The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-11-10

HarTIs--knsIsh Lessons
HhbbardA Haeckei.
and Filing.
,.ses ,Pssees, 3. Gssolsns ,nd OIL Engins'
Hitchcoeh ianfry Drill Regulations t5>;
International LAbrsry--AseDcy, Bsiln,eni, Ten.
ebpstSi--a.persl yoch.
KlpAns Collected verss.
'Eimils1 Elemsnsary yngiish ca.
REORGANIZATION Grammar.
Meclure-stss's Horn Book.
Msuroui--I Promessi spool
Msrtia--trhe Human Body.
xNs ,,,, . ~ p,,ehing 10 = Pinch,
M xS::--Ar%y R RsssIs Moss'
Moss-Non- Commissioned Officers Manual
Oxford Book Of Eufiish Verse
PPage-M ooern oasoisne Automobile.
Pass-.fsS HIATT Syt's 81 p,,ck,,oD.
lin.fo- Tr.iawney of %. Wells.
Pfntncr. Patcfson--A scale Of Perform sncc
Prsi,-xa.oaos,ie Instructor.
Remsen--Qrganic Chemistry
Robste-Gae Engine Handbook,
hoebuck--seonce and Practice OF PhctoE
serviee--Bailsds Of q chechako.
sishi-what a You3s Mao oush. to Know.
| steven-Fleh Teiephone and Telesraphs "a
Story OF the Great War.
Swoope-Lessons in Practical Electricity
TInorpe-industrtl Chemistry.
| TrainLTle Prisoner M tbe Raj
Tsshappat.ordnance and Gunncry
Whaioly--Eiements OF Logic.
""s 'o'uioi ehsaseu III csA4l'ou
| flage painting at n base in France WHO
asked DR.. NJ Llewellyn Raney, the
Johns Hopkins librarian who organ
ICED the Library Associations overseas
so Aol oooN oii thc psSchoSsH
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soo'ec,s hss won men pro'nocoii
i,on, 'he ranns ana e'lao!eo the.n u
ootain COMMISSIONS 'nrousn the nid or
pooNs torHsned oy INC Library war
service are almost ihhou'erahe.
Fine Reference Works Used.
A camp library Is : course enuIooed
with all the standard reference book.
even mora conpletciv than the over
age public library. nad in each OF In.
branches there are SUCH reference co..,
lections &c n s,andor. atlas n yoos
dictionary n French d,c.,onarv n n,a,
man and CT adeorots encvcIonedIa
But the ts,enhonn r,,~. oil DIV u,it,,
reouests for snacifc hits q, Info-r,,o-
ton uh,ch coyers all nslds fro,,, ,o,,-
road train s,heII,Ics IN daani,io,a -.
such words a. "sshota~o"
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acouaInt.J ROT only Win tho or..,l.
out with the inside Of all books, and
the man In this position who carries 20
tho work educational equipment less
comprehensive than that of n univer-
sity faculty finds himself stumped lots
OF times every day.
The magazines subscribed for in the
|, main libraries include all of the lead
ing scientific and technical Journals. as
we'll as periodicals OF a more popula :
nature. The American Library As
ISOLATION distributes the so-called
"Burleson" magazines-the kind thu.
you stick a l cent stamp on without
specifying the post Office.
At Camp Funston the average de-
: livery of 'Burleson" magazines is mora
than 100 sacks q week. These are
culled and sorted and distributed ~
the branches and stations, and a ouan
tity of them is always held In reserve,
awaiting the frequent calls from n
"Y" branch, such as Five hundred
men are going out tonight. Send
some magazines 70 the train" Every
trainload Of troops moving from cal,1n
to seaboard is supplied from these
sources.
Aboard Transports Too.