Papers and
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共 275 题- PAPERS AND PROCEEDINGS
- OF THE
- TWENTY-THIRD GENERAL MEETING
- OF THE
- AMERICAN LIBRARY ASSOCIATION
- HELD AT
- WAUKESHA, WISCONSIN
- JULY 4-10
- PUBLISHED BY THE
- AMERICAN LIBRARY ASSOCIATION
- CONTENTS.
- TITLE. AUTHOR. PAGE.
- Address of the President _Henry J. Carr_ 1
- What may be done for libraries by the city _T. L. Montgomery_ 5
- What may be done for libraries by the state _E. A. Birge_ 7
- What may be done for libraries by the nation _Herbert Putnam_ 9
- The trusteeship of literature--I. _George Iles_ 16
- Book copyright _Thorvald Solberg_ 24
- Library buildings _W. R. Eastman_ 38
- The departmental library _J. T. Gerould_ 46
- Opportunities _Gratia Countryman_ 52
- Some principles of book and picture selection _G. E. Wire_ 54
- Reference work with children _Harriet H. Stanley_ 74
- Opening a children's room _Clara W. Hunt_ 83
- Report on gifts and bequests, 1900-1901 _G. W. Cole_ 87
- Proceedings 107-141
- First Session: Public meeting 107
- College and Reference Section 142-145
- Catalog Section 146-162
- Section for Children's Librarians 163-170
- Trustees' Section 196
- Transactions of Council and Executive Board 206-208
- Elementary Institute 208
- Illinois State Library School Alumni Association 208
- Officers and Committees 211
- Attendance register 212
- Attendance summaries. _Nina E. Browne_ 218
- CONFERENCE OF LIBRARIANS.
- JULY 4-10, 1901.
- BEING A LIBRARIAN: ADDRESS OF THE PRESIDENT.
- WHAT MAY BE DONE FOR LIBRARIES BY THE CITY.
- WHAT MAY BE DONE FOR LIBRARIES BY THE STATE.[A]
- FOOTNOTES:
- WHAT MAY BE DONE FOR LIBRARIES BY THE NATION.
- THE TRUSTEESHIP OF LITERATURE--I.
- THE TRUSTEESHIP OF LITERATURE--II.
- BOOK COPYRIGHT.
- BY THORVALD SOLBERG, _Register of Copyright, Washington. D. C._
- 2. What is the nature of the protection secured under the copyright law;
- 5. International copyright;
- 7. The functions of the Copyright Office; and
- 8. Possible copyright law amendment.
- 1. _What is copyrighted?_
- 2. _The nature of the protection secured._
- 3. _Time and territorial limitations of copyright._
- 4. _Who may obtain copyright._
- 5. _International copyright._
- 6. _Conditions and formalities required by the copyright law._
- 7. _The United States Copyright Office._
- 8. _Amendment of the copyright law._
- THE RELATIONSHIP OF PUBLISHERS, BOOKSELLERS AND LIBRARIANS.
- BY W. MILLARD PALMER, _Grand Rapids, Mich._
- LIBRARY BUILDINGS.
- BY W. R. EASTMAN, _New York State Library, Albany, N. Y._
- THE RELATION OF THE ARCHITECT TO THE LIBRARIAN.
- BY JOHN LAWRENCE MAURAN, _Architect, St. Louis, Mo._
- THE DEPARTMENTAL LIBRARY.
- BY WILLIAM WARNER BISHOP, _Polytechnic Institute, Brooklyn, N. Y._
- OPPORTUNITIES.
- 1. Genuine character, with broad natural sympathies.
- 2. Courteous, kindly manners.
- 3. Education, general and technical.
- SOME PRINCIPLES OF BOOK AND PICTURE SELECTION.
- BOOKS FOR CHILDREN:
- I. FICTION, II. FAIRY TALES, III. SCIENCE.
- BULLETIN WORK FOR CHILDREN.
- REFERENCE WORK WITH CHILDREN.
- VITALIZING THE RELATION BETWEEN THE LIBRARY AND THE SCHOOL.
- I. THE SCHOOL.
- BY MAY L. PRENTICE, _City Normal School, Cleveland, O._
- 3. Style: Is it clear? Correct? Beautiful? Suitable?
- 5. Is the book a creator of ideals? How so? Along what lines?
- VITALIZING THE RELATION BETWEEN THE LIBRARY AND THE SCHOOL.
- II. THE LIBRARY.
- OPENING A CHILDREN'S ROOM.
- REPORT ON GIFTS AND BEQUESTS TO AMERICAN LIBRARIES; 1900-1901.
- BY GEORGE WATSON COLE.
- 1. Buildings, giving value or cost;
- 2. Sites, giving value or cost;
- 3. Cash for buildings, with accompanying conditions, if any;
- 4. Cash for sites, with accompanying conditions, if any;
- 6. Cash for books, etc., with accompanying conditions, if any;
- 9. Cash given unconditionally;
- 10. Miscellaneous gifts, specifying their nature and value.
