=Tulane University.= Borrower makes out a temporary book card which is filled out with the book data, his name and address and date and is filed by class. When book is returned temporary book card is destroyed. =University of Kansas.= Corresponds to Oberlin except that book card filed with borrower's card is not signed or dated and that the single file is by class. Has two files--one for students under date and one for faculty under name. Books are discharged at students' leisure by checking off. =Virginia State.= Borrowers' file and book file of temporary book cards alphabetically under title. =Wesleyan.= When book is issued a manilla slip is written giving name of borrower, call number, author and title. The date due is stamped on dating slip in book. Slip is placed in box and next morning a second slip is made from it giving call number first, then author, title and name of borrower. Date due is then stamped on both cards. First card (borrower's slips) are filed (by date if student, by name, if professor). The other slips (book cards) are filed alphabetically under author. Book is discharged by checking off--both slips being withdrawn from issue and presumably destroyed. =Westminster.= No students' cards. Permanent book card--stamped with date and borrower's name. Date stamped on book pocket. Cards filed under date. Assistant discharges at leisure by checking off. Public or circulating libraries prefer the Newark or Browne system--the majority the Newark: =Boston Athenaeum.= Corresponds to Oberlin save that day of year instead of day of month is used for dating. That one slip is filed in borrowers' case with information relating to borrower's assessments, etc., instead of with borrower's card, and that the single file is by author. When book is returned date of return is stamped on book slips when book is checked off. =Carnegie Library of Atlanta.= Newark system, using slots in desk to sort cards. No details of checking off. =East Orange.= Newark system, using colored bookcards to distinguish classes. Magazines and four weeks' books not stamped on reader's cards. In children's room non-fiction not stamped on reader's card. Books checked off near charging desk. =Forbes Library.= Browne system. Borrower's pockets filed numerically under each letter of alphabet in order of registration. Fiction and non-fiction pockets kept in separate file. When book is issued borrower gives his number by which his pocket is found. Book card is taken from book pocket and put in borrower's pocket and date of return is stamped on book pocket. Book record is kept by arranging under date, book cards in pockets alphabetically under author and title. (Details of information on book card not given). Book is discharged by withdrawing book card from borrower's pocket and transferring to book pocket. Recent books (last two years) are evidently discharged and shelved at once. Others three times a day. Empty borrower's pockets are filed throughout the day.