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INTENTIONAL SECOND EXPOSURE

Ar AM H ERST COLLEGE xx 1874 AT COLU M BIA U N IVERSITY IN 1885

UND ERWOOD UND ERWOODSECRETARY or REGEN TS . U . S. N . Y . Ar LAK E PLACID CLU B N . Y 1922

ALBAN Y , 1899

M ELVIL D E!VEY

To l crn to clasi fy is i n i tsel f an cduca tum

Alex. Ba i n

D ec im a C a si fi ca t i on

Rel at iv In dex

M el vi l D ew ey A M LL D

for l ibraries and personal usein arran j ing for immediate reference

books , pamflets, cl i ppings, pictures, manuscr ipt notes

Edi t i on 1 3

r evi zed and en l arjd by

D orkas F el lows, Edi torM yron W arren G etchel l , Associ ate edi tor

M em or ia l edi t ion

Volum e 1 Tab les

i lasifica tion and R elat iv In dex

1 9 2 3 , 1 927, 1 93 2

M odi fying D C numbersrance to thousands of uzers cauzd by printing unauthorizedhers to insist stri ctly on ful copyryt protection . Every l ibrary

pl restrictions found necesary to protect the ryts of others.

mbol notati ons for chan jes or edi tions.

Spel ins

ttrongly recommended for jenot al adopti on by both American

iciat ions, including near l y al l prominen t sholars in Engl i shvr ejudis which certain uzers wi l feel against these chan jes,

al l obiections urjd, we find thewei ght of skolarship, reazonei r favor , and feel compeld to bear a share of the prejudis

efore the great benefi ts of a rational orthografy can besecured.

ms recommended for jeneral adoption by the Simpl i fied

mformation free from : Education Foundati on, Lake P lacidso uze in the Introduction many other simpl er forms. M ost

tions merel y drop usel ess or misl eading si l en t l etters, wi thZow cases; e. g. j for g, dg or dge when pronounst j ; y for i ts:; k for ck or ch, medial or final , i f pronounst k; u

for o or ou

>r ph and gh in phlegm and rough, where we drop g and o and

s hav doutl ess been overlookt , but we intend to spel as abuv.

redy set in ol d spel ing wi l not be chanjed ti l t e-set .

i ucti on , p. 49-63, m m of compel ing reazons for making

of br i ef rul es. Read them before cr i ticizing our shorter and

find hissubject eaz i ly . Even a uzer who knows just where to turn to his

subject i n Tables, may , by consul ting the Index, be put on trak of val uablal lyd matter whi ch he wud otherwize over look.

EX PLAN ATION

Thi s Clasi ficat ion divides know lej in to 9 main clases numberd r to 9 .

Cyclopedi as, per iodicals etc. so jeneral as to belong to no one of theseclases ar markt o (naught) and form a 1 0 th clas. Each clas is sim i lar lyseparated into 9 divi sion s, jeneral works belongi ng to no di vi sion havin g0 in place of divi sion number . D ivi sions ar sim i lar ly divi ded into 9 sec

tions. This process is repeated as often as necesary . Thus 51 2 meansclas 5 (Pure syence) , di vi sion 1 (M athematics) , section 2 (Al jebra) , andevery al jebra is numberd 51 2 .

Books on shelvs and cards in a clast catalog ar arranjed in simp l numer ic

order , al l clas num bers being regarded as decimals. These Tables sho

order of subjects. Thus 5 1 z Al jebra fol lows 51 r Ar ithmetic and prew des51 3 Jeometry . Since each subject has a defin i t num ber , a l l books on any

subject stand together .

Summari es rst summ ary shows the 1 0 clases. 2d shows the 9 di vi sionsof each clas, and is useful as a I-paje bi rdseye vi ew of whole skeme. Thenfol lo ro pajes , r for each clas, giving the 9 sections of each of i ts 9 di vi sion s,and showing scope of the clas on a singl paje.

Tables These 3 summaries ar fol lowd by i n] Clasificat ion Tables,which presen t in numeric order al l clases, divi sions , sections and sub

sections. Sinon imus terms, examp ls, br ief notes , dates and cachwords

ar often aded to sirnp l heds to giv fu l ler and clearer ideaof scope of ea chnumber . Therefore al l references to numbers shud be lockt up in fulTables, never in Summar ies , which at in effect a con tents table of the

fi l l Clasificat ion .

Index After the Tables an al fabet ic Index of al l heds givn in Tables

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D ecim a l Clasi fication and R elativ In dexN et prices ; transport charies extra

Edition 1 3 Thi s is the £111 clasificat ion of 1 647 pajes, includi ng introduction 67, summar ies 1 2 , jeneral works 47, fil osofy 1 2 5, rel i j ion 2 7,

social sci en ces 74 , fil olojy 1 1 , pure syence 1 1 1 , useful arts 2 72 , fin e arts 30 ,

l i terature 44 , hi story 1 49 , fol lowd by al fabetic i ndex of 64 1 pajes ,hedsP r i ce i lether 2v. in 1 , $ 1 2 ; 2v. (v. 1 , Tables ; v. 2 , Relativ SubjectIndex) $ 1 3 (sold separately each ; unbound each) . Quikreference tabs for ei ther tables or index 50 cents extra ; for both tablesand index $ 1Prioes oompared wi th er l ier edi tions ar much les than pro rata increase for size

O l d edit ions Those wi shi ng to buy or sel old edi tion s at reducedpri ces can uzual ly do so by wr iting to Forest Pres, which furni shes,wi thout charj , addresses thru which such purchase or sa le may be

made. D o not send books or moneyShort or Abr idged D C, ed. 4 , 1 929 F or smal l and slowly growingl i brar ies. 1 84 pajes, con taini ng explanation of si stem , sugjest ions toclasi fyers, annotated tables and index of heds. The short num bersfigures from the ful tables. C loth $2 .50Out l ine (or Pr imer) D C, 1 92 1 F or smal lest l ibrar ies. 99 pajes , contain in g sam e exp lanation and instruction s to clasi fyers as in Short, 2 9

pajes of annotated tables , and in dex of about 60 0 0 top ics most usefulto clasi fyers of very smal l l ibraries. Cloth $ 1

. 2 0 for 1 0 ; 30 for 1 0 0 ; 50 for 1 0 0 0 or more. Thi s givs tables of1 0 C lases, 1 0 0 D ivi sions and 1 0 0 0 Sections i n a chart l ike SummaryD C D ivi sions 2 pajes. Charts of 1 0 Clases and 1 0 0 Divi sions.

Singl copies 50 ; 1 0 0 0pi es 2 50 , 1 0 0 copies $ 1 .50

1 0 Clases and 1 0 0 Divi si ons, and 1 7 sampl pajes from varius tipicalsubjects. Singl copies free. $5 a 1 0 0

Extracts 651 Odi s economy, 658 Business manajmen t , 33 1 Labor andcapi tal ; 1 92 4 . 56 pajes. Paper $ 1 ; 5 or more copies for cler ical or clasuse on ly, 5 pri ceRevi zions and expansions Typ is kept standi ng and edi tors ar con

stan t ly at work on adi t ions and revi zions sugjested from vari us quar ters,is done, makes avai labl the best posibl resources. Revi zed edi tions ofF ul , Short and Outl ine wi l be i ssued as fast as needed, and, i f demandedi tion s of F ul D C wi l be made avai l abl in carbon , mul t igraf or pr int(according to exten t of demand) at approximate cost of making copies.Corresponden ce from person s interested is invi ted.

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CON TEN TS

EX PLANATIONPREFATORY N OTE TO ED ITION 1 3

What i s the sistem ?

What Relativ Index includesExplanation of tables

Sequence of al lyd subjectsCacht i t les

Tentativ tables

Sizes on shelvs

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nal ofH ow to find subject of book Cum: waste money

Number of figures uzed in clas number

Bi ldi ng numbers

Can i t be dun ?

N E A 1 2 wordsSimpl i fyd Spel ing Board 30 words

al fabet ic rules

1 8 rules

Aded rules uzed in D C

U S Jeografic Board rules

TO INTRODUCTION AND SIM PLER

Relation syn

Un iversal i ty syn co

P18 06 Syn (3)

Time syn u n

Jeneral points of vi ew syn 0 0

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War, 973. has been prepared for thevar ius forms of m i l i taryorgan ization in the Wor ld war , i e. cavalry, infan try, engi neers etc, and

in the histOi 'y of Decimal Clasificat ion , in the actual inauguration of the

is done) , in Apri l 1 930 , and since that time D 0 numbers hav been assynd

tomore t han works. Of the benefits of thi s undertaking warmappreciation has been exprest by l ibrari es thruout the cuntry and shownby the very practical evi dence that since thi s new feature was added to the“

cards the “

number “

of subscri bers to these cards has increast about 2 0asthi s addi t ional i tem . A l ibrary subscr ibing to the cards now secures

movement asa whole sé rvs as an i l lustration of D r Dewey’s l ifelong.con

Dom s FELLOW SLIBRARY OF CON GRESS

1 Sep . 1 93 2'

DE CIMAL CLASIF ICATION

It was chiefiy necesary top

find a method that wud clas, arran je andin scrapbooks and index rerums, references to al l these items, and indeedany l i terary matei i al in any form , as redily as an ordinary index gyds to

proper paje of a bound book. Thi s di fi cul t problem was solvd by nz ing

proposed wer so difficul t ful ly to understan d or apply that not 1 person in1 0 0 0 cud uze them pract ien l y. Decimal Clasifieat ion simpl ici ty and even

use of the si stem has spred rapidl y in al l civi l ized cuntr ies, meeting success in thousands of di fferen t app l i cation s. In i tssimpl form a skoolboy can

quiklymaster i t and keep for instan t referencenot onl y his books but everylernd i ts wonderful laborsaving powers. It is in dail y use by mir iads of

or uze the old sistems.

By mere adi tion of figures, wi thout chan jmg thi s shor ter form , thi s

special ists, an d the Relativ Index, as simp l as a , b, 0 , sends the novi sto the exact p lace where the expert has clasifyd the matter sought. Thus942 is hi story of Englan d, and 5 is hi story of County Pembrokein Wal es, under El izabeth , sth of the Tudors . A colon between 2 numbersetc. make of the si stem a compact shorthand for each fact . (See p . 40

’

But thi s brevi ty i s les important than the caz wi th whi ch matterso markt can be arran jed (giving figures and decimal point thei r common

ar i thmeti c value) , stored as compactly as wi sht and found again in the

analyzing an d summarizing, an d for clasifying, numbering and arran jmgbooks and pamflets on shelvs. F or notes on other uses, see p . 432—4 5

8.

The 1 813 edi tion , publ isht in 1 876 , 1 2 pajes of tables contain i ng 1 0 0 0

As fast, however , as the Relativ Index wi th i ts remarkabl powers became

known , the rapidly increasin g uzers askt for further subdivi sions, t i lTables hav grown from 2 60 0 entries in Index of 1 876 to in thi sedi tion 1 2 , becauz i t has been found so cazy to gain the adm i tted greatadvantajes of close clasification , and yet , by means of thi s Index, avoid the

Extent of use The rej i ster of l ibrar ies whi ch hav actualy adopted i t ,tho growing rapidl y, is incomplete. Librar ies often uze the si stem for

many years before we lern the fact . W e rej ister al l byers of the Clasifieetion , so far as known , but do not assume that a l ibrary has adopted the

RELAT IV SU BJE CT mnnxwi th clas number decided on , so clasi fyer may be un iform wi th himsel fin future work.The Index gi vs simi lar or Sinon imus words, and the same words in ‘

dif

feren t connections, so any in tel i jen t person wi l surely get the t yt number .

A reader wi shing to know sum thi ng of the tarif looks under T, and , at aglan ce, finds 337 as i ts number . Thi s gyds him to shelvs, to al l books andpamfiets, to shelf catalog, to clast subject catal og “

on cards , to clast recordof l oans, and, in short, in simpl num er ic order , thruout the whole l ibraryto anythi ng bear in g on h is subject. If he turns to Tables, he sees that i tmean s cl as 3 , Sociolojy ; divi sion 3 , Econom i cs ; section 7, Protection and

free trade ; but the number al one is enuf to clas the book or fin d i t , forei ther clasifyer or reader . If he had lookt under P for protection , or F forfree trade, or D for duties, or C for customs, or under any other leadingword relating to h is subject , he wud hav been referd to 337, or sum

one of i ts subdivi si ons.H ad he lookt for

‘rai lroad ' he wud hav found after i t 2 2 separate

en tr ies, each preceded by a word or fraze in di cating the faze of the sub

jcet in the skeme. A book on rai l roads m ay treat of the desi rabi li ty of

governmen t ownershi p , control etc. an d then is clear ly a question of socialsyence ; or i t may be a practi ca l han dbook for an employee, explain ing business methods of rai l roadi ng, runn ing train s, handl ing freight, etc. wheni t is as cl ear ly one of the useful arts. The clasifyer knows to which of theseheds h is book belongs, and the reader knows in whi ch of i ts fazes he wi shesto exam in the subject. M oreover , 3 and 6 begi nn ing the numbers clear lyindi cate caracter of each clas. But even i f sign ificance of these figuresi s entirely di sregarded, no confuz ion resul ts, for , on con sul tin g the

number s in catalog, in skeme, or on shelvs the di fference is clear ly seen .

In other cases, i t i sm ore useful to keep books on the sam e subject together ,tho treated from di fferen t standpoin ts. A glance at the Index tel s ei therreader or cl asi fyer which plan has been adopted.

Al l top ics i n blakface typ in Index ar further divi ded in Tables , whereone may see the subheds. This saves repr inting al l these subdi vi si on s,which wud increase Index bulk many-fold ; e. g . i f one havi ng a book onpri son l abor l ooks in the Index for Convi ct labor or Pri son con tractshefindsat once i tsSpecial number 33 1 .51 ; but i f , on theother han d be thinksto look on ly for jen eral subject ‘

Labor ’

, he fin ds in blakface typ the

en try Labor , pol i ti cal economy, 33 1 and turn ing to Tables he finds under33 1 the subdi vi sion Convi ct labor the exact top ic in hand.The greatest objection to a clast catalog has always been the difficul ty

in knon just where to clas a book an d just where to look for i t whenagain wanted. D ifi eren t l i brar ian s , or the sam e l ibrari an at di fieren t

times , clast the same or sim i l ar books in widely di fferen t p laces._Where

oneman did al l thework for man y years , there was a degr ee of un iform i ty ;but even then there was dan jer of looking at the same book at difi'

eren t

DE CIMAL CLASIF ICAT ION

.t viewpoints, thus cauzing confuz ion . When the dai ly123 of a subject , tendency i s strong to clas al l books oncurren t vi ewpoin t ; and next year , i f a difi eren t side of5 before the publ ic, there is same tendency to olas books

i deas of thi s or that one be fol lowd, but onl y that booksal ways put in same p lace, and that there be sum meanswhat that place is. The Relativ Index, wi th i ts cachand i s found in use to meet both these requiremen ts,

ssynd to same p lace, an d that any reader seeking theseIin stan tly to that p lace. If thi s isdun , al l requiremen tsIon ar fil d . If i t is not dun , the si stem i s a fai lure ; forof an y skem e is i ts helpfulness to i ts uzers.

>pponen ts of clast catalogs adm i t that theRelativ Sublin g where to clas a book at first and where to l ook forhas removed thei r str ongest objections. Certa inl y i tmake an Index more compact or cazier of reference.

s a great part of the work of clasi fying to be dun in

s in lar j central l ibrari es wi th am pl resources, thus

bl to the ordinary clasi fyer and reducing labor to

ds of subjects hav been careful y assynd their individualthem after long con si deration and con sul tation wi thperson is lerned enuf to cl as wi zely books on al l sub

out botan ists can assyn al l botani c subjects to the t yt

sicians al l mathematical top ics , an d thus the Indexs accurate as the best skolarship of the daywan make i t .

1 reacht i s not al ways wizest , al l practical purposes arach clasi fyer copies the number from same Index , al lect ar together ; and, as each reader gets his numberex, he goes direct ly to the book he seeks..dex includes The Index , con taini ng en tr ies1g enl ar jd by adi ng new subjects, aims to include al l

mplyd in Tables, together wi th every corresponding3 sought, but does not include most names of cun tr ies,nts etc. except when men t iond in Tables ; 0 . g. i t canpeci es of tr i lobi tes, but when clasi fyer has found fromOks that RemOp leuri des is a tr i lobi te, the Index sendshe (a n clas hi s monograf on that subject .=n tial comp lement of the Subject Index is the Tablesmapt out as to show in 4 ’

ways — i . e. by si ze of typ ,

TAB LE S

each subj ect'sface . of typ , indention , and num ber of figures prefixtrank in the Clasification .

The field of know lej i s divi ded into 9 main clases, numberd 1 to 9, and

cyclopedi as, peri odi cal s etc. so jeneral as to belong to none of theseclases ar markt 0 (naught) and form a roth clas ; e. g. clas 1 is l ibrary ofF il osofy ; clas 5, l ibraryof Syence ; clas 9 , History, etc. Thesespecial clasesor l ibrar ies ar then considerd independen tly, and each i s separated againinto 9 special divi sions of the mai n subject , numberd 1 to 9 . as wer the

clases, jenera1 works belonging to no di vi sion havi ng 0 for their divi sionnumber . Thus 59 is di vi sion 9 (Zoolojy) of clas 5 (Syence) . A 3d divi sioni s then made by separating each of these di vi sions in to 1 0 sections, numberdin same way wi th o and the 9 di j i ts; and thi s decimal subdi vi sion isrepeated, t i l i t secures asmany subsections asmay be needed in any topic.

Thus 51 3 i s section 3 Geometry) of di vi sion 1 (M athematics) of clas 5(Pure syence) . Thi s number , giving clas, di vi sion , section and sub

section , i f any , i s cald the clas number , an d is applyd to every book andpamfiet belongi ng to the l ibrary. Al l jeometr ies ar thus numberd 51 3 ,

al l m ineraloj ies 549 , and so thruout the l ibrary al l books on any givn sub

ject bear the number of that subject in this skem e.

Where 0 occurs before thedecimal point in a clas number , i t has i tsnormalzero value. Thus a book numberd 51 0 is clas 5, di vi sion 1 but no section ;i . e.treats of divi sion 51 (M athematics) in jeneral , and 1s l im i ted to no

1 section , as is jeom etry,markt 51 3 . 50 0 indi cates a t rea t is on syenes in

W i th the same jeneral sense, 0 is often uzed to indi ca te chan je incaracter of subdivi sion , m eaning in this case basis of subdivi sion chan jes

at this point i . e. figure (or figures) fol lowing 0 apply to what precedesi n jeneral , e.

g. 50 5 indicates syence in fenerol treated in the form of a

periodical . In history, clasificat ion i s by cun tri es (i . e . jeografic) an d as

m inute jeografic divi sions ar needed for travel s, gyd books, and varius

other uses, the figures 1—9 ar jeneral y uz ed for jeografic subdi vi sions andagain for fur ther jeografic subdi visions, as far as needed, and 0 fol lowd

by another figure for time divi sion , i . e . the figures before the 0 indi ca tethe local i ty as a whole, whi le figures after the 0 indi cate the speci al time

at which the hi story of the local ity i s being consi derd ; e . g. con

si sting of 942 (jeografic di vi sion) and 0 6 (ti me di vi sion) , means history ofEngland in jeneral in time of the Stuarts, whi le and mean

respectivly hi story of eastern England and history of Essex co. , to whichthe same time divi sion may be aded , givi ng and as the

hi story of those local i ties under the Stuar ts. As any subdivi sion may ,

by adi ng figures 1 —9 , be givn 9 further subdivi sions, any desired degree


is absurd. Practi cal y i t i s desirabl to clas asmi nutely as posi bl , wi thout

by group ing on singl numbers the subjectsmost closelyall yd, or byassyn ingon 9 as Other .

’ Since any of these groups may be further subdivi dedfor Specifi c top ics as needed, provi sion i s thus made for an unl im i ted

As in every skeme, many m inor subjects at under jeneral heds to whichtyp ; e. g. 82 9 An glo-Saxon , under Engl i sh l i terature. The rul e has beento assyn these subjects to the most near ly al l yd heds, or where i t wastho’t they wud be most useful . The only al ternativ was to om i t themal together . If an y such om i ssion occurs , i t w i l be supplyd as soon as dis

coverd , for we in tend to provi de in the Tables a place for every knowntop ic.

N ew subjects A new topic is al ways closely related to sum exi stingbed . If there is no blank number avai labl i t is combined wi th the bednearest al lyd , and, when important enuf, di stinct provi sion for the new

cumr is made by ading another decimal . The si stem is thus capabl of

ar ran jemen t of the many thousand heds wud be tedius; but everywherefi losofic theory and accuracy hav yi elded to practical usefulness. The

imposibil i ty of making a sati sfactory clasifieation of al l knowlej as preservd in books, has been appreciated from the first, and theoretic harmonyand exactness hav been repeatedl y sacri ficed to practical requiremen ts.Sequence of al lyd subjects Wherever pract icabl , heds hav been so

arran jed that each subject is preceded and fol lowd by most nearly al lydsubjects, and thus aded conven ience is secured both in clast ca talogs andon shelvs; e. g. E i lding (690 ) fol lows M ckan ic trades (680 ) at end of

Studen ts of Biolojy (570 ) find fossi l l ife or Pal eontolojy (560 ) before.and vejetabl l i fe or Botany (580 ) after , thi s fol lowd rn turn by animall ife or Zoolojy endi ng wi th M ammal s whi le Useful arts (60 0 )begi n wi th human Anatomy (6 1 1 ) under M edi cin , thus giving a regular

to brevi ty, for short fami l iar ti tles ar more important than that -termsthem . M any subjects, apparently om i tted. wi l be found in the Index,

DE CIMAL CLASIF ICAT IONeazy to uze rooo heds i n the new sistem as roo in theold, the obviusly

there ar none that sum hav not askt for andm m none that others h '

av

uze al l , or an y part and ignore the rest wi thout di fi cul ty or confuzion .

them , wi thout being forst into refinements in subjects where he has fewbooks or l i t l interest. Since the degree towhi ch any skem e shal be applydis optional wi th each clasifyer and close anal isis is useful to everyone ineven elaborate skemes ar prin ted in ful i f no essential objection has beenbro’t against them by the best quali fyd cr i tics. The rst 3 figures onlymaybe uzed when preferd, and the rest Show the scope of the subject. On

many top ics minute subsections ar pr inted simply for thi s pur pose, andfor use in indexing peri odi cal s and socyety tran sactions, and in keepin gnotes. Note typ is uzed for top ics cl ear ly useful on ly to special i sts ori f doutful ar in regular typ of their grade.

The advantaj of close clasing isunquestiond, i f the uzer knows just whatit is. Wi th thi s plan i t is not onl y pract icabl , but comparat ivly eazy. Ifthere ar only ro books on a givn tOpi c, i t is useful to hav them in groups

amung thernselvs, for otherwi ze they wud hav onl y accidental order ,which is of servi s to no one. A reader wi shi ng a Specific book shud go ,

not to shelvs, but to catal og, where he can find i ts place qui ckest. If heSubject Index. If hewi shes to study the l ibrary’s resources at the shelvs,he wi l be greatly helpt by mi nute closi ng. A teacher showi ng hi s pup i l themateri al on any subject wud, if there wer onl y 2 0 books, surely puttogether those coveri ng same poin ts, even if there wer only 2 . M uch more

gai n sumthing of the advan tajes of an exper ienst gyd.

in jeneral , he is sent to clas 5; i f his department is zoolojy , his l ibrary i s59 ; i f hi s special ty is shel s, he finds al l works and references on that subjectin l ibrary 594. Whether a special i st nw ds i t or not , every subject, bei ng al ibrary by i tsel f, shows resources and wan ts as no catalog can . A catal og

the shelvs; but even i f only l ibrarians ar admi tted, close clasing is worth

cald for t i l 'the 1 0 0 0 heds of 1 873. wi th 2 60 0 index entri es in edi tion 1 ,


D E CIMAL CLASIF ICAT ION

ion , to find book, pamflet , cl ipping or note is l ike findi ng aknowhi s town , street, hous and room .

and cumpany. If John Sm i th is 3d man in 2 d row of Cum

an t 69, 4th divi sion , whether the rej imen t is in camp , on

narch , hi s place is not determi nd by the bi t of ground onis, but by his relation to the rest of the army. If soldi ersthe cemetery they at as eazi ly found by fixt as by relativion o

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t to be, i ts resources shud be findabl whether inbooks on shelvs , the former ly common absolute or fixt loca1d book number iswholy abandond, relativ location by clas

n d the lower the book number . Clas is found in i tsnum er ic

lases, just as shel f is formd in fixt sistems. Shelvs ar not

creasing di fferen t departmen ts, open ing new rooms, and apyases to bri ng books most circul ated nearest del ivery desk,

eparate them. N ot on l y at found together al l books on

t, but most near ly al l yd subjects prew de and foll ow,sing preceded an d fol lowd by other al lyd subjects as far aszaders not having access to shelvs find short ti tles arranjedin shel fl i st, and ful ti tles, imprints, sdcd subject entri es,

e to be, sooner or later , in a l ibrary arranjed on fixt

n unchanjed thru al l chanjes of shelving, hi ldings or order

theonl yone in which i t wasnot shown tobeequal or superi or

s regarding best formsof book numberssee p . 32L 33

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CATALOGSstands, e. g. at the end of a cer ta in shel f, may not be on that shel f at al l

objection , however , inheres in any si stem where books at arran jed by subjects, rather than by shelvs, windows, doors, and sim i lar non-in telectual

It is true that thi s distinction saves a l i tl space, but at far too gr eat aar groupt in ssi zes, ori emust look in 5 placesbefore he can be sure of having

Shel fl i st H ere clas number is again hyly importan t, as i t makes thi sl i st the most useful form of bri ef subject catal og, gi ving author ’s name

and br ief title of every book on specific subject bear ing that clas

Clast catalog In the clast card catal og the clasificat ion is mapt out

Subjects ar arran jed in 1 , 2 , 3 order of their decimal subject numbersexactly as in clas tables, and cards of each subject ar then subarran jed

al fabeti cly by authors (or , in sum cases, e. g. biografy or local history,by subjects) or cronoloj icly , or by book numbers.factory in use. Under each clas num ber at givn the l ibrary’s resourceson that subject, the hedi ng giving, for conveni ence, name aswe] as numberof subject ; e. g. 51 3 Jeometry

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. Jen eral notes at pr inted in finer typ under

It is better to shelv octavos and al l smal l er books together in 1 ser ies ,and arran je in paralel l ibraries only quartos and fol ios, which ar too larjto stand on regular shelvs, showi ng ser ies in which any oversize book isput by a size letter prefixt to the book or clas number ; e. g. 749 qA or

q749 A shows that book A on Artistic furni ture is too larj for regularshelvs, and so is plaw d in q or quarto ser ies. Or uze a wood or pasteboard

dummy to Show location of a book not in i ts regul ar place. But , however

CatalogsAny si stem of m talogsmay be uzed wi th thi s skem e, but the 2 essen tial s

of even the simplest si stem ar name or author catal og and shel fl i st . The

chief uses of this si stem for catalogs ar for shelfli sts and for clast cata logson cards.N ame catalog In thi s, arranjed stri ctly by names of authors and of

person s or places wr i tn about, the clas number holds a subordi nate p lace,yet is constantly useful . If pr inted , i t appears in a singl colum as in the

Relativ Index , and where there is no subject catalog one can rap idly pik


si stem as wi th an y other , and is at presen t on the crest of i ts wave of

populari ty. Its fai lure tomeet skolars’

requiremen ts hasoften been pointedout . Whi le far the best for an index, i t sti l leavsmuch need of a good cl ast

that notwi thstanding i ts great advantajes, the idea must be abandond

of making a good clast catalog hav been so larj ly removed by the simpl

book ti tles under each bed , the number refers to al l those ti tl es simply andwi th al l the advan tajes i t may possess. To us, simplest seemd best. We

mi ngli ng them and so losing much of simpl ici ty of one and as much of

for both catal ogs.Advan tajes

pri n ted, or larj investm en t in another plan , made i t too expen siv to chan jeanything el se. F or i ts gr eat advan tajes for shelvs see p . 2 1

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subject clas l i st ismade for an y topicon which theremay bepres en t interest ;e. g. i f a town con templates a new water supply, interest is greatly st imuto Open his shel fli st to an d and pr int i t . Thi s great advan tajis gaind wi th but slyt var iati on from the form foun d best i n -i ts regu lar

Accession book Where shel f mark colums ar uzed, tabl es of«number of

ADVAN TAJES

by subjects, of .books sdcd during any givn peri od ; for , wherever thi s clasnumber occura i t ,

tels not on ly where the book is Shelvd but alsowhat i t isabout.

upper left corner , and pamflets ar Shelvd in pamflet boxes, Si de by sidewi th books on same subject, or they may be kept in vertical fi les oron special shelvs divided every 1 0 cm by perpendi cular parti tions , or , i fpreferd, each pamflet may be put in exact p lace as i f bound. Li tl expense

can be produced almost instantly. The immen se advantajes of thi s

Placing al l material under i tsclas number on regular shelvs, has the great

subject arranjemen t on any other plan than thi s is di fi cul t to mainta in .

Sti l , i t isvery importan t that therebesummean sofknowingwhat dupl icatesthere at on any givn subject . By simply penci l ing clas numbers on booksquikly , cheap ly and sati sfactor i ly than in any other way .

Charjing sistem Clas numbers may be uzed for charj ing wi th the fol

report'

sheet . If a reader ’s card isuzed , caracter of the indivi dual ’s readingeducating readers' tastes.ar undertaking anal i ses and cros references to an exten t hi therto tho’t

Simply coun ting charies and en ter ing the number for each clas on a repor tsheet. If fil ing is dun by cal l numbers, as ei ther a pr imary or a secondaryconsi deration , wherea bouts of any book lent or amount of use of anysubject is qui kly found ; fil e givs an up-to—date record of al l books len t inany subject; e. g. cards filed under 52 Show for Astronomy or those under82 2 for Engl ish drama just how many and what books ar out and who

hav them . Such a circul ation table, always at hand, and wi th no extraexpense or labor , since i t is a natural part of the si stem , is hyly pri zed byal l in teres ted in caracter of jeneral use of the l ibrary, whi l e i t can by


Recataloging or reclasi fying When AmherstCol lege in 1 873 first adoptedthi s plan and began to recatal og i ts l ibrary, i t was found (as in hundreds ofcases since) en ti rely practi cabl to chan je to the new si stem gradual y , as

lem ; or i t may be uzed for catalogs, leaving shelf arranjement as before ;or i t may be applyd to shelvs, whi l e the catal og is di ctionary or any othertyp .

andwi th les danjer of confuzion or m i stake than any other simbols.There

fore roman numeral s, cap i ta l s and smal l letters , and sim i lar simbols foundin most clasification Sistems ar entirely di scarded, and by exclusiv use ofarabic numeral s thruout shelvs, and indexes, catalogs and other records ,there is secured the greatest accuracy, economy and conven ience.

Thi sadvan taj is specialy prom inent in compar i son wi th Sistems where author 'sname or the t i tle must be wr i tn , in call ing for or char j ing books and in

adaptabi l i ty to special endowments. One specialy interested in any sub

icot can often be induced to endow that subject , thus providing for hyingeach year al l the best publ ica tions.If John Doe is specialy interested in opera, the l ibrary says: G iv us

$ 1 0 0 0 as endowmen t of 782 , and wewi l ca l l i t the DoeLibrary of D ramaticmanuscri pt that the l ibrary has or can get on thi s subject. Gifts fromothers wi l be placed in the Doe Library, the donor ’s name bei ng givnon the bookp late, and for jenerat ions to cum every person inta ested inopera wi l be grateful for yur foundation In thi s way 782 is assynd to

wi th larjer mea n s and in terest wi l endow the whole subject of music 780 ,there is no di ffi cul ty or impropryety in includi ng 782 , the Doe Dramatic

50 0 1 123 1 10 11 5 TO U ZERS 2 7

This i s one of the most prom i sing fields for developmen t, for almost

Summary To sum up i ts claims : It is by far most inexpensiv; eazi l yunderstood, rememberd and uzed ; practi cal rather than theoretic ; br ief

shelvs; a satisfactory adaptation of card catalog pr incipl to shelvs. It

mistakes ; adm i ts redi ly numerus cros references ; is unchan jeabl in i tscal l numbers, and so givs them in al l places where nw ded ; in i ts Indexaffords an an ser to the grea test objection to clast catal ogs, and was therst sati sfactory un ion of the advan tajes of clast and di ct ionary sistems.

Sugjestions to uzers

H old book in t yt hand and turn wi th left, then both clas numberswhen eye fol lows left pajes on ly.N umeration In thinki ng or speaking of clas numbers, to avoid confuz

ion al ways divi de at the decimal point, and name i t ; e. g. readn ine forty-two, point twen ty-seven never n inety-four two twen tyseven If ‘

point ’ wer omi tted, the ea r myt redi ly i nterpret(two seven ty, two) as 2 72 , whil e two seventy, point two can never be

Plan of book

Tables Fi rst paje shows 1 0 clases into which al l top ics ar divi ded.N ext paje shows 9 di vi sions of each of these 1 0 clases, in a bi rdseye vi ewof the whole skeme on a Si ngl paje. Then fol lows a sinoptic vi ewof 1 0 pajes, one for each clas, showi ng the 9 sections of each divi sion of

conven ience ofuzers, who thus get ful l er and clea rer i deas of the field whicheach n umber covers, Sinonimus term s, exampls, bri ef notes, dates and

vari us cachwords ar often adad to main heds. Therefore al l references tonumbers shud be lookt up in the ful tables of subsections, uzing summar ies

exact place of each in Tables. This l ndex includes also, as far as found.


whereto turn to his subject in theTables,may, by consul ting the Index, beput on the trak of valuabl al lyd matter whi ch hemyt otherwize overlook.

U se of Tables and IndexFami l iari ty wi th Clasificafion Get a jeneral know lej of the skeme by

lern ing the 1 0 main clases [yu wi l soon know the 1 00 divi sion s al so wi thoutspecial study], so that yu can tel to what subject a givn number belongs

Tables al one, and then always ver ify yur resul t by the Index. Thusi tsuse. To do thi s, decidefirst towhich of the 1 0 clases the subject belongs ;next, take that clas as i f there wet no other , and decide to which of i ts

1 0 -f0 1d narrower at each step . As a chek agai nst error , even tho fami l iar

wi th the skeme, uze Index freely.

Subject of a book To find thi s out , consul t1 Ti tle, sin ce i t is jeneral y chosen to show what the book is about,

but as man y ti tles ar vague or mi slea ding, never clas from ti tle al one

but always exam in al so2 Contents table, whi ch is best gyd to true subject . If there is no

contents table read3 H edingsof chapters, or marj inal topies

4 Preface Un less alredy certain , glance thru this to each author 's5 Reference books If precedingmeans fai l , con sul t relyabl bibl iografies,

6 Subject matter If 5 shorter methods abuv fai l , exam in subjectan under consideration shel f t i l yu eon examin more thuroly or consul t7 Speciali sts Experts ar uzual y glad to exam in any new books in thei r

tion s. Old ones they know where to put alredy.

Be speeialy careful when deal ing wi th flexibl terms, e. g. chi ld wel fare,

D E CIMAL CLASIF ICATION

Supply these numbers indi cating more closely caracter of book as

l i tl room , ar eaz i l y aded , an d in most cases ar “

very valuabl .6 If 2 subjects hav di stinct paje l imi ts, jeneraly clas under rst andmake

anal i ti c entry under 2d ; but if 2d is deei dedl y more important or muchgreater in bulk, clas under that, wi th anal i ti c entry under rst . Always

7 Consider not onl y scope and tendency of each book, but al so nature

thi s variation , many subj ects hav in thi s skeme 2 or more places, accordingto thesedifferen t si des ; e. g. a bookon skool hyj iene’, whichamedi cal l ibraryputs under 6 1 3 , hasal so a p lace in where education special ists require8 If a book treats of a major i ty of the section s of any divi sion , giv i t

en tri es. Unl ess sum onesection is so prom inently treated as to warrantplacing the book in i t , clas a book coveri ng 4 or more section s under divi

ful ly di scust , wi th adod entri es for the others ; but i f i t treats al so of

mekanics, hydrostatics and neumatics, clas as 530 , or jeneral fizi es, tho nomention be made of electr ici ty, magneti sm or molecular fiz i cs.

9 When a book deal s wi th 2 consecutiv and closely al lyd subjects, jeneral y clas wi th rst and regard thi s as including 2d, but i f 2d is decidedlypredom inant , clas wi th thi s and ei ther di sregard rst or make aded en try,according to importance of that portion .

1 0 To secure un i form i ty, make for future reference ful notes of al l

subject together than to put them in a more nearly absolutely corrector in an in terleavd copy or on P sl ips arran jed by clas numbers l ike a

1 1

books, to most specific hed that wi l con tain them ; or assyn tomost prom inen t of vari us subject s treated, wi th aded en tries for others ; or , better ,separate and clas parts as independen t works.

each under most specific hed that w i l con tain i t .

DECIMAL cu sm car ron

li teratures, givs Pol ish l i terature. In br ief, to form l i terature

Sanskri t l i terature Under 490 , the filolopc di vi sions (dictionari es, grammar etc ) , and under 890 the form di vi sions (poetry, dramaor l i terature. e. g. Russian , but not 497 North Amer iean , awai tingfurther divi sion by languaj .If di rected to divide l ike main clasification as in 0 1 6 , number for

required subject is aded exactly as i t stands in Tables ; e. g. bibl iografy ofPol i sh poetry,grea t care, or confuzion resul ts. M any uzers, fascinated wi th the posibi l i ties of the si stem , make combination s more injen ius than useful ; e. g .The horse’s foot and how to shoe i t was once markt i . e .

blaksmi thi ng number , 682 , adad to horse number , H orseshoemg

is now in Tables as whi le means Amer ican pon ies.Often a clasi fyer ads a figure to show sum di stin ction . It seems shortand desi rabl , but later hemay find he has shut himsel f off from uzing sum

other divi sion grea tly preferd. F or hi s personal adi ti ons, l etters or othersimbols not numbers shud be uzed . Every aded simbol must be clear lySee al so p . 35

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1, Letter or simbol notations for chanjes or adi t ions.

The ca l l num ber of a book (number by which i t is cal d for) jeneralyconsi sts of both clas and book num bers. The same clas number app lys towork from al l othersin that clas, and is the same for al l volumes or copies

M ost important methods of assyn ing book numbers arAuthor numbers Invention of tran slation sistems by which a name is

represen ted by i ts ini tial , wi th remain ing letters translated in to numbers,

e. g. Freeman , PS5, has l ed most l ibrari es to arran je books under eachclas number al fabeticly by authors, or in local hi story by towns, or inkeeps together al l works by same author or on same town or samebiografee,

etc. and even in larj clases enables one to find any book redi lywi thout consul ting ca talogs. One great advantaj is that same author has same booknumber in every subject ; i . e. figures ar ‘sign ificant ’ l i ke our clas numbers,

lation sistems is C . A. Cutter ’s, known as Cutter numbers’ , publ isht byLibrary Bureau.

DE CIMAL CLASIF ICAT IONshud be made by one fam i l iar , not only wi th the l ibrary and i ts needs,but al so wi th al l methods of any meri t and wi th comparativ caz and cost

noted in 1—5 below as pract icabl , and in sum cases useful and desirabl .

The inexper ienst uzer is very l ikely to feel enti rely competen t, wi thoutreading more than a singl paje of the Tables, regardl ess of i ts bear ings onhundreds of other p laces, and wi thout so much as looking at the author ’sexplanations, to institute a seri es of improvemen ts Experi ence showsthat nothin g cud be more disastrus. It seems a simp l matter to put

a top ic a l ine hyer or lower , but in sum cases thi s may affect over 1 0 0

Index entri es, and there rsnoposibl way to be sure ofcorrecting them exceptby exami ni ng each of 43 ,0 0 0 heds. Proposed chan jes, careful y studi d out

to hav been adopted an d uzed in the exact form proposed t i l unforeseenconsideration s forst us to chan je to the form as printed. Even after yearsof experience one i s not safe in pronouncing on an apparen t improvement

ing chanjes whi ch on tryal they wet compeld to reject, going bak toor i j inal form at cost an d confuzion of 2 chanjes. In so appar en tly simplmade; and when too late to correct them themakers regret thei r neglectto con sul t the edi tor and secure advice and cooperation of those most

divi sions equaly good, they do not agree wi th those which wi l later bepr inted in Tables and Index, so that every copy of the pri n ted skeme

The onl y safe rul e is to make no chan jes or subdivisionswi thout submi ttingthem to the editor , who wi l gladly advi ze on such matters wi thout charj ,

ence i n this special work, but becauz in this way onl y can i t be lernd if

any posibl skeme. The moment he makes 1 improvement he mustdefend al l hi s heds or al ter them to sui t each cr itic. M uch time is saved bysaying that the skeme is uzed as pr inted, and blunders ar the author ’s,not the uzer

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s. A l i st of chanjesmade by others wi thout con sul tation washow cazy i t isfor ablemen to makewhat no one question s after explanation

divi sions and el im inating any errors that remain in ei ther Tables or Index.


DE CIMAL CLASIF ICAT IONglance, but time must be taken to determin the 3d. It is conven ient towr i te these rst figures, but if a mathematical book receivs i ts rst 2

fi gures thi s unfin isht number is l i kely to be confuzed wi th the

decimal poin t after a blank ; e. g. 51 to show that a figure is omi tted.z Contracti ons for Special ists The si stem is often uzed by special i sts

Theoreti cly i t is better to wr i te al l these figures, thus showing re lation tothe universe of knowlej , but there is no practical gai n to justify the laborif a great quanti ty of sli ps must be numberd. A Special i st worki ng onSwedi sh poetry of the aje of Gustavus can uze a si ngl letter insted of

the ful and save 5 caracters in number in g ea ch note ; or a dashmay be wr i tn for al l but the last figure, thus 5 A body of such notescan be inser ted together in their p lace in an index at 1 5, wi th a colordcard tomark the Special groups, wi th l i t l danjer of confuzion . Sti l a stickler

that ismore useful . Indeed, the main feature of our p lan is i ts al fabeti cal fabeticly or by dates wi thout uzing a translation sistem . Thi s is specialytrue in index rerums an d notes of Special i sts. After numbers hav beenuzed as far as that is themost useful form , then ei ther the name chosen forhed or the year ean be inserted at the end ; e. g. town s in a givn state,

individual birds or in sects cum ing under one number , names of men

wr i tn about in biografy , etc. Sum may prefer to adopt thi s p lan in placeswherewe hav chosen a grouping ; e . g. in chemi stry, to put al l m etal s in oneal fabet under insted of nz ing numbers If thi s chan je iswi sht, a more complete one w il probably be better : put al l elements ,metal li c and nonmetal l ic, in 1 al fabet under 546. Such use of the al fabeteauzes no confuzion wi th the Index, as i t simply subdi vi desmore closely,un l ess, as in the case of the al fabet replaces heds al redy pr in ted.In thi s case, can cel al l subsection s in theTables by drawing a l i ne obl iquelythru heds di scarded, and mark in marj in Alfabet by el ements, ’ e. g.

M etal s


circulati ng h’

brary to uze in charj ing but may be disregarded for that pur

pose i f book numbers ar so assynd as to distinguish . In reference l ibrar ies,on cards, etc. most wi l prefer to wri te out pro and con , to mark the 2

groups. The order on shelvs is, of course, al fabeti c, i . e.

324 .3p ; or if and ar uzed, the usual order is fol lowd :These 5 notes sugj est the ran je of var iation s whi ch may be made, and

i lustrate D C adaptabi l i ty to widely di fferen t condi tions. F or booknumbers, which decide the order of materi al after i t isgroupt in to i ts finalclases. see p 32

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B ibl i ografic modifi cations

adopted in 1 895 by the newly organ i zed Insti tut International de

per iods of the wor ld’s hi story.

1 Decimal Clasification was of topics, independent of languaj or exact

2 Its notation was in i tself the onl y in ternational lan guaj , since i t consistedsolely of arabic numeral s, uzed al l over the wor ld

of subdivi sion was the Insti tute’s 1 st dimcul ty and i t nr jd us at once to

en lar j the Tables. State Library duti es at that time made concentrationon thi s irnposibl , but we promi st cooperation and cri ticizm i f I I B wudeven adequatecri t icizm , i t was author ized to publ i sh i ts tables and assur edthat the Amer ican revi sion wud vary from them as l i t l as practi cabl .

At Geneva in 1 9 24 the harmon izing of the Ameri can and Europeanedi tion s was agreed on and to D C edi tor was delegated the very extensivwork of checkin g the var iant form s and recomm ending which shud bekept, a work which is now wel under way.

simbols can be uzed on index cards, wud be qui te impractieabl for a

of books, redi ly uzed by the unski l d publ ic in wr iting ca l l sl ips, and rapidl y

I I B has devi zed and uzes in jen ius simbol s, expressi ng man y i n terrela


which they at to be arranjed .

4 Form syn (0 ) Form or jeneral i t ies ar exprest by a parentheti c(o z) Form simbol ; e. g. mean s Social i sm treated in form of a

(0 0 ) Subdivi sions pecul i ar to a subject ; e. g. for hi story i t mean s sources .It is further subdivided and in sum cases modifyd by a hyfend figure;e. g. (0 0 1 -3) mean s Cata log of ofiicia l sour ces of French hi story,(0 0 1 ) meaning offi cial sources and -

3 mean ing catal ogs , indexes, l ists etc.

(0 1 ) ar the sam e as our regul ar form numbers 0 1 —0 9 . Obviusly we

can not replace our long establ isht simpl form numbers by sumthingso much more compl ex that i t is impracticabl for shel f use.

5 Universal ity syn 0° The mathematical syn of infini ty is uzed wi th

(see 6 below) i t mean s mcludi ng al l places e. g. 9 ( 00 ) Hi story of allcuntri es; wi th time syn (see 8 below) i t means cover ing al l peri odse. g. 9 ( oo ) 00 History of al l cun tri es at al l times .6 Place syn (3) These replace our regular cuntry subdi vi sion sfound i n 930—999 , but do not confli ct , as I I B merely leavs D C 930—999vacan t, and wr i tes H i story of France insted of 944 . Other auxi l i aryplace numbers indi cating jeneral rej ion , di rection , jeoloj ic place, prehi stor ictime, etc. ar al so provi ded 111 place curvs.

7 Languaj syn Thi s syn precedi ng languaj numbers as found

a work on meteors, in Pol i sh, being fil olojy number for Pol i shlanguaj in 40 0 .

I I B akeme givs an elaborate time-di vi sion sistem based on exact datese. g. 1 92 2 . 1 2 . 1 1 meani ng year 1 92 2 , 1 2 th m onth, 1 1 th day.

9 Jeneral poin ts of view syn 0 0 Each of the fol lowing numbers forpoi nt of view (except 0 0 5) has al so a seri es of subdi vi sion s :

0 0 7 Specia l personnel1 0 A to Z Al fabeti c arranjement by name of person , p lace or thing is

indica ted accordi ng to circumstances by in itial or whole name.


fools. Alex. Bainwi zely sai d ‘to lern to clasi fy i s in i tself an education ’

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Theman ofmuch business or affai rsmust study every problem i n i tsmanifold relations ; i . e. must clasi fy and make charts of h is resul ts. Wi thoutthese he is l ike a sai lor in stranje

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waters, sooner or later shiprekt un l esshe uzes charts to find safe channel s as wel as to avoid roks and shoal s.A larj busi ness or work unclasifyd or uncharted is not a worthy organ i zation but mere materi al from which a cl ever brain may construct one. Itdiffers in efficiency from the ideal as a mob of men difi

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ers from a wel dis

cipl i nd army. Pi l ea ofbrik and mortar at not a temp l anymore than heaps1 f t yp ar Shakspere’s works, tho i f clasi fyd and set , each in ryt relationto the rest, the tran sformation is bro’t about .Scrapbooks The plan has proved the best for keeping newspaper

cl i pp ings. U ze man ila sheets of uni form size (we find 2 0x2 5cm best)W r i te clas number of subject in uzna l place on paje, and mount cl ipp ingson sheets as in a common scrapbook. These sheets ar ar ran jednumeri cl y l ike a clast card catalog, sheets ofeach clasbeing fur ther arran jed ,

when desi rabl , under al fabet ic subheds. When one sheet is ful , in sertanother at the exact place. Thus perfect clasificat ion is kept up wi thoutblank sheets, and at smal l est outlay of money and trubl . Scraps thusmounted ar shelvd ei ther in man i la pamfi et cases or in patent binders,or ar kept in ver ti eal fi l es .Index t et ums These at best made on standard P si ze (7.5x1 2 . 50m)

cards or sl ips. Lyt weight eatalog card stok i s best for pri vate indexes ,etc. It costs only as much as hevy bri stol , takes on ly é room , an dbandl s eaz il y.

usefulness of the card si stem by nzi ng ordinary machine-cut cards or sl ipsvarying in byt somuch astomakequi kand accuratemani pul ation imm i bl .

Extreme var iation to be tolerated is 1 mm or 313inch. Th is w i l be un der

stood by placing a 7.4cm card between two 7.50m cards . In rapid turn ing,fingers make a br i j across tal ler cards an d m is the lower one entirely.

Cards must be accurately cut or they lose hal f their value and in manycases nece si tate recopying materi al at a cost 1 0 -fold greater than to havthrown away imperfectly cut eards or sl ips at the outset .lows at t yt , and notes fil card below. Cards ar then fil ed in order of cl asnumbers, the cards of each clas being further arranjed l ike scrap sheets,according to any al fabet ic subheds.

Paper the sizeof scrap sheets, 2 0x250m , arranjed and stored the samewaymay be uzed insted of cards. This has the advan taj of a ful letter paje i nsyt at once, and holds over stimes asmuch ascard. Whi l e the si stem can

be applyd to sl ips or sheets of any si ze, there ar l i teraly hundredspf acces


direction s for use, 3-figure tables for other subjects, and ful index ; e. g.

370 skemebut may not need to earry clasifieat ion of other subjects beyond3 figures ; el ectri c en j ineersmay hav no use for 370 , but wi l need al l detai l sof wi th on ly 3 figures for other subjects.

may be rai zd and coul d eazi ly be anserd .

Thomuch elaborated an d in sum few points al terd , the essential caracter

testing of new skemes is not al ways posi bl , practieal appl ica tion s ar sureto develop unnot ist faul ts. Clasifyers ar therefore askt to uze new tablescri t ical y an d repor t defects of any kind, wi th proposed remedi es and an y

The labor on Clasifieation and Index has been wholy beyond appreciaIn hi s vari d readi ng, correspondence and conversation on the subject ,

is now imposibl for him specificly to aknowlej . The N nova si stema di

catalogo bibl iografico generals of N atale Battezzati , of M i lan , adopted bythe Ital ian publi shers in 1 871 , tho he cop id nothing from i t , more thanany other singl si stem stimulated his study of the probl em . The p lan of

the St Loui s Publ i c School Library an d that of the Appren tices’ Libraryof N ew York, whi ch in sum respects resembld his own , wer not seen ti lal l essen tial features wer decided on , tho not givn to the publ ic. In fi l l ingthe 9 clases of the skeme, the inverted Baconian arran jemen t of the StLoui s Library was fol lowd. The author has nowi sh to claim or i j inal invention for any part ofhi ssi stem where another has been before him , and wud

gladly make specific aknowlejmen t of every ai d and sugjestion wer i t inhis power . Tho at i ts start a l i t l book, i t came not forth except byM uch val uabl ai d has been renderd by special i sts, who hav assi stedgreatl y in develop ing tables. Amung these ar many wel-known skol ars,

and to al l most cordial aknow lejmen t is made. Without such assi stance, the presen t developmen t cud not hav been at taind, for manyminds wer necesary to supp ly tekn i cal and special lern ing absolutelyessential in fi l l ing mi nute heds. Indeed, in many subjects the author ’sshare has been l im i ted to modifica tion necesary for tekni cal adjustmen tto hi s skeme, of materi al prepared by Special i sts. To many prominentl ibrar ian s we ar indetted for valuabl sugjesti ons and appreciativ cri ti cizm .

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s servi s to Amer i can l ibrari es, whi ch is the chief factor in i ts work,wi l be coordi nated wi th un dertaki ngs previusly instal d by the nationall ibrary, extending sti l further the latter" s al redy great servises to thel ibrari es of the cun try at l arj .

Future of D CM is Seymour had a stedi l y growi ng wish to make D C a permanent

force for education ,by greatly improving i ts ful , Short and outl ine edi

of the State of N ew York, Jan . 26, 1 92 2 , wi th these objects‘

as an educational in sti tution , to restore to bel th and educat ionaleffi ciency teachers, l ibrar ian s and other educators ofmoderatemeans, whohav becum incapaci tated by overwork ; to establ i sh , maintain and ai d

skool s,l ibrari es or other educational in stitution s, specialy at Lake Placid ;

and to in stitute, organ ize or foster other movements to advance publ icwelfare thru education , by mean s of the Foundation pres , conferences,forum s, addresses , gyded reading , and simi lar ajencies’

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To thi s Foundation was at once givn al l voting stok and surplus ofLake Placid Co. whi ch own s the akers and 39 1 hi ldi ngs of LakePl acid Club, thus assur ing perman en t financial support, whi ch has al redybeen further increast by gi fts and bequests from i n terested frends. Under

solely for improvin g D C and extendi ng i ts usefuln ess, thereby preventi ngposibili ty that the work shud ever be made a. source of ei ther indivi dualor insti tution profit. A comm i ttee on D C , consi sting of the mostinterested Foundation trustees, in consul tation wi th commi ttees ofAmeri

wi l in sure observance of the abuv condi tion .

to i ts uzers as a whole. Al l who contr ibute to the stedy improvemen tof future edi tion s may kno that they ar help ing to make sti l more usefula sistem whi ch i s so greatly helping stedi ly increasing thousands scat terdal l over the civi l ized wor ld.

M ELVIL D EWEYLAKE PLACID CLU B N Y

D ec. 1 0 , 1 92 6

Previ ns edi tion s hav been dated Amherst Col l ege Library, June 1 0 ,

1 876 ; Columbia Col l ege Library, Aug. 1 0 , 1 885, and Aug. 30 , 1 888; NewYork State Library, Dec. 2 5, 1 890 ; Lake Placid Club, Ap . 1 0 , Ap.

1 0 , 1 9 1 3 , Oct . 1 , 1 9 1 5, Aug. 1 1 , 1 9 1 9, and Aug. 3 1 , 1 92 2 .


sh is spel d in 2 0 ways and the a in 2 4 ways ; i .e. thi s simpl word of only2 sounds may be speld 480 ways in exact analojy wi th other Engl i shspel ings. Webster ’s Di ctionary says Shakspere’s namewas speld 30 ways ;the M ainwar ing fam i ly records sho 1 30 var i ations in thei r name ;

and A. J . El l i s made over 60 0 0 spel ings of sci ssors al l just i fyd by dictionary ana l ojies. Booker W ashington toldme that theywud not graduatefrom Tuskegee onewho cud not spel and pronounce correctly thi s sen tence :Though the rough cough and hiccough plough m e through I ought tocross the lough We markt agenst each lett al l the differen t ways ofpronouncing i t in Engl i sh. By simpl permutation thi s Showed over

ways in which this sentence cud be pronounst . Then wemarktagenst each sound al l the di fferen t ways of spel i ng i t and proved that therewer 66 deci l l ion ways ofspel ing the senten ce, each just i fyd by analojy . Yet he was sol ici tingmoney to teach those poor colord studen ts just which of thi s infin i t varyetymust be uzed , before he cud graduate.

On e group bel i evs in adin g 6 new consonants for ch , ng, sh, zh , ih and dh ,and 1 1 new vowel s ; for as c, q an d x dupl icate s, k, kw and ksor gz we hav

on ly 23 lett s toward the 40 needed in a perfect Engl i sh alfabet . Theseand we shud be rid of var ius devi ces for expressi ng sounds for which wehav no di st inct iv lett ; e.g. for the word fyn we ad e to fin and say

that servi l e is si len t where wr i tn , but mean s that the i in er l ier part ofword is not i , but the di fthong ai , combined of the sounds of a in ar

and i in‘

i t Thi s is exactly analogue to wr i ting 4537 and sayi ng that7 is si len t but mean s that the 5 is realy 9 , so the number is 493. W e

ar so uzed to these absurdi ties that we recogn i ze the ir fol ly onl y whenWhen these wer in troduced in to Engl i sh the iden tical argumen ts putforward today agenst syen t ific Spel in g wer urjd agenst the stran je arabcaracters. M en said, Every chi ld knows at a glance that V is five, butwho cud understand i n ? whi ch they pr in ted lying on i ts face.

N o one questions that complete reform is best. M ost sholars, however ,think i t impract icabl to do i t al l at once except amung a l imi ted clas,

We hav evolvd i , j and y from 1 l ett , and u , v and w from o, and skolars

say we shal in time, in same way , evolv the other new lett s needed.

The Simp l ifyd Spel ing Socyety of Great Bri tain atternpts to solv the

for ch, ng, sh and ih . Thi s has the advan taj that every typwr i ter and

pr inter is ful ly equipt for new Spel ing. It has the great di sadvantaj thati t lengthns many words and ofiends the eye much more than new letrs.

It isas absurd to use c and h to represen t a soundwhi ch has nei ther c nor h

in i t as i t wud be to uze 74 to represent 5.


D E CIMAL CLASIF ICAT IONhi s day . The greatest need of the Engl i sh wor ld is to Simpl i fy i ts languaj ,speci aly in spel ing, so i t may be uzed by al l nat ions. It is disgrace to be

bl ind to the facts or to be too cowardl y to uze sum at least of the needed

tion of Engl i sh is to convey author’s tho

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t clear ly and compactly to reader’s

wri te out eighty-eight or LX X XVIII for the simbol 88 , or to

wri te three hundred seventy-eight wi th 2 4 1etrs when 378 is as longand vastly clearer . M odern pressure for space and economy has led many

wonder at our stupidi ty which so long preven ted ful use of 1 of thewor ld’s

etc. Persi sten t use was cop i d by others t i l now many of our best wri tersavoid the fooli sh al and get stronger as wel as shortt words. When adingadverbial ly we shud sti l om i t al and say graficly , academicly etc. In factvery few peopl pronounce the al in common speech. If we adop t Thomasin our great mother tung.

correct ion ; for consi stency wi th other spel ings is les important than to

spel betr whenever they think of i t and not be trubld if on the next pajethey forget to simpl i fy. H av Thomas Jefierson ’

s curaj and hold pedantic

wi th clearness . The 2d forms belo ar as much stronger and betr as theyar shor tr :

thi s has been found to be an encurajmen t to good work— thi s

purchasing ajen t byera larj number of many

DE CIMAL CLASIF ICAT IONcompeld al l dictionary makers and great Engl i sh skolars to declare infavor of simpler spel ing.It issum t imes askt why, i f edi tors of the great dictionar ies favor simplerspel ing, the dictionar ies themselvs uze i t so slyt ly (tho latest edi tion of

Webster has 30 0 0 more Simpler forms) . Thi s anser is givn by the Standard:

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The chi ef function of a dictionar y i s to record usaj , not , except in a

l im i ted degr ee, to seek to create i t ’ . Con sequently i t is not t i l a wordor form has made i ts way in to sumwhat common acceptance that i t canlook for dictionary recogni tion . Other cases where the in terest whichmyt be expected seems to be lacking on part of simpathizers at those of

authors, educators and men of affai rs, who, if left to fol lo their own jujmen t and preferences , wud gladl y uze simpler spel ings but who at pre

ven ted from doing so by offi cial connections or rules of thei r publ ishers.Rul es

We prin t belo 7 of the best known codes, for conveni en t referencewhenone wi shes to decide wi th what chan jes he w i l start his betr spel ing.Al l wi l dout less uze the 1 2 words and most wi l be glad to adopt S S B 30words, chozen wi th great careby leading skolars as the best smal l beginni ngfor the averaj man . These ar simply sampl words. S S B al fabet ic

rul es represen t expert jujmen t of dist inguish t fil olopsts as to chanjes

ar fol lowd by 1 8 rules, which compr ize an er l ier l ist and , forming thebasi s of the al fabet ic l i st , larj ly dup l icate i t but ar included here forconven ience of those who wi sh a selection of the most im portant. Acompact di ctionary l i st of al l Engl i sh words coverd by S S B rul es wi l be

The 5th code is our D C ruleS, uzed in adi t ion to S S B rules, by thosewi l l i ng to pyoneer sti l faster . The 6th code, a selection from U S JeograficBoard rules, and the 7th , the 1 0 join t rules of Ameri can and Engl i shfiloloji sts, ar aded for reference and to sho by repetition in di fferen t codeshow closely the best authori ties at in harmony.

To al l governd by reazon rather than by vi zual prejudi s the objectionto simp ler spel ing that ‘

i t looks queer wi l l be more than offset by theargumen ts, both skolar ly and practical , in i ts favor ; whi le those who

find curaj thru knowing that the movement is supported by the mostsi l l iest of thei r corresponden ts w i l br ing the charj ‘they don ’t kno how to

spel ’ , as resul t of thei r uzing simpler forms for such common and short


a) After a consonant preceded by a short vowel strest ; e.g. bad (bade) ,giv, hav, l iv, centiped (when so pronounst)

b) In ar (e) , gon (e) , and i n wer (e) when not pronounst to r ime wi ththere

c) In the unstrest fin al short si l abls ide, i l e, ine, ise, i te, ive, pronounstas i f speld id, i l , in , is, i t, iv; e.g. net iv bromi d, comparativ, defin i t ,determin , examin , favor it, hosti l , infin it , iodin , nativ, opposi t, posi t iv,practis, promis.textil

This i d, i l , in , is, i t, 1vgroup shud be chanjed Ist , as the long spel ings constantlyead to vulgar mi spronunciations l i ke posi tyv, i nfinyt, favoryt etc.

The ordinary use of e final after a singl consonant 1s to indi cate that the precedingvowel

1shas a. pronunci at ion differen t from that which i t wud normaly hav the con1n

fiuest ion

con

wer final , as in bar, bare ; hat, hate ; her , here ; them, theme ; Si r ,sire ;

sonan

bi d’ de ; con , con run , rune. H ence the 0 final i s retai nd rn such words asarrive, care, fin e, poli te, ri de, rode, and also 1n bromi de, iodine etc. , when pronormst wi th the of

mi ll ine, si de

d) After IV and rv e.g. involv, resolv, twelv, valv; carv, curv, deserv,serv

e) After v or 2 when preceded by a di graf represen ting a long vowel ora difthong ; e .g. achiev, bel iev, freez, gauz , leav, sucez

f) In cc final pronounst o ; e.g. fo, ho, 1 0 , to, wo

Retain e in inflect ions-oed, -oes; as foes, not fos, hood, not had

ea pronounst as in head or as in heart. D rop the si l en t letr ; e.g. bred,brekfast, hed, belth, bevy, instad, lather , plesure, welth, wether ;be betr that pronunciation be made to correspond to root word thanthat spel ing be made to correspond to presen t pronunciati on ;

ed final pronounst d. When the chanje wi l not sugjest a wrong proconsonant ; e.g. auserd, cal d, curt i d, delayd, employd, examind,

fi ld, fol lowd, marrid, pleasd, preferd, robd, signd, sneezd,

struggld, traveld, worri d, wrongd ; but not bri bd for bribed, cand

for caned ; changd for changed, fi ld for filed, pried for pri ced, usd forused, etc.

The e i s retaind on ly in caseswhere i t has by conven t ion a.diacri t ic use, to

a precedi ng l ong vowel , or , in case of consonants, c si bi l ant or g pronounst j

ed final pronounst t . When the chan je w i l not sugjest a wrong pronunciati on , spel t, reducing a preceding dubl to a singl con sonan t,and chan jing ced, seed, fin al , to st ; e .g. asht, fixt, helpt, indorst,

deduct or dedust for deduced, fact or fast for faced, hopt for hoped,etc. (See note to preceding rul e)


3 D rop efina l after J o and -rv, as delv, skalv, carv, curv, deserv etc. ;al so in the endings -i de, -i le, -i ne, -i se, -i te , -i ve, unstrest , pronounst id,

end of ar (e) hav(e) , giv(e) , forgiv(e) , misgiv e) , l iv(e) ; becauz i ts normaluse after a smgl con sonant .‘i s to sho that preceding vowel is long. H ence

i t is retaind in such words as bare, brave, mi le, fine, wi ze, pol ite, arrive4 When digraf ea is sounded as in head or heart, uze soun ded lett and

om i t the other , as bel th, hevy, insted, tred, wether , plesant , hart, harth etc.

5 Substi tute e for digrafs and l igature: ‘

de, w, oe, as, when not final , as6 When ch is pronounst l ike c in car drop h , except before e, i and

y , as caracter , clor i d, corus, cronic, eco, epoc, arcangel , mecan ic, monarc,scolar , scool , stomac etc. ; but chem i st, architect, monarchy etc.

Rul e 6 was later al terd to‘uze k or drop h

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, so we prefer k in skool , mekanic,arki tect etc. ; for the asander k looksmore l ike ch than does c and i t is the form sure

to be uzed m the end

7 D rop si lent h from i n i tia l rh, as rapsody, reumatism , rubarb etc.

8 Reduce l l fina l , after a short strest vowel , to 1, as bi l , dol , dr i l , dwel ,fi l , ful , fulfi l , shal , tel , wi l , wi l ful etc.

9 Reduce dubl fina l consonants bb, dd , jf, gg, nn , rr , tt , 22 , to a singl

consonant, as ch , ad, ad, ouf, eg, bun , bur , whi r , net , buz etc.

1 0 D rop -me from mmefina l , as gram , program

1 1 D rop -te from ette final , as cigaret, coquet, etiquet, omelet, quartet1 2 D rop si lent ne final after g, as catal og, col l eag, dial og, pedagog,

sinagog etc. ; except when g is preceded by a singl long vowel , as in rogue,vague, vogue etc. Tongue spel tung, M i l ton ’

s way

1 3 F or -ough substi tute 0 , u, of, ock, out or up, accordi ng to sound,as tho, thru, cof, enuf , hock, drout, hiccup etc. P lough spel plow

1 4 Drop si lent bfina l , as crum, lam , l im, num , thum etc. ; except whereomi ssion sugjests incorrect pronun ciati on , as in tomb, comb etc.

1 5 D rop e from ey fina l unstrest , pronounst l ike short y final , as abby,barlyrm y, donky’ Early, t ony, V3 11? » Whisky etc

1 6 Substi tute z for s in visefina l , pronounst as i f speld ize, asadverti ze,1 7 Chan je re fina l after any consonan t except c, to -er , as center,

fiber , meter , theater etc. ; but lucre, mediocre, not lucer , mediocer

1 8 D rop 14 from our fina l in words of 2 or more si labls, as ardor , color ,

Supplementing S S B ’s short l i st of most needed chanjesfrom i ts longer prel im inary l ist and from the other best author i ties a fewmore chanjes whi ch we uze in order to fami l iar ize readers wi th shortt

DECIM AL CLASIF ICAT IONU S Jeografic Board rules

M ost chanjes made harmon ize wi th rules un iformly uzed by U S Jeografic Board (and strongly recommended for jeneral adoption ) inofii cialy fixing propr spel ings of jeogr afic names. Sum of these rulesapp lyd to other words at :

languajes, consonants as in Engl ishC always soft (sounded Always uze k for hard c; e.g. Korea, Dakota ;

W e leav ini tial e, at presen t , in cat, corus, cronolojy etc. , also final c in grafie etc.

G is always hard. U ze j , never di , for soft g (j sound)Ch always as in church ; never use for k sound, e.g. spel arkitect, caracter ,

N ever uze ph for f soundAlways pronounce h when uzed ; e .g. humor , not yumer

N ever uze y for vowel i when i t has i tspropr sound as in other languajes(as in pin , pique) ; e.g. l imf, l inch , simbol , not lymph, lynch, symbol

Ei , wi th both shor t vowel s pronounst respect ivly as in met and pin ,

sound l ike ey in they and prey, or a in fateOmi tt ing useless gh in sleigh, wei gh, freight etc . leavs bet r spel ings

F i lolojists 1 0 joint rules

ing nearly al l eminen t skolars in Engl i sh, after several years study bycommi ttees of thei r leadi ng members. Br i tish and Amer icans jointlyrecommended these 1 0 rules as in the in terests of real skolarship as wel

2

(tung) and the l ike4 cu D rop a from on having sound of u in but, in trouble (trubl ) , rough(ruf) and the l ike. F or our unaccen ted, as in honour , wr i te or , e.g. honor

5 u, ue D rop si lent i t after g before a, and in nativ Engl i sh words,

singl long vowel , as in rogue, vague]

(but not hal l battle (batl ) , wri tten (wri tn) , travel ler

7 Chan je d and ed fina l to t when so pronounst , as in looked (lockt)etc un less the e afiects the precedi ng sound, as in chafed etc.

DE CIMAL CLASIF ICATIOND ict ionary catal og 2 4

°

D i ct ionary spel i ng 56°

D ifi eren ces between D C and C D 407

D igrafsD ivi si on s 3

°

Dupl i cates, see Sal e dup l ica tes

Edi ti ons 71-83 , 1 1 °Edi torsh 1p 47

°

Educat ion , methods of 52°Eduw t ion of the massesEffi ci en cy in Engl ish, comm i t tee on 49

°

Endowmen t of special depar tm en ts

2 6°—2 7°

Engl ish languaj , caracter of 527;

chanjes m 53°

347,

conciseness in use 0 54°

pur

pose of wor ld languaj 52 7

537 63

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Engl i sh spel ing caracter ized 51°

En tr i es, aded 2 93—30°Equa l i ty syn , mean ing 42°

Expansi ons 7L 8

Fi ction , trea tmen t of 357

F i loloj ic associ at ion s, rul es 567, 62°—63

°

F on et ic spel ing 517

Form dist incti ons, posi t ion 1 77; use

of 1 7°

Form divi si ons, un i form numbers 1 7°

Form syn 42°

Future of D C 48

B eds choice and arran jemen t 16°

H yfen , mean ing in C D 4 1 °

Ideal m spel ing 507

réf63

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Importance of spel i ngImprovemen ts (so-cal d)ref

of)

DMC34°Inconsistencies in spel ing, D C rul es

S S B method 51 °Index 3

7, ma

tal og" 7

,—1 4

’a die

t ionary catal og‘gefiect of chanjes

i n tables essen t ial feature of D C1 1 7 ; fu1n ess i lustrat ion ofuse

labor of construct ing 46°; p lan of

2 7’

scope sugjesti onsfor uz ing-2 8° use of blakface typ 1 3

7

Index rerums, use of D C for 44°

Index tabl es, appended 2 0°Infin i ty simbol , mean ing 42°

Inst i tut In ternational de Bibl iographi e,adop t ion of D ecimal clarificati on 40 4 ;exten sion of D C by obl igat ions

to 47’

In tern at ional l anguaj 52 7—534, 63

°

Johnson’s diot i 55°

Jujmen t , exercize 0 52°

Juven i l l i terature, trea tmen t 35°—36

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Lake Pl acid Club Educa t ion F oundat ion 48

°

Langua j , purpose of un iversal

Let ter notations for chanjes 35°

Letters, new 50°

Librar ies uz ing D C 1 0 ’ 1 1°

Library of Congress cards, D C numbers on 8”

Li terature and languaj , combini ng 37°

M asses, educat ion of 53°

M inor subjects, disposi tion of 1 6°

M inute clasing , see Cl ose clasingM nemon i cs, use of 1

332;M odern Languaj t ion , com

mi t tee on key

Jal fabet for Standard

di cti onary 49°

M oney wasted by Engl ish spel ing 51°N ame cata log 2 3

°

N at ional Educat ion Associat ion , com

di cti onary 1 2 words 57°

N aught , normal value of uz ed forchan jed caracter of subdivisi onfor form di st incti ons for jeneralworks in i t ial and fi na l

37'-381

N aught dubl , mean ing jeneral pointsof vi ew 42

7; subdivi sionspecul iar to a

subject 42°

N emo

ln ics, use of 1 9

°—2 0 ’

N ew subjects, disposi ti on of 16°

N otat ion simpl ici t 1 0 °

N ote books, use of D for 45°

N ote typ 1 8°

N umerat i on method of 2 7°

clases, broken of subjects 1 6°

Pamfi ets, advan tajes of D C for 2 5°Paper , sizes 44°—45‘

Paral el l i brar ies, treatmen t of 36°

37°Paren thet ic numbers, form place

42°Pedan ts rul es 53°—54°

Phi lolojic associat ions, rul esPhonet i c spel ing 517

gace syn 42

°use of 4 1

°

us syn , mean ing 4 1°

Poin ts of vi ew , jeneral , syn for 427

Pro and con division of top i cs 39°-4o°

Pronpun cing correctly , imposibi l i ty of

52Pronunciat ion , variations in 51

°

52°54

°

Quotation marks, mea ni ng 42“

Rear power dednd 51’52°

Reazons or simpler spel i ngRecataloging or reclasi fyi ng, advan

taj es of D C 1n 2 6°

Reference l ibrary , t reatmen t of 37°

Refin emen ts in spel ing , theoret1c 63°


SECON D SUMMARYDIVISION S

General works Prolegomena 50 0Bi buosrafy 51 0

Library economy 52 0

530

General col lected essays 54°

550

560

Journal ism N ewspapers 57°

58°

590

60 0 Useful artsM etaphysi cs 6 1 0 M edicin

Special metaphysical topics 22 0 Engin eer ing30

F i losofic sistems and doctr ine6

640 H ome econom ics

50

660 Chem ic technology67° M anufactures

63° M echanic trades690 Bil ding

70 0 Fine arts Recreation71 0 Landscape garden ing

72 0

730 Sculpture

Devotional Practical 740 Drawing D ecoration D esign

750 Painting760

General hist , of the church 770Christian churches and sects 780

790

80 0

81 0

82 0 Engl ish Anglo-Saxon

830

840

350 850

360 860 Span ish Portuguese370 870 Latin and other Ital ic330 880 G reek and other H el lenic

39° Customs Costumes Fol klore 890 Other l i teratures40 0 F i lology4 1 0

42 0

43 0 German and other Teuton icFrench ProvencalSpan ish Por tugueseLatin and other Ital icG reek and other H el len ic

Other languages

91 0

920

930

940

95°

960

970

980Modern

AstronomyPhysi csChemi stryGeologyPaleontologyBiology AnthropologyBotany

Afr ica

N orth America

South America

Ocean ia and polar regions

G e n e r a l w o r k s

General works Prol egomenaK now ledge and learn ing i n genera lAct ivi ty and organ i zat ion in general

Bibl iografy.1 Theory. ut i l i ty. etc. .2 Compends .3 Dict ionari es .4 Essays .s Periodicals

.6 Soci et i es .7 Educat ion , traini ng, see also .8 Polygrafy .9 H istoryGenera l bibl iografies U n iversal catalogs

0 1 1 is by Authors. If by Subjects they go in 0 1 6

Proper ly a catalog is of a Special col lect ion and so tel ls where the works may befound. A bib l iografy disregards actua l l ocat i on and tel ls wha t there is, but i ts conten ts ean sel dom be found in any one l ibrary

0 1 2-0 1 6 include both bibl iografies and catalogs. 0 1 7-0 1 9 is l im i ted to catalogs of

0 1 2 Of ind ividualsAlfabeted by subjects of b ibl iografies (hi bl iografees) , not by compi l ers ; e. g. Chaucer ,A bib li ografy of an indivi dual may include ei ther works about or by the indivi dual ,or bothAuthors on whom special col lect ions are being made (e. g. in 80 0 ) attract theirb i bl iografies to same n umber . leaving onl y a referen ce here . Other indi vi dualbibl iografies class here , un l ess clear ly l imi ted to some subject ; e. g. arti sts or

musicians. bibl iografy of Wagner 0 1 6.782

Of specia l classes of authorsSubd ivi ded l ike t he gen eral cl assi fi cat ion , as in d i cated below . Lists of wr i t ings

of such cl asses, i f l imi ted to a. special subject , cl ass w i th t ha t subject ; e .g . l ist

of histori cal works by Jesui ts But i n except ion a l cases t he bi bl iografyof a speci a l class of aut hors may be put w i t h t ha t cl ass ; e .g . b ib l iografy of

women'

s wr i t ings t ho 0 1 3 .3 96 woul d be t he bet ter number in a general

.0 2 0 6 W ri tings of members of A L A

.0 64 Fren ch academ y

. 2 82 Rom an cathol ics

.37874 4 H a rvard graduates

.9 W ri ti ngs of foren resi dents in a special countryOften ext en ded to one or m ore gen era t ions of descen dan ts. This provi des torIi bl iografies in which national i ty, not subject , is the impor tan t ideaAuthors from specia l coun t ry!

D ivi ded l ike 93 0-9 99 by coun t ry of or igin and far t her subd ivided w i t h

0 l i ke 93 0-9 99 by coun t ry of adopt ion ; e.g. 0 1 3 . 9 1 4 85 b ibl iografy of wr i tingsof Sw edes outside Sweden , wr i t ings of Swedes in F rance ,

of Swedes i n Ameri ca . This groups un der mother coun t ry ;e.g .gat hers toget her al l l i sts of works by emigran t Swedes

.930 Foren authors in speci al countryUsual l y preferable to .9 1 . D ivi ded l i ke 930-999 by country of adopt ion and farther subdivi ded w i th 0 l i ke 93 0

-999 for coun t ry of origin ;

e.g . foren aut hors in F ran ce ; foren authors in U S;Swed ish aut hors in U S ; 0 1 3 . 94850 73 Amer i can aut hors in

Sweden . Ordin ar i l y woul d be expl ici t enough ; the longernumber i s n ot advised . T hi s groups under adopted coun try ; e.g . gat hersunder a. gi ven coun try al l i ts foren authors

0 1 4 Ofspecial forms: anonyms, pseudonyms, etc.

J American .2 Engl ish .3 German . etc.

DE CIMAL CLASIF ICAT IONSocieties, am ciations, clubs, conferences

6 1

F or l i brary comm issions see

Societ i es not under governmen t con trol

State

Loca l clubs

Associa t ion s of special groupsState l i brar ians. or cl ass in

.Medi ca lSun day schoolLibrary dep't of N E A or cl ass wi th subject in

Mutua l benefit associ at ion s

Or cl ass in 0 2 3 . 59 , i f p referd

A L A pub l i shing boardF or l ibrary l eags see 0 2 1 . 3Congresses, con feren ces. meet ings. tem pora ry organ i zat ionsCommercial establ ishmen ts Library Bureau

F or comm erc ial ci rculars 50 0

Educa tion Train ing Li brary schools

U se l et ter for each school , an d if desi red d ivi de l i ke 3 78 A-zSummer schoolsAppren t is classes T rain ing classesCorrespondence schools

Simi lar to teachers inst i tutes ; l ocal mee t ings w i t h a conductor. for di scussion of pract ical problemsCourses in col leges and un iversi t iesCourses in norma l and high schools

Private schoo ls and inst ruct ionResea rch w orkMuseums. exhib i tsCol lect ions of i l l ustrat iv appl iances , bl anks, etc.

Compet i t ions, p ri zes, t ravel ing scholarshi psPolysrafyIndivi dual polygrafyCol lect iv

Ext racts, maxim s. an thologies

See al so Commerc i a l establ i shmen ts

Curiosa , anecdotes. l ibrary humor , dummy book t i t les

.9 History of l i brary economyF or history of l ibrar i es bot h publ ic an d pr ivate see 0 2 7

Lives of l i brarians are cl ast in To keep them w i th the subjectand for fotografa of l ibrar ians Col l ected l ives may be sepa

rated from in divi dual by use of t he Cl i o booknumbers (fol low ing Index)

DECIMAL CLASIF ICATIONH ome educationThis incl udes al l servi ses or added fiel ds of work un dertaken by the l ibraryoutside t he use of boo lm. F or programs. reports. etc. of home educa t ion agen

cies. see 3 74 . r

Study clubs Readi ng ci rcles, etc.

Con ferences, conven t ions, inst i tutes, etc.

LecturesF or ext ension courses. see on: . 44

Extension courses Lecture study

Enterta i nments: dramat ic, musi ca l , etc.

Museums and temporary exh ibi tsSci ence museum s or col lect ions

Art gal ler i es

Library as a recreationServing refreshmen ts; e. 3 . tea

Library extensi on and cooperationF or work don e by t he state see on . 8

See al so and ess . 1 6

See al so ess rs

Cent ral i zat ion Grouping of l ibrar iesCooperat ion between l ibrar ies

Cooperat i on in any special departmen t is cl ast wi th t he departmen t ; e.g.

inter l ibrary l en ding ess. 6

A col l ect ion (usual l y as to see volumes) ei ther gen era l or on one subject .len t to a commun i ty . l ibrary.study cl ub or other organ i za t ion . Book wagonH ouse li braries

A smal l t ravel ing l ibrary for use of a person or househol d. Ori g ina tedat N ew York state l ibrary for isol ated st uden ts

Smal l l ibrar ies for chi l dren . each l ibrary kept at home of some chi l d foruse of a group . under supervision of a visi tor . The l ibrari es travel fromgroup to group . Or igina ted by Boston Chi l dren '

s ai d society

Thi s is ma i n l y for star t ing a l ibrary ,in terest ing peop l e an d bri ngi ng them to

t he l ibrary . F or most special met hods of in terest ing t hose w ho ar al redy

readers see and oss. 6

Persona l canvass, vi si ts and correspondence

Ci rculars

Advert iz ingIn newspapers. posters. st reet cars, etc.

Press Publ ici tyDiscussion of use of newspaper columa (edi tor ials. art icl es, l et ters. new bookl ists. et c.) to secure in terest

Schools and teachers

Churches and m inisters Pulpi t

Li terary and other organi zat ions and inst i tut ions

Lectures Publ i c meet ings and addresses

Library propagandaSociet ies. local or general . for encouragemen t and st i mul at ion

O2 2

DECIMAL CLASIF ICATIONLibrary h i ldings

See also Archi tect ure . For care of hi l ding see o3 3 . 9

Locat ion wi th reference to field of workAccessibi l i ty to popul at ion servd. to other l ibrar ies. educat ional i nst i tu.

Si teW i th reference to space. ai r. l ight , so i l . slope oi ground. etc.

Provi si on for growth New hi ldi ngs

BranchesDel ivery stat ions

Newsrooms, readi ng room s, etc.

Mater ia l : wood . bri ck. stone. stee l . glass, etc.

Relat i v fitness for l i brary hi l dings. See also St rengt h ot mater ials69 : B il ding mater ial s

Fi reproof const ruct ionLoca t ion and relat iv efi ciency o i ap paratus: hose. ext inguishers. chemi cengins. standp i pes. etc. F or watchman see o3 5 . 9 . See also h e.“ Fi re

Library fires, burn ing of l ibrariesInsurance

Other dangers

Design Plans ConstructionAl fabet p l ans. elevat ions. exter iors . general descr i pt ions. etc. by name of

l ibrary. U se . 3 x on l y for in dexing

By kind of l ibraryDivi ded l i ke 0 3 1 . G roup p l ans for publ ic l ibrari es. on . 3 1 4 . in 3 subsect ionso3 3 .3 r 4 r Li brar ies under so.oeo. smal l ; i .e. un der this number l ist

plans of such l ibrar ies. but shel v them in thei r al fabet ic p l aceunder

.3 r 4 3 Librar ies from so.eoe-roo.ooo. medi um

. 3 1 43 Li brar ies over roo.ooo. large

Divi ded l ike 0 3 6 ; e.g . under l ist p lans of l aw l ibrar ies so that theymay be redi l y referd to in o3 s .3 . or in journals or reports clast elsew here

By countryDivi de l ike 93 0-999 and use l i ke o3 3 .3 r on ly for reference

Design and decorat ionDivi ded l ike 7 3 9 as fol l owsE levati on , styleOnl y for general discussion : cl ass elevat ion of a special l ibrary under

ess .s

P lanNumber. dist r ibut ion and dimensions of rooms; special terms. spi ra l ,

circular.etc. See net s un der os3 . 34x


DECIMAL CLASIF ICATIONFi xtures, furn i ture, fi ttings

Desks

Revolvi ng cases

Vert i ca l fi lesSee also 65r .2 36 Ofi s equi pmen t

Publ ic conven iencesH atracks

Umbrel la stands

Clocks

Furni ture for exh ibi t i ng or usi ng books, p ictures. etc.

Exhi bi t i on cases, fixt or movableEasels

Reference book holdersAppl iances for get t ing or carryi ng books or messagesBook t rucksMechan i ca l carriers

Interdepartment telefonesSee al so 6 3 r . 3853 In tercomm un i cat ing tel efon es

E levatorsF or carr yi ng persons. goods. et c. See al so Cl ass onl y dis

cussion of t hem for l i brary use . F or book l i fts secF or permanen t floori ng see

Linoleum . cort ici ne

Matt i ngCarpets

Rugs

Door mats: rubber . w i re , etc.

Desk fi t t i ngs, etc.

Divi ded l ike

DECIM AL CLASIF ICATION

Records Record clock

Punctua l i ty Tardi nessH ours for mea ls Lunch room

See also Special rooms

SundayH ol i day

Work by hour Overt ime. ext ra hours

Maki ng up lost t ime

Paym en t for ovefl h e

Efiect of overst rain on employees

on servis

H ol i days

Legal hol i days

Time of year

Length

Cont i nuous or i n insta lmm ts

Absences for sickness or other causesSee also o3s.o4 r Making up lost t ime

Special izat ion Monotony Change of work

UnderstudiesExecut iv Di rector

Chief or pr inci pal l ibrar i an . keeper . etc.

Departmen t . di visi on or sect ion hedsLibrari ans. subl i brarians. chiefs. hedsReference stef or facul tyLibrar ians of speci al subjects


Membership feesBook fees

Circulat ing l i brary fees. F or fines see 0 3 4 .6Fees for readers card . etc.

F or pet ty expenses to gard aga inst wasteful nessExt ra l ibrary fees ; e. g. col lege l ibraryPubl i c l ibrary fee

F or subscr i pt ion depar tmen ts see 0 3 4 78

F ree use

Number of hoursTime of day : morn ing. afternoon

Eveni ng openin g

Intermissi on for mea lsClosi ng l ibrary dur ing l unch. di nner or supper hours

H ours for reference and ci rculat i ng departments

Cooperat ion of loca l l ibrar iesAgreemen t on hours so that some l ibrary shal always be open

Sunday

Specia l rel igi ous days

H ol i daysVacat ion , summer

Inventory Exami nat ionCl osi ng for annual exam i n a t ion of l ibraryCl odng for recatalogi ng or rearrangemen t ; publ ic ca lam i ty .

Closi ng for epidemi cs

Reading room rules

Decorum i n l ibraryUnwel come visi tors; l i brary cranks

Ladies in reading room

F or women's separate reading room see

Access to cata logs

F or access to l i brar ian see

Open reference shelvs

Open shelvs i n genera l

Restr icted or selected access to shelvsRest ri ct ion as to persons or subjects

Library censorshi p of news

tending to lower morals; e.g . bet ting and racing news. reports of cr ime.

criminal tr ials. See also Paternal ism

DECIMAL CLASIF ICATION0 2 5 Adm in istrat ion Departmen ts

SUMMARYSupervision 0 3 5 r Execut iv

3 Catalog

4 Classi ficat ion5 Reference

. 6 Loan7 B indi ng8 Shel f9 Care of hi l ding

0 35 is for the l ibrar ian ’

s part . T he t rustees bi l d and furnish make rul es

for governmen t and servis an d regula t ions for readers but the

adm i n istra t ion involve quest i ons of i ts own . w hich. however . a t cl ose l y al l ied

to topics in 0 3 1-0 3 4 and elsew here ; 0 . g. the l ibrarian must know h is si de ofbinding . and be able to giv p roper di recti ons and supervi sion .but need not know

al l the detai ls of the bi n der's craft (686)Admin istrat ion in cl udes . r Supervision .3 Acquisi t ion .3 Ut i l i za t ion

.7 P reserva tion ; i . e. t he l ibrarian 's duty to books is to Get . U se . Keep

See also 0 33 . 36 Fmancial adm inistrat ion of govern ing boardInvested funds, endowmen ts. gi fts

See al so 0 3 : . 9 SupportAppropriat ions : loca l or state

See also 0 3 r . 8 Libraries and the state

Other money receivdFees. assessmen ts. fines. paymen ts for special servi sse and invest igat ions.Accoun ts: recei ts and expenses. bookkeepi ngSalary payments Stef payrol l s

See also 0 3 3 . 8 Salar iesExpenses : fitt ings. suppl ies and i nci den ta ls

Class w i th a departmen t suppl ies pecul iar to i t . thei r ki nd . qual i ty , cost ,etc. ; e.g. catalog cards wi th F or bookbuying see

Cost of preparing books for shelvsPrin t ing and publ i cat ionsBoth preparation 0! material and details of pr in t ing , incl uding size. style.

type. etc.Blanks and forms, stat ioneryIf rel at ing to a special departmen t cl ass wi th i t ; e.g. bookp l ates in 0 3 5 . 3

Reports and stat ist ics

See also 0 3 7

Cata logsSee also ex1

-0 r 9 . F or ca tal ogi ng seeBul let insF requency. advertisemen ts. etc. See also 0 1 7-0 1 0. F or p reparation of bookl ists see for newspaper publ icat ion of n ew book l ists. see 0 3 r . 74

Library magazine or paper

Dupl i cat ing by neostyle. carbon ,etc.

F or machines and processes see 653 . Class here di scussion of fitness forl i brary appl i cat ions on l y

b isCIMAL CLASl F‘ICAT l GNAccession Acquisi tion

SUH l ARY

The l ibrary and i ts select ion3 3 Methods of acquisi t ion

. 3 3 Orderi ng an d receiving3 4 Accession i ng

. 3 5 Marks of own ershi p3 6 Dupl i cate and exchange department2 9 Special material

The l ibrary and i ts select ion

What ? Proper proport ion of subjectsDivision of fun ds ; en dowmen ts for special subjects; am n ion statist ics

Divi sion of subjects among l ocal l ibrar i es. See also 0 3 r .64 Coopera

t ion . F or col lect ions on special subjects. economics. science. etc. see

0 26

W ho? Selectors of booksTrustees or trustee comm i tt ee ; l ibrar ian ; stai commi t tee. book boardad viso ry commi t tee from outsi de ; exper ts; cen tral body (b ibl iograi icbureau. state comm ission . etc. )

H ow ? Methods of select ionRecommendat ions by readers ; personal exami na tion ; visi ts to bookF or l ists of best books. A L A cata log. annual l ists. etc. see 0 1 6

F or pr i nci p les of se lect ion and choice of edi t ions see 0 3 8 . 3

F or sel ect ion for speci al cl asses seeBuyi ng fict ionDup l icat ing popul ar fict ion : ext ra copies of best fict ionReject ion , exclusion , censorsh i p

Pern icious l i tera ture ; badl y made books ; yel l ow journa ls. See ah o

Paterna l ism

Weedi ng out , si ft ingSeparat i ng books no longer of servis to l ibrary . F or wi th drawal book86 0 0 2 5 2 49

Methods of acqui si t ionBuyi ng new booksagen t ; bi ds on speci al l ists; foren books thru home or Amer ican agen t .

t hru foren agen t . See al so special mater i al

Pri ces Di scoun tsN et books. F or free im porta t ion . see 0 3 1 . 86 :Buyi ng ol d booksSecondhand ca talogs; rema i nders. t rade sal es ; dealers in ol d books.bookstal l s; val ue of old books

Auct ionsF or auct ion catalogs see or 7-0 1 9Buyi ng l ibraries i n block

Exchange

Gi ftsRequest bl anks and records: gi ft l ists: acknowledgmen ts: privatel y

pr in ted books ; propagandist booksF or governmen t documen ts and copyr ight books see on . 84

See 0 3 5 . 3 68 for gi fts from l ibra ry to l i brary

DECIMAL CLASIF ICATIONCatalog

F or p rin ted catalogs themsel vs. see o r 7-0 r 9 . This is for catalogingPrin ted. manuscri p t . or ca rd ; Author . subject . t i tle . clast ; Dict ionary or

combi ned ; Cooperat iv rules ; Si ze notat ion ; Cooperati v catal oging ;Dup l i ca ted t i t les. p rin t or photografy ; Mechan i ca l accessories. cards.cases an d fitt ings. drawers. trays. blocks. checks. gui des. labels

F or phi losofic classi ficat ion of know ledge. see 1 1 3 Methodology . This isfor p ract ical classing of books. pamflets. an d notes. rather t han theo

Ou shelvs ; in catal ogs ; in dict ionary ca talogs; Systems of notat ion . figures. letters. symbols. combined ; Im portance an d advan tages; Di fi

Coordinat ion of speci al subjects

See 0 3 8 for general discussi on of reading and ai ds. This is l im i ted to

See on for rul es for readersIndicators; Chargi ng syst ems. legersvs cards ; Book cards.marks. pockets

Cal l sl i ps. readers cards ; N ot ises . reservs; Regi sters ; In terl ibrary loans ;Mechan ical accessories. sl i p cases, trays, t i l ls. stamps. etc.

Binding and repai r

See also 686 Bookbin dingMater i als. durabi l i ty . tight vs sp ri ng backs. sew ing . color . lettering ; Paper

covers and temporary binders; Restori ng .mend ing .clean ing . and oi l i ng

See also Shelvin gArrangemen t ; Shel f numbers; Shel f and book labels; Fi xt and rel at i v

loca t ions ; Sizes of shel vs ; Arrangemen t and p reservat ion of publ icdocumen ts. pam fiets. papers . man uscr i pts. maps. drawings. and plans.musi c. broadsi des. cl i pp i ngs; Chaincl books; In juries. heat . gas. insects;Stock taking ; Shel f l ists

See 0 3 3 for hi l ding and fitt ings. This is jan i tor ’s department


Publ ic l ibrary commissions. See also Libraries in in tel lectual l ife oflabor ing classes. and 0 3 7. last note

For na t ional and sta te l ibrar ies see see also Library extension. Travel ing l ibrar iesUrban , ci ty

See also School l ibrariesSee also Library support

Rate or tax supported

fee see See also Rul es for home use, Loan departSee also Rules for reference use. Reference department


0 28

DECIMAL CLASIF ICATIONReading and aidsSee s7a. r Sel f educa tion by p ri va te read ing an d readi ng circles

Tast i ng. ski p pi ng . review i n g. m aki ng synopses. abst racts , ext racts. andindex rerums (see book m a rki ng

Annota t ions. indexes. pape r . t ype

Both discussion and l ists of booksF or sets of books represen t ing p rescri bed courses for genera l cul ture. e. 3.

H arvard classi cs, see 080

Fiction Novel readingDiscussion. Short selected l ists may be put here. tho al l fict ion l ists arebet ter together in (i n German l ibrar i es French l ibrariesetc)

Reading of young Juven i lsBoth discussion and l ists of booksProfessorships of books and readingLect ures. St i mul us an d gui dan ce i n scnoc l s

U se of reference booksAids to readersG u idance . p r i n ted or persona l . See also and

Character of reading in l ibrar iesLi terary methods and laborsaversM uch in 0 3 5 an d 0 3 8 belongs equal l y under 0 3 9 in i ts ful l mean ing . but

pract ical conven ien ce is best servd by referri ng to 0 3 5 an d 0 3 8 i nsted of

repea t ing the hedsMethodsExact referen ce ; standard sizes; use of co lors ; thought study ; in tercala tionor card system (see coopera t iv m ethods; records vs memory . etc.

See 6 53 Abbrevia t ions an d shorthan d ; Mnemon ics; Cl assi fi

.r is for w hat on e lea rns how to do by an im p roved method

.3 is for art icles w hich one must m ake or buy i n order to ut i l i ze . W here a

pamflet covers both app l ian ce and method . class w i th predomi nan t fea tureAppl iances Laborsaving tools and devices

See a lso 6 51 . M ost l i tera ry l aborsaving devi ces go a lso under 65 1 . Ofli s

equi pm en t an d methods; and are best kep t together there ; e. g . al l offis

an d study furn i ture. fit t ings an d supp l ies. cases. bookhol ders. readi ng

desks. p igeonho l es. files. etc. F or pamfiet . m ap . etc . cases. see forbi nders.See also Fi les.

Notebooks, notetaking, abstracting, etc.

Indexing Index t etums Pr in ted and paten t indexesF or al fabeting and t ransl i tera t ion see

Authorship W r i ting for press Copy and proofSee also Proofreading ; Relat i ons to publ ishers


0 69 Museums Museum economyd m fi sting ol h m ce Vafl CoM am chau’mam Edmund Ot is fi om .

H enry W Ken t and Harold L M adison . It has been deveIOpt primar-i ly i or museum

use and many subjecta ar included for which provision is made elsewhere in the mainclassification . F or these i t is recommended that in general the other number be used.e. g. for science museums 50 1 . By those special iaing on museum ma ter ial an M . a

dash. or some other arhi trary aign may , i f wish t for brevi ty . be subst i tuted for thebasic number 069. Publ isht ten tativly in ed. 1 1 . 1 92 2 . i t has been thorol y revi sed

.0 1 Theory

M ore than 1 of fol low ing subheda may app ly to a single ar t icle. such a case

article shoul d be clast under feature emfasiaed chieflyM useums from standpoint of support and con trol

Nat ional State

Including discussion of possible range of museum subjectsClas here theoreti c discussions on general museums cover ing several subjects. e.g .

science, art and history ; also on museums devoted to a si ng l e subject . subdi vidingl ike main classificat ion . e.g. Natural sci ence museums, Art

museums. Cl as mater ial on a specifie museum in wofi o divided by local i ty

04 Col lections of eessysCover ing museums and museum economy in general . F or essays. ei ther single or

05 Periodicals

they at publ isht pr imar il y to gi v informat i on regardi ng the i ndividua l museum

0 58 Annuals D irector ies

and ot her works about an associat ion . whether pub l ish t by i t or not ; also general dis.0 7 Training for museum work

.08 Pousr afy

.08 1 Indivi dual

H istory ot museun s and tbemuseum movementClas here history of the genem l movemen t ; also material relating to indivi dual inst i.

tut ions, e. g. histor ies. reports. bul let ins. announcem en ts etc”i . e whatever const i tutes

history or history in the maldng

D ivide geografid y l ikemo—oog and wi tt ps alphabet by namu of h sfiuflom

DECIMAL CLASIF ICATIONM ater ials Construct ion

Wal ls Exter ior

Roofs Roofing

W indows D oors GatesF or windows ix relati on to l i ghti ng see

May be alphabeted by rooms. Includes museum rooms in skool hi ldi ngs. l ibraries.etC .

Catastrofes Reconstruct ion

Servis construct ion

F or fixtures particular ly sui table for special rooms seeM ay be subdivided l ike 697 of main classifica t ion

Power construct ion

M eans of commun icat ionTelefones. speaking tubes. bels. buzzers. alarms. pneuma t ic tubes

Includi ng rst aid cabinets. etc.

F or serVis equipmen t see

Exhibi t cases Screens PedestalsF or other cases see purpose for whi ch usedSi ze Shape Dimensi ons

Cover ing and color for bakground and floor

Shelvs Disframe Steps Interi or equi pmen t

I l ting

Other

H orizon tal cases

DECIMAL CLASIF ICATIONM ateri als

Stone

Glues Cemen ts LutingsIncludes formulas for preparing glues etc.Other

Alfabeted by rooms l ike

fiel d. i t is imxi ossible to divorce the collect ing from the preparat ion of these. On

Acquisi t ion , so that on ly i ts gett ing redy (restorat ion and repair) is includedhere. The teknic of excavating. however . app l ys i n part to works of artM odel ing M olding Casting

In clay, sand etc.

In wax, parafi n etc.

In plaster

In gelatin. glue‘

etc.

In cel luloid

In papi er-m i ché , paper etc.

Other

Cast ingIn wax, paraffin etc.

In plaster

In gelatin, glue etc.

In cel l uloid

In papi er-maché , paper etc.

Other

DECIMAL CLASIF ICATIONExpedi t ions

Equipmen t Supplys

Personnel

Relati onsw i th nat ivs.guides, informat ion about regions, etc.

Divi de geograficl y l ike 940—999 : 4 Europe. 5 Asia . 6 Africa . 7 North Amer ica.8 South Amer i ca. 9 Ocean ia. Polar reg ion s

Protect ion ofmuseum materials

M useum pests

Poison ing. insect icides. pestifugcs. fum igat ionPreven tion of decay by chemic acti on , rust. bronz diseases, etc.

General methods. F or methods of packi ng speci al m ater ials see preparat ion

Roks M inerals

Field notes Sketches Fotografic studi es

work

Plan tsF or histolog ic methods see

Fiel d notes Sketches F otografic studi es

M oun tingF or reproduction in wax etc. see

Animals and animal t issuesF or histologi c methods seeFi eld notes Sketches F otografic studi es

F or sistems of fil i ng these see

Includes preserving fluids. etc.

M ounting: dry or in fluidsIncludes both whole-moun ts and d issect ions. F or reproduct ions i n

was etc . see

N ests, workings etc.

Fiel d notes Sketches F otografic studi es

F or methods of fil ing these see

F or reproduct ions i n wax etc. see

N ests, workings etc.