- ALABAMA.
- CALIFORNIA.
- COLORADO.
- CONNECTICUT.
- GEORGIA.
- ILLINOIS.
- INDIANA.
- IOWA.
- KANSAS.
- KENTUCKY.
- LOUISIANA.
- MAINE.
- MARYLAND.
- MASSACHUSETTS.
- MICHIGAN.
- MINNESOTA.
- MISSISSIPPI.
- MISSOURI.
- NEBRASKA.
- NEW HAMPSHIRE.
- NEW JERSEY.
- NEW MEXICO.
- NEW YORK.
- NORTH CAROLINA.
- NORTH DAKOTA.
- OHIO.
- OREGON.
- PENNSYLVANIA.
- RHODE ISLAND.
- SOUTH DAKOTA.
- TENNESSEE.
- TEXAS.
- UTAH.
- VERMONT.
- VIRGINIA.
- WASHINGTON.
- WEST VIRGINIA.
- WISCONSIN.
- REPORT OF THE A. L. A. PUBLISHING BOARD.
- THE PROCEEDINGS.
- WAUKESHA, WIS., THURSDAY, JULY 4--WEDNESDAY, JULY 10, 1901.
- PUBLIC MEETING.
- F. W. FAXON presented his
- SECRETARY'S REPORT.
- GARDNER M. JONES presented the
- TREASURER'S REPORT.
- Balance on hand, Jan. 1, 1900 (Montreal conference, p. 107) $54 75
- RECEIPTS, JAN.-DEC., 1900.
- Interest on deposit, New England Trust Co. 11 64
- C. C. Soule read the
- REPORT OF THE TRUSTEES OF THE ENDOWMENT FUND.
- ENDOWMENT FUND STATEMENT, JUNE 6, 1900-JULY 1, 1901.
- In the absence of W. L. R. GIFFORD, chairman, the secretary read the
- REPORT OF THE CO-OPERATION COMMITTEE.
- In the absence of C. H. GOULD, chairman, C. W. ANDREWS read the
- REPORT OF COMMITTEE ON FOREIGN DOCUMENTS.
- W. I. FLETCHER read the
- REPORT OF COMMITTEE ON TITLE-PAGES AND INDEXES OF PERIODICAL VOLUMES.
- In the absence of Dr. J. S. BILLINGS the secretary read the
- MEMORIAL TO JOHN FISKE.
- In the absence of R. R. BOWKER, chairman, W. E. HENRY read the
- REPORT OF COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC DOCUMENTS.
- J. C. DANA presented the
- In the absence of Dr. E. C. RICHARDSON, chairman, the secretary read the
- REPORT OF COMMITTEE ON INTERNATIONAL CO-OPERATION.
- J. C. DANA for the
- COMMITTEE ON LIBRARY TRAINING
- WILLIAM BEER spoke briefly on
- COLLECTION AND CATALOGING OF EARLY NEWSPAPERS.
- Dr. G. E. WIRE read a paper on
- SOME PRINCIPLES OF BOOK AND PICTURE SELECTION.
- Miss MARY W. PLUMMER then spoke on
- SOME EXPERIENCES IN FOREIGN LIBRARIES[E]
- Dr. J. K. HOSMER followed with an amusing fable, entitled
- FROM THE READER'S POINT OF VIEW, AND THE ERA OF THE PLACARD.[F]
- The president announced the receipt in pamphlet form of the
- REPORT ON GIFTS AND BEQUESTS.
- W. I. FLETCHER presented the
- REPORT OF THE A. L. A. PUBLISHING BOARD.
- The secretary read a letter from the Hon. Secretary of the
- LIBRARY ASSOCIATION OF THE UNITED KINGDOM,
- The president announced that the polls would be open for
- ELECTION OF OFFICERS
- In the absence of F. J. TEGGART, chairman, the secretary read the
- REPORT OF COMMITTEE ON HANDBOOK OF AMERICAN LIBRARIES.
- BY-LAWS.
- Dr. J. K. HOSMER reported for the committee on
- MEMORIAL TO JOHN FISKE.
- CO-OPERATIVE LIST OF CHILDREN'S BOOKS.
- PRINTED CATALOG CARDS.
- BOOK COPYRIGHT.
- GEORGE ILES read a paper on
- THE TRUSTEESHIP OF LITERATURE.
- W. MILLARD PALMER read a paper on
- THE RELATIONSHIP OF PUBLISHERS, BOOKSELLERS, AND LIBRARIANS.
- THE RELATIONSHIP OF PUBLISHERS, BOOKSELLERS AND LIBRARIANS.
- THE WORK OF STATE LIBRARY COMMISSIONS.
- ELECTION OF OFFICERS.
- COMMITTEE ON RESOLUTIONS.
- REPORT OF COMMITTEE ON RESOLUTIONS.
- FOOTNOTES:
- COLLEGE AND REFERENCE SECTION.
