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TRAINING FOR LIBRARIANSHIP

In general, the publications of the A. L. A.
Publishing Board, located at Chicago, 111.,
the H. W. Wilson Co., New York, and the
Boston Book Co., Boston, Mass., all special-
izing in library books, are of value. In addi-
tion, the following are suggested for further
reading and reference. The list is suggestive
and not a complete reading list:
Bostwick, Arthur E. The Amencan Public Library, D.
Appleton & Co., New York, 1917. 396 pp.
Cannons, Harry G. T. Bibliography of Library Economy.
Russell & Co., London 1910. 448 pp.
Brown, James D. Manual of Library Economy. Library
Supply Co., London, 1907. 492 pp.
Dana, John Cotton. Addresses and Essays. H. W. Wilson
Co., New York, 1916. 299 pp.
Dana, John Cotton. Modern American Library Econonvy,
a* Illustrated by the Newark, N. J., Public Library.
. Parts 1-6. Elml Tree Press Co., Woodstock, Vt., 1908-
1919.
Fay, Lucy E., and Anne T. Eaton. Instruction in the Use
of Books and Libraries. Boston Book Co., Boston, 1915.
449 pp.
Hudders, E. R. Indexing and Filing. Ronald Press Co.,
New York, 1916. 292 pp.
Kaiser, J. B. Law, Legislative and Reference Libraries.
Boston Book Co., Boston, 1914. 467 pp.
Legler, Henry E, Library Ideals. Open Court Publishing
Co., Chicago, 1918. 78 pp.
Powell, Sophy H. The Children's Library. H. W. Wilson
Co., New York, 1917. 460 pp.
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