DECIMAL CLASIF ICATIONPurchases Sales

Incl udes discussion of sel l ing from l oan exhibi ts. F or sa l e of lan tern sl ides see

for cl eri cal work involvd in buying and sel l ing see for income

der ived see

Terms of loanIncludes loans both to an d from museums. F or circulat ing exhibi ts see

ExchangesIncluding l ists of mater ial desi red or ofi erd. pol i cy w i th reference to dup l icates.

F or exchange of lan tern sl ides see

Accession record. ca tal og. index. donor l ist . and other records of gi fts. p urchases.loans. exchangesand discardsof museum ma ter ial : also registry of outsi de objects

Exhi bi t ionexhibi ts. museum fatigue. F or descr ip t i on of specific exhibi ts or out l i ne for

exhibi ts seeOriginalsvs reproductions

Scope, classification and sequence of exh ibi ts

F or discuss ion on l y. including discussi ons of travel ing exhibi ts

F or use inside cases. F or floor pedestals seeInstal lation on shelvs and steps

Devices for vi ewing

Lay fignres M annikins

Other

Instal l at ion for speci al cl asses of mater ials

FormatSi ze, material , col or . type. ink etc.

D ata Li terary style

M aps Charts D iagrams Pictures TransparenciesU se of these as labels

Gumd letters

Interrelation and rank of labels General label sLocation and attachm en t of l abelsIncl uding frames.bindingsetc. ; label p ins and holders, etc.

Publ ic catalogs, gui des, gal lery leafletsIncluding p lans. outl ines or descr ip t ions of exhibi ts. exist ing or p rojected,unless emfasis is on the indivi dual objects. in which case clas i n M ay

be divi ded by subject l ike main classificationF or data concern ing museum objects themselvs. whether exhibi ted or in reserv.

p lans. outl i nes or descr ip t ions of ideal or projected study col l ect ions in

ideal or projected exhibi ts in ideal or p rojected l ending col lect ions in

Study coll ect ions : scope, arrangemen t , housingClassifica t ion , tagging. shelving etc. i ncluding sistem of storage

DECIM AL CLASIF ICATIONPersonnel

duties of specia l posi t ion see

H ours VacationsM ay be subdi vided l ikeWomen asmuseum employees

Govern ing board Trustees

Other oflisers

El ectivmembersEx-omeio

Staf

Director Curator in charge

Instructors D ocen ts

Other

Include here mater ial rela t ing to use of watch dogsFin an ce

See also Purchase and sa le of specim ens. etc.

Value of col l ect ions and other propertyDivide by subject l i ke ma in classifica tion (using 1 for hi l di ngs and equi pmen t ) .subdividing as m inutel y as desi red for data regarding val ue of specimens

Other sources

F or income on endowmen t see F or discussion of sel l i ng from loan

exhibi ts secExpenses

Sal ar ies

Capital outlay

Plan tIncludi ng agreemen ts w i th governm en t for use of publ ic l and andBond issues

Endowment

Includes bookkeep ing. budget i ng and t ime accoun t ing

Employees wel fareIncludes empl oyees clubs. etc., pensions

Correspondence

Stat i st ics G rafic methods

Care of bi ldings and gr oundsUpkeep . p rotect ion


DECIMAL CLASl F l CATIONEdi torial managemen t

4 1 Genera lEd i t i ng rul es : order of departmen ts and art icl es ; sty le ; newspaper di ct ion

Staf : reporters. corresponden tsOrgan i zat ion : hours. dut ies. F or pay see

Edi tor ia l departmen ts

New s

Sources and chann els of newsTel egraf. tel efone . w i rel ess. m a i l . report ers. carr i er p igeons. otherUt i l i za t ion and p recaut ions ; con flict ing n ews

Press bureaus: associated pressLafi

'

an and other news bureaus. F or cl i pp ings see un derLi terary methods and l abor savers

Leaders. edi tori a l s

Loca l i n terestsDiscussion of local afi ai rs. quest ions affect ing schoo l s. l ibrary . publ icworks. etc. F or l oca l news depar tm en t see

Specia l subjects: departmen ts and edi tors

Financi a l : stocks, busi ness, shi pping, etc.

H ousehold H ome W omen Ch i l dren

Clothi ng Fashi onsH ygi ene Care of ch i l dren

Ch i ldren ’s departmen t : games, puzz les, etc.

Recreat ion Sport i ng

Art , musi ca l and dramat ic

Art

M usi cal

D ramati c

Li terary

Fi cti onOther departments

0 Rel igion ; 3 Educat ion : 5 Sc ience ; 8 H umorVolun tary corresponden ts Con t r ibutorsSpeci a l edi t i onsSunday newspaper . Sup p lem en ts. F or ext ras see

Speci a l ki nds of journa l sOfficia l journa lsRel i gious

F or foren populat ion

In l anguage foren to coun try i n wh ich publ ishtPropagandist

Professiona l and techni ca l

H umorous

Li terary


0 80 Polygrafy Special librari esF or sets or

‘

l ibrar ies so consti tuted as not to be redil y scatterd by subjects. andm i scel laneous inform ation ; but else in 80 3 l i terary questions and ansers. even tho not

alfabetic. 0 80 includes works compw ed of several dist inct wr i tings. un i ted in a sing le

col lect ion or ser ies and other than per iodicals. newspapers and col l ect ions of l erned

societ ies. Col lect ions condi ti on d by terms of gi ft on be ing kep t together may be puthere. but for p referable trea tmen t of sets. see i n Introduct i on . Assyn ing cl as numbers.sect ion 1 1 . and Reference l ibrary . If l im i ted to a speci al subject . trea t l i ke Phoen ixl ibrar y . but shelv th e col lect ion in a block before or after the regul ar books on thesam e subject ; e.g. the D 0 0 col l ect ion on Span ish pa in t ing. D 759 .6. woul d sta nd

together . yet woul d be where i t bel ongd wi th the rest of the books on that subject.0 8 1 Individua l polygrafy

Com p lete or part ial col l ections of an author 's works. trea ting of var ious subjects. Ifthey treat exclusi vly or mai nl y of one subject they at cl ast wi th tha t subject

0 82 Col lect iv polYgrafyDisti nct works of several authors. trea t ing of di fferen t subjects and pub l ish t in a

Clas here on l y such as include several branches of know l edge

M b cel lani es, extracts etc.

Clas here onl y such as incl ude several branches of know l edge0 83 Offi cial publicat ions

Ofi ci al publ i cations of coun tr ies. states. p rovi nces. ci t ies and other publ i c bod ies andpowers may be clast together here but ar much bett er clast wi th subject trea ted or . i f

too general for that .wi th the body by whi ch they a t issued

0 87 Publications for various c lasses of readers1 Chi ldren ’s l i terature

Chi l dren '

s col l ect ions may be clast here but ar much better kep t as a separate

(see sect i on relati ng to Juven i le. i n In troduction )


Other c lasses of works, based on i nnercaracteri st l cs

Condemd by temporal or sp iri tual power . supp rest or censord.Library inferno. Obscure books. sold secret ly

contrary to church fai th. tradi t ion or diSCip l in

Con trary tomoral i ty .governmen t or social peace. Sedi t ious. sati r ical or l ibelousBooks lost, imaginary, supposed, projected

Other classes of w orks, based on outer

caracten stl cs Curi osa


1 1 0

III OntologyNature of being . Substance and form

Anal i sis of idea of being, of 1 st substan ceExi stence

Possibl e being In tr insic

D ivine essence and the

Substan ce M onad

D i st inct ion from acciden ts Phenom enal ismSee also 1 42 Phenomenal ism (phi losofic sistem)

Ist substance Individual substance

Form al reason of subsi stence

2d substan ce Abstract essence

Exi stence of acciden t

Forces Facul t ies

Existence of real rel at ionsConfuson of thei r rea l i ty wi th tha t of correlat iv terms; rela t ivist ic theories

Acts OperationsF or app l i ca t ions to substan t ial act ion '

see 1 1 3 Cosm ology . TheodicyM ot ion Evolut ion

General law : nothi ng actual izee i tsel f. See also 1 1 6 M ot ion in cosmology.

x46 Evol ut ion ism (philosofic sistem) . 57s Evolut i on in biologyCreated an d uncreated being Immaterial i tyTran scenden tal properti es of beingD i st in ct ion between being and i ts transcenden talproper t ies

U n i ty N on exi stence Plural i tyUn i ty and indi visibi l i ty of bei ngReal di st i nct i on D i st i nct i on of reasonOneness. i den t i ty ; un i ty of composi t ion . simp l ici ty ; metaphysical compod t i on ; mul ti tude. indefini t number ; possibi l i ty of infin i t mul t i tude.

See ab o n o Number in cosmology

U n i ty Transcenden tal'

proper ty of al l beingReconci l ia t ion of un i ty of bei ngs wi th their syn thesis


1 2 0 Other metaphysical topics1 2 1 Ep istemology Theory of know ledge

able. Dout. Denial . Bel ief. Fai th. Theory of values, worth. See also 1 65

1 2 2 Cause and effect C ausa l i ty Causat ionM ater ial cause. form al cause. effi cien t or moving cause. or iginal cause ; condi ti on.

occasion . See also 1 24 Final cam1 2 3 F reedom and necessi ty

(or al ternat iv number 1 59 9472 ) Freedom and determ in ism in psychology.

1 24 Teleology Purpose F inal cause

1 2 5 Infin i t and fin i te Indefin i t

1 2 6 Consciousness Persona l i tyThe sel f. See also 1 53.7 (or al ternati v numbers and Psychology .

2 33 .6 Rel igious doom-in

1 2 7 The unconscious The subconsciousUnconsci ousness. subconsciousness. automat ism . See also 1 53 .8 (or al ternat iv

number Psychology1 2 8 The soul

N ature of l i fe and deth

Or igi n and dest iny of individua l soulSee also 2 1 3 Creat ion

See also (or al ternat iv number 1 59 92 23) M ental heredi ty.

Transmigration Pal ingenesis M etempsy

See also 1 47 Pan theism . 2 1 2 Natural theologyImmor tal i ty. survival . ann ihi lat ion etc. See also 2 1 8 Natural theology . 237

1 3 1

.2 2 2

DECIMAL CLASIF ICATXONMental physiology and hygiene Physiologicpsychology Psychophysiology

F or anatomy and physi ology of special senses and mental funct ions see 1 50 ; see

also Anatom y of nervous sistem . Physiology of nervous sistem .

Anatomy of nervous sistemEvolut ion and development. M ay be divi ded l ike M ost important

subdivi sions at given belowBra inForm. size.weight. See also Anatomy

Sp inal cordSee also Anatomy

N ew s

See also Ana tomy

See also Anatomy

M ay be d ivi ded l i ke M ost importan t subdi visions at given belowN erv fibers N eur ons Fibr i lsNerv elemen ts. nerv impulse. n ew con nect ions. synapse. See also

End organs and recep tors of nervous sistem . See also PhysiologyM otor

N erv cen ters Bra i nSee also Physi ol ogy

N ervcels and new centers

M ay be divi ded l i lse See also PhysiologyDivi de l ike

Sensory funct ions of convolut ionsDivide l ike 1 52 Sense percept ionsDivi de 83—89 l ike 1 53

-1 59 PsychologySp in al cord and nervs

See also Physi ol ogySee also Psychic reflexes. Sp inal reflex act ion

See also PhysiologyM ental hygi ene

See also 1 32 Abnormal psychology. H ygiene of nervous sistem

M en tal bel th M en t icul ture H el th

Influence of personal habits. diet etc on mentalMay be divi ded l ike 6 1 3 H ygiene

New thought

See also M ind cure

DECIMAL CLASIF ICATION1 32 Menta l derangements

M edica l jurisp rudence. Lega l capaci ty ; for medical discussions see

The form divisions at those of 6 1 6 and ar app l i cable to al l subdivisions of 1 32 .

Causes

F or dict i onar ies see

Divi de l i lne soo

Governmen t departments, state boards, etc



see

.2 2 2

M oral imbeci l ity or insanitySee also

In tel l ectual defectSee also In tel l igence tests

Tartar ismH ydrocephali sm

Creti n ism M yxedemi smSee a lso for medical viewpoin t

PH ILOSOF Y

1 33— 1 35 M etapsychology Psych ic fenomena

and dreams u mnless one of the otha subjects suongl y predommntefl d u t in rss

1 33 Transcendenta l psychology Occult ismOccult sciences

TheoryTheori es der ived from the pure sci encesDivi de l ike 50 0 . Include under 1 33 .ors-.oi 6 theor ies regarding hum

Clas reoerch in a special field w i th that field

haun ted forests. etc. See also Folklore

See also 3984 Fol klore

H al l ucinat ion sSee also Insani ty , Ecstatics. Appar i tion . Crista l

gazi ng. W i tchcraft . Telepathy. clan-voyance. Sp ir it ism

CerebralObstruct ion of neural paths

Constructiv

DECIMAL CLASIF ICATIONForms

1-6 may be further subdivi ded l ikeVisualOl factory

See also Normal i l lusions

Determind by organism

environmen t

FormsDivi de l ike

D ivination Predi ctions : oracl es, 2d sight,omens

mam

ing. etc. See also Cl airvoyance

(see also Prospect i ng ) . coscinomancy (divi n ing wi th a balanst siv) .

M ental impressions

etc. F or Palmist ry see for Dreams seeH eteroscop i c

drawn from Bible and other books; sou-tee Virgi l ianae) etc

blade) , divination by footpr ints in ashes, geomancy etc

PH ILOSOFY

H umbugs Quackery

divisions of 1 33 ; e.g. fraudulen t mag icians and sorcerers fraudulen t

astrologists fraudulen t palmista telepathic and clairvoyantfrauds fraudulen t mediums F or humbugs not thus provided

See also Hal l uci nations. Sp ir i tism. 1 34 H ypnot ism . Dreams

Telepathy

Theor ies

Psychic

Physi cal

Ray theor ies. corpuscular theor ies. hyperest hesia etc

audible sounds. near at han d

ClairvoyanceDivi de l ike

DECIMAL CLASIF ICATIONI33-9

Psychism ; commun ica t ion W i th ded. wi th di scarnate sp ir i ts or in tel l igences;

out trance. F or Bibl e and sp ir i tua l ism see Chr ist ian i ty and

sp iri tual ism

Theories der ived from the pure sciencesDivide l i ke 50 0

Sublim i nal self Subconscious men tat ion M ental di s

sociat ion M ul ti ple persona l i ty Dissociati on of personal i tyM ul t iple consciousness

Tel epathy Veri dic hal l uci nat ion Exter iorizat ion of sen

H al lucinat ion and i ll usion

Object iv or physica l fenom ena

Table-t ipp ing . tabl e turn ing. typ tology. raps. levi ta t ion . apports.

t ransports. dema ter ia l i za t ion of objects or 4 th dimensi on . psychosraphy or di rect wr i ting and drawing . etc

M ater ia l izati on of sp ir i ts. telep lasmy . bi loca t ion . psychic or Sp ir i t

photografy. fiui di c body. emana t ion of substance. psychic rods.

astral body . etc

Subject iv or m en tal fenom ena

Tel ethesia or cryp testhesia . Sen sory automa t isms. oui ja board and

automat ic Speaking. in trapsychi c confli ct . in ter feren ce. book tests.

psychomet ry or pragmat ic cryp test hesia. xenoglossia. m on i ti on s. pre

mon i tions. sp ir i t ist ic messages. etc. See also Divinat ion .

Psych i c heal ingSee al so Cures

1 34 Hypnot ismM esmer ism. hypnofi s, Bra i dism . electrobiology . neurohyp not ism . neurypnology

TheoryTheories der ived from the pure sciencesDivide l ike 50 0

M ental .cerebral or functional di ssocia t ion ; secon dary.submerged.

subconscious or subl im inal sel f ; suggest ion ; etcPhysi cal

Odie or odyl ic force. ecteni c force. m agn et ic flu i d. an imal magnetism .

Pathologic

H ysteric suscep t ibi l i ty. neurosis etcGeneral questi onsLegal aspects etc

DECIMAL CLASIF ICATIONDepth and l ength of sleep

sleep . H ypnagogi c state

See also Catalepsy . Somnambul ism

Sleep of insane

See also Physiology . Eestat ics. H a l lucinations

Theor ies derived from the pure sciencesDivi de l ike 50 0 . e. g. Biologic. recap i tulat ion or ata

Physiologic theori es

Erly and popular theor iesWander ing of soul . divine origin . astrologic theor ies. var ious popular

According to type

mares. n ight terrors. dreams of ded. etc

Con ten t of dreams

waking on dreams. etc

As oouservers of sleep . as infiuencers of waking l i fe. etc

DECIMAL CLASIF ICATION1 36—1 39 Difierential psychologyGeneral works on Differen t ial psychology clas in 1 36

1 36 Genet ic psychology Evolut ional psychology Menta l caracterist ics

See also 1 3 1 M ental physiology. 575 Evol ution

Divide l ike 1 50 Psychology. See also M en tal capaci ty of women

Sex and m en tal derangem entsDivide l ike 1 32 M en ta l derangemcn ts

Divide l i ke 1 37 Personal ity

See also Natural history of man. EvolutionM ay be further divided as under 1 52

Taste

Divi de l ike Sur face features of earthM eteorologi c influen ces

Cl imate. wet her . Divi de l ike M eteorology

See also Social psychologyAs influenced by ancestry M en tal heredity

Influence d evolut ion . M en tal eugen ics. B iol ogic survivals. etc.Evolut ionDivide l ike 1 50 Psychology

Inher i tance of m en tal defic1en c1esDegeneracy . cr imi nal ity. in ferior fami l ies. Divide l ike 1 32 M en ta l derammen ts. See also H ygiene

M oral and sp iri tual qual i t iesSee also Or igin of soul ; Doctr inal theology

Inher i tance of personal i ty caracter ist icsDivide l ike 1 31 Personal i ty


DECIMAL CLASIF ICATION1 38 Physiognomy

and bodi l y features as index to caracter . Pathognomy. See also 1 57.2 Expressionof emot ions

Physi ologi c

1 39 Phrenology Menta l photografs etc.

t ies or funct ions. See also Psychomot iv cen ters. l ocal izations

1 52 Sense percept ionsCaracter anal isis by crani al bumps and depressions

as to act ion

3

.23 In tel lectual facul t iesa s:

3 33

-3-4.5 Psychologic

1 47

1 48

DECIMAL CLASIF ICATIONPantheism Panentheism Mon ism An i

m ism Vi ta l ism D ual ism P lural ismPara l lel ism Occasional ism

. Spinoza. see See also (or al ternativ number 1 59 .90 1 6 1 )Theories of m ind-body relations. Pantheism in natural theology.Phi low fic gnost icism. Gnost ic heresy]

Eclect icism Liberal ism Syncret ism D ogmat ism Trad i t ional ism

e. s. Cousin. sec

1 49 Other phi losofic sistemsReal i sm N eoreal ism Cri ti cal real ism

See also 1 46 M ater ial ism

Theosofy AnthroposofySee also 1 33 (or al ternativ number Occul t sciences; 1 43 Intui t ional ism .Bergson ism ; Sufism ; M edieval misticism ; Theosofy in natural

theology ; M ist ic heresyOptimi sm M el iorism

See also 1 4 1 Voluntarism. 1 44 Pragmatism. 2 1 6 Good in natural theologySee also 2 16 Evi 1. 233 Doct rin 0 f man

cismSee also 1 46 Posi tivism. 1 83 Greek sophisticism. Natural theology.

See als02 1 4 F atal ism in natural theologyOther Si stems

DECIMAL CLASIF ICATIONPsychologic si stems or schools

See also Psychoanal isis. 1 40 Phi losofic sistema

Faculty psychologyM ental ism

psychqlogyFun ct i onal psychol ogi es

Study“

an d teaching

See also xsr Physiologic psychology. For exper imen ta in a epecifie

M ethodsFor psychologic methods in general see

M ethods of judgmentexecut ion

“expression

See also Meeuremen ts. Psychophysi es. 3 1 0

DECIMAL CLASIF ICATIONTests of special capacity or aptitude

special capaci ty tested ; e. g. Association teats

discrim inat ion teats, space percep tion . atten t ion etc. Divide l ike 1 52

1 53-1 55. e. g. Association. M emory.

Divide l i ke 1 59 W il .vol i tion

also Persona l i ty trai ts, Classes of gen ius

In terpretat ion of resul ts Stat ist ical methods,etc

M en tal age. in tel l igence quot ien t etc

General quest ionsFactor theory. etctrai ts or abi l i t ies

men t but usual l y better clast w i th special subject. asM en tal tests for select ing workers

DECM AL CLASIF ICATION

Passiv or receptiv facul ty or functions

See also for general psychologic papers on accommodat ion

Acti on of nervs and new centers on pupi l

Action of chemic substances on iris Atropin

Physiologic morfology

Physiologi c morfology of retina

4-color theor ies

Theory of indirect values (Mul ler)

Color sight

Decept ion of judgmen t (H elmhol tz)

Successiv

DECIMAL CLASIF ICATION1 53 3 37334

Apparen t si ze 6 Lights andbright shadows

spectiv

of other

efiects 9 Other

See also Normal i l lusions

Illusions of movemen t

Theor ies of geomet ri c i l lusions

Eye-movemen t theory 5 D ynamic theory

Poggendorf. Zena“ . twisted cord. etc il l usions

area

Apparen t size of p lanets at horizon . etc

Degenerat ions of opt ic new and fibr i ll ae

Refractory apparatus Ocul ar refract ion

See also Ir is accommodat ion

Aqueous humorVitreous


tation in brain

See also Sensory funct ions of convolut ions

Distinct ion of tones and qual i ty or tone color (t imbre) . See also

Psychol ogy of music

Loudness, strength or volume

Compound tones or natural harmon ics

Over tones

l st order

D ifi erenoe or difieren t ial tone

Theory of beats (H elmhol tz )tonal fusion (Stumpf)

Geneti c theory (M oore)

Binaural and monaural hearingLocal i zat ion of sound in space Est imat ion

and effect of di stan ce

Intramural difierences of sound intensityComplexi ty of pitches

M ovements of hed

Sensibi l i ty of l ivi ng beings to sound and vi brat ionsOtocysts

Pathology D efness etc



See also Imagery

lucinations, i l lusions. See also Op t ic i l lusions. Divide l ike

1 52 .2 e. g. Il lusions of touch. Aristotl e’

s i l lusion Il lusions ofmissing l imbs 1 52 736

Special cl asses of percep t ionsPercepti on of space and extent Local i zation of

objectsSee also 1 1 4 Space (metaphysics)General theoryM iscel l aneous theori es of space percept ion

N ativist ic theori es

Theory of lom l signs (Lo tze)circles of sensi tivi ty (Weber)

Extensi ty theor ies (James etc)Creat iv syn thesi s. fusion . men tal chemistry

Divi de l ike See also Binocular percept ion of

distance, size and form , Binaural local i zati on of sound in

See also 1 1 5 Time (met aphysics)

Percepti on of movementSee al so 1 1 6 M ot ion (metaphysi cs)M esuremen ts of movement percept ion

DECIMAL CLASIF ICATIONTacti l

Divide l ike according to origin

Divide l ike accord ing'

too ngxn‘

Divide l ike according to orig in


digits or words

See also M esmemen ts

Psychophysics

Laws

W eber ’

s law

Interpretat ions of W eber ’s lawPhysiologic 31 3 Psyd l ophyfi “! 31 4

F echner’

s laws

Breton ’

s (Ful l erton and Cattel l’

s) parabol ic lawM erkel

’

s law

M esurement

M ethods

M ethod of least or just not iceable difierencesM ethod of mm

M ethod of average error

right and wrong (or true and false)cases or constant st imul i

DECIMAL CLASIF ICATIONM ethods

Classes of reacfion time

M uscular or motor

Psychologic, central or reduced

D iscernmen t, cogn ition or perception time

Part ly

Whol ly

Elements of react ion t ime

In sensory nerv

In spinal cord



Recognit ion of simi lariti es

Classes or concepts: general i zing topics

M easuremen ts

set

(Al l these ar terms used to descri be what goes on during process of reflec

t ion ) . See also Sel f-consciousnessPathol ogyM esurem en ts

As tomethod

As to nature of response

Immediate apprehension

Reasoning or thought

PathologyM esuremen ts


Psychology of the unconscious. coconscious. toreconscious. subconscious.Subl im inal consciousness. automatisms. See also 1 27 M etaphysics.

Sistems or schools of dep th psychologySee also Psychoanal isis

Prince. Rivers. M cDougal l etc

Memory and lern ing Reproduct ivpower

Mnemon ic apprehensionSee also 1 55 Imagination. M nemon ic derangemen ts

Divi de l ike 500 . e. g. Biologic theor ies

Image theor ies

M en tal habi t theor iesMotor and m ot ion

SavingM ethod of paird asmd atea of hi ts and m isses or scorim

M ethod of retaind members

“ drawing

Nonsense si l lables. objects etc

IS4-334»

DECIMAL CLASIF ICATIONKh ds of stimul i

Degrees of recal l

Interferences in recal l

correctness or incorrectness

Types of recogn’

di on

Expl ici t or perceptual , di rect or imm ediate

Impli ci t or ideat ional , indi rect or m ediate

Forms of recog ni ti onM ater ial

Formal or logica l



M ethods

e. g. Psychol ogy of the beaut i ful . esthet icszbetter in 70 1M oods

See also 1 38 Physiognomy. 1 58 Insti ncts

ant ithesis

direct nervous discharge

M uscularLaughter . gesture etc


Law of individual ization of instincts“tran si toriness

“survival

“convergence tendencies“ inhi bi tion

See also Physiology

etc. For play see

Physiology of habi t Law of habi tSee also 1 54.4 Lern irm

Repetition Exercise Pracfis

Emfasis and fixat ion of useful or necessary movements

movemen ts

Dhninut ion of conscious attention

Central

DECIMAL CLASIF ICATION1 59 W i l Vol i t ion

Intel l ectual istic

Absolute

Freedom of wi l

Altemativ

Efiortless

wi thin ; explosiv

Feel ing of efiort . See also Sensations of efiort

See also Volun tary movements

Del iberate

Remote

H abi tudes Routines Accommodation and

See also H abi ts

M esurements



Physiology of nervous sistemMay be divi ded l ike M ost importan t subdivisions at given belowN erv fibers N eurons Fibr i l s

PhysiologyEnd organs and recep tors of nervous si stem . See al so

PhysiologyM otor

N erv cen ters BrainSee also Physiology

N erv eels and nervcenters

Chem i stry of nervous sistem

M ay be divided l i ke See al so PhysiologyDivi de l ikeSensory funct ions of convolut ionsDivi de l ike Sense percep t ionsIntel lectual and motor funct ionsDivide 4—5 l ike

See also PhysiologySee also Psychic reflexes. Sp inal reflex act ion

Simpathet ic and autonom i c nervous sistemSee also Physiology

M en tal hygi eneSee also Abnormal psychol ogy . H ygiene of nervous sistem

M en tal hel th M en t icul tur e H el th pro

Infiuence of personal habits, di et etc on mental

helthM ay be divided l i ke 6 1 3 H ygi ene

N ew thoughtM en tal science. new metaphysi c movemen t . metaphysic heal i ng.

See also M ind cure

Acti on of poisonsSee also Physiology . Neurot ic poison sAlkaloids 342 N onalkaloids 344 Alcohol

Efi ect of diseaseSee also Physiology

Efi ect of overwork, fatigue, mental strai na a

worry

1

DEC IMAL CLASIF ICATION

As influenced by race Race psychology

psychology . ethnopsychology . See also 572 Ethnology

Er ly stone age

Late

l ike Semi t ic. Aryan . Teutoni c. Engl ish etc. See also 9 1 3—9 1 9

As influen ced by physical structure and

As influen ced by ageFor general works. also for adul t per iod onl y ; for er l ier period

see Chil dstudy

Adul t manhood, period of greatest abi l i ty. efficiency. men tal

Per iod of men tal decl ine, old age. 2d chi l dhoodChi l dstudy Pai dol ogy , pedology Ch i l d

psychologyInfluence of chfldhood. including adolescence

Exper imen t and reserchM en ta l tests; see also Psychologi c mesuremen tsLaboratory study

See also M en ta l heredi ty . School hygiene,Embryology . Growth, 6 1 3 H ygiene. H eredi ty

Lim i ted to per iod of physical developmen t. Divide 723-726

l ike In a general l ibrary better clast in

Paleol i thic

N eol i thic

Bronze age

Iron

Races divided by language l ike 40 0

count ? 930—999


Psychology of types Indivi dual psychology“

H ” . “y. 1 1 of r.

See also 1 70 EthicsD evelopm en t or em ergence of personal i ty

See also

1 26 M etaphysi cs; Dissociat ion of personal i ty . deper

sonal isation , dual and m ul t ip l e personal i ty ; Rel igious doctr in

PhysicalDivi ded l ike 6 1 0 M edici n

Divi de l i ke 6 1 2 PhysiowH el thDivi de l ike 6 1 3 H ygiene

PathologicDivi de l ike 6 1 6 Diseases

M entalDivide l ike Psycholosy

Special abi l ities or tal entsM athemati cal abi l i ty

3878 M usical talen t

389 H istor ical abi l i tySee also Classes of gen ius. Tes ts of tal en t

Introverts. extroverts etc. Apathet ic. afiect iv. in tel l ectual .

Types of lerners

Tests of personal i ty and caracterTests of specific trai ts clas wi th those trai ts. See also

M esuremen ts


1 59-93833


Indivi dual or group . verbal or nonverbal . Clas preferabl yunder special capaci ty tested. e.g. Association tests

Divide l ike Sense percep t ionsTests of emot ion aspects and vol i t ion qual i t iesDivi de l i ke Emot ion and motor funct ions

ing etc. Divi de l i keTests of talen t

See also Personal i ty trai ts. Classes of

gen ius

Forms of tests

Stat ist icalmethods, etc

M en tal age. intel l igence quot ien t etc

Tables. curva, grafs. histograms. psychograms. frequency pol y

gone, etc

F actor theory. etc

t rai ts or abi l i t iesAppl icat ionsDivi de l ikemain clasification, e.g. M en tal tests appl i ed to industr ial

managemen t but usua l l y better clast w i th specialsubject. as M en ta l tests for sel ect ing workers

DECIMAL CLASIF ICATIONI59 093 1

Vascul ar tun i cs Ir is Choroi d Ci l iarybody

Seeal so 1 4 for general psychologic paperson accommoda t ion

Action of chemic substances on iris Atropin

Ofthalmoscope

purp le

Physi ologic morfology of ret ina

TheoryMi scel l aneous theori es of color sensat ion

3-color theory (Young-H elmholtz)

Theory of indirect values (Mul l er)

Color sightPower to dist inguish colors

Contrast

TheoryM iscel laneous theor ies of color contrast

Decep t ion of judgmen t (H elmhol tz)

I59-93 1 374


Opt ic i l lusionsSee also N ormal i ll usions

Il lusions of movement

Proofreaders i l lusi on

Of distance. size. di rect ion . form etcTheori es of geometr ic i l lusionsEye m ovemen t theoryDynami c

Ill usions of extent

M ul l er-Lyet i l lusion . etc

Il l usions of direct ion and angles; confiuxion and

con t rast

6 “area

Apparen t size of planets at horizon . etc

Secondary i l lusions

M ixt

Observat ions on those born bl indD egener at ions of opt ic nerv and fibr i l lae

See also Iris aw ommodat ion

Vi treousFun ct ional disorders or pathology of sigh tBl indness etc. See also Disorders of visi on from med ical

vi ewpoin t

H ypermetropia 55 Dal tonism Color bl indnessSee also Color sight

For percep t ion see 1 59 .93 1 372 1 Binocular and monocul ar percep t ion

Acti on of 3d cran ial or oculomoto nerv“4th trochlear

6th “abducent

Pal pebral and l acr im al apparatus

Tests and m esurem en ts of vi sion


I519-935

DECIMAL CLASIF ICATION ’

See also Anatom y. PhysiologyTact il per cept ions Conduct ion in brain

See also Sensory funct ions of convolutions. al so inphysiology

H ot and cold spots; indifference. zero or adaptat ion poin t ;

ness etc

Pathology of tacfi l percepti ons

TestsDivide l ike

senses

Percep t ion s Conduct ion in brain

See also Sensory funct ions of convol utions. also in

physiology

Kinesthet ic sen sat ions; movement , act ivi tyWeight 25 Innervation

M uscular and articular 26 Exter iority

27 Stereognostic sense

Effort and power 28 Electric sense

Sensat ions of posi tion or relat iv at t i tude of

PH ILOSOF Y

See also Colord audi t ion

l ines, forms, figures, letters etc

tastes

tact i l sensat ions

54 Pain

Colord muscul ar , art icular and organi c

sensat ions

Figured or geometric audi t ion :

accompanyi ng sounds of words

Number formsOf visual origi n

Pressure

Divi de l ike according to origin

GustatoryDivi de l ike according to origi n

Tacti l

sat ionsDivi de l ike according to origin


Pain sensat ions accompanying other sensat ionsDivi de l ike according to or igi n

M uscular , articular and organ icDivide l ike according to or igi n

Personi fications or dramatizations of i deas, letters,

1 59 93824

PH ILOSOFY

ApparatusSpecial apparatus adapted to l tudy of each aense. divided like

Opt ic: photoesthesimeters, tachi stoscopes etc

Gustatory

Temperatur e : thermesthesimeters etc

M uscular , art icular and organ ic

General classes of mesurements

St imulus threshold

Upper , maximum sensi t ivi ty

Just not iceable di fferences Un i ts of sensat ionnot not iceable di fferences

M ay be divi ded l ike i f one wishes to keep together .e.g. Esthesiometry , mesuremen t of tact i l percept ions

but in general use bet ter clast wi th special field. e.g.

Tests of tact i l percep t ions

M ay be divi ded l ike mai n clasificat ion. e.g. 1 593 382 81 5997:Sensi t ivi ty of the insane

Psychom etry Psychochronom etryM en tal chronom etry

(CPsychophysi c durat ion of simple men tal

Per iod of mental tests

See also M en ta l tests

Apparatus

M esur ing and recordi ng instrumen ts

psychodometers etc

Control instrumen ts

organ . Divi de l ikeReact ion instruments


PH ILOSOF Y

Physiology of movem en tSee also PhysiologySee also Physiology

Law of di ffusion

inhibi t ionspecific motrici ty

Condi tiond reflexes, etcInst incts

3 M echan ist ic

Theologi c 4 H orm ic

transi toriness

survi val

See al so 6 1 2 .82 r3 PhysiologyAppeti tes and impulses, tendenci es, di sposi tions,

Purpose or basis 2 Form 3 Degree or i ntensi tyVarietiesPathology of instinct

M esurements of

Physiology of habi t Law of habi tM otor lern ing Acqui remen t of ski l

See also t sc osssLei-ni ne

M ethods

El imi nat ion and inhibi t ion of usel ess or nu

necessary movemen ts


bi furcateRight and left-handedness

H abi tudes Rout ines Accommodat ion and

adaptat ion AdjustmentPathology of habi t

See also r 59 .947 Vol i tion

Work or fatigue curv

See also Curv of lern ing

Plateaus Breathi ng placesRest per iods 36 Food and fast ing

37 Loss of sleep

38

39 Other

M etabol ic fat igueTransferdmetabol ic fat igue

Pathology of work and fatigue

M esurements of

Special motor funct ion 5Walking, running etc. See also PhysiologyVocal expressionfor psychology of language, Vocal musi c

Reading . wr i ting. drawing etc. Prefer Reading.

Wri ting. Drawing

DECIMAL CLASIF ICATIONH igher mental processesAttention

G eneral theory

Change in cl ear-ness of ideas

Condi t ions of sel ect ion

Vivi dness or in tensi ty 1 2 5 N ovel ty

1 2 7 Color

1 35 Purpose

As to or igin

As to stimul i

Intel l ectual Subject iv Impl ici t

As to development

See also Vol i t ionEffect

Physi cal react ions

Strength or degree

Concentrated



See also Motor lerning

M ethods

Types of lernersM ay be fur ther subdivi ded l ike SeeTypes of persona l i tyVisual 555 Tact i l

556 M otor

Rate and curvof lern ing

Effect of rate of lerning on memory

Normal ; for abnormal see M nemon ic derang emen t;

or di sturbd neural paths and cen ters

Rate and curv of forgettingDegree of forgettingValue

DECIMAL CLASIF ICATION1 59 955

See also 1 2 : Theory of knowledge, 1 26 Consciousness (metaphysics)Ideat i on

Concept ion Concept or notion , idea, mean ingF or relat ions to other psychologi c top ics use divided

l i ke e.g. Concep tion and percep t i on

Physiol ogi c

Innate

general s or un iversals, abstract

M iscel laneous theor ies of abstract ionComparison or dist inct ion of reason theor ies

Fixt trend of reproduct iv tendencies

Recogn i t ion of sim i lar i t ies

Products

Topics: aspect top ics

Exempl i fyi ng images, simbol s, recep ts

Classes or concepts: general izi ng top ics

See also Self-consciousness. Indi ca tory transfers.flashes. att i tudes. postures. awarenesses, cor ti cal set (Al l these atterms used to describe what goes on dur ing process of reflect ion )


1 43 Intuit ional ism. U nconscioumen

In tel l ectual or specul at iv intui t ionSee also Genius

Of the not—sel f : common sense

PathologyM esur em en ts

Special men tal condi t ionsPsychi c reserch

psychic reserch may he left in xn i f desired

Obstruct ion of neural paths

See also

See also i s9 .96 1 33 3 Cristal gaz ing, W itchcraft.1 59 96 1 6 Tel epathy. clairvoynnoe. 1 59 96 1 1 Veridic hal lucinations. x59 962 52 H ypnot ic hal lucina ti ons. 1 59 96333 H ypo-cockhal l ucinati ons. 1 59 .972 Insan i t y

Causes

Per ipheri c st imulat ion

Cerebral



FormsPhysicalDivi de l ike Sense percepti ons

M en tal

See also

M iscel laneous theor i es

Physi ca lRay theories. corpuscular theori es. hyp eresthesia etc

Vision of normal l y invisible hidden objects. or hear ing of

Supernormal know ledge of distan t . future or past even ts con

In space

fenomena wi th or wi thout trance. F or Bible and sp ir i tual ism see

(or Christ ian i ty and sp i r i tual ism

TheoryTheor ies deri ved from the pure sciencesDivide l ike 50 0M i scel laneous theor ies

M ul t ip le personal i ty

Telepathy Ver idi c hal lucinat ions Exter ioriza

H al l uci nat ion and i l l usion


Autohyp not ism Autosuggest ion

M edical . psychotherapeut ics etc. M ay be divided l ike main

State of being awake or waking. See also Physi ologySee also PhysiologyTheori es of sl eep derived from the pure sci ences

Divide l ike 500

Sl eep as an inst inct : hyp noidal sta te. muscular relaxantheory. etc

Er ly and popul ar theori es

See also DreamsPhysi ca l

See also Physi ologySee also Physiology

M en tal

Depth and length of sleepPart ial sl eep , red iness to wake in response to defin i t

prolongd sleep . hypnagogic sta te

DECIMAL CLASIF ICATIONDreams of special classes of persons

364 Insane

365 Drug addi cts

366 Cr im inal s

l ike includ ing

See al so FancyPopul arOneiromancy . fortune tel l ing by dreams, dream

See al so Folklore

Natural ; for induced somnambul ism see H ypnotism

see also H ysteric somnambul ismCauses

D egree of sensibi l i tyResponsibi l i tyDegree of di ffi cul ty

Compl icated

Sl eep tal kingCauses

634 Relat ion to waking interests

635 Rememberd on waking


PH ILOSOF Y

DementiaCron ic organ ic react ion types

See also Alcohol ism. D imoman ia

Alcohol i c deterioration 25 Alcohonc epi l epsySee alsoEp i lepsy

D em en t ia precox and schi zophreni c react ion types

terminal demen t ia. See also M an ic-dep ressiv

Simp le type : schizophreni a simmex

H ebephreni c type : hebephren ia , hebephrenic

See also Paranoid react ion types

M ixt type

Simple sen i l e deteri orat ion

Presen i l e demen t ia

Sen i le del ir ium

Al zheimer’

s disease

D eprest and agi tated type

Arter iosclerot ic type

Post-apopl ectic

Other

stup idi ty . F or housing. managemen t and care see H osp i ta ls for

idiot ic, imbeci ls, feebl em inded ; for education of feebleminded see

Psychopathi c personal i ty

Eccen tr ici ty

I59-974

.98

99

PH ILOSOF Y

As separate men tal states. See also H ysteri a.M anic-dep ressiv insan i ty. dep resdv type. H yster ia frommedi cal viewpoin t

H ypochondr i a H ypochondr i asis

Psychic

M elanchol ia M elancholySee also Involut ion melanchol ia

Cotard’

s syndrom e

Rel igious 584 Stuporous 587 Confusional

D elusional 585 Suici da l 588 Im pul siv

Resi st iv 586 Anxious 589 Other

Catal epsySee also H ypnot ism . H yster ia. Epi lepsy.

Ecsta t ies. H yster ia from medical viewpoin t

Caracter ist ics

Effect s

M ist ic or rel igious insan i ty . i l lum in ism . visiona ries. See also 1 59-96 1 2

H al l uci na t ions. Catal ep sy . Rel ig ious ecsta t ics

Caracter i st ics

Efiects

App l icat ions Relat ions to other subjectsSocial funct ions of indivi dual . etc. App l ica t ions to speci al subjects ar . in

general pract is. best clast wi th those subjects but may be kep t together hereby dividing l ike ma in clasificat ion . e.g. Psychology app l ied toEducati on . Psychology app l i ed to M edicin , Psychologyapp l ied to Business managemen t . Psycho logy app l ied to Fine arts

Other top ics

1 76

PH ILOSOF Y

F ami ly ethicsMarr iage and divorce See also s4 7-6 Fami l y lawPol ygamy and monogmyDuties of husbands and wi ves

Infan t ici de

Duties of parents

Duti es of chil dren

Masters and servants See also 64 1 m &: 33 : s oo

Professional and business ethics

Lawyers

M erchants Businessmen Business vi rtues and vi cesSpeculat ion M ammon ism Avari s

See also 1 75 belowCompact. prom is; chicanery tr ickery

Employers and employd

Ethics of amusemen ts Fm am m nmm m

Publ i c shows and diversions Rinks, ci rcuses, etc.

Theater Opera Private theatr i ca ls

Dancing Bal ls Round dances

Games of ski l l : bi l l iards, chess, etc.

Games of chance : cards, dice, etc.

Prize fighting Animal fighting : bul l , dog.cock.etc.Racing: horse.boat, pedestrian , wheel , etc.

Betting POOISa g See

Sexual ethicsChasti ty

Cel ibacy See also 3 53 Cel i bacy of cl ergy

Continence

Social evi l See al so 2 58 Par ish care of fal len

Immoral art

Immoral l i terature


1 90


Pyrrhon ist N ew Platon istPyrrhonism Skept icism Pyrrho.Timon

See Plutarch ’sworksEclecticism : Cicero See 875-4

Alexandrian.N eo-Platonic : Phi lo, Plotinus, Proclus,

Porphyry, Iambl ichus See 2394 Apolosefi“ : 273-1 H eret ics

Ep icurean : Ep icurus Lucret iusStoicZeno

Cleanthes

Posi doni us

Seneca See

Epictetus

Ear ly Chr ist ian and med ieval ph i losofersGnosticism See a73 . 1 Basi l i des. M arclon. Ses an a Maniehelam

Arabian : Avi cenna, AverroesScholastic: Scotus, Aquinas, An selm , AbelardM ystic: Reuchl in , Cornel ius Agr ippa, Paracelsus, Servetus,Bohme

Modern phi losofersSee also to B iografy of phi losofy . or l i ves may be put here wi th works.wi th references onl y under 930 Biografy . Phi losofic works are put here.not underthe School or System to whi ch the author may be thought to belong. See note

under 1 40

Amer ican phi losofersJonathan Edwards 1 703

—58

OrestesA Brownson 1 80 3—76

Ralph Waldo Emerson 1 803—82 See 8 1 4 36

1 798- 1 888

JamesM ccosh 1 81 1—94

N oah Porter 1 81 1 -9 2Francis Bowen 1 81 1 —90

W i l l iam Torrey H arris 1 835— 1 909

30 0

30 1

30 2

30 3

30 4

30 5

30 730 8

3 1 2

S o c i a l S c i en c es

Social sciences Sociology in general30 1

—309 al l hav Sociol ogy i n general as thei r subject . but i t is treated in these variousform s. A per iodi cal on Educa tion is not 30 5. whi ch is onl y for periodi cals onSociology i n gener al . In Sociology .most works i n these forms at l im i ted to one division ;

e. g. to Pol i ti cal economy . Educa tion . Law . etc. All these hav the same subdivisionof General works; i . e. essays on the var iousdivisions at and so on to

essays on M ann ers and Customs i n general . A naught in any Clas number showsthe subject to be genera l . not sp ec ificSociology : phi losofy , theor ies

See also 90 1 Phi losofy of history ; Theory of state

G eneral conceptionNature and caracter . defin i t ion , l im i ts and exten t

Social psychology

Compends, out l inesD ict ionar ies, cyclopedias, etc.

Essays, lectures, addressesPer iodicals, magaz i nes, reviews

Societ ies: t ransact ions, reportsEducat ion : teaching, study , etc. Sou l-0 3 1 0Pol ygrafy : col lected works, extracts, etc.

Put here col lected works of statesmen ; e. g. works of Adams. Jefierson .etc.

H istory of social scienceSocia l surveysDivi ded l ike 940 -999 and including general works on social condi tions in special

count r ies. M ay . i f preferd . be cl ast i n 9 1 4—9 1 9 or . i f strongl y h istorical . in

940-999 . F or gener al histor ies of civi l izati on see 90 1

StatisticsTheory , methods Science of stat ist ics

General quest ions

Col lect ing

Analysis Test ing Ver i fyi ngArrangement C lasificat ion Tabul at ionCorrel at ion

Forms of presen tat ionDiagrams and cartograms; grafs; frequency tables; index numbersBy coun trySubdi vi ded l ike 930-999

D emografy Popu lation (progress of)Vi tal stat ist ics: births. deths. m ortal i t y . longevi ty

See also Registra t i on and vi tal sta t ist ics

C las genera l l oca l sta t i st ics of popula t ion on divi ded l ike 930—999 : e.g . Popula

t i on of M a ine An expansion by top ics (births. deths etc) is being prep ared for


DECIM AL CLASIF ICATIONFreedom of conscience

SpeechAcademic freedom Sec Freedom of teachi ngSee also Journal ism 0 70 . 1 3 ; Administrati onFreedom of dramaa

3 11:

Proper ty

Laws Divided by coun t ry l ike 930-999

Loss and restorat ion of ci t izenship

Dut ies and obl igat ions of ci t i zens

324 Suffrage Elect ion sI

studen ts

Incompetency , in capaci tyInsane. idiots See also 324 . 1 4BankruptcyConvi ct ion of cr ime ; br ibery , sel l ing vote

Forms of sufi rage Systems Voting, etc.

Electoral systems

Part ial suffrage , l im i ted

.2 74

. 2 75

.2 76

.2 77

28

.3

DECIMAL CLASIF ICATION .

Corrupt ion E lectoral fraud

Bribery and undue influence : in tim i dat ion , sel l ing votesFraud in vot ing : personat ion , repeat ing, i l l egal voting,

Limi tat ions on expendi tures; publ i ci ty . Rest rict ion on con t ribut ions

M iscoun t of bal l ots ; cer t ifica t ion of false returns

Woman sufirage

.4 Sufi rage by coun try

32 5

32 6

D ivided l i lee 94o-999

Colonies M igrat ion

Divi ded by coun try of or igi n l i ke 930-999 . This brings together mater ial onemigran ts of a special coun tr y or race ; e , g. Chinese emigr ants M ater ia l

on em igran ts is usual l y most important i n respect to coun try of or igi n , so is bestclast in M ost l ibraries w i l l have l it t le except on imm igrants to their own

coun try . hence in Un i ted States w i l l rel ate a lmost whol ly to specific nat ional i ties in Un i ted States; e. g. Negro quest ionDivi ded by mother count ry l ike 930-9 99 ; e . g . Br it ish colon ies. Thi sbr ings together colon ies p lan ted by a specia l coun try , but does not speci fy

Both immigration and coloni zation divided l ike 940-999. by country of set t lemen t

e. g . Foren popul at ion of Un i ted Stat es ; Amer icani za t ion . See not e to

for a given na t iona l i ty

Slavery Serfdom Eman ci at i10 mSee also Civi l war ; 371 .974 Educat ion of

Slave trade

Serfs and serfdom

Proslavery

H istory of slavery Divi ded geografi cl y l ike 939-999‘

Biografy of sl aves

F O l 'Cl'

l relat i on s Di vided geograficl y l ike 930-999Legl slat l on Lawmakmg Legi slat iv bodi es

DECIM AL CLASIF ICATIONM ethods of appoin tmen t Elect ion

Appointment by governmen t or crown

F or l ife or for a term

H ereditary right

Length of term

Vacancies, resignations

to judge of elect ionsover members

Power to Investigate or pun ish members

Power of invest igat ion for impeachmen t . see 35 1 .96

to imprison ci tizens

of books

Casholding Inst ruct i ons by el ectors

Direct mandate See also 3 28 . 26 D i rect legislat lon

Parl iamentary wr i t

Fixt or movable



Labor and laborers Emp loyers Cap i talSUMM ARY

Relations of capi tal to labor2 Remuneration for workLabor of chi l dren

women

Work under certain unfavorable condi tionss

e

e

M

O

D

D ifim nt classes of workers Ski l d and unski ld labor

l a boring classesOther quest ionsTheory

6

69

1:

Importance , uti l i ty , digni ty of laborof labor

Compends

Essays, addresses

Annuals D i rectories

Soci eties, bureaus etc.

M ay. i f needed, be further subdivided l i keSee also 60 7. and educat ion i n special subjects

Polysmfy

Relations of capi tal to laborLabor contracts in general Employment (i .e. engaging

For immigration see 325 . for emp loymen t bureaus 33 r .xxsuClasification ofwork and workers

D irect an d indirect

Age See also Labor of chi ldrenSex See also Labor of womenApprentis See also 33x.ssApp renfis l aborH andicapt See also 33 t .soWork of handicapsAliens See also Cheap foren labor

Equipment of workers


33 r x3 Termination of labor Unemployment Reemploy.

ment

Warnings

By employer

Layofi

By employee : qui t

See also Strikes

By industry

Divided l ike 620—699For occupat ions not included in 6 20-609 uze divided l ike

By country Divided l ike 930-9 99

Rules for workshop and oms employees Incentive

Sol i ci t ingmoney , subscr iptions, contr ibut ionsRespect and care for property (tools etc.)Personal appearance, dres, un iforms

See also 33 1 .97 Encuragemen ts to work. ofierd by government

medala decmafionn rewards to workers

Stoppage of wagesFor general question sec

Stoppage of privi leges

See also

agreemen ts between capi tal and labordemocracy

Represen tati on in industry

Works counci l

W orks comm ittees Shop commi ttees

Joint conferences


33 5 Pensions Insurance Benefit agenciesSee also 368 Insurance

See also Emp loyer ’s l iabi l i tyIndivi dual insurance

Social insurance W orkrnen ’s insurance

See also Labor acci den tsOld age Inval idi ty

See also Unemp loyment2 6

2 6 1

2 62 W ages for state labor.2 7

2 8

2 82 2 899 Divided l ike 62 0-699F or occupat ions not included i n 62 0-699 uze di vi ded l ike main

W ages divi ded by coun try l ike 930 -999

Labor of chi ldren See also Cruel ty to chi l drenLabor of women See also Woman

N ight work

Work of mar ri ed women

Work of women w i th chi l d

Work of young women

Work under certain unfavorable condi tions

See also 36sPr isons

ing products at pr ices so smal l as to l ower wages of ssl fsupport ing workc s

See also 33 1 .625 Cool ies

See also Appren t isshi p

See also Serfs and serfdomSlave labor

See also 326 Slavery


DECIM AL CLASIF ICATION[

See also Gi lds

By country Divided l ike 930-999By classes of workers

Divided l ike 62 0-699For occupationsnot i ncluded i n 620—699 uze divided l ike

IW W

Unions of women workers

Open vs closed shopD isagreemen ts between capi tal and labor Strikes

For preven tion of

outbreaks seeAttacks on freedom of work

Fair l istM ethods of employers

Blackl isting Laying under interdict

Whi tel isting

Other questions

Internat ional regu lat ion of labor

333

DECIMAL CLASIF ICATIONOperat ions on exchangeSpeculat ion in genera l ; dea l i ng on accoun t ; dea l ing w i th Op t ion ; stock jobbmgArbi trat ion of exchange View of par i t ies

Credi t Credit system

Landed or terri tor ial credi t Credi t Fon cierPopul ar credi t Loansw i thout in terest

Bi l ls Bi l l sof exchange N otes on demand

for paym en t

Land : ownership , r ights, and ren t

For other rela tions see Land in Relat iv i ndex fol low ing TablesSpecial coun tries, divi ded l i ke 930 —999

Communi ty ownership See a lso Vi l lage commun i t ies

Rent Of land for cul tivafion ‘Clas here genera l works on ren t

Rent of land for h i ldingSpecial classes of land : forests, pasture, waste

M ines

Cooperat ionW orks on cooperat ion app lied to other subjects ar general l y better clast wi ththose subjects, but may be kept together here by using after 334 a colon and

number for the other subject ; e . g. Cooperat ion in agr icul ture in busi ness(For ful l er note see under 1 50 )

. 0 1 Theory . 0 2 Compends . 03 Dict ionar ies . 0 4 Essays .os

Per iodi cals . 06 Societ ies . 0 7 Study , t ra in ing . 0 8 Polygrafy

. 09 H istory and local treatmen t , divi ded l i ke 930—999Bi lding societi es: loans, organ i zation See al so

Cooperativbanks See also 332 Banksinsurance soci eti es See also 368 Insuranc

housekeeping See also Domest ic economyconsumptiv associations Stores

337

339


D ut ies Protect ion and free tradeSee also Customs

Absolute free trade N o tarif

Free trade : i . e. tari f for revenue onl y

Clas in 337a discussions or h istor ies whi ch at argumen ts for free t rade.

When doutful prefer the general number for discussionsDuties on special articl es: steel , wool , etc.

books and works of ar tDuty free importation for col l eges, etc.

See also LibrariesProduction Econom ic organ i zation andcondi t i on

M ining products See also Coinage metals

Water Fish , ice, etc.

M anufactured products M achinery in industry

G i l ds See also Trades un i ons

M onopol ies Trusts See also State monopol i eIndustri al l egi slation Divi ded geocn ficly l ike 940-999

D i stri but ion and con sump t ion of w el thPauper i sm

Conservation ; restr ict ions on use or wast e of mater ials. including genera l work:

See also Pauper , Pauper-ism, W el th , in Relat iv index fol lowing Tables

Pauper ism , i ts causes and remedies; l i fe and condi tion of poor

See al so Aid to poor

M odes and p ri ncip les of division or distribut ion of wel th . Riches and incomes;in terest , salar ies and profits in genera l . N et p roceeds; gross p roceeds

Appraisement of wel th Capi tal and income

Luxury ; sumptuary l aws. Idl eness. dissipation , p rodigal i ty . Avar ia. Pro

tect ion of consumers. Economy , thri ftConservat ionDivi ded l ike 930-999


DECIMAL CLASIF ICATION.

Trade and industryWeights and mesures See 389 Commerce

Coinage and money See 332 Banks. money

Agr icul ture See 630 Useful arts; 338. 1 Product ionForests Sec Forestry ; 333 .7 LandM ines See 62 2 M ining ; 338.a Product ion ; 333 .8 Land

Commercial and manufacturing i ndustrySee 380 Commerce; 338 Product ion

Insti tutions of credi t See 33 : Banks. credi tSavings banks See

M utual benefit societ ies See 334 Cooperat ionInsurance See 368 ; Cooperat iv insurance

Monts de p i é t é Sec

Labor See 33 1 Capi tal . Labor .Wages

Publ ic chari tySee Pauper ism ; 360 Associat ions and inst i tutions

Education and worshi pPubl ic educati on See 379 Educat i onPubl ic l ibraries Sec Library economy

Art museums See 70 8 Art

Worshi p See 3 2 2 Church and state

M i l i tary and naval See 355-359 Army and Navy

Foren afi ai rs See 34 : In ternat ional law ; 3 2 7 Pol i tical science

Adm ini strat iv con trol By superi or omrers

Power of removal . See also Tenure of omsPower to annul or am end specific act sJudi ci al con trolOrdinary courts See Law of torts

Criminal courts See 343 Criminal law

Pet i tions and addresses

Invest igat ions

352 Local governmen t : coun ty , town , ci tySee also 379 Publ ic schools; 0 2 9 Librar ies

Ci ty as a juristi c person .a corporat ion

See also Law of corporations

Ci ty organi zat ion .muni ci pal elections

M un ici pal civi l servis

Forms of adm in ist rat ion

353-5

6

08

9

DECIMAL CLASIF ICATIONJustice department F or judi ciary branch see 3479

See also 3 55 Army : m i l i tary sci ence

See also 3 59 Navy ; naval sc ienceOther departmen ts

State governmen t Divi ded l ike 9 74-9 79App l y same decimals for sta te governmen ts. F or departmen ts not here speci

fied use .8 an d .9 and an y of above numbers l eft bl ank ; e . g . for a sta te havi ngno navy . .7 is free for some local use. Judiciary dep ‘

t of D. C.

includes history of regimen ts. unl ess covering a par ti cul ar period of nat i on a lhistory ; e. g. t he history of the N. Y. 7t h regimen t in the civi l war is att racted

to but a general history of the same regimen t is 3 53 .974 76

354 O rgan i zat ion ofcen tral governmen t Coun t ries

355

0 1

1 1

other than U n i ted StatesSee also 342 Consti tutional law and historyDivi ded geograficl y by coun tr ies l i ke 930—999 . Under each country (excep t whereexist ing coun try divisions confli ct ; e. g. 943 Germany . Austr ia) the U . S. di visions, 1 State. 2 T resury .etc. may be used ; e. g. State departmen t of G reat Br i ta in .

or . for sake of un i form i ty and because of possible future division of coun t r ies

(and this 18 advized for l ibrar ies whi ch hav n ot alredy added the departmen t numbersdirect l y to the coun try number) these numbers may be added to 06 all i xt to coun try

number (see Germany bel ow ) ; e. g. 06 : State department . etc. But do not use thesedivisions where a single number is at presen t used for z or more countr ies (e. g. 989

Paraguay . Uruguay ) and for whi ch more specific p rovision w i l even tual l y be made.

Ad also the fol l owing divisi ons:Admini st rat ion of England Cen t ral governmen t

o r Admin ist ra t i v cen tral i za t ion

0 2 Separa t i on of powers

0 3 Monarch0 4 Pr ivy counci l

0 5 Cabi netAdmini st rat ion of G ermany Cen t ra l governmen to r Adm in ist ra t i v cen t ra l i zat ion

0 2 Separat ion of powers

0 3 Em pi re0 33 Bun desrat0 3 Emperor0 34 Mi n istry

04 Republ ic06 Departmen tsDivi ded l i ke 353 ; e . g. T resury departmen t of Germany0 7 States Monarchs0 72 Landtag M in isters Coun ci l of sta te

0 8 Free ci ties

Admin ist rat ion of France Cen t ral governmen t0 1 Admin istrat iv cen t ra l i za t ion

0 2 Separati on of powers

0 3 P resi den t

0 4 Min isters

0 5 Counci l of state

M i l i tary scienceMil itary in broad sense of l and and sea forces ; but l imi ted to m i l i tary sc ience.

tact ics. etc. F or War departmen t of U. S. see for h istory of regimen ts

see an d subdivision 4 un der special wars i n 973 ; e . 3 . M exican war bei ngregimental history of that war is See also 623 M il itary eng ineer i ng

.exTheory .0 2 Com pends .0 3 Dict ionaries .0 4 Essays .0 5 Peri od ica l s

.0 6 Societ i es .0 7 Educat ion .08 Polygrafy .0 9 H istory

M i l i tary l i fe i ncluding honor . honors and insign ia , and standards

Servi s periods and ret i remen t

Termi nat ion of servis Resul t i ng status


Garr ison an d fiel d servi s. mobi l i zat ion ; i nst ruct ion of t roops and subal terngrades ; m aneuvers

Grand maneuvers Inst ruct ion camps

Mil i tary adm inistrati onClas here on l y w ha t concerns t he worki ngs of adm i n ist ra t iv servises.

person nel an d organ i zat ion of these servises see

Organ i sat ion and servis

See also 359 Nava l establ ishmen tsM i l i tary establ i shm en ts (mi l i tary engineeri ng)Archi tecture of mi l i tary hil dings

M i l i tary equipment and suppl ies

Cloth i ng Camp out fit

Sma l l arm s and ammun i t ion

Admi n ist ra t iv quest ion s: worki ng an d reserv sup p l y ; storage. i ssue.

F or mechan ism and rel at iv emci ency of d i fi eren t ki nds see

Wagons H arness Transport outfitPi oneer i ng tools

Other tools Inst rumen ts

Organ i zati onLight infan t ry . moun ted in fan t ry . cycl i st infan t rySpeci a l coloni a l i nfan t ry

Organ i zat ions eventua l ly subject t o mobi l i zat ionVolun teer corpsIrregular t roops

Corps francs exi st i ng on l y dur i ng war

Specia l infant ry t roopsSharpshooters. etc.

Adm in istrativ staff and servisesPersonnel an d organ i za t ion

Caval ry Moun ted servises

Caval ry proper

Remoun t and traini ng servises

Ar t i l lery , engin eers and other techn ical servisesF or ordnance. gunnery . etc . see 6 2 3 M i l i tary engineer ing

3 Other techn ical servi ses

359 N aval scienceDivi ded by .c x l ike 355. See also Naval archi tecture


DECIMAL CLASIF ICATIONAgai nst breakage or damage

C las

Boi ler

Financial lossesDepreciat ion of val ues or r ights; mortgages ; l and t i t les; t ransferabl e securi t i escredi t ; insolven cy ; civi l responsibil i ty ; etc.

Government control Comm issi oners

.94 di vi ded geografi cl y l ike 94 0-999 ; e . g . Insuran ce in

(including sta te reports, etc .) is

Other associ at i ons and i nst i tut i ons

H eredi tary and patr ioti c societies (Amer ican)General associations

Regular army and navy un ion

Society of veterans of the regular army and navy

Mi l i tary and naval order of the Un i ted StatesMeda l of honor legi on

Mi l i tary order of foren wars of the Uni ted StatesOrder of the old gardIncorporated 3 1 Jan. 1 896 ; organ ized 1 5 Oct. 1 896

N aval order of the Un i ted StatesSociety of American wars

Colonial soci eti es

Society of colon ia l wars

Society of colon ia l dames of AmericaA N ew York society w i th chapters i n other states ; known also merel yas Col on ial dames of America

National society of colon ial dames of Ameri caA federation of separatel y incorpora ted soci et i es i n about 4 0 di fi eren t

states

Society of the Mayflower descendants

Order of the founders and pat riots of America

Co lon ia l order of the acorn

soci ety of Pennsyl van i a

daughters of the 1 7th cen tury

Revolutionary soci eti es

Society of the Cincinna t i

Soci ety of the daughters of the Cinci nnat i

Sons of the American revolut ion

Sons of the revolut ion

D aughters of the Am erican revolut ion

D aughters of the revolut ion

Chi l dren of the Amer ican revolu t ion

Society of the war of 1 8 1 2Uni ted States daughters of 1 776—1 8 1 2Mi l i tary society of the war of 1 8 1 2

Society of the second war w i th G reat Bri tain in the state of


For rel igious societi es see

M ixt : boys and gir lsSee also (or al tern a ti v number The

‘

gang'

Boy scouts

DECIMAL CLASIF ICATIONStudy of educati on Insti tuti ons and organ izati ons for train ing

M eans and methods. including teachers col l eges. normal Schools. insti tutesetc. F or needof train i ng.ki nd and amoun t . seeTeachers meeti ngs

Clas meet ings of teachers of a single insti tut ion (facul ty meetings) wi th theinst i tut i on ; see table for school and col l ege publ icat ions underPlan and organ i zat ionFrequen cy . t ime , p l ace . con t rol . cost etc

Courses of study Programs

In s

ge

‘

a a l laces‘

vi de geograficly l ike 94 0-9 99

Teachers inst i tutesDivi ded l ike aboveTea chers col l eges N ormal schoolsInst i tut ions primar i l y for t ra in ing teachers; e. g . state normal schools. Teacherscol lege of Colum bia un iversi ty ; often wi th a t tach t model practi s or demon

strati on schoo ls. in wh ich studen ts teach under superviz ion of their instructors.

F or traini ng classes or courses attach t to schools not conducted pr imar i l y fort ra ini ng teachers etc see

P lan and organ i zat ion Aims and funct ions ScapeLen gt h an d t ime of terms. Support : publ i c, pr i vateCourses Programs Creden t ials

Courses an d programs

Dip l omas, degrees etcTrain ing for special grades of schoolsU se as gen eral number . Each of fol lowing grades may be divided bya and 4 l ike .732 2—4 above

See al so Train ing for ki ndergartnersSecondary school sCol l eges and un iversi t ies

Profess ional and tekn ica l schoolsAdjunct s: pract is, model or demonstrat ion schools

Special coun t r ies and school s

Di vi ded geogr aficl y l ike 94 0—999In cl udin g exhi bi ts at i n tern a t ional exposi ti ons.st a te and coun t y fai rs.et cClas here teachers classes or courses at tach t to school s conducted primar i l yfor another purp ose than t ra in ing teachers. F or inst i tutions conducted

primar i l y for train i ng teachers seeIn secondary school s

col l eges and uni versi t ies

professi onal and tekni cal schools

M a in ly courses in teachi ng Specia l professional and tekn ical subjectsSchool s of edum ti on (al so courses) for train i ng supervi zors, super

inten den ts, adm in i st rat iv offisers, etc

H arvard gr adua te school of educa t ionTrain i ng for specia l grades of schoolsDivided l ike

Special pedagogi c methods

Professional i za t ion of subject mat terReserch in edum t ion

Educat ional reserch organi zat ions. Reserch on Specia l subject is shut wi th



Term s Semesters Quarters Vacat ionsH ol idays Breaking up

See al so H ygi ene of vaca t ions and hol i days Cl osi ng fordiseases

Summer or vacation schoolsSee also Adul t summer schools. Col lege and un iversi ty

Terms in 2 or more placesF or floating schools see

Sessions H ours RecessF or exercise see Care of body

Classes G radesF or general discussions of si ze of cl as. ungraded classes. provisi on for indi .

vi dual difi erences by specia l classes or groups. F or individual i nst ruct ion see

F or psychology of individual difi erences see (or al ternativ

number Chi l dstudy . F or gradi ng of schools. seeLength of school courses; e. g. 6 year course

See also Lengt h of col l ege course

M arking sistem s Educat ional m esur em en ts

and testsCredi t sistem : mean ing and value of un i t , semester . hour etc. F or in tel l i

gence tests see (or al terna t iv numberExam in at ion s: oral , wr itten Cramm ing

See al so LanguageF or eompet i t iv examinat ions see

Promot ions D emot ions Retardat ionOther top ics

Ending student connectionSee also

G raduat ion Commencemen ts D iplomasM ay be subdivided l i ke See al so Col l ege degrees

Methods of instruction and studyUnder the beds ’below cl as discussion of pedagogi c value of these methods.

F or methods of teaching specific subjects see those subjects; for their educa

t ional value see 375 Curriculum . e . g . teaching of mathemat ics place of

mathematics in curricul umRote or concert teach ingTextbooks Recitat ions

Col l ateral reading . Assignm en ts. H ome work. Discussion of use of textbooks and desi rable qual i t ies of textbooks in general . Textbooks themselvsReci tat ion as method in which pupi l lerns and reci tes an assignd lesson ; forbroad sense as incl uding al l types of clasroom act ivi ty see

DECIMAL CLASIF ICATIONSistems of educati on

F or F robel’

s sistem see KindergartenM on i tor ial sistem M utual sistem

Educat ional guidance Vocat ional guidance and

choice of vocat ion . even tho not made under

F or equi pmen t and cost of manual train ing schools or depar tmen tssee M achine shops. Apparatus etc. F or subjectsof st udy see 3 7s.e r F or indivi dual school s see 6 0 7 orEducat ional value

In elementary schoolssecondary schools

speci al schools

Materi al on thevar ious subjects taught as manual train ing may be

kept together here. .82 being divided l ike 620-690 . and. for

mater ial not thus p rovided for . .8 1 being uzed. subdivided l i keclast under other numbers. i . e. p lace of these subjects in the

curri culum 37s.ox el emen tary manual t raining ski ld

H istory and developmentDivided l ike 940-999

Clas here al l Pestal ozsi ’s educa t ional wr i t ings

RulesAttendance Truancy Tardiness Absences

Clas data rel ating to special school wi th number for that school . See also

379-23 Compulsory educat ion

Rewards Inducemen ts

Interschool l i terary contestsCom pet i t iv exam inat ions. F or in terschoo! and in tercol l egiate debates see F or interschool athl eti cs see


Furn ish ing and decorat ion

Blackboards. desks. chai rs. benches. F or gl obes mans

Musical instrumen ts

Floors : bare, coverdSee also Archi tectural const ruct ionLibrary b i l di ngs

645 H ouse decorat ion

W al ls : tints, coveringDecoration

See al so 72 9 Archi tectural decorat icnPictures Frescos G las

Sculpture

Plan ts

Other decorati on

Car acter and funct ions. F or relat ion to publ ic l ibrary see

to other school rooms and hi ldi ngs see See also Col lege l ibrar ies.Relations of l ibrary to facul ty and students

School travel ing l ibrar iesSchool reading l ists

See al so Readi ng of young

Departm en tal and seminar l ibrari esIn 37 1 .64s may be clast matter pertain ing to desirab i l i ty and

scope of such l ibrar ies, tho i t is better in and wi th reportsMuseums: caracter and funct ionsDivi ded if w isht l ike 0 1 0-999 : e.g. Sci ence museums;Art museum s. Lim i ted to ca ract er an d funct i ons of museums attacht

to teaching insti tut ions; see also under museum economy See

also 708 Art museums, and form division 074 under special subjectsSci en t ifi c apparatus Laboratory equipmen t

Divi ded l ike 50 0 ; e.g. Astronom ic observatoryOther apparatus, equ ipmen t and suppl iesDivi ded if w isht l i ke 0 1 0—999 ; 0 . 8 . G lobes.maps etc



372 Elemen tary educat ionM ethods. Curr icul um . Pr imary schools. Dame school s. Infan t schools (under7 years) . Preschool educa t ion . F or Day nurser ies. creches see for Mi ndingschool s see

Pedagogi cs and di dacti cs of primary schools

M ay be used l ike (or al ternativ number by those who insist on

Preschool educat ion . infan t schools. Indivi dual schools may be clast wi th theirrespect iv types. divi d ing after 0 9 l ike 930—999. or groupt together under

See al so Pestal ozz ian . for theory and erl y history . Put F ré bel's work and

devel opm en t of hi s sistem hereTheory Princi ples

Essays

Soci eti es

Training of kindergartners

H i story Di vided i f w isht l ike 9 40 -999Occupati ons

Occupat ions

Stories

Songs G ames

Songs

G ames

Influence of kindergarten

Rel at ion to other schools

Other types of el em en tary school s

Dam e schools. ABC schools. pet ty schoolsN ursery school s

Sensory traini ng Observi ng powersM ethods

M on tessor i

Divi ded l ike 50 0-599 ; BirdsG ardenmg

DECIMAL CLASIF ICATIONTypes of secondary schoolsIndivi dual schools may be clast w i th their respect iv types. dividing after 09 l ike

930-999 . 0 1

‘ in 3734 -9 or 3794-9

D ay school s Boarding schools

D ay schools

As to organ izat ion

4-year highschools

a6

Sen ior

As to curr icul um

Academi c

Classi calLat in etc highschools243

—3 49 Other types by subjectM ay be divi ded l ike 300 -90 0 . e.g.

373-24355 M il i tary ; see also 371-43

.246 Indust r ial . voca t ional ; see also.4 Special coun tri es and schools: history, reports,

catal ogs etcDivi ded l ike 940 -999 ; e. g . H igher Engl ish schools. Eton . H arrow etc

374 Adult educat ionH ome educat ion. Sel f educat ion and cul ture. Cul tural . personal aspect of

educat i onSubdi vi ded by 0 w i th form n umbers if wisht ; e.g. magaz ines per tain i ngto t his work. Conferences. conven t ions. inst i tutes. general meet ings

The term Adul t educat ion covers t he broad fiel d of sel f educa t ion t hrupri vate readi ng . study cl ubs and readi ng ci rcl es. summer . vaca t ion . even ing

and correspondence school s. l ecture courses and ot her forms of extension

teaching an d other agen ci es for ext en ding more w i del y opportun i t ies andfaci l i t i es for educa t ion outsi de t he usual teaching inst i tut ionsF or rel at ions of t his work to l i brar i es. t he na tural cen ters for such act ivi t i es,see See al so Uni versi ty ext ension

W i th or wi thou t persona l gui dance

Sol i tary study Pr ivate reading ConversationAdvan tages to be der ived from reading. Study al one wi t h or w i t hout ai d

of readi ng l ists. syl l abuses etc

Reading l ists t hemsel vs. sy l l abuses and other ai ds to study bel ong w i thother bi bl iografies (0 1 6) or w i t h com pends under t hei r subjects. They may ,however . i f preferd . be kep t toget her un der di vi ded l ike t he cl asi

ficat ion ; e.g. syl l abus on Engl ish history on l i brary economy

80 0 0 2 8 . for preparat ion of gui des. pol icy . met hods etcF or vocat ional guidance see 37 1 4 2 5

377

EDUCATIONCoeducation Segregation SeparationDiscussi on of col legi ate educa t ion of women in separate inst i tuti ons or those

for both sexes. w hether in t he same or separate cl asses. See 3 78 for coedu

cat ional insti tutions. for separatel y organ ized women'

s col leges. ei therClas here by attract ion general discussion of coeducat ion of sexes in col lege

and secondary schoolCol l eges for women

of each col l ege by ‘ Table for school and col lege publ icat ions fol l owi ngAl l other schools for women go in 376 .9 or

Special coun tri es and schools. history, reports,catal ogs etc

Divided l i ke 930 -999 : e.g. Educat ion of women in Germany

Rel igious, ethical and secular educat ionIn terrelat ions of these types of educa t ion . M iscel laneous educat ional act ivi t ies of

rel igi ous and char i tabl e organi zat ions. regardless of p lace. t ime or subject . exceptrel igi ous doctr ine see 375 ; e.g. inst ruction in dut ies of ci t izenship . patr iot ism

course in Chr ist ian evi dences Clas cata logs. history etc of a denominat ional

school regardless of rel ig ious affi l ia t ion . in 372 . 373 . 376. 378. aw arding to grade or

type of school . but cl as here books deal ing in general wrth schools of a certain denomi

nat i on or order ; e.g. educa tional sistem of the Jesui ts F or train i ng for rel igious

work as a professi on see 20 7 ; for parish educat ional work under direct ion ot pastor

see 257 ; for rel igious instruct ion by Y M C A sec Rel igious departmen t.

Rel igious work in Boys departmen t ; for rel igious instruct ion by Y W C A

see Rel igi ous departmen t . Rel igious work in G irls departmen t ; for

Stmday and week day schools for rel igious instruct ion see ms

Rel igi ous mstructron B i ble m pubhc schoolsD iscussion of sectar ian inst ruct ion or influence in publ ic schools. publ ic schoolteachers in rel igi ous garb. conscience clause of Eng l ishe lemen tary school code.weekday rel ig ious educa t ion . See also note under 377

Ethical educationEthical train ing , wi thout rel igious teaching, as advocated by ethical societiesSee al so Study of ethi cs ; Pl ace of ethi cs in curr icul um

Monasti c or abbey schoolsé col es congr éganist es. D ivi ded l ike 2 7 1 . See also 2 7 1 Rel igious orders

Conven t educa t ion of gi rl s

D iocesan schools Cathedral schoolsDomschul en . st i ftschul en

Parochial schoolsSee al so 2 57 Par ish educat ional work

Missionary schoolsEstabl ishment and conduct of schools as par t of m ission work. See also 2 66

M issions

Chari ty schoolsMain l y for elementary educat ion . See also char i table i nst i tuti ons


EDUCATION

379 Publ ic schools Relat ion of state to educa t ionPubl ic school sistem

School funds School finance Cost to publ i cN at ional and state a id to educat ion

Publ i c aid to schools

Land grants

See als0 336 . 1 4 Publ ic financeLocal supportTaxa ti on . Bon ds. Endowmen t.

School laws and regul at ions Divided l ike 940-999

School age. Workim permits

Standardizat ion of schools. F or school adm in istrativ ofi sers see

State : department , inspectors etc

Local : super in tenden t, school comm i ttee, boardSupp l ies. free textbooks. etc . F or school meals see F or schoolemployd by l ocal author ities. see

County

State textbooks

COMM ERCE COMM UNICATION

380'

Commerce Communi cationPubl i c ut i l i t ies. Telm ical side of these quest ions goes most l y in 650 Useful ar ts.TheorySubdivisions of ma y be used after 0 1 under 38 1-389 and any of their

See al so Busi ness met hodsTrade cycles Commercial fluctuat ions

See also Coopera tiv p roduct iv associa t ions. Business methodsCommercia l arbi trat ion

Ownership and control of business and publ ic ut i l i ti esF or con trol of a specific uti l i ty see i ts own number . e.g . 383 Posta l servis.

Join t ownership and control

Of businessBy government

2 2 Nat ional 23 State or provinci al 24 M un icipal

By p ivate enterpri ze

By government

2 2 Nat ional 23 State or provincial 24 M un icipal

Bymu te eatery-lee

OwnershipDivided l ikeControl

Divi ded l ikeDivided l ike

By governmen t

2 Inspect ion 3 F ranchizes 4 LicensesD ivi ded li ke

See also 658 Bm°

mess methods


Commutation or suburban rates. etc

Accordi ng to distance and dest inat ion

Going and returning by u me route

Seasonal ratesa sm 3 Summer 4 Autum sW inter

According to speed and form of transport

M es on-lov a bl eI l

Accordi ng to classes or form of transport

( st . 2d. 3d etc ; de luxe. tourist etc

F or special classes of persons

Governmen t. rai lway etc. See also 328 347

Laborers and rai lway emp loyee

See also Transport of workers

Studen ts, clergy , teachers etc

Emigran ts, colonists, homw eekers

Pr isoners. convicts. insane etc

Other

rai lway



Divided l i ke nz ing for lalce navigat ion vs rai lways

In special coun tr ies

Divided l ike uzing for ferr ies vs rai lwaysFerr ies for foot passengers and smal l vehi cles

Inland ports and har borsDivi ded l ike

In special coun tries

387 Ocean and ai r transportH istory of shipp ing . See also 656 Transport

ports. 6 27 H arbor engineeringDivi ded l ike

Ports according to locat ion or type of harborN atural bay por ts

River mouth , estuary , t i dal r iver ports

Combinat ion r iver and natural bay‘

ports

Roadsted , breakwater ports

Oversi de vs quay ports

Quay portsSee also Shipbi lding. Divided l i ke

389

COMMERCE COMM UNICAT ON

Local transi t : ci ty and interurbanHighwaysSee also engineerlngms

Street rai lways Quick transport in large townsF or tekn ical questions see

Weights and mesures Metrology

cusroms FOLKLOREGames Dances, etc.

Enthronement of soverensConsecra t ion .coronation . taking oath

Triumfs

For other relations see Duel ing in Relativ index fol lowing TablesEt iquet

Woman’

s posi t ion and treatmen tF or costumes. see biografy .If a special l i brary about women is w i sht . 3 96 is the best place for i t. Suffrage ,educat i on , and emp loymen t can then be put here. wi th references from3 76 , etc. but i t woul d be unwise to bri ng everything about women here

,

e. g . to remove 6 1 8. Di seases of women , from the rest of medicin. Books on

woman in general go in 3 96

Emancipati on

Legal status, property, rights, etc.

See Sufi rage ; Woman euflrage party

EducationSee also 3 76 . Educa ti on of women

Employmen tSee Labor of women ; Teachers; Librarians;M useum emp loyee sDivided [l ine the general classificat ion ; e. g. woman as scien tist . woman

's

exchange. woman as painter . woman as author. etc.

W oman in home

Del ineati on of woman in art

Del ineation of woman in l i terature

W oman in history, pol i ti cs, war Amazons

Gipsies N omadsPeop le wi thout nat ional i t ies who de not coalesce wi th t he rul ing people

among whom they l i ve. This incl udes Gi psy language.w hi ch t i l recentb hadno p lace in t he l i nguisti c groups of see. as the Gi psy people hav no p lace

in the geografic divisions of history


42 3

PH ILOLOG YLexicology D ict ionaries Idiom s

.r Idioms .2 Eng l ish s German , etc. Put a dict ionary ol two

languages wi th the less known h nzm U nder 4 zs put on l y 8ngl ish~

a French-Lat in dict ionary wi th Lat in , I! in several

languages. put wi th or wi th least known. Put French-Frenchdict ionarks 443 . not 4434 . so that the standard horne dict ionar ies ahal l

come fimt in each langusge This p lan br ings together undei-esch olthe less known . a ll the dict ionaries for translating ei ther in to or from

that language. Some prefer to put each di ct ionary under the flrst

h nguagg regardless of i ts fami l iari ty . al l dict ionariss for translat ing

Jrom i t . but none for translst ing i nto i t . These must be sought under

the langusge fi-om which the translat ion is to be made. F or s cosmoo

pol i tan l ibrary this p lsn is simp lest and best ; but in an Eng l ish l ibrary .the first p lan . wi th on l y Eng li sh dict ionar ies in 4 23 . and both i n and

ost dict ionat ogether under l itt le known tungs is mm-e conven ien t .

Rel erences in ei ther case show what may be i ound in the other

Synonyms HomonymsGrammar

4 2 5 incl udes general works, coveri ng also orthografy an d prosody

M orfology InflectionDivi ded l i lee Syn tax; e. g. .s Nouns. etc. See 4 2 2

Syntax

Arrangemen t of words and clauses

Parti cular sentences: condi ti onal , hypotheti c, etc.

Nouns

Adjectivs Arti cles

VerbsProsody

See also the bed Prosody . i n genera l grammars 4 3 ;Quan ti ty and accen t

Versificati on

FeetFigures of prosodyMeters

Rimes

Strophe and an tistrophe

Textbooks for wr i ting verseD ia lects Patois Language at di fferentperi ods SlangSubd ivi ded by geografic d ivisions l i ke 94 2 . The Yorkshi re d ialect is

G loucestershi re d ialect T he d ia lects of other languages take the

geografic subd ivisions of thei r coun t ri es. D ialects not provi ded for in theseheds ar placed wi th the l ast ; e. g. Ameri can and Scotch wi th Thedi vi sion by time is made wi t h a sth figure after 0 ; the ea rl iest form of

the language is ma rkt .o i ; .0 9 is used for modern slang , e. 3 . Ol d

PH ILOLOGY

430 GermanOld H igh German. to r ioo A.D . ; M iddl e H igh German. r i oo-i soo

Other Teuton ic languages

Frisian Old Saxon

N orwegian

Gothic

PH ILOLOG Y

490 Other languagesEach language subdivi ded if w isht l i ke 4 2 9 Eng l ish

49 1 Indo-European languages in generalBesi des Teutoni c , 4 2 0-439 ; Ital ic , 4 4 0 —4 79 ; and H el len ic. 4 80-489This hed. 4oi , i ncludes general works on t he Indo-European tungs. but

general works on t he Teuton ic languages go i n 43 9 , on t he Romance group i n

4 79 . on the H el l en ic group in 4 89 , w h i l e'most of t he materia l p laced uncles

400—4 1 9 is real ly Indo-European ; but see also notes under 4 00 and

Indic

M iddle Indie or Prakri t par excel lencePopular H indu i diom . Secondary Pralcri tsPal i

H industan i H indi

Dradeb.B lascha, M ar ivar i , Dakhn i . GorkhaUr iya Orissa

Marathi

Iranic

East Iran i c Zend (Avestan ) Old Bactr ianLanguage of the Avesta or sacred book of Zoroastrian ism and the PM

Pehlevi (H uzwaresh ) Parsee

H uzwaresh Pehlevi

Armen ian

Osset ic

Afghan i Push tu

Other Iran i c languages

Language of Isle of M an

Cymric groupWelsh or Cym ri c

Corn ish

Armorican or Bas Breton



Ugr ic languages

Finni sh of the Volga

Chudic

Ist gr oup

Kanarese or Kannada

G6nd

K t or Kou

495 Asiat ic

TibetanJapanese

Language of the Kolarians

50 9

51 0

5 1 1

P u r e S c i en c e

Science in generalsex

-50 9 al l hav Scum i n general as t hei r subject , but i t is treated i n these

var ious forms. A per iodi cal on Chemistry goes wi t h not 30 5. w hi ch is on l yfor periodi cal s on Science in general . 0 i n an y cl as num ber in an y par t of thoclassi fica ti on shows t he subject to be gen eral . not speci ficPhi losofy , theor ies, ut i l i t ies, etc.

Compends, out l ines Ancien t and med ievalsci ence

D ict ionar ies, cycloped iasEssays, lectures, addressesPer iodicals, scient ific magaz inesSociet ies: transact ions, etc.

Educat ion ,methods of teaching and study

Museums

Pol ygrafy : col lected works, extracts, etc.

. 1 Ext ract s .s .3 Gen eral scien t i fic tr avels .4 Travel s an

surveys (if general ) di vi ded geograficl y l ike 94 0-9 99

H istory of science

MathematicsWorks on M athemati cs i n general . not l imi ted to any one or two sections. a

group t by form of treatment l i ke Sci ence i n gener al above ; i . s.

Phi l osofy . 2 Col l ect ions. com pen ds .3 Di ct i onaries .4 Essays. paperstr act s. l et ters . 3 Per i odi cals .6 Soci eti es .7 Education .8 Logar i t hm i c and

other tables , instrumen ts .9 H istory

Ar i thmet icSee 3 72 . 7 Teachi ng el emen tary ari thmet icSystems of ari thmeti cSee al so 5 1 2 .8 1 Theory of numbers

FractionsAnalysis Permutation and combination

Proporti on and progressi on

Magi c squares

Involuti on and evolution

Mercan ti l rul es Interest Al l i gation Measurstion

Problems and tables

51 4J


Lines and planes

M odern geometry

Dual i ty

N on-Eucl i dean geometri es Anal ysis situs

ProblemsTr igonometry

Exponential formulas

Solution of tri gonometric equations

See


52 1


Col l ect ions. etc. H istory of astronomy

See also note under Pure science i n general . soo-soo

Theoret ic astronomyM athemat ic investigat ion of celest ial mot ions. speci al ly of the Solar system

M oti ons of individual bodies ar clast under separate heds in 523Celestial dynami cs

General laws of equi l ibr ium and mot ion See sho 53m

See also

Problem of 3 bodiesFigures of heven ly bodiesRotat ion of heven l y bodiesPlan e of orbi t in space

Posi t ion of body in i ts orbi tH el iocen tr ic longi tude and lat i tude

Geocen tr ic longi tude and lat i tude

Vari at ions of longi tude and lat i tudeOrbi tsDefini t ions of orbi tsDeterm inat ion from 4 observat ionsVar iat ion of elemen ts of orbi tCorr ect ion of approximate elemen ts of orbi tApp l icat ion of method of least squaresKepler ’

s problemEquat ion of cen ter and radius vector

M utua l act ion of p lanets

N onspher ici ty of p lanets

Theory of satel l i tes

Theory of ecl i psesProcession and nutation See also saw s-0 6


Photometry See 5354 Op t i csPhotografy Sec Opt i cs; 1 70 Photon-fr

See also

F or resul ts see

5233 7.

Spheric astronomy See also

U se of globes

Paral lax

Refract ion See Op tics

Procession See saw

Personal equat ion See sea-54

Instrumen tal errors

52 3 D escr ipt iv astronomyUniverse

DECIMAL CLASIF ICATIONComets

Spectrum

H eat and li ght : theories as to source

Apparen t mot ion Rotation Sec TablesSpots, facul ae, and other features of surface

Spectrum

Var iable, double, and mul t ip le stars

Spectrum

Constel lat ions, maps, cata logs. etc.

Tran si ts of Venus and solar paral laxH al ley

’

smethod

Transi ts of Venus to 1 874

Transi t of 1 882


52 7

°

52 8

529I


Instrumen ts and m ethods Sec

M esuremen t of di stances

M esuremen t of angles

M esuremen t of hights

Level ing See

N avigat ion N an tic astronomyFinding lati tude at sea See also

Finding longi tude at sea See al so 5254 6

Finding time at sea See also

Sumner’s method

Ephemer ides N aut ic almanacs

7 Slavic

.8 Other

German .6 Span ish

Chronology

Eras, kinds of years, months, weeks, decades etc.

Kalendar of G regory , 1 582 Almanacs

F or feasts etc and kalcn dars t hemselvs see etc

M odern projects for reform of kalendar

Finding t ime by transi tFindi ng by equal al t i tudesFindi ng by single al t i tudeFindi ng by sextant See also

Time systems. and standards

watches, etc.

See for Sidereal clocks and chronometersSee 68 1 . 1 1 for Clock and watch mel t ing

clocks.


532 Liquids Hydrostat ics Hydraul icsProperties of l iqui ds Pressure

Or ifises, adjutages, flui d vein

Pipes, open channels. rivers

H ydrometry Veloci ty

See 6: 1 .s Water engins

Except for l ibrariesmaking l’hysics much more prominen t than U seful srts. al l

the‘

App l icat ions'wi l be more useful under thei r proper heds in U seful arts.

It h better to keep afl the matefi d in one p lace rei erfi ng to i t i rom the other ,

8 1 H ydraul i c press See also

82 H ydraul ic engin See also

83 Water ram See also

.84 Water W heels See also

.85 Water blast See also

09

533 Gases Pneumat ics

Atmosphere

Appl ications See Blow ing and pumping engine

Preferabl y clast in Useful arts. see note

M anometer Pressure gages Sec Steam seen-don

Force pump

Pneumat ic di spatch

Tables Problems Questions

536


Heat

Diathermancy

Efi ects Action of heat on ood i es

Temperature See also M eteorology ; H ygiene

Pyrom etry

Appl ications Preferably go in Useful 116 1.

Steam engins See Engi neer ingGas engins See Engin eeri ngH eat ing See 69 7. 644

Ven t i lat ion See

Tables Problems Questi onsElectr ici ty

See also El ect ric engi neer ing

Conduct ion , di stribut ionM achines

Condensers

Theory of coi ls Constan ts

Electr ic mesurements


542


Pract ical and exper imen tal chem istryMan i pul at ions Chem i c opera t ions F or anal yses see 54 3 54 5

In ter ior construct ion and instal l at i on General arrangem en ts F or archi .tect ure see 72 7 5

Apparatus and man i pulations F or special apparatus see 54 2 -3

Man i pul at ions Arrangem en ts Procedure

Preparat ion of substancesMechan i c separat ion : t ri turat ion . pulver izat ion , porphyri zat ion ; mortars

an d pest l es. crushers. si ft ing and sivs. Disi n tegrat ion by wet t ing heatedLaboratory receptacles and thei r accessor ies

F or uses of recep tacl es see al so var i ous processes and opera t ions

Glas and quartzBeakers, bot t l es. flasks. retorts. test t ubes. funnel s. adap ters, gl as rods

and tubingGlasman i pulati on : blowi ng, gr indi ng

Porcelai nEvaporat ing dishes, tubes. retorts. Refrac tory pot tery : crucibl es. p l ates

Meta l l i cCon ta in ers ma de of p l at inum , sil ver . i ron , n i ckel , al umi num . etc.

Supports Fixt . ad justabl e , wood . Tr i ang l es. t r i pods , cl amps

Stoppers G l as. cork , rubber CorkborersRubber tubing Lut ing and cem ents

Other appl i ances

D eterm inat ion of weights and densi tyBal an ces an d w eights Descr i p t ion s an d d i rect ions for use

Specifi c gravi ty apparatus Cl as p referabl y inDetermi nat ion of volume

M esur i ng vol um e of l iqui d Ca l ibra ted vessel s G raduated p i pets. buretsH eati ng Di sti l la ti on

See a l so 53 6 . 5 M esuremen t an d regul at i on of heat ; B l owp i p ing

Genera l

H ea t i ng w i th coa lLabora tory furn aces : t rof. cupol a . reverbera tory . tubul ar . cupel , bl astTube furnaces for organ i c an al ysis

H eat ing w i th l iqui d fuels, etc. Lam ps; spec ial bur nersH eat ing w i th gas

Coal gas , carburet ted ai r , acety l ene, etc.Fishtai l and Bunsen burners ; gas furnaces and grates; pressure regul ators

Indi rect hea t i ngBa ths an d hea ters: w ater baths ; sal t . m etal an d o i l ba ths ; m eta l p l ates or

E lect r i c heat i ngH ea ters. m uffles an d furnaces: kryp tol furn acesSee al so 54 2 . 8 El ect ri c an d gal van i c m an i pul at ions

Operat i onsM el t ing , fusin g . boi l i ng . Vapori za t ion . d i st i l l at ion . Dist i l l i ng apparatus.

al embi cs or st i l l s. D efiegm ators. Vacuum opera t ionsEvapora t ion w i th heat : subl i mati on . dessicat ion . F or evaporat ion i n vac

uum see

Ot her heat i ng operat ions


See also physi cs. Appl icat ions of electrici t y to chemistry . Clas hereon l y apparatus for prepari ng chemic substances. not apparatus for study of

phenomena. F or anal yt ic apparatus see special substance under 543 or specialprocess under 544 or 54 5

Attacks by aci ds and gases: oxi dations, reduct ions etc.

543-545 Analyti c chem istry

AnalysisDivi ded by mater ial anal ysed.w het her qual i tat ivl y or quant i tativl y : i .e. substancetakes precedence of p rocess. Cl as in 543 general works covering bot h qual i tat ivand quan ti tat iv anal ysi s

See al so Adul terat ions

See also H ygiene. Nutri t ionD ai ry products Mi lk

See also agr icul ture. 63 1 Dairy productsW ater

See also hygiene Water as a beverage ; and therapeut i cs M in.

See also Toxi col ogyAnal ysis of rocks and ores

See also 549 M ineral ogy . Assaying. 63 1 Agr icul tural chem ist ryAnal ysis of inorgan ic products in general

F or general works and special matter not provi ded for in previ ous subdivisionsof 543

F or general works and special mat ter not provi ded for in previous subdivisionsof 543

Analysis of organi c products of an imal origin

of 543 See also s77 Bi 010 gy


546-547 Inorgan ic and organ ic chem istry

546 Inorgan ic chem istryH ydrogen

Ni trogen

Carbon group

X enon

Rubidi um

Cal cium an d magnesi um groups consi derd together

Radium See also Radioactivi ty ; Radiochem istry



GeologyPhi losofy, theor ies, geologic t ime .2 Compends .3 Di cti onar i es .4 Essays.

papers. t racts. l et ters .5 Peri odi cals .6 Soci et i es .1 Study and teaching ,museums .8 Col l ect iv works .9 H istory

Physical and dynam ic geologyIncludi ng geophysi cs (physiOgrafy. physical geografy) and geochemistry broadl yt reated ; see a lso 55 1 94. F or Cosmic geografy . see 523

Structure of earth as a whole

Inter ior of ear th

Earth’

s crust

Conduct ivi ty of rocks

H ot spr ings, geysers

Osci l lat ions of the earth’

s crust

M orai nes

Transported mater ials, t i l l

Surface features of the earthPhysica l geograf)’ Division of Oceans for use under .46

and .47

Hands 1 Atlan ti c North sea Bal t icM ountai ns Val leys Orology 3 M edi terranean Black sea

Caves 3 G ul f of M exico Caribbean

6 Eas tern Pacific or Amer i can coast

Ocean curren ts7 Indian Bay of Bengal Red sea

Rivers Lakes 8 Arct i c

Spr ings W el l s G round water 9 An tarct ic

Atmosfer ic curren ts W inds

F or other rela tions see H ea t . Temperature. in il elat iv i ndex fol lowi ng TablesH ypsometry , elevat ions See -8 for methodsBarometry , pressure

StormsSee also Atmosfer ic el ectr ici ty

M oisture : rainfal l , flow of streams, floods

DECIM AL CLASIF ICATION552 Li thology Petrografy Petrology

Trachyte

Basal tOther volcan i c rocks

G ran i t

Other Plutoni c rocks

Gravel

PURE SCIENCE

570 Biology ArcheologyPhi losofy .2 Compends .3 Di ct ionar ies .4 Essays. lectures. etc.

.5 Per iodicals .6 Societ ies .7 Study and teachi ng.museums ; na ture study

.8 Col lect iv works .9 H istory

571 Prehistor ic archeologyF or Customs. see 390 F or Archeology of specia l coun tr ies. see 9 1 3

Cave men

Remains of an imals Shel l s

Chipt stonesFl in t flakes Arrow heds Kni ves, etc.

Other remains

Neol i thic, or late stone age

Remains of an imals

Bronze ageAncien t copper and t in m in ingBronze remainsTools W epons. etc.


PURE SCIENCE

Propert ies of l iving matterSee also B iochem istrySee also Physiology

Theoret ic and general quest ionsNature of l ifeM ekan ism

Vi tal ismPhysico-biologi c concept ion of l i feStruct ure necessary to l i fe

Living and ded mat ter

See al so Ecology

See also

Defin i t ions Condi t ions Causes

Sign s

Sex in nature

See al so Ori gin of sexes

N euter

Factors effect ing sexExternal factors

In ternal

Physiologi c fenomenaa

D eterm inat ion of sex

578

579


Microscopy .no

Var ieti es of mi croscopes

See Histology

Col lectors manuals

Col lecting

Exchange Purchase

Arrangement of specimens in museums.71 Cabinets .73 Labels3 1 Museum pests .aa Pest i fuges .u Prevsnt ioa ol moisturs “ Re

tent ion of colon


Katabol ism ; see al so Digest ion. Excret ion.

Ofi dation

Incomplete

l ight , phosforescence. luminescence66 at

Other products of oxi dat ion

Influence of external condi tions

Exudation , guttati on . See al so Secret ion and excretion

N utri t ion M etabol ism

Theoretic and general questions

Assimi lation by autotrophic plants

al lou'

ophi c or heterotrophic plants

Processes of assim i lation



Vegetat iv, asexual , nonsexual reproduct ion

Bulbs Tubers W interhude (as of Potamogeton ) etcShoots, offsets, propagules, runners etc

Shedding of hormogons, branches or other parts

82 G rafts 83 Sl ips or cutt ings 84 Layers

Product ion of sexes

H eterogamy2 Dimorphic 3 Tr'imorphic

2 M onoeci oua 3 Dioecious 4 Polygamous

2 Forms of adaptation 6 Zooph i lyTraps. vefl ary dispo Divided l ike $90 . but3

4 Anemophi ly7 Entomophi lyDivi ded l ik'

e

H ermaphrodi t ism

Superfetat ion Superfecundat ion Superfert i l izat ionDouble ferti l i zation . triple fusion . twinning


z of variai ion 6 Projections due to motions3

‘nutation and

M ovemen t of plastids

See also Paraton ic locomot ion

60 2 Ci l iary 623 F lagel lary 624 Excretory

Stimulants

M utual influences of con

2 Composi tion of ash

3 Organ ic composition “Q

6 N on’

ous and toxic 9 Other topics

el emen ts Poisons

Energesis etc ; see also Rewirat ion

Influences of external iactors


Divi ded l ike

Parasi t ic and infect ious diseasesF or gal ls see see a lso Parasi t ism . Parasi t ic p l ants

D i seases due to parasi t ic p lan ts

Divi ded l ike

Divi ded l ikeSmuts BuntsRusts

Other fungus diseases

Clas here gen eral works on fungus di seases. Divi ded l ikeClas here general works on tha l l ophyt ic diseases. Divided l i ke 589Divided l ike 580

Di seases due .to parasi t ic animals

Divided l ikeWormsDivi ded l ikeDivi ded l i ke

D iseases due to other parasi tic animalsDivided l ike 590

In jur iesDivi ded l ike

Ana tomy of diseasd and in jured t issuesa a

G al ls

Theoret ic and general quest ionsNature of gal l producing st imul i , etcFungus gal l s M ycodomat ia M ycocecidi aDivided l ikeG al ls due to other plant agencies

Clashere general workson ga l ls due to p lan t agencies. Divided l ikeInsect gal lsDivided l i keG al ls due to other anima l agen cies

590

Regions affectedDivided l ikeAnatomic study of gal ls

M eans of protect ion against di seasesDivided l ikeOther topics



See also Var iat ionInst inct

Efiect of environmen t on individualF or cl imate and seasons see

Light

Electri ci ty M agnet ism

Smoke

F or food see

2 Oxygen 3 Carbon dioxid 4 N oxious gases

Water

Efiect of individual on environment

Soi l enr ichmen t Accumulat ion of humus

Ecologic anatomy

Divi ded l ikeDivided l ikeDivi ded l ikeDivi ded l ike

See al so Reproduct ion

offshoots, runners etcIt 8

Divided l ike 590Disseminat ion by man


BenthosFl ora at tacht to bot tom of sea, streams etc

2 F reahwater 3 Sal twater 4 Braeki ah water ForumPl euston

F ree sw imm ing or fioa t ing surface fiora

a rreahwater s sal twater 4 3m m F oul water

F or sa l t marsh forma t ions see

2 Tropic 3 TemperateSavannah woodl and

a coni i er 3 Krummhol z Elfln wood 4 Sel erephyl

D une

See also Dune m ewssion

Snow and i ce

F or fioras of special geografic regions see smg

Theoretic and general 5 Barriers6 Polyphylesis

8 Statistical fioriaties

3 Cosmopol i tan ism 9 Other topics

4 Endemism

DE CIMAL CLASIF ICATIONBreeding habi tsM eans of protect ion and attract ion

Adaptat ions for sel f p reserva t ion

3 Amchmen t of organs

F or symbiot ic protect ion see

2 Anatomic means 5 Electri cmeansSp ines etc4 Chem icmeans 7 Deeeptivmeans M imierySecre t i ons. raphide il etc Protectiv resemblance

See also 630 Ag'icul ture

Usefulness

Food for man

M edicinal plan tsDivided l ikeSee also Adul terat ion of drugs

In chemi stry and man ufactures

Fiber plants and fibers

Divi ded l ike D o not clas here p roduct s specificl y provided

for under other hedings. e.g. Food products Tann ing ma ter ialsetc

Waxes

Gums, resins, essences etc

Other useful plants

See also Parasi t ic and injur ious p lan tsPlan ts causing di seases

In jur ing p lan t and an ima l products and

substancesIn juri ng l ivi ng plants and an imals

Parasi tic

See also Parasi tic diseases. Parasi tism



582—589 Sistematic botany Taxonomy

Based on Bentham H ooker'

s Genera plantam m; revized and expanded in 1 928. in accordance wi thas represen ted by books and articles.both ol d and new .whi ch wi l be found in l i brar ies and to a st i l greater

582

Authori ties consul tedBessey . C . E. E. A. Essen t ial s of col lege botany .

