English catalog, 30. Engravings, 129. Entertainments, _see_ Library entertainments. Essentials of good binding (McNamee), 104-106. Exhibits, 170. Expansive classification (Cutter), 79, 84-90. Expenditures, 143. Expiration of privileges, 121. Faxon, F.W., Use of periodicals in reference work, 54-56. Fiction, author-numbers for, 91; binding for, 104; cataloging, 96; cheap editions of, 66; classification of, 79; price per volume, 67; selecting, 41-42. Figures, 71-72. Finance committee, 142. Fine slip, 121. Fines, 118, 138. Five thousand books, compiled for the Ladies' home journal, 31. Fixtures for libraries, 26-27-28. Fletcher, W.I., Libraries and recreation, 133; public libraries in America, 31. Folios, binding for, 104-105. Folsom, Channing, how the library can assist the school, 160-162. Forfeiture of privileges, 138-139. Free library commissions, 149-150. Function of the library, 12, 15-16, 124-125, 133, 149. Furniture for libraries, 27-28-29. Gallery card, for painting and sculpture, 175. Garfield, J.R., village library successfully managed, 135-136. Gift book, 101; plates, 100-101. Gifts, 132; acknowledgment of, 45, 77, 101, 145. Glue, 106. Guarantor, 120, 157. Handwriting, brief rules for, 69-72. Hasse, A.R.. public documents, 110-112. Henderson, M.R., Librarian as host, 128-130. Higgins' ink, 34, 69; photo mounter, 34. Hints to small libraries (Plummer), 31. History and travel, classification of, 79. Home libraries, 166-167. Hopkins, J.A., The trained librarian in a small library, 23-24. How the library can assist the school (Folsom), 160-162. Iles, George, Books for girls and women and their clubs, 32. Imprint, for photographs, 174, 176; on catalog cards, 95. Index, annual literary, 55; cumulative, 55; monthly cumulative book, 33; Poole's, 55; relative, 81; to borrowers, 121. Indexes, their use taught, 159; to periodicals, 55. Influence of the library, 12; _see also_ Education through libraries. Information for borrowers, 137. Ink, 34, 69; for photograph labels, 179; pads, 34, 99. Inquiries, how to answer, 53. Inventory taking, 113. Joined handwriting, 70-71. Juvenile books, binding for, 104; classification of, 79; periodicals, 58; price per volume, 67; selecting, 41, 66. Kent, H.W., Rules for the care of photographs, 171-180. Labeling photographs, 178-179. Labels for backs of books, 99-100, 102; gummed, 34; ink for, 34, 69; ink for photograph, 179; varnishing, 100, 102. Law, library, 9. Lawrence, I., Classified reading, 32. Leather for bindings, 103, 105. Lectures, 129, 149, 170. Legislation, _see_ Library legislation. Librarian, advice to a, 126-127; and trustees, 18-19; annual report of, 145-146; appointment of, 20, 23, 25; as a host (Henderson), 128, 130; duties of a, 144; monthly report of, 145; qualifications of, 20-22, 123, 154; the trained (Hopkins), 23-24.