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Papers and Proceedings of the Twenty-Third General Meeting of the American Library Association

Front matter

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Published by the AMERICAN LIBRARY ASSOCIATION

1901

CONTENTS.

Title. Author. Page.

Address of the PresidentHenry J. Carr1

What may be done for libraries by the cityT. L. Montgomery5

What may be done for libraries by the stateE. A. Birge7

What may be done for libraries by the nationHerbert Putnam9

The trusteeship of literature—I.George Iles16

" " " " II. R. T. Ely22

Book copyrightThorvald Solberg24

The relationship of publishers, booksellers and librariansW. Millard Palmer 31

Library buildingsW. R. Eastman38

The relationship of the architect to the librarian J. L. Mauran43

The departmental libraryJ. T. Gerould46

Suggestions for an annual list of American theses for the degree of doctor of philosophy W. W. Bishop50

OpportunitiesGratia Countryman52

Some principles of book and picture selectionG. E. Wire54

Book reviews, book lists, and articles on children's reading: Are they of practical value to the children's librarian? Caroline M. Hewins57

Books for children:

I. Fiction Winifred L. Taylor63

II. Fairy tales Abby L. Sargent 66

III. Science Ella A. Holmes 69

Bulletin work for childrenCharlotte E. Wallace 72

Reference work with childrenHarriet H. Stanley74

Vitalizing the relation between the library and the school:

I. The school May L. Prentice78

II. The library Irene Warren 81

Opening a children's roomClara W. Hunt83

Report on gifts and bequests, 1900-1901G. W. Cole87

Report of the A. L. A. Publishing BoardJ. Le Roy Harrison103

Proceedings107-141

First Session: Public meeting107

Second Session107-118

Secretary's report 107

Treasurer's report and necrology 108

Report of Trustees of Endowment Fund 111

Report of Co-operation Committee 113

Report of Committee on Foreign Documents 113

Report of Committee on Title-pages and Indexes of Periodical Volumes 114

Report of Committee on "International Catalogue of Scientific Literature"116

Memorial to John Fiske 117

Third Session118-125

Report of Committee on Public Documents 118

Report of Committee on Co-operation with N. E. A. 120

Report of Committee on International Co-operation 122

Report of Committee on Library Training 124

Collection and cataloging of early newspapers. W. Beer124

Fourth Session125-127

Some experiences in foreign libraries. Mary W. Plummer 125

From the reader's point of view, and the era of the placard.J. K. Hosmer127

Fifth Session127-137

Report on gifts and bequests 127

Report of A. L. A. Publishing Board 127

Invitation from L. A. U. K. 128

Report of Committee on Handbook of American libraries 128

By-laws 129

Memorial to John Fiske 130

Co-operative list of children's books 130

Printed catalog cards 131

Book copyright 131

Trusteeship of literature 131

Relationship of publishers, booksellers and librarians 134

Sixth Session137-140

Relationship of publishers, booksellers and librarians, continued 137

Seventh Session141-142

Election of officers 141

Report of Committee on Resolutions 141

College and Reference Section142-145

Catalog Section146-162

Section for Children's Librarians163-170

Round Table Meeting: State Library Commissions and Traveling Libraries 171-183

Round Table Meeting: Work of State Library Associations and Women's Clubs in Advancing Library Interests 183-195

Trustees' Section196

Round Table Meeting: Professional Instruction in Bibliography 197-205

Transactions of Council and Executive Board206-208

Elementary Institute208

Illinois State Library School Alumni Association208

The social side of the Waukesha conferenceJulia T. Rankin 209

Officers and Committees211

Attendance register212

Attendance summaries. Nina E. Browne218

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