°1 9 1 4Bri t ton . N. L. M anual of the flora of the nor thern states and Canada. 1 90 1

Cl ute. W . N. Fern al l ies of North America n orth of M exico. 1 9 28

Engl er . A. Gi lg , E. Sy l labus der pflanzenfam i l i en .

2 . aufl. 1 924

H irm ir. M . Handbuch der pal aobotanik. 1 927

H utchinson . J. Fam i l ies of flower ing p lan ts: 1 Dicotyledons. 1 926

Rendl e.A. B . Classificati on of flowering p lan ts. 1 90 4-25. zv.

Swingle, D . B . Textbook of systemat ic botany . 1 928

W est . G . S. T reast ise on the Br i t ish freshwa ter algae. N ew and rev. edi t ion .F. E. Fr i tsch. 1 92 7

Phanerogam ia Embryophyta siphonogamaSpermatophyta Seed p lants

F or general works; clas works relati ng to a special order. fam i l y . genus. species etc

under app rop r iate division of 583—585. See also Forestry . 71 5 Trees

Annuals

Perenn ial s

H erbaceous p lan tsF or grasses see

W i l d flowers. Clas here general works on w i l d flower ing p lan ts. even

when including trees and shrubs as wel as herbaceous p lan ts. Clas w i l dflowering p lan ts of a special local i ty in

Other herbaceous plan ts. 1 42 Succul en t herbs .1 45 M at herbs. 1 43 Carpet herbs Polster . 1 46 Cushi on herbs.1 44 Rosette 1 47 Bush

.1 73 H alf shrubs

May. by those who wi sh. be divided l i ke Classificat ion Decimals. 582-589.as submmte for D. C. 582-589


to this fami l y . Clas here Berber idales. given by H utchinsonas an order including Berber idaceae etc

Clas here N ym phaeineae , given by Engler G i lg as a sub

order including Nymphaeaceae and Ceratophy l laceaeclas here al so Cabombaceae. included byEngler G i lg as a subfami l y . Cabomboideae. of N ym

phaeaceae; and N el umbaceae. included by Engl er G i lg as

Changed from as al l author i t ies consul ted clas under

Ranal es

Trochodendr ineae

Par ietales RhoeadalesSee also the fol low ing included by Eng i er G i lg under

Caricaw ae

.469 Dat iscaceae.983 Lad stemaw ae

Clas here Sarracen iales. gi ven by most author i t ies con.

sul ted as an order incl uding Sarracen iaceae. Droseraceae(583 .393) and Nepen thaw ae

See also Bretschnei deraeeae. included by Engl erG ilg under Rhoeadal es. Authori ti es difi er considerably as

of Papaveraw ae

Clas here Cruciales. given by H utchinson as an order

Clas here Rhoeadineae given by Engler c i lg as a

suborder of Rhoeadales wi th on l y 1 fam i l y.Papaveraceae

M oringaceae M oringeae

Clas here M or ingineae. given by Engl er & G i lg as a

suborder w i th onl y 1 fam i l y . M oringaceae. Clast by

H utchinson under Cappar idal es (see

a ariaceae


Caryophyl li neaeClas here Caryophy l lales. given by Bessey and H utChinsonas an order including Caryophyl laceae etc. See

al so Cen trosperrnae

Franken iaceae

See also Cen t rospermae

Sil enoi deae Sil en eae. pinks. catchfi ies. campions

Al sinoi deae Chi ckweed . starworts. st i tchworts

See also Il l ecebraceae. included by EnglerAl lseeds 4 Paronychi eae

Chickweeds Whi t low-worts

6 Pteranthei e

See al so Cen trospermae

Cl ast by som e author i t ies under Caryop hy l la l es (seeby others under Centrospermae

Basel laceae

Clas here T amar icalea. given by H utchinson as an order

incl uding Tam ar icaceae etc. See al so Franken iaceaeand Ela t inaceae incl uded by Engl er G i lg under

Tamar icineae

Thei neae is gi ven by Engl er G i lg as a suborder of Par ietal esincluding (besides most of fam i l ies given in sub

divisions bel ow ) Di l l en iaceae and OchnaceaeClas here Theales. given by H utchinson as an order

including Theaceae etc. H e also has Gut t i feral es.includi ng Gutt i ferae etc. Bessey and Rendle hav

G utt i feral ea. including Theaceae Gut t i feraeetc.whi l e Bri t ten givs Theaceae di rect l y under

Par ietal es

See also Tamar icineae

Included by Eng l er Gi lg and Rendl e as a genus.

H yp er icum . under Gutt i ferae

Included by Engler G i lg in Act i n i diaceae

M edusagynaceae

StrasburgeriaceaeIn cluded by H utchinson in TheaceaeCaryocaraceae Souari nut fami lyM arcgraviaceae

tree fami ly (camfer. gurjun-balsam, dammar)Chlaenaceae Schi zolaenaceae

Clast by H utchinson under Theales (see by

3 0886 ? and Engl er G ilg under M alvales Clashere Chlaen ineae. given by Engler G i lg as a suborderwi th on l y 1 fam i l y . Chl aenaceae


BOTAN Y

M yr tales M yr t ifioraeSee also Thym elaei neae. included by Engler G i lg under

M yrtifiorae

M yrt ineae

Punicaceae Pomegranate fami ly

Included by some author i ties in Onagraceae (secNyssaceae Tupelo or sour gum fami ly

Clast by H utchinson under Umbell iflorae

Alangiaceae

Clast by H utchinson under U mbel l ifiorae

H alorrhagidaceae H aiorageae W ater-mi lfoi l fam i lyChanged from as most authori ties consul ted clas

under M yrtales Clast by H utchinson under Lytht ales (see

Brazi l nut . monkey pot tree. supucaia nut etc

M elastomaceae M elastomataceae M edow beauty

H eteropyxidaceae

Clast by H utchinson under Rhamnal es

Oenotheras is given by Engler G i lg as a genus of Onagraw ae

H ippur i dineae H ippur i daceae M arc’

s tai l fam i l yG iven by Eng l er G i lg as a suborder of M yr t ifiorae wi thonl y 1 fam i l y . Form er l y included i n Ha lorrhagaw ae (see

where i t is left by Bri tton and H utchinson as the genus H i ppur is

Given by Engl er & G i lg as a suborder of M yr ti florae. wi th on l y 1fam i l y ; clast by H utchinson and Rendle under San ta lales

BOTANY

Calyciflorae-gamopetslae Inferae

See also the fol lowing. included by Eng l er Gi lg in Rubia l es:Valer ianaceae. D ipsscaceae

Asterales

Valeri anaceae and Dipsacaceae clas here also

Valeri aneae. given by Eng ler az G i lg as a tr ibe of Valer i

anaceae. See al so RubialesSee also Rubial esSee also Campanales

is fol lowd . See al so Campanales

Chi cory or lettuce fami l y

M ut isiaceae M ut isi eae M utisia fami l y

(elefant's foot )

Included by Emer ac G i lg and Rendle in Hefian

theae (583-SS47)

BOTAN Y

Ebenal es

Diospyr ineae

Clas here Styracal es. given by H utchinson as an order includ

ing Styracaw ae and the next 3 fam i l i es

Lissocarpaceae

Gen t ianales Contortae

C las here Ol eineae. given by Eng ler G i lg as a suborderwi th on l y 1 fami ly. Oleaceae; clas here also Ol ea l es. given byRendl e as an order i ncluding Oleaceae and Salvadoraceae

See a lso Ce lastr ineae. Sapi ndales

C las here Apocyna les, given by H utchinson as an order

includi ng Apocynaceae and Asclepiadaceae

Ascl epiadaceae M i lkweed fam i lyAsclep iadeae is gi ven by Engler G i l g and Rendl e as a tr ibeof Asclep iadaceae. subfam i l y Cynanchoi deaeClas here Logan ial es. given by H utchinson as an order includ

ing Loganiaceae and Ol eaceaeIncluded by H utchinson in LoganiaceaeG en t ianeae is given by Engler Ol lg as a tr ibe of Gen

M enyan thaceae Buckbean fam i lyIncluded by Eng l er Gi lg as a subfam i l y. M enyan thoi deae.

of Gent ianaceae


BOTANYM icrembryeae

Saururaceae

Clas here Laural es. given by H u tchi nson as an order includi ngLauraceae etc. See also Rana l es. M agn o

H ernandiaceae Jack-in-a-boxClast by H utchi nson under Laura les (see See a l so

Ranal es. M agn ol i ineae

Protea les Proteaceae H oney flower

Clas here Thymelaei neae. gi ven by Eng ler G i lg as a suborder of

M yr tiflorae All fam i l i es of this group at clast by Besseyunder Celastrales

Thymelaeaceae M ezereum or mezereon fami ly

Santalal es Achl amydosporeaeAl l fam i l ies of this group a t clast by Bessey under Celastra l es

See also Olacaceae. i ncluded under San tala l es by Eng l erLoran thi neae Loran thaceae M ist letoe fam il y

See also Olacaceae. included under San tal ineae by Eagle:

8: G i lg

M yzodendron fami ly

Balanophor ineae Balanophoraceae Balanophoreae

BOTANY

Monocoty ledones Monocoty ledonae M on

ocoty ledoneae

M onocotyledoneae—epigynae

H ydrocharideae H ydr ales H ydrochar i taceaeVal l i sner iaceae F rog’

s bi t or tape gras fam i l ySee also H elob i ae. Butormneae

Orchi dales

Clas here Burm an ni ineae. gi ven by Engl er 81 Gi lg as a sub

order wi th on l y 1 fam i l y . Burman n iaceaeClas here Gynandrae. gi ven by Eng ler 8: G i lg as a suborderwi th onl y 1 fam i l y . Orchidaceae

Epigynae Epigyneae Ir idal es

Sci tam i neae Ar i l latae Sci tam inales M usales

Bromel i ineae Bromel i aceae P in eapp l e fam i lyBromel i i neae is given by Engl er 81 Gi lg as a suborder of F ar i nosae

incl uding Brom el iaceae. Rapa teaceae (584459 ) and Thurn iaw ee

Clas here Lil i ineae. given by Engl er Gi lg as a suborder i ncluding thefami l i es in (excep t Ir idaceae) See alsoJuncaceae. F or scope of Bessey'

s Li l ia l es see note under

Clas here l ridi n eae. gi ven by Eng ler 8c G i lg as a suborderwi th on l y 1 famil y . Iri daceae

Amaryll i daceae Amaryl l is fami lyAmar y l l ideae is given by Engl er G i lg as a t r i be of Ama ryl

l idaceae. subfami l y Amary l hdoideae

Rendle includes this as a tn be. Vel loz ieae. of Amaryl l idaceae(584 45)


M onocotyledoneae-hypogynae

Included by Engl er G i lg as a t r ibe. Conva l lar ieae. ofLi l iaceaeIncluded by Eng l er G i lg as a subfam i l y . Sm i lacoi deae. ofLi l iaceae

Pon teder i ineae

Cyanastraceae

Phi l ydrineae Phi lydraceaeGiven by Engl er G i lg as a suborder wi th on l y 1 fam i l y . Ph i l y

dracene

Xyridaceae X yri deae Yel low-eyed gras fami lySee al so Ena n t iob lastae

See a l so Enan t iob l astae

Commel inaceae Spi derwort fami lyClas here Commel ini neae. given by Engl er Gi lg as a sub

order w i th on ly 1 fam i l y . Commel inaceae

Rapateaceae

See a l so B rom el nnea e

See a lso Bromel i i neae

Cal ycinae Cal ycineae

F lagel lar i ineae Flagel lar i aceae F lagel lar ieaeSee al so F ar i nosae

Juncin eae Juncaceae Rush fam i lySee a lso Li l i i fiorae

Pr incipes Palmales Phoen icales Palmae

Palmaceae Phoen i caceae Palm fami lyBessey . Br i t ten and Engler Gi lg giv as an order w i th on l y 1 fam i l yRendl e classes under Spadici florae

N udiflorae N udifi oreae

PandanalesAl l fam i l i es of this group ar clast by Bessey under Al isma ta les

Pan danaceae Pan daneae H ale fami ly

Spargan iaceae Bur-reed family

Typhaceae Cat-tai l fami lyChanged from as Bri t ton . Engler G i lg and Rendle

cl as this fam i ly under Pandanales

Synanthae Cyclan thales Cycl anthaceae

Arales Spathiflorae Spadiciflorae

Araceae Arum fami lyAroideae. formerl y on is given by Engl er 81 G i lg as

a subfam i l y of Araceae

See al so t he fol low i ng , in cluded by Engler G i lg un der F a r inosae

Bromel ii neae, F lagel lar i ineae. Ena n t i oblastae

Bessey's Li l ia l es (see corresponds more n ea r ly to th is group than

to Li l i iflorae (Li l ia l es) of Br i tton . Engl er G i l g and Rendl e

Stemonaceae RoxburghiaceaeSee al so Li l i i fiorae

Lil iaceae Li ly fam i lySee a l so Li l i iflorae

M elan thaoeae Bunch flower fami lyIncluded by Eng l er G i lg as a subfam i l y . M elan thioi deae,

of Li l ia ceae


vacuum. cm sm cn xox

586 Cryp togam ia

587—588 Archegon iatae Embryophyta asiphonogama

Embryophyta zoi diogama

Pter idophyta F ern p lan ts Vascularcryptogams

Articulatae Cal amaphyta Cal am ites

Equi setales Equi set ineae

Euequi setales Equi setaceae Equisetae H orse

tai ls or scour ing rushes

Calam ar i al es Cal amari neae Calamar ieae Old

calam i tes

Calamariaceae

Pseudoborn iales Pseudoborn iaceae

Cheirostrobal es Chei rostrobaceae Chei rostrobeae

Sphenophyl lales Sphenophyl l ineae Sphenophyl

laceae W edge-leavd calam i tesFi l ical es Fil icinae FernsBessey ’

a phy lum Pteri dophyta (see 587) is sinon imous w i th F i l ical esexcept tha t he incl udes a lso Isoeta les

Lep tosporangi atae M odern ferns

H ydropter i di neae H ydropter i deae M arsflial es

Salviniaceae Floating ferns

Eufi l ici neae F il i caceae Land ferns

G leichen iaceae

D ipteri daceaeIncl uded by Engl er Pran t l as a subfam i l y. D i pter i d inae.

under Polypodiaceae

According to Engler Pran t l the t r ibe Asp idieae. of th isfam i l y. incl udes D ip teri di nae (see

Loxsomaceae is incl uded by Engl er Pran t l under H ymeno

BOTAN Y

Pl eurocarpi Si de mosses

H ypnobryal esH ypnin eae : H y loeomiaeeae, Rhyt i diaceae. H ypnaceae (Bog mosses) , Sema tophyl laoeae, Plagi o

theciaoeae, Entodon taceae

Leskein eae : Brachytheciaceae , Amblystegiaoeae ,

(Rhegmatodon toideae) , Fabroniaceae, Thel iaoeaeH ooker i i neae : H ypopterygi aoeae, Leucomiaoeae,

Nematacineae N emataceae (N ematomceae)Isobryal es

N eckeraoeae, Phyl logoni aceae

Leuoodon t ineae : M eteor iaoeae, Pterobryaceae,M yur iaceae, Trachypodaoeae, Rutenbergim ,

aoeae, Cyr topodaceae, Leuoodontaceae, Cryphae

aceae, H edwigiaceae

F on t inal in ea e : Cl imaciaoeae (Tree mosses) , Fon t ina laoeae (Brook mosses)Rhacop i l ineae Rhaeopi laoeae

Orthotr i chi neae : H el i oophyl laoeae, Orthotr ich

aceae, Ptychomi tr iaoeae, Erpodiaoeae

Andreaeales Andreaeaceae B lackmosses, smal l

mosses

Jungermann i al es Scale mosses

M euget iaceae

An thocerotales H ornworts

M archant iales

Ricciaceae

C las here Ricciales. given by Bessey as an order wi th on l y 1

Targion ioideae. M archan t ioideae

Included by Engl er Gi lg as a subfam i l y . Corsin ioideae of

M archan t iaceaeCharophyta Charales StonewortsSome author i t ies cl as Charophyta under Algae

Characeae

N i tel laceae

Included by Eng ler G i lg and H irm ir as a t ribe, N i tel l eae.of Characeae

DECIMAL CLASIF ICATIONThal lophytaLichenes Lichens

H ymenol i chenes

G ymnocarpeae G ym nocarpae Lichens wi th

naked frui t

Usneaceae , Parmel iaceae, Lecanoraoeae. Per tusariaceae.

Aca ro5poraceae. G yrophoraceae. Cl adon iaoeae. Phy l lopsoraceae. Leci deaceae. Pel t igeraceae. St ictaceae. Pan nar~

iaceae. H epp iaceae, Col lemaceae (Col l ema taceae) . Lichinam e. Pyrenop si daw ae, Ephebaceae. Coen ogon iaceae.

G ya lectaceae. Ectolechi aoeae , D ip l osch istaceae , Thelot re

macene (Thelot rema taceae) . Chrysot n r icaceae (Chrysotri

chaceae) . Byssol omaceae (Pi locarp aceae) . Lecanact i daceae

Roccel laceae , D ir inaceae , Ch iodecton aceae. G raphidaceae.

Gel at inus l ichens

F i lamen tus

Pyr enocarpeae Pyrenol i chenes Angiocarpae

Lichens wi th coverd frui t , cl osed l ichensM ycoporaceae. M astodiaceae. Pyrenotr i chaceae. X anthopyren iaceae , Pyren i diaoeae. Strigulaceae. Ast rothel iaceae. Par

athel iaceae , T rypethel iaceae. Phy l l opyren iaceae. Pyrenul aceae.

Pyrenothamniaceae (Pyrenothamnaceae) , D erma tocarpaeeae.Ver


589-2 93

DECIMAL CLASIF ICATIONM yxogasteres M yxogastres M yxogastrales

Endosporeae

Stemon i taoeae. Ret iculariaeeae. Tri chiaceae. Cri brar i aceae,

See note under

Rhodophyceae Red algaeFlor ideae Euflor ideae Red seaweeds

Ceramiales Sea mosses

Del esseriaceae (Delessar iaceae) . Rhodomelaceae. Ceram iaceae

Rhodymenial es Rhodymen inae H igher red sea

Rhodym en iaceae, SphaerococcaceaeG igar tinal es G igar tin inae Soft red seaweeds

Rhodophy l l i daceae. Gigart inaceae. Acroty laceaeCryptonemial es H ard red seaweeds

l idaoeae (Rhi ziphy l l i daceae) . N emastoma taceae (N emasto

maceae) . Dumon t iaceae , Grateloup iaoeae. G loiosiphon iaceaeN emal ionales N emal ion inae Lower red seaweeds

W rangel iaeeae (Bonnema isoniaceae) (clast by Bessey under

Ceram iales, Gel i diaceae. Chaetangiaceae, Thoreaceae, H elmi n thocladiaw ae. LemaneaceaeBangial es Bangioideae

Bangioidcae is Bessey ’

a name for this clas. whi ch he divides in to2 orders. Rhodochaeta les (incl ud i ng Cam psopogonaceae and

Rhodochaetaeeae) and Bangi al es (wi th on l y 1 fami l y . Bangiaceae)Phaeophyceae Euphaeophyceae Brown algae

D i ctyotal es Dictyotineae Tetrasporineae D ictyo

taceae

Fucales Cyclosporeae Cyclosporinae Rockweeds

Sargassaceae (Sargassum ) . Fucaceae (Fucus) . H iman tha l iChor istocarpaoeae (clast by Bessey under Ectocarpales.

T i l op teri daceae. Clas here Pha Sporeae. given

by Bessey as a cl as name i ncluding orders

Lam inariales

Chordaceae, Lam i nar iaceae. Prototaxi taceae. Cl ast byBessey under Ectocarpal esSp lachni diaceae. Cut l er iaceae

Cl ast by Bessey under Ectocarpal esEctocarpal es Kel ps

D esmarest iaoeae. Encoel iaoeae. Spermatochnaceae (St i lophoraceae) . El achistaceae. M yrionemataceae (Ra l fsiaoeae) .

Coryn oph laeaoeae, M esogloeaeeae (Chordariaceae) . Ecto


Protococcal es Protococcoideae G reen shmes

Euprotococcal es Chlorococcal es

Autospor inae : Coelastraceae, D ictyosphaeri aceae,Selenastraeeae, Oocystaceae. Chl orellaceae , Eremo

Pl eurococcaceae , Protococw ceae (Chl orococeaceae):Chlorosphaeraceae, Rhodochyt r iaoeae

Tetrasporal es: Tetrasporaceae, M yurocooeaoeae, Pal

mel laoeae (Palmel l al es)Chlorodendrales Chlorodendraceae

Chl amydomonadal es (Coenobiales) : Volvocaceae(Sphaerel l aceae, volvox) , Phaeotaeeae, H yalovolvo

Polyblephar idaceae

H eterokon tae H eterocontae Yel low-green algae

Botrydiaceae (H ydrogastraceae) Li tt l e bladder algae.

H eterotr ichal es

H eteroooccal es

Ophi ocyt iaeeae, H arpochyt riaceae. Chl orotheciaceae. Chl orobotrydaceae

H eterochlor i dal es

H eterocn psa les Bot ryococcaoeae

M ischocoeca les

Chl oramoeba les H eterochlor i daceae

See note under

Zygophyceae Con jugate algaeZ ygosporeae , see note un der

(Sp irogyra) . M esocarpaceae. M ougeot iaceae. Gona tozygaceae

D esmi dial es Placoderm desmi ds

Desm i diaceae. Cosmar iaceae (Cosmar ieae) . Closter iaceae

(Cl osteri eae. Pen i eae)

Bacil l ar ial esBaci l lar iophyta Baci ll ar ioi deae

D iatomales Di atomeae Di atoms

Cen tri cae Eupodiscales Cryptoraphideae Round

diatoms

Biddul phioi deae : Rut i l ar iaceae, Anaul iaoeae , Euodi

aceae, Bi ddulphiaceae, ChaetocerotaoeaeSol eni oi deae (Solenoi deae) : Soleniaoeae, Rhizoso

len iaceae

D iseoideae : Eupodism ceae, Act inodi seaoeae , Cos

PU RE SCIENCE590 Zoology

Phi losofy , classi ficat ion .2 Compends .3 Dict ionar ies .4 Essays.lectm etc. .5 Per iodicals .6 Societ ies .1 Study and teaching. zool og ic

.9 H istory

59 1 Physiologic zoology

N ature

Aquivascular

Tracheal

D igest ion of food

D evelopmen t

Condi tions of nutri t iv act ivi ty

Longevi ty , vi tal i ty

Odor i ferous, sweet , etc.

Poisonous, gal l format ion , capr ificat ion

M ammary , spermat ic

Lacr imal

See also Evolut ion


PURE SCIENCE

Asci dia Sea squi rt , sea pear , sea peach , sea potato

Salpae

D ol iolum

595 Art iculatesVermes W orms See also 632 pm .

H elmin thes Parasi t ic worms

Black p lan ar ianN ernertean worm

Trichi na , thred worm , p in worm

Acan thocepha l i Barbd-headed worm

Chaetogna th i

Annel i da Join ted wormsH i rudi nea Leeches

Spoon worm

M yzostom i da

Crustacea

En tomostraca Cyclops, shr imps, etc.

BranchiopodaCladocera Water flea

Copepoda Copepod , cyclops

Copepoda parasi ta Fish l i ceCi rripedi a Barnacl es, etc.

PURE SCIENCEPseudoneuroptera D ragon

-flies, whi te an ts, etc.

Thysanoptera Thr ipCorroden t ia Booklice, whi te ant , death watchOdonata Dragonfly , darn i ng needl e , mosqui to hawk

Ephemer i dae M ayfly , dayfly , shadflyPer l idae Stone fly

N europtera Caddi sflies, etc.

Pl an ipenni a Ant l ion , scorp ion flyM egaloptera An t l ion

Sial idae H i l l gramm i te fly

Panorpidae Scorp ion flyTrichoptera Caddi s fly

Strepsiptera

H em iptera Rhynchota Bugs, etc.

Aptera W ingless insects

Pedi cul i dae True l ice, crab l ice, body l ice, head l i cePhytophthi res Plant l i ce, wal e insects, flea l i ce

H omoptera Afids, coccids, ci cada , cuckoo-sp i t , etc.

H eteroptera Squash bug, stink bug, etc.

Coleoptera Beet lesAdephaga Whirligig, tiger beetl e, water beetle, etc.Clavicornia Burying beetle, larder beetleLamel l icornia Dung beetl e, June beetl e, rose chaferSternoxia Cl ick beetl e, wi rewormH eteromera Bl ister beetleTetram era. Weevi l , l eaf beet leTrimera Lady-bird beet le

Diptera Fl ies, etc.

N ematocera Gnat , rnidge, mosqui to, gal lflyBrachycera G adfly , botfly , fleshfly , afid

Pupipara Lousefly , bee l ice

Lepidoptera But terfli es, moths

H eterocera M oths

M icrolep idoptera Smal l lep i doptera : clothes moth,

N octuina Owlet moth

Sphingina Sphinxmoth

Rhopalocera But terfli es

PURE SCIENCERept i ls B i rds

N onvenomus snakes

Venomus snakes

G ral l atores W aders

Coot. rai l . sungrebe

Plover , sn ipe. sand p iper , st i l t . oyster ca tcher

Duck. goose. swan . m erganser . screamer , sheldrake

Trop ic bird. cormoran t. pel i can. darter . gannet . man-o'

war bird

Struthion i dae Ost r ich

Rhei dae Rhea

G al l inae G al l inaceus bi rdsTrue fow l . grouse. quai l . hoat zin , fes an t. turkey


U s efu l A r t s

A p p l i ed S c i en c e

U seful arts Applied scienceF i losofy Theor ies, etc.

Compends, out l inesD ict ionar ies, cycloped iasEssays, lectures, addressesPer iodicals, magaz ines, reviews

Societ ies F ai rs Exhibi t i onsSpecial exhib i t ions go w i th their tOp ics. This is gen eral onl y

Educat ion Schools of technologyDivi ded l ike 940-999

Patents Inven t ions

H istory of useful arts in generalF or i ts history , w e each special depar tmen t


61 0 Medi cinF i losofy , theories .2 Compends .3 Dict ionar ies. cycl opedias .4 Essays

.5 Per iodical s .6 Societ ies .7 Study and teaching .7 1 M edical schools;divided like 940-999 .72 M edical educat ion of women .73 Training school:for nurses .77 M edi cal museums .8 Col lect ions .9 R istory of medicin

6 1 I AnatomySee also Com parati v an atomy ; Zool ogi c histologySUMM ARYTheory

.ou Ter atology

.0 1 3 Embryol ogy

.ou An thropol ogi c an atomy

.0 1 6 P al eon to logi c

.0 1 8 H istology

.0 19 Comparat iv anatomy. 1 Ci rcul atory system

.2 Res p i rator y

.3 Di gesti v

.4 G l andul ar an d l ymfat i c system

.6 Gen i to-ur i n ary system

.7 Motor and in tegumen tar y system

8 Nervous system

9 Regional an atomy

TheoryNot ion , defin i t ion , va l ue

Cl assifica t ion , d ivi sionTerm inol ogyTeratology Anomal ies

To be subdi vi ded l ike revi sed Ort hopedic surgeryOn togeny Embryology

See al so physiology , Reproduct ion and devel opmen t

Germi nat iv cel ls

Spermatogenesis See al so Mal e gen i tal organs

Ovum

Ovogenesi s See al so Femal e gen i tal organsMaturat ion Corpus luteum

Copu lat ion Fecundat ion Fert i li zat i onSee al so Fecundat ion , i n botany in zool ogy

Germ layers

Blastula

Blastopore P rimi t iv mouthArchen teron P rim i t iv gut

Neuren teri c canal

Entoderm , en toblast, hypoblast or endodermEctoderm , epiblast or ectoblastMesoderm or mesoblastMesen chyme

En toderm i c, en toblast i c or hypoblast i c organs

Notochord

Ectodermi c, epiblast i c or ectoblast ic organ sEp idermal layerNeural furrows, folds an d canal or medul lary plates

See al so Nervous system

MED ICIN Z ANATOM Y

Apparatus

a R ight 5 Left3 Ri ght 5 Left

EndocardiumValveAur i cul oven t ricul ar val ve

M i t ral or bicusp i d va lvsTri cusp i d val vs

Val vs of aorta an d of p ul m on ary ar terySinuses of Val sal vaAort ic val vs

Pulmon ar y or sem i l un a r va l vs

Valvs of right au ri cl ea Eustachian 5 Coronary

Arter ies

a Right branch 5 Left branchAorta

Aort i c arch Ascendi ng aorta

Coronary arteri es

a Right 5 Left

Comm on carot id

Externa lSuper ior t hyroi dFacial . or external maxi l laryAscending pharyngealSuperfici al tem poralInternal maxi l l arySphenopal a t in ar ter ies

M iddl e or great men ingea l

Oph thalm i c arteryCerebral arteri es, an terior and middl e

F or poster ior cerebral artery see


D E CIM AL CLASIF ICATION

Lumbar vein s

Renal

Pam p ini form or sperm a t ic pl exus

Ovar i an

H ypogast ri c or i n terna l i l i ac

H emorr hoidal p l exusExternal i l i ac

Femoral Popli tea lLong . or i n t ern a l sa phen ousShort . or ext ern a l sa phenousVeins of foot

Portal veinSuperi or mesen ter icIn fer iorVen t r icular coron ary . gast r i c. or ven ae Py lori cSp len i c. or l ien al is

Fetal hepat i c ve ins Om phal om esen ter icDuctus ven osus Aran z i i . or sin us venosus , large vei n pm m g

direct l y t hru fetal l i verUmbi l ic

See al so Organ s of smel l

Ep iglot t is. t hyr oi d . a ryten oid . cunei form . corn icul arFalse vocal cords

GlottisRim a glot t idis or chink of glot t is

Trachea and bronchi

See also belowLungs, or pulm ones

Pleur a

Mediast inum

See com parat iv an atomy . Resp i ratory organsOt her organ s. i ncl ud i n g a i r bl adder , sw imm i n g bl adder See


Bil e ducts Bi le capi l lari es er canal icul i

H epat ic duct

Cyst i c duct Gal l bl adderCommon bi l e duct . or duct us commun is choledicus

Process and am pul l a of VaterPancrea t ic duct . or canal of W irsungDuct of San tor i n iGlandul ar por t ionIn teralveol ar cel l-net s. in tert ubul ar cel l masses. i l ande of Langerhans

e Par ietal 5 VisceralOmen tum . ep i ploonLesser or gast rohepat ic , great or gast rocol ic. gast rosplen i cMesen tery

Transverse and sigmoi d m esocolon ; mesorectum ; mesoappendi x

Retroper i toneal fossaeCoelom or pleuroper i toneal cavi ty

Adipose bod ies

Put glan ds of any special system w i t h t hat system. See Liver ;Ki dn eys ; Sal ivary glands: Mammary glands. But

cl ass here chromafi n t issue in general

Capsul e of spl een

Lymfat ic vessels or l ymfat ics and cap i ll ar iesF or l ymfa t ics of an organ or t issue. see name of organ or t issue

RedFaceNeckThoraxAbdomenPel vi c regi onUpper extremi ty

e Arm 4 Forearm 6 H andLower extrem i tya Thigh 4 Leg 6 FootTai l

Receptacul um chyl i or cistern of PecquetThoraci c duct (left)

5 Vi l l iThymus

Accessor y t hymus

Thyroid glandAccessory or aberrent t hyroi dsParat hyroi dsSuprarenal capsules or bodies

Accessory euprarenal capsules

DE CIM AL CLAS l F l CATION

Male gen i tal organsTest i cl es or testesStraight tubul es. tubul i rect l or vase recta ; con i vascul osi or

vasa efi'

eren t iaTun i cs of testes : vag i nal is. albug i nea . vascul osa

Mediast inum test is or H ighmore'

s body ; rete test is of H el ler or

Ha l l er’

e networkEp idi dymisAp pen dixes of testesVasa aberran t ia ; hydat ids of Morgagn i . or pedun cula ted bodies

paradi dym is or organ of G i ral des

Ejacul atory ductsProstate

Sperma t i c cordIn fun dibul a ; in tercol umnar or spermat ic an d cremaster i c fasciaPeni s

RootBody Prepuce

Glans pen is. or acorn

Corpora cavernosa

Bulb of uret hraFemal e gen i tal organs Adnexa

M edul lary substance StromaG raafian fol l icles

Capsule of ovum .membrane granulosa . discus prol igerus

Corpus l uteum or corpora lutea

See al so embryologyUterus

Body or parenchymaNeck. cervix

Ligamen te

F or placen ta see embryology . and gynecologyBroad or lateralRound Canal of N uckUterosacral and uterolumbar Pouch of DouglasEpoophoron . parovari um . or organ of Rosenmul l er G ar tn er

‘

e duct

ParoophoronMul l er

's duct Ovi duct s of lower vertebra t es

Class ovi ducts of lower vertebrates i n excep t in com

parison w i th human organs

VaginaVul va

1 Mons ven er is s Labia m ajors 3 La b ia m i noraFemal e uret hraCl i tor is Bulbus vest ibul iBarthol in i

'e. or vulvo-vagina l glan ds

BrestsNi pp le and areola G lands of Mon tgomery

Acin i . aci nous gl an ds

Galactoforous or lact i ferous ducts


DE CIM AL CLASIF ICATION

Spin a li s dorsi

Sem isp i nal isMul t ifidus

Rota toresBreves spi naeIn tersp i na l esIn ter transversar i iObl ique m uscles of hed

Rect i capi t is posterior and latera l is

See also —9 a nd —8

P latysma myoides

Occi p i tofron ta l is or epicran ia l

Muscles of nosePyrami dal is n asi . com pressor n asi . com pressor n anum m inor,

depressor al ae basi or m yr t i form . d i l a tores n asi

Muscles Of ear At trahens. a t tol l ens. retrahensPalpebral and orbi ta l muscles of eyeOrbicul ar is pal pebrarum ,

or sphi ncter of eyel i ds; corrugator super

ci l i i ; l evator p al pebrae ; l eva tor pal pebrae super ior is: tensor ta rs;

See al soBucca l musclesBuccinator . orbicul ari s ori s, l evator angul i oris. l evatores labi isuper ioris. l eva tor l abi i super iori s al aeque n asi . zygoma t i c. l evator

l abi i infer ior i s. l evator m en t i , depressor l abi i in feriori s or quadratusmen t i : depressor angul ae or i s or t ri angul ari s men t i ; r isori us. orSan tor ini ’s muscl e

Muscles ai ding m ast i cat i on and deglut i t ion

Muscl es of pal ate and pharynxPal ateLevator pa la t i . ten sor pal a t i . a z ygos uvul ae. pal atoglossus. pal a

topharyn geus. sa l p ingopharyn geusP harynxInferior . super ior and m i ddle const ri ctors. sty l opharyngeus

Rect us cap i t is an t icus major . or longus cap i t isRect us ca p i t is an t i cus m i nor , or rec tus cap i t i s an terior

F or rect us capi t is l at eral is see 6 1 1 9Sca l en i : an t icus. medi us and post icus

Depressors of low er jaw or el eva tors of hyo i d . F or tung see 6 1 1 3


H i p and nates

Psoas major and m inorG l utealTensor fasci ae l atae , t ensor fasciae femor is or tensor vaginae femoris

Quadratus femon‘

s

Thi gh musclesSartori usQuadr iceps femor is or quadr i ceps extensor femoris

Rectus femoris. vastus externus. vast us in ternus and crureus or

vast us in termedius

Adductors: l ongus. brevis. m agnus an d m i n imus

Obturator externusBiceps femor is or biceps fiexor crurisSemimembranosusLegAn teri or muscl es

An teri or t ibial or t ibial i s an t icusExtensor digi torum l ongushal l ucis or p ropr ius

Fl exor digi torum longushal l ucisMuscles of foot

Back of foot

Extensor brevis digitorumSol e of foot or p lan tar regionAdductor ha l lucis (obl iquus and t ransversus) . adductor di g i ti

mi n i m i . abductor hal l ucis; fiexor hal l ucis brevi s. flexor

brevis, l umbri ca l es. in terosseous muscl esEl ectr ic organ s Bet ter cl ast in com parat iv anatom y

Tendons FasciaeMay be divi ded l ike e. g. Achi l l es tendon

Bursae Sheaths of tendons

Neck

Back

Shoul der

Upper extremi tyLower

Connect iv t issue See also H istol ogy of conn ect iv ti ssue


Rhi nencepha lon or rhi nen cefa l

Ol factor y bul b tract . substan t i a perfora ta an teri or , precri brum . etc,

Cen t rum ova le majus (of Vieussen s) Cen t rum

sem iova le In tern al capsu le

Paraceles or latera l ven t ri cles

Ca l losum or corpus ca l losum Forn ixSept urn pel l uci dum or luci dum . or septum Cavum se pt i pe i l uci cl i ,

sth ven t ri cl e or pseudocel e

Diencephalon , diencefal , thalamencephal on or interbra i nH ypotha lamus or subtha lami c tegm en ta l regionNucl eus of Luys or nucl eus hypothalami cus

Post commi ssure or posteri or comm issure

Corpora a lbi can ti a , a lbicans, or corpus mamm i l lareBundl e of Vicq-d'Azyr . or fasci cul us t hal am omamm i l l ar is

H ypophysi s

H ypophysi s cerebr i , p i tui tary body or somat ic brainTuber or tuber ci n ereum In fundibulumOpt i c t ract Opti c chi asm or comm i ssure

Epi thalamus Pinea , pinea l body , conarium or epi

physi s H abenul a. habena , or peduncu lus conari i

Gen iculate bodi es, or gen i culum Metatha lam us

Tha lamus or opt ic tha lamus

Thal am i c radiat ion : ansa pedun cul ari s. ansa l en t icul ari s

F or Nissl 's bodi es see

Thi rd ven t ri cl e, or diaceleParts or foram en of Monro , or i oram en i n terven t ri cul are

Mesencepha lon , m idbrain or mesencefal

Quadr igemi numCorpor a or tubercul a quadrigem ina Quadrigem i nal arms

Pedun cu l i or crura cerebri , crura or crus

Substan t i a ni gra (Sem eri ng ) or i n tercal atum

See al so n ucl eus of LuysFoot of peduncl e. basi s or pes pedun cul i . or crustaTegmen tumRed nucl eus. nucl eus ruber . or rubrumNuclei of ocu lomoto an d t roch lear n ervs

Aqueduct of Sylvi us, aqueductus cerebri , or m esocele

Isthmus rhombencephal iVa lv of Vi eussens, or superior medu l lary velum

Super ior cerebel lar pedun clesP repedun cl es. brach i um con i unct i vum cerebel l i . or crura ad cerebrumLemmscus: mesia l and latera l ml lets



Lumbar and sacral nervsLumbosacral plexusesG rea t i l iohypogast r i c nervIl io ingui nalGeni tofemoral or gen i tocruralLa teral or cutan eous n erv of th ighFemoral nerv or an teri or crura] n erv (fem oral is)M i ddl e cutan eous nervIn ternalMuscul ar bran ches of post er ior d i vi si on of an ter ior crura ] nervLong or in ternal saphen ous n erv

Accessory obturator . or accessor y an teri or crura l nerv of W inslow

Sacral or sci at ic pl exusSuperior gl utealInfer iorSma l l scia t ic nerv (cutan eus femor i s posteri or )

External popl i tea l . or peron aeus comm un i s or peronealSural or lateral cutaneous branch. or cutaneus surae l ateral isMusculocutaneous or superfici al peronea lAn ter ior t ibial n erv or deep peroneal

Sural or p l an tar nervsGen i ta l . pudi c or puden da] p lexus

Col l ateral branchesCoccygeal plexus Coccygeal nervs

Sympathetic system

Cervi ca l and cepha li c partSuper ior cervi cal gangl ionIn ternal carot id nerv an d plexus

Cavernous p l exusExternal carot id n erv and pl exus

Common p lexus Super i or cardiac n erv

Mi ddl e gangl ion Mi ddl eC

cardiac n erv Cardi ac p lexus

Thoraci c part of gangl i ated cord

Abdom in a l and pelvi c part of sym pathet ic systemSolar or ep igasir i c p lexus or pl exus coel i acus

Eye Organ of VisionSee al so Orbi t . i n cl uding ca psul e of TenonFibrous coats or tuni cs of eyeCorneaScl erot ic coa t or scl era

Can al of Schl emm Spaces of Fon tan aVascular coats of eye Uvea l tractIri s Pupi l

Choroid

Tapet umCi l iary body ,

m uscle and processes

RetinaOpt ic disc ; m acul a l utea F or opt ic nerv see


F ront or pectoral

Back or dorsal

LumbarPelvic and per ineal region

1 Cavi t y 3 Out let

Di fference between ma le and fema le pelvi s

Shoul der or axi l la

FingersLower ext rem it ies

Crural or femoral canalThighKnee Popl i teal space

Les

MED ICIN 2 PH YSIOLOG YPhysiologic chem i stry in generalFerm en ts

Oxydan ts Reducing fermen ts

H ydrolyti c

Proteolyti c

Lipolyti c

Amylol yti c and sucroclasti c

G l ycol yti c

Norm a l com posi t ion of the body and i ts products

See al so

Extracts of organs

Metabol i smOf mineral substances

See a lso

Of carbonSee al so

Of n i trogen

See al so

Of substan ces foren to the norma l organ ismEl im ina t ion of poisons

Most ma teri al w il l be cl ast under and i t s subd ivisi onsSee al so specia l organs

Metabol ism of nonn i t rogenous substancescrysta l l izable n i t rogenous substancesalbum inoi ds

after deth Autolysis

Subdi vi sabl e wi th 0 l i ke 6 1 1 : e. g . autol ysis of t he l iver

6 " 0 1 534 9 0 3 5

Influence of temperature on metabol i sn

See al so 6 1 1 .59

Reducti ons, hydrati ons and syn theses in organ i sms

Influence of oth er agen ts on metabol ia nInfl uence of nervous system on m etabol i smM etabol i sm in di sease

Sta in ing substan ces and pigm en ts

Means of attack and defenseComparat iv physiology : usual l y bet ter cl ast i n

Autotom y

Physiology of parasi tes

Comparati v physiologyM ay be subd iw ded l ike 590 to sign i fy ki nd of an imal ; e. g. Rept i lebei ng com parison of rep t i l an d human physi ology is

Cl ass here on l y books wr i t ten dist i nct l y from physi ologist 's poi n tof vi ew . Other works on com para t iv zool ogy are bet ter in

Form di vi si on s

Compends

D ict iona r ies Cycloped ias

Essays Addresses

Peri odical s

Soci et i es ClubsStudy and teachingVivi sect ion

See al so eth ics. and l aws,

Polygrafy

H istory


MED ICIN Z PH YSIOLOG YW ork of the hart

Chemic com posi t ion of hartIn tracardiac pressureEffect of toxins on the hartAt rop in

Anesthet icsInnervation of hart

Pneumogast ri c or vagusSee al so

Sym pathet i cSee al so

Gangl ions of hart

Act ion of cerebrumSee al so

Act ion of medul la oblongataSee al so

Cardiac syncopes and reflexes

D epressor nerv

Prenata l circulation

Vasomotors

Action of nervs and nerv cen ters on bloodvessels

Act ion of cerebrummedul la oblongataspinal cord

great sym pathet ic

Influence of vasomotors on arteria l pressure

Vasoconstn'

ctors

Vasodi latorsEffect of poisons on vasomotors

Vasomotors in disease

Vasomotors in organsDivi de l ike 6 1 3 Physi ology ; e. g.Effect of vasomotors on l ung capaci tyEffect of vasomotors on i risInfluence of vasomotors on t emperature

Vasomotors i n feverErecti l tissues

See also

Change of volume of organsPlethysmografy Quan t i ty of blood i n vari ous organs

Act ion of special organs on circulat ion

Respirati onSee al so Cutaneous resp i rat i onResp i ratory movemen ts Mechan i cs of resp ira

t ion

Pneumografy Respi ratory typesResp iratory excursion

.3 1 3 Pulmonary elastici ty and intrapleural pressureIn t rapulmonary and in trathoracic resp irat ions

MEDICIN ! PH YSIOLOGYG aseous exchange in the bloodExpired ai r Respiratory quoti ent

Asphyxiati onIn l egal m edici n

Ar t i fici a l respi rat ion in asphyxi at ion

Asphyxiat ion by subm ersion

H art in asphyxi at ion

Toxi c act ion of carbon i c aci d (C0 3 )Respiration in confined ai r

Toxi c action of carbonous oxi d (CO)See al so and

Exchange of gases between ai r and blood

TheoryLung capacit y Vital capaci tyResi dual . reserv. resp 1ratory or t i dal an d com p lemen ts] ai r

Exhal at ion of water from lungs

In tern al or t issue resp irat ion

Exchange of gases between tissues and bloodAccumulation of oxygen in tissues (cel ls)

Influence of baromet r ic pressure on l iving beingsSee also F or efi ect on absorp t ion of oxygen an d exhal at ion

of carbon i c aci d see

Toxi c effects of oxygen and ozone

Effect of more than normal pressurePhysiologic aspect of ca isson d isease

Effect of less than normal pressure

Physi ologi c and therapeut ic efi ects of high a lt i t udesMoun tai n and aeronauti c si ckness

Effect of pressure on fermentati onsEffect of removi ng p ressureEfiect on aquat i c an imal s

Resp iratory cen tersIn fluence of nervous system on resp i ra t i on

Action of cerebrum and of wi l l

medul la oblongata and vagus nucl eus

spinal cord

chem ic substancesand abnormal blood gasesToxi cology of cen ter

Apnea , acapnea . dyspnea

See al so

Action of pneumogastr ic or vagus nervsSee al so

Respiratory reflexesSee al so 3

Influence of other organs on resp i rat ion

M ED ICIN : PH YSIOLOGYAbsorpt ion in stomach and t ran sformat i on (in to

mucus) of products of di gest ionSee al so

Absorp t ion and t ransform a t ion of sugarsd a

n i trogenous substan ces (pep tones)sal ts Efiect on stom ach

Stomach secretion

Format ion and dest ruct ion of pepsin

Pepsin in ur inFormat ion of hydroch lori c aci d (H CI)Autodigest ion of stomach

Efi ect s of removi ng stomach

Action of chemic substances (poisons) on gastr ic secretion and their el im i nation

Physiologi c morfology of stomachRel ati on between morfolog ie changes an d st imul a t ion

Pathologi c changes of stomach secreti onBacteri ol ogyGast r ic jui ce in di seaseAbnormal substances in gast r i c iui ce

Movemen ts of stomach

Muscular i rri tabi l i ty of stomach

Motor act ion of pneumogast ri c See also 1 3

Evacuat ion of stom ach

Meryci sm and rum in at ion

Act ion of emet ics or vomi toriesSee al so under therapeut ics. Em et ics

Acti on of nervous system on stomach

Psychi c influence on stomach secret ions

Sen si bi l i ty of stom ach

In test inM iddle i n test i n and gl an ds of mi ddl e in test in in i nver tebratesNormal composi ti on of in testinal jui ceIn test in al fistul as, experim en ta l and pathologi c

In test in al gases F ermen t iv process due to bacter iaIn testinal digesti on

CarbohydratesFatsAlbum inoids and deri vates Erepsin

Absorpt ion and changes of food i n i n test inSee a lso 86

Fats Chyl i ferous vessel s See al so

Al bumi no i d deri vatesOther substancesInorgani c substances W ater and sal ts

Act ion of i ntest inal jui ce on other secret i ons and

fermentsSee al so

En teroki nasi s and secret in


M ED ICIN Z PH YSIOLOGY6 1 3 .392 8

See al so hygi ene.Mea ts in diet

Mea tsSoup M ea t extracts

Es:

M il k

See al soSteri l i za t ion an d art ificial changes i n m ilkCheeseBut terSpeci a l art i ficia l foods

Condiments and stimulan ts

Alcohol as food Fermen ted drinksSee al so hygiene of n ervous system , Al cohol

Cofiee TeaSee al so hygiene of beverages,

Condimen ts

Ration or food requiremen t dur ing growth

Of man N our i shmen t of n ewbornanima ls

Ration or food requi remen t of adul ts

W orki ng rati on N orma l rati onW orking rat ion for man

animals

Subsi stence rat ionSubsi stence rat ion for man

an im al s

Relat ions of rat ion to external condi t ions,

e . g. cl ima te

Food requi remen ts i n di sease

CarbohydratesChemi c composi t i onPol ysacchar idsStarch Inul inG l ycogen

G ums and anal ogs: dextr in

Monosacchar i ds: gl ucose. ma nnose. ga l lactose.Disacchari ds : sugar . l actose , m al tose . etc.

Combi ned ca rbohydra tesSee G l ycop rotei ds

G l ycosi ds: amygda l i n . sal icin . phl ori z i n . saponi n , etc.Other ca rbohydra tes: pen tose. inusi tumChanges of sugars in orgamsm G l ycolysisProduct s of carbohydrates; 0 . g. gl ycuronic aci d

Al cohol i n t issues

H ydrolyti c fermen ts of carbohydrates and ana logsAmyl asis. i nul asis, cytasi s, etc.

Saccharocl ast ic fermen ts In versionForm at ion of carbohydrates i n organ i sm

Thermodyn am ic value of carbohydratesQuan t i ty of carbohydrates in foods and t issues

DECl MAL CLASIF ICATION

FatsChemi c composi t ion

Changes of fats in organ ismFat ty degenerat ion and infil trati on See al so

Products of fatsAci ds

G l ycer i ns

Lipo lyt i c fermen ts

Format ion of fats

Thermodyn am i c va lueQuan t i ty of fat in food and t i ssues Adi posi ty

Cholesten'

nLeci t hinAl buminoi ds and ni trogenous substances

Chemi c composi t ionComposi t al bum inoi ds

F or eg al bumi n see al soBlood serum an d other serous flui ds of bodySee al so chem i ca l p ropert ies of blood , Al bum i n oidsSim p l e al bum i noi ds

Al bum i nG lobul in s: fibr i nogen ic and fibr i nop l ast ic substances, m yosi n . etc.

Coagul a ted albumi noi ds Fibr in Coagul a t ion of al bum inoidsAlbum inoi ds as aci ds or basesN ucleoal bumins. sim pl e phosphorated al bumi noi dsProtam i nsOther al bum insOt her al buminoidsProtei ds

Album in -Ma com p lea organ ic com pound

N ucl eoprotei ds

Al bumi n + n ucleic ac i d , p roducts of nucl eic acid an d spec ificfermen ts

H emogl obi n and anal ogs

Al bum in + an i ron com pound. See al so

G l ycoproteids

Al bum in + a ca rbohydra te. See a l so

Al bum i noi ds: gl ut i n , el ast i n , am yloi d , et c .Vegetabl e al bum in oidsAl bumi noid p roducts and n i t rogen com pounds

Al buminoses and pep tonesThermodyn am i c val ue

Changes of substan ces deri ved from albumi noi ds by d igest ionProducts of comp l ete change of album inoids Ni trogen com pounds

Pm tam i n i c nucleus See also

Urea U r i c aci d See alsoAmmon ia an d ammon ia com poundsBases (alka loi ds) . pur i n com pounds

Aromat ic com poundsNonn i t rogen ous p roducts of a lbumi noi dsOther productsChanges of a lbum i noi ds i n organi sm

Proteol yt ic fermen ts

Onl y general works See specific n i trogen com poun ds for t hei rderivates, fermen ts and propert ies F or m il k curdl i n g fermen ts

see and

Thermodyn am ic value of album ins and derivates

Albumi n as food


Kidneys U r in

Chemic composi tion of ur in

React ion and physi ca l propert ies

Densi tyUrinary technologySpectroscop ic exami nat ionsPolarimet r ic

H istochemi cDensimetry and cryoscopy of urin

Urea and n i t rogen compoundsDeterminat ion of quan t i ty of urea U reametsrsDeterminat i on of total n i t rogenExcret ion and metabol ism of n i t rogen

In rela t ion to al imen tat ionI C

work

Eflect oi chemic substances (poisons)

Peptones See al so

H i ppur ic ac id

Ammoni um and other urates See al so 6 1 3 3 98 1 94Fermen ts See al so 33 3 1

Physiol ogi c al buminur i aColor ing mat ter P igmen ts: urobi l in . urochromeSal in substances i n uri n

Chlorin sal ts

Posforus and i ts compoundsSul fur and i ts compoundsGases of uri n

Nonn i t rogenous organ i c const i tuen ts of norma l

Sugars Physiologi c gl ycosuriaInternal secret ion of ki dneys

Quant i ty of ur in

E lim inat ion of urin

Rena l ci rculat ion

Influence of blood and ci rculat ion

Comparat iv secret ion of the two ki dneys

Efiect of nervous system

G lycosuria . pol yur i a after lesion of medul l a oblongata

disease

nervous system

an imal kin dVar iabi l i ty of p rocess in an ima l kingdomUr ic aci d See al soDeterminat ion of quan t i tyIn an imals

normal man

man in disease : uri c diathesisother t issues and fluids t han urinOt her ni t rogen products of ur inBases X an thi n bases See also



Impregnat ion Pregnancy Partur i t ionSee also 6 1

o 1 Per iod of pregnancy

0 3 Ovary in pregnancy Corpus l uteum

Development of embryoF or embryology see for abn ormal developmen t see Tera.

tol ogy . Deformi ti es

fetus

See al so Fetal appendages (in em bryol ogy )G row th after b ir th

See al so

Per iod of ful l developmen tMenstruation

Lactation and mi l kPhysiol ogy of mammary glands

Physi cs and chemi st ry of m i lk

Fats But terLact ic fermen tat ion M i lk ferm en ts

M i lk curdl ing fermen ts Coagul at ion of m i lkOther const i tuen tsCom par ison of m i lk of var ious an imals

H uman m i l k

Lact i c secret ionQuan t i tyFormat ion of sugarsfatsa lbum inoi ds

Colost rum

Eflect of vari ous agen ts on secret ion

Act ion of poi sons on mi l k secret ion and thei r el im

Physiologi c morfology of mi lk

Pathologi c changes in lact ic secret ion

D igest ion of m i lk

Innervat ion of mamm ary glands

Per iod of decl ine DethSee al so

Longevi tySee al so Li fe insurance ; P robabi l i t ies ; Deth rates

MED ICIN I PH YSIOLOG YSpeech LanguageFun ct ion of mouth and nose

l ips and soft pa late

Innervat ion of organs of speech AphasiaSee al so 5Vow els and consonan ts

Ven tr i loqui smSee al so Ven t r i loqu ism as an amusemen t

SkinChemi c composi tion

Absorpti onSee al so 84

Penet rat ion by sol ids

solut ions

l iqui ds

gases

Cutaneous glands and secretion

Swet Chem ic com posi t ionToxi c act ion of awet

Act ion of chem i c substances on swet secret ionEl im ina t ion of po i son s by swet

Phys wlogi c m orfology of swot

Pathologi c changes of swet

Act ion of nervous system on cutaneous exha la t ion

Ot her cutan eous secret ion s

Cutaneous respiration

Effect of suspended t ranspi rat ion ; c losi ng pores byl in imen ts, etc.

Effect of chemi c substances on skinSee al so

See al so'

6 1 3 .0 1 44 3 3

Trofi e nervs of skin


Theory of nervous system and innervation

Act ion of nervous syst em on chemic fenomena

Efi ect on mor i ogen y and evolut ion

See also 6 1 3 .60 3

Per ipheral nervous system Nerv fibersDisti nction between sensory and motor nervs

Gangl ions of sensory n ervs

Influence of sensibi l i ty on movemen t and of m ove

men t on sensibi l i ty

M uscl e-nerv exper imm ts as indica t iv of nervous p rocess

For muscle fenom ena see

Negat iv vari ati ons

E lect rotonus

Chemic and thermi c fenomena of nervous

Pot st imulat ion of nerv cen ters see

Physiologi c mari ology of nervous stimulation

Sensory term inat ions

Motor

Irri tabil i ty of nervs and muscl esNerv-muscl e or n erv-gl and physiologyAct i on of elect ri ci ty

Theori es of n erv w avesNervous conduct ibi l i tyEfiect of blood on nervs Anem i a

Rapi di ty of n erv w aves

Act ion of chem i c substances on n ervous i rri tabi l i tyEffect of nervs on muscles and glands

Voluntary con t ract ion

Ton icity Atrofy of muscles after cut t ing nervs,

etc.

See al so

Degenerat ion ,regen erat ion and ci cat ri zat ion

1 Degenerat ion 3 Regenerat ion 3 Cica trisat ion


DECIMAL CLASIF ICATION’

Speci al physiology of cen tral nervous system of inver tebratesSee al so

Regulat ing efi ect of gangl i a Circul ar movemen ts (mané ge)Chain of gangl i ons Network of nervs. or rete n ervosum

Locomot ion i n respect to physi ology of nervous system

Rhythm Refractory period

Sp inal cord or myel

Conduction in the cordSee also 5

Exci tabi l i ty of cordSubd ivi de l i ke 6 1 3 : e. g. Card iac reflexesUter inLimb reflexes ; kn ee jerkAct i on of superior nerv cen ters on reflexes

Other phenomena of reflex act ion

Pathology

Effect of anemia

Action of poisons on reflexes

Rhythm in general

Refractory period

Other fenomena

e. g . reflexes accordi n g to n a ture of im pul se : fat igue. et c.

Cord as center of innervation

Degeneration and regeneration of cord

Physiologi c opt ics S ightFibrous tuni cs of eyeCornea Con jun ct iva. An ter ior chamberSclera

Iris accommoda t ion Pup i l lary

'

reflexSee al so for general papers on accommodat ion

Act ion of n ervs and nerv cen t ers on pupi l

Efi ects of l i ght

Act ion of chemi c substanceson i ri s At ropi n Sec

Choroi d Eye p igm en ts

Ocu lar ci rcu lat ion In t raocu lar pressure

DECIMAL CLASIF ICAT ION

Percep ti on of distance, si ze and form

Percep t ion of diflerences in hight of surface. F or movemen t

see

distance as an op t ic sensa t ion

Convergence

Psrsl lnx due to hed movements

br ightn essrapidity of movemen t

Reh tions among objects in fiel d of vision

Cooperat i on of other sensesImpression of color suggested by sound, audi tus coloratus

Theor ies of geometr ic i l lusi onsEye-movemen t theoryPerspect ivDynamic

Reversi bl e pesspeetivIl lusi ons of extentIl lusions of di rection and angl es: eonfluxion and contrast

Il lusions of formI I

u “

Apparen t size of p lanets at hor i zon. etcM ixt i l l usi ons

Observati ons on those born bl ind

See also Iris accommoda t ion

Cryst a l l i n lens

Aqueous humor

Vi t reous

DECIM AL CLASIF ICATIONSubjecti v sensationsMusi cal physiology and psychologyDist inct ion of ton es and qual i ty or tone col or (t imbre)

Pi tch

Loudness, st rength or volume

Caracter , qual i ty , t imbre, tone color or brightnessClang-t i n t

Simple tones

M elody and r i thm

Sensi t ivn ess to tone Tone preference s

and eflect

Interaural di fferences of sound in tensi ty

Comp lexi ty of pi tches

M ovemen ts of bed

Sensibi l i ty of l iving beings to sound and vibrationsPathology D efness etc

See al so Diseases of earAudi tory reflexes

SmelSee a l so Seat of smel

Ol factory acuten ess

cen ter in brainSubjectivodor sensat ions

Fusion of odors

Pathology

Tests of ol factory percept ionTasteFunction of l ingual nerv

See al soFunction of chorda tympaniSee al so

Functi on of glossopharyngeal nervSee also

Combi nat ion or Tart ini 's tones1 st orderDifferen ce or difl

'

eren t ial toneSummat ional tone

H igher ordersConsonance and di ssonance : i n terval s

Theor i es of consonance and dissonanceTheory of beats (H elmholtz)

tonal fusion (Stump!)


DECIMAL CLASIF ICATIONH ygiene of Recreation and Sleep.

G ymnast ics, See also School H ygi ene , Care of BodyF or Curat i v gymn ast i cs. see Massage.

Athl et ics and other Muscular Exerci se .

See also 796 , Out-door sports.

Train ing and Overstrain . See al so Cham p ion shi p games.

Amusemen t or P lay.

See al so 796 , Out-door sports, and Recreat ions.

Parks.Some subjects more p roper l y p la ced i n P ubl i c H eal th , a t groupt here by

Vacat ions. See a l so Schoo l Vaca t ions.

H ol idays. See a lso Schoo l H ol i days.

Rest and Sleep . La te H ours. Sec Insom n ia .

In cl ud ing t he acti on of St imul an ts an d Na rcot ics. See a lso Drugsact ing on Nervous System ; Neurot ic Po isons.

F or Men tal overwork. see 1 3 1 , Men ta l H ygi ene. See a lso 1 78 , Tem peran ceAlcohol . See a lso Tem peran ce , 1 78 : Beverages, In spect ion of Beyer

ages,

Opium and H ash ish . See a l so

Chloral and Caffeine. See al so 1 78-8

Tobacco. See also

Other N arcot ics.

Insomn ia . See al so Rest and Sleep .

Morbid H abi ts. Bad Soci al Customs . See al so Socia l Et hi cs, 1 77La te H ours.Luxury . Pri vat ion .

See also Fast ing ; Famine ; Starvat ion ,

See also Pol ygamy an d Monogam y , Sexual Ethics, 1 76 ; Cel ibacy o!

Clergy , 3 54 ; Ascet i cism , 3 4 8.

See also H eredi ty ,

See also Monst rosi t ies. and Or thopaedic Surgery .

Inheri ted Men tal D isabi l i ty.

See also Men tal heredi ty , Men tal derangemen ts, 1 3 3 ; and Men tal

physiology and hygiene , 1 3 1 .

Transm i tted Disease.

See ab o special diseases i n 6 1 6.

St irp icul ture. Eugenics.


Pure food laws

Inspect ion of food F or chemi c analysis see H ygiene

Lards Oi l s See —6 Butter . oleomargarin

Yeast Baking powders Cream of tartar

Fresh food Vegetables, frui tsM eats Fish (fresh )

Cand or preservd food Vegetables, frui tsM eat Fish Oysters (preservd)

M ilk anal ysis See also chemistry , dai ry .

M ilk of known pur ityM i lk sol d to consumer

Cream Skimd mi lk Condenst mi lk Buttermi lk Kumiss

Butter snd its imi tstions

Cheese and i ts imitations

For ched c anal ysis see hygiene.Fermen ted

D ist i ld

See also H ygiene

See also H ygiene; Therapeut icsInspect ion of drugs F or chem ic analysis-ea

See also State control

Cosmeti cs

Inspection of pigments, wal l and other papers, text i l

fabri cs, toys, etc.

See Bacter ia, m icrobes; Germ theory of disease

Divided l ike 930-999

MEDICIN : PUBLIC H ELTH

H ygiene of the ai r and ground N uisancesSee Air (H ygiene) ; H ygi en e of emp loymen t ; Industr i al san i tat ionAir pol lut ion by dust and smoke [works

Carboni c oxi d, carbonic aci d, carburetted hydrogenIlluminating gases Gas works

Other

Air pol lut ion by vegetable tradesBrew ing

Slaughter houses Abat toirs FishTr ipe and gut clean ing

Tann i ng

LampblackStorage and handl ing of noxious and ofiensiv material s

Other air pol lut ions See 638 San i tary engi neer ing

Stables Stable manureH og stys

Ofial Ded and diseased an imal s and fishVaul ts Cesspools W ater closets. pri vi es. ur i nals. n igh t soi l

Sewers and sewer out lets Sewer gas

Condi t ions of soi l as affect ing bel thTaposrafv Sani tary SurveysAnalysis of soi ls Sec Chemi stry

H ygi ene of natural water courses and of marshes. See H ygiene

G round atmosphere See H ygi ene

Sol id const i tuen ts of soi l

M al ar ious soi ls See 6 1 34 4 H ysiene

Recovery of soils from pol lut ion


M EDICIN I TH ERAPEUTICSExtern al agenci es

Fats.oi ls. powders. starch. bismuth. oxi d of zincSee Disinfect ion ; Disinfect i on of ded

See also Neurot ic poisons

H ypnot ics Chum .woman

Exci tants Strychn in

M ineral waters See also H ygiene: Occurrence in na ture

Other remedi es

M echan ical remedi es

Bandages Ligatures

Massage. osteopathy. curati v gymnast ics. See al so hygi en e. G ym

M oisture

Cl imate See also H ygiene

Decreu e of oxygen and increase of n i trogen wi th lnereasing elevst ion

See also and

6 1 6

MED ICIN Z DISEASES

Pathology D iseases TreatmentM ay be subdivi ded by 0 l i ke 6 1 0 . i f wisht . U se for et iology. germ theory ,bacter iology . classificat ion of diseases. U se for diagnosis. study of disease.

and snbdi vi de i t as fol lows 1 Pulse 3 Tung 3 Bye, akin. etc. 4 Aus

eul tat ion, percussion 5 Thermometry 6 Chemistry. urin analysis 7 M i .

croscopY. radioscopy . etc. 8 Pathologic anatomy 9 Postmortem exami na t i on

H art Angina pector is

VeinsB lood

D iseases of respiratory system

CroupH ay asthma , hay fever

Whooping cough See a lso

Asphyxia

N ose N aso-pharyngeal space

Bronch i Bronchi t is

AbscessSee also

Embol ism and aneun sm of pulmonary artery

Emphysema

Col lapse

Diseases of the digestiv systemF or diseases of teeth see

See also 6 14 .544

Pharynx Esophagus

Intest ins H ern ia , di arrhea , const ipat ion . col ic

Gal l bladder Jaundis

Omen tum M esen tery Per i ton i t is

M ED ICIN : DISEASES

Funct ional diseases of brai n and cord

Paralysis

N eurasthen ia Cron ic nervous exhaust ion

Sp inal irri tat ion

Eclampsia , convulsions See also obstetricsN euroses Psychoneuroses

St Vi tus dance, H un t ington '

s choreaH ystenaShel shock. etc. See also (or al terna t iv number

H ypochondria . (or al ternat iv number Catalepsy.

(or al ternat iv number Somnambul ismPsychasthen ia Obsessional or anxiety neurosis

D issociat ion of personal i ty

Al terat ion or t ransformat ion of personal i ty

Dual . secondary , al ternat ing and mul ti p le persona l i t ies

Epi lepsy N arcolepsySee al so Al cohol ic ep i lepsy

See also (or al ternat iv number Dipsomania.

Alcohol ic demen t iaD iseases of nervs N eura lgi a , cramp

Di seases of simpathet ic si stem

Special psychoses and syndromes

G eneral paral ysis of insane Demen t ia para lyt ica

Confusional insani tyM en tal confusion : acute and pr im i tiv. Del i ri um : acute. febri l ,

immediate, protracted

Exhaustion psychosis

pseudoparanoia


‘

MEDICIN : SURGERY6 1 7 Surgery

M ay be subdivi ded by 0 l i ke 6 1 0 . i f wishtIn juriesBurns and scal ds

Con tusions and abrasionsWounds

Incised

Lacerated

Gunshot Sec M i l i tary m a y

W i th lodgmen t of foren bodi esW i th complete separat ion of parts

Poisond See Toxi cology

See also Sept i c diseasesShock

Ul cers Sores

M ort ifi cat ion G angrene

Tetanus See also

hav no surgical treatment . See also Dwarfs and gian ts; Moun ta i

tiec; Teratology ; Congen i tal defectsIncomplete developmen t or growt hDivi ded l i ke 6 1 1 AnatomyIncomplete coalescence of parts: harel i p

Extension of commissure (Apparent dup l icat ion)

Supernumerary parts or organs: extra fingers or toes

D isproporti onate growth of parts

Congen i ta l distor t ions, includi ng tal ipes, club foot


Regional surgery

M outh See Dentistry ; Eye;

Throat

Upper ext remi t ies Art ificial arms, hands, etc.

D iseases of den tal pul p

M yop ia, shor tsightedness. astigmat sm . colorbl indness. dal ton ism . See al so

physiology .

M uscul ar apparatus Lacr imal apparatus

Orbit and neighboring parts


Obstetr ics.3 1 Pregnancy Physiology

3 3 D iagnosis Signs of pregnancy.33

.3 4 H ygiene M anagemen t

.3 5

3 Pathology of pregnancy

D eth and retent ion of fetus

Pathology of feta l appendages

Placen ta

Abort ion M iscarr iage St i l lbi rth M olar p regnancySee Infan ticide ; M edi cal jur isprudence ; 343 Cr iminal law

of powers Anomal ies of expel lent forces

of passages M echani ca l obstacles to expulsion of fetus

of chil d Abnormal i ties of fetus See 6 1 1 -3 Deformi t ies


DECIMAL CLASIF ICATIONM echan ica l engineer i ngMay be subdivi ded l ike and by form numbersSubdivi de l i ke 6 3 0 and but use as below . Other gen eral i t i es ofsteam engi neer i ng are in an d

Appl ied thermodynam icsTheory an d use of st eam i n steam eng in Gen eral energy con si dera t ion s

Expansion . en t ropy ; extension of expansion approachi ng vacuum (condensers) superhea t i ng . cy l i n der con densat ion . jacket ing , etc. F or

con densers. superhea ters. etc. see 6 3 1 1 9 7

Mechani sm of steam engi n Design of engi n parts

Genera l

Types of engi n s: st ructura lRec i proca t ing eng i n s i n gen eral . Types specified below are al l reci pro

cat ing , excep t 1 P rim i t iv and 9 Ot herPr im i t iv

Doubl e act ing

Indi rect : beam con n ected

According to term i nal pressure

Con den sin g

In ear l y per iod ca l l ed‘

low p ressure'

In ear l y per iod ca l l ed‘high p ressure'

According to expa nsionSingl e expansion

Com poun dDouble expansion : cross com pound

tan dem

ang l e

Bet ter cl ast 6 3 1 1 65

Bet ter cl ast 6 3 1 1 66

Mari ne engins

F or p ropulsion see 6 3 3 . 8 Naval archi tect ureGenera l

See al so and

Types of mar i ne engi ns

Inven t ions of Pap i n . Per i er , Ful ton , Stevens. etcBeam an d si de l ever eng i ns

H or i zon t al , i ncl i ned , vert ical enginsOsci l l at i ngLaunch eng i nsOther speci al engi ns

M ar i ne steam turbinsSee al so 6 3 1 . 1 65.


Tract ion engi ns Road locomot ivsSel fpropel l ing engi ns tor haul i ng over roads or groun d. or doing other work

by locomot ion. F or rai lway engins see F or stat ionary haul i ngengins see 6 3 1 1 6 3

H aul ing may be accompusnt ei t her by engi ns app l ying their power

di rect l y and moving wi th the load. l .o. locomot iv over rai ls: or

traction engins over ground or roads; or by eng ins appl ying t hei rpower indi rectl y t hru cabl es. etc. and standing in a fixt posi t ion ei thertemporari l y or permanen t l y

Theory General

Better clast in if used is l im i ted to discussion of

those sui ta ble to tract ion engins

Types Tract ion engi ns for specia l uses

Engins t hat may be moved from place to p lace, but t hat remai n in a fixt

posi t i on when wor ln’

ng . If sel fpropel l ing , t he sel fpropulsion is in ci den ta l .

F or fire eng ins and other pum p ing engins see 6 3 1 .64

Theory General

Types, st ructural , etc.

Bet ter clast in If used , l im i ted to discussi on or t hose sui t

Por table engins for specia l purposesH oist i ng . dredging . dr i l l i ng . et c. See also H oist i ng an d convey .

ing machinery ; Fi re engi ns. Dredge;Agri cul tural : threshers, etc.

Stati onary engi nsEngine fixt in posi t ion ; e.g. t hose runn ing factory machi nery . cables. ele

vators. etc. F or managemen t see F or boi l ers see 6 3 1 . 1 84 3 4

Theory and general

Types by use : haul ing, dredgi ng, etc.

F or pumps see F or types clast by engi n mechan ism see 6 3 1 1 6 .

Bet ter cl ast in w i t h on l y reference hereTypes according to characterist ics of engin mechan i sm

or steam di st ribut ionmechan ism ; e.g . compoun d releasing-gear engins rat her t hanEach t ype may be subdivi ded l ike e.g. vert ical

t hrot t l i n g eng i n s

GeneralThrott l ing engi ns

Automat i c shaft governor enginsRel easi ng gear (Corl iss) engi ns Drop cu toffSingl e act i ng engi ns . W est i nghouse or W i l lans t ypeSim pl e engins

Compound engi ns. trip le expansion . etc.


Boi lers F or boi l er p l an ts see 6 3 1 . 1 9

Boil er economy Tests FeedwaterLocomot iv. t ract ion , portableF i retube boi l ers (tubul ar )In ternal l y firedExternal l yW ater tube boi l ers (tubul ous)Flash generators Instan taneous vapor i z i ng boi lersBoi ler constructi on Setting Par tsShel l H eds Tubeeheets Domes Drums

Riveted joi n ts. staying and braci ngInspect ion and cl ean ing parts: man an d hand holes. cl eanouts, coversSet t ing and hangi ngFoundat ions: mason ry , fiues , etc.

W ater gages, floaters. gage gl asses ,warn ing whist l es

Pressure gages. manometers, safet y val veOther : ai r cocks and blowout val vs, z ines, steam col lectors

Steam t ransm i ssion and di st ribut ion Pi pingGeneral ; laws of fl ow. condensation, fr i ctionConnecti ons; mai ns. auxi l iary pi pingValvs Stop . safet y , reduci ng P ressure regul ators

Drai ns and traps Recei vers and distr ibuti ng valvsNonconductors for high. l ow an d med ium temperatures

Joints and cemen ts Expand on joi n tsUti l i zation of exhaust steam See al so 697 5 Steam heat ingSteam boi ler and power plan ts Cen t ra l stat ions

See also hi l ding . Steam heating ; and Boil er , Boil ers in Rela tiv indexArrangement and housi ng of apparatus

Provi sion for en l argemen t

Care and management of steam apparatus

Feedi ngPut here general discussion of feed ing and feedwater appl iances

For separate descr i p t ion of app l iances see 6 3 1 1 9 7Treatment of feed water : puri ficat ion , soften ingScal e preven t ion Incrustat ionInspecti on Tests Ra ting

Engi ns: oi l i ng, packing, adjust i ngDurat ion W ear

Steam p lant accessories Econom ic appurtenancesFeedwater appl ian cesTanks, heaters, econ om i zers , fil ters, pur i fiers , regul ators

Pumps Injectors Return tr aps

Superhea tersCondensers and cool ing towers

Jet con densers

Condenser accessor iesInstrumen tsIndica tors. tachometers. gages. dynamometers.

pyrometers. l ubr icators. etc.


DECIMAL CLASIF ICATIONStat ionary induct ion apparatus

TheoryGeneral types and descr iption

Transformers

Constan t-poten t ial t ran sformers

Meter t ransformers

Auto t ran sformers

Compen sator poten t ial regulators

Reactors or choke coi l s

Electrostat i c apparatus: condensers

D etai ls of elect ri c machinery Par tsArma tures. fiel d cores. etc.

Cen tral stat ion wi ring Cont rol devi cesand swi t chboardsF or meters and mesur ing instrumen ts see

Rheostats and con trol devi ces

Signal devi ces

Barri ers and compartmen ts

Stati on protectiv devi ces (fuzes, l i gh tn ing arresters, etc. )

Processes pecul iar to electr i c machi nery an d ap parat us : e.g. insulat ing .

DECIMAL CLASIF ICATIONElect r ic l ight ing Il lum inati on

Class here works l imi ted to electr ic l ighting .but more general t han any of

the sub‘

heds below . This number is for mat ter d ifi erent iat ing l igh t in gfrom other branches of el ectr ic engi neering . but not for subjects w h ichl ight ing has in common w i th ot her branches. F or generat ion and con t rol

of el ect r ici t y (incl uding cen tral stat ions) see 6 2 2 .3 r . for t ransm i ss ion an d

w i ring see 6 3 1 . for mesuring see 6 3 x.37

F or theory of elect ri c l ight see 53 1 83 El ect ri c l ight ing

Incl uding systems and lamps

General : efi ci ency . cost . et c.

Con an t-current or ser ies systemsConstan t potential or paral l el systems

4-5 Arc l igh ting accordi ng toType of areIf em phasis is on form of curren t . cl ass un der 6 : r .3 sss If ther e

is conflict . preferdi rect curren t

al tern at ing curren tForm of curren tIf em phasi s i s on t ype of arc cl ass'

i n 6 s t .3 3 54

Di rect curren t

open are

open arc

inclosed arc

Fl am ing arcs. Carbi d , Bremer magnet i te. t i tan ium oxi d arcs

Arc l ight ca rbonsF or w el ding see physics an d metal lurgy 66 9

therapeut ic app l icat ions see and 6 s r .39 rs

Incandescen t l ight ingIncl uding l amps and systems

Systems (Edi son 3 wire system)Carbon fi lamen t lamps

Ot her carbon fil amen tsM etal fi lamen t lampsTan ta lumTungstenOsmiumOther metal fi lamen ts

Glowers of other mater ialsNernst l am ps

ENG INEER ING

Elect ric mesurements, meters and test ing

GeneralTarifi s may be clast here. tho bet ter put i n 654

Standards Cal ibrat ion of inst rumen ts

Meters General typesRecording meters. See al so specia l meters. 6a r .aza

P re paymen t meters. See al so special meters. e.g. 6sr .3 1 ss Wat t hour

Speci al meters and mesuremen ts

W hea tstone bri dges. ohmmeters. resistance boxes

Galvanometers . ammet ers. coul ometers. Am pere-hour metersQuan ti ty or work meters W att-hour meters

Power meters W att meters

Phase meters Power-factor meters Synchron izers

Other elect r i c mesur ing inst ruments

F or ot her t han e lectr ic mesuremen ts; e.g. el ectri c t hermometersElect r ic comm uni cat ion : telegrafy , t elefony , wi relessLibrar ies hav too m uch ma ter ial cl ast in 654 to ma les i t pract icame to

abol ish t hat num ber for construct ion an d instrumen ts: but for el ectric

is devel opt here.

F or overbed or un derground l ines see 6s r .3 ros

Tel egra fy Syst ems

W hen systems an d inst rumen ts confli ct . classify according to systems.

F or business admin ist rat ion . w e 654 : for wi reless see 6 sL 3 84

Morse

Con t inen tal

Ph i l l ips (press code)A B C, dia l , needle tel egraf, etc.

A B C

Hand operated code telegrafySimflex

Open ci rcui t

Closed ci rcui t

Dup lex

Difieren t ia l dup lex systems

Steam s dup lex

Polar dup lex

Bridge dup lex systems


ENG INEER ING

Uses of el ectron tubes in radio mesuremen ts

H igh {requency br i dgeU se of heat notes

Decremen t Power loss

Proper t ies of materialsUnder each of fol lowi ng subdivi sions the 0 1

as given under may be used as n eededEl ectr ic insulati ng materials1 1 Lam ina ted 1 2 M ol ded 1 3 Binders

M eta ls

Copper . tungsten etc

Other radio mesuremen ts

M ater ials and equi pmen t

Sources etc

2 Raw material s 4 Tools M achinesLocat ion etc. Divided l i ke

Appl ica t ions

Land travelAutomobi l es

Commun icat ion w i th shipsDist ress signals

See also Protect ion of human l i feGeneral quest ions : radiotelefony on aircraftTransm i t t ing from a ircraftReceivi ng from aircraftTransm i t t ing to

Special methods3 2 Resonan ce 34 Nul l3 H armon ic 35 Subst i tut ion

Frequen cy W ave length

Capaci ty

Inductance

Resistance

Vol tage

EN G INEER IN G

62See al so W ireless tel efony

Party l ine

When 2 and 3 0 r 2 and 4 conflict . 3 or 4 prevai ls

Seri es

Intercommuni cating systems

W i thout cen tral swi tchboardCommon return systems ; sel ect iv at each stat ion

Radial common return systems ; select iv at one stat ion on ly

M anual ; for automati c see

Local bat tery or magn eto systemsCommon battery or cen tral energy systemsM ul t iple swi tchboard systems

Trunking Transfer systemsTrunkingTran sfer systems

Private exchanges

Local bat tery ormagnetoCommon bat tery

A boardsB boardsM ul t iple plug transfer

Swi tchboard parts and accessories


Mi l ls FactoriesENG INEERING

Engineering quest ions afi ect i ng es

tabl ishmen t and conduct of manu

fact uri ng p l an ts. Arrangement of

shops and departmen ts (includingstorehouses. omses. etc.) w i th reference to sequence of p rocesses. econ

omy of power and han dl ing ; also

equi pmen t and in ternal arrangemen tof each shop . See also

65 1 O ifi s methods and equi pmen tma tes

658 Busi ness methods6 59 Advert i sing . etc.

6 1 0 Manufactures: ar ticl es. and

met hods and machines formaki ng themArchi tecture of factories

Engineer ing worksIn is consi derd the disposi

t ion of the ma terial for which thearchi tect const ructs the shel l . t he

assembl ing “

in to a un i t of el emen ts

essen t ial to a great factory. A works

m anger may w ish to keep al l his

notes on his own plant here. incl uding machines and processes for his

special product . but a general l i braryw i th the special means and met hodsof producing t hem .under t he numberfor t he ar t i cle ; e.g . a l i brary woul d

class material on spi ndl es and looms

in 6 77. but t he manager of a wool enmi l l m ight prefer to class t hem in

as an in tegral part of his

p lan t . t ho cl assi ficat ion under the

more sat isfactory in sl l casee

W i th reference to supp l y of raw mater ial . market for fin iaht product .

shi p p ing faci l i t ies. rel at iv cost of freight on ma ter ial or product : e.g. the

m uch grea ter cost of carrying a bulky car t han an equal weight of compact raw m ateria l as a factor i n loca t i ng an automobi le factory

as machi ne accessories ; hours and shi fts consi derd sol el y wi th referenceto effect on out put . F or wages an d other econom i c aspects see 33 1 Capi

tel , l abor and wages; for factory legisla t ion (promot ion and wel fare of

em p loyees) see F or organisat ion of cl er ical force , see 651

Mechan ics and laborersD raft ing room

Arrangemen tEqui pmen tMa terial s an d suppl ies

Methods an d processesOtherWoodworki ng shop

M ay be subdi vi ded l ike 6 2 1 7 1Forge shopMay be subdivi ded l i ke 6 2 1 . 7 1FoundryMay be subdi vi ded l ike

Mach i ne shopMay be subdi vi ded l ike 6 2 1 . 71B last furnaceMay be subdivi ded l ike

Rol l i ng and draw i ng m i l l sMay be subdivided l ike

Patternshop

ENG INEER ING

6 2 H oist ing and conveying machi nery and apparatus

See also H ydraul ic machinery ; Fuel and ash conveyers

M echanical tackle Chain blocks

Power shovel s

Bel t or bucket conveyersBel t : movi ng si dewal ksBucket : escal a tors. movi ng stairsOther conveyers: cash carri ers. etc.Telfers

Other : jacks, etc.Cranes and elevators

Derri cks

-5 may be subdivi ded l ike -5 bywisht : e.g. 3 Steam 4 H ydraul ic s

Travel i ng cranes

Locomot i v cranes

H ydraul i c

F or special purposes

Passenger elevators

F or m ines see

Li fts for smal l objectsCar and guides

Power t ransm i tt ing devices

Con trol devices

Safety

ENG INEERING

62 2 M in i ng engineer ing.See also M in ing pr

‘

oducts; 332-4 1 Coi n

May be subdi vi ded l i ke 6 3 0 and e. g. Societi es. Repor ts,

E xp l orat i on and P rospect i ng

Theory. Ap pl ied G eology, etc.

Prospect ing. Pract ical M ethods.

. 13 M ineral Surveys.

.r4 M ine Surveying.

. 1 5 M agneti c Surveys.

16 Theory Of Faul ts. See sst .87 an d

. 1 7

18

. 19 M in ing Prospectuses. See 353.

2 P racti cal M i n i ng.

Stoping.

Timber ing. M asonry l ining. See also

W orki ng of M i nes. Expl oi tat i on .

Open W orkings.

H ydraul ic M in i ng and Sluicing.

Coal M in ing. Sec

M etal M in ing. Sec and 4 .

W orking Thi ck D eposi ts.Sal t M ining. Sec


ENG INEERING

Breech and fir i ng mechani sms

Breech closing apparatus

BlockWedge

Screw

Fi ri ng p i nSafety apparatus : gas checks. etc.

Sight ing at tachmen tsF or detacht apparatus, see

Backsi gh t , sl iding notch , eyehole , etc.

Moun ts an d carri ages

Field and mount ai n moun ts and carri ages

Fiel d moun ts

Mountain m oun ts

Mach ine gun moun ts

Caissons and l imbersAmm un i t ion chests

Battery carr iages (i . e. tenders)Siege moun ts and carr iages

Siege gun moun ts

H owi tzer moun ts

Mor tar moun ts

Siege carr iages (i . e. tenders)Fort ress, coast and naval moun ts

F or accessor ies sec

Pedestal and p ivot moun ts

D isappear ing moun ts

Mechan i sm of mounts

Checks and transoms

Chassi s and crosshed sl ides

Mechan ism for maneuver ing and going in to battery : wheels ,

Recoi l checking mechan ism Breeching Ven t pl ugRecoi l mechan ism BrakesAutomat ic fri ct i on recoi l checks

Screw brakesPn eumat i c

Devi ces for restori ng guns to firing posi t ion after recoi lPneumat ic recuperators

See also Powder manufacture

Fixt ammun i t ionSee al so 66 2 Pyrotechn ics. exp losivs.matches etc.

Project i l fuzesdetonators

For torpedoes see

War rockets

Petards

Torches

F or powder see

Jacket ed bul l etsProhi bi ted bul l ets: dumdum or expanding ;Those p rohibi ted by H ague conference

Instrumen ts

Sighting apparatus: rear sight . quadrants, elevat ing arcs.

scal es

Range fi nders

ArsenalsSubdivide l ike 62 r .1


Recep t ion . tests. acciden ts

Preservat ion

Magaz i n es

Inspect'

Fun ct ion of comm issions Experimen tati on

Acci den ts Exp losi ons; preven t iv mesures

Acci den ts to arms

Acci den ts to st ructures

Theoret ic an d exper imen tal ; efi ciency of art i l lery system as a

Theory and st rength of guns

In terior bal l i st i csEfl

'

ects of powders ; experimen ts

Exteri or bal l i st i csFi eld and moun tain guns

Siege gun sFort ress. coast and n aval guns

Naval target pract i s

Efi ect of project i lsOn l ivi ng t argets: impact . gases

inan im ate t argets

Earthw orks

Mason ry Concrete

Armor

React ion of moun ts

Rigid rol l i ng m oun t s

sl i di ngTheory of braki ngMechan i ca l l y con t rol d recoi l

Nonrecoi l moun ts

Tract ion of carri ages


630

USEFUL ARTS

Agriculture AgronomySUMM ARY

Protection

635 Garden craps

636 Domesti c an imals

637 Dai ry and dai ry woducts

638 Useful invertebrates raised or exploited

zoologyOnly for general treat ises. Those relat ing to a speeial subject ar clast with

the subject : e. g. chemistry of mi l k 631 .r2 1

Pa iodicals

Soci eti es, clubs, conferencesOfii cial i nsti tutions; governmen t departmen ts

Not under governmen t con trol Coopera tiv agr icul ture

Internati onal (Internati onal i nst i tu te of agri cul ture)Associat i ons divided by coun trySubdivi ded l ike 940—9 99 : 0 . g . French agr icul tura l societ ies

Patrons of H usbandr y. i ncl uding sta te and loca l granges;Farmers al l iance. etc.

Societ ies of limi ted scope ar clast wi th their subjects; 0 . 3 . horse breedersassociat ions

Congresses, conferences. temporary organi zations

Study and teachingFor agricul ture as a school subject see for school gardens seeCol l eges Alfabet ic ; but may be subdivided l i ke 940-999 i f preferdSchools Arranged l i ke .7 1 : col leges

Short courses

Inst i tutes Farmers i nsti tutesCourses in nonagricul tural i nsti tutions

Other i nstructi on

M useums. exhibi tsSpeci al pedagogi cmethods

N ormal train ing classes

Compet i tions. pr izes. etc.

H istory and general local treatmentDivi ded l ike 930-9 99

AGR ICULTU REFinances and accounts Bookkeep ing recordsExpenses

Buying suppl ies Purchases

Wages

Insurance: h il dings, stock. cropSee also Insurance businessFor methods see

For archi tecture. see F arm houses; Outbi ldings

H ouses Dwel l ingsBarns Poul try houses StablesGranar ies Sil os

Other hil dingsFences, wal ls, hedgesRoads. br i dges, etc.

Farm machinery Tools, appl i ances.etc.Care and repa ir of farm machin ery . Catalogs of machinery.etc.D igging tools, machines.etc.

Shovel : prongd shovel For steam shovel secSmal l tools

Trowel. for mason 's trowel see 693. D ibble dibbss or dibbler . 803

also Seeders

F or hay forks. p i tchforks. seeD igging machines

Crow or crowbar

Pick. See also min ing p icks 62 3

Stump extractor or pul l er Stone gatherer

Plows

Common plow ; walking plow ; hand plow

Ri ding plow ; sulky plowDouble p low. double-furrow p low. 2-furrow p lowPower plow


AGR ICULTUREM ethods of plan t mul t ipl ication

Seeds Seedage

Drfll ing. in rows

Planting in hils or separate seeds

Bulbi ls. bulbules or bulblet ; separat ion of smal l from paren t bulb

D ivision or partition of tufted growing plants

Ordinary; each shoot makes one new plan t

See al so

Circumposi tion, potted, aerial , air or Chinese layeringLayering trees and shrubs

vines

Branch or stem cuttings

Shofl cutfingszcuttings of single eye or bud

N urser iesF or nursery catal ogs see

For br idge graft ing , sometimes cal led bark grsft ing. wi th

Selection of stock and scion, afi n i ty

Age and season

M ethods of grafting Scion graft ing

SaddleVeneerBark

In England and France cal l ed crown gra ft ing. see'

and

somet imes used to mean br idge graft ing . see note under

AGRICULTURE

These numbers treat of the mater ial operat ions of harvest inc. Class anyth ina

about a defin it crop under i ts special number ; e. 3 . Wheat crop . See

also for preparat ion of crop for market . for preparat ion of fooddone by the farmer at the presen t day. see the var ious divisions of commerce.

H ay making, stacking, etc.

Reap ing

H arvest ing other special cropsFor cutt ing and tel l ing trees see Forestry

Legumes: peas, beans, etc.

Root crops and tubers

Saps, gums, resins, etc.

Other crops

Packing in baskets, boxes and barrelsTransport

In general l ibrar ies preferabl y clast under 380 or 656

D ry farmi ng D eep soi l cul ture

Electro cul ture

Radio

Sul fate of i ron

N i trates

pSlaughter house refuse. See also Bon e

Tankage

Cotton seed meal . castor beans. pomaoa

For soil condi tions see H ere cl as i ntroduct ion of bacteri a to

improve the so i l D ifi erence is same as between Soi l fert i l i ty andFert i l izers

Subdivided l ike 636 ; e. g. Cow manure


Other grasses

Divi ded l ike Hsclnel inM aydeae

Peanut Arachi s hypogaeaSee also edible seeds

Kidney vetch An thyl l is

Psoraleae

Phaseolsae

D esnwds'

um


These ar pract ical ly al l also clast as vegetables in and .2 and for conven ience of correspondence the same arrangemen t is fol lowd here: dividedl ike and divi ded l ike

Beet Beta vulgarisSee also Sugar beetH al f sugar mangel

M ange] and mangel wurzel

Parsn i p Pasti naca sativa

Potato Solanum tuberosum

Texti l fibers. cordage, plai ting, basket, etc.

For other fibers known as hemp . see Brown and Indian hempar indefin i t . For true Indian hemp sec

Jute Corcham s

Ramie, Ch ina gras Boehmer ia

Bengal . Bombay . Con lranee. false, Konkan. M adras or Sa lsette M p orTravancore flax; also incorrect ly Dekkan or Ambari hemp . Jubbul pore

Kanofi and Gambo hemp . D ekkan hemp also known in market as Bin

l ipatam jute

Canada (or Indian ) hemp Apocynum

Hard fibersM an i la hemp , AbacaN ew Zealand hemp

Sansevier i a

Ananas

DECIMAL CLASIF ICATIONPerfumes, seasonings, etc.

See also

Fl oral : rose. jasm in , violet

H erbal : lavendar , rosemary , geran ium ,

Roots: orris, vet iverBalms and gums: myrrh , benzoinFlavor ing

See al so Condimen ta l and sweet herbs

See also 664.s

See also Condimen tal and sweet herbsPepper P i per

Usually bett er Clast from agr icul tural standpoin t w i th the purpose for wh ichthe oil or p lan t is used

Vegetable dyes, dye plan ts

Usua l ly bet ter clast from agricu l tura l standpoi nt wi th the t ree or p lan t fromSumac Cana igre

M edicinal plan ts

Other


DECIM AL CLASIF ICATION'

Ribaceous frui ts G rosel les Ri bes

Curran ts

Garden or common currant R . rubrum

Black currant

European R . m’

grum

Amer ican R . Amer icanum

Cal iforn ia R . bracteosum

Badalo, M issour i , flower ing or gol den curran t R . aureu 'n

European R . grossulari a

Amer ican R . oxycanthoides

H uckleberry , blueberry , etc.

B lue tangleber ry or dangleberry G 1 ylussaci a frondosaB lack huckl eberry G . resi nosa

Low or dwarf blueberry Vaccim'

um P ennsylvan i cum

Canadian blueberry V. Canadense

Low or pa le blueberry V. vaci l lans

Swamp blueberry, h igh huckleberry V. corymbosum

M iscel laneous bush frui tsJuneberry Amelanchi er

Buffal o berry Lepargyraea argentea Shepherdi a

argen tea

Goum i E laeagnus longipes or mul ti flora

Caraunda Chr ist’

s thorn Car i ssa Carandas

Cranber ry bush , h igh or t ree cranberry Vi burnum

opu lusBarberry Berber i s

E l derberryStrawberry F ragan a

Garden strawber ry , p ine strawber ry F . chi loensi s

H autbois strawberry F . moschata

Alp in and perpetua l strawberry F . vesca

Scar let or Vi rgin ia strawberry F . Vi rgi n i ana

Cranberry Vacci n ium macrocarpum ,etc.

N onwoody or herbl ike frui tsM usaceous frui ts M usa

Banana M usa sapi entum

P lan tain banana, cooking banana, Adam’s fig var . paradi si aca

Pineappl e Ananas sativus

Cactaceous frui ts

Pri ckly pear , tuna Opuntia tuna

Indian fig Opunh‘

a ficus India ;Barbados gooseberry, lemon vine, blad apple Peres/ci a

M iscel laneous herbl ike frui tsCyphomandra ; tree tomato Cyphomandra betacea

Cerirnan M onsters dd i ciosa


Cinerascentse

Vi t is cinerea

Chi cken . fox. frost . possum . raccoon . t rue forest or wi n ter grapeAestival iae

Blue. bunch. chicken. duck-shot. l i tt l e. p igeon. summ er or swamp

Cynthiana. gold-coi n. Norton. Norton ’

s Virgin ia. Onderdonk or

Blue leaf. northern or northern summer grapeVi t is l inw cum i i

H usmann. Jaeger

Labruscoideae

Vi t is Car ibaea de Candol le

Vi t is Cor iawaCal losa or l etha l-l eaf grapeM ustang grape

Earl y Ohio. Eaton. Ecl ipse. Eldorado. H artford. H icks. H osford. Ki ng .Luci l e. Lut ie. M cPike. M oore earl y. Pockl ington . Vergennes. Worden .

W yom ing. W i lmington red 1

H ybr idsAgawam. Amin ia. Barry. Black eagle. Brighton. Bri l l iant. Campbel l

Rebecca. Regal . Requa. Rochester. Rommel . Salem. Seam us.Triumph . Ulster. W i lder . W inchel l . Woodrufi


ForestryThe fol l owi ng expansion is based on the Forestr y cl assifica t ion p repared b y a

commi ttee of the Society of Amen ca n Foresters an d publ ish t i n Journa l of forestry ,

F eb. 1 9 23.2 1 : 1 524 51

TheoryG eneral concept ion , nature and exten t

Classifica t ionValue Importance UsefulnessN omencla ture Term inologyF or discussi on onl y . Dict ionar ies and glossari es ar cl ast under

D i ct ionar i es Cyclopedias

Essays Addresses Lectures

F or general col l ect ions onl y ; i f. ei ther singl y or col l ected . they at on a special

Official organ izat ions G overnmen t departmen ts, etc.

F or experiment sta t ions seeUnoffi cial organ izat ions

H istory and gen era l local t rea tmen t

.909 1 Comparat iv study (nati onal p ract ises) ; .9093—9 divi ded l ike 930—99 9

Forest influence : geophysicOn cl imate

soi l

water resources and stream fl owa

avalan ches

Bet ter clast by gen eral l ibrar ies in 7 1 5Ci ty parks and shade t rees

Relat ion to industriesSubdivi ded by industry l ike 62 0-699 ; e.g. R el a t i on to m i n i ng ;

Rel at ion to paper making. F or i ndust ri es no t i ncl uded i n 6 2 0—699

use .924 1 subdivi ded l i ke mai n class ifica ti on


DECIM AL CLASIF ICATION634-948

React ion of tree aggrega tes to environmen t

Forest types and si te qual i ti esM ethods of study and mapp ing

Clear cutting Clean cutting

groups

Seed tree method

Cutt ing according to age or size

Shelterwood method

Gradual removal . by par t ia l cut t ings. of the shel ter or seed t reesCoppice or sprout method

By an imal s etc.

Salvage cuttings Severance cuttings

Tools and equ ipmen t

Product ion and source

Ext ract ing C leani ng

Test ing

Treatmen t of seed

M ethods


2 or more speci es art i fici al l y combi ned i n stands : e. 3 . pm and oak

Conglomerate forests

Logging

Fi rst aid M edical data

G round skidd ing , snaking and bunching

Power

Steam , electr ici t y or gas

Skidding and aerial t ramways

G ravi ty chutes Timber sl i desH and l ogging

Log sorting G rading

2 Logs 5 Pi l ing

3 Cross ti es 6 Posts

4 Poles 7 M i ne timbersOther lumber : by uses Forest lumber manufactureLumber manufacture i n general . sawd and machined p roducts and

tekni c of use at better clast i n 674

2 Box lumber 7 Chemicuses of forest products

3 Cooperage lumber 72 Charcoal lumber4 Veneering6 Excelsior lumber


635 Garden crops; k i tchen and market garden ingSUMM ARY

.1 Condimenta l and sweet herbs

.8 M ushrooms. t ruffles

Usual l y a field cr0 p . See

Turn ip-rooted cabbageN avew

,French turn ip

Celer iac, turn ip-rooted ~

celery

Carrot

ChicoryBet ter inParsn ip

Sal si fy , oyster plan t , vegetable oysterScol ymus, Span ish sa lsify

Sweet potato, Span ish pota to . batataYam

Give, chive


DECIM AL CLASIF ICA'

I ION

63 53 Season and hour of flowering

Envi ronm en t as related to l igh t

Soi l

2 F or moist soi l s

3 dry

4ari ch

8

G ras and lawn flow ers

G row i ng p l an ts Pot ted p lan ts

In pots, vases, water etc.