- The program was opened by an address by the chairman on
- SOME 20TH CENTURY LIBRARY PROBLEMS.
- J. T. GEROULD read a paper on
- DEPARTMENTAL LIBRARIES.
- W. P. CUTTER read a letter from R. C. DAVIS on the
- RECLASSIFICATION OF THE LIBRARY OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN.
- In the absence of W. W. BISHOP, J. I. WYER read Mr. BISHOP'S paper on
- SUGGESTIONS FOR AN ANNUAL LIST OF AMERICAN THESES FOR THE PH.D. DEGREE.
- CATALOG SECTION.
- CHAIRMAN: In explanation, permit me to take the floor again----
- I will now call for the report of the _Committee on Nominations_.
- SECTION FOR CHILDREN'S LIBRARIANS.[G]
- The secretary read a statement regarding
- THE CLUB OF CHILDREN'S LIBRARIANS.
- THE BOOKS THEMSELVES.
- Miss LYMAN also read the second paper by Miss ABBY SARGENT, on
- THE BOOKS THEMSELVES.
- REFERENCE WORK FOR CHILDREN.
- A paper by Miss CLARA W. HUNT was read on
- Miss CHARLOTTE WALLACE read a paper on
- Two papers were read on
- VITALIZING THE CONNECTION BETWEEN THE SCHOOL AND THE LIBRARY,
- Miss MAY L. PRENTICE treating
- Miss IRENE WARREN presenting the side of
- The chairman then called for the
- REPORT OF COMMITTEE ON NOMINATIONS.
- FOOTNOTES:
- STATE LIBRARY COMMISSIONS AND TRAVELLING LIBRARIES: ROUND TABLE MEETING.
- WHAT THE WORK OF STATE LIBRARY ASSOCIATIONS SHOULD BE.
- Mrs. E. J. DOCKERY spoke on
- HOW A LIBRARY COMMISSION WAS SECURED IN IDAHO.
- HOW TO SECURE A STATE LIBRARY COMMISSION.
- I am asked "How to secure a state library commission?" I answer:
- Mrs. BELLE M. STOUTENBOROUGH spoke on
- WHAT WOMEN'S CLUBS CAN DO TO FURTHER THE WORK OF THE LIBRARY.
- CO-OPERATION BETWEEN A. L. A. AND GENERAL FEDERATION OF WOMEN'S CLUBS.
- THE WOMAN'S CLUB AND THE TRAVELLING LIBRARY.
- TRUSTEES' SECTION.
- Mr. EASTMAN then read his very interesting paper on
- LIBRARY BUILDINGS.
- Mr. MAURAN, of St. Louis, spoke on
- THE RELATION OF THE ARCHITECT TO THE LIBRARIAN.
- PROFESSIONAL INSTRUCTION IN BIBLIOGRAPHY: ROUND TABLE MEETING.
- A POST-GRADUATE SCHOOL OF BIBLIOGRAPHY.
- The secretary read a paper by Dr. JOH. LECHE describing the
- SYNOPSIS OF LECTURES ON BIBLIOGRAPHY, CORNELL UNIVERSITY.
- LECTURE.
- XI. Rare books--Fashions in books--Famous presses--Famous editions.
- COURSE IN HISTORICAL BIBLIOGRAPHY, UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN.
- COURSES AT OTHER COLLEGES.
- COURSE IN BIBLIOGRAPHY OF CHEMISTRY.
- W. STETSON MERRILL, of the Newberry Library, read a paper, entitled
- A DESIDERATUM FOR LIBRARY SCHOOLS.
- WORK OFFERED IN BIBLIOGRAPHY AT THE LIBRARY SCHOOLS.
- VI. Book illustration in ancient, medieval, and modern times.
- VIII. Makers and lovers of books, and their libraries.
- TRANSACTIONS OF COUNCIL AND EXECUTIVE BOARD.
- PROCEEDINGS OF COUNCIL.
- TRANSACTIONS OF THE EXECUTIVE BOARD.
- FOOTNOTES:
- ELEMENTARY INSTITUTE.
- ILLINOIS STATE LIBRARY SCHOOL ALUMNI ASSOCIATION.
- THE SOCIAL SIDE OF THE WAUKESHA CONFERENCE.
- BY JULIA T. RANKIN, _Carnegie Library, Atlanta, Ga._
- OFFICERS AND COMMITTEES
- SERVING IN 1900-01 AND DURING WAUKESHA CONFERENCE.
- STANDING COMMITTEES.
- SPECIAL COMMITTEES.
- SECTIONS AND SECTION OFFICERS.
- FOOTNOTES:
- ATTENDANCE REGISTER.
- Simonson, Roger A., Library Bureau, Chicago
- FOOTNOTES:
- ATTENDANCE SUMMARIES.
- BY POSITION AND SEX.
- BY GEOGRAPHICAL SECTIONS.
- BY STATES.
- NUMBER OF LIBRARIES REPRESENTED FROM EACH STATE.
- TRANSCRIBER'S NOTES