A quarterly devoted to the interests of the libraries of the State

2401-22

DEC 22 1916

New York Libraries

INDEX TO VOLUMES 1-3

Abrams, A. W., Libraries and visual American history, literature of, 1:147

instruction, 1:235-36

Notes from the Division of Visual
Instruction, 2:70, III

Access to shelves and use of catalog,

1:120

Open shelf (Ledbetter), 1:14

Accession book, 1:30

Adams, 1:21, 153; 2:176

Addams, Jane, The spirit of youth and
the city streets, reviewed by
William James, 2:136
Addison, 1:21, 89; 2:146
Administration, essentials in, 1:148

Increasing the efficiency of the library
as an educational factor (Chamber-
lain), 3:8-11

Library efficiency (ed.), 3:2
Advertising (Dana), 3:15

For gifts of books, 1:88

Private, using the library for, 3:21-22
Rejected books, 1:19-20
Suggestions and recommendations,
2:83, 100-1, 273

Agriculture, list of books for public li-

braries (Tuck), 2:31-35; (ed.), 2:2
See also Farmers; Rural communi-
ties

Akron, 3:328

Albany, 1:21, 55, 122, 153, 187, 251;

2:41; 3:22, 203, 255, 290

See also New York State Library
Albion, 1:55, 187-88; 3:204, 329
Albion, Western House of Refuge for

Women, library, 3:243

Alden, 1:21, 188; 3:204, 290

Alexandria Bay, 1:55, 153

Alfred, 2:277; 3:155, 204, 329
Alger books, objections to, 1:30

Substitutes for, 1:54, 88

Allen, W. H., How may a public
library help municipal govern-
ment, 3:136-38

Allen's Hill, 2:41

Allotments, definition of free library,

2:270

Legislative, decrease in, 3:300

Registration required, 3:250

Rules regarding, 1:151; 2:38

American Library Association
Asheville meeting, 1:15

Approval of books, by State Library,
1:20, 51-52; 2:144-45, 244; by dis-
trict sup't, 3:250, 282

Booklist, 1:50, 147, 150; subject index, Arcade, 1:56, 188; 3:80, 204, 329

American Seaman's Friend Society Li- Bailey, A. L., Bookbinding and binders,

Amityville, 1:55-56, 153, 217; 2:41, 176; Bailey, Liberty Hyde, Library work for

3:204, 329

Amsterdam, 1:21, 89, 153, 251; 2:41,
146, 176; 3:80, 117, 204, 255, 329
Analyzing books for a small library
(Hawkins), 2:261-62

Anderson, Edwin H., resignation as

Director of New York State
Library (ed.), 1:97

Library organizers, appointment, 1:45
Some phases of the library's position
in Our modern environment,
1:178-79

rural communities, 1:169-72
Some relations of library work to
rural betterment, 2:52-54
Bainbridge, 1:89, 153; 2:74, III, 176,
277; 3:155

Baker, E. A., on selection of books
(ed.), 1:2

Ball, Fanny D., The librarian's share
in vocational guidance through the
high school library, 3:272-73
Ballston Spa, 1:122, 153, 218, 252; 3:22,
117, 205, 290, 330

Andover, 1:56; 2:176; 3:80, 155, 204, Banta, J. E., on library courses in nor-
329
mal schools, 1:180
Barneveld, 1:153; 3:330

Almond, 1:21, 89, 153; 2:146, 277; 3:80, Angelica, 1:89, 188; 2:176
155, 204

Almy, Frederick, Best books for social
workers, 3:191

Prison libraries, 3:238
Altmar, 3:290

America, books about in foreign lan-
guages (Holding), 2:92-98; (ed.),

2:82
American Geographic Society, library,
3:28

Anniversaries and holidays, handbook Batavia, 1:56; 2:176; 3:22, 117

on (Hazeltine), 2:133
Antwerp, 1:218, 251; 2:41, 74, 146, 176;
3:22

Appraisal of books, see Books, selection
Appropriations, educational opportu-
nity of the library budget
(McAneny), 1:181
How to increase, 2:209
Women's right to vote on, 3:326

Batavia, School for the Blind, library,
3:246

Bates, Herbert, The school and current
fiction, 3:43-47
Bath, 2:147; 3:80, 205, 255, 330
Bath, State Soldiers and Sailors Home,
library, 3:246

Bay Shore, 1:188, 218; 2:41, 111, 176,
277; 3:255, 30