In soi l and pots

fiber and vases

VinesFol iage p lan ts, ferns etc.

Bulbs, tubers etc.

W eddi ngs, recep t ions, church servises, etC.

Flower shows Exhi bi tsCut flowers

Weddings, recep t ions, church servi ses.Floral designsFun er al s etc.

Flower shows Exhibi tsSpecial ki nds of gardens

Rock plants Alpine plants

W ater gardens Aquati c plantsLake and brookside p lan tsW oodlan d (wi l d flower) gardens

Other purposes

N urseri es

DECIMAL CLASIF ICATION63 By physi cal effects

Yel low

Roughleavd

Ir ri tant

Under glas

Forcing

DECIMAL CLASIF ICATIONFormat ion of st ock

Races, br eed ing , heredi t y , etc.

Character of herd , flock , colony ,etc.

Species, races, breeds, strai ns ; heredi ty, var iationH erd books, stud books, flock books, etc.

Composi t ion of herd , flock, colonyIncluding notes and art icles about the difi erent kindsM al e

Femal eN euter (of bees)

M ales

Breed ing Reproduct ion

Breeding in and inLine breedi ng. An imals closel y rela ted by blood

Indivi duals of di fieren t speciesM é t i ssageIndivi dua ls of d ifi eren t races

Choice of paren ts

Sexual exci tem en t : heat , rut

Sex con trol

Sexual un ion

Impregna t ion Ster i l i tyFusion of male and fema l e elemen tBirth

IncubatorsH ousingSta l ls, boxstal l s, pens. nestsCare of stables or houses

C leonl iness, beddingCare of an im als

G room ing , cl ipp ing

Special care of youngBroodersCare of feet Shoeing

Care of an im als outdoorsShepher ds, w atch dogs, etc. Protect ion from beast s of p rey ; pumas.

Protect ion from col d : blanketsheat

w ind and ra in

Care of harnesses and accoutermen ts


DECIM AL CLASIF ICATIONCattl e G reater rum inan ts

M ay be divi ded l i ke 0 89 . but for ut i l i zati on use .3 1

UsesSubdivi de l ike See note aboveEngl ish cat tle

Forest cat t le , w i ld whi te , Chi l l inghamBeef breeds

Red shorthorn

H ereford whi tefaced

Sussex

Scotch , W el sh and Ir ish beef breeds

Black W elsh

D ua l purpose breeds

N orfolk

Longhorn (Engl ish )Dishley


Bovi naeClas here general works on bovinae. unl ess mainl y relating to domestic

catt l e. See al so Brahmi n sacred cat tle. sebu ;Bufialo or water bufialo Bubalus

Bhains, mhains. arna, arn i (H indu)Kat he or Karbon (Malay)

Camel : Arabian , Bactr ian ; dromedaryOther camel idae : lama , l lama , alpaca

May be divided l ike 6s6 .ol l but for ut i l ization use .3 1

UsesSubdivide l ike See nets aboveLongwool breeds (coarse wool )

Kent or Romneymarsh

W end eydal e

South Devon er South Dum

Southdown, Sussex, Sussex down

Hm pshhe dowmhnproved flm pshke dowmwntshire bmok.

Dorset down er W est country down

Oxford or Oxfordshire down

M ore 1 859 esld Dom Cotswold

ShrOpshirs down , M erl e common

Clun Forest, W icklow (Ir ish )Kerry H il l (Irish)


Aveyron

Ital ianNeapol itan : long . broad or fat tei ld Bergamasker ; Paduan ; Ital ian or Sar

Span ish breeds M er inos, etc.

Escur ial or Est remadura

Guadaloupe

Pavlar

H un garian

Austral ian

Other European sheep

Russian

Iceland ,

Long tai l , broad or fat t ai l : M acedon ian or Cl emen t ine

M oldavian or H ungar ian



M ay be divi ded l ike x but for ut i l izat ion use .sr

UsesSubdivide l i ke e. g. Canon . See note above

Sussex or SurreyKen t

Scotch grays

German and Dutch breeds

Other

Crevecoeur

H oudan

La Fleche Le M ans Caux

La Bresse,Louhans, Bourg, Bourbourg, Barbezi eux,

Faverol les

Campenes or Camp ines. or Brackel ; Brabant . H uttegen

U se also as general number {or M edi ter ranean breedsPaduan or Pol ish (in England)

DECIMAL CLASIF ICAT l ON

Other fow ls

Amer ican , or N . Ameri can or igi na l or wi l d turkey (mel e

M exican wi l d turkey (melw gr is M exi cana)

Slate or Austrian whi tes (in England)White, or Whi te H ol land (in Amer ica)Black, or Norfolk or black Norfol k (in England)Bourbon red, or Bourbon butternut, or K entucky red

F ezan t

H igh clas toy pigeons

Turbi ts

D ragoon , H orseman

H omers, whi te hom ing, Antwerp

DECIMAL CLA SIF ICATION

Cats

BreedsCats in art See also 1 58 An imal paintins

Other : rabbi ts, guinea figs, elefan ts,637 Dai ry and da i ry products

Econom ics

Sal e pri ce

F at

Lactose, m i lk sugar , lactin ; galact in

H eating

Mi lkm mflk wagona bott leemans



638 U seful invertebrates raised or exp loi tedInver tebra tes whose p roducts at useful for food or manufactures

Divided in general on l in es of 63 1

meadow . G round.

fi res of avian

M arketing

Bee houses, bee cellars. F or h ives see

When not otherwi se provi ded for . Divided l ikeSelect ion : variet ies of bees to buy . Over-stocki ng l oca l i t yFormation of stock

BeesClas here everything on the hi ve bee, excep t sci en t ific works on bees i n general(Ap idae) . which ar clast in

N atural h istory of beesF or di seases and hygi ene see

Swarming p rep arat ion and accomp l ishmen t. Cl uster i ng ; scouts

Food

Queens. Drones. W orkers

BreedingFl ight of queen . Care of young , etc. Brood reari ng

Products of beesNatural history w eW po in t ; for commercia l see 63s.r6—.x7Comb , honey , wax, bee bred . bee gum


Pol len

By special points of vi ew

Divi de l ikeH erbaceous pol l en plantsH oney dew honeyFor honey dew i n the sense of secret ion from l eave and frui t . F or

afid honey , also cald honey dew . see 638.r392

Bee cul ture

General managemen t

M ethods

ToolsHandling or control l ing beesSmoking.smokers, vei ls. st ings and remedies

Summer work : M ay une

M oving beesFixt or single-piece hives

Observati on hivesCell cups; queen cages

H ive clean ing Bee transferal

H ive cl eaning

Comb-hi lding aid

Spring and fal l feedi ng . W atering


H oney and other hive products

Color . taste. sm el

Poisond honey (natural )

F or varieti es of honey see

Test ing

Instal lation Apparatus

By color

Amber

Divided l ikeBy countryWhen divisions 8 and 9 both app ly prefer 8

Al terat ions of honey

Candying on stand i ng

Impuri ti es (natural )

See al so under publ i c bei th

Uses of honeyIn medi cin

As food.

Table sirup . In cooki ng

In manufactur es



Food chem icl y consi derd Food values TablesF or met hods of chemi c anal ysis see for adul terat ions see for

commercial ] preparati on or manufacture see 664 : for physiology of nutr i t ion

see for di etet i cs see

t reats of physiologi c efiect of difi eren t ki nds and quan t i t ies of foodsfrom purel y sci en t ific poi n t of view . wi t hout regard to ben efit or i n juryt reats of food requi remen ts in special con di t ions of age or di sease an d of

the beneficial or in juri ous efi ects of di fferen t kinds of foodst ranslates sci en t ific facts in to fami l iar terms for cook and housekeeper ,

treats of t he requi red amoun t of t he difi eren t const i tuen ts and t hei r p ropor

t ion as found in various foodsOrgan i c food const i tuen ts

Protei ds or n i t rogenous foodsMeat . egs, nuts. legumes , etc. See al so

Carbohydrates or nonn i t rogenous foodsVegetables. cereals , frui ts, sugar See also 6 3 2 .3 96Fats, oi lsSee also

Inorgan ic food const i tuents

W ater

Sa l ts, m i nera l or ash const i tuen ts

An imal and vegetable foodsClas here al so works deal ing bot h w i th food m a ter ia l and i ts p reparat ionSubd ivi ded l ike 63 9 ; e.g. 64 1 .33 Cereals, 64 1 .3 4 Frui tsPrices Relat iv costQua l i ty an d other factors i n buyi ng for t abl eFood preservati on Mar ketsSubdi vi de l i lse 664 (not yet com p leted)F or com mercial methods see Chemi c technol ogy for t rans por ta t ion

see 6 56 (subd ivi si on n ot com p l eted)

Cookery Cook booksGeneral reci pes , specific di rect ions, i n w hatever form (books, cards , etc ) for

Dist inct i on between and in clas cook books and

col l ect ions of reci pes i n w hi ch physiol ogi c and hygi en i c effects of foods ( i ftreated at al l ) a t secondary ; i n 6 1 3 . 2 el se d ietaries and select ion and prepara

tion of food for special systemi c condi t ions, w i t h reci pes subsi diary or wi threci pes and diet about evenl y bal am t : in cl as sci en t ific study of

physiol ogi c effects of various foods, regardl ess of benefit or i n jurySee al so Reci pes pecul iar to spec ial coun t r ies: 64 1 . 6 Cookery of spec ificsubstances ; Cookery by speci fic p rocesses ; Composi t dishes. icesconfec t ionery , beveragesBrekfast

Lun cheon , afternoon tea , supper

D i nner

Econom i c cookery

Special condi t ionsUnder l imi tat ions of age , hol th . ethica l or rel ig ious theori es. etc. ,

Ch i ldren

Inva l i ds and aged H osp i ta l cookery

Eth ica l l im i tat ions

Rel igi ous l im i tat i ons

Seasons and days : Len t, fast days, etc.

Cul ts : Jews, Buddhi sts. etc.

DECIMAL CLASIF ICATION642 Serving Table En tertain i ng

.2

-3

See also 3 9 5 Et iquetB rekfast , lunch , di nner. supper . Men us and servi s

F or tabl es of chemi c const i tuen ts and cal or ies see 6 4 1 1

Refreshmen tsAfternoon tea , sandwi ches. ices. soft dri nks

Camp, picn ic and travel lunchesLists of supp l i es ; sui tabl e food and dishes ; packing and accessori es. F or

reci pes see for cam p cookery see

Private entertainmen t s

Smal l numbersLuncheons, dinners. etc .

Large numbersPubl i c en terta inments banquet s. eat ing ,

see under Publ ic and social customs. F or dini ng room see 6 43 . 4

Toasts Table anecdotes and conversat i on

See al so table tal k in l i terary miscel l anyTable systems for large numbersTable d ’

hote

Ameri can plan

European plan , a la carte

Club : choi ce of combinat ionsH arvard Memoria l ha ll p lan

H arvard un iversi ty p l an of a fixt charge for essen t i al s. and coupons

(al i men tary m i l age) for ext ras

M ixt p lanTabl e d'hote and a l a carte ; table d 'hote an d cl ubLun ch coun ters Cafeter i a

School lunch room s

Managem en t . p r ices , rul es for paymen t , su i table food . freedom of choice , etc

See al so School mea l s

Di rect ions for set t ing tabl e, changi ng courses, etc.

Linen , china , gl as, p l ate , et c. P referabl y cl ast here , t ho poss ible to be con

si derd pa rt of 64s.66 Di ning room furn ishi ngsTable decorat ionSelect i on an d efi ect i v arrangemen t of flowers, colors. l ights. cen terp ieces etc.


644 Heat Light Ven t i lat ionI

F or var iet ies of apparatus and instal lat ion see 69 7 ; for san i tary eng ineer ing

see 628 . 8Firep laces Fami ly harthstoneOpen fire as household inst i tut ion ; men tal i nfluenceSan itary advan tages. See also 749 Ar t ist ic firep lacesPortable heaters: bedwarmers, warming pans, footwarmers

Relat iv cost ; cleanl iness; labor involvd. e.g. haul ing and carry ing wood or coa l

Wood

Oi l , gasol ine, etc.

Systems of l ightingFixtures. fit t ings, accessor ies. Clas here general discussion cover ing fixt uresF or medium alone see forfixtures see 644 .32

See also Chem ic t echnology 665Candles

Oi l

Acetylene

See also Electr ic l ightingOther

Subdivide each. i f wisht . l ike

Table, banquet and p iano l ampsW al l lamps Sconces

M ost material belongs elsewhere : hygi en ic i nfluence of air and l ightsan i tary engineer ing ven t i la t ing apparatus F or advan tages of

firep lacee see 644 . 1s


-97


Indoor servisCook, but l er , w a i t ress , par l or m a i d . l ady

'

s m a i d , chamberma i d . n urse ,

laun dress, furn acem an , etc. F or housekeeper , steward . etc . see 6 4 7 2 1 ; for

outdoor servis see

Ot her emp loyeesEm ergency hel p , househol d regi sters

Servis out side t he house

Coachman , gardener , l aborersW ages H ours DutiesCooperativ and col l ectiv housekeeping

Hotels , cl ubs, apar tm en ts, comm erc ial b i l di n gs, churches an d other publ ic an d

sem i publ i c establ ishmen ts or rooms

See also Ei l di ng l aws; 7 2 8 Residence arch i tectu reTenem ent s

See al so Ten em en t house archi tecture ; H ousing 0 1 l abori ngclasses, incl ud i ng ten emen t house l aws ; 6 1 3 53 H ygien e of tenem en ts

Apartm en t s, flatsSee al so 72 8 . 2 Apar tmen t house archi tecture

Cooper at iv housekeep i ngSee al so for econom i c aspect

H otels ClubsSee also Cl ubhouse archi tecture : l Iot el archi tect ure

Restauran ts, t ea rooms, et c.

See al so 64 2 5 Tabl e syst ems for l arge n umbersPubl i c bi l dings Inst i tut ions

General adm i n ist rat ion and care affect ing bel t h an d conven ien ce of occu

pan ts and publ ic ; jan i tor ’

s dut ies. M ay be subdi vided i f wi sht l i ke 72 5s.e. Adm in i st rat ion of ofifis h i l d i ngs. or i f so close

cl assi ficat ion is preferdSee al so 36 2 H osp i tal s, asyl ums, etc ; 3 65 P risons

648 San i tary precaut ions: laundry , clean ingI

Pri vate , cooperat iv, publ ic. F or other p rocesses of clothes cl ean i ng see

D ry cl ean i ng. F or san i tary precaut ion s see 64 8 . 5 for pests see

Admi n i st rat ion Accoun ts

Col l ect iv: specificat ions and cost . Cl as specific ap p l i ances w i th p rocessesto which they bel ongH and equipment

Power

Suppl iesSoap . starch , bl ui ng , pow ders , reagen ts

W ashi ngRequi remen ts of tem perature , i ngredien ts , etc for dl fi eren t ma teri a l s W ash:ing direct ions

Washing by hand

machi ne

Ti nt ing


650 Communication Businessteaching .8 Col l ections .9 H istory

651 Offis economyIn industries and mercan t il business 65! represen ts the nonproduct iv branch. overbedcharges. See 658 for p roduct iv branch al one of manufactur ing or mercan t i l concern

REFERENCES TO ALLIED SUBJECTS1 Pests

(construction)

Environmen t . 1 Space.2 Equipmen t.5 Records

.7 Correspondence

Ofi s hi ldings and roomsSee also 725 Publ ic hi l dings (archi tecture)Separate hi ldings; rooms in manufacturing hi ldi ngs. i n ofli s hi l di ngs. etc.

Si teW i th reference to space. ai r. l ight . soi l . slope of ground. etc .

Special rooms

Accoun tant

SafetySee Protect i on of human l ife from acciden ts; Safety (underEconom ies)

Part i t ions. coun ters. ledges. gates. stat ionary shelvs

Chairs, stools, set tees

Desks

Furn i tur e for using books, etc.

Fi le cabinets, ver t ical fi lesSee also Storage methods

OtherH atracks. umbrel l a stands. clocks. bul l eti n boards. etc.

651 -34


W orkers

for those having to do wi th product iv branch alone. M ay. i t de

si red. be further divided l ike Tep iee coverd by and

al so by at cl ast in

Grades Ti t les and dut iesOflisers: executiv, director H ed of enterprise

Understudies, deputi esEmployees, routineworkers

Tel efone operators, etc.

Pages, messengers. runners

Pay : salari es, wages, pensi ons

cussion see economies. Remuneration for work

If wisht. may be subdivi ded l ike e. 3 . Wage scalesExtra pay : bonuses, boun t ies. etc. ; Profit ehan’

ng

Pensions (subdivi di ng st i l fur ther l ike i f necessary)

on. emciency ; i . e. ratio of work aceomp l isht to expendi ture of t ime. eflor t .

D isposal of t imeBy those above routine grades: ofi sersand stat

person a l

Record clock

H ours for meals Lunch roomSee al so Special rooms

Speci al work

Even ing

Sunday

Work by hour Overt ime , extra hours

M aking up l ost time

Bfi ect of overstrai n on employees(i (6

Continuous or in instalments



stock and sales records see

Specificat ionsPlans, drawings, maps

Pri nted matter (issued byOrder records and blanks. Pi le of samp les

Employee records

Let ter fil esSee also Arrangemen t

By corresponden tsRules for determining

‘oorreepondents wr i ter or firm. offiser or i nst i

tution. etc. For numeric sistem see

Copies of outgoing l et tersIn books, separa te from lettersCarbond. on back of origina l or on separa te sheet ; rol ler cop ies; filed

wi th let tersTransfer fil es (for storage)

Correspondence, reports, etc.

See also Advert izing

F or papermaking sec 676 ; for history of wri ting materi a l see 652

Bil heds

Postcards

EnvelopsB lanksFor saving letterwrit ing ; e. g. forms for extracts from mi nutes. F or other

Busi nessEngl ish

Defini tness and accuracy ; paragrafing and tabul at ingOpen ing (address) and closing ; postcard styl eInclosures Separate related mat terForm l et ters, automat ic (ansers by key numbers)Interstat notesDirectness.breves. See also Notehand abbreviat ions

See also

Reports

Transm ission and introduct ion


Desirabi l i ty D angers M ethods

Om ission of si l en t letters, vowels etc

Lists of recogni zed abbrevi at ionsAbbrevi at ion si stems N otehand Br ief longhandG rammat ic abbrevi at ions

F or machine shorthand and shor thand machines seeSistems for special purposes

Sistems divi ded by language l ike 40 0

hand sistem may be kep t together by arranging them by Cutter number fororig inal author , fol l owd by lower case in i t ial of surname for author of indi vidual

languages

D ivi ded l ike 4 2 0—499

M ost or al l l i brar ies should clas al l shorthand sistem publ icat ions here

rather than in .5 which at pr imar i ly for use of special ists. All publ icati ons of any sing le shorthand sistem may be clast by form . yet kep t

together . by app l ying the form divisions of 653 .ox after the figuresof the Cutter number ; e.g. Graham shorthand di ct ionary G 76O3

Shorthand sistems clast by structureLibraries shou ld arrange shor thand publ i cat ions al fabet icl y by name of sistem authorunder using .5 onl y for indexing and crosreferences

Not clearl y differen t iated as to fonet ic or grafic structure. Clas sistema under

.6 and .7 as far as app l i cable. regardless of date of publ i ca tionAnci en t , classica l and medi eval shorthand

1 6th and I7th cen tury shorthand

1 8th century shor thand

1 9th (not clear ly clast under .6 or .7)

USEFUL ARTSPractical printing F or Cal ico p ri n t ing see

Drying : hydraul i c pressing, etc.

Stamps, stamping, etc.

F or stenci ls see 652

M ach ines: paging, number ing, etc.

See also Pri nti ng tel egrafs; H and number ing machines; 652 Type

Pr in t ing for bl ind See also Educat ion of bl indH istory of publ ishing and booksel l ing

F or frw dom of press es censorship . see 3 23 ; M ora ls of press

Relat ions to authorsCopyr ight payments. pri ces of mas bought

Cost ofmanufacture

Subscript ion book publ ishing, canvassingPubli shing by governmen ts, inst i tut ions. etc.

Includi ng ethics of copyr ightCopyr ight in other m at ter than booksInternat ional copyr ight

See also s4 1 . 5 In ternational pr ivate law64

656 Transportat ion : rai lroad ing, etc.

Runni ng of trains, tra i n and boat t imetables, luggage and freight handl i ng. l ists of

For mechanical interrela t ions of track and rol l i ng stock see 62 5 . 2

F or reports. governmen t regula t ion , rate schedul es. etc. see 385 _for rai lroads, 386 for

cana l and r iver and 381 for ow an and ai r t ransport

657 Bookkeep ing Accoun ts



Investment of capi tal funds

Surplus and undi vided profits

M ergers Consol ida

t ions

H olding compan ies

Expenses

See al so

Federal taxes

Local taxes

F ranch ize an d l i cense taxes


Power

See also Power p lan ts, steam engineer ing ; Electri c power product ion ; Electric power p lan ts

Power transm i ssionSee also Power transmission , mekanical engineeri ng ; Transmission oi electr ic energy

Servi s equipment Laborsavi ng devi ces

m aterials

TrucksFor convey ing and hoist ing machi nery see

H and conveyers and hoists

Power

Gravi ty

Safety devi ces and equipmen tBetter clast i n Protection of human l ifeFire protect ion and equi pmen t

Bet ter Clast i n Protect ion of human l i feW ater pai ls

Automati c

Chem ic extinguishers

Other

Thisgroup provi des for the economi c aspects. The divisionsar the sameasunder

33 1 and on l y the p rincipal ones at gi ven here ; where desi red (e.g. by those whosionsmay be subdivi ded , as in table for 33 1 , by adding to the figuresfol lowing the decima l point in 33 1 ; e.g. Arbi trat ion . under Economics.under Industrial econom ics, In general l ibraries these top ics atbet ter clast i n 33 1Remunerat ion for work

Labor of ch i l drenwomen

Work under certain unfavorable condi t ionsPauper l abor Cheap foren laborDi fi

'

eren t classes of workers Ski ld and unski ld laborOther questions

DECIMAL GLASIFICATION

Buyi ngmethodsBuying di rect from producer

Buying by m ai l

Prices

Inspection of goods bought

See also Storage faci l i tiesRecords Requi si t ions FormsStockrooms

Storerooms

Express forms

Wrappers


665

667

DECIM AL CLASIF ICATIONOi ls GasesCandl es TorchesAn imal oi ls and fats See also FoodsVegetabl e oi ls and fatsM ineral oi ls : peramu, ozoceri te, asphal tum

Lamps See also Domesti c economy

Other gases

Keram ics G las etc.

G las See also 748 Sta ind glas

EnamelKeram ics See also 738 Pot tery . porcelain

Clay See also Economi c geology

Bricks Ti les See also Bilding mater ials ; 695 . 3 Roofing

Artificial stone See also 69 1 .3 B i ldi ng materia ls

Cements Limes M ortars See also Bi l dina mater ialB leaching, dyeing, etc.

’

See also 698 . 1 H ouse pain t i ng ; 75 1 Fine ar tsVarnishes Pol ish Lacker See also 698 .s Van ishing

Other organ ic chem ic i ndustr iesSoap

G lue

Gums and resins

Essences, perfumery, essential oi l s and ethers, etc.See also Toi letFerti l izers See al so osl .aAgricul ture

Disti l lation : coal tar , etc.


677 Text i ls: flax, cotton , wool , si lk, metal fibers,etc.

This expansion of 677 is on l ines of that of Insti tut In ternational de Bi i Ographi e.

i n Classificat ion Decimal s (ci ted as C D) but some changes hav been made. as

specificl y i ndi cated bel ow . and such d ivisions must be regarded as ten ta tiv t i l

agreemen t isreacht between D C and C DSUM MARY

ar made in p ieces or in great length, includi ng those from artificia l mineral and metal fibers. It therefore includes carpets, tapestr ies, tul l es. l aces, nets, kn i t goods, etc also cords. brai ds. ribbon s and even

w ire fabr ics and metal cloths, but 680 shoul d be consul ted for art icles made from these fabr ics and p roduced wholesal e. e.g . redy-made garments and upholster ies.The group thusconsists of many al l i ed but special industr ies, each of whi ch is caracter i aed by na ture offibers used and for which the same di visions can be emp loyd to speci fy th e sim i lar el emen ts. Under

hav been compi led the general i tiesconcerning these text i l industri es as a whole. i . e. the quest ionscommon to the differen t products and elemen ts establ i sht in the text i l industr ies as defined above . and

Special ly the data relating to general methods of working text i l materi al s and the machines emp loyd.

677.x ar devoted to industriesusual l y termd those of sp inn ingmi l s, includi ng not onl y changing text i lfibers in to yarns sui table for weaving but also the manufacture of fabrics from these yarns. To formthese 4 di visions al l the difl’

eren t text i l mater ial s uzed ar un i ted wi th the 4 ma ter ialswhi ch may be regarded

as typ es of the common manufactures. i .e. flax. cotton . wool and si lk . including w i th each of these wha tever concerns the ma ter ia ls whi ch undergo sim i lar treatmen t or requi re sim i lar methods of manufacture .Under subdivision 1 is p laced the mater ial taken for the rep resen tativ type. this subdiv ision being alway s

deveIOp t as a standard for the simmetf ical developmen t of the subsequen t special subdivi sions for si m ilatIn ar brought together fibers which can not be assim ilated wi th those p recedi ng . as w el as those

special products which they serv to manufacture and which ar obtaind by brai ding or sim i lar p rocesses

rather than by real weaving.

In is brought together everything concern ing manufacture of special fabrics. i .e. cloths or sim i larproductswhich do not en ter into the usual product i on of spinn ing m il s but at more often made by spec ia lm i ls. tho they may uze fibers, the preparat ion of which has been treated i n the preceding sect ion s. H ere

at clast figured and brocaded fabr ics, draper ies, velvets and the vat iua p i le fabrics. fel ts. tapestr ies. Op en

work fabrics, tul les, l aces etc., also kni t goods. nets, tr icots. etc. These ar manufacturing brancheswhich may in a general way use the el emen tary yarns or cloths menti ond i n the previus group s.

In ar group t certain industri es which use text i l fibers. but obta in p roducts other than cloth suchas cords. ropes. trimm ings. and including metal cables and i nsulations for el ectr i c w ires.

is reeervd for industr ies al l i ed wi th or auxil iary to texti l i ndust ries.0 3 Compends

These subdivisions of .0 28 ar incorporated from Classification Decim al e.

but there they direct ly fol l ow thus conflict i ng w i th DC regu l ar form

Spinn ing and twi st ing

Raw mater ia ls

Seconda ry materials


Working of long fibersBy drawi ng frarnes. fly frames, sp inn ing frames. reels

Dyeing , bleaching or t rying yarns

Preparing yarn in bal ls

NumberingflaxyarnsW eaving processes

sti l

on ground and in open air

by industri al processes

wi th cy l inders, w i th scutch blades

Tool s for breaking by hand : Flemish mal l et or arm breaker ,wi th roll ers, Ameri can breaker wi th fluted cyl inders. Ca i l breaker .Tools for hand scutching : scutching board. scutch blade .swi ng l i ngtool , l i tt l e hand scutch, hackl es, flaxdresser

'

s kn i fe. M achinesF or spinn ingSp reders, cutters

Flax industry productsSpinn ing and twisting

M edium warp yarns

Sewin g thred. Yarns i n skei n ; 2 or 3 en ds per package. Yarns inba l l s, boxes. packages, or on bobbinsW eaving

Cloths wi th p la in , square or m ixt weave

Sheet ing , cambr ic, smock l inen , hol land , sui t ings, canvas

H evy cloth , sai l cloth , tarpaul i n

Openwork cl oth , embroi dery canvas, packing cloth

(bur lap ) , fi l ter cl oth or l inen etam in

See al so Openwork fabricsLinen serge, bed t icking , upholster ies, dres goods, etc.

Test ing and accep t ing flax m anufactures



See also Industr y of specia l fabr icsMulberry si lkworm (Bombyx) industryF or subdi visions of a o i s uzed i n C D before the other figures ; e. g.

etc. in sted of etc.

See also Si lkworms

Spinni ng and twi stingReeling Prepar ing raw si lkThrowing Spinn ing and twi st ing Winding and

Manufacture of sewi ng twist ; harden i ng ; cabli ngWeaving

Cal endaring , singeing , shearing , polishing , dressing. gumm ing,

See also Si lk dyeingSi lk from ordi nary si lkworms (Bombyx)

apparatus. W indi ng and

WarpersLooms for figured fabrics. Jacquard looms. templesRoller machines. Apparatus for luster ing. embossing , pri n t ing .

shearing , moiring . Calender Vaucanson

Raw . real d, thrown si lk. Tram . Organz ineSewi ng thred, twisted yarn for hosiery. ply yarn , cordonn et . cabledPure si lk and mi xt fabrics. Mixt fabrics may i f prefard be clast un derTafieta , fioren t ine, marceline, loui sine, fa i lle, foulard , crepe,

de St Maur Virgin ia , royale, or lean t ineF igured tafi eta , pompadour taffeta ,damask.brocade, lampas,si lk droguet , brocatel, st riped si lks, pekins, check pat tern sRep , gros d

’Ecosse, velvet , plush

Calenderd , drest . lusterd. embost . moird

Low grade products and wasteDefect iv. unreelable cocoons. Blaze ; steam waste; frisons; wadding ; flousi lk. fine or twisted. unbl each t or dyed.


Articles of straw joined by bindingThach t roofs and shelters. Mats. Roller curtain sArticles woven from straw

Arti cles of brai ded straw

Rushes industryBands and straps made of rushes

Rice straw (so cald) or wi llow chipsWood wool or pine chips

F or rubber industry in general see.678Other than those in —4Fabr i cs from hair or bristlesF ethers F ether fabri cs

See also Catgut

Figured tafi eta Pompadour taffeta Bromded or

See also

Cloth of goldT rue brocade Appliqué broeade

Rep Gros d’EcosseVelvet Uncut and figured velvets

DECIMAL CLASIF ICATION677-653

Ground : n et or tulle

N eedleM achine

Tul le Tulle pat ternBobbin tulle or ti ssue wi th hexagonal machine made netSpotted netTull e w i th lace on plain netBrussels tulleG renadineIllusi onF or upholstery lace see Trimmi ngs

M esht goods, wi th chain st i tch and knotted st i tchKn i tt ing Kn i tgoods industryBy hand or by machi n e. Clas here works on kn i tti ng as a busi ness. For

hom e kn i tt ing see

Crochet work Crochet laceClas here works on crochet ing asa business. F or home crochet in g see

Clas here works on ta tt ing as a business. F or hom e ta t t ing see

N ets

M esh t t i ssues, wi th knots. Gam e bags, fishnetsGumd gauze (wrongly cald oi lcloth)Common oil cloth ; colord oi lcloth for table covers

Moleskin (imi tat ing lether )

Cordage

H empManufacture of rope yarn , cables. tw ineFlaxSi lk

F or si lk cords for musi c instrumen ts see

WoolJute, phorm ium , spar to and sim i lar materialsH ibiscus bark and simi lar fibers

Banana. palm and pandanus fami li es


DE CIMAL CLASIF ICATIONToys and apparatus wi th automat i c mekan i cal movemen ts

See also Automat ic musi cal instrum en ts

Automatons im i tat ing hum an act ionsAutomat i c animalsComplex toys imi tat ing act ions of persons and an imalsAutomat icmachi nes and apparatusmoving on the groundCarr iages, wagon sAutomat i c animals and apparatus moving in water

Autom at ic an imals and apparatus moving in the ai r

Manufacture of the various in strumen ts uzed in pure and applied sci en ce, to

observ. ascer ta in .mesure or register .may be clast wi th the use of those instrumen tsin 50 0 -6 0 0 or (except those provi ded for under m ay be brough t togetherhere. the speci al kin d of i nstrumen t being i ndi cated by clas number for i ts use .followi ng a colon ; e. g. Manufacture of acoust i c apparatus.Manufacture of surgi cal instrumen ts. Manufacture of farm m achin ery

Apparatus for glas blowingG lasb lowi ng or enameling wi th b low ipe or lamp. See al soSpecia l inst rumen ts may be clast under number for thei r use or may be broughttogether here. and distinguisht by afi xing after a colon the number for use. asnoted under

Opti cal instruments Opfician’s trade

See also 52 2 Pract i cal astronom y. Applicati ons of opt icsAs noted un der manufactur e of instrum en ts may be clast under numberfor their use or may be brought together her e and subdivi ded by colon fol lowdby number for use. e. g. Manufacture of telescopesVar ious ki nds of opt i c i nstrumen ts

Spectacles Eye glassesInstrumen ts for di stance observat ionOpera classes ; spy glasses

Oculist 's glasses; plate glas; mi rrors; pri sms ; lensesFrames and metal partsOptic scr ewSett ing and adjust ing

DECIMAL CLASIF ICATIONCopying and prin t ing pressesH and copying and pr in t ing presses

Copying pressesPrin ting

H and typografic pressesOl d wooden presses; iron presses

Typografic presseswi th pedalsM ekan i cal typografic presses

colorsSpecial presses for var ious kinds of pr in t ing

F or copper plate prin tinga

chromograficpr inting wall paperfabrics

See also Calico prin t ingMachines for stamping, numbering, dat ing, efiacingF or stamping and labelingMoist stamps; dry stam ps. Composing sti cks. Inkpads. InkpadboxesNumberingmachines and stampsDating mach inesDate stamps: movable, perpetua lEffacing and perforatingmachines

Apparatus for telecommun i cat ionMachi nes and apparatus for transmi tt ing a t a di stance signals. wr i ting or

words

See also in engi neeri ng Elect ri c communi cat i on ; i n commun ica t ion 654Telegraf. cables. sign alsF or short di stance transm ission of var ious acoust i c ormekan ical signals

See also in engi neer ing Telefon e i nstrumen ts. i n ofli s economyOral comm un i ca t ionBy comprest air transmi ssionSee also i n eng in eering Compres t ai r t ransm iss ionBy comprest water transm ission

F or fotografic transm ission

preci sionSpecial machi nes may be clast under number for their use or may be b rough ttogether here and dist inguish t by sfii xing after a colon the number for their use.as noted under e. g. Manufacture of lace looms

DECIMAL CLASIF ICATION685 Sadd lery Belt Shoe glove-making ,

etc,

T ravel equipm en tSaddles and harnesses, shoes. and t ravel and camp equipmen t . See also 675 l ether

Anci en t shoes Theater shoes

Ordinary modern shoes of lether and fabr i c

Footw ear and special apparatus for m oving on i ce or snow

Roller skatesSnow shoes SkisSpecial apparatus for moving on the groundSt i lts

See also Orthopedi c appliancesCrutches

Gloves of common lethers

Long lether gloves Even ing gloves Ladies fancygloves, etc.

Furred and lined lether gloves

Stuff. gloves Boxing glovesArmd gloves Gan tletsGloves of woven text i ls, cut and sewed

sil k or woolGloves en t irely woven Kni t gloves of cotton , flax,

wool , si lk etc. Fi let si lk glovesMi t tens Mi t ts


696

699

DECIMAL CLASIF ICATIONPlumbing G as and steam fit t ing, etc.

Plumbing F or pri nciples of san i tat i on see 6 2 8

SteamfittingRivets and riveted jointsRust or calkt jointsOther branchesPlumbing laws See also 6 1 4 Publi c hel thH eat ing and vent i lat ion

See also sani tary engineer ing.628 .s; home econom ics.644 . F or light ing see 62 8. 9

FurnacesH ot water , hi gh and low pressureSteam , high and low pressureF or boi lers. see 6 2 1 1 84 ; for power plan ts, see

Electri c an d other methods

Paint ing G laz ing Paperhanging TapestryPainting on

Distem per and frescoOther modes of protect ion

G lazi ng F or Staind glass see 748

Texti l hangi ngs: tapestryF or tapest ry design. see 745Reli ef work : lin crusta , stampt lother , etc.

Carbi ldingRa i lway and tramway cars, passenger and freight , wi th or w i thout m otors. F or

highway cars see


72 0 Architecture. 1 Theor ies. esthet i cs, archi tecton ics . 2 Compends. manualscyclopedias .4 Essays. lectures .s Period icals .6 Soci et iesstudy. t raini ng. schools of arch i tecture .8 Pol ygrafy. collecti ons

72 I Architectural construct ionFoundations See also bridge engineering. 624 . 1 Foundat ions

Divided like 620 . 1

WoodStone, cemen t , con creteStone, dimension or rubbleCemen t

BrickSand pi les

Cofierdams

Sunken wells: dredging thru wells

DECIMAL CLASIF ICATIONCei lings

F or vaulted cei lings. see 72 1 .4 andWoodStoneBr i ck or t i les wi th ironMetall i c

Doors, metal li cD oors, sash , latt is, screen , etc.

Inclosures of doors and windowsShut ters Blinds Screens

Iron and composi t structuresF or strength of mater i als. see Engineeri ng. 62 0 . 1 !

Iron and stone

Iron and bri ck, t i le, terra cotta Reinforced con crete

72 2 Ancient and Oriental architecture (Pagan)

.6

See als0 571 . 8 Preh istor i c dwellings

.7 Roman See for Roman orders

.8 Grecian Sec for Greek orders

.9


6

60

41

DECIMAL CLASIF ICATIONEcclesiast ic and rel igiousTemplesM osques

Chapels Sunday school bildingsChurchesM onasteries Convents Abbeys

Other : Y. M . C. A. etc.

Educat ional and scient ificSchoolsStudy and reci tation rooms. Not includi ng dormi tory or boarding

Academies Seminaries Boarding schoolsProfessional and technical schools: law, theology,Zoologi c and botani c gardens See also and

M useums H erbariums Sec

Libraries See 0 2 2 Library h i ldings

Residences

Country

Ci ty houses Mansi ons PalacesBetween party walls Stone

(6 Br i ckC‘ a

Sem idetacht , in cludingendhouses in ci tyblocks StoneBr i ckPart lywood

Bri ckBi ldings for secret societi es


F or constructi on of thece forms see 73 :Walls Moldi ngs Corni ses

Piers, colums, pi lasters. pedestalsand the orders

Towers

See also Stereotomy ; Stai rbl lding

See also Mosaic

F or bas rel i ef and figure esrving oee‘

l ao

Carvd cei l ings and vaults

Of external wal ls (in br i ck. stone,


Drawing Decoration DesignFreehand Crayon Sketching from natureCaricatures CartoonsCollect ions on any subject go wi th tha t subject w i th reference from 1 4 :

Perspect iv See alsoArt anatomy Life schoolM athemat ic and scient ific draw ing See 5 1 5

Instruct ion for archi tectura l and other mathemati c drawings. wi th demonst rat ions

( i f any ) subsi di aryTextbooks w i th mathem at ic demonstra t ions in scien t ific order ar bet ter inOrnamental design : woven fabrics, carpets ,

wa l l paper , etc.

Art need lework Fancy workInterior decorat ion D istemper FrescoPolychrome

Staind and iridescent glass r ef lecting . 300 6986

Art ist ic furniture Fireplaces Frames, etc.

PaintingM aterials and methodsCOIOI

’

See also Opt icsEpic M ythic Ideal ist ic see German schoolG enre Sec 7594 Fren ch ; and BelgianRel igious, ecclesiast ic See Ita li an ; and Span ish

See also 246 EcclesiologyH istorical , bat t le scenesPortra i tLandscape and marine St i l l ifeAn imals FlowersVarious schools of paint ingAmeri can

Other schools



Scherzo Allegret to Rondo

Each of following di vi sions is divi ded like e. g.Sona ta minuetsSona ta mi nuets for piano

N octurne Medi tat ion Songs w i thout wordsM arches Pi eces of martial stepOld dances

Par lor dances Quadr i lsWal tzPolkaMazurkaPolonaiseQuadr i lLancers quadr i l

See also Sing ing . dancing and marching games

See also Indoor entertainment

See also Indoor en tertainmen t

Composi t ion of a special kind of musi c is clast wi th tha t kind

Professi on of orchestra leader D irection of orchestras

In terpretat ion of vocal and instrmnen tal musi c

783

DECIMAL CLASIF ICATIOND ramat ic music T heater musicAs an alterna tiv to use of following subdivisions. al l operas etc. may be arranged in

a sing le alfabet by name of composer . or al l grand opera may be so arranged un der

or , wi th this la tter as the general treatmen t for grand opera. an except ion m ay

be made by uzing for Wagner , wi th works under this number ar ranged accord ingto Speci al author tables pr i n ted on last pages after Rela tiv i ndexSelect ions for ei ther voice or instrumen ts may be clast here wi th the origi na l worksor , if preferd. under Song selecti ons, or wi th the difi eren t instrumen tsPolygrafy Collect ionsIncluding collections of ana li ses of and stories from operas by var ious composers.Analises of or stories from several works of a si ngle composer or a si ngle work

at clast wi th the works or work

Opera boufi eF or sacred canta tas see

Parodi esPan tomimes, masks, etc.

Church music Sacred musicSee 245 H ymnology, sacred poetr y , for hym ns alon e ; i f w i th tunes they go i nOrgan ; a4o.7 Evangelist ic use and Eucharist icmusi c ; PublicMusi c for special rel igi ous or denominations may be indi cated by 783 fol lowd bycolon and number for religion or denomina tion ; e. g. 783 3 96 Musi c for Jewishworship, Musi c for Catholi c churchOrgan and orchestral Accompaniment

Communi on servises

Common of the mass: kyrie, glor ia in excelsis, credo,

sanctus, benedi ctus, Agnus D eiProper of the season : ofiertory , gradual , tract , sequence

Len ten and pen i tent ial : Good Fri day , reproachesLi turgi c dramas and myster iesFestivals: Chr istmas. Easter etc.

Anthem Motet Sacred cantataPolyphon i c school. Palestr ina. 1 6th cen tury

Choral e Tune CarolChr istmas carols and popular can t icles


Including those of profes si onal and techn ical schools

Including chi ldren ’

s songs i n generalPreferably clast wi th K mdergar ten s, i n Song s and gamesSociet iesMasonic songs. etc. If purpose of society i s em fasized ra ther than soci ety

i tself clas under 784 .68

.67 Corporat ions and t rades672 6799 Special t radesDivi ded like 6 2 0-699 . F or those not included i n 62 0-699 uze

di vided l ike m ain classifica t ionTopical songs

e . g . temperance. labor , baseba llDivi ded li ke mai n classificati onOther kinds of songsN at ional ai rs, songs and hymns

Patri oti c and poli ti cal songs.mart ia l songsDivided like 93 0—999

Exot i c songs

.8 r may be subdivi ded like e . g . 784 .8 1 3 r Collec t ion of tenor solos.Collec t ion of tenor duets

SolosDuets

Tr ios

ChorusesSubdivi ded likeCollect ions for femal e voi ces

Ar t of musi cal expression

Physiology of voi ce and vocal organsSee also in physi ology Vo ice and speech

H ygiene and vocal gymnast icsSee also Oratory

Performance in concert Choruses



Amusements F or eth ics of amusemen ts. see 1 75

Public entertainm entIncluding summer resor ts. amusemen t parks and museums discust from standpoin t ofpubli c en tertai nmen t

F or wrest li ng and other a thlet ic spor ts see F or customssee 394

Clowns. moun tebanks. jugglers. t ightrope walkers. rope dancers; con juring ,

ven tr i loqui sm . m ini st rel shows

F or pr ivate per form ances see 793 . F or ci rcuses seeConcerts Floral gamesMusi c and poetry compet i t ionsCircusesH ippodrom es. horse shows, cirsensian gam es

Clas here general works on movi ng pictures as en ter ta inm en t. F or fotop lays

see 79 2 . F or moving pi ctures as m ethod of educa t ion sec

M ar ionets . puppets, Punch and Judy

fireworksJousts. greast poles, see-saws, swings. merry-go-rounds. roller coasters. ri nksMenageries Traind an imal sAnimal sports. Comba ts between and against animals: wrest ling bears. bullfigh ts. dog figh ts. bai ti ng badgers. ea t and rat figh ts. cock figh ts , etc.

Traind or tr ick an imals. F or horse racing see for racing other an ima ls.798-8

F or zoologic gardens see 590-7OtherTheater Stage D ramat i c art

F otop lays. See al so 782 Drama ti c musi c; 793 Priva te thea tr i cals. F or archi tecture

of thea ters see for drama t i c li tera ture see appropria te subdivisions under 80 0Passion plays. m i ra cle plays. morali ty plays

Lyri c drama

Musi c hallsSee

Ballet Fai ry scenes ChoreografyOtherIndoor entertai nment Part i esIncludi ng lawn par t ies, etc.

See also 79 2 Thea terSeasonal en tertainmen tsAutum n. Chr istmas, Washi ng ton '

s bi rthday , M ay day

Tableaux CharadesLiving statuary. acted p roverbs, game of caractere

DECIMAL CLASIF ICATION795 Games of chanceI Game of goose. tr icktrack. backgammon . revert ier

Wheel and top games

F or steeplechase, wi th significance of cross-coun try racing . see 798 .45

Games of ski lPiquet . imper ial .é carté . euchre. tr iumf. poker . wh ist. o rn ber .. reversis cr ibbage,Boston . ska t. br idge. auct ion br idge. solo etc.

Gleek. 3 1 . rouge et noir. 30 and 40 . Pope Joan . lansquenet. baccarat . faro.mon te. truth . etc.

Games based on posi t ion and ski lF or fortune-telli ng by cards secOther card games

796 A thletic and outdoor sports and gamesPublic playgrounds and athlet ic fields. F or school games and athlet ics see 371 .74

Essays Addresses Lectures

Divi ded like 930-999See also under KindergartenGames for sm allest chi ldren

F or toys and nursery play seeChi ldren ’

s sand and seashore amusemen ts

Singing. dan cing and marching gam es

Ring games. rounds and dances

See also MusicAct iv games Chasing gam es

Leap frog. somersault. hide and seek. puss i n corner . prisoner 's base. e tc

Aer ial toysKi te flyi ng . aeroplanes. balloons

D E CIMAL CLASIF ICATIONTour ing Climbing Pedestrian ism Camping

Alpin ism Moun ta in climbingGui des: rules and rates

F or insurance of gu ides see Acc i den t insuranceDangers and acci dents : precautions and rul es

F or acciden ts not due to climbing see landsli des.avalanches . freshets. F or malad ies see 6 1 6 Pathology. and 6 1 2

Physiology, Moun ta in sickness. H art disturbancesH emorrhage of arter ies. H emorrhag e of lungs.Vert igo

WoodcrafM an-power locomot iv apparatus80 1e as sportMotor-dr iven vehiclesSolely as a sportSee also for combats w i th animalsOlympic , Greco-Roman w restling

F or rules of dueling see

Foi l and swordSaber

Other athl et ic sportsIce and snow sports Ice carnivals

Ski -lobing Ski jor ing

Ice gamesIce hocky . bandy. cur lin g , ice baseball

100 sportsIce boating. cycling. horse racing


8 1 3

.

LITERATUREAmerican drama

Colonial 1 60 7— 1 776

Warren .MercyGodfrey.Thomas

Tyler . RoyallHi llhouse. James AbrahamIngersoll , Charles JaredMi ddle 1oth century 1 830

—6 1

Boker , George HenryLater 1 9th century 1 861 -4 90 0

Early 2 0 th century 1 90 1

Amer i can fict i onColon ial 1 607

-1 776 _

Brackenr idge, Hugh Henry

N eal. John

Middle 1 9th century 1 830—6 1

Kennedy , John PendletonH awthorne, N athan i elJudd , SylvesterSimms, Wil li am Gi lmore

Stowe, Harri et Beecher

Later 1 9th century 1 86 1-1 90 0Alcot t , Loui sa M ayEggleston , EdwardHowells, Wi lliam D ea nAldr ich , Thomas Bai leyHar te, Francis BretJames , HenryHawthorn e, Jul i anBurnet t . Frances HodgsonEarly soth century 1 90 1

1 72 8-1814

LITERATUREAmerican sat ire and humorColonial 1 60 7-1 776

Ward , N athani elByles, MatherHopki nson , FrancisPeters, Samuel AndrewPost-revolutionary 1 776

— 1 830Story , Isaa cFessenden ,ThomasGreen

Paul di ng, Jam es Ki rkeIrving, Wash ingtonVerplanck, Gul ian Cromm eli n

Middle 1 9th century 1 830—6 1

N eal , Joseph ClayHolmes, Ol iver WendellShelton , Frederi ck Wi lliamShi llaber , B P (M rs Part ington )Saxe, John GodfreyCozzens, Frederi ck SwartoutBrowne, C : F (ArtemusWard)Halibur ton , ThomasChandlerOther sat i rists and humorists

Later roth century 1 861 — 1 90 0

Warner , Cha rles DudleyLocke, D avi d Ross (P V N asby)Burdette, Robert JClemens, S : L (Mark Twain )Carleton , Wi lliamShaw , Hen ry W (Josh B illi ngs)N ye, Edgar Wi lson (B i ll N ye)Bangs, John Kendr ickOther sa t i r ists an d hum orists

Early 2 0 th cen tury 1 90 1

Amer i can m i scel lanyMi ddle 1 9th century 1 830—6 1Thoreau , Hen ry D avi dMi tchell , Donald Grant (Ik Marvel)Later roth century 1 86 1 — 1 90 0


Pri or . Mat thew

Ramsey.Allan

Shenstone, Wi lliamMinor wr i ters

Akensi de.MarkGoldsm i th , Oliver

See al so and

Cowper , Wi lliamMacpherson , JamesWhi te, Henry Ki rkeMinor wri tersWordsworth , Wi lliamColeri dge. Samuel TaylorSouthey. Rober tScott . Si r Wal terMoore. ThomasByron , George Gordon N oel . 6th lordShelley. Percy ByssheMinor w ri tersTennyson , Alfred. xst baronBrowni ng, Eli zabeth Barret tBrown ing. RobertRosset t i , D an te GabrielMorris, Wi lliamSwinburne.Algernon CharlesBri dges, Rober t Seymour


82 2 Engl ish drama

Early Engl i sh 1 066—140 0

1 664- 1 72 1

1 679—1 71 7

1 688—1 744 Sh e-no si n g;1 686-1 758

1 684- 1 765

1 7ooe48

1 72 1-59

1 71 4—63

1 80 0—37'

1 770—1 850

1 772- 1 834

1 774- 1 843

1 779 1 832 See also1 779- 1 852

1 788—1 824

1 792—1 82 2

1 795- 1 82 1


825

82 6

827

LITERATUREEngl iSh oratory F or

‘

speakm'see

Subdivi ded by per iods like 88 1Later 1 8th century 1 745- 1 80 0

Chatham , W i ll iam Pi t t . rst earl of 1 708—78Burke, Edmund 1 729

—97

F ox.Charles James 1 749—1 806

1 751-1 8 1 6 See alsoGrat tan .Henry 1 750-1 820

Pi t t , Wi ll iam 1 759-1 80 6

Engl i sh let tersSubdivi ded by per iods like 82 11 40 0

-1 558Paston let ters

Queen Anne 1 70 2-45Mon tagu , Lady Mary (Pierrepon t ) Wort ley 1 690

-1 762

Chesterfield.Phi li p Dormer Stanhope.4th earl of 1 694-1 773Later 1 8th century 1 745

- 1 80 0

Orford , Horace Walpole, 4th earl ofMon tagu.M rs Elizabeth (Robinson )Engl ish sat ire and humorPre-Eli zabethan 1 40 0

-1 558

Barclay.Alexander 1 475- 1 552

Elizabethan 1 558-1 625Gascoigne, George

Post-Eli zabethan 1 625-1 70 2

Wi ther .GeorgeButler , SamuelMarvell , AndrewD

’

U rfey .ThomasOldham . JohnBrown , ThomasKing , Wi lliamGarth . Si r Samuel

LITERATURE

German l iteraturePhi losofy . 2 Compends .3 Dict ionar ies .4 Essays, lectures and addresses

on German li terature .5 Peri odicals .6 Societ ies .7 Study and teachi ng .8 Collect ions .9 H istoryG erman poetry

.0 2 Dramat ic .0 3 Rom an t ic and epi c .0 4 Lyr i c, ballads .os Di dact i c

.06 Descr i p t iv .0 7 Sa t ir ic and hum orous .08 Collect ions .09 H istory ofBefore the Crusades - 1 1 50

H ddebrandsl iedOtfriedM uspi l l iMiddle h igh 1 1 50

- 1 30 0

N i bel ungen l i ed

Gudrun , an d m inor folk epicsHei nr i ch V0 11 Vel deke - 1 2 0 0 See also

Wolfram von EschenbachGot tfried von StrassburgHartmann von Aue

Walther von der VogelweideU lr i ch von Lich tensteinMinor w ri tersPeriod of decline 1 30 0

—1 51 7H om eck, Ot tokar vonHadamar von LaberHermann von SachsenheimBfiheler , Hans D ie sieben wcisen m i sterKaspar von der Rohn D ar heldcnbuch

D ie H a imonski nderMastersingersM inor wri tersReformation ; new hi gh 1 51 7

- 1 62 5Agr icola , Mar t inWaldis, BurkardAlberus, ErasmusSachs, HansRingwaldt , Bar tholomausRol lenhagen , GeorgAndrea, Johann Valen t inPeriod of imi tation 1 62 5

— 1 750The Si lesian schoolsOp i tz von Boberfel d , Mart inFlemming, Paul

Logan , Fri edr ich vonH ofmannswal dau , Chr i st ian Hofmann von

Zesen , Phi lipp vonBrookes, Barthold Hein ri chBodmer , Johann JakobM inor wr i ters

LITERATUREPostclassi c period 1 830

—56Grabbe , Chr i st ian D iet rich

G r iepenkerl , Wolfgang RobertGri llparzer , FranzB i rch-Pfeifi er , Charlot teMunch-Bell inghausen , E l igius Franz Joseph[Friedrich Halm]Laube , HeinrichHebbel , FriedrichGutzkow , Karl Ferdi nandMinor w r i ters

Later roth century 1 856-1 90 0

Benedix.oJul ius Roderi chMosen thal , Salomon HermannBrachvogel , Albert Emi lGottscha ll , Karl RudolphLindau , PaulMinor wr i ters


G erman fict ionPeriod of imi tation 1 625

— 1 750Buchh oltz , Andrew Heinri chGr immelshausen , Hans Jakob Christofi'

el vonAnselm , Heinri chD er N euc Amadis

Classi c peri od 1 750-1 830

Wieland, Chri stoph Mart inRi ch ter , Jean Paul FriedrichHardenberg , Friedr ich von [N ovalis]H ofimann , Ernst Theodor Wi lhelmLa Mot te Fouque, Friedrich H ; C ;

Minor w ri tersZschokke, Johann Heinri ch Dan iel

Haring, Wi lhelm [W i l ibal d Alexis]Hahn-Hahn , Ida , grafin von

Gerstacker , Friedri ch


DECIMAL CLASIF ICATIONDutch m iscellany

The subdivisionsof 8 show the leading wri ters in other branches ofknowledgeIn classificat ion . books at placed wi th thei r subjects. theology, history, etc.

1 20 0-1 450

Jan van Boendale (Jan de Clerc) Chron i cl es, 1 280-1 3651 700-1 80 0

Simon Sti jl. H istory. 1 73 1-1 804 ; Jan Wagenaar , H istory. 1 709-73

Di vide by form and per iod like 839 3 1 Dutch li teratureDivi de by form like Dutch li terature

Low G erman Platt D eutschOld N orse Icelandi c Faroese

1 200 -1 520

1 N icolaus H ermann i 1 39 1 2 B ishop Tomas 1 443 3 Eri cus Olai1 486 4 Ballads (F ol kvi sor )

1 520-1 640

2 Lauren t ius Petri 1 499-1 573

1 800

1 Per H enrik Ling 1 776-1 839 2 Johan olotWallin 1 779-1 839 3 EsaiasTegner 1 782-1 846 4 Erik Johan Stagnel ius 1 793-1 823 5 Per DanielAmadeus Atterbom 1 790-1 855 6 Kar l Jonas Ludwig Almqvist 1 7931 866 7 Johan Ludw ig Runeberg 1 80 4-77 8 Kar l Vi lhelm Batt lger

1 80 7-79 9 M inor wr i ters

1 640-1 740-1 70 1

1 80 0

2 Bernhard von Beskow 1 796-1 868

4 Johan Kristofer Jolin 1 81 8-84

6 Per Johan Edvard Backst rOm

Age of Dalia 1 740-1 780

1 Jakob H enr ik Mork 1 7 1 4-6 3 2 Jakob Val lenberg 1 746-78

M odern period 1 80 0

1 Sofia Margareta von Knorring 1 797-1 848 2 Magnus Jalsob Crusenstol pe 1 795

-1 865 3 F redr iksBremer 1 80 1-6 5 4 Kar l An ton Wet

terbergh (Onkel Adam ) 1 80 4-89 5 Emi li e Flygare Carlen 1 80 7-92

6 Zakria Topelius 1 8 1 8-98 7 Viktor Rydberg 1 829-9 5 9 Minorwr i ters

1 Clone Petr-i 1 496-1 552Age of Stjernhjelrn 1 640

-1 740

1 Georg Stiernh jelm 1 598-1 672 2 Lars Johansson (Luci dor ) 1 640-743 H aquin Spegel 1 645-1 7 14 4 Israel H olmstrom 1 660-1 708 5 GuanoEurel ius D ah lst jerna 1 66 1-1 709 6 Johan Run ius 1 679-1 7 1 3 7 JacobFrese 1 69 1-1 729 8 Samuel von T ri ewald 1 688-1 743 9 M inor wri ters

Age of Dal in 1 740-80

1 Olof Carel ius 1 758 2 0 108von Dalin 1 708-6 3 3 H edvig CharlottaN ordenflych t 1 71 8-63 4 Anders Odel 1 71 8-73 5 Gustaf Fi lipCrouts 1 729-85 6 Gustaf Fredrik Gyl l enborg 1 73 1-1 80 8 7 Oloi

Bergkl int 1 733-1 80 5 9 Minor wr i tersAgo 01 Gustavus 1 780 -1 800

1 Kar l M ikael Bellman 1 740-1 795 2 Johan H enrik Kel lgren 1 751-05

3 Bengt Lidner 1 757-9 3 4 Johan Gabri el Oxenst ierna 1 750-1 81 8

5 Tomas Thor i ld 1 759-1 80 8 6 Anna Maria Lenngren 1 754-1 81 7

7 Kar l Gustaf a! Leopold 1 756-1 829 8 Frans M ikael F rszén 1 772-1 847

1 520-1 640

1 Johan M essenius 1 579-1 637 2 Magnus Olai Asteropherus -1 6473 Andreas Johannis Pryt z 1 590-1 655

Age of StjemhjelmIsak BarkAge of Gustavus 1 780-1 80 0

1 Kar l Israel H allman 1 732-1 80 0 2 Gustaf 3 (king) 1 746-9 3

3 Olof Kexel 1 748-96 4 Kar l Eval lsson 1 756-1 80 6

M odern per iod1 Johan Berjesson 1 790-1 866

3 August Teodor Blanche 1 8 1 1—68

5 Frans H edberg 1 828-1 90 8

1 84 1—86


1 560-1 700

1 H ieron imus Justesen Ranch 1 539-1 60 7 2 Hana Kristensen Sthen1 544

-1 60 3 3 Peder Jensen H egelund 1 542-1 6 1 4 4 H ana ThomsonStege-1628 5 Jens Louberg 1 663-1 700

Age of H oi berg 1 700-1 750

1 Ludwig H olberg 1 684-1 754

Period of en ligh tenment 1 750-1 80 0

1 Charlotte Dorothea Biehl 1 73 1-88 3 Ole Johan Samsé e 1 759-96

4 Enevold Falsen 1 755-1 80 8 5 Thomas Thaarup 1 749-1 82 1 6 Kr is.

t ian Levin Sander 1 756-1 8 19 7 Olaf Krist i an Olufsen 1 764-1 8278 Peter Andreas H ei berg 1 758- 1 84 1 9 Minor wri tersModern period 1 80 0

1 Casper Johannes Boye 1 79 1-1 853 2 Johan Ludvig H eiherg 1 79 1

1 860 3 H enr ik H ert z 1 798-1 870 4 Thomas Oversloou 1 798-1 873

5 Christ ian Knud Freder ik M olbech 1 82 1-88

Danish fict ionModern per iod 1 80 0

1 Thomasi ne Christ i ne G y l i embourg-Ehrensvard 1 773-1 856 2 SteenSteensen Bli cher 1 782-1 848 3 Chr ist ian Win ther 1 796—1 876 4 Hana

Christian Andersen 1 80 5-75 5 Meyer Aaron Goldschmi dt 1 8 1 9

87 6 H olger D rachmann 1 846-1 90 8

Per iod of enl ightenmen t 1 1 50-1 30 0Rasmus N yerup 1 759-1 839Modem period1 N iels Mathi as Petersen 1 781-1 862 2 Soren Aaby Kierkegaard _

1 813

55 6 Georg Morr is Cohen Branden 1 842

D anish sati re and humor1 750-1 800

1 Peder Magnus T rojel 1 743-96 2 Peder Kofoed T rojel 1 754-84

3 ThomasK ristofier Bruun 1 750-1 834

Subdi vided when n eeded by form and per i od like Dan ish li teratureM odern N orwegi an poetry 1 80 0

H enr ik W ergeland 1 808-45M odern N orwegian drama 1 80 0

H enrik Ibsen 1 828-1 906

M odern Norwegi an fict ion 1 80 0

Bjornst jerne Bjé rnson 1 832-1 9 1 0

1 80 0Johan Sebast ian Cammermeyer W elhaven 1 80 7-73

Thesubdivisionsof 8 shot leading wr i ters in other branches of knowledge.In classificat ion. books ar placed w i th thei r subjects. theology.history .etc.

1 1 0 0 -1 50 0

1 Saxo (Longus) Grammat icus, H istory.-1 208 2 Svend Aagesen.H istory1 500-1 560

1 Krist iern Pedersen (Father of Danish li terature) 1480-1 554 2 Povel

Bliesen , Sermons. 1 480 3 H ans Mikkelsen . Bi ble translation, -1532

4 Peder Piade (Palladi ns) 1 50 3-6 0 5 H enrik Smi th.M edici n ,-1 563

1 560-1 700

H istory : H ans Svan ing 1 508-1 584 Anders Sorensen Vedel 1 542-1 6 16Ar i ld H vi tfeld 1 549-1 609 Klaus Lyskander 1 558-1 623 Ole Worm

1 588-1 654 Peder Resen 1 625—88Theology : N iels H emmingsen 1 51 3-1 60 0 H olger Rosenkrants 1 574

1 642 Jesper Rasmussen Brochmand 1 585-1 652

Science : Tyge Brahe, Astronomy. 1 546—1 60 1 Kaspar Barth olin .

M edi ci n , 1 585-1 629 Thomas Bartholin . Anatomy } 1 6 16-80 OleBorch . M edi r i a , 1 626-9 0 N i els Stensen , Anatomy. 1 638-86 Ole

Rbmer .Astronomy , 1 644-1 71 0

M 0 0 1 H olberg 1 70 0-1 1 50

1 Er ik Pontoppidan. H istory. 1 698-1 764 2 Jacob Langebek. H istory.1 71 0-75 3 Freder ik Kr ist ian E i lschov. Educat ion and P hi lolory.

1 725-50 5 Peder Freder ik Suhm. H i story , 1 728-98

DECIMAL CLASIF ICATION1 8th century 1 71 5

-89

Rancher . Jean An toineChen ier , AndreMarie dePartly. Evariste Desi reDesforges, vi com te deM inor poets

empi re 1 789—1 81 5Lebrun , Ponce Den isEcouchard

Campenon , Francoi s N icolas VincentM i l levoye, Charles Hubert

Beranger , Pierre Jean deDescham ps, Emi leLamart ine, Alphonse M arie Louis de Prat deReboul , JeanVigny, Alfred Victor , comte deMusset . Louis CharlesAl fred de

See also and

Later 1 9th century 1 848—1 90 0Laprade, Pierre Mar in Victor Richard de

Dupon t , PierreBanvi lle, Theodore F aul lain deSully-Prudhomme, Ren é Francois ArmandCoppes, FrancisEdouard Joachim

Ear ly soth century 1 90 1

French drama

Mysteri es and m iraclesAdam de la Halle

Minor dramatists

1 240—86


DECIMAL CLASIF IL‘ATION

1 8th cen tury 1 71 5-89

Alembert , Jean lo Road d'

Revolution and empire 1 789-1 81 5

La H arpe, Jean F rancois de

Couri er de M é ré , Paul Loui sConstituti onal monarchy 1 81 5

-48

Sainte Beuve, Charles Augustin


French oratory Subdivided by per iod mm 34 :

French let ters subdivi ded by per iod. a . 04 :

French sat i re and humor

Roman da Renard Sec and

Deschamps, Eustache 1 320—140 0Renaissance 1 50 0

—1 60 0Marot , Clemen tRabelais, F rancoisAubigne, Theodore Agrippa d ’

Classi c period 1 60 0—1 71 5

Sain t Amant , Marc Antoine GerardScarron , PaulBenserade, Isaac dcBoi leau Despr é aux, N icolasRegnard, Jean Francoi s

1 8th century 1 71 5—89Gresset , Jean Baptiste LouisGi lbert . N icolas Joseph LaurentConst itutional monarchy 1 81 5

-48

Barthelemy, August M arsei lleBarbi er , Henr i Auguste

French m iscel lany Subdivided by per iods


Catalan poetry1 st per iod 1 200-1350Catalonia before 1 1 37 ruled by French coun ts, th en un i ted to Aragon.Language is closely alli ed to Provenca l, in whi ch first poets wrote. M ss

scatterd ; few as yet printed. Li terature begi ns wi th James 1 ( 1 2 1 3-76)

F or Ramon M un taner see

1 Raimon Lull 1 2 25-1 3 1 5 2 F ebler 1 250 9 M inor poets2d per iod 1 350-1 450Im i tat ion of N eo Provenca l , French and Italian , speciall y of Dan te. Pe.

trarch and Boccaccio. Some flashes of origi nali ty. F ra Rocaber t i . Im i tat ion of Dan te

Age of perfection 1 450

F rom 1 6th cen tury, Catalan li terature merged in Spanish . tho some wr i ters

1 March , Ausias -1 46o, greatest of Catalan poets 2 Fenolia, Bernard3 Jacme Roig (satir ic) 4 F arrer 5 Seran 6 Puiol 7 Garci a9 M inor poets

Age of perfectionJoanet M artorel -1 400 . T im » ! lo Bleach . a chiva lri c romance

1 James 1 (The Conqueror) 1 2 1 3-76 2 Desclot . Bernardo 3 M un

taner . Ramon 1 265-1 340 4 X imenes 9 Minor authors2d per iod 1 350-1 450

Prose resists foren influences better than poet ry. Man y phi losofic and

I Tomich 2 Turell 9 Minor wr i ters

DECIMAL CLASIF ICATIONPeriod of decl ine 1585

—1 748From ponti ficate of Sixtus 5. 1 585-90 . to peace of Aix-la-Chapelle. 1 748

1 552-1 637Marini , Giovambat t ista 1 569-1 625

Guidi , AlessandroManfredi , EustachioF rugon i , Carlo InnocenzoAlgarot ti , Francesco

Per iod of renovation 1 748—1 81 4From peace of Air -la-Chapelle. 1 748. to congress of

Pindemon te, Ippoli to

Ari ci .Cesare

Early roth century 1 81 4—59From congress of Vienna . 1 8 1 4 . to war of

Berchet , Giovann iRosset t i , Gabr i elloManzon i , Alessan dro SeeMarchet t i , Giovann iLeopardi , GiacomoRegal di , GiuseppePrat i , Giovann iLater roth century 1 859

-1 90 0From war of Independence. 1 859 . to 1 900

Guoli . Domenico

Guerrini . Olindo

Early 2 0 th centuryI tal ian drama

- 1 375

Period of classi c learning 1 375- 1 492

Bel cari , F eo 1 4 1 0-84

1 454-94 See

Independence. 1 8591 783

— 1 851

1 783-i 854

I7SS— 1 873

1 790-1 852

1 798- 1 837

180 1—50

180 9-83

1 8 1 5—84


DECIMAL CLASIF ICATIONEarly roth century 1 814

—59

Balbo.Cesa re

Terenzio

Later 1oth century 1 859-1 90 0

Cont i , Augusto

Comparetti , DomenicoPanzacchi , Enr ico

Early 2 0 th centuryI tal ian oratory Subdivi ded by periods like 85:I tal ian let tersI tal ian sat ire and humorEarly Italian Age of D ante

- 1 375Gemignano . Folgore da SanChi tarra , Cene dallaPucci , An tonioMinor wr i tersPeriod of classi c learni ngBurchi ello. Domen ico

Age of Leo the Tenth 1 492— 1 542

Polengo, Teofilo (Merlin Cocai ) 149 1-1 544

1 496-1 535

Later 1 6th century 1 542—85

N elli . PietroBeccut i , FrancescoCaporali , CesareM inor wri ters

860

86 1


Spanish l iteraturePhi losofy .2 Compends .3 Dict i onar ies .4 Essays on Span ish l l terature

.s Per iodicals .6 Soci et ies .7 Study and teaching .8 Collecti ons .9 H istorySpan ish poetry

.0 2 Dramatic .0 3 Roman t ic and epic .0 4 Lyr ic. ballads

.06 Descri pt iv .0 7 Sat i r ic and hum orous . 08 Collect ionsEarly Span i sh - 1 369

In 7 1 1 the Visigothic kingdom . founded in the sth cen tury. was overthrown byArabs ; 7 1 1-1 49 2 Arabic per iod or Age of reconquestLi terature began in first half of 1 2 th cen tury. Ear li est poetry. epic ; subjectsnat ional. themeswar and rel igion These wer fol lowd by an erudi te

tendency toward class ic tradi ti on neglect ing nati onal themes and .1 4)which wer however revived toward the cl ose of the period by con t inuedvictori es over Moors under Alfonso 1 1 th. 1 3 1 2

-50 . thereafter react ion again

toward didact ic Under Alfonso theWise. 1 252-84 . a general in tellectua lawaken ing. but leading to greater resul ts in pm e than in poetry . Thru him

( 1 ) Provencal (and Galician ) and (2) Or ien tal influences wer in trodumd. In

Provenca l li terature chief att enti on was gi ven to perfect ion of poet ic form . The

Poems de m io Ci dBerceo , Gonzalo de 1 1 96

—1 2 66Segura de Astorga . Juan Loren zo 1 250

Yafiez Ruy (Cron ica del Rey Alfonso Onceno)Sem Tob , Rabbi 1 350

Age of imi tation 1 369—1 51 6

H enry 2d to Car los xat , Char les sth of Germany. 1 479. Uni on of Cast i le and

Arragon. Under F erdinand and Isabel la al l Spain was brought under one scepter .

Provencal and didact i c tendencies con t inue ; a thi rd elem en t was Italian i nfluence.

1 Provenca l. specially influen tia l at cour t2 Itali an (Dante) or Allegor ic. introduced by Francisco Imper ial. a Genoese. (Mena .

86 1 2 2 )

3 Didact ic. A pfotest against the l tal ian school i n behalf of nat ional l i terary

tradi t ions. (Ayala.Lopez de Ayala . PedroMena , Juan deMendoza. Inigo Lopez de, M arques de

1 398-1 458

M anr ique. Jorge 1 440-79

Los Cancioneros

Los R } Ooll ect lons of poetryRomancero del Cid‘Romances popular poetry. peculiar to Spai n. and generally anonymousperiod of product ion . from ear li est t imes to 1 8th cen tury. Golden Age

during reign of Ferdi nand and Isabella. a grand reawaken i ng coming w i t h

the fall of Granada. 1 492M inor poets

86 2

.2

DECIMAL F LASIF I1 9th century 1 80 0-1 90 0Abdication of Carlos 4th . 1 80 8 ; Joseph rst (Bonaparte) 1 80 8-13 . Ferdi nan d 7threstored. Sal ic law abrogated . open ing succession to daughter Isabella. Car l l stincur-n ot ions (upholding Sali c law ) qucld. Isabella d r iven from throne byresoluti on 1 868 ; 1 870-73 Amadeo (Savoy house) . 1 873. Amadeo abdicates andrepubl ic procl aimd ; monarchy restored w i th Alfonso 1 2 th i n 1 875

Age. t i ll close of F erdinand ’

s re ign.very unfavorable to letters. Under Ca rlos 4 th( 1 788-1 808 ) despoti sm rei n troduwd and revoluti on fol lowd. Policy of Ferdin and7th . aft er rest orati on ( 1 8 1 3 retrograde. An in terregnum i n letters. Fi rstreal awaken ing wi th Esp ronceda Same fluctua tions as i n previousper iod. Roman t i c school in troduced by Zorri lla

1 772-1 857

1 81 0 —42

Zorri l la y M oral . Jose 1 81 7-90

1 8 1 2—84

1 792- 1 86 1

1 80 6—80

Ear ly 2 0th centurySpanish drama

Age of imi tation 1 369—1 51 6Bh dences of exi stence of

‘

myster ies’

but no remainsEnzina. Juan del —1 534

Golden age 1 51 6—1 70 0Drama of this per iod is ch i ef glory of Span ish let ters ; wr i ters show a phenomenalfecundi ty (at 70 Lope had wr i tten 1 500 dramas) . dramas composed bybegi nn ing of 1 8th cen tury. At open ing of period Church tr ied to check development of profane drama. placi ng near ly al l in the Imi ss . Torres N aharro (workspub. 1 5 1 7) and Lope do Rueda (d. 1 567) form transi t ion from preced ing period.

Latter . reput ed father of national theater . Lope de Vega real founder.Drama culmi na tes i n Calderon thereafter decadenceVega Carpi o, Lope Feli x de 1 562

- 1 635

Castro y Belvis.Gui llen de 1 567—1 62 1

Tel ler . Gabriel (Ti rso de Molina . pseud.) (0 1 570-1 648Alarcon y Mendoza . Juan Ruiz de —1 639

Calderon de la Bares. Pedro 1 60 0—8 1

Rojas y Zorr i ll a ,Franci sco de 1 60 7

M oreto y Cabana , Agust in 1 6 1 8—69Minor drama tists1 8th century 1 70 0

-1 80 0Complete decadence of drama i n last years of old monarchy. Revi val i n 1 8th

century. following French classic drama . Culm inates i n M ora t in the youngerOpposi t ion of N a t ional school voi ced i n H uert a (86 1 Discussionsprovoke abundan t product ions. fecundi ty rather t han mer i t caracter i z ing mass

of wr i ters. Comella Per iod of unrest ; old ideas can not be recstabl isht.

new can not be na tural i zed . F or M orat in the elder . see H uerta .

Comella . Luciano Franci sco 1 71 6—79

M orat in . Leandro Fernandez de 1 760—1 828

Cruz. Ramon de la (Ligh t comedies) 1 73 1—95Minor drama t ists

1 9th cen tury 1 80 0 —1 90 0Zorri lla and Rubl rcpresen t

‘

roman t lc'

movemen t in Span ish drama . F or O i l y Zara te. see H ar tsembusch

Mart inez de la Rosa , FranciscoRodriguez Rubi . TomasDroi /mde los Herreros.ManuelM inor drama t ists



876

878


Lat in oratoryF or Cicero

'

s let ters see 876 .x

Phil osofic works See also

Lat in lettersCicero, M arcus Tul l ius F or his other work see 375 4-3754

Latin sati re and humor

H orace Sec

Latin m iscel lany

N epos, Cornel ius

Seneca , Lucius Annaeus See also and ras . é

M edieval and modern LatinSubdivi ded l ike 820 . .x Poet ry .2 D rama .3 F icti on .4 Ea sy.

.6 Let ters .7 Satire and humor .8 M iscel lany .s Oratory


885 Greek oratory

H yper ides

Lycurgus

Minor Greek orators

886 Greek letters

887 Greek sati re and humorF or comed ies of Ari stophanes see

Simonides of Samos

H ipponax

888 Greek m iscel lanyHerodotus

Plato See also P la ton i c phi l osofy

Ar istotl e See al so Aristotel ian phi l osofyOr . if prefard , the works of Plato and Aristot l e maybe put i n and

E sop

Lucian

Pl t ICh See also

889 M ed ieval and modern Greek.1 Poet ry . 3 D rama .3 F ict ion .4 Essays .s Oratory .6 Letters

.1 Sati re and humor .8 M iscel l any890 Li terature of other languages

Subdivided l ike 490 . Phi l ology of other languages. If wisht 1 Poetry ;.

3

Drama . etc. , can be used after t he language number ; e. 3 . Russi an drama i s

H ebrew poetry Bengal i poetry

9 1 1

9 1 2

9 1 3

9 1 4

9 1 5

9 1 6

9 1 7

9 1 8

9 1 9


H istor ic Growth and changes in pol i ticald ivisions, etc.

Subdivi ded l i ke oso-soo

4

M aps, atlases, plans of ci ties, etc.

Subdivi ded l i ke 930-9 99

An tiqui ties, archeology , of special countr iesSee also B ibl i cal ant iqui t ies; Legal an t iqui t ies; S71 Prehistoric arch e

ology ; 930 Ancien t history ; 390 Special customsAntiqui ties of ancient countri esSubdivided l ike 930 . e. g. Em t ian an t iqui ties. An tiqui t ies of coun tr ies

having bot h anci en t and m odern h istory numbers shoul d be cl sst in un l ess

the an t iqui ties rel ate wholly or ma inly to the coun try after i t en tered the modern

per iod

Subdivi ded lace 940—9 99 . e. g. Engl ish an t iqui t ies. See aiso noteunder

Europe -9 1 9 i s subdm ded l i ke 940-909 . Whenever theseAsia exact ly l i ke H istory. The ful l l ist of subheds is

prin ted only under 940—999 . In assigning numbers

Afr ica to travels. use the history tables, i nsert 1 qflcr the

i ni t ial 9 . and move the decima l point ; e. g. Guide

North Amer ica $0 N Y ci ty is stu n . for N .Y . ci ty in history tabl13 974-7!

South Amer i ca

Ocean ia and Polar regions


D E CIM AL CLASIF ICATION

92 9 Genealogy and heraldryI

Registers of births, bapt ism s, m arr iages, deths

N ames of person s and p laces

H eral dry

Peerage, precedence, ti tles honor houses

St John of JerusalemTemplarsTeutoni c kn igh ts

Gar terGolden F leeceH oly Ghost

Peerage Royal houses

Al fabeted by coun t ies

F ur ther subd ivided l oca l l y . i f n eeded. l ike 943-948 . Underan y geografi e d ivisi on 0 1-0 6 m ay be used as sh own above

under

D ivi ded l ike 949 ; coun t ries outsi de Europe at put together i n 9 3 9 . 799

Coats of arms, crests


937 Rome Italy

Conquest of Ital y

Absolute 2 84—476

Barbar ian conquests an d fal l of Western emp ire

Latium , Rome

Apul ia, etc.

938.

Greece

Growth of statesPersian wars Union of Gree ce

Spartan and Theban supremacyRoman conquest of Greece

Byzan ti ne empi re is cl ast

Acaman ia E tol ia Locr is Doris Phocis Ithaca

M o d e r n h i s t o r y

940 EuropeF rom fa l l of the Western emp ir e (Rome) A. D . 476

476- 1 453

80 0 — 1 1 0 0See also F euda l ism (Pol i t ica l science)

Charlemagne 768—8 1 4

Age of chivalry 1 1 0 0 — 1 453To {al l of Eastern emp ire (Constan t inOp le) 1 453

1 096—1 2 70

See a lso church h istory, —.s

i st crusade 1 096 (Peter the H ermi t )2d 1 1 47 (St Bernard)

3d 1 1 90 (Richard Coeur de Lion )4th 1 2 0 2 (Baldw in of F landers)sth 1 2 1 2 (Chi ldren '

s crusade)6th 1 2 1 7 (Capture of Jerusalem)7th 1 2 2 8

8th 1 248 (St Louis)

9th 1 2 70

1 453

Renaissance period 1 453— 1 51 7

Age of the reformation 1 51 7— 1 789

30 years war 1 6 1 8-48

World war 1 9 1 4— 1 9

SUM M ARY OF.3 1 Pol i ti ca l hi story. 32 D i p lomati c history33 G roups 0 f coun tr i es: al l i es an d neutral s

. 34 Indivi dua l coun tr i es

4 M i l i tary h i story4 1 Land op erations

42 Speci a l carnpains and batt l es

44 Ai r war fare4s N ava l h i story46 Ce lebrat i ons, commemoratioms

47 Prisons , h osp i tal s, wel fare work48 Persona l narra tive, secret servi s, propaganda49 Il lustrat ivmateria l


WORLD WAR

CausesCondi t i ons and even tsmen ti on d below ar to be Clast her e on ly when consi derd

di st i nct ly asm uses of the war . otherwise under their own numbers

H istorical, poli tical and di plomatic causesM i li tarism . Imper ialism (300 33 1-03) Pan-Slavism (Sec

Pan-German ism (See 32 7 N ea r East quest ion ,

Congress of Ber lin (See Triple alliance ,

D ual alliance, Tr iple en ten te (See 34 1-2 ) Di ploma t iccrises xst M oroccan cr isis 1 90 5

—6 , annexat ion of Bosn i a

and H erzegovina 1 909 , 2 d M oroccan cr isis 19 1 1 . Balkanla g 1 9 1 2 . Treat ies of Lausanne, 1 9 1 2 ; London , 19 1 3 ;

Bukarest , 191 3 (See 34 1-2 Treafiwfi Cr isis of 1 9 1 4

assassinat ion of Archduke F rancis F erdinand ; ensuing

compli cat ionsSocialism (See Commercial r ivalry. Desi re for

coloni al emp ires: Over-populat ion in Europe, F ood supp ly,Out let for manufactures, Ambi t ion for cultural expansi on

Efforts to preserv or restore peaceSee also Dip lomatic historyProposed : H ague med iat ion by Serbia , con feren ce in

London by Grey, subm ission to H ague tr ib imal by Russia ,

subm ission of problems to the great powers by RussiaBy yearIn 19 14

1 9 1 5

19 1 6

1 91 7

1 9 1 8

By classes of personsD ivi ded l ike ma i n classifi ca t ion ; e. g efi or ts by cl ergy

By coun tryD ivi ded l ike 940—999

Resul ts : terms of peace (See n ote under 940 -3 1 1 )

Treati es and conferences See al so 34 1 4-4

T reaty of Versa il l es. 23 Jun e 1 9 1 9 , between Al l i es an d G erm any:ratifi ed by U S 1 8 Oct . 1 9 2 1

Subsequen t t reat ies and conferences

D efensiv al lian ces between F rance and England , and

between F rance and U S

T reaty of St Germain, 1 7 Oct . 1 9 1 9 , wi th Aust riaN eui lly , 2 7 N ov. 19 1 9 , wi th Bulgar ia

Par is conferen ce 2 4 Jan . 1 92 1

B russels, 2 4 Sep . 1 92 1

Cannes conference 6 Jan . 192 2

Washingt on di sarmamen t con feren ce 6 F eb . 1 92 2Genoa conferen ce 1 0 Ap . 1 92 2

Treaty outcomesReparat ionsChanges in boun dar iesEstabli shmen t of new nat ions

manda tes

Leag of nations Sec

W ORLD WARM i l i tary history

En tente

Teuton al lies, Cen tral powersRecrui tmen t Volun teers Drafts

Clas here general discussions on ly. When relat ing to Spec ia l count ryclas un der

Amer ican negroes Ameri can IndiansC las here gen era l discuss i ons of use of such t roops. F or the ir h istoryas m i l i tary un i ts see

Penal and m al ign mesures

Deporta t ion. confisca t ion , cen sorsh ip

As m i l i tary expedi en t. F or other relat ions see Atrocit ies in Relat ivindex

Land operat ionsF or general works on land Operat ions by specia l coun tries or in Special

loca l i t ies. Clas accoun ts of special cam pa i ns and ba t t les i n 940 4 2—4 3 .

D ivisions of (excep t may . if needed . be furt her subdividedl ike 94 0—9 99 . F or operat ions in specia l loca l i t ies the most importan t

geografic divisions ar broadl y designa ted under

Special branches of servi sUnder which in most Amer ican l ibrar ies w i l take most of thema ter ial of this kin d. is given a book number skeme for the var iousclasses of m i l i tary un i ts. ar usual ly divided geograficl ybefore book number is added, but special servis histories not l im i ted tospecial coun t r ies or groups of En ten te or Cen tral powers may (unl ess .

because of their broad scope, 355-358 is preferd) be clast in

and arranged by book numbers given under e.g . H istory ofcaval ry engagemen ts in Wor ld war H

M i l i tary orgam zat ions of Enten teD ivi ded geograficl y l ike 940

-999 . Under each local division arrange

by book num ber akeme given below . O-X ar general ly subarrangedby number of army, corps. division or regimen t . etc. Wh en th ere at

more than 9 un i ts in a group . 0 must be p refixt to numbers for 1 st 9 ;

otherw ise oth woul d shel y after 8oth. When there ar more than 99

un i ts in a group 0 0 must be p refixt to numbers for 1 st 9. and o to

numbers 1 0—9 9. and in view of difficul ty wh i ch would often be involvdi n determ in i ng whether there wer more th an 99 i t is recommended

that this m ethod be uzed excep t for C Arm ies and D Corps. Special

des ignat ions must be provi ded for unn umberd and pecul iar ly numberdun i ts. M ater ial on uni ts wi th dist inct iv names but w i thout numbers

may be arranged al fabet icl y by name of un i t . General histories of

any branch of servi s of En ten te or Cen tra l powers ( i .e. not l im i ted to

specia l coun try) may be cl ast in for En ten te and for

Cen tral powers. fol l owd di rect ly by book number for specia l serv is.e.g. H istory of cavalry engagemen ts of En ten te forces in Wor ld war

H

WORLD WAR

N Y : Camp M i l ls. M ineola. L I

Wheeler . M acon

M cCle l lan . Ann iston ; Camp

H ouston ; Camp M cArthur.WacoDon iphan. F t Si l l

F remon t. Palo Al to ; Camp

N at ional armyUp ton. Yaphank, L I

M eade.Annapol is JunctionGordon , At lan taAn ton ioTaylor . Louisvi l le

Dodge. Des M oines

F unst 0 n. F t Ri ley

Bd Specia l

Dd7SS Va : Camp Abraham Eust is. Lee Hal l

F t Oglethorpe

759 F la Johnston , Jacksonvi l l e769 Ky :

If it is desired that kind of servis for which these special camps traind bo

ahown in book number this may be done by insert ing after Bd a lower

below ; e.g. Ddr. U 8 training camps for engineers


Europe

F rench front Incl uding genera l West fron tfl

Rum Including general East fron tAfr ica

Campain of 1 9 1 4Belgium Aug. 2-1 1

Belgium Aug. rz—Sep . 27

Aug. 1 2 Batt le of H aelen

Louvai n

occupy Brussels

Aug . 2 2 Germans take Charleroi23 Bat t le of M ons Belgians evacuate N amur

Sep. 3 Germans occupy H irson6

2 7

Belgum Sep . zB-D ec.

Sep .

1 0—1 8 Bri t ish in Lysval l eyII

1 1—Nov. 20 Batt les of F landersOct . 1 1-N ov. 1 7 1 st batt le of Ypres. or

Oct . 1 4 Al l ies occupp res and

1 5 Allies occupy OstendNov. 1 Germans takeWytschaete

and M essines

1 1 Germans take Dixmude


Belgi um Sep. 28-D ec. conti nued

Oct . 1 6-3 1 Batt le of Yser r iver (N ieuport ;Ramscappel le)Dec. 2 8 F rench occupy St Georges, near N ieuport

Northern F rance Aug. 1 0—29

Aug. 1 0 —2 9 Batt le of theArdennesAug. 1 0 F rench and German troops clash

round Longwy, Spincourt , et c.

25—26 Bat t lesof Landrecies, M aroi llesand

Le Cateau

26 Germans take Longwy26-28 Bat t le of the M euse

2 8 Batt les of Signy-l 'Abbaye29 Batt le of Guise

N orthern F rance Aug. so-Sep. 9

Aug. 30 Germans takeAmiens, M on tmedy, Laon andLa Fet e

3 occupy fort ified posi t ion of Condé4 Reims

Northern France Sep. 6—1 7

Sep . 6—1 2 Batt le of the M arne

Sep . 7 Germans begin retreat from the

9 Pooh's decisiv thrust at Les

M arais de St Gond Bat t le of

1 2 German retreat halted on the

Aisne

1 2-1 7 Bat t le of the Aisne

N orthern F rance Sep. 1 3-D ec.

Sep 1 3—2 7 Bat tle of Soissons

Sep . 1 8 Germans bombard Reims3o-Oct . 1 8

Sep 3o-Oct . 8 l st bat tle of Arras

Oct . 3-1 2 Operat ions in Lys valley3—13 Germans take Tourna i ,1 6 Allies occupy Armen t ieres

F rench take Verm ell esBatt le of Ste Genevieve

the T rouée de CharmesN ancy , or Grand Couronné

St M ih iel ; storm l st

outer Verdun fort , Camp des RomainsLe Bois-le-Pré tre F ight ing round

Belfort , Verdun and St M ihiel

WORLD WAR

Campain of 1 9 1 4 con ti nued

Oct . 3 1 Bedouin t r i bes invade Egyp tN ov. 1 2 Turks take El Ar ish

2 0 and Bri t ish clash 30 m i les fromSai d

N orth Central AfricaAug. 7 B ri t ish occupy Lorne, in Togoland

2 6 and F rench conquer TogolandAug. 1 5 Germans take TavetaSep . 1 2 Karungu

N ov. 2 Bri t ish invade German East Afr ica4 defeated at Tanga

N ov. 2 0 Germans UgandaAug. 2 0 Beginn ing of German fai lure in N yassaland

Oct . 1 5 South Afr ica rebels defea ted at Ratedrai

2 7 South Afr ica n sedi t ion spreds ; Gen . De W et

N ov. 4 Br i t ish reverse in South Afr icaDec. 1 G en . De W et captured

Sep . 1 1 Australian exped i t ion si ezes Germ an hed

quarters in German N ew Guinea1 4 Bri ti sh occupy H erber tschoeche in B ismark

Cam pain of 1 9 1 5Belgium

Ap . 1 7 Bri tish take H i ll 602 2—2 7 2d bat t le of Ypres

Ap . 2 2 German success w i th gasJun e 3 Bat t le at H oogeAug . 9 Br i t ish success at N ovge, near Ypres

Northern F rance Jam-F eb.

Jan . 8 Bat t le of Soisson s begi nsNorthern F rance M an -Dec.

M an -Oct . Batt les in ArtoisM ar . 1 0 —1 3 Bat t le of N euve Chapelle

M ar . 1 0 Br i t ish take N euve ChapelleM ay 9

—2 0 Bat tles of Aubers r idge and F estubertM ay 9 At tack on Rue du bois

1 6 Batt le of F estubert begi nsBatt le of Cambrai—St Quen t in F rench

June 6 Allies takemost of the Labyr in th',nor th of Ai sneAllies take N euvi lle—St Vaast

, near

Sep . 25 F rench take Souchez2 5—2 8 Bat t le of Loos


WORLD WARCampain of 1 9 1 5 conti nued

23 Bulgars cros Timok r iver and occupy Prahova6-D ec. 5 Serbia invaded by Austro-Germans

and Bulgars

9—14 Austro-Germans take Belgrade,

Semendria (Semendrevo) and

Pozarevatz

take Egr i-Palanka

1 9—2 2 Bulgars take Vran ia (Vran ja) ,

2 3—2 4

Uzi ce (Uzhi tzeGermans

Germansadvanceat Kruchevatz(Krusevac)

or Yen ibazar )Teuto-Bulgars take M i trovi tsa

Austro-German$ and Bulgars

5—Dec. 1 0 Sal onika (Greece) campain operat ion s

Tho Salonika i s in Greece. these operations at included here.

M ontenegro

Alli es land in Sal on ikaF rench advance into SerbiaBulgars defeat F rench on the

VardarAllies, retreating from Serbia ,fall back on base at Salon ika

6 Germans take Ipek

Dec. 1 5 Italians land in Alban ia2 ! occupy D urazzo

940 4 259


Cam pain of 1 9 1 5 conti nued

Turkey in EuropeF eb. 19 1 5

—Jan . 1 9 16 Gallipoli expedi ti onSee also N aval history of Wor ld war

Ap . 25 Allies land in GallipoliAug.

Aug. 7 N ew Allied army lands in Galli poli

Ap . 1 4 Turks defeated near Basra

Jun e 3 Bri t ish take AmaraJul y 25Sep . 2 8

N ov. 2 2 Ctesiphon30 M esopotamian expedi t ion defeated

south of BagdadDec. 3 Turks besi ege Br it ish at Kut-el-Amara

1 1 Turco-Br i t ish batt leJan . 30 Russ ians take Tabri z from Turks

Dec. 1 7 occupy H amadan2 6 Kashan

Jan . 24 Turks defeated at E l Kantara

Jan . 1 4 Un ion forces occupy Swakopmund , Germ an

Southwest Afr icaF eb. 2 4 Br i t ish South Afr ican forces occupy Garub,

M ay 1 2 Gen . Botha occup ies Windhuk, GermanSouthwest Afr ica

June 2 8 Bri t ish occupy N gaundere, Kamerunpl eted

Campa in of 1 9 1 6

F eb. 8—July 1 8 T ren ch fight ing in Ypres salien tAp . Bri t ish take St Eloi

Northern F rance

July-N ov. Bat t le of the SommeJuly 2—2 8 Bri t ish take F ricourt , Pozieres

Sep . 3—1 8 F rench takeGui llemont , Vermondo

2 6 Allies take Combles and ThiepvalN ov. 7

- 1 2 F rench take Chaulnes and Sai llisel1 2-1 8 Bri t ish drive on theAncreN ov. 1 4

—1 8 Bri t ish take Beaucourt

WORLD WARCampain of 1 9 1 6 conti nued

Alban iaJan . 2 3 Austro-H ungarians occupy Scutar i

25 Austri ans take San Giovanni di M edua

F eb. 2 7 DurazzoTurkey in Europe

Jan . 9 Allies evacuate Gal lipoli

Kon ieh)

Jan. 1 1 -Aug. 24 Russian campain in Armen ia

F eb. 1 6—M ar . 16 Russians take Erzerum ,

M ush , B i tlis and Mama

khatunM ar . 3 1

khatunJuly 1 2khatun

Aug . 8 Russians evacuate Bi t lisand M ush

24

Turkey in Asia M esopotamia

Jan . 8-Dec. 1 3 Bri t ish campain in M esopotamia

Jan . 8 Bri ti sh defeat Turks at El AmaraAp. 5

9 repulst near F elahie

29 surrm der Kut-el-Amara

N ov. 3 1

F eb. 2 7 Russians take KermanshahM ar . 1 9 enter IspahanAug. 1 1 Turks drive Russians from HamadanAp . 23 Turks take QuatiaAug. 3 defeated at Roman i , on Suez canalDec. 2 1 Bri t ish occupy E l Arish, Sinai pen i nsula

2 3 attack Turks at M agdhaba

F eb. 1 8 Allies conquer KamerunSep . 4 Br i t ish take Dare s-Salaam , German East

1 1 Belgians take Tabora German East Afr-ica

Campain of 1 9 1 7

June 7 Batt le of M essines Exp losion of mine

Belsimn June 8-Jnly soJune Dec. 2d batt le of F landers


WORLD WAR

Dec. 26 Chinese defeat Russians at H arbin , M anchuriaDec. 1 Br i t ish complete conquest of German East

AfricaCampain of 1 9 1 8 Belgium and F rance

German ofiensivs Jan -Jul yrst German ofi ensiv: rst phase of battle of Picardy, or

2d batt l e of the 80mme M ar. 2 1-Ap. 6

M ar . 2 1 Germans take M aissemy and Ronssoy ; born

2 2 Germans take Epehy, LeVerguier and Tergn ier23 break thruat St Quent in and M onchy24 take Chauny, Ham and Peronne

25 Bapaume, Barleux, N esle and

26 Germans take Roye

27 and loseAlbert , and takeProyart

3 1 Germans reach the M arne

2d German ofiensiv: 2d phase of battle of Picardy , or

battl e of the Lye Ap. 7—l l ay 26

Germans take M et-vi lle, M essines and

1 2 Germans take Locon1 2—16 Bri t ish wi thdraw from Pawchendaele r idge,

Wytschaete24 Br i t ish retake Vi llers-Bretonneux2 6 Germans take M ont Kemrnel

M ay 1 2 F rench retake H i ll 443d (or Aisne and M arne) German ofi enaiv M ay 27June 8M ay 2 7 Germans crosVesl e r iver at F ismes

29 Germans Sofi ons Allies abandonJune 3 F rench retake Choisy

4 Germans dr iven back across the M ar-ne

6 Al l ies take Bouresches

7 N eui lly-la-Poter ie


Campain of 1 9 1 8 Belgium and F rance

or battle for

June 9 Germans reach M areui l1 0 Amer icanstakeBelleauwood Germans takeBelloy, M ery and St M aur

1 1 F rench abandon Carlepon t wood and Ourscampfores tJuly 1 Amer i cans take Beau Repai re farm , Berzy-le

4 Allies take H amel and Vaivre wood8- 1 1 Bri t ish vict or ies in P icardy

sth German ofi ensiv: 2d battle of the M arne July 1 5—18Campain of 1 9 1 8 Belgi um and F rance Al l ied

ofien siv : rst per iod July 1 8—Sep . 2 4

M arne sali ent July 1 8—Aug. 4July 1 8 Amer icans take Torcy

1 9 Germans begin ret rea t across the M arne

Bri t ish take M eteren

and Jaulgonne23 F rench take Aubvi llers, M ai lly-Raineval andSauvi llers

24 Amer i cans retain Epieds

July 2 5 Alli es take Coincy F rench take H i ll 14 1

27 Amer icans reach the Ourcq2 8 Allies cros the Ourcq2 9 take F é re-en-Tardenois Amer icans

take H i ll 23030 Ameri cans take Sergy and Ser inges

Aug. 1 All i es Cramoisel l e F ranco-Amer i2 Allies take Vi lle-en-Tardenois, Coulonges,Gueux and Thi llois F ren ch occupy Soissons

Somme sali ent Aug. 5-Sep. 1 2

Aug. 8—2 5 Al ber t-M ontdi dier salien t Batt le of

Ami ensAug. 1 0 All ies take Chi pi lly ri dge, Lihons,

1 1 Allies take Proyart13 F rench Canny-sur-M etz

14 Ri becour t1 5 Canadians Damery and Parvi llers19 F rench Le H amel

940 -436


Campain of 1 9 1 8 Belgium and F rance

ofiensiv : 2d per iod Sep . 2 5—N ov. 1 1

Argonne-M euse ofi em iv: 1 st phase Sep. as-Oct . 1 0

Sep . 26 Amer icans smash H indenburg line in the

Argonne ; take Cheppy, Gercourt , Varennesand M ontfaucon ; advan ce at G uicy

2 7—2 8 Ameri cans take Exermont , Ivoiry, Epinon

vi lle, Charpen try, Very, M archevi lle and

All ies take Poelcapel le F rench takeChemi n des D am es, F or t M al ma ison and

Amer icans take Brieulles-sur-M euse

Belgians take D i xmude

Apremont

Argonne-M euse ofi ensiv: 1 81: phase conti nued Sep . 26

Oct. 1 0

Sep. 27 Amer icans cros Canal du N ord

2 8 take Marcoing,F 0 n taine-N otre-D ame,

Can taing and Noyel l es

30

Oct . 2

9 Cambrai1 0 Le Cateau and St Souplet

Argonne-M euse ofi ensiv: 2d phase Oct. 1—3 1

Oct . 2 Belgians take H andzaeme and H ooglede

take GesnesBr imon t fortBerry-au-Bac and St Et ienne

Bran court , Chatel-Cl éhé ry,

Argonn e-M euse offensiv: 2d phase conti nued Oct . 1 0—1 7

Oct . 1 1 Amer icans take Vaux-Andigny1 2 F rench Vouziers1 3

encoun ter K r iemhi lde line ; take St Juvin



Cologne

Seealso

Events of 1 91 5

Jam-Dec. German rai ds on EnglandF eb. 1 2 Br i t ish ai rcraft rai d Belgian coast

June 1 2 Italian aviators dest roy arsenal at PolaSee also 940 4 348

Oct D ec.

Events of 1 9 1 6

Batt les of Verdun See also

Jan . 2 9-31 England raided by zeppelin and airp lanes

Bukares t

rst general air batt le of the warSee al so 940 4 2 72

Events of 1 9 1 7

Ap . 7 Air batt le over H i ndenburg lineSee also

24 2d bat t le of Arras See 3180 940 4 35

M ay 1 8 Batt le in the Adr iat ic See al so

Jul y 2 8 Germans rai d Par is

Oct . 1 London

2 0

2 3—2 6 F rench aviators fight 6 1 1 aer ial engagements

See also

Dec. 27 Engagemen t on Italian frontSee also 940-4334

Organi zed rai dsOn EnglandGerm anyF rance

Air servis basesEvents of 1 9 1 4

Aug. 30 German raids on Par is

Oct . 8 Br i t ish attack Dusseldorf andD ec. 2 4 German air raid on England


Bri t ish victory in North Sea, 0 6 Dogger

See also

M ay 7 Lusi tan ia sunk by German submar inPreferab ly clast in

June 2 Br i t ish on T igr is secure surrender of Kut-el .

