘17)
Coomaraswamy, A. K. Buddha and the gospel of Buddhism. (Ag ‘17)

=Budget=
Stourm, R. Budget. (D ‘17)

=Budgett, Mrs Sidney.= See Dejeans, E.

Bullets and billets. Bairnsfather, B. (Mr ‘17)

=Burns, Robert=, 1759-1796
Burns, R. Sylvander and Clarinda. (D ‘17)
Neilson, W: A. Robert Burns: how to know him. (S ‘17)

=Burrows, Julius Cæsar=, 1837-1915
Orcutt, W: D. Burrows of Michigan and the Republican party. (F ‘18)

=Business books=
Bennett, R. J. Corporation accounting. (S ‘17)
Church, A. H. Manufacturing costs and accounts. (Jl ‘17)
Crane, V. E. Business law for business men. (Je ‘17)
Farrar, G. P. Typography of advertisements that pay. (N ‘17)
Field, C. C. Retail buying. (N ‘17)
French, G: How to advertise. (Jl ‘17)
Gephart, W: F. Principles of insurance. (My ‘17)
Gerstenberg, C: W., and Johnson, W. S. Organization and control. (N
‘17)
Gilman, S. Principles of accounting. (My ‘17)
Hayward, W: R. Money. (Jl ‘17)
Horner, W. M. Training for a life insurance agent. (S ‘17)
Hurley, E. N. Awakening of business. (F ‘18)
Jones, E: D: Administration of industrial enterprises. (My ‘17)
Lough, W: H: Business finance. (Jl ‘17)
Mahin, J: L. Advertising. (N ‘17)
Montague, G. H. Business competition and the law. (My ‘17)
Nystrom, P. H: Retail store management. (S ‘17)

Parkhurst, F: A: Predetermination of true costs and relatively true
selling prices. (Je ‘17)
Parsons, C. C. Office organization and management. (N ‘17)
Sales service company. Selling your services. (F ‘18)
Scovell, C. H. Cost accounting and burden application. (Ap ‘17)
Webb, S. Works manager to-day. (F ‘18)
Webner, F. E. Factory accounting. (S ‘17)

=Business ethics=
Fowler, N. C., jr. Grasping opportunity. (N ‘17)
Reed, H. B. Morals of monopoly and competition. (S ‘17)

Business law for business men. Crane, U. E. (Je ‘17)

=Butterflies=
Weed, C. M. Butterflies worth knowing. (Je ‘17)

By the waters of Africa. Lorimer, N. O. (D ‘17)

“By the world forgot.” Brady, C. T. (Ja ‘18)

=Bywater, Ingram=, 1840-1914
Jackson, W: W. Ingram Bywater. (N ‘17)