Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-07

volumes. (9) Offer a small prize to the children for getting members, the one having the most paid-up cards getting Nhe prize. Also ii the mer- chants TWO n ask their clerks to get customers to sign library cards.~ | have secured. one adult member. U0) would net be willing to give up library or the story hour.
 By Marshall Lyle-Q The library means good place to get together and learn the thoughts of other peo- pie and improve our minds, and learn books and stories We will later read. CD The word printing in ordinary sense means impressing characters upon paper. All nations want to claim the origin-ever since 8he Chi nese first engraved on blocks this ln- VSntlon has been known as the great est, for it is more useful to human be- ings. One part of the world can easily know what the ether is dolns. (3O The most pleasant hour of the day is when my rrother reads to me- Joel Chandler Harris "Uncle Remus" books are my best friands-we never quarrel. (4) l enjoy the book "Black Beauty" because it holds my inter- est and I love Ehis beautiful, brave, horse. (5) I get books from the li- brary. (6) Will tell other children to get them CD A good method to get a library is by a gift-if we could find givsr-and support by town Taxation, having circulation plan to secure new books. (S)IIarvaru li- brary was founded in 1636, from gift of John Harvard's library. Our most important library is the library of congress at Washington and contains 1,344,16S books, 500.060 map aad charts. (9) l suggest another house to house canvass and book reception, each bringing good book. I will secure another member. 1O Would hate to give up the library and would beg the story hour continued.
 By Gladys Ca1nahan-D The li- brary helps the town by enlightcn- ing the people and broadening their minds. CD Printing shortens time and shortens space. O3)Knowledge .(4) I like the Molly Brown" books the best, because they tell of school life. CD I suggest the city council set apa,f a portion of lne yearly letAco, tO ttS uSOu ACi ts4NtiibS 0hu keeping a permanent library. (S) Harvard university, at Cambridge, Mass, in 1638. Cur most important library is the library of congress, at Washington. 1t contains 396,000 vol umes and 13O,0O0 pamphlets. (9) suggest the library association send a certain number of books each month to non-members, calling their attention to the worth of the library, hoping they become interested, return the books in specified time and se- cure membership card. 1 will try to get a member (10) No.
 By Edwin Schuliz CD Self cul- ture. (2) It economies space and time. (3) Education and pleasure. (4) Historical tales, because it tells the life of my forefathers. (5) Yes. (6) Yes. ,(7) One good way is to have boat excursions and entertain ments Another way is to have the bank open library savings club. Let the people put in money and make the bank pay interest on the money; then loan the money out for so much, say 8 per cent, let it draw interest, ad- vertise and tell the people about it, till you have the desired amount. (S) Harvard university, at Cambridge, Mass. Congressional library, Wash ington, D. c. l9) Canvass the county and city. (10) No.