Sep . 24 Br i t ish bombard ZeebruggeAllies Bulgarian coast

Even ts of 1 9 1 6

Aug . 9 Italians take Gor izia See also

Events of 1 9 1 7M ay 1 4

—1 8 Bat tle in the Adr iat ic See also

Oct . 1 8

Events of 1 9 1 8Jan . 20 Bri t ish bombard Ostend

des t royd

1 5-1 7 Bri t ish warshi ps en ter Ostend See also

N aval history of special coun tri es D ivided l i ke 940-999

societ ies of th is war . see

GeneraL of the war or a coun try'

s part in i t ; but ch smemor ials oi l

Rol ls of honor Lists of ded D ivided l ike 940-999Pr isons H osp i tals Chari t ies

D ivi ded l ike 940-999 and including i nternment camps

M edi cal departmen t : surgeons, nurses See also 6 1 6 and on

By country in which located D ivided l ike 940 -999‘C u

maintaimng’


.3 1 F orfar .32 Perth .33 F i fe .34 Kinross Clack.

mannan .36 Sterling .37 D umbarton .38 Argyll .39 Bute

Ireland51 Early history

Conquest by H enry 2Plan tagenetLancaster and YorkTudors

Stuarts

Closing wi th treaty of Limeri ck

1 69 1-1 80 1

Closing wi th the un ion58 1 9th cen tury 1 80 1-190 0

59 1

Governmen t of Ireland act , 1 92 0

N orthern IrelandIri sh F ree Sta te act , 1 92 2Iri sh F ree State 1 92 2

Geografic divisions of Ireland

.6 1 An t .62 Londonderry .63 Donegal .64 Tyrone

.65 Down .66 Armagh .67 M onaghan .68 F ermanagh

.69 Cavan

Connaught

.71 Lei trim .72 Sl igo .73 M ayo .74 Galway .75 Ros

common

.81 Longford.83 D ublin.87 Queen ’

s co.

M unster

.9 1 Waterford .92 Tipperary .93 Clare .94 Limerick

.95 Cork .96 Kerry942 England Including works on G reat Bri ta in

F or special ly minute work the 6t h figure printed for each soveren may be used ; e. 3H enry 7 is

B e 0 0 55.A0 D 0 1 0“Prehistori c, Roman . Bri tish , D ani sh

1 Wi lliam 1 1 066-87 2 Wi l liam 2 1 087-1 1 00

1 1 00-35 4 Stephen 1 135-54

1 H enry 2 1 154—89 2 Richard 1 1 1 89-99 3 John 1 1 99

—1 2 1 6

4 H enry 3 1 2 1 6—72 5 Edward 1 1 272-1307 6 Edward 2

1307-2 7 7 Edward 3 1327

-77 8 Richard 2 1377-99


945

H ISTORY

Champagne Il e de F rance Lorraine

.3 1 Ardennes .32 M arne .33 1 Aube .332 H aute Marne

34 Ile de F rance: Aisne .35 Oise .36 Sei ne et Oi se, Par i s

.37 Seine et M arne .38 Lorraine (Al sace-Lorrai ne) :

.381 M euse .382 M eurthe et M oselle .383 Alsace (But

use .38 for Alsace and Lorraine together) See also 90 4 4-4 5

.39 VosgesBurgundy F ranche Comt é Savoy

.4 1 Yonn e .42 COte d'

Or .43 Saone et Loire .44 Ain

.45 F ranche Comté : Haute Saone, Bel fort .46 Doubs .47 Jura

.48 Savoy: Savoie .49 H aute SavoieOrleans, etc. Auvergne

.51 Eure et Loir .52 Loiret .53 Loir et Cher .54 Tom-sineIndre et Lo ir .55Berry .551 Indre .552 Cher .56 N i

vernai s: N i é vre .57 Bourbonnai s: All ier .58 Lyonnai s.58 1 Loi re .582 Rhé ne .59 Auvergne .59 1 Puy de Dome

.592 Can tal

.62 Dew : Sé vres .63 Vienne .64 Charen te.65 Charen te .66 Limousin : H aute Vienne.68 M arche: Creuse

.71 Gi ronde .72 Dordogne .73 Lot .74 Aveyron .75 Tarn

et Garonn e .76 Lot et Garonn e .77 Gascony .771 Get s

.772 Landes .78 H autes Pyrenees .79 Beam : Basses

.8 1 H aute Loi re, Lozere .82 Ardeche .83 Gard .84 Heraul t

.85 Tarn .86 H aute Garonne .87 Aude .88 F oix: Ar iege.89 Pyrenees Orientales

.91 Bouches du t ne .92 Vaucluse .93 Var .94 AlpesM ari t im es .949 M onaco ,

M onte Carlo .95 Basses Alpes.96 D auphiny .97 H autesAl pes .98 D rome .99 Isere

ItalyGothic an d Lombard kingdomsF ranki sh emperorsGerman emperors

H ildebrand and papal sup remacyAge of the communes 1 1 0 0-1 300

F ree ci t ies Stri fes of Guelphs and GhibelinesAge of the despots 1 30 0

-1 492

Age of invasions 1 492- 1 527

Spanish-Austrian ascendancy 1 52 7— 1 796

Struggle for indepen dence 1 796-1 870

Victor Emmanuel 2 , Cavour , Gar ibaldiUn i ted Italy 1 870

Victor Emmanuel 2 - 1 878 ; H umbert 1 878—1 90 0 ; V ictor Emmanuel 31900

H ISTORY

947 U n ion of Social ist Soviet Republ ics(Russia)

862 - 1 237

1 237-1 463

Civi l warsIvan 3—Ivan 5 1462-1 689

Or igi n of serfdomPeter the Grea t 1689

-1 725Wars wi th Sweden and TurkeyCatharine 1—Ca tharine 2 1 72 5

—96

Part i t ion of PolandPaul 1—N icholas 1 1 796

—1 855W ar wi th N apoleonInsurrect ion of PolandCrimean war See also

Alexander 2Emancipat ion of the serfs

19 1 7

N orthern G reat Russia

Archangel , Vologda , Olonetz , N ovgorod

Bal tic provinces Ingria (Ingerman land)Courland , Livonia.Esthonia, Leni ngrad (Petrogr ad , St Petersburg)

Russian Poland

Part ly restored to Poland by peace of Versai lles 1 9 1 9. Li thuani a

949

H ISTORY

Other countr ies of Europe0 1 Commonwel th —1 264 0 2 M edieval ism 1 264-1 551 03 Ah

solute rule, D ecay 1 551 -1 848 04 M odern Iceland 1 848

N etherlands

0 1 Early history -1 477 0 2 Austrian dominion 1 477-1 566

0 3 Wars for independence 1 566—1 648 04 Age of prosperi ty1 648-1 795 0 5 Revolutionary 1 795-1 830 06 roth cen tury1 830

-1 90 0 0 7 2 0 th cen tury 1 90 1

Swi tzerland

0 1 Early history -13001 648-1 789 0 5 Period of revolution 1 789-1 815 06 roth cen

tury 1 815-1 90 0 0 7 2 0 th cen tury 1 90 1Byzan tine empire and modern Greece

0 1 Greek revival 323—71 6

Constan t ine the great-Theodosi us 371 6-1 0 57

Leo 3-M ichael 6

0 3 Byzantine decline 1 0 57- 1 2 04Isaac 1-La tin conquest of Constan t inople

04 Greek survival 1 2 04- 1 453

Constan t inople taken by the Turks, 14530 5 Turkish power 1 453

—1 82 1

06 Greek independence 1 82 1

Turkey in Europe Bal kan states .6 1 Constant inopleAl so works i ncl udi ng Turkey in Asia to 1 93 0

In addi t ion to Serbia and M on tenegro, Jugodavia (Ki ngdom of the Serbs.

Croats and Sl ovenes, establ i sht in 1 9 1 8) includes Dalmat ia Sl avon iaCroat ia M a H erzegovina and Sl oven ia

Includes al so Bessarab ia added in M ar. 1 9 1 8, Bukowina Nov.

1 9 1 8, and Transylvan ia Dec. 1 9 1 8


H ISTORY1 868

M ei ji period Emperor M utsuhito (1 867—1 91 2 ) 1 868-1 91 2

Satsuma revolt 1 877Chino-Japanese war 1 894

—95

Causes

Relat ions of special classes to the war

M onuments, memor ial s etc

M ay , i f needed. be fur ther subdivi ded l ike

Subdivided l ike F or special col lect ions; but most

Russo-Japanese war 1 90 4—5Subdivi ded l ike

1 91 2-26

World war 1 91 4—1 9Better clast in 94o.3—4 but if loep t her e may be mbdivided so far es

H ISTORY

F or Oki nawa see

.2 1 N agasaki .2 1 1 Tsushima .2 13 Iki .2 14 Goto

.2 16 N agasaki (ci ty) .2 2 H ishu .2 2 1 Saga , H i zen .2 25Kumamoto, H igo .24 F ukuoka .24 1 Chi kugo .2 45

Chikuzen .25 Oi ta .2 51 Enzen .2 55 Bungo .2 7

M iyazaki , H yuga .29 Kagoshima .29 1 Osumi .295

Satsuma

Shikoku N ankaidoN ankai do includes also Kii and Awaj i

.3 1 Kochi , Tosa .34 Tokushima , Awa .36 Kagawa , Sanuki

.38 Ehime, IyoH okkaido Yezo

F or Karafuto see for Chishima see

.4 1 Oshi ma .4 1 1 Hakodate .4 1 5 H i yama .42 Shir lbeshi

.42 1 Otam .43 Iburi , M uroran .44 H idaka , Urakawa

.45 Ishikar i .451 Sapporo .455 Sorachi .46 Tokachi ,Kasai Kushi ro .475 N ernuro .48 Ki tami .481

RumoeF or Russian Saghal ien see 957. U ze 957 for general works on Saghal ien

Ogasawar a Bon in i l ands

may be un d as general num ber . also for works on Taiwan

before 1 895. or . if p referd , al l ma terial on Taiwan may be Inept

together on ei ther number

.91 Taihoku .9 1 5 Giran .92 Karenko .94 Tai bo

.947 Botel Tobago i lands, Koto Sho .95 Takao .955Ako

.97 Tai nan .975 Kagi .978 Boko , Pescadores .98

Taichu .985 N anto .99 Shinchiku .995 Toen

960

96 1

H ISTORY

Afri caSUMM ARY

North Al r lea

Ra nt

Abyu lnh

M orocco

Alger ia

North Cen tral AfricaSouth Central AfricaSouth Africa

North Afr icaTun is sq . mi .

F rench protectorate 1 88 1

sq . m i .

Annext to Italy 1 9 1 1

Oasis of Ghadames. Syr tis

F ezzan sq . m i .

Cases of Ghat and M nrznk

Cyrenai w or Barka Bengazi

Eastern sd belongs to Egyp t

sq .mi . Cul tivated and sett l ed area.N il e val ley and del ta. agn i .

Extends beyond Ca iro. about 30° N .

. 1 1 Behei ra : Alexandria . 1 2 Gharbiya . 13 D aqah l tya

D ami et ta . 1 4 M en t‘

l fiya . 1 5 Sharq tya : Port Sai d , Isma i la ,

Suez . 1 6 Qalyubiya : Cai ro , H eliopolisExtends from Cairo. 30

° N .. to Assiut , about 2 7° N .

.2 1 G iza : Gizeh , M emphis .2 3 F aiyum .25 Ben i-Suef

.2 6 M inya .2 8 Asyfit : Assiut

Extends from Aasiut . 2 7° N nearly to W adi Hal fa. 2 2 ° N .

.3 1 Girga .33 Qena zD endera , Luxor , Kamak, Thebes

.36 Ast Assuan , E lephant ine, F i rst Cataract , Ph i la e


H ISTORYGold Coast colony (Bri tish) sq . m i .

Areas do not include parts of Togoland assigmi by trea ty to Great Br i tainGol d Coast colony proper sq . m i .

Eastern province

Ashan t i sq . mi

Southem province Cen tral province Coomassie

Wa

N ortheastern province Wh i teVol ta distri ct Gambaga

D ahomey (F rench) sq . m i .

Togoland

and Dahomey

Lower D ahomey

Borgu

N igeri a (Bri tish) sq . mi .

Ben in .On i tsha.Warr i. N iger del ta. Oil River:

West regionSokoto. Kon taxon . Borgu. Nupe. N iger. nor

-in. Kabba

Bomu. Bauchi. Yola. M uri. Kamerun NorthIlands of the Gul f of Gu inea

F ernando Po (Span ish)Pr incipe Prince

’

s i land (Portuguese)Thome St Thomas (Por tuguese)

Annobon (Span ish)

H ISTORY

Loanda Sh inga’

s coun try

Benguela

Al ternativ place for Principe see and Thomé see

Inter ior

Ubangi-Shar i (F rench) sq . mi .

East regi on Banda

Chad M il i tary Terri tory (F rench) sq . mi .

Southeast region Wada i

Central regi on Lake Chad Kanern

N or theast region Borku

N or thwest regi on Tcda or T ibba

N or th region T ibest i or Tu

Belgian Kongo F ree State Kongo basin sq .

Lake Leopold II, EquatorLul onga Bangala Ubangi

Eastern province

Lower Uele, Upper Uel e, Ituri , Stanl eyvi l leKasongo

Katanga provi nce

Lomam i , Tanganyika-M oero. UruaLul ua Upper Luapula

H ISTORY

967-8

81

8 1 5 Pemba 380 sq . mi .

8 1 6

82 89 Tanganyika terr i tory sq . mi .

North coast

Bagamoyo. M orogoro. D ar es Salam

South coast

Songea. M ahenge. Langenburg

North cen tral regi on

Mwanza. Bukoba

W est or Lake Tanganyi ka region

M ozambique Portuguese East Africa oq. mi

M ozambique company Companhia de M ocambique

Lourenco Marques Delagoa Bay


H ISTORY

Cape of Good H Ope 80 mi . Colony proper sq mi .

Founded by Dutch 1 652 . taken by Engl ish 1 795. returnd 1 80 3 . taken again

1 806. formal ly ceded 1 81 4

W estern province

.71 ! Cape Town (coun ty) .7 1 2 Cape Town (ci ty)Simon

'

s Town .71 4 Wynberg .7 1 5 WoodstockStellenbosch .71 9 Paar lN orthwest province

.72 1 Tulbagh .72 2 Worcester .723 Ceres .724 M almesbury

.725 Piquetberg .726 Clanwi lliam .72 7 Calvin ia .72 8 Van

Rhynsdorp .729 N amaqual and

.73 1 Cal edon .732 Bredasdorp .733 Rober tson .734 Swel

lendam .735 Riversdal e .736 Ladism i th .737 Oudtshoorn.738 M ossel Bay .7385 George .739 Un iondale .7395

KnysnaM idl and provi nce

.74! Beaufort West .742 Prin ce Albert .742 5 Laingsburg

.743 Aberdeen .7435 M urraysburg .744 G raafi Reinet .745

F raserburg .7455 Suther land .746 Victor ia West .7465

Carnarvon .747 Kenhar dt .7475 Pr ieska .748 H opetown

.749 Bri tstown .7495 RichmondSoutheast provin ce

.751 H umansdorp .752 Wi l lowmore .753 Jansenvi lle .7535

Steyt lervi lle .754 Ui tenhage .755 Port E lizabeth .756

Alexan dr ia .757 Albany. G rahamstown .758 Bathurst.759 Peddie .7595 Victori a East

.76 1 F ort Beaufort .76 1 5 Stockenstrom .762 Somerset East

.763 Bedford .764 Cradock .765 Tarka .766 M i ddelburg .7665 Steyn sburg .767 H anover .7675 Phi l ipstown.768 Colesberg .769 Alber t .7695 M olteno

.771 Al iwal N orth .772 H erschel .773 Barkly East .774

Wodehouse .775 G len G rey .776 Queenstown .777 Cat hcart .7775 Stutterheim .778 K ingW i l l iam

'sTown .7785

Komgha .779 East London

N orthern sect ion G r iqual and.78 1 H erbert .782 K imber ly .783 Barkly .784 H ay

.785 Bri tish Bechuanaland .786 Gordon ia .787 Kuruman

.7875 Taungs .788 Vryburg .789 M afekingSouthwest Afr ica protectorate sq . mi .

.82 Luderi tzLand , Luder i tz Bay.Angra Pequena .825Warmbad

.83 Bethany .833 Keetmanshoop .838 H asuur .84 Gibeon

both .854Windhoek .855 Gobabis .856 Okahandya

Karibib .858 Omaruru

.87 Out jo, Kaoko-land .88 Ambo-land .89 Grootfontein

D'E CIMAL CLASIF ICATION

Rhodesi a sq . mi . N yasaland protectorateBr i tish South Africa Company charter 1 889

Southern Rhodesia. sci

-

mi .

M atabel e-land

.92 1 Gwanda (includi ng the former di str ict of Tuli ) 92 2

Bulal ima-M angwe .92 2 8 Tat i d istr ict .923 Bulawayo.924 M atopo .9245 Umz ingwane .92 5 Insiza .92 55

Bel ingwe .92 6 N yamandhlovu .92 65 Bubi .92 7 Gwelo.92 75 Selukwe .92 8 Wankie .92 9 Sebungwe

.93 1 Chrb i (former lyM t ibi ) .932 Victoria .932 3 N danga

.932 7 M elset ter .933 Chi limanzi .9335 Gutu .934

Charter .9345 Um tali .935 H art ley .9355 M arandellas.936 M akon i .9365 Inyanga .937 Salisbury .9374

M rewa .9377 M toko .938 M azoe .9385 D arw in

.939 Lomagundi

N orthern Rhodesia. sq. mi .

Amalgamat ion of N ortheastern and Northwestern Rhodesia 1 9 1 1

N or thwestern Rhodesia

Barotse or M abunda M onkoya or M ankoya

Batoka Batonga

Kasempa Bakwakwa or Bakakwakwa

Bakonde

ZumboChi cunda or Chi kunda

M wera or M rewa Luapula or M ere-M ere W ausi

Lake Mweru . M oero or M ere Wai tawa . Wal andi. Wakiainga

TanganyikaAl imgu or mungu. Amambwe or M ambwe. North l o ans“ (a lormer

W asenga. W atwa. Awisa. Lake Bangweulu. Bangweolo or Bemba

Seren je (former ly West Loangwa)East Lom gwa or Luangwa

N yasaland protectorate sq mi

.971 N orth N yasa .972 West N yasa .972 5 M ombera

.973 M arimba .974 Cen tral Angon i land .974 1 Li longwe

.9745 D edza .975 South N yasa .976 Upper Shi re .9765

Liwonde .977 West Shi re .9775 Zomba .978 Blantyl'e

.9785 M lan je or M ilanj i .979 Ruo .9795 Lower Shire


North Amcr i ca.1 Indians, aborigines .2 Lives of Indian s .3 Special tribes.4 Special states .5 Governmen t relat ion and treatmen t .6 Spe

cial subjects: caracter . civi lizat ion , agriculture, etc.

Sec Educat ion : Ethnology : 497 LanguagesCanada Br i tish Amer ica

Gener al war-ks on Canada under Bri t ish rul e

F or histori es of special periods see of special provinces see

F or consti tuti onal history seeFor worka not l lmi ted to any of the terri torial rubdlviaiona . 1 but deal lng wi th

Claa archivea wi th their per ioda and segregate them if w ish t by booknumbera

that w i l automat icly locate them ahed of other hi stor ies having the same clas

number : c .c. A 1-A9 i f Cutter numbera ar used for other works; Aa-Aa i t

F rench regime 1 497-1 763

D iscovery and early set tlemen t 1 497—1 632

Ear ly exp lorat ions along At lan t ic seaboard 1 497-1 533 . D iscovery and occu

pat iou of St Lawrence 1 534-43 . Rise of fur trade 1 544-1 6 1 2 . Permanent

colon i zation 1 6 1 3-3 2

Extension of English rul e 1 632-1 763

Treaty of St Germain-eh -Laye 20 M ar . 1 632

Struggle wi th England for supremacyPeace of Utrecht 1 7 1 3-Peace of Par is 1 763 . Seven years war 1 755-6 3 ; i nUni ted Statescal d F rench and indian war . Bri tish supremacy dates actual lyfrom fal l of Quebec. 1 759 ; formal ly from peace of Par is. 1 0 F eb . 1 763

End of 7 years war to consti tutional act 1 79 1Conspi racy of Pon ti ac 1 763-64

Quebec act 1 774

Amer ican revolution Uni ted Empire loyalistsCanadi an l i brari es wi l claa here Uni ted Emp i re loyal ists. but works on the

revolution 1 775-83 at better put in

1 792 to Union act 1 84 1See al so Ontario and Quebec

War of 1 81 2

1 8 1 2-1 5 . In Uni ted States cald also 2d war for independence

Bet ter clast in (Uni ted States history)Rebellion 1 837-38

Union act 1 0 F eb . 1 840

Passage of Un ion act . cl osing the per iod under the Const i tut ional act . 800

also const i tut ional history.Union 1 841 to Confederation 1 867

Begi nning w i th operat ion of Union act ; Canadian parl i amen t at Ot tawa 1 3 June1 84 1 . Clas clergy reserve agi tat ion in Ontar io ; abol i t i on of aeign lor leo i n

Quebec

F enian i nvasi ons

Bri tish N orth America act, 29 M arch 1 867

Dominion of Canada 1 867Canada under Bri t ish N or th Amer i ca act

Red river (Riel's rst ) rebellion 1 870

Northwest (R iel's 2d) rebellion 1 885



Coun ti es south of St Lawrence from Richel ieu r iver to Quebec

St H yaci nthe

Yamaska

Wol fe

Southern border from Ri chel i eu r iver to Lake M egan tlc

Sherbrooke (ci ty)

Lower St Lawrence. southern si de from Quebec to G ul f of St Lawrence

L’

Isl et

Temiscoua ta

M agdalen i lands

Northern


M exico Cen tral Amer icaPer iod divi sions

An cien t civi l i zat ion1 Toltec 2 Ch i chimec 3 Ta rascan 4 AztecIndependenceW ar w i th Uni ted Sta tes. See al so 9 73-6

Const i tut ion of ReformF rench in terven t ionLater hi story

F ree zone and Northern states

Tamaul i pas, N uevo Leon . Cohah ui la . Chihua hua . Sonora,

Central Paci fic states

Sinaloa , Jalisco. Colima . M ichoacanIn ter ior states

Zacatecas. San Lui s Potosi , Aguascalien tes. Guanajuato,Queretaro . H ida lgo, Pueb la . T lasca la . MorelosMexi co F ederal distr i ct

Southern Gul f states

Vera Cruz , T abasco. Campeche , Yuca tanSouthern Pacific states

Guerrero. Oaxaca . Isthm us of Tehuan tepec.Central Amer icaGuatemal a

Bel ize

San Salvador

N icaragua

Barbados


F rench

Gi ovann i da Verrazano 1 52 4

Jacques Cart ier 1 534-44 Canada

Jean R ibault 1 56 2—65 F loridaRen é de Laudonn iere 1 564

—66 F lori daSam uel do Champ la in 1 60 3

-35 See a l so 9 7 1 H istory of Canada

. 1 9 Other nati ons.2 1 60 7- 4775

See a lso hi stori es of sepa ra te colon i es

Virgin ia settlemen t 1 60 7-2 0

Set t lemen t of Jamestow n 1 3 May 1 60 7 See 9 75-5 Vi rgin i a h istoryH udson

’

s voyage 1 60 9 See a l so N . Y . historyJ ames 1 1 608-26

New England settlem en t 1 62 0-43

Set t lem en t of P lym outh 2 1 Dec. 1 6 2 0 Sec Mass. hi storyPequot w ar 1 636

-37 Conn ect i cut

New En gland confederacy 1 643—64Un i ted colon ies of N ew England 1 9 M ay 1 643

Commonwel th 1 848-68

Ol iver Cromwel l 1 663—68

R icha rd Cromwel l 1 668-59

Cha rles 1 1 62 6-49

Conquest of New Nether land 1 664—89

K ing Phi li p ’

s w ar 1 675-76 Massachuset ts

War wi th eastern indians 1 675-78 M a ine

Si r Edmund Andros. governor of N ew England 1 686—89

Cha r les s 1 680—86

J ames 2 [ 886—88

.2 5 Ear ly F ren ch wars 1 689—1 732

W i tchcraft in N ew England See

K ing Wi l liam '

s w a r 1 689—9 7Somet imes cal d in Europe W ar of the P a l a t in ate

Queen Anne’

s w ar 1 70 2- 1 3Known in Europe as W ar of the Span ish succession

W i l l iam 8 1 689—1 702

An ne 1 708-1 4George I I71 4-97

Extensi on of English rule 1 732—63

Set t lemen t of Georgi a 1 73 2 See 9 75-8 G eorg i a h istoryK ing George’

s W a r 1 744-48Known i n Europe as W ar of t he Aust r i an succession

Alban y con ven t ion assem bled 1 9 Jun e 1 754

F ren ch and indian w ar 1 755—63Known in Europe as Seven years war

B raddock’

s defeat 9 July 1 755Crown Po in t and T i conderoga 1 758

-59

Capture of Lou i sburg 2 7 July 1 758Cap ture of Quebec 1 8 Sep . 1 759 ; M on tcalm and Wo l fePeace of Pari s 1 0 F eb . 1 763

G eorge 9 1 72 7—60

.2 7 Last years of the colon i es 1 763—75

See also special l y 1 1 Causes of the Revol ut ionCon sp i racy of Pon t iac 1 763

—6 4

Bouquet ’s expedi t ion 1 763-6 4

Lord D unmore’

s w a r Ap .-Oct . 1 774 Vi rgi n ia

George 3 1 760—1830



Part taken by special states. special ly the northern sta tes. Under the numberfor each state use the book numbersA1—A19 for ofi cial publ i cat ions. A2 (or l ists

Vermon t N ot then a state, adm i tted 1 79 1

N ew York

Conway cabal 1 777—78Jan . 1 781

N ewburgh addresses 1 782—83

Events of 1 775

Capture of the M argaret ta June 1 2Even ts of 1 776Esca pe of Bri t ish sloop of war Glasgow 6 Ap.

Batt le of Lake Champlain 1 1—1 3 Oct .

Events of 1 777

Lexington and Alert 2 0 Sep .

Events of 1 778

F rench fleet at N ewportEven ts of 1 779

Bon H omme Richard and the Serap is 23 Sep .

Even ts of 1 780Trumbull and Wat t 2 June

Even ts of 1 781Al liance and Bri t ish brigs Atalan ta and T repassey


9734 1 789-1 899Sec U . S. const i tut ion ; Federal part y 1 789-1 823 ; Ant i federalparty 1 789-9 2

.4 1 GeorgeWashington 30 Ap. 1 789-4 M ar . 1 797Born 2 2 F eb. 1 732 ; died 1 4 Dec. 1 799

Sworn in to ofii s 30 Ap . 1 789

N at ional bank establ ish t 2 5 F eb . 179 1 Sec

Vermon t admi tted , 1 4th state 4 M ar . 1 79 1 See

Ken tucky admi t ted , 1sth state 1 June 1 792 See

H armar’

s expedi t ion 1 790

St Clai r's expedi t ion 1 79 1

Washington '

3 2d term 4 M ar . 1 793-4 M ar. 1 797

N eutrali ty proclamation 2 2 Ap . 1 793 See also

Whisky insurrect ion July—N ov. 1 794

Wayne's expedi t ion , Oct .

-N ov. 1 794 , and t reaty, 3 Aug. 1 795

Jay's treaty 2 8 Oct . 1 795 See also

Treaty w i th Spain 2 7 Oct . 1 795 See also

Tennessee admi t ted. 1 6th state 1 June 1 796 See

John Adams 4 M ar . 1 797-4 M ar.

Born 3 1 Oct . 1 735 ; died 4 July 1 826Alien act 2 5 June 1 798 See

Sedi t ion act 14 Jul y 1 798 See 3 23Removal of cap i tol to Washi ngtonN aval bat t les; Constella t ion and L

'

Insurgen t 9 F eb. 1 80 0

Thomas Jeflerson 4 M ar . 1 89 1 -4 M ar . 1 89 9Born 2 Ap . 1 743 ; died 4 July 1 826Ohio admi t ted, 1 7th state 1 9 F eb . 1 80 3 See

Purchase of Louisiana 2 M ay 1 80 3

Wars wi th Barbary statesJefierson

’

s second term 4 M ar . 1 80 5—4 M ar . 1 809

Aaron Burt 's consp iracy 1 806

See also l ives of Burr ; and T ria ls

Embargo act 2 2 Dec. 1 80 7

W ar of 1 8 1 2 1 80 9-45

James M adison 4 M ar. 1 809-4 M ar . 1 8 1 7Born 1 6 M ar . 1 75 1 ; di ed 2 8 June 1 836

Engagemen t between ships Presi den t and Li t t le Belt 1 6 M ay 1 8 1 1

Defeat of indians by Gen . H arrison at T ippem noe 7 N ov. 1 8 1 1

Loui si ana admi t ted, 1 8th state 30 Ap. 1 8 1 2 SeeIndi ana admi tted , 1 9th state 1 1 Dec. 1 8 1 6 Sew


973-52 5

Even ts of 1 8 1 2Const i tut ion and Guerr iere 1 9 Aug.

Wasp and F roli c 1 8 Oct .

Uni ted States and M acedoni a 2 5 Oct .

Const i tut ion and Java 29 Dec.

Even ts of 18 13H ornet and Peacock 24 F eb.

Chesapeake and Shannon 1 JunePelican and Argus 1 4 Aug.

En terprise and Boxer 5 Sep .

Battle of Lake Erie 1 0 Sep .

Even ts of 1 8 14Essex agai nst Phoebe and Cherub 2 8 M ar.

Peacock and Epervi er 2 9 Ap .

Wasp and Rei ndeer 2 8 JuneWasp and Avon 1 Sep .

Wasp and Atlan ta 2 1 Sep .

Events on inland watersBattle on Lake Champla in 1 1 Sep.

Even ts of 1 8 15Capture of frigate Presi den t 1 5 Jan .

Capture of Cyane and Levan t by the Const i tut ionH ornet and Penguin 23 M ar .

War meet ings.celebrat ions, ann i versaries, etc.

See note under

See societ ies of the war 0 1 1 8 1 2

Prisons. hospi ta ls, etc.

Personal narrat ivs. vi ndicat ions, secret servis

4 M ar . 1 8 1 7—4 M ar . 1 825

Born 2 8 Ap . 1 758 ; died 4 Jul y 1 83 1M ississippi adm i tted , 2 0 th state 1 0 D ec. 1 8 1 7 SeeIllinois admi tted , 2 1 5t state 3 Dec. 1 8 1 8 See

Purchase of F lorida 2 5 F eb . 1 8 1 9

Alabama admi tted , 2 2d state 1 4 Dec. 1 8 19 Sec

M aine adm i tted , 2 3d state, 1 5M ar . 1 82 0 See

M issouri comprom ise See and

M issour i admi tted , 2 4th state 1 0 Aug. 1 82 1 so.

M onroe doctrin D ec. 1 82 3 See

Tarifi act 2 2 M ay 1 824 See 337

F i rst Seminole war 1 8 1 8

4 M ar . 1 825-4 M ar. 1 829

Born 1 1 July 1 767 ; di ed 2 3 F eb . 1 848

Erie canal completed 1 82 5 See 386

Panama congress 1 826 SecRemoval of Creek indians 1 825-2 9 See

Tari ff act 19 M ay 1 82 8 See 337



Rela t ions of specia l classes to the ci vi l w arCl ergy and churches. Col leges, studen ts and gradua tes

Southern si de

Un i on ists in the southSecession i sts in the north

Di plomati c hi story : relations wi th other na tionsD ivi ded l ike 94 9 ; e . 3 . Rela tions w i th Eng l an d , Rusal a

Diploma t ic hi story of Confedera te StatesDi vi ded l i ke 94 9 ; e . g. Rel at i ons of Con federate States wi th F rance

Special campains and battlesGeneral arrangem en t of top i cs is based on Ofi a

’

al records of the U n ion and Con

federate armies, pub . by the U. S. The indexes of those volumes can be used

as a minute subject index for subdivisions ofCampain of 1 86 1

1 Operat ions in Charleston ha rbor . S. C. 2 9 Dec. 1 869 -1 4 Ap . 1 86 1

Bombardmen t of F ort Sum ter 1 2-1 4 Apri l2 Opera t ion s i n other southern states (see Ofl

‘ici a l records , v . 1 )3 M aryland , Pen n sylvan ia , Vi rgi n ia , West Vi rgi ni a , 1 6 Ap .

-3 1 JulyRiot at Balt im ore , Md . 1 9 Apr i l

Engagemen t at B ig Bethel , or Bethel Church, Va . 1 9 June4 Bat t le of Bu ll Run , or Manassas, Va . 2 1 July

M i ssouri , Arkansas, Kansas. Indi an Terr i tory 1 0 M ay-1 9 N ov.

Texas, New Mexi co, Ar izona 1 1 June-1 F eb . 1 86 2

Ken tucky, Tenn essee 1 July-1 9 N ov.

N orth Ca roli na , southeastern Vi rgini a 1 Aug.-1 1 Jan . 1 862

Maryland , northern V i rgin i a , West Vi rgin ia 1 Aug.-1 7 M ar . 1 862

Engagemen t at Ball ’s Blufi , Va . 2 1 Oct .

Act ion near Edwards F erry , Va . 2 2 Oct .

9 S. Caroli na , Georgia , m i ddle and east F lori da 2 1 Aug.-1 1 Ap . 1 862

Campa in of 1 86 2

1 West F lorida , southern Alabam a , sout hern M issi ssipp i , Lou isiana1 Sep . 1 86 1 — 1 2 May 1 86 2

Capture of N ew Or lean s, La . 1 8 Ap .-1 M ay

2 Ken tucky. Tennessee , n orth Alabama , southw est Vi rgi n ia1 9 N ov . 1 86 1 -4 M a rch 1 862

Capture of F ort H en ry , Tenn . 6 F eb .

Siege and cap ture of F ort D onelson , Tenn . 1 2-1 6 F eb .

M issour i , Arkan sas, Kansas, Indi an T . 1 9 N ov. 1 86 1 - 1 9 Ap . 1 862

Bat t le of Pea R i dge , or E l khom tavern , Ark . 6-8 M ar .

4 Southeastern Vi rgin i a 1 1 Jan -1 7 Mar .

Bat t le of Merr imac and Moni tor See

N orth Carolina 1 1 Jam-2 0 Aug.

Burnsi de expedi t ionBat t le of Roanoke i land , N . C. 8 F eb .

Texas, N ew Mexi co , Ari zona 1 F eb .-2 o Sep .

5 Ken tucky , Tennessee , nort h M ississi ppi , north Alabama , southwest Vi rgi n i a 4 M an -1 0 June

Siege of Corin th. M iss. 2 9 Ap .-1 9 June

Bat t le of P i t tsburg Landin g or Shi loh , Tenn . 6-7 Ap .

0

01

“N!

973-737

H ISTORY 2 UN ITE D STATES

Campa in of 1 864 concl uded

N orthern Georgia 1 M ay—8 Sep .

Atlanta , G a. campain

Batt le of At l an ta , G a . 2 2 JulyKen tucky, southwest Vi rgi n ia , Tennessee , M ississipp i , Alabama

north Georgia 1 M ay— 1 3 N ov.

Engagemen t at H arrisburg, near Tupelo, M iss. 1 4—1 5 July

Operat ions i n M obi le bay , Ala . 2 —23 Aug. See 9 73 754

Engagemen t at Allatoona , G a . 5 Oct .

Southeastern Vi rgin ia , N orth Carol ina 1 3 June—3 1 JulyRichmond, Va . campain

Assaults on the Petersburg lines 1 5— 1 8 June

Exp losion of the m ine and assaul t on the crater 30 Jul yLoui siana , t rans-M issi ssippi 1 Jul y—3 1 D ec.

Pri ce'

s M issouri expedi t ion 2 9 Aug.

—2 D ec.

Southeastern Vi rgin i a , N orth Carolina 1 Aug .

—3 1 D ec.Richmond , Va . campa in

Expedi t ion to F ort F isher , N . C . 7—2 7 D ec.

N or thern Vi rgini a , West Vi rgin ia , M aryland , Pennsylvan ia4 Aug.-3 1 Dec.

Shenandoah valley campai n , Va . 7 Aug.

-2 8 N ov.

Bat tle ofWinchester , or the Opequon , Va . 1 9 Sep .

Bat tle of Cedar creek, Va . 1 9 Oct .

South Carolin a , Georgi a , F lorida 1 4 N ov.

—3 1 Dec.

Savannah , G a . campai n , or Sherman'

s ma rch to the sea

1 5 N cv.

-2 1 Dec.

Kentucky, southwest Vi rgi ni a , Tennessee, M ississi pp i , Alabamanorth Georgi a 1 4 N ov.

-2 3 Jan . 1 865

Bat tle of F ranklin . Tenn . 30 N ov.

Battle of N ashvi l le, Tenn . 1 5- 1 6 Dec.

Campai n of 1 865N orthern and southeastern Vi rgini a , N orth Caroli na , West Virginia,

M aryland , Pennsylvania 1 Jam—30 JuneRichmond , Va. campain 1 Jam—3 Ap .

Expedi ti on to and capture of F ort F i sher , N . C . 3- 1 7 Jan.

Appomat tox , Va. campain 29 M an —9 Ap .

Battle of F ive F orks, Va. 1 Ap .

Surrender of G en . Lee 9 Ap .

N orth Carolina , South Carolina , southern Georgia , east F lorida1 Jan -

30 JuneCampa in of the Caroli nas 1 Jan .

—2 6 Ap .

Loui siana , t rans-M ississi ppi 1 Jan .

—3o June

Ken tucky, southwestern Vi rgi n ia , Tennessee northern and cen tral

Georgia.M issi ssi pp i , Alabama , west F lori da 1 Jam-30 JuneWi lson '

s ra i d from Chi ckasaw to Selma , Ala . and M acon , Ga.

2 2 M an—24 Ap .

M obi le, Al a . campain 1 7 M an—4 M ay

Pacific coast 1 Jan . 1 86 1 —30 June 1 865

H ISTORY : UN ITED STATES

N aval historyDuri ng the civi l war the navy was mainl y used as an auxi l i ary to the army andnearly al l naval act ions are also descr i bed in connect ion wi th specia l cam pa i ns and

bat t l es and i ts subd ivi si ons

Even ts of 1 86 1H atteras i nlet , N . C . 2 8 Aug. See also

Port Royal , 8 . C . 7 N ov. See also

Belmon t , M o. 7 N ov. See al so

Tren t afi ai r 8 N ov. See also

Even ts of 1 862F ort H enry, Tenn . 6 F eb . See alsoRoanoke i l and , N . C . 7

—8 F eb,

See also

F ort Donelson , Tenn . 1 4 F eb. See also

M oni tor and M err imac 8—9 M ar .

Island nr 1 0 , Ky. 1 6 M an—8 Ap . See also

N ew Orleans, La . 1 8 Ap .

—1 M ay See also

M emphis, T enn . 6 June See also

Even ts of 1 863Charleston , S. C . 7 Ap .Vicksburg, M iss. 1 6 Ap .

Grand Gulf, M iss. 29 Ap .

Events of 1 864Red river , La . expedi t ion 1 0 M an—2 2 M ay see also

Sassacus and Albemar le, Albemar le sound , N . C . 5 M aySee also

Al abama and Kearsarge, ofi Cherbourg , F rance 1 9 JuneM obi le bay , Ala . 5

-2 2 Aug. See also

F ort F isher. N . C. 24 Dec. See also

Even ts of 1 865F ort F isher , N . C . 1 4

—1 5 Jan . See also

H istory of speci al squadrons or shi psAt lan t i c squad ronGul f squad ron

Confedera te navyInclud ing the history of speci al squad rons or sh ipsShenandoah

Blockade and blockade runn ingPrivateers

See note under

F or pat r iot ic societ ies commem orat ing the civi l w ar see 369 . 1 5

W ar meet ings

F lags ; presen tat ions of flags; Bat tle-dag dayM onumen ts, memorials See al so 7 1 8

List of ded F or nat iona l cemeter i es. see 7 1 8


H ISTORY 2 UN ITED STATES

20 th cen tury.91

.9 1 1

Born 2 7 Oct . 1 858 ; died 6 Jan . 1 9 1 9

Oklahoma adm i t ted , 46th state

Born 1 5 Sep . 1 857 ; died 8 Mar. 1 930

N ew M exico admi tted , 47th state 6 Jan . 1 9 1 2 See 978.9

Arizona adm i t ted , 48th state 1 4 F eb . 1 9 1 2 Sec

1 6th amendmen t , authorizing in come taxes adopted 2 5 F eb. 1 9 13

4 M ar . 1 91 3-4 M ar . 1 92 1

Born 2 8 D ec . 1 856 ; di ed 3 F eb . 1 924

The Wor ld war , begun wi th Aust r ia ’

s declarat ion of war against

Serbia , 2 8 July 1 9 1 4, was formally en terd by Uni ted States wi th adeclarat ion of war aga in st Germany , 6 Ap . 1 9 1 7 ; arm ist ice signd

by the Germans 1 1 N ov. 1 9 1 8 ; t reaty of Versai l les sign d by t reatyplen ipoten t iar ies of German y and the All ied Powers 2 8 Jun e 1 9 1 9 ;

t reat ies wi th Germany , Austria and H ungary rat ified by Un i tedStates senate 1 8 Oct . 1 92 1 .

1 7th amendmen t ; author izing elect ion of U S senators by d irectpopular vote, adopted 3 1 M ay 1 9 1 3

F edera l t rade comm issi on act 5 Aug. 1 9 1 4

Panama cana l opend 1 5 Aug . 1 9 1 4

D ani sh West Ind ies bought 1 7 Jan . 1 9 1 7

1 8th am endm en t (li quor prohi b i t ion ) adop ted 2 9 Jan . 1 9 1 9

l gth amendm en t ; author izi ng Woman suffrage, adopted 1 8 Aug. 1 92 0

4 M ar . 1 92 1—2 Aug. 1 923

Born 2 N ov. 1 865 ; died 2 Aug . 1 9 2 3Imm igrat ion act 1 9 Aug. 1 92 1

Washington conference 1 2 N ov. 1 92 1—6 F eb . 1 92 2

Calvin Cool idge 2 Aug. 1 92 3-4 M ar. 1 929

Born 4 Jul y 1 872Dawes commission 1924

H erbert Clark H oover 4 M ar . 1 929

Born 1 0 Aug. 1 874

1 90 11 90 1

14 Sep. 1 90 1-4 M ar. 1 909

16 N ov. 1 90 7 Sce 976 .6

4 M ar . 1 90 9—4 M ar . 1 9 1 3

H ISTORY UN ITED STATES

M assachusettsArea 8266 sq . m i . 1 4 coun t ies

Popul at ion in 1 9 2 0

Bay sta te

Barnstable

N an tucket

Area 1 248 sq . m i . 5 count i es

Popul a t ion in 1 9 2 0

Sobriquet : Li t t le Rhody Cap i ta l

P opul at i on i n 1 92 0

475 I9O

3 0 255

2 4 932

Area 4965 sq . m i . 8 coun ties

Popul a t ion i n 1 9 2 0

Sobriquet : Wooden N utmeg sta te Cap i ta l : H artfordP opula tion i n 1 92 0

Li tchfield 76 2 62

336 0 2 7

H artford (ci ty) 138 036

TollandWindhamN ew London

M iddlesexN ew H avenN ew H aven (ci ty) 1 63 537

F airfiel d 32 ° 936

HISTORY UN ITED

94 156

Syracuse 1 71 71 7

Cayuga

Cort land

Broome

66 80 0

45 393

Ontar io

M onroe

2 95 750

N iagara 1 1 8 70 5

50 760



l ncluding genen l worh on the South

Area 1 965 sq . m i .

Papuh t ion in 1 92 0 3 coun ties

Sobriquets: B lue H en state. D iamond sta te Cap i ta l : Doveri n 1 020

N ewcastle 1 48 2 39

1 1 0 1 68

Area sq . mi .

Popula tion 1 4 496 6 1 i n 1 920 2 3 coun ti es and Bal t imore ci ty

Anne Arundel1 1 2 1 4

733 826

1 1 066

59 69428 064

Allegany 69 933

Cumberland 2 9 337

Garrett 1 9 678

D istrict of Columbia, Washington (ci ty)Area 70 sq . m i .

Populat ion (Wu hincton ) i n 1 9 2 0


West Virgin ia : Ohi o valley975-44

, 44 1Guyan dot te valley Popul ation i n 1 92 0

.44 2Cabell 65 746

, 44 2 1H un ti ngton 50 1 77

, 443Lin coln

.444Logan

445Wyom ing

4 46Tug valley

44 7Wayn e

448 M ingo4 49

McD ow el l

45 Cen tral plateau451 M onongahel a val ley

.452 Monongal ia 33 6 1 8

.4 53 M organ town1 2 1 27

.4 54 Mar ion

.4 55 Tayl or456 D oddr i dge

457 H arr i son

458 Cla rksburg 2 7 869

.4 59 Barbour 1 8 0 2 8

.46 Cen tral coun t ies

46 1 Lew is

46 2Upshur

464 E lk valley.465

Webster.466 B raxton.467 Clay.468 Gauley vall ey.469 N i chol as 2 0 71 7

-47.471 F ayet te 60 377

.473 Ra l eigh 42 482

.4 74 Mercer 49 558

.4 76 Summ ers 1 9 092

4 78 Mon roe 1 3 1 4 1

48 Al leghany crest M oun tai n coun ti es

48 1 Cheat val ley

.482 P reston

.483 Tucker

.484

.485 Randolph 2 6 804

.486 G reenbr ier val l ey

487 Pocahon tas 1 5 0 0 2

488 Greenbri er 2 6 2 42

489 Whi te Sulphur Spr i ngs 837

49 Eastern Panhandl e Potomac valley49 1 Pen dleton 9 652

49 2 Gran t 8 993

-493 H ardy 9 60 1

.494 M in eral 1 9 849

.495 H am pshi re 1 1 71 3

.496 M organ 8 357

.497 Berkeley 2 4 554

.498

.499 Iefferson 1 5 729


1 92 0

Isle ofWight

H opewel l

ChesterfieldSouth cen tral coun t ies

Campbel l



976 South Central 0 1 Gul f

I

1 70 2 set t led by F rench

1 4 Dec. 1 8 1 9 admi tted as 2 2d state

1 1 Jan. 1 86 1 acceded ; 25 June 1 868 readm i tted Area sq . m i .

Popul ati on in 1 920 67 coun t i es

7 Ap. 1 798 organi sed as terri tory; 1 0 Dec. 1 8 1 7 admi t ted as 2 011: sta te

9 Jan. 1 86 1 seceded ; 1 7 F eb. 1 870 readm i tted Area sq . mi .

Popula ti on in 1 9 20 82 coun t ies

1 699 sett l ed by F rench 30 Ap . 1 80 3 bought of F rance 1 Oct . 1 80 4 organ .

ised as Terri tory of Or leans30 Ap. 1 8 1 2 Lomaiana admi tted a3 1 8th state

26 Jan . 1 86 1 acceded ; 25 June 1 868 readmi t ted Area sq . m i .

Populat ion in 1 920 64 parishes

Texas2 0 Dec. 1 835 independence from M exico declared ; 2 M ar . 1 836 republ i c formd

29 Dec. 1 845 m eat as a8th state

1 F eb. 1 86 1 acceded ; 30 M ar. 1 870 readmi t ted Area sq . mi .

Populat ion in 1 92 0 2 53 count i es

Sobr iquet : Lone Star st ate Cap i tal : Aust in

3o June 1 834 assignd to l ndians (part of Louisiana purchase)Area sq . mi .

Populati on in 1 906

Oklahoma organ i zed as separate terri tory 2 M ay 1 890

1 6 Nov. 1 90 7 adm i tted as 4oth state Area sq . mi .

Populat ion in 1 920 77 coun t ies

Sobr iquet : Sooner state Cap'

wal : Oklahoma C i ty4 June 1 8 1 2 included in M issour i terri tory ; 2 M ar . 1 8 1 9 organ i zed as Arkansas1 5 June 1 836 admi tted as 2 5th state

6 M ay 1 86 1 seceded ; 2 2 June 1 868 readmi tted Area sq . m i .

Popula t ion in 1 920 75 coun ties

Tennessee1 769 sett led from Vi rgin ia ; 1 4 Dec. 1 784 organi zed by set t lers as sta te of

1 June 1 796 admi tted as 1 6t h state

8 June 1 86 1 sew ded ; 24 July 1 866 readmi tted Area sq . m i.

Popula t ion i n 1 920 95 count ies

Sobr iquet : B ig Bend state Cap i tal : Nashvi l leKen tucky

1 775 set t led by D ani el Boone ; 29 M ay 1 790 terri tory organised1 June 1 792 admi tted as 1 5th state Area sq . mi .

Populat i on in 1 9 20 1 20 coun t ies

H ISTORY ! UN ITED STATES

Oh io

Cen t ra l west coun t ies P opulat ion i n 1 92 0

. 1 4 1 Van Wert 2 8 2 1 0

Mercer 2 6 872

Allen 68 2 2 3

4 1 326

I5 0 44

80 72 8

I 60 840

1 5 Cen t ral coun t i es

1 5 1 M ar i on 42 0 0 4

M ar ion (ci ty) 2 7 89 1

Morrow

KnoxUni on

1 2 6 71 8

1 55

1 56 F ranklin. 1 5? Columbus 237 03 1

1 58 F ai rfield

1 59 Perry. 1 6 Cen t ra l east coun t i es

1 6 1 Wayne1 6 2 Stark

1 Canton

83 13 1

2 1 4 1 1

H ISTORY ! UN ITED STATES

Indiana

1 1 Dec. 1 81 6, Ind iana admi tted as 1 oth state

Populati on in 1920 9 2 coun t i es Area sq . mi .

1 0 098

30 66 1

2 2 092

.2 2

.2 2 1 H arrison

.2 22 Washington

.2 23 Jackson

.2 24

.2 2 5

85 264

Vermi lion247

2 48 M on tgomery.249 Putnam


M onroe

H ISTORY : UN ITE D STATES

i n 1 92 0

1 5 2 03

H ISTORY 2 UN IT ED STATES

Southwest cen tral coun t ies

Popula l ion i n 1 92 0Isabella 2 2 6 1 0

M ecosta 1 7 765

M on tcalm 30 44 1Ion ia 33 0 87

K en t 83 0 4 1

G rand Rapi ds

M uskegon 62 362

M uskegon (ci ty) 36 570

N ewaygo

N orthwest cen tral coun t ies

M ason

M an istee

M ani stee (ci ty)BenzieLeelanauGrand T raverseKalkaska

M issaukee

WexfordLake

OsceolaN ortheast cen tral coun t ies

Clare

Gladwi nArenacIoscoOgem awRoscommonCrawfordAlcona

N orther ncoun t ies

AlpenaPresque Isl eM ontmorencyOtsego

Antn'

m

Emmet

M ani touAnnext to Char l evoix and Leelanau in 1 896

H ISTORY 1

M ari nette (ci ty)LangladeShaw anoOoon to

Outagam ie

Appleton

(Jent ral xwest <uourui es

D unn

Eau Cla i re (ci ty)Pepin

Buffalo

Brown

Green Bay (ci ty)D oor

M an i towoc (ci ty)F ond du Lac

F ond du Lac (ci ty)

UN ITED STATES

Popul ation i n 1 92 0

9 850

3 60 2

34 36 1

13 61 0

1 9 561

2 0 906

6 1 889

3 1 0 1 7

33 1 62

1 7 563

56 1 19

23 42 7

59 9 13


DE CM AL CLASIF ICATION

Ben ton

Linn

Ceda r Rapids

JonesJacksonIowaJohn sonCedar

Cl i n ton (ci ty)M ussa tz

'

ne (ci ty)Scot t

D aven port

Pot t aw at tam ie

Coun ci l B lufis

Cass

Ada i rM i l l s

Mon tgom eryAdam s

F rem on t

Page

TaylorCen t ral south coun t ies

M ad i son

WarrenM ahaskaUn ionClarkeLucas

Mon roeR i nggoldD ecatur

Populati on i n 1 92 0

37 6 1 1

1 9 347

I5 73 1

1 2 6 468

45 566

24 151

29 0 42

1 6 0 68

73 952

56 727

6 1 550

36 1 62

DE CIMAL C LASIF ICATION

N ortheast coun t i es

.83 1 ScotlandKnoxShelby

5 M onroe

5 Callaway.834 Clark

5 Levvis

.835 M arion

1 9 306

M on tgomery6 Warren

.839 St Charles

.84

.84 1 Jackson 367 846

324 41 0

2 1 1 44

H ickory

M organ

1 4 490

Phelps


Including general var ies on the West '1 54 1 exp lored by Span ish30 M ay 1 854 organ i zed as separate terri tory.after sueeessiv incl usion in Louisianaand M issour i terr i tor ies 29 Jan . 1 86 1 admitted as 34th sta teArea sq . mi . Populat ion in 1 92 0 1 0 5 coun t ies

ThomasDecatur

Rooks

M anhattan

13 452

Jackson

1 2 630

1 6 91 2

1 2 2 2 1 8

1 0 1 1 77


H ISTORY : UN ITED STATE S

W est cen tral coun t ies San F rancisco groupP opulation i n 1 92 0

San F rancisco co. and ci ty 506 676

27 342

Con tra Costa 53 889

344 I77

36 78 1

south

39 643

45 086

Tulare

Southern Cal i fornia4 1 0 97

Ventura 2 8 724

936 455

LosAngelo: (ci ty) 576 673

74 683Imperial 43 453

997998

999

H ISTORY

South Ameri caB raz i lArgen tina Patagon iaChi leBol iviaPeruU . S . ofColom b ia Panama N ew Granada

EcuadorVenezuelaGui anaParaguay U ruguayOcean ia Polar regionsM alaysi a

. 1 Borneo 2 Celebes .3 M oluccas or Spice i lands .4 Phi l i ppi nei lands

Sunda.1 Sumatra

.

.2 JavaAustralasi a

. 1 N ew Zeal and .2 N ew Cal edonia .3 Loyalty i lands .4 N ew

H ebri des .5 Solomon i lands .6 N ew Bri tai n , N ew Ireland.7 Adm i ralty i lands

Austral ia. 1 Western Aust ralia .2 South Australia .3 Queensland .4 N ew

South Wales .5 Victoria .6 Tasmani a

N ew GuineaPolynesia

. 1 F i j i , F ri endly and N avigator i lands .2 Soci ety. Austral andCook

'

s i lands .3 M arquesas i landsand Low Archi pelago .4 Mi nor

.7 Ladrone i lands .8 M arshall and Gi lbert i landa .9 H awai i

Isolated i l andsArctic regionsGeneral number for Polar regions

An tarctic regions


EX PLANAT IONThis Clasificat ion divi des know lej in to 9 main clases numberd 1 to 9 .

Cyclopedias, per iodi cals etc. so jenot al as to belong to no one of these

clases ar markt o (naught) and form a roth clas. Each clas is sim i lar ly

separated into 9 divi sions, jenot al works belonging to no divi sion having

0 in place of division number . Divisions ar sim i larly divi ded in to 9 sec

tions. This process is repeated as often as necesary . Thus 51 2 means

clas 5 (Pure syence) , division 1 (M athemat ics) , sect ion 2 (Al jebra) , and

every al jebra is numberd 51 2 .

Books on shelvs and ca rds in a clast catal og ar arranjed in simp l numer ic

order , al l cl as numbers being regarded as dw imfls. The Clasificat ion

Tables sho order of subjects. Thus 51 2 Al jebra fol lows 51 1 Ar i thmet ic

and precedes 51 3 Jeom etry . Since each subject has a defini t number , al lb00ks on any subject stand together .

Summaries rst summary shows the 1 0 clases. 2d shows the 9 divisions

of each clas and is useful as a 1 -paje birdseye vi ew of whole skeme. Then

fol lo 1 0 paj es, 1 for each clas, giving the 9 sect ions of each of i ts 9

divi sions, and showing scope of the clas on a singl paje.

Tables These 3 summar ies ar fol lowd by ful Clasificat ion Tables,

which presen t in numer ic order al l clases, divisions, sect ions and sub

sect ions. Sinon imus terms, examp ls, br ief notes, dates and cachwords

ar often aded to simpl beds to giv ful l er and clearer idea of mom of each

number . Therefore al l references to numbers shud be lockt up in fu lTables, never in Summar ies, whi ch at in effect 9. con ten ts tabl e of the

ful Clasificat ion .

Index After the Tabl es an al fabet ic Index of al l heds givn in Tables

refers by clas number of each to i ts exact p lace i n Tables. This Index

includes also sinon ims and many other en tr i es l ikely to hel p a reader

find his subject eazi ly . Even a uzer who knows just where to turn to h issubject in Tables, may , by consul t ing the Index, be put on trak of valuabl

al lyd mat ter which he wud otherwi ze over look.

Ful explanations Ilustrat ions and sugjestions for numerus app l ica tionsof this sistem , and ful exp lanat ions of i ts nemon ic and other importan t

features ar givn in v. 1 , Introduct ion .

CONTENTSVolume 1

General expl anat ion

Prefatory note to edi tion 1 3

Simpler Spel ing reazons and rules

F irst summary : the 1 0 main clases

Second the 1 0 0 main di vi sions

the 1 0 0 0 sect ions

Tables of subsect ions of Jeneral works

Social sciences

General explanat ion

Explanat ion of Index

Relativ Subject IndexTable of topics divi ded jeograficly

common subdivisions

languajes

H OW TO U SE TH IS IND EXF ind the subject desi red i n i ts al fabet ic p lace i n the

Index. The number after i t is i ts clas number and

refers to the p lace where the top ic w i l be found innumer ic order of clas numbers, on the shelvs or in thesubject catalogs. A l l clas numbers ar decimals; i . e.

Bronz remains, comes before Iron age,

and both of them before 572 ,Ethnology. Pr in ted

labels on shelvs or tray fron ts gu ide redi ly to clas

number sought .U nder this clas number w i l be found the l ibrary’

s

resources on subject desi red . Other subjects near

the one sought may often be consulted w i th profit ;e. g. Commun ism is the topic w an ted and the Indexrefers to but 335, Social ism ,

and even the

inclusiv division 330 ,Econom ics, also con tain much

on this subject . The reverse is equal ly true ; the ful

mater ial on Social ism can on ly be had by looking at

i ts divisions F our ierism ,Commun ism ,

etc. The top ics v'Vhich ar thus subdivided ar plain lymarkt in the Index by hevy faced type.


confusional insan i ty

Sunday Skools 268 52

oflisemployees 651 -42 7or 1 59 955233

Abm t voting suffrage 1 54-25

AbsenteeismIrish hist . 94 1 -5

0' l 59 95325

Absenmmdedné ss psych . Abst ract ing l i t . methods0' 1 59 -9552

Absolute geometrymajori ty suffragemonarchs worship

1 54-3448

0' 1 59 9 533548

the ontology 1 1 1

theor ies of wi lor

Absolution sacramen t 2 65 . 64

Absolutism pol . sci . 3 2 1 . 6

predest inat ion 2 34 9

Absorben t system an imals

plan tsAbyeemxa hi story

physiologytravel

hygiene of emp loymen t

in i l l teetin physiology Academ ic

Academ ies

Physiology3

32Abso

3 9

rpm 373

h l StOI. 58 1 782 1 379

379 -1 71

M m“ 248 50 6

Tortu ln bh ck fm type ar nubdlvided. Superi or uuru rd er to the tahua fol lom thk mdox

learned gen . soci eti es

of special subj . see subj .nati onal gen . soci eti es 060

of specia l subj . see subjpri vate, for boys

gi r ls

m i xt

publi c, hi storytheory

RELAT IV IN DEX

Accompanimen t

1 59 24

m usi c

cheese

636 . 0 837

m i l . science 355 . 8 1

Accubat ion soc. customs

Accumulat ion cap i tal 33 1Accumulator

M W therap.

Tone-tn m rm typo u m adod.

Acetates diuret ics

Aoetonur ia physiol.chem i c technologyheat prac. chem .

stovesAcetylenes organ . chem .

Achaia, Greece anc. hist .Acha ian leag

Wor ld war 19 1 8Achiet-lo-Pet i t , F ranceWorld war 1 91 8

940 0 4353

940 -4353

Achromat i sm opt i cs

Aci d

in gast ric jui ce physiol. 6 1 2 . 32 1 2

poisons therapeuti cs 6 1 5 . 92 1

Aci dimet ry chem istry 545 2

quali tat iv analysis

Achl smydosporea botany595 476

535-4

RELAT IV IN DEX

Actors biografy

Actsand resolve Am. stat.

Eng. 346 . 1

of learned soci eti es gen . 060

1 for spec. subjects see top ic

legi slativ bodi es, U. 8.

mnnnanflnflhns

0' 1 50 96355

the Apostles canon .

pseudep ig.

onuflogy

SOS-794

Acupuncture therapeut ics 6 1 5 8 1 4

Acutenessart icular senses psych . 1 52 . 671

or 1 59 .93671

or 1 59

of 1 59-93471

or 1 59 . 93671

-93371

or 1 59 . 93671

-93571

or 1 59 93 1 363Acl

'chcmachines elec. eng. 62 1 3 1 3 2 9 1Ad valorem dutycustoms

Promotion

gustatory

muscular senses psych .

psych .organi c senses psych .tact i l psych.

Adana , Asiat ic Turk . h ist .

Adaptabi li tyof soi lrace

Adapta t ionand accommodat ionhabi tudesbotanyforest botanymuscular , and at ten t ion

music

point temp . sense

ret inal physiol .psych.

sensory , and fat igueAdapters prac. chem .

structure botanyAdcock an tennas radi o

Adder ’s-mouth botanytung

Addi ct ion to drugsAdding machinesmanuf.

Add i son’

s d isease

Addi t ion ari thmet ic

956 -4

Adam . Onkl e Swed . fict . 839 7364Adam de la H alle F r . dram .84 2 1 2

Adam Kok’s land history 968 . 63

Adamawa history 967 1 6

Adam i tes heresy 2 73

Adams. J : presidency of 973 . 44

J Q. 973 55Adams co . Ill . h istoryInd.

M 977 776

O . 977 1 86

Pa . 974 842

W is. 977 556

ofi s equi p.

Addington co. On t . hist .

Addi son , J . Eng. essays 82 4 . 52Add ison co. Vt . h istory 974 ; 35

t ravels 9 1 7 435

5 1 1 2


RELAT IV IN D EX

memOTY

07 1 59 . 97295

temperamen t 1 37 45

0' IS9 -92345

theori es of wi llor

sensibi li ty 1 57 . 52

or

Afienthaler grape 634 . 8543

Affidavi ts 34 7 94

Affinity chem istry 54 1 39fam i ly l aw 347 6

Aflixes Engli sh language Afternoon tea dom . econ .

other languages l ib .

recipesAfflict ion‘Afshani languageAfghani stan hi story Agam ogenesis

travel 4Agaou language

Africa an ti qui ti es

botanyofiis cc.

hi story effect on react ion t ime

travels

other top ics seeAfricaNorth hi story 96 1

Toriea in black face type ar subdivided.

.Affican

colon i za ti on sociology 3 25 . 6

di scovery of Am er ica 9 73 1 1

geese 636 59886

languages 496

E thiopic 492 8

H am i ti c 493

methodi st church 2 87 8

mortal i t y pub lic bei th 6 1 4 . 1 44

pahn cfivet

sheepslave t rade 3 2 6 1

sw ine

tree ci vet 599 . 7442 3

flAfii kaans languajli terature 839 . 36Afterbrai n anatomy 6 1 1 8 1 8

Afterdinner spee ches

0' 1 59 93 1 352

0 2 1 4;

64 1 -53

0' 1 59 -93 1 353

an im a ls 59 1 1 65

1nanuf. 677 . 71 7

eeri e.

634 -84709

33 1 -3

651 -3433

or 1 59 938363 1

men tal age psych . mosur .

or

or

59 1 -139

despots Ital. hist .

Superior figures refer to the tables fol lowing this index

V IN DEXAids (cont .)tomemory

readers l ib . econ .

ref. work

Ai lan thus botanyAi lerons aeronaut ics

Ai les li brary bl dgsWorld war 1 91 7

599 74444

599 -74442Ai luropodidae 599 . 74445

Aim of college and un i versi ty 378 o 1

educat ion 370 1

Ai n , F rance hi st ory965-7

travelAincrevi lle, F ranceWorld war 1 9 1 8

Ai r

abnormal physi ology 61 2 2 23 1

analysis chem ist ry 543 7

baths,hot hygi ene 6 1 3 46

battles Wor ld warbladder com p . ana t . 6 1 1 2 9

phys.

brakes ra i lway eng.

cleaners motor vehi clessteam eng .

compressors mech . eng. 62 1 51

comprest , seeComprest ai r

confined , resp i rat ion in 6 1 2 2 33

ant isubmarine W. war

hevi er than ai r 629 1 333

vs other transportdi electr ic strengt h radio

ducts ven t i lat ion 697 9

mech . eng. 62 1 . 4

physiology 6 1 2 2 3 1fans aeronaut ics 629 . 1 351 3

flow aerodynami cs 629 . 1 3232

figures refer to the tabl es fol lowing this index

RELAT IV INDEX

ship and Kearsarge 973 754

privateersU. S. civ. w ar 973 757

state, admission U . S. h ist . 973 . 54history 976 1

secession U . S. h ist .

travel 9 I7 6 1

Alabama'

8 Own W i d war 940 . 4 1 273

G 167

Alachua co. F la. historyAladdin ovenkitchen equi pmen t 643 338

recipes64 1 588

Alamanni L. Ita l . poet ry 851 36Alameda ci ty. Cal . hist . 979 465

co. 979 46s

940 4 1 273

E09

Alani anci ent historyAlanohights, ItalyWorld war 1 9 1 8Alangiaceae 583 4 1 6

Alar thoracic artery 6 1 1 1 34 1

Alarcon,P. A. de Span . fic.

Alarcon y Mendoza drama 862 34

clocks

reckoners

Alarms, fire

local governmen t

protect ion of publicsignals

t ravels

AlbanyCape ofGood H 0 pe h i st 968 757c1ty, N Y hist 974 743convent ion U .S. h i st 973 3 6CO N Y history 974 74 2

Albatrossi laudzoologyAlbemarleco. Va. historysh ip U . S. civ. war

Albert 1 German history2 943 . 0 2 8

AlbertCape of Good H ope hist . 968 . 769

co. N . B . history 971 -53 l

F rance

World war 19 1 8

Albin ism

AlbuginaceaeAlbuginea anatom yAlbum i noidderi vates. nonn i t rogenoussubstances, dialysis of

physiol .Album inoidsgastr ic digest .

muscles

Chaunn i

940 4 353

940 4 34 :

M ontdi dier W l d war 1 9 1 8

N yanza t ravelsAlberta . Canada historyAlbert i . L. B . Ita l . essaysAl bertypes 774

Al berus, E ras. Ger . poet ry 83 1 . 43

Albicans ana tom yAlbigenses persecut ions

secular h ist .

physiol.U

physiologic chem ist ryphysi ologyquan t it y in food and t is.

t ryp t ic digest ionvegetable physiology

944 -0 3 3

fivfl t l ul q r u> fluflhhhn tflknfimt flnl fink :


RELAT IV IN DEX 1 0 0 1

Sw . poetry 839 . 71 66

Aims ethics 1 77 7Almshouses archi tecture 72 5 55

363 -5

agriculture

Aloes poisons

Alpaca domest ic an imalsmanuf.

zoologyAlpena co. M ich . historyt ravels

Al l fine co. Cal . hist .gardens flon

‘

cul ture

636 -3936

Plants botanyfior icul ture 635 .952 6

Alp ine (con t .)regions botanystrawberryt ravels

Alps Swiss

medici n

mind and body 132 1 5233

0' 1 59 9725233

Alternate

current

act ion on organ isms

are light elec. eng. 62 1 . 32 553

el ect rophysiol . techn icmachinery elec. eng.

supplygenerators radi o 62 1 384 1 32 6

electron tube radi o 62 1 .384 1 325

vacuum tubes 62 1 . 384 1 32 1 5

traction lines elec. eng.

mi nda nd body 1 32 . 1 9530' 1 59 . 972953

“Pic! in black face type at subdivided. Superior figures refer to the tables fol lowing uu index

9 14 9 4

geology 554 -94travel

944 -383

GermanAlsace-Lorraine F rench hist .

Germ .

World war 19141915 940 -4346

583 -1 54

Alsinoideue

Alsop. George Am . sat i re 8 1 7 . 1 2Richard poet ryAlta r cloths sac. ornam .

Altars archi tec. accessor .

29 1 -35ecclesiology 2 46 6

Al t-azimuth instrum en ts

Alterations butterhoney 638 . 1 66

lac

music

for contagi ous diseasesWorld warAmeboid cells physi ology

plant locomot ionAmelia co. Va. histAmendments U . S. const .

Amentia

grape

North hi storytravel

other topics see table 1Russian historyt ravelhi storytravel

ant iquarian societyanti qui ti es

art gal leri es

auxi liar ies in revoluti on

nut raisingCiVi l war 0 . S. hi st.coloni es hi storyconst itut ionconst i tut ional h istorycopyright leagcyclopedias

Topics ln black faco typo

RELAT IV INDEX

Super ior

languages N or th Am .

laurelSouth Am .

botany

American (con t .)dairy cattledraft horseducks

exped . forces W ld warfalse hemp botanyheredi tary soci eti esH olderness cat tle 636 12 83 1

independence U . S. h ist . 973 3 1 3

indi an s 970 . 1

i n World warpsychology

Lake, Wash.tra in . camp W i d war

Bc797

497

498

li terature 81 0

monkey zoologynegro in World warnewspapers

pa in t ingparty

patr i oti c soci eti es

peri od ica lsph i losofers b iografy

phi losofy

p lan m eal system s

poetrypoets b iografy

poli ti cal parti espoul twP. E . churchpr ison s Amer . revol.pri vate lawrebelli on U S. hi storyrevolut ionCanada history 971 . 024

ch i ldren of 369 r37

daughters of 369 1 35

son s of 369 1 33

973 -3

saddle horsessheepslavery 326

figures refer to the tabl es fol lowing this index

RELATIV IN DEXwi tchcraft

or 1 59 .96 1 44

79 l

79°

dom . econ . 649 . 5

1 75

6 1 3 -74

33 1 -84

371 -74

2 63 6

0' IS9 972 55

Amygdaleae 533 -37

Arnygdal innut r i t ion 6 1 2 396 1 75

Amygdaloi d tubercle anat . 6 1 1 8 1 3 1 4

Amylaceous reservs in plants 58 1 1 33853

Amulets

Amyloids nut ri t ion 6 1 2 398 1 46histology 6 1 1 . 0 1 884

Amylolyt ic581 -1 9345

6 1 2 . 0 1 51 5

Amyotrophy physiology 6 1 2 7465‘Ana English li terature 82 8

80 8 8

Anabapt ists sects 2 84 3

574 1 33

boa“! 58 1 1 33

59 1 1 33

Anacanthin i zoology 597 56

A115163 1351. Cal . hi st .

Anacardi aceaa botany 583 2 9 2

Anacreon Greek poet ryAnaerobic“ Di la t ion botany

World war 19 1 5‘Anegramg Eng. li terature 82 8

game 793 73

pseudonyms 0 1 4AIlalgesi cs therapeut ics 6 1

'

s 733Analogousfeeling st imuli emot ions 1 57 2 1 3

or 1 59 942 31 3

Project ions descri pt ivgeometry 51 5-2

“finsa tn bumk sus tnp uu-sunfiaus Shaun:

but tercapi llary chem ist rycaracter psychology

m i croscopi c

mi lk adulterat ions

chem i st ryof act ion consciousness

ch em .

quali tativ

Analogycomparati v anatomyEnglish language

other languageslogicplan ts

theologyAnalysisai r chem ist ry 543 7

ar i thmet ic 5 1 1 5

being ontology 1 1 1 1

b lowp i pe chem ist ry 544 3

58 1

544 -9 2

1 37-1 39

or 1 59 . 923

cheese

chem i c 543

comb inatory algebra 51 2 5

elect ro chemi st ry 544 9

exper imen tal psychology 1 50 . 72 52

or 1 59 90 7252

1 1 1 1

1

S44 4

4 2 S 3

S45

si tus 51 3 83

soi l hygi enesoi ls 63 1 .42

sounds acoust ics 534 4

spect rum ast ronom y 52 2 67

chem ist ry 54 4 6

opt ics 535 84

figures refer to the tabl es fol lowing thb index


RELAT IV IN DEXAnimal (cont .) An imals (con t .)

life pa inless extmc. of 6 1 4 . 97 1 hygi e

ne pub. bei th

magnet ismhypnot ism man i txon

or i nsani ty i nmodels museums

motors engineeri ng 6 2 1 . 4 6 insurance

oi ls .chem . technology 665 2

pussites di seases

botany test s of

zoology 59 1 69

physiology zootechny 636 0892

plagues vet. med. 6 1 9

power agri cultureproducts

animals in juri ng 20 0 1. 591 . 68

plants i njuring bot . locomot ion

psychologyor

residues ferti lizers 63 1 .843

species and respi ration

stories zoology mythologysubstances chem . anal . ominous divi nat ion

engi n'

g 6 2 0 . 1 98

trades ai r polluti on organs of soundtraining comp . psych. 1 51 .30 72583 comp . physiol .

0' 1 59 92920 72583

worship nonchr . relig.

593

agentsof geol. workS9I . 69

68 1 1 52

Bible 2 2 0 859care of an imal hygienecarriers of diseases

cfi lming diseases 20 0 1. 59 1 .67cruelty to ethi cs rat ion

(16d a i r pollut ion 6 1 4 . 763diti . fr . plants biology 577 5

physiol . 6 1 2 . 0 1 35 remains

pub. hel th

vet. medi cin 6 1 9

zoology 59 1 2

636

comp . physiol. 6 1 2 771575

zootechny“mm

398 . 4M s formd by bonny(negrafi c di str ibuti on 59 1 . 9

h‘b‘mmt ing 6 1 2 58

Tol i cs in bh ck fnce type ar subdivided.

zoologyloca li zat ion in

comp . physiol . 6 1 2 82 52 5

psych . 1 51 33 1 2 252

or

com p .phys. 6 1 2 767zoology so: . 47

59° 7

or

l 33-334

0' 1 59 -96 1 334

paleon tology

parasi tic eoon . zool .

phosphorescentcomp . physiol.

plant dissem ination

plants injur ious to ep ic.

bot.

psycholou comp. psych.

0'

zoologycomp . physiol . 6 1 2 . 3943subsistence 6 1 2 . 3952 3

ear ly stone age 571 . 1 3

latereviviscen t m esologyscen t glands comp . phys.6 1 2 . 493

eoon . zool .

phys.

traind 79 1 8

t ransportat ion hygi en e 6 1 4 96tr ick 79 1 8

ur ic aci d in comp . phys. 6 1 2 . 46 1 2 54

vocal organs

Super ior figures refer to the tables fol lowlng this mdex

RELAT IV INDEX

Ansalent iculari s 6 1 1 8 1 47

peduncularis 6 1 1 8 1 47

Ansayri ihistory 955

Anselm medi eval ph i los. 1 89 4

Anselm ,H ,

Ger . fict ion

Anseres20 0 108? 598 4 1

Ansio.Reyer Dutch poet . 1 35

Answer books2 on spec. topi cs see Subi s

pests agr icultureAntacids a ids to d iges.

Antagonism of medi cina

therapeut i cs 6 1 5 52

symbiosis botany 581 5576

Antarct iccurrent ocean curren ts 551 . 47

explorat ions travels 9 1 9 9

ocean physical geog . 551 469

radio 62 1 3841 1 552 1

travel 9 19 . 9

599 31

zoology 599 73584

Ante-N icene church 1 0 0 -32 5 2 8 1 3

Antennae an imals 59 1 48

radio

w i reless teleg. 6 2 1 38435

Ante-reform at ion rel i g.h ist . 2 70 5

Anteriorchamber of eye physiol .

psych .0' l 59 93I l 1

poliomyeli t is, see Paralysis,infant i lAnterograde amnesia 1 32 842 1

Of I59 95557243 l

Anterolateral colum of spinalcord anat.

583-5537

5815-5537Anthems music

pub . worsh ip 2 64 2

reli gious poetry 2 45

dehiscence plan t move.

econom ic geologyfuel dom . econ .

engi neer ing

AnthracnoseAn thracosi s di seases

An thra x public hel th

An thropoid apes zoology

anatomy

m ind and body 1 30

or

573

1 30

or 1 59 . 90 1 61

religious doct r in of man 2 33

An thropomet ry 573 6

1 2 5

1 50 . 1 943

0' IS9 -90 1943

An thropophagy cann i balism 399

filosofic sistem

An t iburghers sects

An t i-Christ0 ’ 1 59 . 95443

An t iclinal st rata geology 551 86Ant icl isis comp . psych. 6 1 2 . 82 1 3 1 1

337-3

Ant icost i i land , Que. hist .An ti dotes materi a medi ca

58 1 1 939

Ant ietam , Md .

bat t le U . S. civ. war

Toflcs in blaek face type ar subdivided. Supefior ngures refer to ths tables fol lowh gmia h dex

RELAT IV IN DEX

W e“ World war940 41 2994 pseudep ig.

British colonials F Apocarpea botanyAomori .Japan hi st .

‘Aorist Greek etymologysyn tax

anatomy

econom ic geol.m ineralogy

Apetala botany

localization of speech 6 1 2 82 52 49

mental derangemen ts 1 32 1 550' !59 9 72556 1 2 7893Aphelion astronom y 52 1 3

folkloreApiaceae

beehouses

ysiology

Df'mel 2 29 .91 3

Elms

J°hn canon ical books 2 28Zephaniah pseudepigrafa .2 29 . 9 1 3

Apocynacee botany

moun t

Apoplexy diseases

scr iptural biog .

Apostolicage apologeti csCatholi c sect

church

Apparatus

629 . 1 3078

637-232

care of mi lk 637 , 1 33

637 332

m w m wm m w u m

ti des

584 -7

2 29

52 3 -33

52 5-63

Apollo Belvedere sculp t . 733

fine pahnnnr y 1 33 -6432

Of

or 1 59 9 2 5742

2 92Apollon iusRhodius G k l i t . 883 . 3

.Apohngmfics theol ogyApomorphin em et i cs

cphflflesfathers'

perfixi refigfimus l fist .

succefi fion

.ApothecaryfiApothenmn ihzsg

fluummuroo cue

‘

penuxnufions

constnxufions

2 39

2 73


RELAT IV IN DEX

Arbi tration con t .)

internat ional eth i cs

law

law

Arblay. F . (Burn ey) d

day hort iculture 71 5

school celebrat ion s371 365training agr icul ture 63 1 5465

vitae anatomybotany

Arboretum

archi teCtul‘

e 72 7 5

botany S80 74

Arboriai l ture forestryland . gard . 7 1 5

Arbors landscape gard . 71 7

Arbuthnot . J : Eng. hum or 82 7 . 54

Arc, Joan of F 1 . h istory 944 . 0 2 6

Arc

convertersgenerators

l ight ing elec. eng .

radio

rect ifiers elec. eng.

transmi tt ing sets radio

Arcades

archi tectural construct ion 72 1 2 6

designArcadia Greek anc. hist .

primi t iv church 2 8 1 1

Arcesilaus Greek phi losofy 1 86 2

Arch. aort ic anatom y 6 1 1 1 32 1

hinged bri dges 624 68

trussedArchaean age geology 551 71ATChaeo secAr cheo‘Amhmms Eng. lansuage 4 2 7Arc8311861.RussiahistoryWorld war 1 9 1 8

Arcl i bishopsecclesiast ic pol i ty 2 6 1 1 2

“v" Angli can 92 2 3

A1Roman catholi c

ched constructi ons arch . 72 1 4

Ar hbridges

”511230 119 botany 58 1 462 3

gomatae 3 88Archegony 5 7 S

2?n 576 1

2023‘

n8Y

accessori es

constructi on

landscape

models

Arct icalp in regions

curren ts

botan y551 -47

Toniu in buck nce type n subdmded. Super ior flzum refer to tho tablee fol lowing thi e indox

Archen teron em bryology 6 1 1 0 1 335

Archeoca lam i tes 587 2 1 2 2

Archeologyan cien t descri pti on , etc. 9 1 3

B iblica lprehi stori c 571

Archeopterides 585 98 1Archery 799 32

Archesa rchi t ectu ra l design 72 9 33

constructi on 72 1 4

engineering 624 6

t rium phal Rom . an t iq .

Archetype metaphysics 1 24

Arch i loch us Greek sa t i re

Archimedes screw physicsArch ipelagoEast Indian h i story 99 1

G reek anci en t historymodern

Archi p last idea: 589. 8

Archi tecton ics. archi tecture 72 0 1

Archi tectsli abi l i ty of hi ldi ng 69 2 9

li ves720

729 -9

534 -84

72 1

72 9

729

744

71 0

623 . 8

692

069 -472

warshi psArch i t raves arch . const r . 72 1 86

Archi ves. see H istory , M anuscr i pts

of specia l topic see top ic

Archons Greek h istory 938

Archtconstructi on archi tecture

bridges

M 0550 , Lod0vico It . poet .

“kappa, Gk phi losofers 1 83 5

form of state

Arithnwt ic

elementary educat ion 372 7

68 1 . 14 1

51 1

372 -7

3 1 0

Arizona. U. S.

acquisi tion Mex. war

admission U. S. hist .discovery U . S. hist .

979 -1

For mi l . hist . see aubd. of

Special cam pains an d M i l itary history under and

travel

ArkansasCity

, Kan . hi story 978 e 1 89 !state

admi ssion U S bu t976 -1

F or m i l . hist . see subd . ofSpecial campai n: and M i l itary history un der

and

travel

RELAT IV IN DEX

Cen t. alli esEn tente

Arminian baptistsArm in ian ism

con t inen tal prot . sects

methodi smArm ist is internat . law

2 87

34 i -3World war 1 9 1 8Armorfort ificat ionsshipbil dingwar customs

Armord vessels m i l . eng.

wire manuf.‘Armori can language

Armor-p icrcing she l ls

672

399

Super ior figures “for to the tables fol lowing this index

Arm ada.Span . Eng. h ist .

Span . 946 . 0 4

Armadi llo zoologyArmagh , Ireland h istory 94 1 . 66

Armamen t shipbil ding 623 9

Armamen tar ia surgeryArmamen ts ordnance

Armature stamps elec. eng. 62 1 3 1 8Armatures elec. eng. 6 2 1 3 1 6

635 0 434

neutrali ty in ter . law

anci en t historymodern

World war 1 9 1 6Arm en ian

arch i tecture

li teratureArmen t ieres, F rance

World war 1 9 1 4

1 9 1 8 Ap .

Oct .

Arm iesm i li tary engineering 62 3

sci en ce 355

U. 8. hi story ci vi l warM ex.

revoluti onSpan ish warwar of 1 8 1 2

399

940 4

C

0

C

RELAT IV IN DEX 1 0 2 1

Amm'C. B . de F . C. 863 S3

mondi ssemen t F r . loc. govt 352 . 0 440 5

w“gas 584 , 744 rudimen ts, prehistoric

schoolsheds. stone preh ist . arch 571 1 5 fine arts

museum relat ionswood Indian bot . studios archi tecture

Comaceae woman in

Rosaceae Arter ial blood physiol.Viburnum Arter ies

Arrows archery anatomywar implemen ts

Arssignorum un iv. lang.

Arsaci daa historyArsenals archi tecture

m i li tary eng .

Arsenates m in eralogyArsenic

drugs

inorgan ic chem istrymedical juri spruden ceores Arthon iaoeae

poisons

Arsenicism tox icologyArsen ids inorgan ic chem .

Arson criminal lawArt

anatomy drawing 743and imaginat ion psych .

0' IS9 -95467bl ogmfy 927Chri stian ecclesiology 246 635 24decorat iv furn i ture 749

0

delineat ion of chi ldrenor

70 7

746

70 0

343 -73

708

archi tecture Thir ty-n ine Ang . creed

wi th librar ies Art icularEffllery library bl dgs 1 52 7 71 2 6

ingot-7 709 or

ind? “ useful arts 60 0 factors space percept .

ul ter ior decorat ion 747 or 1 59 -9375236material l ib. adm i n . 1 52 -736museums fine arts 708 or 1 59 -93736

in ter . afi'

airs 351 . 853museum econ . or

T°c l in black tace type ar eubdivlded . Super ior figurea refer to the tablea tol lowing thia indea

vasomotors 6 1 2 1 82

circulat ion in physiol.diseases of

Arter iosclerot icsen i ledemen t iamedicin

1 32 . 1 9838

or

62 8 1 1

97! 4 565

539 -1 72

ArthrostracaArthur , C . A . presiden cyArthur ian romances

Art ichokebotanyedi ble leavsJerusalemedible tubersfield cropsArt icles

English syn taxGreek syn tax

other languagesof confedera tion 1 781

—89

U. S . consti tu. hist.


RELATIV INDEX

AW QCC bet Aid

“ 3 4 4

w e, courtsOf 13W 347-99

Associate pastor church pol .

Sunday sch .

Associated

30110115, sermsable

Am dates

or 159 -922 27

theoryof synesthesia 1 52 .770 1 612

or

dynamic

freepsychoanal i t icmethod

or

theory of dreamsor

intellectual funct ions of convolut ions

or 159 -91 2 2585332

1544 3 42

or 159 95352 42

mental faculti es 1 53-3

or

method of emot ion study 157-0 72585

or 159-942 0 72585museum

motor lerning 1 58 43333

or 1 59 9 43732525

of i deas

Of ISO-95333

PhySiologicmekan . psych .

07 1 59-95332 2

351 -752

01'

tests mtel lect

0" l 59

geom. i llus. psych .or

time psychometry

hi lding loan inst .

kinesthet ic recogn i t ion

m m physiot

1 52 -1 3741 50 1 67

or 1 59 113834335

1 53 -1 37334

or 1 59 93 1 37234

0' 1 59 9292 072537

Touu n m m w u mmm ed. w m m n m m m m m u

023-59

$544 4”or 159-953353 3

1344343 40' 159 -9533534

rel igious Y. M . Q.A, etc. m

weak, and forgetting psych .or

see also special subject and table 2

RELATIV IN DEXMavist ic t

heori es synesthesia 1 52 77oi 570'

589-97333239

natural theol. 2 1 1

Atheneums, Dutch educ.

Athenian suprem . Gk. hist .

Athens ancient historymodern

travel977-197

Atherton , G. F . H . Amer . fic.

Athlet icclubs hygienefields recreat ion

skools

Atlanta973-737l

ship U. S. war of 1 81 2

train . camp Wl d war

Be 758

00 . N . J. historyocean phys. geografy 551 .46 1

travelSquadron U. S. civ. war

U. S. war wi th Spainstates

9733. 973 $ 2

. 973.62. 973 7

At lan to-odontoid jointAt lasmts history

eil k manuf.

At lases

school apparatusAt lo-axoid jointAtmod ere

meteorology

vi sual dist .

engins pneumatics

botany

Atolls physical geologyweights

Atomism phil osofic sistem

physi ol.

Topicl in bh ck fnce type ar subdivi ded. Super ior flzum reter to the tahleo fol lovhg

973 89

telegraf commun icat ion

sociologyant iqui t iesmythology 292

or ig. home of man 572 .4

anat .

Atrato

anatomy

RELAT IV INDEXAubaflel r J. M

. Provo poetry 849 ~ 1 45

9414 -33 1

“be“ ridgeWorld war 19 15

Aubigné , T .A. d

’F r . sat ire 847-34

365

Aubusson carpet manuf.Aubvillers World war 191 8Auct ionbridge game

Auct ionsbook library buyi ng 0 2 5-2 24

buyingmethods 658 72 7

law of 347 7

Aude. France history

Audifone acoust ics 534 . 7

Audil types personali ty0 ? l 59-92345Audio frequency, see Low frequency

Audions radio

657Audi tion, see H ear ingwork educ. methodAudi tory

center

or

memory

path, central

1 33-334or

Toria h bm ncemou m bdivm d. w m n m tom ubm mm m m m

Audi tory (con t .)i llusions mind and body

or

0'

0' 1 59 -954332

xSi t -452

0' 1 59-953552

or

anatomyphysiol .

psych

or

or

physiol.psych .

or

physiol .

psych.

or

subject iv sensat ions physiol. 6 1 2 85873psych 1 52 -2 873

0' 1 59-932373

or

Audi tus coloratus t SiOI 6 1 : 84373

psych.0' l 59

Audrain 00 . M 0 . historyAudubon 00 . l a. 977-7486

cruel tyAuerbach, B . Ger . fict ion

Am pere. A. A. poetr y 83 1 -77Auger , posthole agr ic.

Augeronne swine

Augier , G. V : E . F r. drama 842 . 83

Auglaize co. 0 . history


RELAT IV INDEX

dnving motor vehicles constant

front motor vehi clesinstrumen t

steering motor vehiclesAyer , M3 88 .

Wld war ferti lizersBe 744

Aylesbury ducks history 94 1 .42

club of 1 847World war 191 5history Azumn, Japan

Topia h bh ck face typo ar l ubdlvidod. Super ior unrel refer to tho

Ital. fict ion

497

953 -1 3

anatomy 6 1 1 1 456

tablee b l lowh g this h dex

RELAT IV INDEX

educ.

World war 1 91 8 Ap . elec. eng.

Aug 940 -4356

Baill ie, Joanna Eng . drama

347-4

Bain automat ic telegrafBainsizza plateau apparatus

World war 191 7Bait for specimen collect ing

968 -956

963-1 5

Bald cypressBaldi , Bernardino

powder adulterat ionsBakonde history 'Bakonyer swine

Bakota historyBaku Wor ld war 19 1 8Bakuba Wor ld war 1 9 1 7Bakunfi history Bali ze historyBakvmkwa history

Bale, J

BalkanBalaenoid whale zoology 1

Balancebri dge engineering 624-35

anat .

.

6

5; 8263frame cult ivator 63I 45163

620 1 1 28machines 53 1 -8 14

II

;etrology 389

school hygiene 37I 740 power poht . sci ence Balladstrade commerce 333 839 8‘l 1 2“use of psych .

or 1 59 -936736

watchmaking 68 1 839 7 1 1 4

68 1 1 1 24 784 3

Topics in black face type or subdivided . Superior am . refer to the tables fol lowing this index

aeronaut ics

796 -43machinery shipbi lding

runn ing gear rai lrd eng

Balanophoraceae botany583 947

583 947

Bal bo, Cesare Ital. essaysBalboa discov. of Amer .

Balcon ies , sleep ingfurn ishing dom . econ .

643 57

It . poet 851 . 47

English drama63 1 -3642

RELAT IV INDEX

347

642 -45

394 . 1

Banshu.Japan histBanthevi lle World war 1 9 1 8Bantu languagesBanville, T. F . de F r . poet .

World war 19171 91 8 M ar .

Aus 2 1 940 0 4353

29 940 -4354air warfare 940 .448

fonts sacred furn i tureregenerat ion salvat ion 234 . 4Baptisms registers of

M 1011 Puri tansB"

by

llteepet’

smanualsnew

933 4

1 78 4

Tories in blsck h ee type ar subdivided.

Baraga co. M ich. historyWorld war 19 1 6

N . Amer ican indians

8 . American indians

wars U. S. historyBarbd headed worm

Barber oo. Kan . history

Barber ino, F . da Ital . fic.

botany

Barbier , H . A. F r . sat i re

Barbi zon school pain t ingBarbour 00 . W. Va . hist .Barbusse, H f F r . fic.

tra'vel

977 497


DECIM AL CLASIF ICATIONBatata

clothsystem educa

Batawana hi storyBateke

Bates co M O

Bath00 . Va. historyorder of the heraldry

hygi ene

Bathroom furn ishingsBaths

Roman

mundane

Bathurst , Cape of Good H ope

0 69-42 776

paleontology‘Battak languaj

977 422

tra in camp W l d war

c 774

pai n t ings 756

Bat t les

U. S. hist.

Wor ld war 1 914-1 9Batt leships shipbi ldingBatum Wor ld war 19 1 8Bauchi historyBaude, H enr i F r . poetryBaudot print ing telegrafBauxi te econ . geology

metallurgyBavai , F r . Wor ld war 1 9 1 8Bavaria history

travelstravelstravelstravels

Bavar ian

940 4 1 3433

advancing siege works

electric aeronaut ics 629 1 354engineer ing 62 1 354motor vehicles 629 .2544

float ing naval eng.

mi l i tary mi l .storage elec.

Batter ing ram war customs 399Battersea , London hist .Batterycarr iages

toolsBatt leCreek, M ich.

Beaver co. Pa. historyBeaverteen manuf.


70 1

974 -892

Beccaria . C. B . Ital . essaysBeccut i . F rancesco

“sat ire 857 . 4 2

or 1 59 9 292 0 7587

Bechuanaland hi story

traveltravel

Protectorate historytravel

Becquerel rays chem istry,

mesologyroom furn ishi ngswagon ai d to in jured

Bedbugs animal parasi teshousehold pestszoohnnr

Bedding domest i c econ .

‘ languaj

domest ic econ omy

en tomology

54 1 -38

595 799

595-774

Toples in black face type ar subdivlded.

Bee (con t .)

bee lflxafins8 C

botany 583-977

fern 587 3127forestry 634 9725Beecher , H :W. Am . orat

'

y 8 1 5 . 36

Dutch

agriculture

Beersheba Wor l d war 191 7Beet li fters

sugar chem . t echnol .Beethoven ’

s

overturessonatas p iano music

symphon i es orches.

paleon tologypests agr i culture

Beets, N . Dutch essaysgarden cr0ps

zootechnyBeggars char i ty ethi es

pauperi sm

relief

RELAT IV INDEXBenzole l lg

ht chem . tech .Beowulf Anglo-Sax. poet .

Bequests

law 347 6

l ibrary

museum support 3

terms of museum econ . 069 51 4

Beranger.p: J: de F r . poet .

Berat World war 1 91 8Berber

history 1 Berne

language 493 3

l iterature 893 3

sheep 636 386

Berbcridaceac bota nyBerberidalcs 583 1 1 7

Berberideze botany 583 I I 7

Berbers descr ipt ion 9 1 6 1

Berceo.G. de Span . poet ry 86 1 1 3

Berchet .G. Italian 85 1 7 1

Berckmans grape 634 . 8432 09

Bereft chari ti es

Beresteczko W ld war 19 1 6

Bergamasker sheepBergamot perfume plantslime fru i ts 634 342

Bergen ,Norway h ist . 948 . 3

co.

Bergh, H .y an den 839 3 1 2 52

Bergkl int , 0 . c d . poet ry 839 71 4 7Bergman , T . 0 . m isc .

Bergschlag sw ine

Bergvi l le history 968 43

Beri ng

sea arbi t ra t ion U .S.h i st . 973 87t reaty

strai t t ravel 9 1

Befkd ey.G : B r i t . ph i los. 1 9 2 . 3

ideal ism 1 4 1Berkeley ci ty . Cal . historyB

co. W . Va . hist .

erks co . England h istory 94 2 . 2 9Pa .

Berksh‘ p rocess m etal lurgy 669 1”e

2811

113

25 ’ hwt ‘ 974 4 ’

steel engin’

g m a teri als 6 2 0 . 1 75 eep Best readi ng 0 28

same, blackred

Best i al i ty men t . derange. 1 32 7545

8 let sewerage system 1 5

erlm h istory 943 1 5t ravels

Congress i n ternat . law 34 1 1deCl'ce a

Ont h'

34 1 ~ 3i story 971 -345 968 2 3

Tepics in b lack face type or subdivi ded . Superior figures refer to the tab les fol low ing th is index

Bermondsey, London h ist .

Bermuda

grass forage cropsH undred U . S history

Bermudas history 972 99

t ravel 9 1 7 299

Bern adot te Swed ish hi st .

Bern ardines mon ast ic ord . 2 7 1 79

Bem art de Ven tadorn

P rovenca l poet ryh istory 949 4

t ravel s 9 1 4 94

Bernese cat t l e

,Bern i . F . Ita l ian sat i re

Beroa l de de Verv i lle , F .

F rench fict ion

Berr ichonne sheep 636 . 344 1

Berr ien co . M ich . h istory g77 f4 1 1

Berri es fru i tsBerry , F ran ce h i story 9 44 55

Berry-au o BacWorld war 19 1 8Bersaglier i W ld war 940 . 4 1 2 45

M

Berseem forage crops 633 32

Bersezio , V . Ital . dram a

Bergson F rench ph i los. 1 94 9

Bergson ism

ph i losofic sistem 1 43

Ber th ier co . Que . hi story 97 1 443

Bert igo World war 1 9 1 8Bert i l lon syst em an th ropol . 573 6

Bert rand grape

Berw i ck. Scot l an d h istory 9 4 1 455

Beryl l ium i norgan . ch em . 546 4 3

Berzy-le-Scc World war 1 9 1 8 940 4344Beskow , B . von c d . l i t . 830 72 6 2

Bessel'sbase m esur ing apparatus

deduct ion L. M . Z . form u . 52 6 . 4 7

determ . of earth ’s figure 52 6 . 1 5funct ion s 5 1

Bessemer


RELAT IV IN D EXBiotyp01°gy

B ishop shor thandor 1 59 -9234 by languaj

Biplanes aeronaut ics 629 1333432 st ructure

Birch botany634 -972 6

Birch-Pfeifier ,C . G er . dram . 83 2 74

Bird

day, school 371 365

l ice 595 751 4

songs 78 1 95

worship 2 9 1 2 1 2 4

Birds 598 2

agricul tural a ids 632 . 96

pests historycage domest ic pets

diseases of 6 1 9 6

divi nat ion 1 33 .334

0 ' I59 9 5 1 334

cgs oology 598 2

flight aerodynam ics 629 . 1323 1

comp. physiology 6 1 2 768

m igra t ion 59 1 52

flying automat .toy manuf. 681 1 56

game sports

nest fungi 1 8

nests of zoology 598 2

pal eon tology 568 . 2

POM“?

protect ion 598 2

cruelty to 1 79 . 3Bireh World war 1 9 1 7Birihi amusemen ts

Birmingham , Eng. h i story 94 2 . 4 8

t ravelsI73 3

customs 39 2 1

growth after physiol . 6 1 2 65marks 6 1 7 3obstetri cs 6 1 8 . 2

Populat ion stat ist ics 3 1 2rates publ i c hel th 6 1 4 l I

BO

zootechny 636 0 82 455

Bing

day customs 39 2 1

“1 days, publ ic schools 1 6Births

3 7 3 S

re.

n tel's of 9 2 9 3regi

'

strat ion pub . be l th 6 1 4 1 1

stati stics3 1 2

Bfnhwort 583 -92 4B‘scharin sheep

a ids to digest ionvegetable drugs

B i t tersweet

Celast raceae 583 2 72

Bi t terwood

B i tumen econom ic geol .Bi tum inous coal

shale 553 2 3

B i va lvs pa leon tology 564 1

zoology 594 1

Biwa

Lake, Japan travelBixaceaeBixal es

Bixineae botanyB i xschoote World war 1 9 1 7

T°Di¢l in black face type or subdivided . Super ior figures refer to the tab les tol lowing th is index

Bishopse cclesiast ic poli tyin legi sla t iv bodiesli ves of

BishuKib i , Japan historyOW L

a a

B ismarck arkipelago

h istoryWorld war 19 1 4travel

B ismarckburgB ism uthdrugs d igest i v systemexternal agen tsinorgan i c chem istry

B ismuth ides m ineralogyBison cat tlehun t ing

zoologyBissaceae botanyB issagos i lands hi st .

Bissandugu historyBissell bogies rai lway eng.

B ist icci . V . da Ital . essaysB isulcaBi tchu , Japan hi st .

Bi thyn ia anc. hi storyB i t lis hi story

World war 1 91 6bi rds

RELATIV IN DEXBlanche'N T . Swed . dram . 839 . 72 63

Bland co.Va.hi story

.

975-5765

si lver act U .S. hi st .

940 -4365

suffrage 324-254

librarysamples ofi‘isecon .

supplies 651 4669

for special purpom see subject963-978

Blascha language 49 1 0 43

Blasoomam , V. Span . fie.

Blasphemy eth ics 1 79 5

law 343

Blastfurnace engin'

g w orks

prae. chem .

min in g eng.

submarineBlastodini idaeBlastopore embryologyBlastosporaoeaeBlastula embryologyBlatterl grape

Blazersbark si lviculture 534-954

58 -5544Blazonry heraldry 923. 8Bleachers’ occupat ion hyg. 6 1 3 . 62Bleaching 667 1

Bleeding therapeut ics 6 1 5 . 8 1 1

Blemishes domest ic an imals 15

B

inheri tance biology S75 " 3

lepharoplasts p lan t cytol. 581 . 873434t her. 8 . S. Dan i sh fic.

632

589-95

589 -252

aeronauti cs 629 . 1 3327

Chi ldstudy

def mutes Chi ldstudy

dreams of

prin t ing forschoolsspot , ret ina physiol.

psych .

game

vote sufi rage

BlockadeS4I-3

973-758

940 -452

Blocks, paten t prin ting 655 32 2

Bloemfontein h iStOTY 968 5l

Topics in blnck lace type ar subdivided. Supefior figures reter to the tables iol loving this index

arch i tecture 72 5 54

sociology 36 2 4

or 1

or

or 1 59 963363 1

educat ion of 371 9 1 1li brar ies for 0 2 7 663

museum relat ionsmusic notat ion 78 1 . 24

observat'

n of congen i ta l ly 6 1 2 843 750 7 1 59 -931 375

-93 1 3 1 5

wri t ing machines manuf.Blindage m i l . eng.

B l ind—def

chi ldstudy 1 36 76 13

or 1 59 .92 2 76 1 3

371 .9 13

793 4

07

B linds arch . const rue. 72 1 87

Bli ster beetle pests 632 767

zoology 595 . 767

B li sters therapeut ics 6 1 5 774

Bli zzards meteorologyBlock books 092

i laud, R. I . hist .trav .

pavement reinforced

RELAT IV IN DEXrding schools arch i tec. 72 7 2

educa . 373 . 2 2 3

Boards, see al so Trustees

Boa

bridges engineering08 11815 commerce

houses archi tectureracing ethics

school hygieneBoating amusemen ts

ice

Boats

automat ic toys manufshipbildinzwharf archi tectureSee al so qual i fyi ng wordsBob-weight devicesaeronaut ics 629 . 1 3516

Bobbin

lace

tulleBobéchon game

Bobriusk World war 1 9 1 8Boccaccio. Giov . Ita l . fic.

Bodel, Jean F rench dramBodenstedt . F ; M . Ger . l i t .

Bode'

s law ast ronomyBodi lyattitude in at ten t ion 1 52 72343

0' IS9 -952 34strength athlet ics 6 13 72Bodleian library 0 3 7 742Bodmer , J ; J Ger . poet ry 83 1 58Bodonaceze 589 -9746BOdtcher , L. Dan . poetry 839 8 1 1 66Bodyaccessor ies mot. veh .

629 . 1 3431andmind 1 30

or

Spi ri t ism

or

Care of ch i ldstudy

or

61 3nursery 649 -4school hygi ene

Cleanl iness of hygi ene 6 1 3 -4congeni tal defects 6 1 3 9 Icosmology 1 1 7

Topics in black face type or subdivided.

plants ecology

Body (con t .)development ch i ldstudy

or

physiol.chi l dst udy 1 36 . 71

or

595 751 2

men ta l influence cures 6 1 5 85 1

mesuremen ts of 573 6

motor vehiclesnatura l and spi ri tual 2 33 5

structure chi ldstudy 1 36 71

or

symmetry of art anat . 743

temperature of physiol.training of athleti cshygi ene 6 1 3 . 73weight an thropometry

Boenda le , J . van Dut . m isc.

Baeotia an cien t history968

Boethius Provencal poet 'y 849 1 1 1

Bog i ron ore 553 . 3

58 1 -52 635

584 -45

Bogate World war 1 9 15Bogies folklore

railway engin '

g

Bogus degrees

Bohemia history 943 7 1

t ravel “

9 1 4 371

Bohemianbrethren sectsfowlslanguage

5 li teratureBohem ian ismBohlen lecturesBohme m edieval ph i losBoi leau-D esp ré aux. N .

Boi leracciden ts pub . hai th

steam eng.

constructi on 62 1 1 845

economy steam eng. 62 1 1 84 1 3

explosion s 6 2 1 1 947fuelshouses 62 1 1 92

in spect ion pub . hel th 6 1 4 837

steam eng. 6 2 1 1 94 7

managemen t 62 1 1 94

Super ior figures refer to the tables fol lowing this index


RELAT IV IN D EX

t raveland H erzegovinaannexa .W l d war causes

Bosphorust ravels 9 1 4 96

Boss Amer . poli t ics 3 2 9

Bosses geology ssr 88

Boston

card game 795 4 1

Mass.

historyschools, publicstat ist ics

travelother subjects see table 1

massacre Amer . revol . 973 3 1 1 3

port bi llsiege Amer. revol.tea party Amer . revol . 973 3 1 1 5

Botani c

chemi stry 58 1 1 9

gardens arch i tecture 72 7 5

botany 580 74

museum rela.

museums botany 580 74

surveys aeronaut ics 629 . 1 38558

Botan ists b iografy 9 2 5 8

Botany 580

agricultural 630 2 8

classificat ion of 580 1 2

634 -94fossi l 56 1

geografic distri bution

medical 6 1 5of B iblestructural 58 1

systemati c 580

Botel Tobago i ls. hist . 952 -947BOtero.Giovann i It . essays 854 48

Botetourt co.Va. hist . 975 583Botfly zoology 595 772B0 tll r

‘

0dendraceae 587 9I I3Botm, A af Swed m i sc 839 784 7Botrydiaceae 589 482BotryoooccaecaeBotryOptex

-ideae 587 335

flitt iger , K : V . Swed . poet . 339tt le charts physiogm f)’ 551 4 7

Bottles, milk

hi story 978 . 197

944 -0 3

946 -0 54

i land

turkey 636 . 592 8

Bourbonna is, F rance h ist .

Bourbourg fowlsBouresches World war 1 9 1 8

Bourg fowlsBourgeo isie educ. of

soc. classesBourget , P . C : J . F r . tic .

Bourguignons anc ien t h ist .‘Bouriate langua j 494 . 2 3

Tonics in black face type ar subd ivided . Super ior figures refer to th e tab les fol low ing th is i ndex

Bottom

inner sh ipb i l ding

of ocean botany 58 1 . 92

phys. geog. 551 . 46

zoology 59 1 92

shelbark h ickoryBouchavesneWorld war 1 9 1 8Bouchesdu RhOne F r . h ist . 1

Bouchet , Gu i llaum e F r . fic. 843 35

Boughi languaj 499 . 2 2 8

Boui lly World war 1 9 1 8 940 . 4351

Boulders d ri ft 551 33

Boulonn ais draft horseBoundar ies

law 347 2

na ti ona l foren rela ti on s 3 2 7i n ternat . law 34 1

pat rol aero. 629 . 1 3843

poli t ical sci .Boundarylayer aerodynami cs 629 . 1 3237Mex ican U . S. h istory 1

Northeast 973 58

N .W . Oreg.

San Juan “

army 355 2 2

p rotect ion 337 4

U . S. arm ycivi l w ar

wages econ .

ol’fis cc .

Boun ty mut in y, 1 789

Pi tca i rn'

s i laud 99 7

Bouquet 's exped . U .S. h ist .

Bourbonco. K an .fam i l yF rance hi story

restorat ion

h istoryrestorat ion

h istory

RELAT IV INDEX '

Brahnmnism2 94 . I

Bmhmansb iograty 9” 94

Brahmin sacred catt leBmhmo Somaj Ind. relig .

manuf.Braided straw manuf.Braiding elem . educat .

machinesFor klnd app lyd to special fiber eee name of

text i lsPor kind appl yd to epecial fi ber eee name of

Breidism 1 34

or

Braila Wor ld war 1 9 1 7Brai lle system p rin t ing 655 . 38

Brain

medicin

mind end body

m tomyment . physiol .

medicin

mind and body 1 32

or

”1 310108? 1 31 . 2 2

or

Brain (cont .)

132 1 3

or

paranoid react ion diseases

botanyclutch motor vehicleselectric motor ca rs

gun moun ts

history

museums

Branchesfall of plant senescence 58 1 135354

58 1 -4955

58 1 -4955

B ranchial resp i rat ion 20 0 1. 59 1 1 2 5

root morfol . botany 58 1 . 4985

Supmi or figum refer to tho tables fol lowing this index

or

or

structural diseases ofw eight men t . physiol. 1 31 1 1

or

shaft power t ransm is.

Brakingelectr ic motor carsgun moun ts

Bramble frui tsB ranchco. M ich .cutt ings

libraries l ibrary b l dgsextens

Breeding

and heredi ty bi ology

bets

domestic animals

feeding forzootechny

habits biology

zoologyplantraising for zootechnyzoologyBreeds domest ic animals

Brehon laws Ir ish lawBrekfast cookeryfoods

mealsBremen ,German y h ist .

t rave lBremer

F redrika Swed . fict ion

Bremer co. Ia . h istorymagnet i te a rcs

Brentano, C. Ger . fi ct ion

Brescian i , A . Ita l . fi ct ionBreslau history

t ravelBressane swine

Bresse fowlsBrest

anatomybone anatom ydiseases of wom en

France Worl d warLitovsk, Russia

World war 1 9 1 5wheels engineer ing

hydraul icsBremgne, see BretonBrethren

,

hOuse of astrologyUn i ted sects

Breton de los l i erreros, M .

RELAT IV IN D EX

Span ish d ram a 86 2 53Breton catt le

89 1 . 68

or

Topics in black face type ar subd ivided .

B retschncider i nue 583 2 86

l i revn rd co. F la . historyB reves sp i nae anatomy 6 1 1 73 1 7

B revi a ri es Greek churchRoman cath .

Brevi ty shorthandB rewd

beverages adulterationschemi c tech.

archi tecture 72 5 4 2

a i r pollu t ion 1

chem i c tech.Br iar creek Amer . revol .Br i bery criminal l aw 343

electoral fraudlegislat iv abuses

Br icabrac 739

B r ick

and hol low t i le floors a rch . 72 1 63

i ron cei li ngs 72 1 73

st ructures 72 1 97

b i l d i ng ma teria l 69 1 4

b i ldings, li brary 0 2 2 2 1

c i ty houses, det ach tpa rt y-w a l l 72 8 3 2

sem i detach t 72 8 35

cl ays econom ic geol. 553 6 1

constructi on masonrym anufacture 666 . 7

pavemen t 625 82

p iers 73 1 34

road engi neer i ngst rength of m ater ia ls 6 2 0 . 1 4

sun -dri ed m ason ry 693 2 2

v i l lage houses arch i tec .

vi t r ified pavemen ts 625 87

walls archi tecture 72 1 . 2 4work , bon ds of m ason ry 693 2 1

works a rch i tecture 72 5 48

B r i dal custom s 39 2 5

Bri dge

bolometer radi o

duplex telegrafygraft inghigh frequencyradio mesuremen ts

material m i l . eng.

methodsresistance mesure. rad io 62 1 . 384 1 74

Wheatstone engin'

g 6 2 1 . 3742

physics 537 -7

B ri dges, R. S. Eng . poet .

Super ior figures refer to the tab les fol lowing th is index


Budget (con t )museum 0 69 647

public finance 3 6

Sunday skoolsBudS.nipping

ofl prun ing 63 1 542 2 2

taste organs psych 1 52 4 13

0' l 59 -934 1 3

BMW

battle Mex. war

city, Va. histo00 . l a.

BuenosAyres historyt ravels

634 -742

ci ty N . Y. history 974 -797

Panamer . expos. 60 6

9 1 7-4797history 977 548

940 -41 2 73

E0 92

637-3554

water cat tleBufialoesdiv. Wl d war

E092

Bufiers rai lroad engi n'

g 62 5 25Buffet cars t rav . cookeryBuffets fixt furn i ture 72 9 94

Buffs Wl d warG

Buganda province hist . 1

Busi languajBugle, key wi nd in stru .

valv

Bugs rhynchota 595 75Bflheler , H . Ger . poet ry

749Bui ldi ng

, see B i ldi ngBui lt-up gun s ordnance 62 3 . 4 2 1 6Bukarest

history949 . 8

World war 191 6travel

9 1 4 , 98treaty Wor ld war causes 1 2

Bukedx historyBukoba a

967 88Bl lkOWi na“m y 943 . 75World war 19 1 5

I9 1 6 940 -42 75

Torie in black face type a: subdivided .

RELAT IV IN DEXBukow in ian language

li teratureBu l , see al so Buls

domest ic an ima lsfights amusem en ts

customs

Golden German ygrape

tung plowBulal ima—M angwe

Bulbi ls

anat .

languagecosmologyBul kheds shipbi ldi ngBull , see also BulBull RunIst batt le U . S. hist .

2 d 8 u a

Bullets

p lant breedi ng agr ic.

BulbletBulbo-urethral glands anat

Bulbs ediblefarm operat ions

fior icul ture

generat ion botanylandscape garden ingstem morfol . bot .

940 -43 1 5

Bu l let grape

Bu llet in boards l i b . econ . 0 2 2 . 9 2 4

mus.

ofii s equi p . 651 . 239

Bullet ins l i b . pub l icat ion s 0 2 5 1 2 5

radi o 62 1 .3840 00 39

stat ions 62 1 384 1 60 0 0 39

ordnance 62 3 451

small arms

Bullion coinsan d coinage

Superior flt uree refer to the ubles fol lowing this index

RELAT IV INDEX

Barrett 00.W is. hi storyF rances Eng. fic.

BumeYo

Bunfing

583-23

533-9 14

stat tree

the ded customs 393 2

turf fert ili zersBurnings customs of war 399

studen t li fe 371 89

Burns.R. Eng. poet ry 82 1 . 67

Burnsand scalds surgery 6 1 7 1 1

Burnside exped . U .S. hi st .

Burnz shorth'd by lang.

structure 653 . 72

Burr , Aaron . conspi racytri als 343 1

U. S. hist . 973 . 48

Burro 636 . 1 82

Burroughs, J : Am . essaysdiseases of 6 1 6 76

Burseracem botany 583 2 47

Banana

‘Bushmen languajBoon: has.

an thmet ics 51 1 8

m eme sociology 380

334

W ofi s eceyelet m m

1 74

pract is

But lers

history

botany

history

658

658

forest adm in is.

956-7

Busy work educ.

Butchershops 64 1 4

Bute. Scot land hi story 94 1 . 39

But jading sheepBut ler , S : Eng . humorBut ler co . Ia . history

Kan . 978 . 1 88

M 0 . 977 8930 .

Pa . 974 89 1

dom . econ . 5

Pan try 643 -4s

Butomacea:

Butomee

Butom ineae 584 73

But te 00 . Cal . hist .deM esn i l W ld war ’

1 8

Tahure 1 9 1 5

Butter

adulterat ions 6 1 4 . 3 2 5

art i fici a l chem . tech . 664 3

as food physi ology 6 1 2 39 2 86

in mi lk physi ology 6 1 2 . 664 1 3

But tercup Ranunculaceae 583 1 1 1

Rosaceaa 583 37But terflies fo ssi ls 565 789

pests 632 789zoology 595-789

But ter in 637 2 82

Buttermaking 637 233But term i lk adulterat ions 6 1 4 32 4

da iry

589 243

583 1 665

Jugl andaceae 583 973 1

But terworth 963 675

But ton bush 583 52but ton game 793 76

t ree 583 4 1 4

weed Carduaceae

M alvaceeRubiaceaeButtons Sunday skools 268 . 1 45

Superlor figures refer to the tablee foflowing this index

DECIM AL CLASIF ICATIONButtonwood Combretaceae 583 4 1 4

Platanaceae 583 .971

Buxaw re

Buxi neae

Buying business methods 658 . 7Buz game

Buzzard birdBuzzard'

s nose

Bwenza

Byzan t inearchi tecture 72 3 2

art 70 9-495ecclesiology 2 46 1

eni pi re hi story 949 5

Bzura river W l d war 19 1 4

Topics in black face type at subdivi ded . Super ior figures refer to the tables fol low ing this index

Bybl idaceaa 583 392Bylaw s l i b . governmen t 0 2 3 1

museums

Sunday skoolsByles, Mather Am . sat i re 8 1 7 1 3

By-products indus. man .

Byron , G :G . N . Eng. poet .

Byssaceae botany


RELATIV INDEX

Canada ((Ul l t o)m pg 9 1 2 7 1

schools.publi c 379 7 1

stati sti cs 3 1 7 . 1

travels 9 1 7 1

other top ics see table 1

“mpain Amer . revol.U. S. war 1 8 1 2

croolmeCk squashdiscovery of America

travels

Canaigre 633 871

Canal boats shipbi l ding 62 3 829

rays 537 53Canal-du-N ord W l d war 1 9 1 8Canalicul i , bi le anatom y 6 1 1 36 1

Canal izat ion horology 68 1 1 1 5 l

Canalized rivers commerce

Canalsbusiness relat ions

see also special n am es

Canandaigua grape 634 84709Canarybird flowerbirds

grasses

i les, Morocco history

t ravelhistoryt ravel

T0 950 ! in black face type

commanding sign

mascul in sign

nocturna lnorthern

watery

Cannabinaceae

39 1 -4

599 74442

595-785

583 962 3

Super ior figures refer to the tables fol low ing th is index

or 1 59 . 96 1 52 2

or 1 59 . 96 1 52 32

I33 6 2 32

or 1 59 . 96 1 5232

0 7 1 59 95 1 52 53

or 1 59 .96 1 52 32

1 33 -52 32

or 1 59 . 96 1 5232

1 33 -52 45

0' 1 599 6 1 52 45Can cioneros, Los Sp . poet . 86 1 2 5

Cand food pub . hel th 6 1 4 3 1 8

Can dahar history 958 2

t ravels 9 1 5 82

Candi dacy sufi'

rage 324 23

Candidates 324 23

Cand ied hon ey 638 1 6526

Candlepower elec. light ing 62 1

Candles chem i c tech . 665 1

dom . ligh t ing 644 3 1 1

Can dlest icks dom . econ . 644 3 2 1

Candlewood 583 . 762

Candollea 583 571

Candol leaceae 583 . 571

Can dor eth ics 1 77 3

Can dy adul terat ion s 6 1 4 3 1 1

Can dym ak ing 64 1 85

Can e

costume accessor iesfrui tsharvesterssugar agri cul ture

botanyCanellaceae botanyCaney, El bat tleCan i dae zoologyCan i ster ordn an ce

Canker worm zoology

DECIMAL CLASIF ICATIONCannabis agr i cultureCannaboideae

Canned food pub . bel th

Cann el coal econ . geol.Canni bal ism war customs 399

Cann ingfru i ts and veg. chem .tech .664 8

meats and fish

Cannon m i l . engi neering 6 2 3 . 4 2 1 2

795-2

Canny-sur-M etz ,W . war 19 1 8

yawls spor t

Canoes boa tbi l ding

348

78 1 .4of scr i pture 2 2 0 . 1

Canon i zat ion dogma 2 35

Canons, apostol. eccles. pol . 2 62 6

church 2 6 2 6

Canons ri vers 55 1 4 8

of Colorado ri ver descr . 9 1 7 . 9 1

Canopy w i ndows arch . dec.

Cans, mi lkCan t ethics 1 79 8

Can taing World war 1 9 1 8Can tal , F ran ce history 944 . 592

Can taloupCan tata drama t ic m usic

sacred

secularCan teens man uf.Can terbury con voca t ion 2 83 4 2

Can tharides an ima l pois. 6 1

Can thi anatom y 6 1 1 84 7

Can t icles B ible 2 2 3 9

Can t igny World war 19 1 8 940 4343

Can t i lever bri dgesCan ton . China h istory 95 1 2

t ravels 9 1 5 1 2

0 . h istoryCan tfi , C . Ita lian fict ion

Can vas manuf. 1

roofing hi ldingCanvass l i b . propaganda

Canvassingbooksel l ing 655 57

sa les meth. indus. man . 658 847

Topics in black taco type ar subdivi ded.

634 8438

electron tube radio

radio 62 1 . 3841363radio 62 1 3841 22

Capaci tyfor knowing chi ldstudy

or

1 51

or

mental , of women

ship design

Canyon grapeCanyons, see CanonsCanzonets vocal musicCaoutchouc org. chem .

rubber manuf . 678Cap and gown acad . cost .

Capacelli Albergat i . F . 852 . 63

Capaci tance, see Capaci tyCapaci t iv

mesuremen t radio

rad io ci rcui ts

sensory in telligence testsor

or

suffrage qualificationsCape Breton co. N . S. hist .

i land

travelsColon y, Africa hist .

G i rardeau co. Mo .

May co. N . J . 974 -998

of Good H opetrav.hist .

t rav .Capet , H ugh F r . historyhouse of

Superior “urea refer to the tables fol low ing this Ind“

DECIM AL CLASIF ICATIONCaracter (cont .)qualificat ions econom ics

library 0 23 . 52

offis econ . 651 344 1

or

0 ’ I59 9 32 8742 4

Caracteri st ic

curvs

electron tubes rad io

Ca racterist ics

men tal

tonal physiol.psych

Caracterology

Caracters

game

inher i tance biologyCaraunda

Caravansamusemen ts

transport at ion

Caravels shi pbi l di ng

Carawaybotanyhort iculture

Carbid arcs elec. light ingCarb ines m anufacture

m i l . efficien cyItaly Wor l d war

Ca rbohydrateschem i st ry of food 64 1 1 3

i n blood physiol.muscle

nutri ti on 6 1 2 396

quan t i ty in food an d t issue 6 1 2 396 7Carbol ic acid

d isin fectan ts con t . dis. 6 1 4 . 485

m a ter ia medica 6 1 5 3 1 3

Carbon

assimi lat ion botany 581 1 3352

compounds air pol luti on

mat. med .

organ . chem . 547_

co . Pa . hi storyd ioxi d , see Carboni c acid

playing amusemen ts

ethicssistem li terary meth.

0 6 8 fi lest rays offis fi t t ings

t ricks amusemen ts

Carded cotton manuf.Cardia ana tomyCa rdiac

con tracti on physi ol. 6xs . l 7t

cran ial nervs, sup . an at . 6 1 1 83 1 9l s

Topics in black taco type ar subdivided Superior figures refer to the tables fol lowing this 1114"

Ca rbon (con t .)fi lamen ts elec. light inggroup i norgani c chem .

in food physiol 6 1 2 . 39“

inorgan ic chem i st rymetabolism phys. chem . 6 1 2 . 0 1 533

process photografy 773seri es economi c geol.vapor lamps elec. light 6 2 1 32 75

Carbonari poli t . assoc. 363Carbonated waters hyg.

Carbonates m ineralogy 549 78

Carbon ic

aci d a i r po llut ion 6 1 4 72 2

effect on plants 581 5222723in asphyxiat ion 6 1 2 2324

b lood physiol.resp ira . physi ol . 6 1 2 2 231 1

muscular produc. 6 1

product ion botany 581 1 2 134refr ig . machinery 6 2 1 574

ox i d a i r pollut ionnarcot ic poison s 6 1 5 96

Carbon i ferous age geol. 551 75fossi ls 560

Carbonous acid physiol. 6 1 2 2 34

Carbons. are light 6 2 1 32 57

abrasivs 62 1 .92

detectors radio 62 1 . 38413622

Ca rboxyhemoglob in blood 6 1 2 1 1 1 i 4

Carbureter motor vehiclesCa rburet ted

a i r heat ing prac. chem . 542 . 44hydrogen a ir pollut ionCarcano, Giuli o I tal . fic. 853

Card, see al so Cards

Card

cata log l ib . admin . 0 2 5 3fortune telling di vi nat ion

or 1 59 961324

7954

I 75 5

795-43


D ECIMAL CLASIF ICATION

Casta lunga World war 19 1 8Castanets

Castc e th ics

B rahm an i sm

Castela r , E .

m usica l i n st r . 789 4

377 s

Sp . ora toryCastel ein , M . de F lem . poet .

Castellazzo , L. I ta l . fie.

Castelvet ro , L .

Cast i , G.

Cast igli one. B .

essayssa t i re

essay s

Cast i le , N ew h i storyOld 946 3

Cast i lian fowlsCast i llejo , C. de Sp . poet ry 86 1 3 2foundri es 671

lots divi nat ion

or

museums

Castle M ar t in cat tle 36

Cast les archi tecture 72 8 8 1

Castor and Pollux m ythol . 2 9 2

beans fert i l izers 63 1 . 847

oi l plan ts botanyCast rameta t ion m i l . sci .

Castra ted female agr ic. 345

male 636 0 82 342

Castrat ion physiology 6 1 2 6 1 6 1

surgery 6 1 7 46

Cast ro y Belvis, G . de 86 2 3 2

Casts fine arts 730

0 69 577

Casua lt iesinsurance

protection fromCasuar i idae

Casuari naceae botanyCasuarinalesCasua

Casuist ryCat

d iseases of'

m ed icin 6

domesti c an imal s

grape 634 . 8433zoology 599 7442 8

Catabapt ists sects 2 84 3

Catacombs an ti qui ti es

cem eter i es 7 1 8

symbols 2 46 5‘Catalan language5 li terature 849 9

T 0 pics in b lack face type at subdivi ded

Catal epsyar t i ficial hypno t ism

Ca ta log dep'

t l i b. econ .

CatalogersCatalogingdup lica tesmuseum library

Catalogsauthor 0 1 8

book publi shers’ 0 1 5

college 378

di ctionary 0 1 9l ib rary pr in t i ng 0 2 5 1 2 4

museum econ .

of brands stockfarm ingobjectsspeci al subjectpsee subject

sales stock farm ingspecial authors 0 1 2

countr i es 0 1 5

subjects 0 1 6

star maps

stars 52 3 89

pub . access to l ib . econ . 0 2 4 . 54

skool publ ica t ionstock farmstuden t 371 805subject 0 1 7

trade, book 0 1 5

un i versa l 0 1 1

See al so Bi l i l iogra l y . F o r specia l subject see subject

Catalon ia , Spa in h istoryCatalpa 583 84

Catalysi s botany s8r . 1 93

chem ist ry 54 1 39

Catalyt ic ana lysis chem .

Catamarans a i rcraft 629 1343842

boatbi l ding 623 82 1 2

sport

Cataphoresis elect rotherapy 6 1 5 84Catapul t. shoot ing spor t 799 -39

Cataracts eye d iseases 6 1 7 74

physica l geog. 55 1 . 48

Catarat to grape

Cata rrh d i seases 6 1 6 2 0 5

ep idem ic 6 1 6 2 0 3

Cata r rhal affect ions of skinCatarrhina zoology 599 82

Catascopiaceae 588 2 141 2

634 34799

ed . Superior figures refer to the tables fol lowing th is index

DECIMAL CLASIF ICATIONCauses (cont .)U. 8. ci vi l war

war of 1 8 1 2

w i th Mex icoSpain

World war 1 914-1 9Caussade poultryCausse sheepCaust i c potassa therap .

Caux fowlsCavalca . D .

CavalcadesCavalcan t i , G . Ital. poetryCavallott i . F . drama

Cavalryball amusemen ts

U . S. civ. war

World warCent. powers

H

Cavan , Ireland hi story 94 1 . 69

Cave men preh is. archeol.models museums

or

temfles Ind . archi . 72 2 . 4

Cavernous p lexus ana t . 6 1 1 839 1 2

Caves geologyhaun ted folklorenatural dwellings 571 . 8 1

Cavicorn ia 599-7353

Cavour Ital . history 945 0 8

Cawnpore, India historyCayennecard game

cherry988

Cayton iaceaa

Cayuga co. N . Y. h istory 974 . 768

ducks 636 . 59782

97° -3

599-7342

Cecal di gest ion physiol.Cecch i . G. M . Ital . drama 852 . 43

Teslu in blask face type ar u bdivided.

Ceci l co. Md . historyCecum 3 113m

ci rculat ion in plantsactivities botanyassociat ions biology

en largement botany 531 -1348 ?houses pr ison archi tec.

i lets. in teralveolar anat . 6 1 1 .377

lengthening botanymasses, in tertubular anat . 6 1 1 .371

plate cl eavaj plant cytol. 58 1 876243reproduction botany

u p bonny

st ructure botanyh istology

botany

botanychests. etc. 648-7co . Ia. historyM o.

creek, Va. U. S. civ.warforestrymt , Va. U. S civ. war

633 3 14Rap ids, Ia. historyrun , Va. U. S. civ. war

Cei ling lights dom. econ .

archi tecture

carvd arch . decorat ion

mosai c

pa inted arch . decorat ionvaul ted archi tecture 72 1 . 4

Col

greater 533 1 22 !

lesser 583 . 1 "

Celastraceae 583 273

Celastralea botany 383 27

Celaatrinee botany 533 371

Celebes history 99 1

m m m um m m w w ‘

DECIM AL CLASIF ICATIONCen tennn

'

ans physiology 6 1 2 68

Cen tenn ia lcel ebrat ion s see subjectexh ib i t ion U . S. 60 6hist . 973 82

Cen te r co . Pa h istoryof grav i ty physics

Centers

w M un i ty 374 . 2 8

nerv ment. physiol .or

Cen t-gram-second system 530 8

Cen t i pedes zoology 595 62

Cen t l i vre , M rs Eng. drama 82 2 53

Cen to novelle an t iche 853 1 1

Cen t ral967

966

967

963-974

958

0' l 59-943741’

H ondo, Japan hist.nervous system physiol.

fissure

habi tuat ion

Park. N ew York 71 2

p lan rural schoolspowers World wararmy li fepersonal nar .

react ion t ime psychom .

or 1 59 9 3834324re ad ing room l ib . bldg 0 2 2 51

stati ons elec. engi n’

g 62 1 3 1 2

steam 62 1 1 9

swi tchboard telefones 62 1 3854

adm in ist rat i v Eng. 354 4 2 0 1

F rance 354 440 1

G er . 354 430 1

l ib . econ . 0 2 1 . 63U . S.

poli t ical science 3 2 0 . 1

school superv ision 379 1 5

Cen t re of gravi ty physics 53 1 2 4

Centr icae

or 1 59 . 938355

Cen t r ipetalconduction psychom .

physiology

Cephal otaxaceee

Cerami aceae

Ceratopteridaceae

Ceratostomataceaa

Cerci diphyl law e

Cereals adultera t ion s

584 9food values 64 1 1 3

grain agri culture 633 . 1

grasses 633 25

physiology 6 1 2 392 73

338 1

Cerebellarlobes an atomypeduncles physiology

Cerebellum anatomy 6 1 1 8 1 7x

physiology 6 ! 2 . 82 7

Topics in b lack face type ar subdivided . Superior figures refer to the tables fol lowing this ind“

Cen trospheres plan t cytol .Cen trum ovale m aj . anat . 6 1

sem iovale 6 1

Cephalic part of symp. syst.veins anatomy 6 1 1 1 45465

Cephali zat ion zoology 59 1 4

Cephalopoda 594 5

583-39I

589 -41 2

Ceram ics bldg m ater ialseng.

fine arts 738

nmanudacture

Cerat iomyxaceee botanyCeratomycetaceze 589 232

589 -235I


D ECIM AL CLASIF ICATIONCharlatanry quackery

Char lemagn eage of European hi st .

F renchGerman

legendsWor ld war 1 9 1 4

3

4

Charles1 4 SwedishCharles C i ty 00 . Va.

00 . M d

Char leston , S. C.

campain U . S. ci v.w arharbor , 1 86 11 864 973-7364history 975 7

n aval hi st . U . S. ci v .w a r 973 753

siege Amer . revol . 973 3362

t ravels 9 1 7 . 57

Charleston,W. Va . h ist .

Charlevi lle World war 19 1 8 940 . 4366

Charlevo i x co . Mich .Que. hist .

Charlot teco . F la.

N . B .

Va .

N . C . train . camp W ld war

Bb756

Char lo t tesvi l le, Va . hist . 975 . 548 1

Charlot tet own , P. E . l . 97 1 . 75

Charmoise sheepTopics in black l ace type ar subdivi de d.

Cha rms occult ism 1 33 440”x59 -96 144588-4

Charpen try World war 19 1 8Charter “history 968-934

Charts

historyi llustrat ivof spec. top ics, see subjli brary adm in ist rat ionmaps

museum labelingof comets ast ronom ymoon

p lanets

stars

astronomy

bus. meth.

history799

785-15

print ing

Chasers, an t isubmar . W. war

games

736

Chasselas golden grapegrape

rose grape 634 .849

Super ior figures refer to the tab les fol lowing this

servis

ocean freight commerce

rai lway 385 243Chartersci ty 352

library 0 23 1

museum

Charteves Wor ld war 1 9 1 8

Chart ier , A. F r . poetry 84 1 . 2 1

Chart ism Eng. const . h ist .

Chart ists poli t . part yChartografy map col lections 9 1 2

811 11

ofii s fi tt ings

production

radio

3 special top ic see subjectChase

co. Kan .hunting

DEC IMAL CLASIF ICATION

efi ect on plan ts ecol .st imulat ion of nerv cells 6 1 2 82 2 2

nervs

substancesact ion on i ris physiol.

psych. 1 52 1 24or

technologyF or kind app l yd to specia l fiber

see name of fiber

t reatmen t of w astes

servis Wl d war

Cent. powers

in sewers

Chem igraf pr intingChem in

634-8544des Dames, F rance

Wor ld war 1 9 1 71 91 8

Chem i stry 540

agr icultural 630 24analyti cand natural rel igion

Physicsappl i ed to the arts

economi c

zoologyindustrial chem. tech.inorgan i c 546

lega l law 340 . 6

medi cal materi a med. 6 1 5

men tal , theory

mental physiol . 1 31 . 2 2 2 1

or

poison s chem . anal . 543 5toxi cology 6 1 5 9

Cherokee 00 . l a .

Kan .

973-3345

Cherub , Ship W ar of 1 8 1 2

Chesapeakebay , Va. h ist .ship war of 1 8 1 2

637 3542

974-29

942 ~7l

636-4843

amusemen ts 794 1

eth ics 1 75 . 4

room l ib . hi ldings 0 2 2 662

Chest anatomy 6 1 1 94

di seases

surgery 6 1 7 54

Topics in black face type ar subdivi ded. Superior figures refer to the tables fol lowing this M 0 !

547

581 1 9

physiologyzoology 59 1 1 9

study of diseaseChem i sts biografy 92 5 4

mm logy 6 1 2 . 0 14467

581 -1 83235mesology

Chemung co. N . Y . hist .format ion geol .Chenango 00 . N . Y. hist .

Ché n ier , A. M . de F r . poet .

M . J . de drama 84 2 . 66

Chen i lle carp et manuf.Chenopodiaceae botanyChenopodialesCheppy World war 191 8

Cheques see ChecksCher , F rance historyCherbourg , F r . U .S.civ.war

World warCherbul iez , V: F r . fict ion

494-52 1

World war 191 8

h istory 977-7x7

Ch i l dren (con t .)

i nwohohuo'

super ior educ.

support


crusade European hist .

museum s

organ izat ions museum rela .

poin t of vi ew chi ld studyroom l ib . hi ldi ngs

Ch i l dstudy

adm in i strati on

botanyfinance

seoknnr

maps

schools, pub li csta t isti cs

travel streaties

or

or

336 -83

558-3

983

other top . see table 1

coast Worl d warcon troversy U. S. hist .

Chi li agr icultur eCl

’

1' ’

l l’

um

Chi limanzi hist .

940 4 54

968-933

Chi l ld brood bee keep ing 638 . 1 546

train . camp Wi d war

Chi llingham cat tle£877 1

Chi lls and fever d iseases

pub. bei th 6 1 4 . 53

Chi lognathaChi lostomataChimes of bells music

Chimneymoney taxat ion

pieces archi tecturesweep ing dom . econ .

Chimneysarchi tectureheating

Topics in black face type ar suhdivided.

“

Superior dgures refer to the tabies fol lowing this indsx

597-38

789 -5

72 9 8 5

Chim neys (con t .)high san i ta ry eng.

masonrysewer ven t i lat ion


jutepain t ing

ware dom . econ .

fine arts

useful artsChinch bug pests

ar t

di scovery of Ameri ca

exclusi on act U . S. hi st .

gees e

poli t . economy

servan ts dom . econ .

watermelon

Japanese


DECIMAL CLASIF ICATIONChronoscopeaeronaut ic equipmen t

68 1 2

psychometry 1 52 832 2

or

Chroococcales589 4 742 7

533 5537hort i .Chrysidi dae 595 795Chrysi ppus stoic phi los. 1 88 3

Chrysooapsalos

Chrysoli t ic rocks 552 48

Chrysomonadal es

Chryoorhym e

539 97454

Chthon ism 29 1 . 2 1 2 8

Chuai Japanese hi st .

Chubu hist. 952 1 4‘Chudic languajChufa 584 . 84 1

953 -1 9Chukyo Japanese hist . 952 . 0 2 1 2 1 5Church 2 60-2 89

and clergy law 348

educati on

modem freedom 2 6 1 75state eccl . poli ty 2 6 1 7

ethics 1 72 3

272

poli t . science 3 2 2

726

2 64

2 62 8

bells manufactures 673

music 789 5

benefises cleri c support 2 54

Momcalendar , Anglican 2 64 o3 1

2 60-289

counci ls 2 80

fioricul ture 635 9653

sacred 0 1 11 . 247disci pl in eccles. poli tyen tertainmen ts 2 59fathers 2 8 1 1

2 80

2 65 2

Topics in b lack face type er subdivided .

Church cont .)festi vals worshi pfinancefurni turegovernmen thi storymembersh ip ord inances

modern schi smsmusi c

needleworkof EnglandRome

Scot land”if”;pr im i ti vpropertymonasti c foundati onspoli t . sciencetaxat ion

rates cleri c supportreligi ous hi storysacramen ts

schoolsreligion

servi ses pub. worshi p

work

yards cemeteries

see a lso Religi onsChurchesand Amer ican revolut ionU . S. civi l warWorld war 1 9 14-19

arch i tectureburi a ls in pub . bei thhygien elibrary propagandi smnat ional vs organ ic un i tyvari ous Chr istian

Church i ll. 0 : Eng. sat i re

W. Amer . fic.

agr icultureChurn i ngChurn sChurra sheepChurubusco, bat t le

264

254347

262

270—289

783

347

283282

2 62

2 70 . 1

271

32 2

336-292 54

270—289

2 65

377

268

280

264

3 2 2

2 80

71 8

Chute wagons farm transport 63 1 .3725

Chutes domest ic econ .

hexaneChyle b loodm aki ng

di gesti onSuper ior figures refer to the tab les fol lowing this lode!

DECIM AL CLASIF ICATIONCi rcassian

languajessheep

Circensian games

Circle Ger . local gov.

of Wi llis anat .

sa i ling , greatCi rclesof sensi tivi ty theory

or

571 -95

Ci rcui t breakers elec. eng. 62 1 . 3 1 736

cour t reports, U . S.

radio

tube radio

Circulardomes 72 1 . 46

514 . 1

mind and body0' I59 .9729531

tr ip passenger rates rai lw. 385. 1 322363

Circulars, l ib . pmpagandism 0 2 1 72

dept hours l ib. econ . 0 2 4 36

free 0 274 242

Ci rculati on

and blood physiologyarterial 6 1 2 1 33

art ificial 6 1 2 1 72 5

“0108! 1

ca pi llary physiology 6 1 2 135

cerebralin sleep mind and body

07 i 59 9632323

physiology 6 1 2 82 1 74cerebro-sp inal diseases 6 1 6 81

efiect of

glands on physiol. 6 1 2 40 2

resp irat ion on 6 1 2 2 1 3

rqxufia l organs cni

hepafi c

organs

zoology comp . an at .

elec. eng.

emot ions

deset .

deset .

histolog

deset .

react ions at tent ion

Ci rcumflex

ax i llary arter iesi liac artery, deep

extern .

or 1 59 9 423232

anat . 6 1 1 1 34 1

Topics in black face type ar subdivided . Superior figures refer to the tables fol lowing this index

hydrauli c princip. of phys.

in an imals zoologylungs physiology 6 1 2 2 1 53

musclesplan ts botany 581 . 1 1

spleen physiology 6 1 2 4 1 2

in test ina l6 1 2 .423

money 332

oceani c ocean curren ts

ocular physiology 6 1 2 .8426

psychology 1 52 1 26

or

of blood history ofgases in plantsliqui ds in plants 13

prenatal physiol. 6 1 2 1 79

pressure in physiology 6 1 2 1 4

renal 6 1 2 . 4634

retinal 6 1 2 . 843 1 3

psychology0' I59-931 313

physiology

574 71

59 1 -7I

0' 1 59 -95232

system anatomydi seases of 6 1 6 . 1

drugs acting onphysiologysurgery 6 1 7 4 1

theories of sleep 1 35 2 0 166;or 1 59 96320 1

66?

Ci rcumanal glands anat . 6 1 1 776

Ci rcumcision customs 392 1

of Chr istsurgery 6 1 7 46

1 1 0 0 DECIMAL CLASIF ICATIONCivi l (con t .)servis reform adm in .

1 871

x883 973 84

347 . 9

war ass’ns, confederateUn ion 369 1 5

ethi cs 1 72 4

slavery 326

U. 8. hi storyCi vi li ty ethi cs 1 77 1

Ci vi li zat ion and the church 2 6 1 . 6hi story 90 1

phi l osofy of 90 1

pr im i tiv 57 1

Clackmannan .Scot . h ist . 94 1 . 35

Cladocera zoology 595 32 4

589 -4733

589-4733

581 . 49562

Claims against governmen ts 336

U . S. court of hist .

reportS3454 1

Clairaudienceor

1 33 -83

or

Clai rette grape 634 . 8544

Clairvoyanceor

orhypnot ismor

or

frauds 1 33 .7840 7 1 59 o96 1 864

Clambakes dom . econ . 64 2 45 abst ract ionClamps p ract ical chem . 54 2 2 4

Clams cul ture 639 . 4zoology 594 . 1

or 1 59-93 287433C lang-t in t physi ol.

or 159 9 32 8742 4

Topics in black face type ar subdivided . Superior

Clans genealogyplant groups 581 .553poli t ica l science 32 1 2

Scott ish h istory 94 1

Clanwi lliam hist .Clare co. Ireland history

M ich.Clari net wi nd i nstru . 788 -6Clar ion co . Pa . historyClark 0 0 . Ill . history

Ind.

Kan .

MO 977-8340 . 977-1 4dW is.

Clarke co . Ia .

Va.

Clarke's colum anatomyC lark

'

s exped. Am . revol.Clarksburg , W. Va . hist .Classcolors college

student li festudent customs 371 896

371 .52

express rates rai lways 385. 132382feeling ethics 1 77 5meet ings pub . worship 2 64 . 8

l 548 444

0' 159-9533544

represen tation pol . sci .re-un i ons colleges 378

studen t cus. 371 . 89

room

l i b . hi ldingsmanagemen tvs departmen t teaching

system suffrage37‘ 1473

Class ed arran jemen t ofiisfiles651 .5336

catalogs bi bl iog. 0 1 7

l ib. adm .

or

library consti tuency 02 1 .28

school organi za t ion 3

soc ial , courses for di fferen t375 .0 0 7

poli tical sci . 323-3

figures refer to the tab les fol lowing this lad“


BEO‘M AL CLASIF ICATION

Clubs (con t .)museum rela t ions

367

worki ngmen'

s archi tec.

2 for spec. purposessee subjectClun Forest sheepClusiaceaeClusteri ng bee keep ing 638 . 1 2 1 52

C lusters and nebulae stars 52 3 85

Clutch brakes motor veh .

Clutches mech . engin ’

g

583-242

593 -5

hi ldi ng mech . t radehorseCoaching amusemen ts

educa . meth.Coachman dom . econ .

Coadami tes theol.Coagulat ion

physiologyCoaleconom i c geologyfuel chemi c technology

domest i c economv

metallurgygas domest i c lightsheating

i l lum inat ingheat ing prac. chem .

oi l chem ic tech.

tar colors chem . tech .products

trade

washing one dressingCoal esocnce

581 2 2 1

Coa lescence cont .)fe tuses deform i t ies 6 1 7 35embryology 6 1 1 0 1 2

i ncomp lete deform i t i es 6 1 7 3 2

of parts 6 1 7 33Coast

arti llery

Cent. powers

En ten to

changes erosion

defense m i li tary eng.fron ti er pol . sci .

moun ts ordnance

patrolaeronaut ics

by airship World warpi lotsurvey. U . S. geodesyt ides

Coasts, hydrografy of

Coastwise trade sociol.Coates, F . E . Amer . poet .

Coati

Coatroom

at tendants library 0 23 794

0 2 2 685

33 1 82 76

indus. arch.Coats, indoor dom . econ .

of arms bookbindings 095col lege

outdoor dom . econ .

Cobalt inorg . chem .

ores econom . geol.Cobb, I. S. Amer . humorCobs horse

Coca in

men t . dora n i e.

or 1 599 7347

T0 910, in black face typo ar subdivided. Superior figures refer to the tables fol lowing this ind“

DECIMAL CLASIF ICATIONCogn i tion (cont .)

men tal physi ol.

Cohahui la . Mex.

Cohererswi reless teleg.

radio inductors 62 1 .3841 332 2

theory of dynam . elec.

poli t. economyact U . S. history

Coincy World war 19 1 8Coi ns numismat ics 737

Coi r agr icultur eCoke chem i c tech . 662 7

meta llurgyCol d

'Echel e

World war 191 8 Jan .

Junedel RossoWorld war 191 7

191 8 Jan .

Junefunmn in bhwk hum tnn l u suh fiflduh

temp . sense psych.Physi csphysiologi c efi ectsprotect ion of animalspsychologic effects

temp . sense psych.storage archi tecture

Col (cont .)di CheloWor ld war 19 1 8 Jan .

Jimedi Lana Wor ld war 19 16

Cola agr iculturebotany

Colchester 00 . N .S. historyColchis. Asia anci en t h ist .

’

Coldant ipyretics 6 1 5 75baths hygiene 6 1 3 43desert plants ecology 581 526533

exposure to proteo. of li feframes fioricul ture 635 984forcingprotect ion 63 1 .3442

H arbor .Va . U . S. ci v.

war

imponderable remedi es 6 1

0'

home econ . 64 1 .4

wether cookery 64 ! , 59 1

Colds catarrhCole 00 . Mo. historyColenso controv. Pentateuch2 2 2 1

ColeochaetaceaeColeochaeteae 589 47

Coleop tera pests 633 76

zoology 595 76

ColeosporiaceaeColeridge. S :T . Eng. poetry 82 1 73Coles 00 . Ill. history

di seases

pain ters poisons


DECIM AL CLASIF ICATIONColleges con t .)museum relat ions 069 6852 2

2 for spec. subjects see subj .Colleg ian ts sects 2 84 9

Collegi ate educati on wom en

Col lemaceae

Col l emataceae 589 1 71

Collenchyma p lan t histology58 1 . 82 732

Col lenuccio , P . l ta l . essays 854 2 4

Collier con t rov. Shakspere 82 2 . 33

co . F la . hist .

Collier ies m in i ng eng . 6 2 2 2 3

Colliers shipbi lding

Collimat ion con stan t ast ron . 52 2 35

Colli n -H arlev i lle . J? F . 84 2 6 2

Collins,Wi lki e Eng . fic.

Wi lliam poet . 8 2 1 57

Co l lisions at sea m ar i t . law 34 7 7

Collo World war 19 16 940 . 42 74Col lod ion p rocess photog. 772

si lkColloids mesology 6 1 2 . 0 1 446 2 5

theoret ic chem . 541 3452Colm an , G sr Eng. dram a 82 : . 63

Cologne h istory 943 4 2

W ld war 1 9 1 4t ravel

Colombard grape 634 . 8544

Colom bia . S. Am . h i stor y 986

t ravelsColon ana tom v 6 1 1 348

Colon ialdames of Amer . 369 1 1 2 2

n at'l society of 369 . 1 23

daughtersof 1 7th cen tu ry 369 1 2 8

desi res World war causesh istory, U. S. 973 2

emp ire colon i za t ionfederat ion 325 3l aw English sta tutes 34 6 . 1

ofi‘i s coloni zat ionOperations Wor ldwar 940 . 3

order of the acorn

represen ta t ion pol . sci .

societi es 369 . 1 2

society of Pen n sylvan iasystem poli t ical sci encew a rs. society 369 1 2 1

Colon ials in World War

FCent. powers

FEntente 940 .4 1 2

F

Tepics in black face type at subdivided . Super ior

Colon ies

cel biologypenal law

plan tspoli tical science

Coloni stspassenger rates ra i lw .

Colonycharacter stockbreeding 636 082 1

composi tion

Colophons incunabu laColor

blindn ess

m ixture physiol .

p r i n t i ng

pyram ids physiol .

0 93

80

385 . 13226 6

agenci es

buroshi st. of Afri ca 960

poli tical sci . 325 3

Colon izi ng electoral fraudColonnades arch . design

or

eye diseases

physiologypsychol .

0' IS9-93155

changes, abnorm . bot.

0' l 59-931335

fotografy 772

i n m an na t . h ist . of m an

p lan ts botany 58 1 1 57

flori cul ture

influence on men t . carac.

or 1 59 92223!

1 52 -1334

0 ' 1 59 931334zoologyphysi ology 6 1 2 1 1 1

or 1 59 931332

655 32

6 1 2

1 52 . 1330 I2

or 1 59 931330 12

mental facultyor 1 59 93133

1 52 1 33

or 1 59 -93133

figures refer to the tables fol low ing th is index


1 1 1 2 DEC IM AL CLASIF ICATIONCompact eth ics 1 74 7

Companh ia deM ogam . h ist .do Nvasa

Compan i es

360

join t stock lawstock indust rial manage.

Company un ions econom ics 3 1 1 525

Comparat iv

574 -4

581 4

591 -4

574 -3

58 1 -3

59 1 -3

or

340 -S

medicin 6 1 9

morfology eel s botanymythology 29 1

4 1 0

botany

zoologyequat ion mental hered .

botanyzoology

psychology

theokugr dognuuhui 230

sauna. poht ueununny'

Ckunpareufi, 11 . Iufl. essqn1 854 . 86

Comparison

and select . mem . studyor 1 59 .9530 72 588

of reasmn tduundes

0 7 1 59 -95530 1 63

07 1 59-9553

IEng . etynxfl.

infiecfion .

signs of

Compartmen ts

629 1 3434

Compass

astron .

744

2Compends, see subjec tCompensat ion

328-333

personali ty0' l S9 ~9230 1

0" x59-9642 1 24workmen

's economics

regulators

chi ld studyor

education

psychologyor

voters pol . sci .

foren labor

business meth.

school2 in spec. subject see subj .examinat ions. civ. serv.

schools 371 27

784 5

socializat ion chi l dstudy

or

Compiegne Wor ld war 19 1 41 9 1 8

afterimages physiol .psych

Complete recall memoryCompl etion tests psychComplexconcepts

local signs theory1 52 4 520

1643

or 1 59 -937520 l 643

Top ics in black face type ar subd ivided . Superior figures refer to the tables fol lowing this

DECIMAL CLASIF ICATIONComt ism

Comtoise sheepintel. funct . of convoi .

and lern ing

cfiect on react . t i rac

Concept

of state pol . sci .

immaculate Christology

physiology

spec. subj ect cc subject

of generals

phi losofic sistem

Conceptualist theori esor

Concert room l ib . bi l dings 0 2 2 65 1

teaching 3 71 3 1

Concert ina music

Concerto orchest ral mus. 62 1 .3341352

Concerts amusemen ts 79 1 , 2 62 1 3341 22

730 73 Condensers chem ist ry 54 2 48

Sunday skools elec . engi n’

g 62 1 3 1 5

publici ty 268 1 45 elect rici ty 537 2 4

Topics in black face type ar subdivided . Superior figures refer to the tables fol lowing thi s indt x

Conchae anat . 6 1 1 71 47Conch i fera brach iopoda

lamellibranch . 594 . 1

Conchoid curv ana l. geom .

Conchology 594

Conci liat ion econom ics

Con ci seness busin ess Eng.

Conclave. papa l eccles. pol .

Concomi tants

varyi ng dim en by 1 53 30 163or

Concord . bat tle Am . revol .grape 634 . 847

ph i losofy 1 9 1 3

Concordances. B ible 2 2 0 2

speci al. see subjectConcordat eccles. po l i ty

in ternat . law

Concrete

bi ld ing ma ter ia l 69 1 3

cei l ings 72

chem ic technology 666 8

construct ion 693 5

engi neering materia l 6 2 0 1 36

floors archi tecture 72fort ificat ions m i l . eng. 6 2 3 1 23foundat ions 72 1 1 3

pavements engin'

g 625 84

p iers and colum s 72 1 33

rei n forced engi neer ing 6 2 0 . 1 37

roofing 695 6

roofs arch i tec. 72 1 52

sidewalks pavemen ts 62 5 8

v i llage houses 72 8 64

walls 72 1 2 3

see also special structuresCon cret ion geologi c agen t 55 1 . 08

Concubinage sex customs

Concussion in jur ies 6 1 7 2 1

of bra in physi . 6 1 2 82 455

Condé World war 19 1 4

Condemd books rari ti es

Conden sa t ion

act ion of heat 536 44

of efil uvium san i t . eng.

vapor pneumat ics 533 1

Condensed m i lk dai rypub . hel th

DECIM AL CLASIF ICATIONConfinemen t

obstetri cspunishmen t cr im . law

schoolssoli tary. cr im . law

pr ison d isci p l in

Confirmat ion sacramen ts

Conflagrations

Confli ct

intrapsychic spi r i t ism

psychoanal i si s

psych . 1 52 1 374 1 540' 1 59-931 374 1 54

Conform i ty Angl ican ch .

Con fucian ism rel igion

Confuci us Chi nese ph i los. 1 8 1 1

men tal medicinpsychoh

theorygeom . i llusions physiol . 6 1 2 843:4 1 50 1 67

psych.0' 1 59 93 1 374 1 50 1 67

Confusionalinsani ty medi cin

mind and body0' 1 59 97293

mel ancholi a 1

07 I59 9 74587Congela t ion physics 536 43

Congen i taldefects of body hyg. 6 1 3 9 1

tera tol . 6 1

d istort ions surgery 6 1 7 39

Congesti on of the lungs 6 1 6 2 4 2

Conglomera te li thology 552 51

Congo. see KongoCongregat ion eccle . poli ty 2 6 2 2

Congregational church 2 85 8

creed 2 38 5

orders 2 62 1 9

si ngi ng 783 9

Congregat iona li sm sects 2 85 8

Congregati onali sts l iyes 92 2 5

Tepics in black face type at subdivided.

Congress

of Ber lin World war causesnat ions intern . law 341 1Vien na Europ . hist . 940 . 2 7

in ternat . law 34 1 1

U. S. legis. bodi esCongresses. l i brary

see also specia l su bjectCongressionaldebates. U . S.

32 8-738

documents

Congreve, W : Eng. drama

Congrui tyemot ional associat ion

or

Con ichands chirognomy

etymology Engl ishGreekLa t in

other lang.solar system 52 3 23

Super ior figu res refer to the tab les fol low ing this index

or

p roject ions descr ip . geom .51 5 . 4

spher icsect ions analyt . geom .

geometry 51 3 2 2

Con i coids analyti c geom.

Con ics 51 6 . 53

modem 5 1 3 53

Coni dic fungi imperfectiConi fer forest plants ecology

634 -975

539 1 73

Con ium nervous depress. 6 1 5 786

Con jugate al gaeforms invariants 51 2 . 88

Conjugateae botanyConjugation botany 581 1 662

Eng . gram .

F r . 445 1 8

Ger . 435 1 8

G k 4 85 1 8

Lat . 475 1 8

other lang.


1 1 2 0 DEC IMAL CLASIF ICATION

Con t racts

h i lding 69 2 4

ethics 1 74 7

indust r ial manajmen t

labor econom i cs 33 1 1 1

law 347 4

m a rr i age fam i ly law 347 . 6

teacherswage scales econ .

ofli s econ . 651 . 3822 i n special top ics see subj .Con t rast

associ at ion 1 53 . 2 1 1 4

0 ’ l 59 9 5332 1 1 4

Con t rava r ian ts a lgeb ra 5 1 2 88

Con t reras, bat t le Mex .w a r

Con tribut ionselect ion sufi

'

rage

l ibrary rulesmuseum suppor t

rules for employees econ . 33 1 1 43

oFfis ec. 651 . 443

toworkers, by gov’t econ . 33 1 . 99

Con tri t ion sacramen ts 2 65 6 1

Con t roladmi ni strat ion

2 i n spec. subject see subjectand ownershi p commerce

rai lwayswaterways

commerce

compartmen ts ai rcraftdevices electric stationsdi stan t , by radio 62 1 384 1 96

el em en ts aircraft 629 . 1 3433fert i l izer frauds 63 1 8 1 8

hammers psychomet ry0' IS9

i n st rumen ts 1 52 8323

0' IS9 .938323

joi n t board econ .

over adm in i stration 351 . 9

pendulums psychomet ryor

remote

by wi re radio

spri ngs motor vehiclessystem s elec. t ract ion

Con troversi al divi n i ty 2 30

serm on s 2 52 2

Con tused wounds su rgery 6 1 7 1 4 2

Con tusion s surgery 6 1 7 . 1 3

Conun dr um s amusem'

t s 793 736 Eng. l i t. 828

Tep ics in b lack face type 2 1 subd ivided

Conus m edulla r is anat . 6 1 1 82 1 6

Convalescen ts san i tar iums

Convallari aceaeConval lar ieae 584 322

Convect ion heat 536 2

Conven t educa . of women 376 5labor poli t . econ .

Conven t ion eccles. poli tyF rench h ist . 944 . 0 43

Conven t ionalform s decora . pa in ted

relief 72 9 . 54

Convent ionspassenger rates ra ilways 385 . 1 3227

329

see also special subjectsConven ts 2 71

arch itecture 72 6 . 7

Conven tual s rel ieius orders 2 71 32

Convergenceeye movemen ts physiol .

psych .

of tendencies

self educat iontablemethod educ. 371 -35

Conversion personal relig. 2 48

psychoana l isis

or

rev ivals 2 69

or 1 59 93162

1 58 4 242 5-ar-1 59 9436425

strai ns vis. di st . physiol .psych .

0'

Conversa t ionart of

eth ics

lib rary sta ff rulesroom s l i b . h i ldings

ofi i s economyrules for employees econ .

ofii s cc

Con verterpan els elec . eng.

substa t ionsConver tersarc radio

elec. engin’

g

alternating curren t

di rect

frequency , asynchronous 62 1 .31367

phase 62 1 .31 368

frequency rad io

Super ior figures refer to the tabl es fol low ing th is ind.x

Corinth , M iss. bat t le

Si egeCorinthia ancien t h ist .

Corinthians 1 ep ist les2

anatomyh istoryt ravel

Corkborers chem ist ryCorkwood botanyCorliss engi nCormorant birdsComi s morfol . botany

Corium

Cork. Ireland

RELAT lV IN DEX

Com cereals 633 I5

clubsduty on 337 5

63 1 -ass

337 5

583 5537

salad 635 57

shellers 63 1 -36 l 4

smuts botany 589 2 2 7

trade pol . econ . 333 ~

vegetables 635 67Comaoeae botany 583 . 497Cornea anatom y 6 1 1 84 1 3

eye-d iseases 6 1 7 7

physiology 6 X 2 . 84 l

or 1 1

Comei l le. P2 F r . drama 843 4 1

T a a 843 43Cornel iusAgr i ppa ph i los. I89 5Cornell universi ty 378 74 7Cornet w ind inst rum . 733 3

583 5533Com ises archi t . const rue. 72

design 72 9 3 1Cornish

Indian fowls 636 588 l 4kusnai 49 1 -67Pumps m ine d ra inage 6 2 2 53

Comodi Caben toW. war 1 9 1 8 940 -4372Corns dermatology 6 1 6 S4

gomstalks zootechn y 636 0 86255ornwal l , England h ist . 0 4 3 -37Comwal l sheep 636 3266Cornwal lis’ surrender 973 3375

581 4 63243

Corona of 11owers botany 58 1 463244sun 523 75

g°r°flad0 discov. of Am . 973 1 6°f0narie1e botany 534 3

Topics in black face type ar subdivided .

law of

mun i ci pal

Cent. powers

Enten te

jud icial un i v . adm in .

Corpulence disease

physiologyanatomyphysiology

luteum anatomyembryology

spongiosum an atom yst r iatum

Corpusclesred

whi teCorpuscular theory ofclai rvoy . clai raud .

anatomy 6 1

physiology 72 1

gast ri c artery anatomy 6 1 1 1 3643

nervs 6 1 1 . 8393

ceremon ies 394 43

Wor ld war 1 9 1 4law 3 4 7 . 96

local gov 'tCorpora al bican t ia ana t . 6 1

cavernosa 6 1

quadrigem inaCorporal pun ishm en t 3 7 1 55

Corporate indust ries 338 7

Corporation . ci ty adm in . 352 . 0 0 3

360

380

36 1

6 2 2

army U . S. ci v. w a r

World war

or 1 59 . 96 1 63o1 63

364

arch .

skool exerci zesSuper ior figures refer to the tab les fol lowing this index

RELATIV INDEX

1 33 -323

or

Coshocton co . 0 . h istoryCosmariaoeae 589 6 1 3

Cosmeti cs adulterati ons 6 1 4 354

customs 39 1 6

toi let 646 7

Cosmic

dust astronomy 523 1 6

radio transmi s.

influences on plan tsphilosofy metaphys.time chronologyCosmogony metaphysics

n a tural theolCosmografy phys. geog.Cosmoledos hist .

Cosmology metaphysi csnatural theol .

Cosmopoli tan ism flor i st ics

Cosmos fiber manuf.metaphysics

Cossa, Pietro i ta lian drama

Cossacks Russian h i st .

hildingindustrial managemen t

keeping accoun ts 657of an imals zootechny 1 1 2

col lege educat ionfarm agr iculture 63 1 1 1 2fert i lizers 63 1 . 8 1 7food dom . econ .

living laboring classes 33 ! .83 1

relat ion to wages2pol i t ical economy 338 -5in Special subiect see sub iectCom , 1 : da Dutch poet ry

Paolo Ital . essays 354 7I

S : D utch d ram a 839 -3 1 2 33Costa R ica hist . -86

gostal cart i lages anatomy 6 I I 7I2 SOstanzo, A . di Ita l . poet ry 85I 4 IC

oils? hist . of p ri n t ing 65S 1 I 2

COStivness d iseases 6 1 6 34mary 635 74

g°StOe ical artery anat . 6 1 1 1 34608tochondral join ts 6 1 1 72 3

gosmd avicular ligam . 6 1 1 72 71

C

OStOStemal join ts 6 1 1 72 3osmvertebfal 6 1 1 72 2

Topics in b lack face type ar subdivi ded .

Cotyloi d cavi ty an atomy 6 1 1 7 1 8 1Couches dom . econom y


39 1

634 -8544

0 7 1 59 -974532

C6te d’

Or , F rance h ist . 94 4 . 4 2

deChat i llon W .war 1 9 1 8

rot ie grape 634 . 8544

Co-tenancy l aw

Coten t in cattlesheep

Cotes du N ord . F r . h ist . 944 1 2

Cot i lli on amusemen ts

Cotswold sheepCottage cheese

indust ry econ .

Cot tages. laborers a rchi t .m oun ta in 72 8 . 7

seasi de 72 8 7

Cot ters fasten ings 6 2 1 883

Cot toid fishes zoologyCot ton

agriculture 633 5 1

and si lk ganz manuf.beaters text i l manuf.botany 583 . 1 72

cards

clothing hygiene 6 1 3 4 8 1

domest ic econom y 646 . 1 1

drawi ng framesdyeing chem . technol .expos. in terna t . U .S.h i st .

gin manufactures 1 51 1

gras botany 584 . 841

insulat ing material radio 62 79 1 0 1 97

lacing m an uf. 677 753

manufactures 677 . 2

m i lls archi tecture 72 5 4 1

p icking agricultureribbon manuf. 677 . 754

thistle 583 5533

t rade 338 1

worm 632 78

Cot tonseed

meal ferti li zersCotyledon


RELATIV IN DEXCrests

heraldry 9 2 9 8

Cretaceousera geology ss1 77fossi ls pa leon t. 560

ancien t h i story 939 1 8

modern 949 98

Cretinism diseases 6 1 6 997

mental defic.

or 1 59 -973642

Creton manuf. 677 2 1 64 1

Creuse. F rance h istoryCreutz , G. F . Swed . poet ryCrevaSSeS glaciers 55 1 3 1

Crevecoeur fowlsCrew compartmen ts ai rcraftCrewel work art need lewk 746

Crib

open archi tec. fou nda t ions 72 1 1 72

Cribbage games 795 4 !

Cribbing studen t li fe 3 71 8 1

Cricket

amusements 796 358

fights amusemen ts

595-729

Cries, bat tle w ar customs 399

bi rd divinat ion0' 1 59 -96 1 334

street folkloreCrimeand illi teracy educ.

immig. disqual ificat’

n

law

mental derangemen t0 7 1 59 0 734

suffrage disqual ificat’

n

Crimea history 947 . 7Crimean war Engl ish h ist.

RussianCrimes and pun ishmen tsCriminal

Classes reform . assoc. 364courts adm i n ist ra t i on 3SI 945law

interna t iona l 34 1 4

manias mind and bodyor

343 I

or 1 59 92 237

or 1 59 963366educat ion of 37x 93emuSion of imm igration

Topics in black face type ar subd ivided.

Crimina ls con t .)juven i l ch i l dstudy

zoology

Criptogam i a

Cr ip togam ic

generatory organs

Cr iptografic art rel ig. art 2 46 . 5

Cr iptografy secret w r i t . 652

Cri ses

commercia l commerce

finance

or

rect ifiers radio

valy receivi ng sets rad io

Cristall inaggregat ions cri stal log.

len s anatomy

or

limestone 552 46

secret ions botanystate chem istry 54 1 7

Cr istal l izat ion

pract ical chem istrystrength of mater ia ls 62 0 . 1 1 2 5

Cri stal l i zers prae. chem .

Cristal l ografy 548

Cr i stal loids 54 1 345Cri stalsin pract is radio

osci llat ingCr i ter ion ethi csCr i t icalperiods

cel act ivi t ies plan t cytol.ph i losofy 1 42

rea l ism ph ilos. sistem

Cri t icism ar t 70 1

b iblica l 2 2 0 7

Superi or figures refer to th e tables fol low ing this index

RELATIV IN D EXcmscereb

ri anat . 6“ 3 1 54 Cuba (con t .)

Crusade,ch i ldren ’

s 940 . 1 85 h i story011181 433

Europ. history Span . m i srule U . S. h i st .

rel ig . t ravelsCrusenstolpe-M -J ' Swed . fic . 339 -736 2 Cubango hist .

Crushers agr i cul ture 63 1 . 3 143 Cubature calculuschem . apparatus Cub ics analyt ic geometryhydrauli cmach. 62 1 26 modern

Crushing m in ing danger Cub i tal nerv anatomyore p reparat ion Cubo id bone

Crust of the earth geol . 551 1 3 Cubo i dcunei form join tsCrusta anatomy 6 1 I 8 I 54 2 Cuckoo zool.Crustacea paleon tology

1 00 10 8? 595 3

Crustaceans fisheriescrutches manuf.Cruz.R. de la Span . drama

San J . de la Span .m isc.

Crying physiology 6 1 2 2 1 9

Cryoscopyof blood physiol . 6 1 2 1 1 8 1 7

organ ic fluidssolut ions chem . 54 1 34 1

urin physiol .Cryphaeaceae 532

Crypteroniaceae 583 444

Cryptesthesia 1 33 93

0' 1 59 96 1 73Cryptococcales 589 97442

Cryptogamia 586

Cryptogamicgenerat. organsCryptografic art rel ig . art 2 46 5CYYPtOgrafy secret w ri t . 652

589 -97444Cryptomonadales 589 97444Cryptonemi ales 589 4 1 5Cryptophyceae 539 9744CryptOproct idae, 599 -74425Cryptoraphi deae 589 62 3Cryptoscopic clairaudience 1 33 852

or 1 59 96 1 652

clai rvoyance 1 33

or 1 59 96 1 642Cryptoscopy

Ctenophora zoology 593 8Ctenostomata mol lusks 594 . 71 2

Culveri ns ordnance

CtesiphOn World war 1 9 1 5 CulvertsCuba rai lway engi n'

g 625 1 3hast fibers Cumacea 2 0 0 1. 595-38!fihbuster exped. U .S.hist . Cumber lan d, R . Eng. dram .

Tepics in black face type at subdivided . Super ior figures refer to the tables fol lowing this index

598 74

garden crops

blight bot . 589 252

tree bi limbi bot .Cucu rb i taceae botany 1

Cucurb i tal es 583 46

Cucurbi tar i aceae 589 . 2351

Cue and ball gamesGu lfi es, F r . Wor ld war 1 9 1 8Cuffs toi let 646 48

Culdees religi ous history 2 74 1

Culling stock breed ing 636 08236

Culpeper co . Va . h ist .

Cult ivated plan ts hort icul . 71 6

Cult ivat ing t i llageCul t ivat ionlan d geog. distr i buti on

plan t successionplan ts agr icultureren t for

Cultivators farm machineryCults, religious cookery 64 1 567

Culturalst imuli 30 1 1 5

vs pract ical studiesCul tural i zat ion sociology 30 1 1 5

Culture 30 1 1 5

and religi on 2 6 1 . 6

methods botanysel f educati on 374

vsut i li ty curriculum

RELAT IV IN D EXCurvatu

re

geology

ofspined i seases 6 1 6 . 73

stomach, greater anat 6 1 1 . 335

lesserCarvdsurfaces anal. geom .

theory of ca lculus 5 1 7 2 6

Curvembryewbotany

Curvi linear motion physi csCurvs

analytic geometrygeometryof double curva ture

modern anal . geom .

geom . 5 1 3 58

plane. theory of calculuspsychologic mesuremen ts

or

rai lway engineering 625 1 1

roadmaking 625 72

Cuscutaceae 583 78 1

Cuscutoidcae 583 78 1

Cushion

herbs

mosses

Cushions dom . econom yCustard apple

botanyfam i ly agr ic.

frui t raisingCuster

Camp , train . camp W ld

war 940 -4 1 2 73

BC774dw i sum W ld W ar 940 -4 1 2 73

E0 85Custom houses archi tect .

and duties 337manners 39°

bad social hygiene 6 1 3 87local folklore 393 34Of prim i tivman S7Iwar

399studen t li fe 3 7I 89taxat ion

336 2 6Cut flowers fioricul ture 635 966Cutaneousabsorp t ion physiology 6 1 2 384di seases pathologyglands

physiology 6 1 2 70 2nerv of neck anatomy 6 1 I 33333

thighreimi tation physi ology 6 1 2 -793

T°Pics in black face type 1 1 subdivi ded .

Cutaneous con t . )

secreti on physiologysenses

loca l i zat ion in bra i nmen ta l physio logy

psychologysensibi l i ty physio logy

psych.Cutaneus surae latera l is

Cut icle anatom ybotanyanatomy

Cut t lebone

Cut t lefishCuttul inaceae

Cutworms agr ic. pests

Cuxhaven , G er .

Wor ld war ai r raid 1 9 14

G er . nav. basenav. ra i d 1 9 1 4

Cuyahoga co . 0 . historyCyanast raceaeCyane , cap ture of U . S. hist .9 73 52 57

Cyan ids chem . tech . 6 6 1 7

narcot . po i son s 6 1

Cyanogen organ . chem . 54 7 . 1

Cyanophyceae 589 8

Cyatheaceae 587 3 1 2 8

Cycad 585 9 1 1

Cycadaceae botan y 1

Cycadales 585 9 1

Cycadeae 1

Superior figures refer to the tables follow ing th is index

1 3 1 -2 2 555

or 1 59 9 1 2 2 555

6 1 1 77 1

58 1 -477

Cuti s veraCut ler iaceae 589 455

Cutleri alesCut lery man ufactu re 672

Cuts, F r . Wor l d war 19 1 8 940 4353

Cuts pract ical prin t ingra ilway engi neering

Cutter , stalk 63 1 3 1 66

Cut ters, ensi lageweed 63 1 . 3 1 55

Cut t ing benchescycle forestry 634 92 8324

machineryof stone m ason ry 693 1 2

si lviculturetools oFfis fi t t ings

Cuttings farm operati ons

flori cul ture

propaga t ion

botanyzoology

u


RELAT IV IN DEX

Davenant .W 2 Eng d ram .

Davenport ,Ia .

h istory 9 77 769 1

Davidson, J 1 E‘lx poet . 82 1 . 89

Davies. J : 8 2 1 . 35

Daviess co. Ind . h i storyMo .

DaviS. John d iscov. of Am .973 1 7R : ‘H . Amer . fic.

Davis co. Ia . h istory 9 77 79 7

Dawescomm ission U . S. h ist .

Dawson , Yukon 971 2 1

Dawsoniaceae 1 2

Dawsoniales 588 2 1 1 2

Day

dreams 1 35 37

0' l 59 96337

nurseries 36 2 7

of judgmen t doc. theol .passenger rates rai lw . 385 1 32 242

schools i n termed . educ .

sidereal and sol ar 52 9 1

t ime of hygiene 6 1 3 1 3

working pol . econ . 33 1 . 8 1 1

Dal/fly 2 0 0 1. 595 734

Daysli brary rules for readers

market dom . econ .

of the yea r chronologyweek, nam es

recipes for specia lDayton , 0 . hi story 9 77 . 1 73Deacon eccles. poli tyDeaconess 2 62 1 5

religious orders 271 .98Dead sea t ravel 9 1 5 69

see al so D ed

Deaf, see Def

Dial l ing on accoun t finan ce

wi th opt ion°°llege academic 1

disciplinary 378 . 1 1 3

Women 378 1 1 3Dearborn co. Ind . h ist . 977 2 I I

group tests no. 2

Death, see Deth374 -245

Parli am en tary 32 8

rhetori c 80 8 . 5

geb

'

alfmg soc. self-culture“M y d iseases

or

D ecapoda

of caracter eth .

Decision s of juries math .

rhetor i c

D eclin emen tal period of

or

period of botany 58 1 1 3535

physiol . 6 1 2 67

work curv

0”l 539 -9442 4D ecoct ion prae. chem .

TON“ in black face type at subd ivi ded . Super ior figures refer to the tables fol lowing thi s index

Debt , D ebtor , D cl i ts, see

D et , D et tor , D ots

Decadence

social psychologyDecades cronology

Decalog B ible

Decan tat ion p rao. chem .

Decapi tat ion physiologypun ishmen ts

crustacea

mol lusks

D ecatur ci ty , Il l . h istoryco . Ind .

Ia .

Kan .

Decay of rocks l i t l i ol .

Deccan hemp fibers

Decept iv

protect ion plan ts

Decidua p regnancyDeciduousforest p l an ts ecologyDecim alsystem ari thm et ic

w e igh ts and m esures

Decip ium inorgan . chem .

D eci sionfreedom of psych.

shipbil di ngDeclama t ionDeclarat ionof independen ce U . S.

Savoy creeds

w ar in ternat . law

Declarat ions l aw

Declension of nouns Eng.

other lang .

D eclinat ion , vari at ionsofD ecl inat ions

tables of astrology

RELAT IV IN DEX

comp . physiol. 6 1 2 o 1 6

of religion 090 10805“ 339

M Mfortificati ons

auymcesWorld war resultsopOf‘fions

mi l . 623 . 3

PM development educ.

Deferen t ial artery anat . 6 1 1 1 3772

Defiance co. 0 . history0'

Defilading fort i fica t ions 62 3 . 1 1 4

Definit integrals calculus

of orbi ts ast r .

apparatus aircraft 629 . 1 34382

Deflect ions of beams, etc. 62 4 2

Deflegmators prac. chem . 54 2 48

Deafness di seases

07 l 59tone physiol . 6 1 2 . 85874

Defoe, D . Eng . fict ion

Deformation botanycagin

'

g

Deformed chi ldren chi ldst'

y

or

intel . defect

grape culture

1 8 6evolution 25 0 7

7 5

muscular 6 1 2 7465

of nervs physiology

hist977-7335

0 . 977-1 535Paforts on Am . revol .

rxuayd

express rateson rai lw .

Irres in inoui au» cape-xsui auaoui . Supedor fignnunul erut denounesunknfing twh lndex

0' 1 59 9 3 1 373

0' IS9 -931 378

spinal chord physiol .period of botanytoxic, of nerv cell s physiol. 6 1 2 82 256

Deglut i t iondigestion

effect of faci al nerv on 6 1 2 . 8 1 975

larynx in 6 1 2 785

Degoutan t grape 634 -3544Degradat ion m i l . sci ence

Degrading school organ i za .37 1 . 2 8

medi ca l pub . bei thteachers colleges

Deism natural theology 2 1 1

De ists apologet i cs 2 39 5

Dei ty doctrinal theology 2 3 1

De'

kalb co. I ll . hi storyInd . 977 2 77

M 0 . 977 8 1 5

Deken , Agatha Dutch fic. 839 3 1 342

Delagoa Bay hist .De La M are

,W . J : Eng. poet .

Deland,E . D . Amer . fic.

M .W. C .

Delany mult iplex telegraf 62 1 38236

telepost telegrafy 62 1 . 38247

F r . dram. 84 2 . 72

poet .

D elaware, U. 8. historyF or m i l i tary history. see sub

d ivisions of Specia l campain.

and M il i tary history un der

9 73 -3 . and

Delaware co. Ind.Ia .

RELAT IV IN DEXDemocra

t ic part y 3 2 9 3

Democri tus Gk ph i losofers

Demogfi fystati sti cs 3 1 2

Demoli t ion dev ices m i l . 6 2 3 2 7

Demonet izat ion 333 47

Demoniacpossession theol . 2 35

Demonologycomparat iv religi ondogmat ics

witchcraft

method educ. 371 . 38

skools 370 733

DeMorgan ,W : F . Eng. fic.

Demosthenes Gk oratoryDemot ions educ.

Demulcents therapeut ics 6 1 5 735

Demurrage t ransportat ion 656

Denain , F r . World war 19 1 8Denbigh , Wales hi story 94 2 93

Bendera hist .Dendri tes histology 6 1 1 0 1 8837

DendrolatryDendrology botanyforestry 634 942

Dengue diseases

Denial metaphysi cs 1 2 1

Denials. special apologet . 2 39 9Deniecourt World war 1 9 1 6

589 -9732

Demna. Carlo Ita l. essaysDenmark administration 354 -489

an t iqui t ies 9 1 3 4 89

archi tecture 72 0 9489

botany 58 1 . 9489

colleges 3 78 489

34 2 . 489

educati on 370 9489

finance

geology 554 89history 948 9lawsmaps 9 1 2 489religious h i story 2 74 -89schools, public 379 489stat ist ics 3 1 4 . 89t ravel 9 1 4 89t reat ies 34 1 2 489zoology 59 I -9489


Eng. drama 82 2 . 5xnominations, Chri sti an 280

or

D ephlegmators prao. chem . 54 2 . 48

Depolari zed cells elcc. eng. 6 2 1 3536

Topics in black face type ar subd ivided. Superior figures refer to the tables fol lowing this index

Den si tygravi tyof blood physiology

earth ast ronomyur in physi ology

Den t 00 . M o . hi storyDen ta linspect ion school hyg. 371 7 1 2

periosteum , diseases of 6 1 7 63

pulp , d iseases of 6 1 7 6 1

work lab. classes econ .33 1 82 2 76

Den tate nuclei anatomy 6 1 1 8 1 71 3

Den tatum

D en t icete zoology 599 . 53

Den t i ne diseases den t ist ry 6 1 7 6 2Den ti stry 6 1 7 6

Den t ists, regi st rat ion of 6 1 4 2 4

Denudati on geology 55 1 3

Deodoran ts exter . thera . 6 1 5 777

Deodori zat ion of sewageDeodori zers con tag. di s. 6 1 4 482

Deon tology 1 70

Department

arrangemen t

organ izat ion

stores arch i tec.

bus. m ethodsDepartm en ta lcomm ission F r . loc . gov . 3 52 . 0 440 3

00 0 perat i 0 n educ. 371 1 0 1

sistem educ. 371 . 4

Departmen ts

F r . loc. gov.

coloni zat ion 32 5 3

Dependen t pension bi ll U. S. 973 85

states pol . sci .

Dependen ts chi ld studyor

welfareeduca t ion 371 966

insti tutions

Depersonalizat ion


RELATIV IN D EXDevonsCamp, train . camp W ld war 940 4 1 2 73

Bc744

Devot ionalexercises pub . worshi p

sermons

theologyDew meteorologyDewa historyDewberryDeweygeneral shorth ’

d by lang .

st rue.

personal shorthandby lang. 653 . 42

st ruct ure

Dewi tt co. Ill. h istory 977 358

Dexter shorthorn catt leDextrins physiology 6 1 2 396 1 2

Dextrose chem . technol . 664 1

Diabase li thology 552 34

Diabetes d iseases 6 1 6 63

experimen ta l 1 3

urin in physiol . 1

Diablesbleus W i d war 940 4 1 2 44

M

Diabolism doct ri n 2 35

Diabolo game of ski l l

Diacele anatom y 6 1 1 8 1 48

Diafram 6 1 1 2 6

physiology 6 1 2 2 1 7 1

Diaframat ic artery an at . 6 1 1 1 354

glands 6 1 1 . 4 64 1

Diaframs elec. engin'

g 6 2 1 352 3

loud speak.radi 0 62 1 . 384 1 3643

0' I59 970 7of pregnancy 6 1 2

pathologyzootechny 636 0 896Diagram of work physics 53 ! -4 2Diagrams museum label ing

stat ist ics 3 1 1 -2 6

D‘

or

lal sw i tches el ec. eng . 6 2 1 3 l 733telegrafs commun i ca . 654 3

elec . eng. 6 2 1 . 382 2 3Di alect ic materi al ism

Dialectics lM 1 59 -90 1945

ogl e 1 6°'Dl alects Eng. language 4 27

li terature

D ialogs en ter ta inmen ts 793 2 4D ials chronology 52 9 78

radio

D ialy sis pract ical chem . 54 2 64

qua li tat i v an a l .D iam agnet ism m agn et i smD i ameter of earth 52 5 1 3

D iamond div. W ld war

E0 0 5

gr ape 634 84709D iamonds 0 econ . geology

m ineralogy 549 2

D iapedesis physiology 6 1 2 1 1 2 4

583 -65D i apensiacea botany 583 65

D iaperd fabrics manuf. 677 1 1 646

D iaphoret ics therapeu t ics 6 1

D iaphragm , see D iafram

D ia rbekr , Asiat . Tur . hist . 956 6

Di ari es bi ografy 92 0

skool recordsD iar rhea , ep i dem ic d iseas.

pathology 6 1 6 34

public hel th 6 1 4 51 7

D iarrhea] di seasespub. hel th

D iarthrosis anatomy 6 1 1 72 96

D iastase materia m ed ica 6 1 5 35

D iastole physiology 6 1 2 1 71

Diastomatales 589 9747

D iatessaron harm . of gosp . 2 2 6 1

D iatherm ancy heat 536 35

D iathesisexplosi v m edici n 6 1 6 . 8981 32

m i nd and body 1 32 . 1 981 32

or 1 59 972 98 1 32

D iatomaceae

D iatomaceous eart h , pet rog . 552 57

D iatomales 589 62

589 -62

D iatoms 589 62

Di at rypaceae 589 2351

D iazo-bodies org. chem .

Di bber farm tool s 1 2

Di bbleD ibran chia 594 55

D ice divinat ionor

1 75 5

gam es 795 1

D ichaenaceae 589 . 2 333

Tw i ce in black face type at subd ivi ded . Superior figures refer to the tables fol low ing th is index

Diffused delusionsunopposed. poly

morfic

medicin

Difiusion

movement Psy°h ~

or

ofgases physicsphysiology of absorpt ionplant physi OIOKYpract ical chem istrytheoret ic

[Xfihefia

therapeuti cs

sfiects of spleen phys.

a

influence of vagus phys.

intestinal

pkuus

pract ical chem istrytheories of physiologyhwpficDigest ivsecret ion in an imals

punussystem anatomy

duuuuum1 of

drugs iunhngon

sung. 0pennfionstract

, absorp . in physiol .sympathet . system

Ofcases, Amer . law

Eng.

RELAT IV INDEX

533 -1

542 -63

54 1 . 34I

574-1 32

346 -5Special subjects, see subject

Statutes, Amer . law

D.

Eng.

133“ Wasp zool. 595-797

D igging t i llagep low

IDt ahs cenflnx» can1 . pohn

diuret ics

mater ia medica

st imulantsdramat . synesthesiaext ra deformi t iesperson i . synesthes i a

heraldry

D ilatores nasi

[ hflenhuxme tunany

D iluvial deposi ts geology

of earth

lfl xflbkcases

D im inut ivs Lat . etymol.Ehnnnen ; rnohmrvehhfles

crystal log

52 5-1 3

472 -5

543-3

D inan t , Bel . Wor ld war 1 9 1 4

D ingley tar i ff act U . S. hist .

car cookeryroom dom . econ .

furn ish'

g

I)uflni sheepD inner part ies dom . econ .

nufipes

642

643 -4

642 -42

64 t -54

Topics in black face type ar subdivided. Superior figures refer to the tabl es fol lowingmis index

D igni ti esD ign i ty oflabor poli t . econ .

D ikes engineer ing

geology 551 -88

reclamat ionDi l garden crops

D i latat ion gases

obstet . oper .

anatomyI79 -9

551 -35

or

stone foundat .

RELATIV IN DEXDirect ion

calculus of an al. geom .

finders aeronaut ics 629 . 1 351 3

antennas radio

stations

geom. i l lusions physiol .psych

sense of

Direct ionalantennas radi o

propert ies

radio wavesvariationsradio signals 62 1 384 1 1 53

Directions, method of, good .

Direct iv

antennas radio

radio sistems

Directori es

legislat iv, ofli cialunofi‘i cia l

newspaper2on special subject , seesubjectDirectors

library gov’t 0 2 3 3museum personn el 069 633 !of bus. en terpr i ze econ .

of’fis cc .

offis ofli s econ . 6 51 . 1 6

Sunday skoolsDi rectory

, 1 795-99 , F r . h ist . 944 -0 45

Dirigibleurcraft aeronauti cs 629 . 1 3324torpedoes naval engin ’

g 623 95

D589 I72

l rt roads engineeri n ’ 62 5 74Dl sabi l i ti es, poli t. sufi rageDisabi l i ty

, inheri ted men tal 6 13 -92

glsaccharids physiology

Dfsappear ing moun ts ordn . 623 -4333lsarmamen t arb i t rat ion

ethics 1 72 4

Topics in black face type ar subdivi ded .

D isasters aeronautics

at sea adven t .

naviga .

welfare work

Di sc, see D i sk

D iscarnate Sp i r i ts

commun ication wi thDi scel iacem

t ime psychometryD ischargebook econom icsfrom m i li tary servisof pup i ls school gov ’tsewage in to sea

wastes in to streams

water engin'

g

workinen

D isciples of Chr i st

0 ' l 59 9556634

1 52 -834332

or 1 59 -93834332

355-1 1 4

econom ics 33 1 1 353

351 4

262 9

371 -5

legi slat iv bod iesmen tal educat ion 370 . 1

m i li tary m i li t . scienceof employees econom i cs

offis econ .

365

1 59 24

0' IS9 94734

Sunday skoolsD isciplinaryoffisers col lege and un iv. 378 . 1 1 3

penalti es school gov’t 371 . 54

personn el 371 -57

power adm in . 351 . 92

Di scoi deze 589 . 62 2 4

D i scol ichenes 589 . 1 71

D iscomycetes botanyD iscophora zoology 593 . 77

Super ior figures refer to the tab l es fol low ing t hi s index


RELAT IV IN DEX6 2 2 1 2 D oct rins

orrel ig. heresi es

Divini ties nonchri sti an

theologyDivini ty theology 3 30

D ocumentat i on

schools archi tect . 72 7 , 4of spec. subject , see subject

theology 2 07Docu

m en ts, publ i c 3 2 8

D'

vision

legi sl‘

a'c

l

i

ygi str ibut i

z: 14

8 0 1a 1 rary m a n a 0 2 . 1 7 4

marocameW l d war s

l

tfrage l i b . econom y 0 2?83

D odder botany 583 781

D oddri dge co . W . Va . h i st .

Dodge, Cmp ,t r . empW ldwar 940 4 1 2 73

B0777

C i ty, K an . history 978 . 1 76 1

Cent. powersco. W is.

zoologyhistory 967 . 86

Entente

ofSpeci al subject see subj .Divorce eth ics

law

publ ic hel thstat ist ics

Dix

Camp , train . camp W l d war 940 4 1 2 73

Bc749

Dixie co. F la . history 975 93 1

div. W l d war

E0 3 1

Dixmude Wor ld war 1 9 1 4 940 -42 1 3

1 9 1 8

634-8544

or 1 6 6

‘Djagataic langua j 42332273 3 Chum“

Dniester river W . war 19 1 5Dobereiner gas apparatus 54 2 72 Dogmat ic sermons

DObl'uja , Ruman ia Dogmati cs

history Dogmat isrn ph i losof. si st .

Wor ld war 1 9 1 6Dog

’s-tooth vi olet

1 9 1 7 940 -432 7

Docen t servis mus. funct ion s 52

Dpersonn el 0 69 6334

ochmu Greek p rosody 436 3

D001! agr iculture 635-45

Bi l dings arch i tect . 72 5 34

otany 8 1

Docks harbor engin '

g 22227

Dshipbi l ding 623 83

D

OCkYards harbor engin '

g 62 7 3Octors

’

l ives 9 2 6Doctr inal sermon s 2 S2 3

theology 2 30

Topics in black face type ar subd ivided .

cabbage 583 9 1 52

captor zootechny 1 1 1 3

diseases of compar . med .6 1 9 7

domesti c an imal s

fight in g amusem en ts 79 1 8

eth ics 1 75 6

machine gear ing 6 2 1 837

protectorzootechny 5

racing amusemen ts 798 . 8

tax pol i t . econ . 336 2 7

t rick

worship599 74442

Dogbane botany 583 72 1

Dogger Bank Wi d war 1 9 1 52 30

doctr ins 230

rel i g. hi st . 2 73

2 52 3

2 30

1 48

Doi rar World war 1 9 1 6Lake 1 91 8

Dolcedo grapeDoler i te li thology 552 35

Dolichocephaly cran iology 573 7635-654

Dol i ol i d zoology 594 97

DoliolumDol l s dom . econ om y 649 55

D olmen s prehi st . arch . 57 1 94

Dolom i te li thology 552 55

Doma in , em inen t law 34 7 2

state finan ce 336 . 1

Super ior figures refer to the tab l es fol lowing th is index

RELAT IV IN DEXDostoevski i ,

E. M . Rus. fic.

Dothideaceales

Bible Eng. versionWorld war 19 14

19 1 8

Douaumont fort , F r .

World war 191519 1 6

Douay, see Doua i

Double

aspect theoryof mind-body relat ions 1 30 . 1 62 342

or 1 59 9 0 1 6 1 2342

bass st r ingd i nst rum .

bassoon w ind

braid manuf. 677 752

curvature, geometry 51 3 58

m 0 d .ana l .ge0m .5 1 6 58

of sp ine

curvd lines descr . geom . 51 5 . 1 3

surfacesfert ilizat ion botany 58 1 1 69

flowers hort iculture 7 1 6 2

morphology 581 4636

fluid cel l s elec. eng. 6 2 1 3534

images physiol . 6 1 2 84374 1 4

psych. 1 52 . 1 374 1 4

0' I59 9 3 1 374 1 4moldboard plow 63 1 3 1 2 6

plow 63 1 . 3 1 2 2

refract ion op t ics 535 5standard coi ns moneystars ast ronom y 52 3 84

warp fabrics manuf.Doublebrested plow 63 1 .3 1 2 6

Doublers frequency radio 62 1 .384 1 3 1 9IDoubling mach . text i l manuf. 677 . 0 2 852

For ki nd app l yd to special fibersee name of fiber

h istory 944 4 6

Doubt, see D out

Douce noir grape 634 . 8544Douche baths hygiene 6 1 3 . 44DOuglas, G. Eng. poet ryDouglas co . Il l . h i story 977-368

Kan .

C

978 . 1 65MO . 977 883W is.

a

977 5 1 Ipouch of an at . 6 1 1 6674

Doulcon “fox-1d war 1 9 1 8 940 -4366

F rench hist .Topics in black face type at subdivided .

recogn i t ion

Doutful dinoflagel latae

Dover , Eng .

World war 19 1 8Dovi z i ,Bern ard0 Ita l .d ram . 852 . 3 2

Dower l aw

Dow n , Ireland h istory 94 1 65

sheepCotswold , sheep

Down ing grape

Down y grapem i ldew botany

Dowry of poorDowsi ng occult ism

or

Doyere p ipets p rac. chem . 54 2 73

D oyle,A. C. Eng. fic.

D rachmann . H olger D an .fic .839 . 8 1 366

D raco’

s code Grecian h ist .

D racut amber grapeD raftfurnacehorseD raft ingbi ll legi sla tiondraw ingmi li tary recru i tmen troom mfg plan t

steam eng .

D rafts

D rag

aerodynam icsfarm implemen ts

transporthun t ingplank

D ragon flies en tomol.D ragonade

D ragonsfolklorehed astrology

persecut ions

0' IS9 -96 1 535

0' IS9 -96 1 535


RELAT IV IN DEXDreams

or

physiologic psych . 6 1 2 8 2 1 76

Dred Scot t

case causes U .S.ci v.w a r 973 7 1 1 5

decision slavery 32 6 973U . S. h ist .

Dredgemini ng 62 2 32

Dredges, steam engin'

g 6 2 1 1 54

Dredging engineeri ng 62 7 7foundat ions 76

mach inery 6 2 7 7

scienti fic voy. 50 8 3

Dreiser, T . Amer . fic. 8 13 5

Drepanophyl laceaa 588 2 1 4 1 4

Dresden h istory 943 2 1

travelscostum e 39 1

ecclesiast ic 2 4 7 7

employees econ .

offi s

I77-4

magazinesreform societ ies 64 6 . 0 6

Dressers text i l manuf. mach .For kind app l yd to Speci al fiber

°

see name of fiber

Dresses domest ic e on .

Dressinghai r

of stone m ason ryore mini ng eng.

works

DressmakingDres t si lk manuf.Drewry’s Bluff, Va .

U . S. ci v. w a r 973 7365Driei s, see D ryersDrift , glacial geology 55I -33

meters aeronaut icsrema ins p rehis. arch . 57 1 1 1

32?nand tunnel

’

g m in .

educat ion 371 -32mil i tary skool hygi ene 37I 733

mi l i tary science 355-5motor lern ing psych. I 58 43332

0 7 1 59 -9437332

DPIQW

“11mg mech. eng .

m in ingseedage 63 1 53 1 2

D r ils fire laboring classesseeding machinessteam engi ns for

D rink chem i c analysi sD r inking , social ethics

songs

usages customs

Dr inks, see BeveragesDr inkwater

, J : Eng . drama

poet ryD r i vesfinal motor vehi cleslandsc. garden ing

psychologyD r ivingaxles motor vehicleshorsemanshiplogging

Drocourt-Qué an t lineWor ld war 1 9 1 8

D roguet si lk manuf.

Dromaei dae b i rds

940 -4355

598 -53

D romedary domes. an imalszoology

D rome, F rance h istoryD rones bee keep ing

D roop system suffrage

D ropp ing out skoolsD ropsy d iseases

D oseraoea botanyD rought agr icu l ture

effect on plan tsmeteorology

D rown ing proteo. of li feD rugget manuf.D rug addict ion

and gen ius

add icts dreams of

D rugs

adul teration of

and men t . derange.

s7 i g2 9 1 3

6 16

583-393

55 1 -57

0 7 1 59 -97347

or 1 59 . 9 2464

-953365

543 -4

1 32 73

0 7 1 59 -97347

sleep mi nd and bodyor

1 58 735

6 ' 1 59 -94435

Topics in black face type ar subdivi ded . Super ior figures refer to the tables fol low ing this index


RELAT IV IN DEXagr iculture 633 86

an ilin chem . tech .

botanyDyewo

ods forest p ru t l .Dykes

engi neer ing 6 2 7 4

geology 55 1

IS3 235

0 ' IS9

motor lern ing 1 58 43333

0' IS9 -9437333

537-5

62 1

geology ssx

mekani sm psychoanal isis 1 3 1 3466

or

Dynami cs, celesti al 52 1 1

chem ic 54 x 39

elect ro 537 6

m itosi s pl . cytol. 581 87623 1physi cs 53 1 3

Topics in black face type ar subdivided .

1 46

or

Dyn am i te chem ic tech . 6 6 2 2

storage prot . of l i fe 6 1

Dynam oelectr i cmachi nery 6 2 1 3 1 3

Dyn amogenesis physiology 6 1 2 80 1 1

psych .

0' 1 59 9433333

Dynamom eter physics 53 1 2 1

physiology 6 1 2 744 2 1 1

steam plan t 6 2 1 1 977

Dynamos

electr i c engineeri ngelect rodynam ics 537 83

Dynamotors elec . eng. 6 2 1 3 1 3 2 6

D ynat rons radio 62 1 . 384 1 32 1 4

Dysen tery bee keep ing

pa thology 6 1 6 . 935

pub lic bel th 1 6

Dyspepsia d ietet ic d iseases

digest i v di seases 6 1 6 . 33

physiology 6 1 2 . 3 26

Dyspnea 6 1 2 2 84 2

Super ior figures refer to the tables fol low ing thi s index

RELAT IV IN DEXEast (cont .)

Liverpool , 0 . hi storyLoangwa

London »C. ofG. H ope

Luangwahist .

New JerseyPondolandPrussia

historyWorld war 1 9 1 4

19 1 5

travels

Easter

Anglican calendar

E0 1 2

empire 949 -5iland travel 9 19 7Pacific ocean phys. geog. 551 -466Panhandle, W. Va. hi st .quest ion Turkish hist .

0 states U. S. 974Eating clubs studen t 371 88

394 1hygi ene 6 1 3 2

p lesures of 64 1 -0 IEaton co. M i ch. history 9774 23

grape 6 -84EauClaire city

, W is h ist . 9374

542co. 977 545

Ebenaceaa botany 583-685lEl“m ucous frui ts 634 -45

botanyEbert

, G : German fict i on 833 . 86

EGer . hist . 943 085

bolowa hi story

Ebony botan yfam i ly frui t cultureEbr iaoee

Eccen trici tyin mann ers ethics

of orbi t of earthEccen trics, lives of

mach ineryEcclesiastes Biblean ti qui t ies

biom fy

fasts personal religion

ecclesiologyLat in , modern phi lol.legendsfor spec. top ics see top ic

music

pol i ty

Echegaray y Eizasuirre, J .Sp . drama

zoolou

634 4 5

589 -9723

953 -1 5

595-1 85

593-95

952 -1 571

Topics in black face type at subdivi ded. Superior figures refer to the tables fol lowing this index

persecut ions

religioushist. F rance

Edi les Rom . an t iqu i t iesEdinburgh , Scot history

t ravelsun iversi ty

Edi tions, choice of

RELAT IV IN D EX

reading and ai ds

Editori al work

lit . meth.0 29 . 6

museum publicat ionsEdmund polyg. act U .S. h ist .

Edo, Japan hi storyperiod Japanese hi st.

Edom an cien t h istoryEducation 370

and crime 379 . 2 1

the church rel igion 2 6 1 . 5

sociologygeneral , for laboring cl .

library servis 0 23 53 1

industrial econom ics 33 1 86

systems 371 . 4 26

useful arts 60 7

Ofgenius psych .

0' l 59 9 247

371 -9

376

372

econ . 331 1 144

offi s

state con t rol

self

system

suff rage qual ificat ions 324 . 1 4”St?“ °f 37x. 4tekmcal equip . econom ics 331 . 1 1 44

ofii s econ . 651 . 3444

60 7

econ . 33 1 . 1 1 43

1ofii s econ .

Special, see subjectTODiCS in bl ack face type at subdivided .

hi ldings archi tectureendowment s colleges

skool records

reports, publi c

Eif ect ivness

of st imulus abst ract ion

bonus

or 1 59 . 92 2 7o72

379

tests 371 . 26

Educator , li brary asEducators livesEdward 1 Eng. history 942 . 0 35

2

3 942 0 37

4 942 -0 44

5

6 942 0 53

7

Edwards, J . Am . ph i los.

Edwards co . Il l . historyKan .

F er ry , Va . U . S.

Eel gras pondweed

tape gras1

Eel s zoology 597 . 5

Effacing machine manuf. 68 1 . 62 64

Effectperspect iv arch . designtheory of vol . atten .

ISS-32 4

0 ’ IS9 -95532 4

Efien , J . van D utch essaysEfficiencyand college t rain i ng 378 o 1

school courseseconomi cs

0 955 economy 651 3825

business methodsSuperior figures refer to the tables fol low ing this index


Electron (cont .)

tube

radio

in radio mesure .

wire commun .

sistems 62 1 . 384 1 534

voltmeters radio 62 1 384 1 76

Electt'

Oplate repro. museums 0 69 4 1 4

Electrosote

insulat ing material rad io 62 1 . 384 1 79 1 0 1 97

Electrostat ic

apparatus eng. 62 1 3 1 5

coupling radio 62 1 . 384 1 2 2

voltmeters radio 62 1 384 1 76

Electrostati cs stati c elec.

Electrotherapyelectric engineeri ng 6 2 1 39 1 5

electrophysiology 6 1 2 o 1 4 42 8

medicin 6 1 5 84

Electrotonus el ect rophys. 6 1 2 . o 1 4 4 2 3

physiology 6 1 2 8 1 33

Electrotropism botany 58 1 1 8325

Electrotyp ing pri n t ing 655 2 2

Eleemosynary insti tut ions 362

Elefnnts domest ic an imals 636 .9foot 583 5545

hun t ing 799 . 2 76 1

t rick

zoologysElegiac poet ry Eng. l i t . 8 2 r . 0 4

Gk 884

Lat in 874

Elemental destruction agr ic. 632 1

Elementaryeducati on 372

forms arch. desi gnhands chi rognomy 1 33 623

30' l 59 -92 572 3

readers Eng. languagereason ing 1 53 632

0' IS9 955632811001 librari es“0018 372 9

2for Spec. subject see subjectgymnast ics i nlibraries for 371 645manual t ra in ing 371 42 62

Pub. skool sistem 379 . 1 72Standards of adm ission 371 . 2 1 2

graduatkn i 371 29 1 2 2theory of music 78 1 2Elt i’nentschemic chem . tech 66 1 1

ch em istry 546

Topi cs in b lack face type at subd ivided.

RELAT IV IN DEXE lemen ts (con t .)fa lserequi red a rch i tec. design 72 9 2 1

Elephan t ine h ist . 962 36

Elephan ts, see E lefan tsEleusin ian m yste riesGreek an t iqui t ies

m ythology

magneto in ter ferencea i rcraft radio

of unnecessary movemen ts

0”I59 9 437342 3useless I58 43342 3

0”l 159 -94373542 15E liot , George Eng. i i c.

E lis an cien t h istory 938 8


hygiene 6 1 3 1 2

ci ty t ransi t 388 4

commerce

engineer ing 6 2 5 4

stat ion s a rch .72 5 3 1 8

temperature hygien e 6 1 3 64

w ays public bel th 6 1 4 782

Elevat ionarchi t. desi gneffect radio t ransmi ssion 62 1 384 1 1 553

l ib . bi ldings

Elevat ion s m eteorology 55 1 53

Elevatorrn en l i b . econ . 0 2 3 793

Eleva torsa i rcraft const ruct ion 62 9 . 1 3433

gra in arch i tecture 72 5 36hydrau l ic mach inery 6 2 1 2 63

li brary hi ldi ngsmech. engineer i ng 62 1 877

Eleven th nerv anatom y 6 1 1 . 83 1 92

physiol .Elfin wood ecology 58 1 52 642 63

E lgin , Scot lan d history 94 1 2 3

ci ty Ill .co. Out . 97

m arbles 733

E li an ph i losofers Gk ph i l .

Eli as, Apoc . of pseudep ig.

Book of

B l iesen , Povel D an . m i s.

Eligibi li tyto legi slat iv body

ofii s ci t izenshi pElim in an ts a lgebraE l im i nat ion

educat ion

DECIM AL CLASIF ICATIONE li xi r of li fe alchem y 540 1

E li zabeth .Queen Eng. h ist . 94 2 . o55

Elizabeth ci ty , N . J.co. Va.

E lizabethan persecut ions 2 72 7

style arch .history974 . 865

975-464

E lkhart co. Ind .

E lkhorn tavern , Ark .

U . S. civ. w ar 973 . 732 3

Elliot , Tembuland hist .a

963 -659

Ellipse analyt ic geom . 51 6 2 3

E lli psi s Eng. language 4 2 5 33

other languagesE llipsoid analyt ic geom .

Ellipsoi dal figure geodesy 52 6 . 1 6

E lli psoids. poten t ials of 52 6 1 1

El lipti c funct ions ca lculusE lli pt i ci ty. law of geodesy 52 6 1 3

Ellis co. Kan . hist . 978 . 1 19E llsworth co. Kan . 978 . 1 535

533-962 5forestryE lm i ra. N . Y. hi story 974 . 779

80 8 5

voca l culture 784 . 9

E longatedbullets ordnance

sma ll armsprojecti le ordnance

Eng. oratoryElotherudaa

Elvs folkloreElzevi r edi t ions rar i t ies

Emancipat ion

of slaves 32 6 8

woman 396 1

proclamat ion U . S. hist .

Embalm ing customs 393 3

pub . bel th 6 1 4 64

Embankmen ts reclamat ionr iver eng.

Topics in black face type ar subdivided.

Embargo martial law 344of 1 80 8—1 2 U . S. h ist .

camps World war

Entente

Embassadors

hypeflWOfir

V0Cent. powers

Vo

Voin terna . law

poli t. sci . 32 7

Embellishmen t music 78 1 . 67Embl em a t ic ar t eccl esiol . 2 46 5Emblems 246

languajwri t i ng 652

Embolism of pulmon . artery 6 1 6 2 47

Embossing book l i b . econ .

tel egraf eng. 62 1 38244

Embostbooks pr in t ing for blind 655 . 38

caracters wr i t . mach . mnf.si lk manuf. 677 4 1649

Embri thopoda

Embroi derd damask manuf.Embroidery 746

canvas manuf.twist , cotton

linensi lkwool

574 33

581 -33

metamorph abuor . bot .

physiology20 0 10 81 59 1 -33

Embryology animals 59 1 -3

bee keep ing 638 . 1 2 13

botany 581 .3

exper imen . 6 1 1 . 0 1 39humanphysi ology 6 1 2 64

variation bot.

Embryon i c t issues botanySuper ior flsures refer to the tables fol lowing an. index

DECIM AL CLASIF ICATIONEm p i ri ci sm in m edicin

ph i losofic sistem 1 44

domest ic

welfareEmployersand em ployed ethi csliabi li ty

insurance

Emp loym en t

agencies, see Agenciesbureaus col legehygi ene 6 1 3 6

management businessEndocri n i sm

economi cs

of chi ldren pol . econ .

t ime ethi cs 1 79 9

women customs

33 1 -4

Empor i a ,K an . hist . recei vi ng sets rad io

Empresses biografy Endogamy custom s

Em ton jan en i hist .

Emu bi rds

Emul at ion educat ion

ethics 1 79i Enal l age Eng . syn taxEnamel arch. decorat ion

chem . techn ologymotor vehi cles 629 232 37

pai n t ing 751

porcelain 738

sacred ornam . 2 4 7 . 4

Enamel ing apparatus manuf .Enarthrosis anatom y 6 1 1 72 963

Enat ions botanyEncaust ic pai n t ing 751

Encephali t is 6 1 6 83

Encephal on anatomyEnclosures 0 2 I ' 92

of doors and wi n .

539 . 457 museum support 069 646

Encuragemen ts to work econ . 33 1 . 97 of research colleges3 for spec. purposes see subject public school support

Topi cs in bh ck fl co type l t mbdi'idnd. s'i tumr ior fizures refer to the tables fol losvh c this in

"ex

Encyclic let ters eccles. pol .

En cyclopedi as, general 0 30

special , see subjectEncycloped ists, F r . rel ig .

li vesEncystment botanyEnd spurt work curv

or 1 59 9 4425Endbrai n anatomyEndemi c di seases

Endem ics med . geografy

Endemi sm flor ist ics

Ending servis teachersEndive agr ic.

botany 583 552

Endlesspun ishmen t theol . 2 37 7screw mech . eng

'

g

Endocardium anatomyEndocr in psychology

or

or 1 59 .90 1942

EndocrinologyEndoderm em bryology 6 1 1 . o 1 337

Endoderm i c organs 6 1 1 . 0 1 34

62 1 3841366231

393 5

589 2 83

physiology 6 1 2 8586

psych. 1 52 2 86

or 1 59 93286

Endometri um anatom y 6 1 1 662

Endomycetacem 589 2362

Endoneurium h istology 6 1 1 . 0 1 883s

End0 phy l laceee

Endosmose li quids 53 2 7

Endosperm

seed anatomy 58 1 . 46723

Endosporeae 589 2932

Endowd librar ies 0 27 . 4233

schools educati on 373

vs publ ic schools 379 -3

Endowm en t

library support



Ep ictetus G k ph i losofers

Ep icurean ph i losofy

Epicuri sm dom . econ .

Ep i dem ic

cata rrh diseases

monomania derangem’

ts1 32 1

or

6 1 6

Epi dermal glands botanylayer embryol. 6 1 1 . 0 135

Ep iderm is ana tomy 6 1 1 . 771

58 1 -477

Epi eds World war 1 9 1 8

artery , in ferior 6 1

super ior

Ep igenesis spon tan . gen er . 576 . 1

Epigloeacea: 589 . 1 6

Ep iglot t i s anatom y 6 1 1 2 2 1

physiology 6 1 2 782 5“Epigrams Eng. li terature 828

Epigynae

Epigynem botany 584 2

alcoholi c medi cin 6 1 6 . 8981 25

mind and bodyor

cort i cal physiology 6 1 2 82 53

inst i tut ions 362 . 13

1 32 1 530' l 59 9 7253

i ntellectual defector 1 59 .973644

Epinasty plant movem . 58 1 1 854Epineur ium histology 6 1 1 0 1 8835

Ep inonvi lle Wor ld war 19 1 8Epiphan y Angli can fest . 2 64 0 3 1

Christo logyEp i pharynx anatomy 6 1 1 32 71

mind-body relati ons 1 30 . 1 6323

or

serm

canon ical

Equal itylegal poli tical science 323 42of individuals

social ethi csof represen tation pol . sci .

Equat ioncomparat iv men t . hered .

or

or 1 59 922301

machine ast ron . inst ru . 52 2 54

of cen ter orbi ts 52

t ime chronologyperson al astron . correc.

inheri tance

or

l 52 . 330902

or 159 9 3830902

Topics in bh ck face type ar subdivided. Superior figures refer to the tables fol lowing this indet

Ep iphysis cerebr i ana tomy 6 1 1 . 8 1 45Epiphytes plan t eccl .Ep i ploon anatomy 6 1 1 . 382

Epi rus ancien t historyEpi scopacy sects 2 83

Episcopal charges 2 52 1

church 2 83in Scot . 2 83 4 1

orders m ini st ry 2 62 1 7Episcopalians biogrnfy 92 2 . 3

Epispast ics therapeut ics 6 1 5 774

1 2 1

Epist le of Baruch pseudep ig.

Ep ist les264 . 036

2 27

2 29-93

826

Epistolary wri ters. Eng. 92 8 2 6

Epistolografy 80 8 6

Ep ist ropheus anatomy 6 1 1 71 1 3

Epi tafs genea logy 92 9 5

monumen ts 71 8

Epi tha lamus anatomyEpi thelial ti ssue histologyEpi theliums, glandular 6 1 2 40 9‘Ep i thets Eng. language 4 2 6 8

Epi troch leal glands anat . 6 1 1 4672

Epizoa parasi tes. zoology 59 1 69

Epi zootic diseases vet.med. 6 1 9

Epoophoron anatomy 6 1 1 6676

986

DECIMAL CLASIF } CATIONErosion (con t .)

plan t succession Esofageal

prev. by plan ts anatomysoi l branches of vagus

Erot ic delusions 1 32 752

or diseases of

Eroti ca ethi cs 1 76 physiologyErot ici sm men tal derange. Esoter ic phi losofy

or Espalier t rainingErpodiacee Espali er s p lan t suppor tsErrata proofreadi ng 655 2 5 Esparto grass fibers

Errat ic boulders geology 551 33 Esperan to un i v . languajErrhi nes therapeut i cs Esp ionage

Error methods psychophys. diplomatic for . relat . 327

or i ntern . law

sourme of logic 1 65 ethicsl Errors, gram . Eng. lang . 4 2 8 3 327

of observ. probab i l .51 9 . 6 mi li tary science 355 . 34

speech Eng.lang. war in tern . law

popular occultism Espronceda .J . de Sp . poet . 86 1 . 52

or Esqu imaux , see Eskimo

Ersatz reg't , Ger . W l d war Es-Sai d historyU‘Erse languaj Gadhelic group

Gaelic 49 1 . 63

Gadheli c groupGael ic 89 1 . 63

Erupti ons volcanoes 551 2 1

Erupt iv fevers diseases 6 1 6 9 1 1

Ervi ne, S. G. Eng . drama

fict ion

539 -2355diseases Essences

539 -2355Erythrocytes physi ol. 6 1 2 1 1 1

Erythroxylaceae 583 2 1 2

Erzerum hi st . Essent ialWi d war 19 1 6 being ontology

1 9 1 8

Erzingan World war 1 9 16 organs flowers bot.

Escalators mech . engin ’

g 6 2 1 . 8676 Essex , England h i“

583 38!00 . Mass.

N . J .Escarnbia co. F la . hist . N ' Y '

Escapements watchmakingEscharot ics therapeut icsEscha tology 236

Esdras B ible 2 2 9 1

4th bk pseud. Esshu historyEshowe history Establi shmen ts

Eskimo dress dom . econ . 646 . 0 9 ! 3spec, subject see subject,history 998 Establ i sh t church, Angl i can 283

Topics in black taco typo ar subdivided. Superior figures refer to the tables fol lowing this ind“

962 3

9 1 6 23

Salt World war 1 9 1 8 9 10 . 4382

Essayi sts. Eng. biografy

F r . 9 2 8 44

Ger . 92 8 34“Essays Eng. li terature 824

general collecti ons0 40spec. subject see subject

Essence ep istomology 1 2 1

ontology 1 1 1 1 2

chem . tech .econ . hot . 581 . 6485

Essenes Jew ish relig . 2 96

secret ion botany 58 1 1 442

RELAT IV INDEXEustachian

tube anatomy 1 1 6

ear d is. Everaert , Cornelis Du t . l i t .

physiol . 6 1 2 856 Everbear ing grape 634 . 8486

psych . Everet t , Edward Am .orat . 8 1 1

or 1 59 9326 shorthandvalv anatomy 6 1 1 1 2 662 by languaj

Eust ichiaoeae 588 2 14 1 4 st ructure

Eustis, Abraham . Camp

train camp W l d war 940 '4 l 2 73

Bd7551

Eutaw springs Am revol . 973 -3373Euthenicsmental

or

Eutuberaceae Ev idence28 1 6

Eu-nlotrichales

Envi tes grapesEvald, Johann es Dan . poet .

Evaluat ion of books 0 28 . 8

Evangelic alliance relig. 2 06

Evangelist ic na tural theologymi

music ecclesiology ori gin Of

sacred musi c W i l l is“!

work pastoral theol . si n0

wri t ings pract ical as sp i r i ts Chri st ian doet .theodi cy

Evaporat ing dishes chem .

Evaporat ion

cutaneous physi ol .fOOd preservat ionheat chem istrymeteorologyphysicsPulmonary physiol .Steam engi neeri ngVacuum chemistry

Eveningfloweri ng floricu l tureOpening l ib . econ .

prayer Angl ic. r i tualfam . devot ions

personalm“ botany

pub . educat i on Of l w ow orfi s“3

l i b . econ . Ex li br is 0 9705 8 Exact reference l i t . meth .

Super ior ngures refsr to the tables iouow ing this index

floricul ture

finnmt tomnunhnn;hort icultureEverlast ing puni shmen tEverlast ings botany

fior icul ture

ci rcumstan t ia llaw

logi cEvi dences, Bible

of Chri stian i ty

5 1 2 7

biology 575

efiect of nervous system2 1 3

2 1 5

or 1 59 . 92 23

Evolut ioni srn phi loso . si st . 1 46

Ewald theory


RELAT IV IN DEX

1 59 -1 24233

diathesis medi cin

mi nd and bodyor

lixplO-‘li " s

agriculture 63 1 5 l 3

chemic technology 662

factory storage 6 2 1 -7964

manufacture hygi eneprotec. of li fe

mi li tary engineer in g 623 .45:

mining dangers 6 2 2 85

Exponent ial formulae trig.Export dut ies U . S. tari ff

express rates ra i lw .

Exportat ion comm erce 382

Exports 382free trade 337

Exposi tions useful arts 60 6

special see subjectExposi tory sermonsExposureof chi ldren 39 2 2

ded 393 4

to cold protect ion of li fe 6 1 4 . 87Expresiden ts

in legislat iv bodi esExpress

ocean transport com .

385 2 53and passenger servisocean transport com .

rai lwayscompanies rai lw . sociol .

useful arts

1 38

or 1 25

facial or

art ana tom y 743

Physi ognomy 1 38

or

E xpression (con t .)

grafic psych .0' l 59 -9464

method of emot ion study0' IS9

methods exper . psych .

0'

780 . 1

or

E xpropriat ion rea lty 347 2

Extatics men tal derange.

or

Extemporaneous speak ingExtempore prayer 2 64 1

courses dom . econ .

rela t ion to l i b . 0 2 1 . 44

universi ty 378 . 1 3

for spec. subj . , see subjectof librar i es 0 2 1 . 6

work agri cultureExtensometer 6 2 0 1 1 2

Extensor

carp i radia lisbreviorlongus

ulnari s

perception of

0 " 1 59 -93673526

Exter iori zat ionof impressi ons spi r i t ism

or

sensat ions 1 33 90 1 62

or

Tovlcs ln blsck h ce type ar aubdivi ded. m m m u n ow u ionom m m "

Exten tcosmology 1 1 9

geom . i llusions physiol .psych. 152 . 1 374 1 53

or 1 59 9 31 374 1 53

1 53 -753

0'

of spec. subj . , see subjectExteri ori ty

DECIM AL CLASIF ICATIONE xternalagenci es therapeuti cs 6 1 5 77

or

or

m otorocul i nerv , see Si xth nervoculomoto nerv, see Si xth nervp lasteri ng an d stucco 693 . 6 1

walls, incru sted arch i tec.

w indow s arch . con st . 72 1 84

External lydetermi nd choi ce 1 59 . 1 24232

or

Exterr i toria li ty 34 1 7Exti nct an imals paleon . 560

plan ts 56 1

E xt inct i onof fire protec. of li fe

species

pai nless. of an imal li feE xt rabooks for readers l i b . 0 2 4 7 1fare passenger rates rai lw . 385 . 1 32 2 54fin gers or toes surgeryhours economies

ofi s economylabor and cap . 33 1 . 2 2 5

legislat iv patronage328 .362 6

ofi s economy 651 . 382 5

session legi slativ bodiest ime for readers l ib .

Extracti on m in ing 62 2 6

of teeth 6 1 7 66

Extractorslaundry mach .stump agr i culture 63 1 3 1 1 7

E xtracts chem . tech.5 Eng. li terature 8283on Specia l subjects see subject

Extracurr icular act ivi ties

Extradi t ion in ternat . law 34 1 4

Extraterr i toria li ty 34 1 7

E xt ra-uterin p regnancy 6 1 8 3 1

E xt ravagance col . studen ts378 . 368

Extra-vi tal photosin thesisbot .

E xt rem e unct ion sacram .

ExtrovertsExudat ions botany

physi ology

Eyepiece telescopeEyesanatomy 6 1 1 84

ar t ifici al surgery 6 1 7 79

asylums for blind 362 4

care of hygien e 6 1 3 49

school hygienedi agnosi s pathologydi seases of surgeryhosp i tals 362 1


movements physiol.psych.

or

muscles anatomyinn ervat ion of 6 1 2 . 81 933

0'

protect ion in factories 62 8 . 51 2

psychologyor

st imulators psychometry 1 52 . 83241

or 1 59 .93831’4 l

t raini ng music 780 77

Ezeki el Bible 2 24 4

Ezo historyEzra B ible 2 2 2 7

Topics in black face type ar subdivided . Superior figur es refer to the tables fol lowing this index

Extrem i ti es, lower, anat. 6 1 1 .98

surgeryupper , anat.

surgery 6 1 7 57

1 37-45or 345

Exuviael l a

Eye , see EyesEyebrow s anatomy 6 1 1 8476

Eyelashes 6 1 1 8475Eyeli ds 6 1 1 . 847

and motorocul i physiol. 6 1 2 . 81 932

eye di seases

Eye-movemen t theorygeom . i llusions physi ol .

psych . 1 52 1 3741 50 1630' l s9 -93 1374150 163

DECIMAL CLASIF ICATIONF airs (con t.) F al loideae fungi

F allopian tubes anatomygynecol .

F allowi ng agricultureF alse elemen ts chemistry

in nature on tology 1 1 1 832

tales Eng. l i t. mermai d

myfltology i llusions, men talFai thconfessions of creeds returns elect ions

therapeuti cs

F alster , Kri st ian poet .

F alx cerebelli anatomy 6 1 1 . 8195cerebri

F amars, F r . World war 19 1 8F ame social ethi cs 1 77

1 54-34232

0' l 59 -95335232

F alansteriacee

633 2 84 form of state

F alcon idae zoologyF aldella . G. Ital. fiction hotels archi tecture

idiocy , amaurot icF al iscus, Grati ns Lat . poet . 871 . 4

F alkland i landshistoryWorld war 1 91 4

t ravelsF allEdo period Japanese hist.

grape passenger rates rai lw .

of ground m ines posi t ion and gen ius

man doct r . theol .F al law ae

rela tions1 65

258

F al l icism 29 1 . 2 1 2

lF all é res F rench hi storyworshi p

0

F alling F am rn fever d i seases

bodies hygi enedeviation astron .

laws physi cs 53 1 . 52

stars divi nat ion

or 1 59 9 6 1 334

Topics in black face type at subdivided.

1 73

32 1 . 1

or

infer iori ty ment. hered.

or

347-6

385 . 1 32265

or

392 3

or 1 59 9243

249

welfare workF anari ots descript ion 9 1 4 96

1

F anat icism religion 2 48

Superior figures refer to the tab les fol lowing this index


DECIM AL CLASIF ICATIONF eejee i lands history F el lenberg

’s system educa .

F eeling 634-98242F ellowship , church 2 65 2

F ellowshi ps colleges 378 33F elons cri minal law 343F elsi tes li thology 552 2 7

of effor t in choi ce F eltroofing

F elted fabrics manuf.or 1 59 9 47333 F ema le

st imuli , analogous colleges educat ion

customs

tone sensib i li ty functi ons of generati onF eelings

1 57

or servan ts dom . economy1 52 -6739

or 1 59 -936739

phrenologyor

1 544-343 30' 1 59-9533533

F em in in

692 8 zodiac signs astrol.offis econ .

legi sla tiv employees 328 3626

mem bership library 0 2 1 . 97

nonresi den t tu i t ion 379 1 3

331 -27readers l i b. econ. 0 24 . 2

teachers 371 1 62

tu i t ion educat ion 371 2 2 quadriceps

F eet , art ifici al surgery 6 1 7 58

care hyg iene 6 13 49

zootechny 636 0 834

costumes 39 1 4

Engli sh p rosody 4 2 6 3 hun t inghuman anatomyw eights and m esures 389

634 . 849

F erjooy Mon tenegro. B . J .

86 8 . 4 1

F ei tama, Sybrand Dut . l i t . 839 . 3 1 1 44

F ei th , Rhi jnvis Dut . fic.

F elahi e Wor ld war 191 6F elata et hnology 572 966 2

F eldspar econ . geol. 553 69

m ineralogy 549 6 1

F elidae 599 7442 8

Topics in blsck face tvne sr suhdivided.

I33 .5233

0' I59 9615233

F eminization of teach. forceF emoraladductors anatomy 6 1 1 73824

artery 6 1 1 1 3783

b iceps

glands 6 1 1 . 4682

6 1 1 . 8355

F emorot ibial ligamen t ana t . 6 1 1 72831

F emur

63 1 -27

634-9345

law

rai lway equi pmen tF encing amusemen ts

school hygiene 37! 734

F enders motor vehi clesF enian invasion of Canada

Canadian historyU . S. history

F enian i sm Irish hi story 94 1 5

pol i t . assoc. 363

Superior figures refsr to tl l e tables tol lewinz thisi lfllox

DECIMAL CLASIF ICATIONF escue grasses

F essenden , T :G. Am .sat i re 8 1 7 2 2

F est iv p iano music 786 . 46

amusemen ts

Angli can ch .

cathedral musiclabor holi days customs

ofi s econ .

music

F est ubert World war 1 9 1 5F estuceae

F eta lappendages embryol.

pathol . ofhepat ic veins anatom y 6 1 1 1 497

portal vein 6 1 1 1 43

Fetes amusemen ts 79 1 6folklorePether fabr ics manuf.F etherfooted fowlsPethers birds 598 . 2

compar . anat . 6 1

zoology 59 1 -49

dom . ma teri a lszootechny 636 . 0 84

F et ishism comp . relig. 291 . 2 1 1

0' I590 734343F et t icus salad plan tsF etus

abnorma li t ies of 6 1 8 53

deth and retenti on of 6 1 8 33

obstacles to expulsi on of 6 1 8 . 52

physiologic zoology 59 1 3

physi ology of 6 1 2 647

F etuses

coalescence of deform . 6 1 7 35F euda l inst i tut ions 32 1 3

law 3 2 1 3

tenure law 347 2

F eudali sm , age of Eur . his.

Jap.

pol i t ical science 32 1 3

F eui llet .Octave F r . fict .

Topics in black tees type sr subdivi ded.

F ibersagri cultureconnect iv histology

F ibri llaedegenerat ion of Opt ic

physiol .psych .

physiol. of sightpsych.

F ibri lsmental physiology 1 31 2 1

F ibrin physiol . of bloodnutri t ion 6 1 2 .3981 33

Superior uum refer to the tables fol lowing this ladez

F everan imal heatbush dogwood 583 497holly

laurellung diseases 6

t yphoi d public hel th 6 1 4 51 1

F ever-few 583 5537F evers, erupt i v diseases

gen . w ire on path.F ez hi story

travelF ez an t poultry

zoologyF ezzan .A£r i ca history

sheepF iber crops gatheri ng

or 1 59 93284

insulati ng material radio

nerv ment physiol .

or

preparat ion text i l manuf.F or p rocess app l yd to special

fiber see name of fiber

texti l dom. economy 646 . 1

manuf’g industry 677

DECIM AL CLASIF ICATIONF igo historyF igs agr icu ltu re

botanyF igurehuman , in art art ana t . 743of eart h ast ronomy

geodesy796 -9 i

window s arch . decor .

F igure-alfabet

method mnemonics

0'

F igured audi t ion

0' 1 59 -93771 3

IS2 -771 30’ l 59 9 3771 3

ribbon manuf.sounds

0' l 59 9 3771 3

taffeta si lk manuf.velvet manuf.

F igureheds carving 736

F igures

correlati on of geometrydramat iz . synesthesi a

0'

gumd oms supplysof heven l y bodi es ast ron . 52 1 1 4

prosody Eng. lang.G k

Lat .

other lang .personificat ion psych .

0' IS9-93777

Purkin je's physiol.psych.

0' IS9 -931 34

suggested by sound

0' 1 59 -93771 3

word sounds

0’ ISQ 93771 3

suggest ing colorsynesthesia

0'

F igwor t botanyF i j i i lands h istory

travelF i lactolaemata 20 0 1.

Topics in black taee type ar subdivided .

current supply radio

F i lamentous lichensF i lamentsflowers botanyglas texti l manuf.stems botany

F i langer i , G. I ta l . essaysF i lan thropy ethics

F i lbertF i le fishF i lescabinets ofiis equip .

letter l i b . adm ini st rat .

li terary methodsmechan ical engi n

'

g

museum econ .

newspaper l ib. econ .

spindle ofiis fitt ings

F i lfot omseccles i ologyheraldry

F i l harmon ic societ ies

F i lia l duty ethi csF i li busterexped . to Cuba U .S.hi st .

Walker 'sMex. 972 . 0 6

F i l ibusten'

ng piracyF i libusters cr im inal law 343

Cuban hi storyF i l i caja. V. da Ita l . poetry 851 54

F i lin g machin es mech .eng. 62 1 .924

museum econ . 069 . 65l

omsF i lioque con t rov. theology 2 3 r 3

F i lip inos ethnology 572 . 99”6 1 1 8 167

Superior figures refer to the tables fol lowing this ind»x


1 20 0 DECIM AL CLASIF ICATIONF ishways fish culture 639 3

F isical

abnormali t ies men t . carac.

or

and vi tal fenom . biol .anthropolou 573 lives of

533

capaci ty of women educ. 376 . 1

chemistrycondi t ions men tal carac. forces mesology

or F isisochemistryculture rooms Y. M . C . A.

defect ive chi l dstudyor

educ.

defects skool hygi ene

developmen t chi ldstudy theory of musi cor

director Y. M . C. A. 267-343

educati on hygi eneskool hyg. 371 . 73

exam . of air pi lots 629 . 1 32 563 ecology botanyrecrui ts

workers econ . 33 1 82 2 2

models museums 069 426 chemistryprow sses in reason ing 1 53 .643

0' 1 59-955643

properti es of blood 6 1 2 1 1 disposi t ion memorycri stals

reactions of attention fenomena sex

0' t.i 9-9523

requi remen tsfor flying aeronaut ics 629 . 132 562 Optics physics

rigi di ty catalepsy 1 32 433

or 1 59 -97533 peri od psychomet rysci ences 50 0

structure ment . carac. 1 36 6 physiognomyor

surroundings men t. carac.or

telepathy 1 33 82 2 2

or

78 1 . 1

theory of music

0' IS9-9242 2 F isiologi co-psychologi cparallelism 1 30 . 16233

or of 1 59 90 161 233

TW E M M W ar subdivided. Super ior flgures refer to the tablee fol lowing this ind"x

0'

1 394or535-7

or 1 59 -938309030' 1 59-9254

psychol. mind and body 1 3 1

or

oror591

1 20 2 DECIM AL CLASIF ICATION

engin'

g 6 2 1 1 84 2 7

I555-4

0'

F lasks p rae. chem . 54 2 . 2 3 1

F lat-bed i rr igat ion sew ageF latboa ts boatbil ding

F l a theded borers pests

F lats arch i tecture 72 8 2housekeep ing 647 9 2

F lat tery ethics 1 77 3

F laubert . G . F r . fict ion

F lavori ng plants fi eld crapsgarden

agr iculture 633 52

botany 1

bra id manuf.cordage

domest ic economy 646 . 1 2harvestersharvest ing 631 5565

text i l manuf. 677 . 1 1

F lea lice zool. 595 752

F leas an ima l parasi tes 6 1 6 968 1

economi c zoology 59 1 69

en tomol . 595 775

Dests 632 775

F lebi t is diseases

puerperal d is.

F lebogram fisiol .

F leets naval engi n '

g 6 2 3 8

science 359

F legmasia dolensF l egmat ic temperamen t

or 1 599 2342

636 1 548

439 3 2

759 9

sheepF lemm ing, P . Ger . poet ry 83 1 52

F lesh-eating mammalsF leshfiy zool. 595 772

F letcher .G . a P . Eng. poet . 82 1 37

J : dram . 82 2 35

F leur de l is botanyheraldry 929 6

et Blanchefieur

F leury , F r . Wor ld war 1 9 1 6F levi lle, F r . World war 1 9 1 8

Topics in b lack (i ce type t r subdivided .

pollicis

engineering

an atomy

F lexors of forearmthum , short

bri dgesshaft ing

F lexoraccessorius

carp i ulnari sd igi t i quin t i brev is ana t

digi torum longusprofund .

sublim ishallucis brevislongus

F lexureengineeri ng testssigmoi d anatom y 6 1

t ransi t inst rum . ast ron .

F liers World warF l ies dest ruct ion aero . 629 . 1386 1 2

entomol.pests

publi c bel thart ificial fishinghorse econom . zoologyhouse domest i c econ .

F lightcomp . physiol .in to Egyp t Chr istologyof b i rds m igra t ion

i deas

mani c-dep res. i nsan .

medicin 6 1 6 89566

mind and body 1 32 . 19566

or 1 59-9729566

records aeronautics

F l igo historyF lin t

,Wales hi story

F l i n t chips early stone age 571 1 5

imp lem'

ts latewepons war customs 399

F loaters steam engin'

g

F loat ingap iary bee keep ing

bat teries naval eng. 6 2 3 . 9

bodi es physicsbri dges engineeri ng 624 . 87

del: finance 336 32

docks shi pbi lding 623 83fernsschools 371 39

2

Superior figures refer to the tables fol lowing this int“?x


nuufifines

Ifloydueo. l nd . hhnoryIa : rahni zuui lxxi yt

F luctuat ing575-1 25

-952533F lues sewer vent i lat ion

smoke heat ing 697 8

F luidmagnet i c hypnot ism

F lui dseffects on plants

F lukes parasi t ic di seases

appl iances ofii s equip .

beds manuf.grafti ng agri culture

F lut ina music

F lut ing irons dom . econ .

F luvanna co. Va . hist .F luvialesF luxes meta llurgy

F olie ci rculai reF ly , see al so F liesfungimoldwheels motor vehi cles F olk dances

F lycatcher birdsF l yi ngaeronaut ics 62 9 1 32 52 F ok lore

animal locomotion 59 1 47 F olkson g folkloreboats aeronaut ics 629 . 1 33347

Dutchman 1 33 . 1 50' l 59-96 1 255

fish znuflogy nou'

grounds aeronautics F ollicles, see specific nameTopica h blaek tace typa ar aubdivided. Sum m m ma e um fomm m ind“

aeronaut ics

engineer ingparks aeronautics

“ 1 599 72522

599 -748

F ocshan i World war 1 9 1 7Focusadjusters mot . vehicles

F odder , dry zootechnyft

636 . 0 8551

plants botany 581 .633F oenicacec

F oeniml es

F oetal , foetus, see F etal , fetusF og hygi ene 6 1 3 1 4

meteorology 551 -57

si gnals app lied acous.

comm erce

radi o

F ogaras Wor ld war 19 1 6Fogazzaro, A. Ital . poet ryFohn meteorology

796 -863

F oix , F rance historyF okke, A. S. Dutch hum .

F okshani Wor ld war 1 9 1 7

6856 33

551 -87

F olengo, Teofilo Ital . sat i re 857 3 1IF oHage lunany

'

or

amusemen ts 793 -3I

or

784 -4

F olkvisor Swed . poetry 839-71“


DECIMAL CLASIF ICATIONF ormulae (cont .) F ort (cont .)

Sil lt rain . mmp W ld war

recipes, see spe0 1al sub) . Bb766theoret ic chem i st ry 54 1 . 9

transmi ssion radio

F ormular ies m ateri a m ed . 6 1 5 . 1 3z

of speci al subjects, see subjectF orn icat ion crim . law 343

F om ix anatomy595 1 76

F or rest

Camp tr . camp W ld war

Bd7580 f

F orsythia botany 583 71

F ort Beaufort historyBen jam in H arrison0 6 . tr . camp W ld war

Ba77z

Dodge, Ia . history967-64

Logan H . Rootsoff . t r . camp W ld war

Ba767

M cPherson

off. tr . camp W l d war card divi nat ion

Ba758m

M eyer dreams

0 3 . tr . camp W l d war

Ba755

N iagara

ofi . tr . camp W l d war

Ba747n

off. tr . camp W l d war

Ba758o sorcerysp . t r . camps W ld war

Bd7580

F oscan i World war 19 1 7F oscolo. U . Ital . poet ryF osfates

De78 1 as fert i li zers agr ic.

ofi . tr . camp W l d war

Ba78 1 in ur in physiologySam H ouston , Tex.

tr ain . camp Wl d war

Bc764 of cels and org . physiol .Scot t , Kan . historyofi . tr . camp Wl d war

Ba773 zoology 59 1 59

Superior figures refer to the tables fol lowin‘ this index

Snellingoff. tr . camp W ld war

Ba776Wayne, Ind . historyWorth, Tex.

train . ca mp Wld warBb764w0

F orteguerr i . N . Ital . sat i reFor ti ficati ons mi l . eng.

F ort ress

art i llery 62 3 4 1 6

guns gunn ery 6 2 3 553moun ts ordnan 623 433

Forts, speci al m i l . eng.

system sof

1 2 1 0 D ECIM AL CLASIF ICATIONF oul brood bee keep ing 638 . 1 543

water benthos botanyplankton botany

F ou l ahs ethnology 572 966 2

Sudan , t rav . 9 1 6 6 2

F oulard manuf. 677 4 164 1

F oulardine 677 2 1 64 1

F oundat ion

bed bridge engineering 624 1 51

roadmaki ng 625 73F oundat ions

archi tec. constructi on 72 1 1

boi ler steam engin’

g 6 2 1 1 8457

bri dge engin ’

g 62 4 1 5elect ri c li nes 6 2 3 1 9 2 2 3

F ounders

and patriotsofAm . ,order of 369 . 1 25

of religion s comp . .rel ig. 29 1 . 64F ounding of li brar i es

t ype p r in t ing 655 2 1

F oundl ing asylum s arch . 72 5 58

soc iology 36 2 72

F oundl ings chi ldstudy 1 36 . 767

or

F oun d r ies a rch i tecture 72 5 43

engin’

g w orks 6 2 1 74

m eta l man ufac. 671

motor vehi clesF oun ta i n co . In d . h istory

pens offi s fi t’

gs

F oun ta in s landsc . ga rd . 7 1 4

F ouque, La Mot te G er .fic.833 . 65

F ouquieracea 583 762

F our

color theori es physiol .psych.

o’

clock botanystep amusemen ts

wheel drive mot . veh .

w ire electr ic systemsyear high skools

F ourca grape

F our i er i sm commun ism

F ourthcran ial nerv physiol . 6 1 2 . 8464

psych. 1 52 1 64

or 1 59 9 3 1 64

d imension geom .

spi ri t ism 1 33 92 2

or

nerv anatomyphysiol .

F ourth con t .)of July c ustoms

school s 371 365U . S. hist .

599 74425history 966 36JallonF ow li ng sport

F ow ls dom esti c an imalsF ox, C : J . Eng. oratoryJ : Amer . fict ion

F ox and geese gamefarmsgrape v i t iscordi folia

labruscanorthern 634 847

southern 634 . 8481

F oxes zoology 599 74442

F oxhun t ing amusemen ts

F ract ional curren cy , m on eyF ract ion s a lgeb ra 5 1 2 4

ar i thm et ic 51 1 4

F ractures surgery 6 1 7 1 5

F ragi l ar ioi dem 589 6236

F ragmen tarypersonali ty medici n

m i nd and body 1 32 . 1 5234

0 7 I59 9725234

F ragmentation botanyF ragran t plan ts fiori cul ture

F rame

ai rcraft construct ionantennas radio

F rames

art ist ic furn i ture 749

chassis motor vehi clesmotor vehicle bodi es

tops

F ram ing carpen try 694 . 2

shipbi l ding 623 84

F rance, Anatole F r . fic.

F rance

adm in istrati on

an ti qui ti esarchi tecturebotanycollegesconsti tutional laweducati on

finance

heral dryhi storyWorld war

Topics in black face type at subdivi ded . Superior figures refer to the tables fol lowing this inf!"x

1 2 1 2 DECIMAL CLASIF ICATIONF reder i ck ci ty , M d . h ist . 975 2 88 F ree (con t .)

co . Md . 975 2 87 transportat ion

Va . passengers rai lw .

F reder icksburg , Va . tui t ion skoolsU . S. civ. w ar 973 7339 use of librar ies

F ree w i ll metaphysicsaction psychol.

or

agen cy doct r inal theol .psychoanal i t ic method

0 ’ I.S9 -9642 24

theory of dreamsor

t ime psychom .

or 1 59 -938343352bapt ists sects 2 86 2

church of Scot land sects

ci t ies G er . governmen t 354 . 430 8Ita l . h istorycoinage of si lver 332 . 4 1

colon iesexerc izes athlet ics 796 4 1

grace Chr ist ian doct r i nhand draw in g 74 1

importat ion l i b . ai d 0 2 1 86 1

i nst i tut ions

love eth ics 1 73 1

med icin welfare work 36 1 1

n ews and readi ng rooms

osci llat ion

por ts commerce

postage li bra ry a id 0 2 1 . 86 2

publi c li brari esreligi on 2 1 1

reproduct ion memory0' l 59-9533432

savings inst i tut ions 332 . 28

school system educati on

soi l party poli t . partyU . S. h istory

speech poli t . sci ence

8 1 526 24F reezing

“

526325 agr icultural hindrancesth inkers b iografy 9“ . 9

ar ti ficia l i ce machines24thought eccles. poli ty 2 6 2 . 8 581 -542

rat ionali sm 2 1 1 food preservat ion 64 1 4

trade an d protecti on 337 m i xtures refr igera t ionTopics in black face type at subdivided . Superior figures refer to the tables fol lowing this index

theologyzones commerce

F reebooters crim . l aw

F reedmen

educat i on of 371 . 974

in U . S. army U . S. h ist .slavery

F reedmen’

s bureauF reedom

and emancipat ion

slaveryU .S. hi st .

metaphysics 1 23

of labor gov’t supportstr ikes

theoryman doet . theol .press censorsh ip 32 3 . 445journa li sm o7o 1 3

public order 351 751

speech 32 3 .443

teachi ng educat ion

pol . sci .

34 1 -57

0' I59 . 9472

personal pol . sci .

poli tical li bertyreligi ous eccles. poli t y

salvat i onF reehold land societ ies

law 347 2

F reeman , M E .W . Amer . fic.8 1 3 . 49

F reeman'

s farm Am . rev.

F reemason ry 366 . 1

F reeport , Ill. history966 . 41


DECIM AL CLASIF ICATIONF umar iaceae

F umes

agr icultural hindrancespreven ti on i n factori es

conteg. diseasesFumigation agr icultureF unariaceae

F unarunere

F unct ion

arrangemen t by offis fi lestheor ies of memory

or

F unct ionaldiseases of brain and cord

medicin

mind and body

or

women 6 1 8 . 1 7

disorders of sight physiol.psych .

or

dissociation hypnot ismor

51 7

laws of moven ’t psych.

0' 1 59-94333

or

F unct ions

Bessel’s. etc. calculus 51 7 35

51 7-5

or

1 39

or

nervous physi ology 6 1 2 . 8

of generati on femalemale

motor apparatus

phydol .

symmet ric algebra 51 2 84

t rigonomet ric 5 1 4 1

F und , wage poli t . econ .

F undamentalformula psychophysicsor

t issues plan t bi stol .F unding system finance 1

Funds

33 1 ~ l 71i n vested l i b . finance 0 2 5 1 1 1

l ib . subj . apport ionmen t 0 2 5 2 1 1

33 l -l 71

336

di rectors

expenses char i tyri tes customs

religi ous ordi n .

sermons

Camp t r . camp W i d war

Bc78 1

636 9

dom . econ .

manuf. 675

338 . 1

F uret i ere, A . F r . sat i re 847 . 45

F urious dement ia

garmen ts

seal zool.

F urio, m i lita ry

F urnaceman dom . econ .

F urnaces

coal prae . chem . 542 . 42

54 2 -47

house warm ing 697-3

Tosics in bh ck faco typo ar subdivi ded. Superior figurss rd er to tho tablss fonovh g thh w i

gans. tunang'

Fun i cular engins, hydrau lic 62 1 2 62

Funis. prolapsus obstetr ics‘6 1 8 . 58

F unnels chem . appar .

decant'

g


associ at ions 369 1 51

pluton ic rocks 552 34

shorthand by lang .

structure

m i l . eng.

arch . const rue .

designroofs

Gabun historyG adfly zool .Gadheli c langua jGadolin ium chem ist ryGadsden co. F la. h ist .

purchase U . S.

G aetu l i a ancien t history 939 77Gagecocks locomot i v boi lersglasses steam eng.

Gagesaircraft equipmen t 629 . 1 353

634-954

comprest air 62 1 532

motor vehi cle accessor iessteam power p lan t 62 1 1 977Gagi ng ar i thmet ic 51 1 8

mesures 389

Gai ters shoe manuf.Ga lacti n m i lk commsi t ion

Galactometer dairyGalactophorus ducts an at . 6 1 1 693

Ga lactose nut ri t ion 6 1 2 396 1 3

Ga lat ia ancien t history 939 3 22 2 7 4

Gale, ZonaGal egae 633 -375

G al ekaland

Galenadetectors radio

econ . geologym etallurgyGales meteorologyGali cia , Austr iahistory 9437 4

World warSpain history 946 . 1

469 -9

li teratureTopics iu hlack face type ar subdivided .

G al lflyGalliaCisalp ina ancien t h ist . 9 37 2

co. 0 . h istory 977 . 1 89

Gallican church 2 82 . 44

Gallinaceous birdsGallipoli Wor ld war 191 5

19 16Gallium chem ist ry 546 68

677-76

Galloway cat tleponyGallow s cr iminal law 343 2

Galls biologi c pathol.pests

plant bot.

ut i liza . forest prod . 634 . 9895l

Galop music comp .

Galsworthy, J : Eng. drama

fict ion

Ga i t,John Engli sh fict ion

Gal ton'

s

law heredi ty33 90 150 1 figures refer to the tables fol lowing thi s index

Gali lei , G . I tal . essaysGallbladder an atom y

d iseases of

physiologyducts, m Bi le ductsfl i es agri c. pests

70 8

arch i tecture 72 7 7li bra ry hi ld ings o2 2 656library shelving 0 2 2 4 23

shoot ing arch i tecture 72 5 89

Galleryleaflets museum econ .

study tables l i b . b ldgs 0 2 2 52

talks museum°

econ . 069 . 151

Galley outfi t shipbilding

Galleys criminal law 343 . 2

shipbi lding 623 82 1 2

zoology

RELATIV INDEX 1 2 2 1

Gas (cont .)

storage prac. chem . 54 2 75

stoves. ki tchen equ ipm'

t

sufiocat ion by prot .of li feturbins engi n

’

g 62 1 433

washing prac. chem . 54 2 74

697 6

553 -2 8

works ai r pollut ion 6 1 4 . 72 3

Gasconade co. Mo. historyGascony. F rance h istory

coli c omen tum

duodenal arteryep ip loic left

r ight

absorpt ion by plan ts 58 1 1 2 1 2 2

skin 6 1 2 79 1 5

blood physi ology 6 1 2 1 2 7

chemic technology 665

circulat ion in plants 58 1 1 2 1 23cfiect on books 0 2 5 8

plan ts 58 1 52 2 272 Gatesi lluminat ing a i r pollut ion 6 1 4 72 3 architectural construe.

in mines 0 0 . W is. historyinhalat ion hyg. of employ.6 1 3 . 6 2 museum econ .

intesti nal physiology 6 1 2 33 1 7muscle physiology 6 1 2 744 1 7 rai lway equipmen tnoxious al r pol luti on

of urin physiologypneumati cs 533

quali tat iv analysis 544 4

quant i tat iv analysis 545 7

soil physics 63 1 .433volume of chemi st ryvolumetric ana lysis 545 7Gasoline engins 62 1 .43

gages mot . veh .

plow 631 .31 23

tractors agric.

Gm nl eters prac. chem .

G“Pé burning Am . revol. 9735 3 1 1 297l 4 79

636 -3939

Gast ricarterybranches of vagusfistu las physiologyglands anatom yjui ce stomach

w i th pancreat i cnervs anatom ysecret ions physiol. zool.vein anatomyGastri t is di seases

72 1 . 8

631 .3532

stone 63 1 .3 1 1 7Gat li ng guns m i l . eng. 623 . 4 2 2 42

Gauge. see GageGaugi ng.m GasmsGaul historyGauley val ley, W .Va. hi st. 975 . 468

Gaur domest ic an imalsGauss's theory magn et ism 538 . 1

Gautama BuddhismGaut ier . Theophi le F r . fict . 843 77

w i re prac. chem . 54 2 . 46

GavotGawlet t

's device aeron . 629 . 1 351 6

Gay. John Eng. drama 82 2 56

Gayal domest i c an imalsGayangos, Pascual de

Span ish m iscellanySuper ior l gures refer to the tables fol lowh g this index


RELAT IV IN DEX

Geranium 583 -2 23 republi c admi n .

perfume plantsGel-court .F r . World war 19 18

Gerhardt , P . Ger . poet ry 83 1 54

eels develop . biol .botany 58 1 . 1 72

zoology 59 1 1 72

embryology 6 1 1 0 1 33

project . , autonomi c bot .

theory bi ology 576

of disease bacteriapathology

baptist brethrencatholic churchcattlecheese, hard

soft 637 .3533coach horsecorps studen t li fedancing 793-35discovery of America 973 1 1 botanyEast Africa hist. 967 , 8 consti tuti onal law

World war 940 3travel

emperors Ital . hi story 945 . 0 3cinpirc, new 943 . 08

laws

low Plattdeutsch local governmen t

low Plattdeutsch636 -36732 93

naval bases World warNew Guinea W. war 1 9 14 Germi ci desOpera music

Wagnerian 782 2 external therapeut icspaint ing 759 . 3 Germinal , see GermPhilosofers

' li ves 92 1 3 58 1 333“ 0sw 1 93W t?! Germ theory of disease

Topic-in buekm o tm u m mm Sem am u u rm omeubm mom m mdex

German (cont .)reformation poli t. hi st.

relig.2 84 . 1

354-430 4

943-035

Samoa World war 1 9 14sculpture 735

335 S

S. W. Afri ca Wl d war 1 9 1 5studen t duelingsubmarine oper . Wi d war

swine

un i versi t ieswar zone Wor ld warWest Africa hist.

trav.

533 9 l 7

Germanic languajes 439

839German i um chem istryGermans ancien t hist .

German town . Pa . Am .rev.

Germanyadmi ni strati on

an ti qui ties

archi tecture

RELAT IV IN DEX

Ger . skools

athleticsscouts

skool hygi enemusic

eth ics

Gimnospermae botanyGin chemic technology

botanyGingham manuf.Ginglymus anatomybotany Giust i , G

Ginning cot ton

Ginseng agr iculture Givet si lkbotany

Gioberti , V. Ita l . essaysGiordani, P .

language G laci erssuccession

Gladiolus anatomyGladw i n co. M ich . hist .Gland , see

853-44

G lands of skin anat.

Tone-hashes .eagnnnunnnuunau i . thunder sgmn-xeau to tne nuns-enunnng thuueAex

G i rard turbin 62

G i rart de Rossi l ho Prov . l i t . 849 . 1 2 1

Girder bridges engin’

gGirders br idge sagin’g 624 . 2 1

Gi rdle bone ana t . 6 1 1 . 7 1 8 1

of Venus palm istry0' 1 59-92 57432

Girdling agriculture 63 1 .542 24

Girl problem chi ld studyor

museum rel . 069 686

societ ies 369 46

0'

376

point of view

or

religious soci eti esschools. gymnast i cs in

societies sociologyGi ronde. F rance history 944 . 71

944 -0 4

Gi t s, E gidius Swed . m isc.

Ital ian sat ire

677-462

551 -33

551 -79

581 -524323 l

79 1 -3

977-4 79

94 2 -97

special organ or

Glanders diseases

pub . bel th

Glands, see also special organ or

IV IN DEXGnomon ic project iondescript i v geometryGnost icism ph i losofy

Gnost ics heresyGoa ts

637-1 74diseases of compar . med .6 1 9 .3

hair industry 677 33

zoology 599 73584

Goat 's-beard

Gobabis historyGobang amusemen ts

Gobeli n tapest ry art 746

Goblins folkloreoccult ism

or

God and truth on tology 1 1 1 . 83 1

23 1

wi ll of ethics 1 71 1

Go-Daigo Japanese hist .Godfrey , T : Amer . dram.

Gods ethni c rel igious 290

mythology 291 . 2 1

Go-Enyu Japanese hist .Goer i tz , see Gori ziaGoes, J . A.van der D ut . l i t . 839 3 1 1 37

Goethe, J . W. von Ger . 832 . 6 2

Gofer cult ivator 63 1 3 1 64

Go-F ukakusa Jap . hi st . 952 . 0 2 1 24

Gogebic co . M ich. history 977 . 498

Goggles aeronaut ic equip .

Gogol, N . V. Rus. fic. 89 1 . 73

Go-Hanazono Jap . hist .Go-Ichi jo 952 . 0 1 627

Going to Jerusalem game

Goi tre pathologyGo-Kameyama Jap . hist .

952 -0 235

Go-Kashiwara952 -1 85

Go-Kogon Japaneseuperior fignres refer to the tables tol lowiag this index


RELAT IV IN DEXGraham 00 . Kan . hist . 978 . 1 1 6 Grandcour t World war 1 9 1 6

shorthand by lanj . 19 1 7

st ruc.653 .723 Grandpre World war 1 9 1 8W e, K. Eng . fie. Grangers associ at ions

Gmhamstownhist . Gran i t

holy legends 553 so

insulat . mater'

l radi o

633 1 plutonic rock 552 . 33

M AM“ hist. Grani ts metamorf. rock

travel Gran t , U. S. presi dency of 973 . 82

duty on 337 5 Grantelevators archi tectureproduct ion pol . econ .

trade dom . t rade 38 1

Graining house pain t ’g 698 1

633 1

Grammachine elect rici ty

Graminec

comparat iv 4 1 5 Eng . drama

elementary education 372 6

schools methodspubli c schools botany

universal comp . phi lol. 4 1 542 5 cure therapeut ics

Gramofone manuf.

travelsGranaries archi tecturefarm hi ldings 63 1 . 23 G raphidalesGrand

Army of the Republic 369 1 51 Graphi te

COurOnné Wor ld war 1 9 14 agr iculturegulf, Miss. U . S. ci v. war 973 . 753we co. Vt . history 974 . 3 1Manan i laud, N . B . hist .

782P090 hist . zoologyRapids M ich . hist . 977 . 456Stands archi tecture rect ificati on radio 62 1 .384 1 32 33Traverse co . M ich . hist .

W in blaek face type ar subdivided. Supefi or figum refer to the tables fol lowmg this index

539 -252

533 -2 792

GhapesGraph, Graphic, etc., see Graf, G rafic, etc.

539 -1 72

econ . ge0L

553-3 5

TIV IN DEXGreen (con t .)

co. N . Y.

W is.

See also Greene co.

feltsfodder , stori ngzootechny 1

Lake co . W is. historymanures agri cul ture 63 1 . 874

m ts ,Vt . descrip t ion 9 1 7 43

vegetable dyes 633 . 864

Greenback part yGreenbacks paper money 33 2 5

U . S. finance

Greenbri er 0 0 . W. Va . hist .

Greene ,R . Eng. drama 82 2 . 3 1

Wl d war 940 . 4 1 2 73

Bb756

0 0 . Il l . hi storyInd .

Ia .

M o.

0 . 977-1 74

Pa.

Va . 975-538

See also Green co.

archi tecture

plan t forci ngprotect ion

discovery of Scan . hist .

history 998

Green leafCamp tr . camp W l d war94o . 4 1 2 73

Bd7580 g

Greens ki tchen garden 635 .4

Greensand pet rografy 552 58

moldi ng foun dry 6 2 1 745Greensi ckness di seases 6 1 6 1 5gynecology 6 1 8 1 7

Greensvi lle co . Va . hist .

TIV IN DEXGrubberG rubbiaceae

G rubbing axhoe

Grubs pests

G rundtvig, N . F . S.

D an . poet .

Grundy co . Ill . historyIa .

Mo.

Gruyere cheeseGryl lidae zoologyGryphius, A. Ger . drama

heraldryGuadaloupe history

t ravelsGuadaloupe sheep

Guanajuato, Mex. h ist .

Guanoeconom ic geologyfert i lizersGuanza-N orte

Sul

Guaran t ies and suret ies

Guaran tor , reader ’s l ib .

Guardcels botanyGuard ianship law

Gua rdsinfan try W ld . w ar

GCent. powers

GEntente

GGuar ini ; G. Ita l . poet ry 85 1 . 4 5

Guatema la h istory 972 8 1

Guava agr iculturebotany

Gubbio , Bosone da Ita l. fie. 853 1 4

Gubernat is, Angelo deItalian m iscellany858 . 8 1

Gudrun German poet ry 83super ior figures refer to the tables fol low ing this index


TIV IN DEXH ahn H ahn I. Ger . fic. 833 76

H ahnemann s theory med .

H a ifa , Pales. Wor ld war 19 1 8

H a i linsurance

meteorologyH aimonskinder , di e

H ai r

anatomybotanycloth manuf.diseases of

physiologyp ickers

'occupat ion

Haircaps

or

H ai ti historytravel

H akluyt societ y geografy

Hakodad i , Japan hi st .Hakodate

HakushuH alapepeH al dimand 0 0 . Ont . hist .

H ale,E : E . Amer . fic.

N athan Am . revol.H aley over game 796 -37

H alf

t imberd walls arch i tec.

tone process photog . 777

H ai fa fibers

H aliburton .T :C. Am . hum .8 1 7 . 38

Superior figures refer to t he tables fol lowing thic index

RELATIV IN DEXHamsun'

K . Norw. fic. H an dwr i t ten records 0 6 5 files 651 52 2Hanazono

Japanese hist H andzaeme World war 1 9 1 8 940 . 4363

Hancock

Camp, tr . camp W l d war

stat ions archi tecturemech. engin '

g

anatomy 6 1 1 1 344 text i l hi ldingdom . econ .

barrows H ann iba l, M 0 . history63 1 -3734

conveyers indus. man .

cultivators 63 1 . 31 6 1

dressing of ore m i n . eng.62 2 72

equipment laundry 648 . 1 5

iwding zootechny 636 . 084 1 3

hoists indus. man . 658 2 81 1

lamps dom . econ . 644 32 1language def and dum 37r 9 1 2 merinos

laundering 648 2 2

anatom y 6 1 1 4 2 1 76 H anseat ic leag

H an ts co. Englandor N . S.

PIOW 63 1 . 3 1 2 1 H appiness ethi csrai ling sta i r b i l ding H apsburg , house of, Ger .

r011m 63 1 3 14 1 Haptera botanyturni ng lathes 62 1 .94Hu dbooks of travel 9 1 0

°f Special subject see subjectHandicapt halluci nat ionsClaS

'

n of workers 33 1 1 1359

Hi? 33 1 59 i llusionsCraft mechan. trades 680

Handkerchief customs

sensat ions

Handles“met 646 ‘8 locahza

'

tion in brai n1 3 1 2 2555m°t0 r Vehicles 62 . 2

Handli ng mi nerals m i n ing 6 22. 6

71

5or 1 59 9 1 2 2 5555

Hands, art ificial surgery 6 I7 57 1 52 0 572

gandsp iiffes ordnance 62 3 436 1

or 1 59 93572

and tmg 6521 52 s

1 37 7or 1 59 935

or H aptotropism botany 58 1 1 832 6i lementary educ. 372 . 51lnfluence on shorthand H arb in ,

M anchu. W .war 19 1 7

Toxi c ln black face type er subdivided . Super ior figures refer to the tables fol lowing this index

Cape of Good H ope hist .co. Va. hi storyGermany 943 -53

t ravels 9 1 4 353house of English hi st.Iri sh 94 1 57

636-3335

942 2 7

971 635

943 . 0 2 6a 06

58 1 -49562

RELAT IV INDEXHart (cont .)

ectopic physiol . 6 1 2 1 71 7

effect of sympathet . syst . 6 1 2 897

toxi n s physiol. 6 1 2 1 74

vagusin asphyxiat ion 6 1 2 2 3 2 3

line palmistry 1 33 6432

or 1 59 9 257432

membranes d iseases of 6 1 6 1 1

physiology 6 1 2 . 1 7

valve anatomyHarte, F . Bret Am . fict ion

Hartford ci ty. Ct . h istoryconven . U .S. 973 . 52 1

co. Ct . historygrape 634 -847

Harth money pol . econ .

968-935

Hartmann von Aue Ger . l i t . 83 1 2 6

card game 795 4

l imfat ic comp . fisiol .

Hartzembusch , J . E . Sp . l i t . 86 1 56

Haruspicat ion 133 333

0”l 59 -96 1 333

Hat

°°rd manuf .felts hair manuf.

W0 0 1fibers agr ic.

Hatchet , prun i ngHatchingartificial zootechnyengraving

H ate ethicsH atmaking fel tH at racks dom . econ .

historyt ravels

H aven shorthandby languaj

structure

H aversi an cana ls b istol .

H avre. F rance h istoryt ravels

653 -42

Tories in black face type er subdivi ded . Superi or figures refer to the tables fol lowing this index

76 2

1 79 8

687 . 4

677-635

ofiis furn i tureH a ts clothing

costume 39 1 4felt manuf.manuf.

H at teras. in l et U .S. civ.w a r

Hat t iesburg , M iss.

t rain . camp W l d war

Bb762

H auch. J . C. D an ish poet .

H aucourt , F r .W ldwar 1 9 1 6

H aufi , W German fic.

H aulagean ima l 6 2 2 65

m echan i c 6 2 2 66

motor vehicles engin'

g

H aumon t wds W ld war 1 9 1 8

Haun ted houses occult ism 1 33 . 1 2

or

loc ali t ies folklore 398 . 32

occul t ism 1 33 . 1 2

or

or

H auptmann ,G .] ;R . Ger .dr . 832 . 9 1

H austor ia root morfol .


RELAT IV IN DEX

2 37-5

irri tan t poisons

489

radio recept . aircraft 62 1 384 1 9 142

or

color contrast physi ol.psych.

0' 1 59-93 1 3350 1 6 !

or

spacepercepti on psychol .0' l

.59 -93752 0 1 644

Helmholtz Young theorycolor sense physiol.

psych

Helminthocladiaoeae bot .

Helminthology zoologyHelobiae

Helobieae

Help. see Servan tsHelpmakaar hist . 968 42Helps.Si r A. Eng. essaysHelps for laboring classesHelsingfors Wor ld war 19 1 8 940 -4375Belth

afiected by soi lboards of local gov 't 352 .4

pub. bei th 6 1 4m ade skool hygi enfor library servislfm hygi ene 6 1 3Mt therapeut ics

1 33 -6432

or 1 59 .9257432mental

or

371 7!

651 -3447

6 1 4

u p“ in block h oe type er subdivided .

H emat in physiologyH ematology, sec BloodH ema topoieti c

function of liverH ema toxylin physiologyH ematur ia

H em eralopi a

H el ths’

dr inki ng of customs 394 1

ethics 1 78 3

589 ~233 1

589 -2 33I

589-233I

l i ennhuuudes

l i enfiasoonqnmues

H em ibasidi i

l i enfibeskfionunmnes bot

H em in physiologyH em iplegia paralysisH em iptera i nsects

H emlockforestry 634 9753

therapeut ics 6 1 5 786

H emm ing dom . econ . 646 2 1

H emm ingsen , N . D an . m isc. 83

H emocyan in physiol . 6 1 2 1 1 1 8

H emoglobin blood 6 1 2 1 1 1 1 1

nut r i t ion

H emoglobi nur ia physiol. 6 1 2 4 6669

H emolyt ic subst . 6 1 2 1 1 1 4 5

H emoph i l in 6 1 2 1 1 533

H emorrhagein labor obstet r i cs

of the lungs di seases

physiologyH emorrhoi dalartery , m i ddle ana t . 6 1

nervs, 6 1 1 . 839

plexus 6 1 1 1 471

H emorrhoids di seases 6 16 35

H emostasia physiology 6 1 2 . 1 162 1


RELATIV IN D EX

zootechnyM eter

Herder.J ; G. von G er . poet .

Herdwick sheepdiseases hygi enegenius mental carac.

0' 1 59 9 243

0'

membershi p in legis. bod.

societies, Amer.succession law

pol . sci . 32 1 . 6

and variat ion botany 58 1 1 51 26

evolution 575 . 1

mental

or

07 1 59-9243

origin of the soulphysiologyspiri tual doctrinal theolzootechny 636 082 1 1

Hereford, England 942 . 44cattle

968 -85Heresies 2 73Heretics, persecutions of 272Herford, O. Amer . humorHergesheimer , J . Amer . fic. 81 3-5Hex-ing theorycolor con trast physiol .

psych . 1 52 1 3350 1 66

or 5 9 9 3 13350 1 66

sense 6 1 2 8 4330 1 642

or 1 59 93 1 330 1 642Herjul fson , B . Amer . hist . 973 1 3Herkimer oo. N . Y. hi st . 974 -76IHermann v. Sachsenheim 83 1 -33Hermanni , N . Swed . poetry -7mHern annstadt W. war 1 9 1 6 940 -42 76

577-824

1573-9

Pants58 1 1 67

H ermaphrodi t ism

H erri ng

radio

Topics in b lack face type or subdivided . Super ior figures refer to the tables fol lowing this index

bkflogy 574 -1 67

physiol.H erm eneut ics BibleH ermet ic art

'

a lchemyH erm i t crab zool.H erm i ts biografy

religious biografy 92 2

583-931 2

H ernando co. F la . hist .H ern ia disea ses

H ern iotomy surgeryH ero worship nonchri st . rel . 2 9 1 . 2 1 3

H erodiones birds 598 34

H erodotus Greek li terat .

H eroism ethics

598-34

599 -74424

599 4 443

589 -4742 5

H errera , F . de Span . poetryH err ick, R. Amer . fic.

Eng . poetryfisheri eszoology

H errnhuters sects

H erschel, Cape of G. H . hist .

H ertford Eng. hi storyH ertz, H en rik Dan . dram .

H ertzi an osci llators radio

H eruli ancien t hist .

annexat ion W. war causeshistory 943-96

H esiod Greek ep ic poet ry 883 2

H esse

D armstadt G er . hist .

943 -58

H essi an fly agri c. pests

sheep agr icultureH essians Amer . revol . 973 34 2

H ete rism customs 392 6

H eterocera , we M othsH eterocerques zool .H eterochloridaceae

H eterochlor i dal esH eterococcal es

H eterocon tae

H eterodyneact ion

elect ron tube

RELATIV INDEX

hot water heat'

g 697 .4

piping hydraul.steam beet'zgir lsgraduat ion 371 29 1 23

gymnast ics in 371 7323

library equip . 371 .646

pub. skool si stemzdary educ. 373

studen t soci et ies 371 . 857

for spec. subject see subjectradio si stems

recorders radio

treason law

veloci ty overshot whee ls

cri ticism Bibleeducati on academ i es

collegesof women

elementary skoolsnumeri cequat ions algeh.red seaweeds

tube algae

grape

percep . , vi s.

eflect’

0' 1 59W radi o an tennas 384 1351

indicators aeronaut ics 629 . 1 3514

mekanicly propel d

H ighw aymen law

H ighwaysadm in ist rat ion 351 8 1 1

law 34 7 2

local governm en t 352 7

road engi neering 62 5 7

t ransportat ion

travel on p rotec.of li feH igo, Japan hi storyH il 44 , Belg. World war 19 1 8

60 19 1 5 94° 424 1

63 191 8 940 4342

70 , F r . 19 1 71 4 1 , Belg . 19 1 8

230 191 8

climbingmotor vehi cles engi n

'

g

grammi te fly zool.sowing

H i ldebran d Ita l ian h ist . 945 . o3

religiousH i ldebrandsl ied Ger . poet . 83 1 1 1

H i l l , see al so H i lH i llCamp , embark. W l d war

Vo755nhH i l lhouse , J . A . Am . dram . 8 1 2 . 2 3

H i llsboro co . N . H . hi st .

H i llsborough oo. F la . hist .H i l lsda le co . M ich .

H i lside plow 63 1 .3 1 24

H i lsides reclamation 63 1 6 1 3

H imalayan archi tecture 72 2 4

languaj895 5

H im alayas phys. geog. 55r 43

travel 9 1 5 42

583 1 1 44

589 -452

H im yar i t ic inscr ipt ion s 49 2 9 1 7

languaj 492 .9H indbrain ana tomy 6 1 1 8 1 7

Tonic: in black face type or subdivi ded . Super ior figure. refer to the table. fol lowing this index

H ight (cont .)of atmosphere 523 58hi ldings ground hyg.

t i de w ave 52 5 65

H ights, mesurem’

t survey'

g

H ighwayareas Eng . loc. gov.

bridges engin’

g


V INDEX

H ong Kong, China hi st .

t rav .H on igler grape

H onolulu hi storyt ravels

H onor

business ethics 1 74 .7

355-1 3

roll of U . S. ci v. w ar 973 767

World warstuden t 371 8 1

system school gov't 371 59

studen t ethics 371 . 8 1

H onorarydegrees col leges 378 2 5

studen t soci et ies 371 . 852

ti tles heraldry 9 29 7

for spec. purposes see subjectH onors

m i li tary sci enceskool rewardsWor ld war 1 91 4—1 9of London W ld war

1309H onshu, Japan history 952 . 1

H ood , Robin legendsT : Eng. humor 82 7 72

H oods, academ ic

domest ic econ . 646 . 55

motor vehiclesH ooft , C . Dutch dramaH ooge, Belg. Wor ld war 1 9 1 5

H ooglede 19 1 8

H oogvliet , Arn . D utch poetry 839 . 3 1 1 43H ook bone anatom yH ooker iaceae 588 2 1 52 1

588 . 2 1 52

H ooks, bill 63 1 . 342 4

grass 63 1 .351 1

pruning 63 1 342 2

strength of engin’

g 62 0 . 1 1 2 8

weed 63 1 .3 155

H ookworm disease pathol .pub .hel th

H oop amusemen ts 796 . 2 1

H oop ing cough di seases

H oops, gun ordn an ce 6 2 3 4 2 33

st rength of engi n’

g 62 0 . 1 1 2 8

perior figures refer to the tables fol lowing thia index

TIV INDEXH ot cont .)w ater heat ing

plants ecologyw eth er cookerywi re arnmeters radio

forcingprotect ion

H otblooded horsesH otchkissgun ordnan ce

revolv ing cannon

H otelsarchi tecturecookeryfam i ly arch i tecturehousekeepinghygi ene

H ot ten tots descript ion

languaj

H oughton co . M ich . hi st .

H our Glass div. W l d war

glasses manuf.system l i b . econ .

ofli s

wheels horologyH ours

books ofcredi t sistem

disposa l of t ime offis ec.651 . 4 1 2

late hygi en eli brary regu la. for read.

m eal l ib . econ . 0 2 3 6 2

ofi‘is 651 42 2

museum regula . for w srtors 069 625

of labor dom . econ 64 7 . 7

newspaper offi s 1 5

servis library econ .

museum

teachers 371 1 66

371 -2 4

690

797 1 4

care of dam . econ.

cleani ng 648 5

connect ions sewerage 6 2 8 2 52


TIV INDEXH umero

radia l join t anatomy 6 1 1 -72 733

spi nal muscles 6 1 1 -73 1 I

ulna r join tH um erus

H um idi tysoi l 63 1 432

H um i l i ty ethics 1 79 9

H um i ri aceae' botan y 583 2 1 3

H umm ing bi rds zoology 598 89

H um or

American li terature 81 7

revolut ion 973 396

aqueous ana tomy 6 1 1 8449


psychol ogy 1 52 . 1 44

0' I.S9 -93 1 44

college 378 . 088

Engli sh li terature 82 7

library 0 2 0 88

U . S. civ i l war 973 796

w ar of 1 8 1 2

v i t reous anatom y 6 1 1 8447



0' 1 59 931 47

Wor ld war 19 1 4— 1 9special subject see subject

H umoral pathologyH umor i sts. Eng. biografy

H umphreysCamp t r . camp W l d war

Iki 7ssa

H umus

accumulat ion plan t ecol .H un H usker div. W l d war

E088

H undred days F r . h ist .

H unding line, F r .W. war 1 9 1 8

H ungarian fow ls636 -393

languaj

mer inos 636 36737

sheep 637-373

swine, curlyshorteared 636 432

H unga ry h i story 943 9 1

H unger and thi rst physiol.sensations psych.

0 r 1 59 -936739

Superior flgures refer to the tahlea fol lowinz thi a index


RELAT IV IN DEXmamm als 599 62 H yster ic (con t . )

599 ‘ 62 somnambulismancien t history 939 6 2

583 S9I m ind and bodySt Johnswort

Hysteresis

dielectric

mesurement radi o H yster icsi ts“fi g ure“

magnetrc 6

radio materi als 62 1 . 384 1 7930' 1 59 -97 4

6 1 6 852

mind and bodyor or

HYSter‘am e

23322;589 -2333

H ysterology 4 2 5 3

H ysterotom y obstet r i cs

or H yuga. Japan historyTopics in black

face type at subdivi ded . Superior figures refer to the tab l es fol l ow ing thi s index

07 1 159-972 52

suscept i bi li ty hypnot ismor

DEC IM AL CLASIF ICATION

I beam s engineer i ng 62 0 1 1 2 82I . Q. psychologyor

335

labor organ izat ions 331 8866Iamb l ichus Greek phi los. 1 86 4Ibaragi , Japan historyIbaraki 952 -1 3IIber i a , Asia 939 54

491 -69Ibervi lle co. Que. hist .Ibis birds 598 34Ibsen , H enr i k N orw . dram .Iburi , Japan hi storyIeacinaceae

Ice

age geology 55r 79

boats 796 -97

breakers shipbi l ding 623 82 8

carn ivalsdea lers trades 689erosi on and deposi ti on 55 1 3format ion of 551 57frost geologi c agen ts 551 9 1houses arch i tecture 72 8 97

impure hygiene 6 1 3 32

meteorology 55 1 57

packi ng for the (l ed

796 9

t rade econom i csIcebergs physical geog. 551 34Icecream dom . econ . 64 1 86Icelanddiscovery Scand . h ist . 948 0 2

949 1

language 439 . 6

li terature 839 6

sheep 636 372Ices dom est ic econom y 64 1 86Ichi jo Japanese hist .Ichneumon idae pestszoologyIchnology paleon tology 566Ichthyology 597Ichthyopterygia rept i lsIconoclasts heathen art

Iconografy 730

0

246

of special subject , see subjectIconology emblem s 2 46 5

Top ics in black ace type at subdivi ded.

Ida co . Ia . historyIdaho, U. S.

adm ission U .S.h ist .h istorym i l . h i st . U .S.civ.w ar

w ar w i th Spa inIdealgrape 634-84709keybd wr i t . mach. manuf.metaphysicsstate pol . sci .

type ontologyIdeali sm

Idealist ic pa in t ingIdea li zed dance musicIdeals, li braryfor specia l places

Ideasand reproduct ion mem

flight ofmani c-depres. insan .

medici n

m i nd and body

i nnate

1 24

i n tel . funct . of convolut ionsmen tal physiology

psychologyunderstanding

psychology

m . IS4 ~S344

0 ’ 1 599 533444

0'

cl earness of, and at ten t ion 1 52 .72314

or

dramat i zat ion synesthesia 1 52 .777

0”1 59 ~93777

or

1 56

or

or

personi ficat ion synesthesia 1 52 777or

or



Iliad Greek ep ic poet ryIlicaceae 583 2781

Ilioceca l valv anatomycostal musclefemoral ligamen t 6 1 1 72 82hypogast ri c nerv. greatingu ina l nerv anat .

psoas musclebone 6 1 1 7 1 8 1 1Ill treatmen t of chi ldren char .

ethicsIlle et Vi laine , F r . hist .Illecebraceae botany 583 9 1 2IllecebrumIl legalpract ises legislat ion

admission U. S. hist .div. Wl d war

E0 33

977-3F or mi l i tary history. see

9 1 3 -1 4 73 an d

9 73 -89 4 73

travelmiteracy publi c schools

spel ling reform32 4 1 4

criminal pub. skool s18 t. 379 2 1

education of 379 . 2Illum i nated books 0 96 1

manuscri pts ogrIllum inat i society 366 4

apparatus m icroscopes

745

engineering 62 8 9

r ofiu in bh ck face type at subdivided .

mental

normal

psychology

677 6546

or 1 599 55652


Illum i nation (con t .)house lightingin st rumen ts, astronomy 52 2 . 55

m i croscopysacred ornam en tat ionIllum ination s amusemen tsIllumini smmental derangemen ts

61 1 84374151 52 -1 37415

0’

1 33-24

or

0" I553-93736 1 2 -843741 52 -1 374

0' I59 931 374

0'

1 339 0 164

or 1 59 96 1 70 164Illustrated books rari t ies

of books prin tingpub lishin gra re

spec. subject see subjectIllustrat ivematerial U .S. civ. war

M ex.

revol.war 1 8 1 2

World warorchest ral musi c 785 2


DECIMAL CLASIF ICATIONIncome (cont .)

const . amend . U .S. hist .finance

law deci s. U . S. hist .Incomes econom icsIncompetency sufl'

rageIncompletecoalescen ce deform .

developm en tIncongrui ty, ethn ic07 IS9 ~9243Incorporat ion acts mus. econ .o69 . 6 1 1Incorporat ions

m i xt psychol.

secondaryIncrease plan t cultureIn cremen t forest organ .Incrustati onarchi tectural decorationsteam boi lers 62 1 1 94 4Incubation zootechny 636 08247

0'Incunabula book ra ri ti es 0 93Incurableshosp i ta ls for 362 1

arch i tec. 72 5 5 1Incus an atomy of ear 6 1 1 857

1 25

Indeli ble inks chem . tech . 667 4Indem n i ty34I-3

labor end ing econom ics

973 3 1 3

day holi daysschools 371 . 365

K an . hist .Independen cy ch . poli tyIndependen tangles good . 526 . 51habi tuat ion

0' IS9 943744

Topics in black face type ar subdivi ded . Superior

sects

archi tecture

history. anci en tmodern

manufactures

Indexerror p rac. ast ronomyexpurgatorius rari t ies

l ibrorum proh ibi torum

m ak ing l i tera ry m eth .

numbers ofli s fit t ings

stat ist ics

rerums li terary meth .Indexes bi blical con cord .

see subject indext

schools, publ i cstati sti cs

travelother top ics see table 1Indianarchipelago hi storybal l amusemen ts

breadroot

bureau U . S. adm in .

chickweed botanyclubs athlet icscorn agr i culture

(6

botan ydepreda ti ons Am . revol.East, languages

modern languagesfigures refer to the tables fol low ing this index

DECIM AL CLASIF ICATIONInd ivi dual (con t .)legi slators restri ct ions 32 8 343

polygrafy 0 8 1

3 on spec. subject see subjectI37

0'

fi ghts pol sci .

soul, or igin of 1 29

or

spec capaci ty 1 51 -2 23

or

pol . econ .

Individuali zat ionof inst incts

and the state

concepts of

corporeal bei ng on tology 1 1 1 . 32 2

Indo

959

European languages, minor 491li teratures 89 1

German ic languages 49 1

793

baseballgraft ing 63 1 54 1 8

servis dom . econ .

wintering bee keep’

gIndorsemen t lawIndre, F rance hi st .

et Loire, F ranceInduced draft steam eng. 62 1 1 8384Inducemen ts skool govt .

Inductance

mesurement radio 62 1 3841 72

Topics in black face type at subdivided. Superior

telegrafy elec. eng.

Induct iv

coupling

sci ences

Inductors radi oIndulgenci eschurch ordinancesRoman catholic ch .

doct .Industrial

Inductance (con t .)coi ls (con t .)radio inductors

mesurement radio

radio ci rcui tsInduct ionbalance electr ici ty 537 24coi l physics

coi ls elec. engin'

g

radi o t ransmi tt ing62 1 . 3841316telephone 62 1 3864

generators elec. eng .

logi c 1 60

magnet ism

motors elec. engin’

g

of labor obstetr ic oper .

poten t ial regulatorsor 1 59-9556

electron tube radi o

radio 62 1 3841363radio 62 1 . 3841 22

disturbances

prevent'

n , rad . generat .

logi c 1 6 1

method educ.

reason i ng

0' IS9-955633

500

American izat ion econ . 33 1 867

arbi trat ion 331 1 55

ar ts applyd sci ence 60 0

museum relat ionsclasses poli tical econ . 33 1

democracy economi cs

depressions poli t ical econ .

d iseases, see Occupat ions

drawing 744

figures refer to the tables fol lowlng this lndex

DECIM AL CLASIF ICATIONInferior Influence (con t .)fami li es men t. hered.

or on men tal carac.

or

psychopathic, consti tu’l

orIn ferna l machin es manuf. sexIn ferno l i b . econom y 0 2 4 674 on ment. carac.Infideli t y natural theol. 2 1 1Infi lt ra t ionof w ater m in ing eng. 62 2 5 1

Infin i t

mult i tude ontologyIn fin i tesim a l ca lcul us

geomet ryInfin i t i v English syn ta x

Greek Influen za d iseases

La t in public bel thother languages Influxus physi cus

Infi rm , care of dom . econ . mind-body relat ions 1 30 . 1 6224

inst i tut ions or 1 59 90 161 224

librar ies forInfirmari es archi tecturehosp i ta l s

school bldgsInflammat ion physiologysurgery

Infla t ionapparatus aeronaut ics 62 9 . 134382

mater ials ai rcraft 629 . 1 3432 2 2

paper money 332 5’Inflect ion English ph i lol . 4 2 5 1

Inflorescence58 1 -4635Influence

bionom ic men t. carac.

or

ci vi l servi s reform 35I -6 lugyo 3, ese hi st .educn Of phys. trai n ing 37’ ' 73 1 Inha la t ilni

)m

of college educat ionadmin istrat

’

n of m ed . byon women 376 64 of dust hyg. of occupat

'

a

di et on men t . hel th 1 3 1 .3232 gases 6 1 3 . 62

or

1 35 35 Inheren tor act ion cosmology 1 1 6

Topics in black ft “ me at subdivi ded. Superior figures refer to the tables fol lowing this index

personalof men teachers 371 1 8222

teachers 371 1 0 2

women teachers 371 1 8322

sectarian pub . schoolsInfluences, mutual, of sensi tivand suprasensible l ife 1 30

or

spark radio sistems 62 1 3841521In fundibula anat . 6 1 1 639In fund ibulum anat .of b ra in 6 1 1 8 1 43Infusoria zoologyIn fusor i al earth econ .geol .

pet rografyIngemann , B . S. D an .poet .Ingenui ty inven t ions 60 8Ingermanland , Rus. hist .Ingersoll, C :J . Am .drama 8 1 2 . 2 4Ingham co. M ich . historyIngrain carpet manuf.Ingram ’

s rebelli on Va . hist .Ingr ia , Rus. hist .Ingu ina l glands anat . 6 1 1 4681


Instinct (con ttheory of sleepzoology


349 -374

374-9

workingmen’

s arch i tec.

Inst i tut ion s

feudal

economy

pa tr iarchalrepubli can

soci ologyeducat ion

rooms l ib. bi ldings

supervi zion

governmental

caracter of

and react ion t ime

37°

37! -3

or 1 59 .9383625

Topics in black face type ar subdivided.

Inst ruct iv gamesIn structors museums

skoolsInstrument

motor vehiclesmoun t ings aircraftInst rumen talcomposi ti on music

ensembleerrors

musi c

pub . worsh ipreduct ion music

In st rum en tat ion musicIn st rumen ts

engravinggeodet ic field work

or

62 1 .384133

62 1 .38413587

62 1 . 38463

radiotel egrafy 62 1 .33433

steam pow er p lan t 6 2 1 . 1 977

surgica l 6 1 7 9 1

surveyingtelefone commun icat ion 654 6

elec. engi n’

g

telegraf commun icat ion

elec. eng.

wi reless telefone 62 1 . 3346

telegrafwi tchcraft

or

2 for other purposes see subjectInsula ana tom y 6 1 1 8 1 31 9In sula rfaunas zoology 1

floras botanySuper ior figures refer to the tables fol low ing this indox

DECIMAL CLASIF ICATIONIntelli gen ce (CO1W ) In terd ict ion church ordin .

physiologi c psychology Interdicts excommunicat’

n 262 . 9quot ien t psych . labor st rikesor In terest

1 51 2

orIntelligences, discarnate larningcommun ication wi th

orIn temperance, see Temperanceusury ‘

law

and at ten t ion associ at ion

meters elec. eng.

of appet i tes

st imulus tablesInterests

recept ion rad io electoral represen tat ionrelat ions toWorld warIn terferen ce

Inten t ions psych.In teract ion theori esof mind-body relations 1 30 . 1 62 2 magneto

or aircraft radi o

anatomy 6 1 1 . 8 1 4 opt ics

6 1 1 . 8 1 54 1 output

In tercarpa l arti cula ti on receivi ng sets radioIntercell ul ar radio

recall58 1 -424In tercept ing sewers 6 2 8 . 2 8 soci al psychologyInterchon dra l join ts an a t . 6 1 1 72 3 spir i t ism

2 80In tercollegiate ofii s equip .

contests, athleticli teraryIn tercolumn ar fasci a anat . 6 1 1 639In tercommun icat ing

systems ofi s econ .

telefonyIn tercommun icat ionsociology 380

650Intercostal arter ies anat . 6 1 1 1 354glands 6 1 1 4643motor vehicle gears

muscles 6 1 1 7356In ter lude Eng. drama 82 2

nervs 6 1 1 . 834 2 In terl udes music composi t ion

Intercuneiform join ts anat . 58 organ music

Topics in black face type ar subdivided. Superior figures refer to the tables fol lowing this index

or

I.54 -443

or 1 59 9 53543l 54 -33 13

0' l.59 -95334k

‘

i

347-7IS3 . 2 I27

0' l 59 0 95332 127calculat ion of ari thmet . 5 1

physiologic psychology 6 1 2 82 1 2

poli t ica l economysecuri t ies finance

371 -53657

651 . 4655

In terfonesIn teriorcable manuf. 677 735

decorat ion 747

departmen t U . S. adm .

of earth geologyw a lls, in crusted a rch i tec. 72 9 . 6 2

‘In terject ions Gk syn ta xIn terlibrary loans

DECIMAL CLASIF ICATION‘Interrogat ivs La t . syn ta xradio 62 1 . 384 1 335

receivi ng

radi o sistems 62 1 .384 1 538In terrupt ion reckonersmanuf. 68 1 1 1 85In terschoolcon tests, athlet icdebatesIn tersecti nglines p lane geomet ry 51 3 1 2

p lanes sol i d geometry 5 1 3 3 2

surfaces descri p .In tersp ina lesmuscles anat . 6 1 1 73 1 71

In terstaf notes offis econ . 651 .758

relat ions offis econ . 651 449In terstageIn terstate comm erce

comm ission 385

law sociology 385U . S. hist .In terstellar flight aeron . 629 . 1 388In terstern al join ts an at . 6 1 1 72 3

social psychology 30 1 1 5

Intertarsal ligamen ts anat.In tert ran sversa r i i mus. 6 1 1 73 6In tertubula r cell m asses

pancreasIn tervals m usicIn terven t iongovernmen t econ . 33 1 .99in ternat . law 34 1 6In tervertebral join ts anat . 6 1 1 3In tervi ewsselect ing workers econ .

offis ec.651 . 3454In test ina l act ion of bi le 6 1 2 3572

fibers man uf.In test insana tomycomparat iv an a tomypathologyphysi ologysurgerysympa thet ic systemIn t i m idat ionelectoral corrup t ionlabor stri kes

alcoholism medicin

mi nd bodyor 1 59 97261

1 78 . 1

path0 10 gi c

m ind and bodyIn tox icat ionseffect on resp i rat ion 6 1 2 2 2 6Intramolecular

theory of taste psych.0'In t ramural in termen t 6 1 4 6 1 3

In traocular pressur e physiol.psych.

orIn traplan tcommun ica . messen . ci .ec.

telefoneconvey ing machinery

messengerIn trapleural pressure physiol .Intrapsychicconflict sp ir i t ism

of 1 59 -96 1 73In t ra-uteri n in ject ionsIn t renchmen ts m i l . eng. 6 2 3 1 5In t r in siccauses var iat. bot.

possibi li ty on tologyIn trospect ionexper imen tal psych .

or 1 59 90 7252

psychology 1

or

In trovert sor

Topics in black face type ar subdivided. Superior figures refer to the tables fol low ing this index

eth ics 1 72 3

governmen t 26 1 7

persecuti ons 272In tonat ion music 78 1 2Intoxicants, see AlcoholLiquors; St imulan ts

In toxi cating drinks, traf. in


DECIMAL CLASIF ICATIONhi story 944 34

942 89

942 . 2 3

oo. Va.

Royale co. M ich . hist .Isles of Shoalst ravels 9 1

Iaobryales 588 .21 53589 974554Isocrates Gk oratory 885 . 4

587 1Isoetales 587 . 1

587 1Isogametes 581 32 62

538 7Isografy 652

323 0 354Isolat ion in con tag. disease 6 1 4 4 5Isomer ism chemist ry 54 1 7Isometr ic project ions geom .51 5 2Isomorphism crystal log. 548 3Ison zo front Wor ld war 191 519 1 6 940 0 427419 1 7Isopoda zooLIsothermal lines physiog . 551 52Isotony

of corpuscles physiol . 6 1 2 1 1 1 1 7

Israeli tes h istory. anci en t 933modern 2 96Israella grape 634-84709

Isshu, Japan historyIssues therapeut ics 6 1Isthmian canalsAmer commerce

games Gk an t iq . 9 1 3 38Ist le fibersIstr ia hi story , ancien t 937 . 3

modern 943 68

Istroruman ian language 459Itacolum i te li thology 552 45Ita lianart galler ies 70 8 5

cheese, hard .

soft 637-3535discovery of Amer ica 973 1 1

grand opera 782 5

Topics in black face type at subdivided .

ph i losofers biografy

republics aristocracies

Romanesque arch i tec.

school of Gk ph i losofysculpture , m edieval

modern

m inor

lawsmaps

peeragereformat ion in

reli gious hi storyschools, publi cstati sti cs

titles of honortraveltreati es

zoologyother top ics see table 1

Itch parasi t ic diseases

1 52 -5733

0'IteaceaeIthaca , Greece an c. h ist .It ineran t cookery 64 1 577Itoku Japanese hist .Iturbide 1 Mex ican h i story972 . o4

Itur i hi storySuperior figures refer to the tables fol lowing this index

DECIM AL CLASIF ICATIONJ

F or words common ly speldn th ini t ia l G p ronOunst as

J see under G

Jablon i tza pasWorldwar 1 9 1 6Jacamar bi rds 598 . 72

Jackshaft dr i ve mot . veh .

Jackal 599 74442

JackassJacketed bullets sm . arms 6 2 3 . 4553 2

gun s ordnance 1 62

Jacket i ng ordnance

steam engin’

g62 1 1

j ackets clothi ngJackhun t ing sport 799 2 5

Jack-ia -a-boxJack-in -the-pulp i t 584 65Jacks, li ft ing mech . eng. 6 2 1 . 869

mot . veh .

Jackson , Andrew p resi dencyg73 56

H M .F .H . Am .fic.

Jackson , Camp train . camp

W ld war

ci ty , M ich. history

F la.

train . camp W l d war

Bd759history 977-346JackstonesJackstrawsJacobins F rench hist .

monast ic orders 2 71 . 2

pigeons 636 5962 5

pol i t ical clubs 363

Jacob i te church 2 8 1 63

Jacobi tes Eng. pol . part yJacobs, W :W. Eng. fic.

Jacobsda l hi st .

Jacobsen , J . P : Dan . fic.

Jacobstadt Wor ld war 1 9 1 7Jaconet manuf. 677 2 1 64 1

Jacotot'

s system of educ. 3 71 4 5

Ja i l fever pa thologypub . hel th

Ja i ls a rch i tecture

p ri son s

Ja ina archi tectureJa inas H in du sect

Jakushu , Japan hi storyJa l isco , Mex ico hi storyJama ica

or

James-Lange theoryemot ions 1 57 0 1 6632

or 1 59 942 0 16632

Jam estown , Va . U . S. hi st .

Va 975 542 5

Jamm inginterference radio

Jamrosade agr iculturebotany

Jan 1 van B raban t

D utch poetry839 3 1 1 1 3Janesvi l legrape 634 84709

W is. h i story 977 587

Topics in black fl “ type at subdivided . Super ior figures refer to the tables fol lowing this index

Jacquard 10 0 a 677 4 1542Jacquer ie F rench h istoryJacquesCa rt ier co . Que. hist . 971 4285Jacquet game 795 . 1

Jacquez grapeJadar , Serb . World war 1 9 1 4Jade m in eralogyJaegerb irds

grape 634 845509

Ja ll a , Pales. Wor ld war 19 1 7‘Jagatai c languajJagersGermany Wl d war

2

1 5 Scot .

1 of AragonCata lan m iscellany 1

H en ry Am . fict ion

James Ci ty co. Va . hist .

grape 634 -8481 09

theoryspace percept ion

Jerrold , D . Eng. humor

Jersey blue fowlscatt leCi ty, N . J .co. Ill.

swineJerseys, Washington in theJerusalem

hi story


583 5547

635Ju l

933

956-9

Worl d war 1 91 7

St John of kn i ghtsJesirah pseudep igrafaJesters custom s

9 1 5-69

394 4

pub. en ter tainmen ts 791 . 1

‘Jests Eng. li terature 827

Jesu i t m i ssions377-35

Jesui ts religious orders 2 71 5

633 -77

232

sayings of pseudep igrafasoci ety of relig. order 2 71 . 5

Jet econom ic geology 553 2 2

pumps prac. chem. 542 . 9

62 1 -38413656 2 1

’

. 69

1 33 4 2

07 1 59 0 96 142Jett ies engineer ing634 -442

634-84709

Jewell co. Kan . hi st 978 . 1 2 2

Jewelrycustoms 39 1 7fine arts 739

671

toi letM a in bh ck faee type ar subdivlded.

Jewett , S O. Amer . fie.

Jewi sharch i tecturecalendar

cookeryd iscovery of Americalanguageli teraturereligi onJewsap0 10get ies againstbiografy

economics

296

572 933

933

2 96

2 96

Jig dance 793-3Jiggi ng m ini ng engin ’

g 62 2 75

Jigs machine tools

Jimrnu JapaneseJimson weed botanyJingo, Empress Jap . hist .Jingu.

Jipi japa plant fibersJi tneys meter Vehi clesJi to, Empress Jap . hist .

Jo Davi ess co . Ill . hist .

Joachim Chr istologyJoan 6 1 Are F r . h istoryJob canon . bks

Job anal isis indus. manage.

assigningwork

Jobbers , stock finance

Jobbing sales dep't798-4

Jodel le , E t ienne F r . drama

Joe pye weed botanyJoel B ible 2 24 7

Johanna ilaud hist .Johannesburg , Transv. hist .968 . 2 2

Johann isburg , E . Prussia

Wor ld war 19 14 Aug.

Nov.

Stl lmrior flgurel refm' to the tablea fol lowing thla li ttl ex



Kabala Jew i sh ph i losofy 1 8 1 3

Kabardian sheep

634 . 85439Kafi rar ia , Afr ica historyKafir agr iculture 633 . 1 77

952 -36

952 9 75

953 -29

Kai , Japan historyKaika JapaneseKa ikwa 952 . 0 1 2 2 7K a i rin 6 1 5 75

Kai ser 354 4 30 33

Kaj i , Taiwan historyKaka birdsKaki

Kalahar i desert hist .

Ka lamazoo ci ty ,M ieh . hi s.

CO 977 4 1 7

Kalat Shergot Wor ldwar 19 1 8Kale 635 .346

Ka lei doscope 535 86

Kalendar 529

K alendars52 9-3651 . 4668

ofii s fit t ings 651 . 4659

Kalisz, Pol . World war 1 9 14Kalkaska co . M ich . hist .Kalmuck sheepKa lmucks descr i pt ion 9 1 5hi story 950

languajKalmukism men t . defie.

0" 1 59-9736323

KalsominingKalusz World war 19 1 7Kamakura period Jap. hist.Kama

’

s coun try hi st .

‘Kamassin languaj967 37

Topics in h lsck face type sr subdivided.

Kam chatka

Wor ld war 19 14

history

1 91 6

Kangaroo zoologyKankakee co . Ill .‘Kannada langasiKansas, U . S.

admi ssi on

history

Kapak card game

Karafuto, Japan hist .

Karakul sheep

SouthK ames, H : H . Eng. essaysKameyama Japanese hist .

Kamionka Wor ld war 1 9 1 5Kammu Japanese hist .

Kamouraska co. Que. hist . 971 475Kamptulicon manuf. 677 687

Kanagawa, Japan hist.‘Kanarese languajK anawhaco . W . Va .

valley, W . Va.

Li ttl e,W .Va.

Kane co. Ill. history

U . s. hist .

F or m i l i ta ry h istory, see subd i visi ons oi Specia l cam pa insan d M i l i tary hi story under

9 73 -1 and

st ruggle in U . S. h ist . 973 . 66

travel 9 1 7 . 81

Kansas ci ty, Kan . hist . 978 . 1 391

M o. 977 84 1 1

Kansas-N ebraska bi ll 973 66

Kan t cr i t ical phi losofy 1 4 2

German

or 1 599 37520 16324

1 42

795-4I

952 -6

Karananian sheepKarbarovsh World war 19 1 8Karbo domest ic an imals

Super ior fignres rsfer to the tahlos fol lowing this h dex

RELATIV IN DEXKindness

ethics 1 77 . 7

house of astrologyor 1 59 -96 1 534

Kinemat ic geometry 51 3 7

Kinemat icsmachi nery 6 2 1 8 1

physi cs 53 1 1

Kinesthet ic0' I

.59 -9533524

1 35-323

or 1 59 9 6332 3

eye sensations physiol. 6 1 2 8437232

psych. 1 52 . 1 37232

0'

ideas and vol . action

0'

i 52 -67353

or 1 59 -9367352

theori es of concept ion 1 53 1 0 1 662

or

Kinetic theory of gasesKinetics physi cs 53 1 3

Kinetograf photografy 778

Kinetoscope 778

King, Basi l Am er . fie. 8 1 3 . 5William Eng . sat ire

King and Queen co . Va . hist .George co. Va .

George's war U .S.

grape 634 . 847 Kissidugu

Phi l ip’

s war N .E . hist . 974 Ki ssing

U .S. 973 24 customs 392 3Wi lliam co Va games

William ’

s Town K ist ic languajeswar U .S. K i ta anci en t hi story

Kgngfisher birds 952 . 48Klnghir sheep K i tchenKfnzman co. Kan history domesti c economyKfngo.Thomas D an . poet . 1 34 garden ingKings m idden s archeologyabsolute monarchy 3 2 1 . 6 K i tchener , Ont . historybenCh

34 7 . 99 K i tchen s a rch i tecturebook of, Bible 2 2 2 5 cooperat ivcOnst itut iona l monarchy Sunday skool00 . Cal . history K i te fiyi ng meteorologyIreland m i l . aeron .

New Brunsw wk sportsNew York Ki tes aeronauti csNova Scot ia 971 634 K i ts

da

P. E. I.ant

enna radi o 62 1 . 384 1 358

di

lighters 2 67 433 K i tu i hi story 967 65m e right pol . sci . Kiushu, Japan history.

Topics in black face type ar subdivided. Superior figures refer to the tab les fol low ing this in d ex

K ings (con t .)evi l diseases

lives 9 2 3 1

moun ta in Am . revol . 9 73 3364

K ingship 3 2 1 6

K ingsley, C : Eng. fict ion

K ingston , On t . history 971 . 372

Kinka jou 599 . 74443

Kinkel , J ; G . G er . poet ryKi nki , Japan historyKi noplasmplant cytology

K in ross, Scot lan d h istoryKinshi p custom s 392

genealogy 9 2 9 1

Kin tampo dist rict hist .

Kioto , sec K yotoK iowa co. Kan . hist .K ipling , R . Eng. fie.

poet .

Kipp gas apparatus chem .

K iri a World war 19 1 8

494 -34K i rkcudbr ight , Scot . h ist . 94 1 . 49

K irkuk World war 19 1 8K i r l ibaba pasWorld war 19 1 5 940 . 42 54

394 -6

K ishinefi World war 1 9 1 8

Kishu , Japan history967-68

RELAT IV INDEXmmJapan history 952 . 3 1

KM languaj 494 8 1 6

Kodavendigaf . Asia hist .

Kodaks photografy 77 1

Koeberl in iaccae 583 1 3 1

Koeberl inioideae

KogenJapanese history

Kogon 952 . 0 2 2 6

Kogyoku.Ernpress“

restoreda

952 ~OI42

KohlrabiKoinadugu histOfY 966 45

952 . 0 2 529

Kokand, Turkestan

Koken ,Empress Jap 54

restored

Koko 952 . 0 1 62 1 7

Kokyoku.Empress“

952 . 0 1 39

restored 952 . 0 1 42

Kola agr iculture 633 76

therapeut i cs 6 1 5 323 1 8

Kolm, Pol . World war 19 1 5Kolmogorian cat tleKolomea World war 191 6

1 914Komanova 19 1 5 940 -42 56

Komei Japanese history 952 . 0 2 532

Komgha history 968 7735Komionka World war 1 9 1 5 940 -4252

Komyo Japanese hi story 952 -0 2 2 7Konakry historyKonanhoa languaj 495 2

‘Kond languajKondoa-Iran’

giKong historyKongo

Basin

Belgian 967 . 5Free State

Frenchhist 967 . 51

967 3 !

history 956 4

W l d war 19 1 6

Japanese historyKm‘t World war 1 9 1 7Rome Japanese history 952 . 0 1 636

952 . 0 1 636°nta80 1a hist .

Topics in black face type ar subdivi ded .

Koom iss

travel

adulterat ions 6 1 4 3 2 4

dai ry products 637 . 1 46

Koonawu r , Pun jab t rav. 9 1 5 . 4 5

Koord istan h istoryt ravels 9 1 5 . 66

Koprulu, Serb ia

World war 19 1 51 91 8 940 4376

K oran M ahom etan i sm 2 97

Kordofan , Egypt h istoryKorea history

languaj895 7

Korner , K ; T . G er . poet ryKorsakow

'

s psychosi smedi ci n

m ind and bodyor

Kosciusko co . Ind . h ist .

Koshi , Japan hi storyKoshi ki i l s. , JapanKosho Japanese 952 . 0 1 2 23

Koshu , JapanKosmos un iv . languageK ossuth 0 0 . l a . hist .

‘Kbta languajKotoku Japanese hi storyKotonu

Koto Sho

Kotsuke, Japan 952 . 1 385

Kot zebue, A : F ; F . von

Koum i ss adu l terat ion s

da i ry products 637 f1 46

Kovel World war 19 1541 aKovn o

Kozuke, Japan historyKragujevatz , Serbia

Wor ld war 1 9 1 51 9 1 8 940 -4376

K ral ievo World war 1 9 15Krameri aceae

K rameri eae 583 32 3

K ran tzkop hist . 968 44

K rasn ik World war 19 14

1 9 1 5 940 -42 52

Krasnystaw World war 1 9 1 5 940 . 42 52

flKké vfin lansua i 494 544

Kribi hi storySuperior figures refer to the tables fol lowing thi s index


RELAT IV IN DEXLake (cont.)

co. M ich. history0 . 977 1 33

627 5

archeol. 571 . 83

George, N . Y. hist .Leopold 2 967-53

Megantic co. Que. 971 . 469

ofBaysdist . Ont . 971 . 3 16

plants floricul ture

psychologyor ai r pollut ionRudolf hist . sewerage 53

St John co. Que. hist . 971 . 4 1 4 ven t . of sewers

states, U. S. 977 zoology 594 8

travelFor m i l i tary h istory of al l or

ind ividual states. see subdi visi ons of S

gecial cam pains and

Mi li tary 11 tory underand

surveys geodesy 526 99-swamp-medow ser ies

plant succes.

386-5vessels shipbi lding

Lakenfeld catt le

artificial landsc. garden . 71 4boundaries pol . sci .

physical geografy 551 48

Water supply 62 8 1 1

Lani , G. Italian sat i re 857 53

Lamart ine, A. M . I } de P . deLamb, Charles Eng. essaysLambertypes 773 Lan casterLfimbeth, London hist . 942 1 6 an d York Eng. hi st.LambslettuceLambton co. On t . history co . Pa .

Lamellae, bony h istology 6 1 1 . o 1 843 Va .

Lamellibranchiata zoology system educa t ionLamellicorn ia en tomol. 595 764 Lancelet fishesLamcnirostral swimxm rsbirdsLaMennais, H . F . R . de

F rench essays 844 . 71

Laph i losofy si de arms

mentat ions B ible 2

W e 799 243ales botany 583 87 bombing by air-shipsW.war 940 44 1

Tosica in black face type ar suhdivi ded. Superior flgureo reter to the h bleo fol loving thia indox

Lamina

leaf morfol .Laminar iaceae

Lam inari alesLami nated

insulat . mater ials radio

Lammermuir sheepLammerschwan z grape 634 . 85439

La Mot te, A . H . de F r .dram . 1

F ouque, F :H :C ;

cotton

si lkspec. fabrics

‘Lampoons Engli sh sati reLampreys fishesLamps

arc elec. l ightingbracket l i b . bi ldings

chem ic technologyfi lamen t elec. l ight ingincandescen t vaporlibrary b i l d ingsmuseums

TIV INDEXLard

adulterat ionsbreeds swine

chem ic technologyrefiners

'

occupat ion hyg.6 1 3 . 6 2

refin ing a i r pollut ion 6 1 4 743

Larder

beet le dom . economyen tomol. 595 763

Lard i zabalaceae 583 1 1 72

Lares comp . relig. 29 1 2 134

Large

bladder fungibog mosses

bones divi nat ion

0' l 59 -96 1 333

eard swine, F rench 636 44 1

636 434farm 1 6 1

in testi n anatomy 6 1 1 347

ph ysi ology 6 1 2 36

numbers, cooking for 64 1 57

en terta in ing

or sma l l collegePoli sh swi neSufi

'

olk 636 42 46

Largo musi c form 78 1 508 1 2

Lar ivey , P ierre de F r . dram . 84 2 38

Larkspur botany 583 1 1 1

Larned , Kan . hist . 978 . 1 49 1

Larra.M .J .de F . Span .fict . 863 51

Larva comp . physiol. 6 1 2 65 1

embryology 59 1 34

Laryngealnerv. in ferior anatom y 6 1 1 83 1 9 1 7

super ior

tonsi ls 6 1 1 3 2 6

Laryngology pathology 6 1 6 2 2

Laryn goscope 6 1 6 2 2

Laryngoscopy 6 1 6 2 2


Laryn gotom y surgery 6 1 7 4 2

Laryn xacoust ics 534 7

anatomy 6 1 1 2 2

art ificia l physiol . 6 1 2 783

d iseases of

of b i rds comp . physiol . 6 1 2 788physiology 6 1 2 78

Larzac sheepLa Sa le , An toine de F r . fic. 843 2 3

Lasa lle , Il l . history 7


RELAT IV IN DEX

domest ic economy 643 52furnishings dom . econ .

industrial archi tecturelibrary hi ldingsskool 37! 62 6

working condi t ions econ . 331 82 72

LaVendeeFrench departmen t 1

insurrect ion 944 . 0 43

Lavender perfume plan tsLavent ie World war 19 1 8

Law 340

addresses

andmiracles theologyorder leags temp

’

nce

church 348

dictionari es 34 7 0 3

enforcemen tcriminology 364

law 340

police 351 -74forms 3

givers nonchrist ian relig.

interpretat ion pol . sciI (I

328

347 7

1 70

347 7nati ons 34 1

nature metaphysics 1 1 3

science 50 1

sociology 340 . 1

special subject see subjectPari sh ecclesias. poli ty 2 62 2

parliamen tary 32 8 1

reports Amer ican 345 4Engli sh 346 4

schools 340 7


794 7b°W18

fl°Wem fior ic.hockey 796 355mowers

Parties 793“M istextil manuf

Lawns 7 1 2

Lawrence ci ty, Kan . hist .00 . 111.

Ind . 977 2 2 6

MO 977 87s

0 . 977 1 88

Pa 974 893

Laws

h i ld ing b i lding

p roteo. of li feconfli ct of

med ical licensepracti s

motor vehiclesof language Englishplumbingpsychophysic-l

plan t cul ture agr ic.

pots

Layet tes clothingLaying of egs zootechnyLaying out of

63 1 1 2

towns and st reets eng. 62 5 7

public bel th 6 1 4 78 1

Layofi economics 33 1 1 352

con tagious diseasesLazar ists monast ic ord .

Leacock, S. B . Can . humorLead , see Led

Leader orchestra 78 1 .6325

Leadership sociology 30 1 1 5

Topics in blsck face type ar subdivided. Superior figures refer to the tsbles fol lowing thh index

schoolun i form legislat ionon spec. subject see subject

Lawyersand Ameri can revolution 1 5

ethics 1 74 3

92 3 4

Laxat i vs therapeuti cs 6 1 5 73 2 1

Lay figures museum econ .

m in ist ry eccles. poli ty 262 . 14

Layamon Eng. poet ry 82 1 1 1


RELAT IV IN DEX

L. P . de Span . poet ry 86 1 . 33

Ponce de discov. of Am .

Leon co. F la. h i st .

Spain

Spr ings

off. t r . emp . W l d war

Ba764

Leonese sheepLeopardi , G. Ital . poet ry 85 1 . 75

Leopold 1 G er . h istory 943 . 0 44

2

Leopold , K . G . at 839 -71 57

967 5l

Lepers, see LeprosyLepidodendraceae 587 9 1 IS

Lepidodendm l es 537 91 1

Lepidodendreae 537 9I I

Lepidodendr ineae 537 9 1

Lepidophyta 587 9Lepidophytineae 587 9!

Lepidoptera agric. pests 632 78

zoology 595 73

Lepidostei zool . 597 47Lepisma agri c. pests 632 7 1 5

595 71 5Leprosy pathology 6 I 6 998

publi c hel th 6 1 4 546

Leptocardu fishes 597 l

599 ~7343Leptomi tacw e 589 2 6

Leptosporangiatae 537 3 1Leptostomaoeae 588 2 14 1 5Leptostromataceae 589 ~ 2 42

Le Sage. A . R . F r . fict ion 843 . 5 1Le Sars

, F r . World war 19 1 8Lesbos an cien t h istory 939 1 2

modern 949 9 21“ Cotes grape 634 . 8544I“ Epafges World wa1 19 14

1 91 5 940 0 42 44LeSKhiC languaj es 499 . 96 ! 1LeSkeaoeae

“she'

s Vi rgini a exped 973 . 336x

Tonia ln bh ck tece type ar n bdivided.

Les M ara is de St-Gond. F r .

World war 1 9 1 4Les Palus grape 634 . 8544

Lesser ci rculat ion , pressure 6 1 2 1 48

Lessing. G . E . G er . dram a

methods371 3

Les Terribles div. W ld war

EO32

Lethargy hyp not ism0' 1 59-962 52

stampt hi lding

533 9 331

Le T ronquoy Wor ld war 19 1 8Letter

fileshedsopeners fit t ings

Thymelaeaceae

et iquetLe tterin g, orn amen ta lbusiness oms economycop ies

dramat i zat ion synesthesia 1 52 7770'

42 1

li terature 826

ofii s supplys 651 4667

person ificat ion synesthesia 1 52 777

0' IS9 9 3777

postal servissug . color synesthesia 1 52 .77i 2 1

or 1 59 -93771 2 !

see also specia l subject49 ! -9

‘Lettl sh li ngual 49 1 -93

Lettuce agr i culture 635 52

botany 583-552

Leucocytes physi ologyLeucocythem ia di seases

ATIV IN DEX

Li brar ies (cont .)Sunday open ing l i b . econ . 0 2 4 4 1

theol . 2 63 7

t ravel ing 0 2 1 65

in sense of seri es see subjectLibraryadmin i stration

benefi t associa t ions

bi ldi ngs

Bureau

catalogs author

di cti onarysubject

comm ission room bldgs

cranks l i b . decorum

departm en ts, state

economyfi resfurni shi ngs dom . econ

fixt

governmen t

legi slati on l i b. econ.

meet ings stat privi legename on book bindingpost , cheap l i b . law

progressproperty stafi rules

rooms Y. M . C. A.

stafi organ i zati onY. M . C. A.

Librat ions moon

Li brettos opera

Li bya an cien t historyLibyan desert hist .

trav.languajessheep

Lice an imal parasi tesentomol.

Lioeaoeaa

Lioé es F rench skoolsLicense

local governmen t 352 8

of den t ists pub . bel th

pharmaci stsSuper ior flgurea refer to the tablee fol loving thia index

RELAT IV INDEXLight (cont

.)

apparatus ath . t rai n i ng

Cent. powers

Entente

division W i d war

electri c

tenders

infantry m i l . sci .

influence on men t . carac

58 1 1 8324Weight barks forestryWOOds forestry 634 -97636Zodiacal ast ronomy 52 3 -S9

Charjes rai l w . expressLighters boatbi lding

DowerL‘Ehthouse

divi sion W l d war

dom. econ. 644

chem i c technologyecclesiology

Light ingaccessori es mot. vehi cles

museums 1 6

decorat iv fine ar ts 745

electri c engineeringphysics 537 . 83

engineering 6 2 8 . 9

658 -24

library hi ldingsl ines forest engin .

medi um s chem . tech. 665

panels elec . eng.

school bi l dings 371 62 7

shipbil ding 6 23 85

systems dom . econ .

w indow s archi tecture

elec . linestat ions

telefone cen t ral 62 1 38794term ina l 62 1 . 38694

telegraf 62 1 . 3832 8

deth by el ect rophysiol . 1 44 2 5

1 33 4534

0' 1 59 96 1 334

940 4 1 2 73

E0 78

5374

5374

Lightsand fuel

sha desdrawing 742

perspect iv 51 5 .63

vis. dist . physi ol . 6 1 2 .84372346

psych0'

665

Ligh tships shi pbi l ding 62 3 82 6

Lignan blanc grapeLign i te econom . geol . 553 2 2

Lignum vi tae botany

58 1 -49726

533 552

Super ior figures refer to the tables hol lowing this index


RELAT IV INDEXLi ver (con t.)physiologysecretions physi ology

Liverpool historyt ravels

stables archi tectureLithology geology tr imm ing manuf. 677 762

m icroscop ic un iforms dom . econ .

Lithophytes zoology Lives biografy 92 0

Lithotomy surgery of American indians 970 2

Ll lhOt l‘l ty 397

Lithozinoografy slaves 3 2 6 9 2

LivingLithuan ia 577 2 2

cost of economi cs

Litoral rights pol . econ .

Belt and Presiden t matter, properti es ofU . S. history room

bladder algaechurch of F rance 2 84 . 83

statuary amusemen ts

grape 634 . 8451

Kanawha val . W. Va. hi st.Li vingston , W : Am . poet .

tr. camp Wl d war Li vingston 00 . Il l . hist .M i ch .

Russia history Mo.

t ravels N . Y.

Livon ia , Russiasisters of the poor

tubersLat in li terature

Wor ld war 1916Littré'sgland ana tom y 6 1 Li xivia t ion prae. chem .

Li turgic dramas music Li zards rfi pfi h’»

musicLiturgies 264 Ljunggren , G. H . J .Lflmhiu i lands hist . 952 : 81 Llama domesti c an imalsL3V8 f°fever botany 583 39 zoologyLwe stock agricul ture 636 Load

insurance bridge engi neeringfloor l ib. bi lding

61 1 .36 Loaders, hay

express charges rai lw . 385 . 1 32391

or Loadstone

553 -3

or 159 9257432 magnet ismTopics in black face type ar eubdivi ded . Snperior fignree refer to the tablea tol lowing thia index

TIV INDEX

reproduct ion memoryLogomachy game

Chr i stologyLogotypes p ri n t ing

forest productsspeed shi p outfit

Lohenstein , D . C. Ger .dram .83 2 52

Lo ir et CherF rance

sheepLo i re basin sheep

F rance h istory 944 . 58 1

944 -52

reli gious sect 2 89 9

968 939

Lomam i 967 58

Lombard

k ingdom , Ita ly hi story 945 . 0 1

street 332

Lombards anci en t hist .Lombardy , Ita ly h i story

967 1 4

Louberg , Jens D an . dram a 8 35

London , Jack Amer . fic.

London

bri dge game

divi si on W l d war

travelgunners W l d war

On t . historyregiment W l d war

treaty in ternat . law

World war causesLondonderry , Ire . hi storyLone Star div. W l d war

Long

bow archery 799 32

di stance telefony 6 2 1 38782

inper ior figures refer to the tables fol lowing this index

1 54 -424

1 64

ISal -34450 7 1 59 -9533545

I54 . 33333

-95334333

793 -7I

32 8 -3745

RELAT IV INDEXbattalion Wi d war U . S. hist . 973 . 2 6

l i b . economyFrance history 944 -73hist .

hist.hi story 943 -o r

843-89

1 33-332

or

ethics I74 614 0 11111 palm bOtafly

history of 1 74 6Loungi ng gown s

0

amusemen ts LOU PS-ga-I‘

OU S occult i smEgypt ian religi on

speaking appm tus radio

feasts pub . worshiptonal hysi olp ogyof God theology

psych.

6 F rench hi story7

travelcountry sheepDutch language

Plattdeutsch 439 . 4

moor plants ecologypower

ifi

62 1 . 384 1 513130 160 11 F rench hi st . 62 1 384 1 62 1 3

pressure engins

hot water hea t in g 697 4a

697 s

w m m e m am m m m

Loui sburgLouisiana

adm ission U. S. hi story 973 5 1grape 634 . 8452

9 76 3F or m i l i tary history, see subdivisions oi Speci al cam peias an dM i l i tary history under 9 73. 52 ,973 1 an d 9 73-89

purchase U. S. hi storysecession

Louisine manuf. 677 . 4 1 64 1

Loui svi l le, Ky . h istorytrain . camp W l d war

1 33 1 4

or 1 59 .96 1 2 54

Lourenco M arques hist .Lousefly en tomol.Louth , Irelan d hi story 94 1 . 82 5Louvain World war 19 14Louvre gallery fine arts

Lovchen , M t W l d war 1 91 6

Love

2 3 1 . 6

1 57-30'

religious emot ion 29 1 . 1 2

Lovejoy, E . P. murder of 973 . 71 1 4

Lovelace. R : Eng. poet ryLovtchen ,

M t W l d war 1 9 1 6


RELAT IV INDEXAm . essayWelsh l i terat 89 1 . 663

963 951

Eng. li terat. 827camp W l d war 940 41 2 73

T : B . Eng . essays 82 4 . 83

593 .7I

B ible

McDonald 00 . MO .

McDonough co . Ill .McDowel l co. W. Va

Mace field cropsMacedon ia G reek history 938 . 1

ship U . S. war 1 8 1 2 973 52 51

Macedonian

dialect Greek lang. 487 8 1

sheep agri culturesupremacy Greek hi story

li terature 859Macerat ion

practical chemi stry 54 2 6 1

967 65l c enry co. Ill . history 977-3”

F t U . S. war 1 8 1 2

Machiavelli , N . Ital . dram .

768

gun mounts ordnance 6 2 3 . 43 1 3

L

940 -41 3

L

Entente

L

guns mi l . engi neeri ng 62 3 . 4 2 2 4kfl i tting1308 manuf.M OMS ofii s econ .

Sheds agr i culture 63 1 . 25“WP mfg plant 62 1 . 75

62 1 .3841 835school equipm ’

t8Imps archi tecture

M achi ne (cont .)mech. engi n ’

g

Machi nery

di st ri but ing pri n t i nghydrauli cmechan i csmodulus of physicsofi i s equi pment

p ract ical pr in t ingshorthandtypeset t ingwashi ng dom . econ .

see also speci fic subjecthygiene 6 1 3 66

M acKaye, Percy Am. drama

McKean '

co. Pa . historyM ackenzie, Compton Eng . fic. 82 3 .9 1

G :H

M ackenzie ter . Can . hist . 971 . 22

Mackerel fishery 639 2

Mackinac co. Mich . hist .

McKin ley.W : presidencytari fi act

Macldntosh , J. Eng. essaysMcLean 00 . Ill. historyMcMahon thi rd republi cMacomb 0 0 . Mich . hist .

Macon co. Il l .

MO . 977 82 7

G a. tr . camp Wl d war

Bb758m

Topiee ln blaek face tn e ar enbdivlded. Superior flguree refer to the tablee fol lowing thia lndex

62 1

i nspecti on publi c safetyin industry pol . econ .

i rrigating 63 1 78

ki tchen 643 . 34

loggingmain tenance ind. manage.

propelling shi pbilding63 1 .37

RELATIV INDEXMagnet ic

clutch motor vehicles 629 2442 3

coupl ing radio 62 1 384 1 2 2

detectors 62 1 384 1362

fluid hypnot i smor 1 59 . 962 0 1 63

machines

538 7

538 7

654

538

animal m ind and body 1 34 0 1 62

or 1 59 . 962 0 1 63

cli cot on plan ts ecology 58 1 52 2 24

electrophysiology 6 1 2 0 1 4 4 2 6

terrestrial 538 7

Magneto

boards telefony 6 2 1 3872 2

chem istry 54 1 378

dynamos elect rici ty 537 83

engin eer ing 62 1 3 1 3

interferenceaircraft rad io 62 1 . 384 19 142

motor vehiclespoten t ial regulators eng .6 2 r 3 1 453Magnets

propert ies of 538 . 1

Magn ifiers op t ics 535 8 2

68 1 4 13Magn i tude of stars

Magno, Cc l io Ita l . poet ryMagnol ia

Magnoliaceae 583 1 I41

Magnol iales 583 1 1 4Magnol i ineae 583 1 1 4Magnum os anatomy 6 1 777Maguey fiber

494 SI 1

li terature 894 5"

poultry 636 538Magyars history 943 9 lMahabharata Sanskri t l i t . 89 1 2

Mahaska co. Ia . history 977 784Mahé history 969 6Mah‘mge 967 85Mah iong games 795 3Mahlabat i n i historyMahogany botan yMahometamsm 2 9 7Mahon ing co . 0 . hi st .

Topics in black face type at subdivided .

Mahrah , Arabia hist .M ai denha i r fern botany

floricul ture635 97532

585-7

M ajori tyto legisl . bod .

vote legi slat iv prow dure 328 . 375

M akalahar i hist . 968 1 6

499 . 2 28

M ake and break ign i t ionmotor vehi cles

Making redy pri n t in g 655 3 2


ofii s econ .

buying by bus. meth . 658 725

order housesrout ine ol

’fis econ .

servi s 383

M a i ling lists museum econ .

M a i lly grape 634-8544Raineval, F r .

World war 19 18M ai ls postoflis 383

Ma imon ides or ien ta l phi l .M ai ne , F ran ce history 944 . 1 6

et Lo i re , F r . 94 4 . 1 8

M ai ne, U . S.

adm ission U . S. hist . 973 . 54historyi ndi an war U . S. hi st .

l aw temperance 1 78 . 5

m i l . h ist . Span . war 973 . 8944 1

U . S . civ. war

travelsMa ine

,ba tt leship Span . war

Ma ins steam engi neeri ng 6 2 1 1 853waterworks 62 8 1 5

M ain tenance

roads engineering 625 76

soi l 63 1 .45

in special subject see subjectM a issemy. F r .

World war 1 9 1 8 M ar .

Sep . 940 4357

Ma ist re, Xavier de F r . fi c.

M ai ze agr iculture633 -564

738

946 -7

RELAT IV IN DEXMalvern H i ll U. S. civ. war

Malvoisie grape F rench 634 . 8545 oooperativ economi cs

Span ishMamakhatum

W . war 19 1 6 940 -4292 farm economi cs

Mambwehist . 968 963

Mamelukes Egyp t ian hi st . 962

Mametz World war 19 1 8Mamian i della Rovere.T . 854 . 76

w al la paleontology 569

zoology 599

Mammaryartery. externa l an at . household

in ternal M anagers

gunds ana tomy and workers un ions econ . 33 1 883

physi ology ofli s ol’fis economy 651 1 6

lymf glands an at . un ions econom ics 33 1 882

secret ion an imals Y . M . C. A.Mammee appleMammi llary tubercles anat .6 1 1 8 1 4 2

Mammoni sm ethi cs 1 74 . 5

Mammothcave physica l geografy 551 4 4

paleon tology 569 6

zoology Man che, F ranceMamon frui t culture Manchester , Eng.

Mamuret cl Aziz hist .

M anchineelanatomy 6 1 1

anti qui ty prehi st. arch. 57 1nat . hist . of m an 573 3

doctri nal theology 233

ethnografy 572

in the i ron m ask b iog . 9 2 0 8Isle of history 94 2 . 89

599 -9mental characteri sti cs 1 36

orfaculti es 1 50

or

models museumsnatural hi story of 573

chri sti an doctrin. 233 . 1

evolut ion 575 . 8

m t . hist .

theol . 2 1 3Physiology 6 1 2

plant dissem inat ion58 1 0 52434 Chem ist ry 546 7I

M fiv psychology metallurgy 669 7

or ores econom ic geologyTopica ln hh ck faee type ar subdivided . Super ior flguru refer to the tables tol lowiu this index

U . S. civi l w ar 1 st bat t le 973 73 1 42d bat t le 973 732 8

Manasses. prayer of ApocrM anatee oo. F la . hist .

636hi story 94 4 . 2 1

t ravelsbotany

494 1 3

Manchur ia , Chi na h istory 951 8

636 -59785

orange

M andates coloni za t ionW l d war results

M andatory stud iesMandevi lle , B . de Eng.hum .82 7 53

Mand ible bone ana tomy 6 1 1 7 1 64joint 6 1 1 72 4

Mandibular nerv anatomy 6 1 1 83 1 56

Mandoli n str ingd inst rum . 787 65

M anes nonchr ist . relig. 29 1 . 2 1 34

Manet t i , An ton io Ital . fict . 853 2 3

Maneuveri ng machineryM aneuvers m i l . science 355 5

Manfredi , E . Ital . poet ry 851 56

Mangabot t i . A. dei fict . 853 2 4


Markets (con t.)

RELAT IV IN DEX

domest ic econom y 64 1 4

sales channels 658 . 842

Markham.Edwin Am . poet .8 1 1 . 5

Marking

laundry dom . econom ysilviculture 634 954

sistem educat ion 371 26

Sunday skoolsMarks

commun i t i es pol . sci .

oforigi n law

trademarks

ownership librar i eszootechny

skool credi ts 371 26

Marl fer t i li zers agri c. 63 1 . 82 2

583-677

Marlowe , C. Eng. drama 82 2 . 32

634-432

anc. h istory 939 76

Wl d War 1 9 14191 8 M ar .

JuneJulyJul y—Aug. 940 4351

—2

Marnix, P.

MaroillesMaron i tes

Maroons

sects

F lem ish poetryWorld war 1 9 1 4bist .oi j am a ica 972 9 2

Marot , Clemen t F r . sa t i re 84 7-3 I

Marprelate con t roversy 2 85-9Marque and rep ri sa lsinternat ional law 34 1 -3Marquesas i l an ds h istory 996 3

travel 9 1 9 63Marquet ry ar t i st ic furn i t . 749

cab inet w ork 684Marquet te co. M ich . hist . 977 496

W is.

392 6

39 2 5

in sur an ce 363 -47

1 73 1

1 33-534

or 1 59 . 96 I534

Tonia in b lack face type at subdivided .

M arri age (con t .)l aw

genealogy

line palmi strymoun t

p lanetsM arsanne grape

M arsei lles h istoryt ravel

sw i ne

Marshal l co . Il l .

Ind .

Ia .

h i story

hygi ene of pub . bel th

physical geology

registerssacram en t

v i ta l stat ist icsM arr ied women

labor economics 331 43

Marrow . bon e h i stology 6 1 1 . o 1 846


Marryat . F . Eng. fi ct ion 82 3 78

M ars

M arsh elderplan ts ecologyrosemarymoorwor t

sea lavendersheepshorthand

by languajstructure

55 1 -49

M arsi l iales

Marsipobranchn fishes 597 2

Marston , J : Eng. comedy 8 2 7 34M arsup ialia mamm a ls 599 2

Marsup ial i da zoology 593 76

M arten 599 744472

634-8470 9

Superior figures refer to the tables fol lowing thi s index

DECIMAL CLASIF ICATIONM arthold sheepM a rt ial Lat in sa t i re

M ar t ial law juri sprudence 344pol . sci .

songs music

M art in co. F la . history music

Ind .

M art inez de l a Rosa , F .

M ar t i n ique h i story 9 72 98

t ravel s 9 1

M ar t inpuich World war 1 9 1 8M ar tore l , Joan et Ca ta l .fi ct .

.M artyni aceaeMartyrs persecutions 2 72

M arvel , Ik Am . m iscel .

M arvell. Andrew Eng sa t .

Maryqueen of Eng. Eng . h i st . 94 2 . 0 54

Scots Scot . 94 1 0 5V i rgin b iografy2

3 2 . 9 3 1

M aryland , Afr ica hi st . 966 . 67

U. S.

F o r m i l i ta ry h istory. see subd ivi si on s o i Speci a l cam pa i ns an dM i l i ta ry h i sto ry un der

an d 9 73-89

travel

trav. 974 ‘M ascheron i , L. Ita l . poet ryM asculinzodiac signs astrology 1 33 52 32

or

M asefiel d , J Eng . drama 82 2 . 9 1

poet . 82 1 . 9 1

M ashonaland hi storyM ashukulumbwe 968 955

M ask balls 793 386

M askinonge co . Que. hi st .

M asks

amusem’ts

customs

dramat ic music

l ight ing accessori es

motor veh icles 629 . 2 7 1 33

theater 792

M asn ieres World war 1 9 1 7 M asters , E , L,

M asochism men t . derange. M asters

or skool 371 1 473

Topics in black face type ar subd ivi ded . Superior figures refer to the tabl es fol low i ng th‘s index

Mason

an d D i xon ’

s li ne slaveryco . Il l . h i story

M ich .

W . Va .

M ason ic songs

Mason ryadhesivs h i l di ng

engin’

g

an t i secret soci et i es

hi ldi ngbri dges, archt .fort ifi cat ion slin ing m in ingroofs arch i tecturevi l lage houses arch i t.

Mason s secret societ ies

M asquerades , see M asks

M asr-el-Bahri hi st .trav.

Mass

balan cing steam turb ins 6 2 1 1 6537

cathol ic r i tual 2 64 oz 5

sacred music 783 2

cosmology 1 1 9

law of grav i ty 53 1 54

of earth 52 5 1 1

reci tat iv m usic 784 2

Massac co . Il l . h istoryMassachuset ts. U . S.hi story

F or m i l i tary h i story , sec subd i v1si ons of Spec i a l cam pa i n sand M i l i ta ry hi sto ry unde r9 73 52 . a nd

K ing Ph i lip '

s w a r 973 2 4

Shay's rebell ion 973 3 1 8

travelM assacre of innocen ts

Massage therapeut ics 6 1 5 82

M assariaceae 589 2351

M assasoi t grape

M assaua hist . 963 5

Masseter muscle an at . 6 1 1 732 71

Massi llon , 0 . h istory 977 1 6 23

M assina history 966 24

M assinger , P . Eng. d ram a

M assowah history 963 5

Master and servan t fam .eth . 1 73 8

law 34 7 6

Am . poet . 8 1 1 5

DECIMAL CLASIF ICATIONMathema ti cs 51 0

Mathews, C. Am . drama 8 1 2 3 2

M athews 00 . Va. hist .M athurins monasti c order

nerv , inferi orMaxim gun ordnance

queens bee keep ing Maxima and m inima

Mat in s catholi c ri tual algebraM atoniaceae calculus

geomet ryMaximi lian 1 Ger hi st .

Matri culati on schools 2

M atrimony. see M arriage “M axims Eng. li teratureM ats straw manuf. 677 54 1 1 law

Mat ter on speci al topics seesubjectand energy cosmologym etaphysics 1 1 7

54 1

physi cs 530 1 M ay 1 customs

properti es of uving 577 labor holidaysMatthew , gospel of 2 2 6 2

Matthias German history passion flower

Matt ias, Canon Swed .m i sc .

Matt ing dom . econ om y 64 5 1

l i b . 0 2 2 . 96 2

odis furn ishings pest bee disease

rushes manuf. 677 . 5442 Mayastraw

M attock . 631 .3 1 1 6 civi lizationmen tal carac. language

M ayaca botanyper iod of botanyphysioloy Mayaceas

M aubeuge, F r .

World war 1 9 14

1 9 1 8

M augham .W : S. Eng. drama 82 2 . 9 1

M aupassant , Guy de F r . fie.

Maur i tan ia anci en t hist . 939 71M azdaism

MausoleumsM aute historyMaxi llary

artery, externa l anat . 6 1 1 1 33 2 3

in ternal 6 1 1 1 3328

Topics in black face type ar eubdivided.

72 2 9

9 13 72

497

584-37

584 -37

Mayenne , F rance hi st . 944 1 6

M ayflower descendan ts soc. 369 . 1 2 4

Maynard , F . F r . poet ry 84 1 . 4 2

Mayo. Ireland history 94 1 . 73

Mayor F r . loca l gov. 352 . 0440 7

295

or

968 -938

M azur ian lakes W. war 1 9 14

i 9 1 5 940 -425l

M azurka dance

music composi t ion781 . 50 8523

p iano music



DECIMAL CLASIF ICATIONM elancholia (con t .)involut ionmi nd and body 1 32 I9S7

0"

mind and body 1 33 -35

0'

M elancholy mind and body0' 1 59 -9745

M elanconi aceae fungi 589 -243

M elancon iales 589 -243

M elanconi diaceae 589-3‘35I

M elancon i eae 589 2 43M elanesia hi story 993

t ravels 9 1 9 -3

M elanthaceaeM elanthioi deae 534-32 1

M elaphyr li thology 553 -39

M elastomaceae botany 583 -43

583-43Melbourne hi story 994 . 5

t ravels 9 1 9 45

68 1 . 84 1

653-42

653-773

M elinae 599 744474Meliori sm ph i losof. syst . 1 49 5

Mel issus Gk ph i losofy 1 82 3

M elodeon music 786 9

l 52 -2 3745

0' I.S9-932 3745

78 1 . 4

539-2351

M elosiraceae

M elotrope manuf. 68 1 83 1

M elsetter history 968 932 7

M elt ing p rae. chem . 54 2 . 48

poin ts thermochem .54 1 . 36

Melvi lle, H erm an Am . fie.

M embersexofii cio legis. bodi es 328 332

number 32 8 3349

Topica in black faoe type ar aubdivided .

Membranes

adm in . of m ed icin bycellular hi stologyof t he hart diseases

school observanceU. S. civi l war

sermons bi ografy

Memor ialsAmer i can revolutionU . S. civi l warWor ld war 1 9 1 4—1 9

chi l dstudy

defects

grape

371 365

973 763

92 0

legi slativ bodi eswi thout vote

lists. legislativ ofi cial

unofi‘i cial

museum economySunday skools

Membrana tympan i

0' IS9-9325M emel World war 1 9 1 5M emoi rs biografy 92 0

sci en ti fic soc. 50 6

M emorandaheds ofi s economy 651 . 714ofii s fitt ings 651 . 4658

suppliestemporary records of. ec.

M emorial

0'

0' l 59 922 7253

0'

0' 1 59 95322

in an imals zoology 59 1 . 5 1

Supufin ihnun rehr to thaumhu fdmndng flMa hubx


chronometryconfusi on medi cin

m ind and

decline per iod of

defectiva chi ldstudy

or

or

leading to cr ime

0' 1 59 -9734

0'

1 32

or

development chi l dstudy

or

education 370

disabil i ty, inher i tedhyg.

di seases

1 32

0'

disposi t ion theo. ofmemory 1 54 0 1 6533

0 7 1 59 9530 1 6533

di ssociat ion hypnot i sm 1 34 . 0 1 6 1

or

6 1 6 .

or 1 59 9 7298 1 33

eugeni cs

or

M en tal (con t .)eutheni cs

spi ri t ism

heredi ty gen ius

hygi enei nher i tance laws of

psychol

overwork men tal hyg

photografs

physiology

psychoanal isis

reason i ng processes

science

men tal hygieneTopics in black face type at subdivided . Superior

or

1 50

or 1 59 . 9

of an imals zool .fenomena of sleep

or

1 33 -93

or 1 59 9 6 1 731 50

or 1 59 . 9habi t theories of memory0' IS9-9530 1 6532

or

0 ' IS9 9243

mind and bodyor 1 59 . 92 23

or

mesuremen ts chil dstudy

or 1 59 . 92 27o72

L

or 1 59 . 928

psychometryor 1 59 .9383

psychOphyshxr rsz . 82

or 1 59 . 9382

or 1 59 9 1336

1 50

or 1 59 . 9

1 39

-9255

physiology mind and body 1 3 1or 1 59 . 9 1

st ruggle among emot ions

or 1 59 942 0 1 63

1 50

or 1 59 . 9

or 1 59 . 9 1324

figures refer to th e tabl es fol lowing this index

RELAT IV IN DEX

manuf.metrology 389offis fit

'

gs

physicspsychom .

or

oi angles crystal lografy

surveyingdistances surveyingheat electr ic meth.

526 -94

5155-2

595-735

or

574 . 1 3

plants 58 1 1 3

physiologi c chemistryphysiology 6 1 2 39

Metacarpal bones ana t . 6 1 1 71 78

Metacarpophalan geal join ts 6 1 1 72 78Metacarpus anat . 6 1 1 . 71 78

583 sMenchromism botany 58 1 3 243

Metagenesis an ima ls 59 1 1 63

biology 574 1 63

plants 581 1 63Metalbeams bridge cagin 'g 624 2 2 7

677 . 72a 677 0 53

filaments elec. li ghti nginstrumen ts manuf.lath mason ry“ts manuf.Pavements cagin

'

g“filers agriculturef°°fins hi lding 695 -4Sheet. shop mfg p lan t 6 2 1 . 792Sheets, perforated manuf.work museum collect ions

677-53Metalized fi lamen ts

elec. light 62 1 . 32 63 1

arch i tec. 72

Topics in bh ck face type ar subdivided .

M etall ic (con t .)ores econ. geol.poi sons therapeuti csroofs arch i tecture

organ ic chem ist ryt ran smuta t ion of

Metalwork, art ist ic

Meta lworking tools,mach.M etamorphi c rocks geol.

plan t m i tosi sMetaphors rhetor icM etaphysi ccomposi t ion ontologyhea lingmovement , new

theori es of memorysensat ion

695 -4

MetallurgyMeta lsbear i ng mech . engin ’

g

motor veh iclesb i l d ing m a ter ia lsco inagehi storyi norgan i c ch em i strymanufactures

phys. geol.M etamorphosisbiologybotany 58 1 . 34

comparat i v physiol. 6 r 2 65 1

of insects 595 7

par ts, abnor. botanyzoology embryology 59 r 34

varia t ion 59 r 1 5 1

0 ’ l 59 . 9 1 .7124

or

or

or

or

M etaphysi cs 1 1 0

Metapore anat . 6 1 1 8 1 85

Super ior fl ut es refer to the tables fol lowing this index



M icroscop ic

li fe in vertebrates 592

material, preparati on of

F or kind app l yd to special fibersee name of fiber

Mi croscopy 578

an im al h istology 59 1 8humanli thologystudy of d iseasevegetable histology 581 .8

Mi crosperm ee botany539—47433

58 1 .322

589 -4742 8

M icrothyr iaceae 589 . 2355M icrotome m icroscopyM ictur i t ion physiol. 6 1 2 4671 r

Mi dbrain anatomyM iddelburg , Capeof h is. 968 766

TransvaalM idden s

and privi es scaven gingki tchen p reh ist . arch .

Middle

323-32

W 1 59 » 9324

427-0 2

49 1 -3

967-51

States, 0 . S. hi story 974

F or mi l i ta ry h istory of al l ori ndi vi dua l sta tes. see subdivi sions of Speci al cam pa i ns

an d Mi l i ta ry hi story under

9 1 3 9 73-7 and 9 73-8 9

Sufiolk swi ne

breaker

historytravel

Egypt

Indi e languaj

Topi cs in black face type at subdivided.

West div.

M i ddle (cont .)W id war

woold sheep

obstetr i cs

M ie, Japan history

hist .

M idshipman 's butter frui tM idw i fery. an t isept ics in

F ort Am . revol .

men ethnology

940 -41273

M iddleman poli tical econ .

M i ddlesex co. Ct . historyEng.

M ass.

N . J .On t .

Va.

M iddletown , Va . bat tleM idges agric. pests

en tomol.M idland co.M ich.M idlan ds, Eng.

634-94823

572 -3

325

M igratory apiaryM i jert ins sul tunate h ist .M ikawa , JapanM ikkelsen ,H ans Dan .m isc. 839 8 1 823

Mi la y F on tana ls.MM i lan hi story 945 . 2

t ravelshist .agriculturebotanydomest ic econ . 648 7

M i li tar ism World war causesM i l i taryacadem ies 355 0 7

aeronauti cs 62 3 74

and naval arts 355

order of U . S.

an t i qui t ies 355 0 9

archi tecture, hi ldings 62 3 . 6 1forti ficati ons 62 3 1

balloons engi n’

g



M i llet agri c.

botanyM i l levoye, C :H . F r . poet . 841 .67

M i lliken repeaters teleg.

trades 687 .4

Mi lling tools 62 1 9 1

595-6 1

and mann works 62 1 7

Camp , embark. W l d war

V0 747tr . camp W ld war

Eh747

co. Ia . historyflour , meal feed arch.

634-84709

paper arch. m .46

manufactures 676

text i l archi tec. 7a5 4 1

677woodworking 81 Gb. -44

M i lly-dev't-Dun W . war 19 18 940 -4366

M ilos swine 636 4 72

Mi lton . John Eng poet 82 ! 47M i lwaukee ci ty.W i h ist 977 595

977 594

l i nsnfighnhnr cuuflnl's 63 ! 7

M imasaka. Japan hist 952 -W4?

Mimasaku ,

Mimeograf otfls fi t tings 652

Min n ie arts 792

53 1 -l 55zoology

Mimet ism comp. physiol. 6 1 2 . 0 1 62

Mm icry 6 1 2 . 0 1 6 2

581 -5737

social ethics 1 77 1

M imo eae

M inamotoahoguns Jap.hlet.33°

0'

and body 1 30

or

body performance0' l 59-90 1 92 5

chi l dstudy

or

T“pics in blsck face type ar suhdivided. Superior

M ind (cont .)

therapeut icsdust theorymind-body rela t ions

educational psychologyin animals psych

zookmc'

physiologi c psychologymind and body

telepathystufi theorymind-body relat ions

const i tuents of foodco. W. Va . h istory

zoologyhdhus

cars enmfineerhugfields, an t isubmari neW .war 4516

fires enghuuui ngRun , campain U . S. hist .

engineer'

gsurveyingM ineola , L. I.

training camp W l d war

hdhunflanuus shhflfikhnghl huuad

amendments soi lcenunflm: chena. umflL

foods physi ologyzoohufiuqr

irr i tant poisons therap.

(fil refinfingoi l s

a i r pollat .

chemi c tech.

634 -9837

940 -4 1 273

Vo747

Eh747

975-494

677-5

econom . geologyfigures refer to the tables fol lowing this index

M insk World war 1 9 1 8 1‘Mi scellany Eng. li ter .

M ints botany 583 . 89 1 M ischococcales

field crops M iscoun t of ballots fraudsgarden Mi sers, lives ofpoli t . econom y 33 2 . 46 M ish grape

M inuet dan ce 793 32 Mishna Juda ismmusic form 78 1 50 8 13 M isi nterpretat ion

M in ute books curiosa 0 99 . 1 of sense impression

recievers horology 1 63

wheels 68 1 1 1 2 2

M inutes

of meet ings ot’fis econ . 651 . 77

M inya history 962 26

M iocene period geology 551 782


M iquelon i l ands.N . F . hi st .

M i racle bat tery W l d war

J 1O2F

playsEngli sh li terature 82 2 1

genera l history 80 9 2 linkreligion 2 44

theater 792 1

M i racles argumen t of fai th2 ii i -73

B ible 23 1 73

doctrins 2 3 1 77

N ew Testam'

t

postbibli ca l 2 3 1 73

M iracu lus objectsplaces 23 1 . 73

M i rage opt ics 53S 3

M ir ica

M i r icaceae

M iri opoda

M i ri st iceae 583 1 1 46

M i robal an

M irrh perfume plan tsM irrors manuf . 68 1 42

opt ics 535 87

plan ts583 42

583 4

M irt le

634 42

obstetri cs 6 1 8 39

ethicshygi enelaw

’M iscellan ies see subjectsTopics in black face type at subdivided .

evolut ion

828

589-4853

2 96

U . s. h ist . 973 54

Misrule , Spanish , in CubaU . S. h istoryMissals

,annotated music

catholic ri tua l 2 64 . 0 2 5

i lluminated 0 96 . 1

M issaukee co. M ich . h ist .M issi ng limbs

i llusi ons of

M issi on

grape

of men teachersteacherswomen teachers

Mi ssi onari es, lives ofM issionary R idge , bat t le

skoolsM issions

ci ty 266home an d foren 2 66

musi c for sacred music 783 7

nonchri st ian 29 1 7

pari sh 2 69Roman catholi cSunday skools 2 68 1 5

M issisquoi co. Que. hist . 971 . 462

M ississipp i

bubble loan inst i tutes 1

0 0 . Mo . history 977 . 898

ri ver descr ipt ion

discov. U . S. hist . 973 1 6

state

adm issionhi storyF or m i l i ta ry h istory of state.

see subdivi si on s of Speci alcam pai ns an d Mi li ta ry h istory under and

secessi on U . S. hist .

va l ley descrip t ion 9 1 7 7

M issouri

comprom ise U .S. ci v. w ar

currant

ri ver descr ipt ion 9 1 7 78

Superior figures refer to the tables fol low ing this index


DEC IMAL CLASIF ICATIONM oney 332 4

admini strat ion 351 82 2

ai d for poor 362 53

coun t ing machines manuf.68 1 . 1 45

deposi t by l i b . borrower 0 2 4 1 4

making commerce 658

eth ics 1 74 4

P3 ? “ 332 S

pri ze m i li tary sciencesolici t ingrules econom ics

libraryofii s econ .

M on fa lcone World war 1 9 15M ongalla hist .

Mongolia . China history 951 7

M ongolian lang’s Ural-Al t.yellow races 49s

li t’s Ural-Altai c 894 2

yellow races895race psych .

0”I59 ‘91’2’495

M ongol icza swine 636 . 472

M ongolism men t . defici en cy 1 32 . 2432 2

or

Mon gols history 950

894 -3Russian h istoryM ongoose

M oni lialesMon i sm

x4 7

psychic m i nd-body rela .

or

0' 5 9 90 1 6332

M onist ic theoriesof mind-body relations

or

Mon i teau co . Mo . history1 33 -93

0”l 59 -96 1 73Moni tor

an d Merrimac U . S. hist .

973 -7S2

Mon i torial system ofeduc. 371 . 4 1

school governmen t 3 71 57

warshi ps naval eng.

M onkeypot tree

Toflca in black lace type at subdivided.

Monkeys zoologyM onkoya hist .

Monks reli gi ous ordersMonmouthbat t le Amer . revol.co . England

N . J. historyMonmouth's rebell ionM ono co. Cal . hist

M onochlamydeae

M onoplanes

sta te finance

133343’

Monocacy, Mdbat t le U . S. civ. war 973 7369

599 -725

583 -9

Monocotyl edone botany 584

M onocotyledoneae 584epigynae

hypogynae

M onocotyledones 584M onocularpercept ion physiol.

psych . 1 52 . 1 372 1

0' l 59 -931 371’l

M onocyclesM onodel fia zool.M onoecious di clin i sm bot .

Monogam y fami ly ethicshygiene 6 1 3 89

Monograms design 745Monoli ths p reh ist . arch. 571 . 94

Monoman ia insani ty0" IS9-972

Monona 00 . l a . hist . 977 . 744

Monongahela yal .W .Va.hi st 975 451

Mon onga l ia co. W. Va .

M onopetalae

rolling stock engin’

g

tracks

M onorai lways commerce 385 65

Monosacchari ds nutri t ion 6 1 2 396 1 3

M onotheist ic religionMonoton y vs variet y ofli brary work 0 2 3 70 1

ofli s

Monot remata mamma ls 599 . 1

M onotropaceae botany 583 63

M onotropeaa 583 63

Superior uurea rd er to the tables iol lowing thia inder

D EC IMAL CLASIF ICATIONMon t i , Vi ncen zo Ita l. poet .85 1 . 64

M on t icola ,vi t is grape cul t .

M on tmagny co. Que. hist . 971 . 4735

M on tmedy World war 19 14 .

M on tmorency co. M ich. hist .

Que.

M on toku Japanese 952 . 0 1 6 1 6

M on tour co. Pa .

M on treal , Que.

t ravel 9 1 7 142 8 1

Mon ts de p i é t éloan inst i tutes 332 33sta te con t rol 351 8 2 5

M on tsioa's coun try hist . 968 . 1 8

Monumen ts

Ameri can revolution

emot ions

mind and body0' l 59 -972953

M oody, W :V. Amer . drama

Moon

or

astronomy53 3 -39

efiect on t i des

l ine palm i st ry0 7 IS9 92 57432

maps observat ion s 52 4 . 3

mount palm istry'

0' 1 59 -92 5742

observat ion of

t ype pri n t ing for blind 655 38

worship 29 1 . 2 1 2 7

M oonding domest ic an imalsM oonseed botany 583 . 1 1 6

M oore,E : Eng . essaysG fict ion

T poetry

M oore

early grapelamp elec. light ingtheoryconson . and d issou.

physiologypsychology

M oori ng masts ai rports

Moorisharch i tecturekingdomlanguajes

manuf.

educat ion

imbeci li ty

insan i ty

phi losofy

qual i t ies m en t . hered

vi ewpoin t

spec. subject see subjectM orali typ laces of labor econ .

plays theaterTepico in black face type ar subdivided . Superior figures refer to the h blu fol lowing this index

M oors

expulsion Sp . hist .high plan t format ionslow

Moot courts‘M ootan languajM oquet carpet

M oraceae botanyM oraceous frui ts agn

'

c.

Mora ines glaciersMora lagency, free doc. theol .defect ivs chi ldstudy

or

371 -93

educati on 377

expectat ion s p robabi l .governmen t in schools 37 1 58hered i ty metaphysicstheology 2 33 3

0' I59 -9734

impoten ce ment . derange.

0' l 159 -973435

or

1 70

1 36 -33

or 1 59 92 232

1 70

1 7 1 . 2

1 71

or

DECIM AL CLASIF ICATIONM orotoki Japanese hist . 952 . 0 2 1 2 7

M orphin habi tethicsmen tal derangement

634-3544Morri s, W Eng. poet ry 82 1 . 85

M orris

co. Kan .

N . J . 974 -974

dan c’

e 793 3 1

i laud , S. C. U .S. ci v. war 973 735 1

Morri stown , N . J . Am . rev.

Morrow co. 0 . historyMorse automa t ic telegraf 6 2 1 382 4 1

code elec.

radio 62 1 .3841 92 1 4M ortal sin Chr ist ian doet .

Mortali tylaw of insurance

living organ isms biol .

studen t

Mortarhi ld i ng materi alengi neeri ngmoun ts ordnance

Mortars

ordnance

prehistoric archeologyM ortgage compan i es

M ortgages finance

law

M ort ierellaceaeMort i fica t ion surgeryMortma i n law

M orton co. Kan . historyMorton

'

s F ord , Va .

U . S. ci v i l war 973 . 736 2

Mortuarybi ldings archi tecture

393

desi gns sacred ornam’

ts 2 4 7 . 3

statistics population 3 1 2

registration 6 14 . 1 2

636 386

M oshi

ethi csGoose folklore

Mosaic

inher i tance biologylaw Old Testamen t

w indow s, arch i tec. decor . 72 9 85work 74 7

Mosai cs

archi tectural decorati on 72 9 7floors and floori ng 72 1 . 67religious ornamen ts

634 . 849M oschatelMoscherosch .J M . Ger .sa t . 1

M osci ska World war 19 1 5Moscow hi story

t ravel 9 1 4 73M oselle, F rance hi storyMosen tha l .S.H . Ger . dram . 83 2 . 82

M oses and Eldad pseudep .

assumpt ion 2 29 91 3history 967 87

297

M osques archi tectureM osqui to hawk en tomol.

shore , Cen t . Am .

'

972 85

M osqui toesagr i culture 632 77

an ima l parasi tes 59 1 69

destruct ion aeronaut ics 629 . 1386 12

parasi t ic diseases

public bel th 6 1 4 43zoologyM ossaka 967 2 7

M ossamedes 967 35M ossel Bay 968 738

M osses

botanyflori cul ture

sea al gaut i lizat ion forest prod .

M ossi historyM ossworts

M osul historyMotet sacred music

M oth , gi psy1 73 S

398 . 8

61 8

tung elem . educ.

M otherspensionsMoths agri culture

dom . econ .

econom . zoologysystemat ic



DECIM AL CLASIF ICATIONMuller , F . P . D an . poet ry Mumps

M uller theorycolor sense physiol .

psych .

ar i se-93 1 374 1 53

Muller 's duct anatom y 6 1 1 669

M ulondo history 967 37

Multangulum m ajus, os 6 1 1 71 775

m inus, os

M ult icyclesM ul t iengind ai rp lanesMul t ifidusmuscle anat .

M ul t imemberconst i tuency sufi rage court

Mult iovulate elect ions local gov'taquati cs botanyterrestres

M ult iplaneai rcraft angi n

’

g

M ult i pleconsciousness spir i t ism

furrow plowin tegrals calculus 51 7 34

layeri ng 631 .5342

person al i ty medicin 6 1 6 85234

mi nd and body 1 32 1 5234

0’ 5 9 9 7252 34

sp ir i t ism 1 33 90 1 6 1

or

pregnancy obstet rics

spark gaps radio 62 1 . 384 1 3 1 2

stars astronomy 52 3 84

tuned an tennas radi o 62 1 . 384 1356

un i t cont rol elec. t ract . 62 1 .3344

M ult iplexrad io sist ems

telegrafacommun ica t ion

elect ric engi neering

M ulti plici ty

Mult i speed motorsM ulti tude on tology U ”S' ci v. war 973 7337

Murmurselectron tube radi o 62 1 . 384 1 326 arterial physiology 6 1 2 1 33wave length mesure. rad io

M um ble-the-peg game muscle 6 1 2 74 1 8

Mummies Murneer , T Ger . sat i re 837 . 4 1

Topics in bh ck face type ar aubdivided. Superior figurea refer to the tablea fol lowing this index

di seases 6 1 6 . 3 1

public hel th 6 1 4 544M unch, P. A. N orw . essaysMun ch 75Munci e, Ind . historyM undane astrology

or

M undar i languajesM unetaka , Pr ince Jap . hist .M ungo manuf.Mun i ch history 943 36

t ravelsMun i ci palbonds poli t . economy 332 6

ci vi l servis 352 . 0 0 5corporati ons admin . 352

law 347 1

352 -0 0 4

33 1 ~79Sengineer ing 352 5

governmen t adm i n. 352

laundries dom . econ . 648 1

law adm in . 352

statutes 340

savings banksM un icipali ties adm in . 352

M uni nto i landa history 952 . 85

Mun i tionsof war mi l . eng. 62 3 .4

966 . 97

by languaj 653-42

st ructure

Munster , Ireland hi story 94 1 9

travel 9 14 . 1 9

M unster sheep 636 . 3335

M un tafik Wor ld war 1 9 1 5Mun taner , R . Catalan mi sc. 849 . 981 3

M uragami Japanese hist .M urakami

Muralci rcles ast ron . inst rum . 52 2 . 3 2

decora ti ons arch i tec. 72 9

Muratori , L. A. Ita l. essays 854 . 56

Murcia . Spai n hi story 946 7Murder cr iminal law 343

M uretsu Japanese hist .

M urex agricul ture

M useums (cont .)art fin e arts

state con t rol

medi calschool equipmen t

Sunday open ingschools

D ECIM AL CLASIF ICATION

70 8

35 1 -853

79 1

069

tests, psych.other museums see subject

M ush Wor ld war 19 1 6 Musi cians

19 1 7

Mushrooms botany 589 2 2 2

culture M usk duckfood 64 1 358

Music

as a profession

manuf.mech. instrum ’

ts

ha lls arch i tecture lakesin the home M uslin , cotton

li brary admin ist rat ionmuseum

room domest i c econ .

li brary bi l d ings

therapeut icsU . S. history ci vi l war

revolut ionwar of 1 8 1 2

World war 19 1 4— 19Musica lclocks manuf. 68 1 1 1 34form 78 1 5

glasses amusemen ts

instrumen ts

534 85

cords manuf.

manuf. m ech. tradesEntente

music

“3 3 5374 M utat ion1 52 ”74 theory evolut ion

0 7 “19 0 33874 variat ion botanyquali ty physiol . Mut i la t ions

psych. of library booksor w ar customs 399

funk : in bhmk fiuw tnn su suh fi fi duh Sh p uhw finu es nwu 1 n th eumku fdmmdmg dns hb

M usic (con t .)sensations physiology 6 1 2 85874

psych. 1 513 -2874or

skool equi pmen tsounds acoust i cs 534 3

spark radio sistems

talen t personali ty0' I59 0 9233378

or 1 59 92823878bi ografy 9 2 7 8

discussion

634-8544636 -59783

Muskegon ci t y, Mich . hi st .977 . 457

00 977-457Musketoons sma ll arms 6 2 3 . 442

M uskets manufacture 683

small arms

Musl ringum co. 0 . hi st . 977 . 1 9 1

M uskmelon971 . 3 1 6

t rav.

manuf.Muspi l l i Ger . poet ry 83 1 1 4

Musqui tos, see Mosqu i toesM ussels culture

zoologyMusset ,L fc!A .de F r . dram . 84 2 76

poet .

M ustang grape 634-8467

ponyM ustard botany

emet ics

field cr0 ps

garden

M ustel i dae zoologyM ustel inae 599 . 744472

M uster rolls mil . serv.

W ld war

A2

Cent. p’rs

A2

A2


N rays mesologyN aevius, Gne us Lat . dram . 872 . 2

N aftha chem . tech.domest i c fuel

N afthalen e organi c chem .

N agano, Japan hist . 952 1 63

N ahumN aiadales

strength of ma teri al sN ai rn . Scot land history

N ajadales

N akamikado Jap . hist .

Nakedneck fowlsN akedwood M yrtaceaa

N ambu, Japan hist .

Names

botanic

m isspeld l i b . access. dep’

t 0 2

of days of weekmon thsperson s and p laces 92 9 4

0 14

Wor ld war 19 141 9 14history

599-74423

N angasaki , sec N agasaki

N aniwa , Japan hist .953 -3

N ansei i lands, Japan hist .travel

N ansemond co. Va . hist .

Nan tes hi story 944 1 4

travelsTopics in black face type at subdivided .

Napa co. Cal . hist .

Naphtha chem . tech.

dom . econ .

N aples, Italytraveltravel

Napoleon1 F r . hist . first con sul .

emp . 944 -0 5

Russ.

Scand.

N apoli , ItalyN apt fabr ics manuf.N ara , Japan hi st .

944 -0 7

rel ig. hist. F rance

Nan to , Taiwan hist .Nantucket co. M ass.

9 1 7-449

979 4 19

665 . 5

644 -23Naphthalene organ . chem .

Napiervi lle co. Que. hist .64 2 7

Europ . hi story 940 2 7

N arcissism medi cin

mind and body07 1 59-972974

N arcolepsy medicin

mi nd‘

and body07 !599 7253

poisons therapeut.

acti on of hygi eneand stimulan ts ethi cs 1 78

moral use of 1 78 .8

therapeutics

Nardi . Jacopo Ital. essaysNarew World war 19 15N ariyoshi , Prince Jap . hist .N arocz lake W ldWar 19 16

Superlor figures rafer to the tables fol lowing thi s lndex



or

nat . h ist . of man 573 5

poli t ical standing 3 2 4 1 5

servan ts dom . econ .

slavery 326

songs music 784 756

sufl'

rage pol . sci .

U . S. hist .

t roops U . S. ci v. war 973 . 74 1 5

N egroes div. W ld war

E093

pass'

ger rates rai lw . 385 . 132 267Y. M . C . A.

Nehemiah Bible 2 2 2 8

N eighborhood gi ldssocial clubs 367

psychologic i nfluences 1 36 . 2 7

or 1 59 92 2 2 7N ejd , Arabia historyN elli , Pi et ro Ita l . sa t i reN elson 0 0 . Va . hist .

Nelumbacee 583 1 1 8

N elumbonoidete 583 . 1 1 8

N emaha co. Kan . hi st .

N emastomataceae

en tomol. 595 771

parasi t . d is.

zool.N emean games G k an t iq.N emertean worm zool . 595 . 1 24

N emert in i zoology 595 . 1 24

952 -475N eocene per iod geologyN eocr i t ici sm phi los. sist .

N eodym ium chem ist ry 546 64

N é o-Grec archi tectureN eokan t ism phi los. sist . 1 42

N eoli thic age preble. arch.man psychol. 2

or

N oology rat ionalism 2 1 1

N eomekan ism phi los. si st . 1 46

N eon inorgan ic chem .

‘N eopersian languajli terature

physi ology

elemen tsfa t igue physiologyfibers ment. physiol.

impulse men t . physiol

0”l.59 -94231 5

medi cin

mi nd and body0' l 59 '97243fun ct ion s of an imals 59 1 1 8

plants 58 1 1 8

physi ology 6 1 2 1 8


5

N eoplasmspathologyphysiology 6 1 2 60 54

N eoplaton ism

N eoplaton ists, apolog . ag’

st

N eorealism phi los. sist .

N eo-scholast icism 1 49 2

N eosho co. Kan . h ist .

Neostyle offi s equipmen t 652

Nepal h istory 954 2

t ravel 9 1 5 42

N epal goatNepen thacee botany 583 92 2 1

N ephroselm idaoeaa 589 97444

Nephrotomy surgery 6 1 7 46

Nepos, Corneli us Lat . h i s.

Nepot ism ci vi l servi s 351 1

Neptune descri p . ast ron . 52 3 . 48

Nernst lamps elec. light 6 2 1 32 653

Nerv

cells histology

or

physiologysuperior reflexes 6 1 2 8338

connect ions men t . physiol .or

or

or

or 1 59 . 9 1 2 1

RELATIV IN DEXNew (cont

division Wid war

war of 181 2

r m i l i tary h isto of N ew

gggland or i ts i vi dualstates. see subdivisions of

us and M i l i taryhl StO l

’

Y “ 33 : 9 73 3 . 9 73 1and 9 73 . 39

Em m a history 971travels

Granada. S. A. history 986Guinea 995

Hampshi rg‘

U . S.

For mi l i tary h i story8see 9 73

973 1 44 3 and 9 73 8944 3

Haven ci ty.Conn . hist . 974 . 68

co. Conn . 974 . 67

Hebrides.AustralasiaHol land, Austral ia 994Ireland. Australasia

d

jersey, U . 8. 974 ° 9For mi l i ta

o

h istory. see subdivisions Special campai nsand H i l lary history under

973 3 9 1 3 1 and 9 73 89

Jerusalem church 2 89 . 4

Kent 00 . Va. hist .London 00 . Ct . hi storyMadrid co . Mo. 977. 8985Market .Va . U .S.ci v.war 973 7369metaphysi c movemen t

or

Mexican goat 636 -3981

Mexico, U S

F or m i l i t ia?

see subdivi si ons sm g

see

campainsand M i l i tary history under9 73 7 and 9 73 89

Kearny i n Mex. war

Orleans. La.

batt le U .S. war 1 8 1 2

capture civ. war 973 733

exposi t ionhistory 976 -3nav.hist . U .S.civ.war 973 753

travels 9 1 7 63Platonlsm 1 86

Tosiu ln bh ck h ce type u subdlvided.

N ew (cont .)P lymouth colonyRiver valley, W. Va .

Smyrna , F la . hist .

South Wa lesSweden , Penn .

Newburgaddresses Am . revol .Washington ’

s hedquar .

00 . Del .

hi st .

974 -8

2 25

biografyGreek dia lect84 87 3pseudep igrafa 2 29 -94

0' 1 59-9 1 324

653-72 5

394 -268

398 -33242

974 -7

9 1 3 . sz .9 1 3 . 1 and

travel

ci ty B ri t . occupa . 973 .332 3

evacuat ion 973 . 339hi storytravelsvi ci nage hist.

div. W id war

E0 2 7

soc. 2dwar w . G t . B r .

Univ. of State ofYork'

s Own div. W ld war

E0 77

Zealand historyhempNewark. N . 1 . hi story

0 977-1 54 !

Newaygo co . M ich .Newborncare of

nourishmen t of physiol .

968 4 2

Newfoundland 971 8

Newport ci ty. R . I . hist .

t ravels00 . R . l . hist .

Superior uures refer to the tables iol lowing this index

RELATIV INDEXNib descr ipt ion

goat agri culture

Nine holes.game

men'

s morris

Ninepins game

Nineteenth cent 'yEur. hist . 940 . 28

Ninety-six. F ort , S. C.

Amer . revol. 0 73 -3373

Nineveh anc. h istorycunei form long.

Ninken Japanese hist .

Ninko 952 . 0 2531

952 . 0 1 6 14

Ninth nerv anatom y 6 1 1 83 1 9


Nintoku Japanese hist .

Niobium inorgan . chem .

Nipal. India h istory 954 2

t ravel 9 1 5 4 2

953

Nipissing dist. Ont. hist.lake travel

953

Nipple an atom y583 -552

952

Nirvana or ien ta l fi losofy 1 8 1 . 4

Nisard , j : M . N . D .

Nish World war 1 9 1 51 9 1 8

Nisshu, Japan hi story 952 -2 7Nissl’s bod ies histology 6 1 1 .o 1 882

Nitel laoeaa 588 . 42

Nitell ea

Niton inorgan ic chem .

Ni trates chem . tech . 66 1 . 6ferti li zers549 72

Ni tric aci d chem ic tech . 66 1 2

Nitrificat ion botany 58 1 1 3344Nitrifyingcrops agric. 63 1 . 8471Nitri tes depressan tsNitrobacter iaoeteNitrO~deri vat iv org. chem .

N1trogenassimi lat ion botany 58 1 -1 3353

physiol . 6 1 2 392 2

Topica in black face type ar subdivided .

en tomol.

zodiac signs astrology

N i trogen (con t .)compounds a i r pollut ion 6 1 4 72 7

in blood physiol. 6 1 2 1 2 5

ureaferti lizers agr ic. 63 1 .84

group inorgani c chem . 546 1 7

metaboli sm phys.chem .6 1 2 o 1 533

N i trogenousfoods domest i c econ .

r : servs in plan tssubstances nutri tion

crystalli zablephysiol. chem . 6 1 2 . c x534 7

N i troglyceri n chem . tech . 66 2 2

N i t rous oxid anesthet ics 6 1 5 78 1

N i t zschioideaa 589 6233

N iverna is, F ran ce historydraft horse

Noah grapeNobel prizesN obi li tybiografyeducat ion

ethicsheraldrysoci al classes

Noble co. Ind .

0 .

Noble Leyczon , La

Provencal poet ryN obles . see N obi li tyN oblesse oblige card game

Nocera grape

Noctambul iam

or

589 9 732 34

595 736

Nocturne

music composi t ion

p iano music

Nodaway co . Mo. h istory 977 8 1 2Nodes stem anatomy 58 1 . 49523

Nodier , J‘ C E . F r . fict ion 843 72

Nodose ganglion ana t . 6 1 1 89 1 9 1

‘N osair languaj 494 33

N ogal terr i toryN ogen t grape



TIV IN DEX

Nuck. cana l of ana tomyNuclear

reprod. bot. 58 1 . 1 66

N uclei . dentate anat .

ol i va ri s super .

Nucleoa lbumi ns nutri t . 6 1 2 398 1 36

N ucleolus plant cytol . 58 1 . 87324

Nucleoproteids nutri t. 6 1 2 . 398 1 4 51

Nucleuscauda tus ana tomymotori us

physiologyLuy’s ana tom y

red

tai ld

N ude fowls

Nnevo Leon , Mex. hi st .Nui sances law

publi c hel thin South CarolinaU. S. consti tut . law

Numberaccession l ib . econ . oz

1 52 -7714

0' IS9 93771 4metaphysi cs 1 1 9

of li brary t rustees 0 2 3 3 2

organs

abuor. change botanyrepet i t ions lerning

0”1 59-953547si gns of Eng. etymol .

Numberi ngmachi nes library

manufofli s

of pages bookmaki ngstamp manuf.

Numbersbook of Bi bledramat izat ion synesthesia 1 52 777

0' IS9 . 93777


RELATIV IN DEX

Nyctagl flg

ae

Nyctinast ic

movements of plants 581 1 8332

Nycti trOIJic

movements of plan ts 58 1 1 8332

Nyerihistory 967 64

Nyerup.R. D an ish essaysTopics in black face type ar subdivided .

Nymphaeaceae

RELAT IV IN DEXObsession (cont .)

mi nd body 132 . 1 52 2

or

or

Obadiah li thology 552 2 3

Obstacle races horsemanshipobstetri c operati ons

om tri cs gynecology 6 1 8 . 2

obstructed choice psych .or

causali ty

phi losofic sistem

theory of mi nd-body relOccipi talartery anatomybone‘

glandsof necklobe of bra inOccipi to

atlanta l join ts anatomy 6 1 1 72 1 1axial 6 1 1 72 1 1fronta li smuscleOccult sci ences 1 33

or

Occultat ionsand transi ts. ast ronomyfinding longi tudeOccultism 1 33

or

philosofic sistem

choice ofparental , and gen ius

therapeut i cs

flangems economics 3 1 . 823mi l l t ius hygi enelabor ing classes 3 1 . 81 8mortali ty in pub. hel th 6 14 . 1 46

M ini di seases from 6 1 6

Preven t ion econ . 331 822 3

Topics in black faco type ar subdivided.

coast changesco. N . J. hi storycom m phys. soot .explorat ionzoom l lu PG

life zoology

liners libraries

elec. engin'

g

Entente

M ich. historyecclesiasti c history

stati sti cs

travels

Oceanology

974 -948

9 1 2

387 1

383

Pond , F la . U. S. civ.war

or

Ochnaceae botan y 583 2 45

Ochrornonadales 589 . 974553

Oom to co. W is. hi story 977

Ocreae leaf inorfol . 53 1 -49726

2 2 2

Octaves p iano inst ruct ion

Octooorol la radiates 593 6 2

Octopoda 594 .56

Octopus 594 .56

Snunh r l unesufiuflb the h mkn tdmufimgflnl hun t



Oi ls (cont .)food const i tuen ts

p rotect iv external agen ts

chem. anal.Oin tments therapeut icsOise, F rance hi story

a

Okaloosa co. F la .

Okeechobee co. F la.

Okimachi JapaneseOkinawa , JapanOklahoma , U. S.

admission U. S hist .historyopening U . S. hi st . 973 . 86

travels 9 1 7 66_

Okra agr ic.

botanyOlacaceaeOlacadOlacales

Olacinez 583 2 6

Olai , Eri cas Swed . poetryOld

age insurance businesspol . econ .

0' 1 59 92 263mortali ty pub. bel th 6 14 . 135

pensions pol . econ . 33 1 . 2 52

physiologytherapeuti cs of 6 1 5 54

Bactrian languaj

Cast i le Span ish history 3

travelsEa rth a uncut ! 493 -x

587-33

plan ts floric.

F rench languaj

school bapt ists

Oleales

Olefins organi c chem .

Olfactoryor 159 9 537343

63

apparatus psychophysi cs 1 52 8243

or

Tofics ln black h ce typs ar subdivlded. Supeflor fignres reter to the tables fiol h wh g thls indes

Ol d (cont .)

gard , order

H ickory div. W ld war

red sandstone geology

vowel scale shorthandOldenburg, Ger . hi story 943 52

catt le

swine

Oldham . John Eng. sati re

Oleacec botany 583 71

Oleagi nous

664 . 3

Oleron , laws of admi raltyOlfaction physiology “

61 2 86

0' ISO-933


On ions agr iculturebotany

Onondaga co . N . Y. hi st .

Ontario, Canada history00 . N . Y. history

Ont 971 -355

Ontogenet ic

peri ods‘

0el act ivi t ies plan t cytol.58 1 . 8767

Ontogeny

574 -1 35

581 -1 35

574 -3

59 1 -3

zoologyOntology phi losofy 1 1 1

Onychophora art iculates 595 5

589 3 85

539 -4752 2

581 -32 3

Oogoni a

Ooli te geology552 -S6

Cordoo language 49 1 -43

Oosporeae algae

Ooze li thology 552 . 54

Opal econom i c geology 553 . 8

Opatowka Wor ld war 19 1 4Open

796 . I

schools 371 71 8

are elec. l i ghting 62 1 .32 542

channels hydraulics 53 2 54

ci rcui t cells elec . eng . 6 2 1 3535

market buying meth.reference shelvs l i b . econ .o2 4 55

shelvs l i b. econ.

in roofs archxconst ruc.

streets sewerage

goods flax industry

U . S. civi l war

ethi cs

cal culus of

amusemen ts

Ophiomorpha fishes

Topica in blsck tace type ar subdivided. m m u m mm um mbm m m.

annuwnnnns

boufie dramat ic musi c

791 5

782

734 -2

DEG IM AL CLASIF ICATION

fami ly agricultureF ree State history

travelRiver Colony hi st.

‘Ordon languaj‘Orations Eng. li teratureOratorio clubs educ.

Oratori os sacred musi c

Orators, English biografy

sacred homi let i csOrbi cular muscl es of eyeOrbi cular i s orisof comets astronomy 52 3 . 63

525-3

eye. etc. diseases

moon astronom y 52 3 33

Orbi tsof eyes anatomy

53 1 3

p lane of, in space ast ron .52 1 2 1

posi t ion of, in p lane 52 1 . 2 2

Orcades, Scot . history 94 1 1 2

633 . 2 2

Orchardin g agr iculture 634

Orchards agri culture 634

Orchestral musi csacred music 783 1

Orchest r ion789 7

584-1 5

Orch i dales 584 . 1 2

Orchidsbotan y 584 1 5ferti li zat ion of, botany 58 1 1 662 5

Orchi t ic flui d physiol. 6 1 2 6 1 6

B ible and keyor

Tofics in black face type ar subdivided.

finance

stores, care of

Ordoo languageOre

Order

clerk sales dep '

t

depar trnen t l i b. econ.

of founders and pat riotsof Ameri ca

studies curriculumthe Ol d gard

publi c admi ni strationOrders

buying dep '

t 658 . 74for paymen t

sacramen ts 2 65 4

i n counci l. 1 80 7-8 Eng.hi st .94 2 . 0 73the mi ni stry eccles.pol . 2 62 1 6

monasti c 27 1

of archi tecturekn i ghthood heraldry 929 71

333 3

Ordi na l Angli can ri tua l 2 64 . o37

Ordinance of 1 787

Ordinances Angl ican r i t .

city local gov’t 352loca l l i b . 0 2 3 1

rel igi ous 2 65

1 53-233

0 7 IS9 9533233

Ordinat ion eccles. poli ty 2 62 1 6

sacramen ts 2 65 4

serm ons 2 52 7

Ordnance dep t W l d war

W

Cent. pow .

W

Entente 940 4 1 2

W

cars m in ing engin’

g 6 2 2 . 63

concen t rators m i n . eng.

deposi ts econ. geol.dressing m i ning eng. 62 2 . 7

sampling assaying 669 9

Oregon , U. S.

admission U. S. hi story 973 . 68

boun daryhistory 979 5

mi l . hi st . U . S. ci vi l wa r 973 7495

Span . w ar 973 89495

questi on U. S. hist . 973 5

Superior figures refer to the tables tol lowing this index


RELAT IV IN D EXOu!chy-la-Vi l le W. war 19 1 8

le-ChateauOuranolatry 29 1 2 1 2 8

Ourcq river World war 19 1 4940 -4352

Ourscamp forest W. war

Outagam ie co. W is. hist .

Outbi l dings arch i tectureOutbreeding biologyoutcast “1 08 3 397

Outcrop geologyOutdoor

cookery 64 1 . 578

exhibi ts museum econ .

garmen ts dom . econ . 646 . 4 5

manuf.

339 -1

64 7-3

796

Outer house garmen tsdomest ic economyOutfall sewerage system

sewers

Outfit , shipOutjo historyOutlawry crim inal lawOutl ineformat ion shorthand’Outlines, compends, see subj .Outlin ing draw ing 74Outlooks l andsc. garden

'g 71 7Outposts m i li tary science 355 4 1

Output

impedance

electron tubes rad io 62 1 384 1 32 1 7receiving sets radio 62 1 384 1 36 1 6

Outtersteene W. war 19 1 8

Outward flow turbins 6 2 1 . 2 43Outworks fort ifica t ions 62 3 i l 7Ouvroi rswages economi csOvamboland hi st .Ovarianartery ana t . 6 1 1 1 369castrat ion , physiol. efi ects 6 1 2 6 2 I IVeins anatom y 6 1

Ovari es ana tom y 6 I I -65botany 58 1 463253

3 1 2Wor ld war causes 1 1 3

Overshot wheel s mech. eng.62 1 2 2

ports commerce

Overskou. T : D anish dram .839 . 8 1 2 64

Overturemusic composi t ion 78 1 50 86

orchest ra l musicOveruse of organs hygiene 6 1 3 . 65

Overworkhygiene 6 1 3 6 1

men tal men tal hygiene 1 3 1 336

or

Ovi d La t in poet ry 87 1 2

Ovogenesis embryology 6 1 1 o 1 3 1 6

Ovulat ion physiology 6 1 2 6 2

Ovulesembryology botany 58 1 3242

Ovumcapsu le of ana tom y 6 1 1 65 1 2

embryologypathology of pregnancy 6 1 8 32physiology 6 1 2 62 2rem ova l obstet ri c oper . 6 1 8 . 88

Toni cs in bl ack face type ar subd ivi ded. Super ior figures refer to the tables fol lowing thi s index

Ovar ies (con t .)gynecology 6 1 8 1 1


Ovari otom y surgery 6 1 7 46

Overcoats dom . econ . 646 45

Overcrow d ing cur ri cu lum 375 . oo6

Overfalls hyd raulics 53 2 53

Overflows sewer appurten . 62 8 . 2 58

Overhanding dom . econ . 646 2 1

Overbedlines elec. transmi ssion

wi re tracti on

Overhours hygieneOverlegislat ion pol . sci . 32 8 2 4 1

Overman tels fixt furn i tureOvern ight bags manuf.

efi etzt on library servis 0 2 3 64 4

stafi 0 23 64 2

physi ca l hygiene 6 1 3 73

Overstudy school hygiene 371 7 1Overtime work l i b. econ . 0 23 . 64

oms econ .

poli t . econ .

Overtones physiol .psych . 1 52 2 874332

0' l 59 9 32 87433 2

RELAT IV IN DEXpPC LI

W l d war

G

G

paarl historyPacchion i

'

s glands anat . 6 1 1 8 1 93

pacer, AmericanPachyderms zoology 599 6

Pacific

coast U. S. c w war

dewberry 634 -71 73

glands, Polynesia hi st . 996

travelocean , discov. U .S.h ist .

phys. geogra fy 551 465

slope, U. 8. h i story 979

states 979

war of Chi le history 983

Pacifists World warPackhorse

mules 636 . 1 83

Packers agri culturelibrary employees

658 -7884

637-3351

manuf.

honey bee keep ing 633 1 636

house indus. chem . tek.

vol taic cell s 6 2 1 352 4Packs farm t ransport

Paddington , London hi st . 942 1 3Paddle-footed carnivore 599 -745Paddlewheel s shi pb i ldi ng 623 -87Paddl ing sports 797 . 1 2 2

Paddock lectures apologet . 2 39 .o5Podins frui t culture 634 -24Padouse fowls 636 552

Pads

ink offis fi t t ings

typewri ter ofiis fi tt ingsPadua, Italy history 945 3

t ravel 9 I 4 . 53

6 1 8 9

72 2

2 9°

n ewspapers

customs 394 2

scenario wri t’

g

thea ter 792

processional amusem'

ts

customs 394 5

371 -895

0”l 59 ~9377 l 254

psychologytest ing psych .

phot i smssense

locali sat ion in bra inmen tal physiology

physiology

suggested by other senssuggest ing color

Pa inless ext inct ionof an imal li fe

Pai n t , p rehi stori c 571 72

Pai n ted decorati on arch.Pain ters b iografy 92 7 5

col ic 6 1 5 92 8

Topics in black face type or subd ivi ded . Super ior figures refer to the tab les fol lowing thi s index

studen t li fePages

dept organ i za . econom ics

ofli s ec.

li brary stafinumbering of pri n t ing

Pagi ng machinesPagodas sacred p laces 2 9 1 .35

or

san i ta t ion

F r . dram a 842 . 87

percept ion

appara . psychophysi cs 1 52 82454

or

I52 6784

0 ' l 59 -935734

l.52 -5734

0' 1 59 -935784l 52 -772 54

0 ' 1 59 -93772 54

0' I59 . 93771 2‘54

TIV INDEXPandanalesPandaneze

Pandanus text i lsPandarctos

Pandects Roman lawPaneld const ruct ion

ca rpen t ryPanelingmotor vehi cle bodi es

Panelscarvd arch. d cotat ion

cen tral elec. sta t on

loca l e lect ri c light ing 6 2 1 3 2 83

pa in ted arch. decorat .

radio 62 1 . 384 1 3388

Panen theism phi los. sist . 1 47

Pangan i history 967 82

Wor ld war causesEastern W. Va. hi story

travelN orthern 1

Panic

financi al 1 837 U .S.h i st .

1 873 973 8 2

Pani ceae botanyforage cropsPan ics

commercial domes. trade

money 332

product ion 338

t rade 380 1 242‘Pan jabi languagePannar iaoeae

Pannonia ancien t hist . 939 86

Panopt icon p ri son syst . 365

Panoramas amusemen ts 79 1 .4

75°

Panoram icmodels museums

Pan orp idae en tomol . 595 744

m ind-body relat ions 1 30 1 6333

or 1 59 90 1 6 1 333

phi losofic sistem 1 4 1

Pan-SlavismWor ld war causes 1 2

Pan the ism nat . theology 2 1 2phi losofy 1 47

Pan theon archi tecture 72 2 7

Super ior figures refer to the tab les fol lowing thi s index


RELATIV IN DEXU. S. civi l war

anatom y583-1 544

589-2355

parquet ry floors archi tec.

343

pmlcs

parolfactoria

636 . 686

fish zoology598-7x

parry Sound dist .Ont . hi st .

491 .532

89 1 . 532

3 95

Parseval Grandmaison . F .A.

782 . 2

W i ng Eng. grammar

995

or

vecel music

time skools cont in . skools

pub . skool sist . 379 . 19muamnogeqafis

574 . 1 62

re

ancien t history 935 6

medicin

or 1 59-97397

Sufirage electoral systemsrm a sm m mo u uw vmd.

Part ial (cont .)6 1 2 85874333

IS2 2 374333

0' 1 59 -932 874333‘Part i cles English et ymol. 4 2 2 9

syn tax

or 1 59-955232

P'

art ington , M rs Am .hum .

Partisan warfare miL l ci . 355

Partnershiplaw 347-7

limi ted ind . manage.

Partridge berry gadul theria

0 1 1 59 953532 2

Partur i tion obstetr i cs

physi ology

Passenger

and express servis

ocean trans. com .

rai lwaysW m w i th

“ ways 385-2 52

ballots suffragecaucuses legislativproced.

conventi ons pol i t. sci . 339

feeling in religion , use of 2 80

organ i zati on sufi rage

Paruta. Paolo Ital. essaysParvi llers Wor l d war 1 9 1 8

Pas de Calais. F rance hist .Pasoo oo. F la. hist .

Passage. final legislationPassaic 00 . N . J . historyPassa van ti . J. Ital . essays 854 . 1 2

RELAT IV IN DEX

sadness

Patriarchal inst i tutions

testament pseudepisrafa 2 29-9 14Patrici de law 343Patri ck 00 .Va. hist .Patrioti c soci eties, Amer i can 369 . 1

songs musicPatriotism ethics

biosn fyofAmeri ca . orderPatriot ic

Phi losofere biografy 92 x-9

1 89 2

61 9-1 384Patron

Saints labor holi days 33 1 81 7

Paupers

Pauropoda zool .

Pavan dances

Paymen t

kinds ot econom ics

651 -3835

Payrolls economics

l ibrary finanoe

583-322

Superior unres reter to the tables fol loviu this lndex

l 77-5

780 -078

730 -074Pstronal institut ions econ.

Pattern making motor veh.

museums

metaphysics 1 24

shop mfg plant 62 1 .72

Paul 1 Russian history 947-0 7Paulding. J. K . Am. humorPaulding cc . 0 . history 977-m

Paulus H ook Am . revol.Pauper asylums 3”-5l

735 0 55

362 -56

and i lli teracy. pub . educ.

l 51 450735370'

Paw ls mech . engin '

g 62 1 . 837Pawnbroking , loan inst i t.Pawtucket . R. 1 . historyPay economics

ems economy

RELATIV INDEX

birds

ship U. S. war 1 8 1 2

Pellico.Si lvi o Ital . drama 852 72

peloponnesian war Gk hi st .938 .o5

peloponnesus ancien t

modern

Pols, Andries Dutch dram . 839 . 3 1 2 4 2

peltigeraoeae 589 . 1 71

Pelton wheel water motorso2 r 2 32

Pelves Worl d war 19 1 8

Pelvic articulat ions anat . 6 1 1 72 8 1

lymphat ics 6 1 1 . 4 2 1 6

regi on 6 1 1 . 96

Pelvimetry 6 1 8 . 52

Pelvis anatomy 6 1 1 . 96

di seases of women 6 1 8 . 1 3

Pelycosauria paleon tol. 568 1

Pembroke.Wales historyPemiscot co. M O.

Penteaceze botan y 583 . 934

Penal colonies cr im . law 343 . 2

law 343

mesures Wor ld warPenalties crim . law 343 . 2

school 371 .54

Penates 29 1 . 2 134Pu cil sharpeners ofi s fi t

’

gs 651 . 4651

Pendleton

civi l servis act U .S. h ist.973 8400 . W.Va.

apparatus geodesyor 1 599 38323

Ship U. S. war of 1 81 2

Peninsularci lmpain U .S.ci vi l war

Lower M i ch . hist.

Peni nsular (con t .)Upper M ich. hist.

Pen i s anatomydiseases of

archi tectureelemen tary educ.

shorthandWorld war 1 9 1 8

974 -1 3

expedi t ion Am . revol.

zootechnyPensacola co. F la.

Pension

act , Mex. war U . S. hist . 973 . 85

bi l l , dependen t 973 . 85

army and navycivi l servi s

F or m i l i hi story. see sub

d ivisi on: 0 Special cam pain:and M il i tary history under

9 73-3 .an d

travelPennsylvan ia . colon ia l soc.of369 1 2 7

div. W l d war

E0 2 8

Pennyroyal agr iculture 633 . 88

3SL S

351 -S

069-648

3 31 -252

05 3 economyteachers

Penstocks sewer appurten .

Pen tateuch Bi bl e

unsu i of

Superior flm u refer to the tablea fiol lowing this index


RELATIV IN DEX

mind and body 132 . 1 52 340’ I599 7251 34

or

w acterology 1 37

or

mind and body0" 1 59 .973s

or

233 . 6

132 . 15234or

for library servis 0 2 3 52

teachi ng skools 371 1 1

Sund. skools

dual medicinmind and body

1 32 -1 5234

”1 59 8 725234

or

metaphysics 1 26

1 370'

mind and body0'

or

or

1 32 . 2a

or ,

mi nd and body 1 32 . 1 52340' 1 59 -9725234

or

0' 1 59-92 42 4

mental heredi ty

psychopathic

0' l 59 0 9725233Women teachersWWkers econom ics

oms econ .

Personat ion electoral frauds0' 1 59-93777

Personnel

vi s. di st . physi ol.psych

project ions geodesyreversible physi ol.

theory, geom. i llus.

physiol.

Persuasion logi c 1 68

Perth , Scotland history00 . Ont . 971 . 323

Perti cat i .G. Ital. essays

of hevenly bodi es

354 -85

9 1 3 85

anci en t 72 2 9botany 58 1 985finance 336 . 85geology

Topics in black tace type ar subdivi ded. Supedor figures refer to the tsbles fol lowing this index

in spec. subject , see subjectarrangemen t by ofiis fi les

647-2forest admini strat ionindustri al management

0 23

motor vehide production

museum

Persons, disinfect ioncontagious diseases

ni rehui mn t0 13xx; tnd fiect see subfixxPerspect i v

descripti v geometrydrawing 742

efiect archi tec. design

1 52 -1 374 1 52

" 1 59-931374 1 52

RELATIV INDEX

Hub ris Greek letters

phanariots description

phantoms

Pharmaceut ic

chemi stryPharmaci sts

’

regist rat ion ,

state control ofPharmacology 6 1 5 . 1

Pharmacopoeias ma t . med . 6 1 5 1 1

Pharmacy

pract ical ma teria med .

Pharyngealartery, ascending anat .

Pbaryngobran chi i fishes 597 1

Pharynsognath iPharyn xanatom y 6 1 r 32 1

diseases of 6 1 6 3 2

muscles ana tom y 6 1 1 732 78

Physiology 6 1 2 2 1 54

$2380.Phases, see F ase, F asesassolse agr iculture 633 379

Phasmidae en tomol. 595 72 4Pheasant poultry

shoot ing598 . 6 1

Phedo Gk phi losofershistoryPb‘v‘flanthrene org. chem.

Pbel l icia ancien t hi storymodern

travel 9 15 .69

fhenidan archi tecture 72 2 3

phi losofers 1 8 1 8

Tories in black tace typs ar subdivlded.

Phen ix folklorePhenolic

Phenols organ ic chem .

Phenomena , see F enomena

Phenotypes biologyPhi Beta K appa societyPhi ladelphia . Pa .

capture Amer . revol. 973 3337

ci ty hi storyt ravels

co. history 974 8 1 1

evacua t ion Am . revol.exposi t ion 1 876 60 6

U. S. hist .

Ph i lae historyPhi lan thropi sts biografyPhi lan thropy ethi cs

social . 36 1

Phi lately postage stamps

Phi lemon epi st les 2 2 7 86

Phi lharmon ics societ ies 780 6

Phi lip German history 943 . 0 2 5

1 F rench 944 . 0 2 2

3 946 -csI

4

s 946 -0 55

Phi li pp ians ep ist lesPhi lippine i lands history

travellanguajes 499 2 1 1

Phi lippolis history 963 . 59

Phi l ip '

s, K ing. w ar

New England history 974

Un i ted States 973 2 4

Phili pstown history 968 . 7675

Phi li st ines anci en t hi storyPhi llips, D : G. Amer . fic.

Stephen Eng. dr .

Wendell Am . orat .

Phi llips code abbrevia .

telegrafy

co. Kan . historyPhi llpot ts, Eden Eng . fict .

Superior figures refer to the tsbles fol lowiu this indes

Photometry astronom y 52 2 62

visual physiol.psychol. 1 52 . 1 36 1

or

Photonastic

Photoplays, see F otopl ays581 513342

Phototelegrafy signalstelegrafy 62 1 .382 7

Phototherapy therapeu . 6 1 5 . 83 1

Photo-z inoografy 776’Phrase books

Engli sh languajPhrasing music 78 1 633Phren i carteri es. in ferior anat . 6 1 1 1 36 1

nerv 6 1 1 . 83336

phys.

sym pathet ic nervs ana t . 6 1 1 . 8393veins, inferior 6 1 1 1 465Phrenologists bi ografy 9 2 0 9

1 39

0'

Phrygi a ancien t hi story 939 2 6

583 -373

Phthi si s lung di seases 6 1 6 2 46

publi c bel th 6 1 4 542

Phycochromaceae589 -25

594 -72

Phylli te li thology 552 . 44

585-2 24

58 1 -49562

Phyl locladoi dem 585 2 24

Phyllodes leaf morfol . 58 1 .4976

Phyl loerytrin blood 6 1 2 1 1 1 9

581 -497

Phyllopoda zoology 595 32

539 ~ I7I

589 . 1 6

589 -4724

Phyl lotaxy leaf morfol .Phylloxera agr iculture 63 2 .75

resi stan t grapes

575botany 58 1 . 38

1per ior figures refer to the tables fol lowing this index


pne (cont.)foundation‘ arch itecture 72 1 1 4

m orni ng 624 1 54

method! archi tecture 72 1 1 5

melam ine 6 4 1 55

foundations archi tecture 72 1 1 51

engin'

g

Piles diseases

pilgrim fathers, Mass. hi st . 974 48

2 48

Pilica Wor ld war 1914Piliferous layers botany 581 . 4781

634 -9835

638 . 1471

629-2633Pil low, F t U . S. civi l war

645-47

therapeut i cs

Pi lots protect i on of li feseamanshi p

Pimento botany

Tosic-in blsrx faee type ar sa lnl ivided. Supedor figi i res refer to the tables tol lom this index

Pinsk Wor ld war 1 9 1 5Pin tner performance test

transn ission

st rengt h of materi als

fibers agri culture 633 576

cordage manuf. 677 .71 7634 774

squash 635 62 1

Pmel las co. F la. hist .Pinero, A. W. Eng. drama822 . 8

634-3455

794-7

583-rs:

flor icul ture

583-1 53

599-745

599-745

795-4 1

535-2 13

940 -4254

or

Pioneering tools mi l . sci .

Pioneers

biosrafv

el efant Amer . anti qui .S33 ~S4

on houses sewer ven t i l. 6 2 8 2 34

prehistori c archeology 571 2 6

sewer 6 2 8 . 2 2

DECIMAL CLASIF ICATIONPipes (cont .)subsurface road engin

’

g 625 . 78

waterworks 62 8 1 5

Pipeth reding machines 62 1 . 944

Pi pets pract ica l chem .

S43 73

graduated

hydrauli c pressure

Pip-Pips Wld war

Pi qua ci ty. 0 . historyPiquetberg historyPi racy

law

Piraeus World war 1 91 6

Pirami dal tract of myelP

' °

i l'

abd

Pi ram ids anatomyEgyp t iangeometry 51 3-35

Pi randello, Luigi It . drama

Pirates biografyPi ri formi s muscle anat .

Pirosoma mollusksPi ron .Alexi s F r . drama 84 2 55

Pi rot Wor ld war 1 9 1 5P isa , Guido da Ital. ficti on 853 . 1 3

Pisa , Italy history 945 . 5t ravel 9 1 4 55

Pi sca taqui s co. Me. hist . 974 1 2

astrologyor

I33 6 283

or 1 59-96 1 52 33

Tori es in black face type ar subdivi ded

or 1 59 .

or 1 59 .

or 1 59 .

or 1 59 .

or 1 59 .

Pisci culture business 639 -3

Pisi dia ancien t hi storyPisi form bones anat .

Pisset te wash bot t les chem .54 2 69

58 1 4 632 53Pi stoia , Cino da Ita l . poet . 851 1 6

Pistols manufacture 683

mi l . cagin ’gblowers mech . eng.

games

P i tcher p lan ts botanycomplexi ty audi t . dist .

P i tchstone li thology

pumps engineeri ngsteam .locomot iv 62 1 1 34 1

Pi t dwellings prehi st . arch . 571 82Pi tanga

Iduxfi rn ikuui hudory 997

t ravel

or

796-24

552 -3 3

531 4 9532

Pi thecunae zool. 599 . 82

Pi t i llas, Jorge Span . sat i re 867 . 4 1

ed . Superior figures refer to the tables fol lowing this index



vs street rai lwayswaterwaysRain

agr i c. hi ndrances 632 1 6forest plan ts ecologyprotect ion against zoot .

worship 29 1 . 2 1 25Rainbow di v. W l d war

581 -542 7

or 1 59 .92 2 257

Rai n less regions meteorol .Rainy River dist. Ont . hist .

farm economi cs

Raising li brary fundsRa isins grape cultureRa jputana . India hi story

63I 53532

Ralegh, W . discov. of Am .Raleigh 00 . W. Va . history589 -457Rallies Sunday skool sRalls co. Mo. histor y

fights amusemen ts

physi cs 532 83Ramadi e World war 1 91 7636 -3674Ramel and B il le’s device

Ramelsloher fowls 636 .533Ram ie agr iculture 633 .55botany 583 . 962 1

manuf. 677 . 15Rami llies World war 1 91 8Ramme rs art i lleryRamsay.Allan Eng.poet .Ramscappel le W. war 1 9 14Ramsch card gameRamsour M i l ls,N .C. Am .rev.973 336 1Ramus of mandi ble anat .

Rsna les botany 583 1 1Ran ch , ca t t le 636 . 2

Raucourt Wor ldwar 1 91 8Randolph , John Am .orat .Randolph co. Ill . historyInd .

Mo.

W. Va .Ranged omest ic economy

Rapidtransport express rates

Rapidfire guns ordnance

of flow of blood physiol .

Raps sp i ri t ism

Rapture, ecstat icRarebind ing book rari t ies 0 95

books l ib. admin .

restr ict ions

rar i ti es 090

Topics in blsch tace type ar subdivlded. Superior flgurea refer to the tsbles fol lov iu this lndex

643 —33

finding by ai rship W. war

scal es ordnance instr . 623 . 462 1Ranges zootechny939 -7

pol . sci .

Ranka, special education

B773

583 . 1 1

Ranvi er ’s nodes histology 6 1 1 . 0 1 88

Rapateaceaa botanyRape agr iculture

botan y 583 1 2 3

BMW 343

6 1 2 -84372343

I52 4372343

or 1 59 . 93I372343

Rap isardi .M . Ita l. poet ryRappahannock co. Va . hist .

DECIM AL CLASIF ICATIONReactors elec. engin

'

g 62 1 3 1 46

Read.T : B . Am . poetryReaderselemen tary. Eng . lang.li brar ian ’

s relat ions to 0 23 . 43

C Co“

select ions Eng. languageadvantages adult educ. 374 . 1

0 28

art of 80 8 5

books elem. educ.

s

l i b . relat ions 0 2 1 4 1

self educat ion 374 2 2

cofiee grounds divina .

or

371 ‘32

courses

elemen tary educa t ion 372 4

32 8 -374!

lists. school educ. 371 . 643

music 730 -77of li brarians 0 2 3 535library execut iv 0 23 . 4 2

pr i vate self educat ion 374 . 1

proofs pri n t ing 655 2 5

0' 1 59-9464room rules l ib. econ .

rooms, branch l ib.bldgsfree, li brary econ. 0 27 . 92

labori ng classesl i brary economyY. M . C A

tea leavs divination 133 324or

32 8-3743

Readi ngs. ha lls for archi t . 72 5 83Readymade clothing manuf.

Reagen ts chem . anal .Realcaracter un iversal lang.

knowledge of reasoning

or

pri nciple psychoanal .or 1 59 9642 13

sense of, in dreams

0' 1 59 96334

vi ewpoint

Realty lawReamers machine toolsReapers agriculture

steam engin'

g

represen tat'

nReasonand revelat ion Chri s. doet .

compar ison of

theor ies of abstract ion0' l 59 9 5530 1 63

theori esof abstract ion 1 53 .30 1 63

or 1 59 -95530 1 63

in an ima ls zoology 59 r 51

innate

intel. funct . ,of convolu.

intui tiv faculty

Reasonablechoice psych . 1 59 . 1 242 2

or

Tofies in blsck h ce type sr subdlvlded. Supedor flgnres rsfer to the tablee fol lowhlg thie index

or

1 56

or

1 56

or

natural theology 2 1 0

of subsistence on tology 1 1 1 .32 !

physi olog ic psychology 6 1 2 82 1 3

thinking facultyor

DECIM AL CLASIF ICATIONReci tat iv music 784 2Reckoners time manuf. 681 1 1 8Reclamat iondrainage agri culture

engi neeri ngi rri gation agri culture

engin eer ing

i llusions, men talorhereafter doctri n . theol . 237

memory process

0' 1 59-953351 5420 72587

0 ’ 1 59-9530 72537

or 1 59-953835

psychometry 1 52 837434or 1 59 -938375335Recoi l

mechan i sm ordnance

moun ts m i l . engi n'

g

0'Ré collets religious orders 2 71 .34

oflhy nxxuds

cdfis ex;

IReconsbnuxhni ILH S. hhn.

Yvorkl vwmr

employees

Record

tel egrafRecordingdevices radio

instruments psychometry 1 52 832 2or

meters, elec.

methods psychometry

or

radio sistema 62 1 .384 1 58

employees ofli s files

hi ldings arch i tecture

hygienerooms l i b. hi ldingsRecreationshygi ene

Recreativ arts

mi l . sci en ce

Rectangular coordina tesspher ic ast ronom y 52 2 72Rect i capi t is anatom y

62 1 384 1 292

electron tube radio

62 1 . 384 1 362Rect i linear mot ion dynam . 53 1 3 1Rectumadm in ist rat ion of med .

anatomy

cap i t is ant icusma jor anat .6 1 1 7337

m inor 6 1 1 7338

femori s 6 1 1 4 38”Recuperators gun mounts 62 3 4357

Arrow div. W l d war

Bank , N . J . Am . revol. 973 . 3337

Tofics in black face type ar subdivi ded. Super ior l gnres refer to the tables fol lowinn hidex

or 1 59 -922708

printed matter oflis fi lesproduction ind. manage.


DECIM AL CLASIF ICATIONReichskurzschr i ft shorthandby languaj

653-77Rei d, T B r i t ish phi los. 1 92 5in tui t ionalism 1 43Reigen Japanese hist .Reign of terror F r . hist .Rei l, i land of anatomyReims

Wor ld war 1 914 Sep . 41 8

1 9 1 8 air warfareGer . expel d 940 .4363

Reinaert Dutch sat i reReincarnat ion 1 2 9 4Reindeerdomest i c an imals 636 . 2 94

637-3553shi p U . 8 . w ar of 1 8 1 2 973 . 52 55zoology 599 .73574Reineke Vos Ger . sat i re 837 3 1

blocks roads

concrete cagin '

gReissner ’s fibers anat .

Rei zei Japanese hist .

plant developmen t 581 1 3534Relapsing fever diseases 6 1 6 92 4

1 1 1 5Rela t ionsdomest ic. poli t ica l sci ence 3 2 3foren 327

337

in terstaf library econ .

odi s

of capi tal and labor 331 1

church and sta te

ethi cspol . sci . 3 2 2

.

rel igion 2 6 1 .7

lib rarian and stafi 0 23 . 55

to pub li c 0 2 3 . 43

men teachers

62 1 . 384 192 1 6

62 1 .384 192 1 5

ofsensat’nandsensepercep. 1 52 . 0 1 2

or

taste and smei psych.0'

teachers to commun i ty 371 1 0 4

paren ts

92 9 1

value of studiesastronomy

62 1 . 3832 1

Releasing-gear engi nsRelics

maps

and art compar . religions 291 1 7

education 377

Topics in black face type ar subdivided. Superior figures refer to the tables fol lowing this index

3 special topi es see subj .Rela t ionshipRela t ivloca t ion l ib . econ . 0 2 5 8

majori ty suflrage

pronouns Eng. etymol.syn tax 4 2 5 7

1 534-344707 5 9 9 533547

375-007

62 1 .384 1 32

62 1 .384 1582Relayi ng linkt radio sistems 62 1 .3841 56Relaystelegraf el ec. eng.Releasingmuscular move. pg chom .

or 1 59 0 38356

of passion ChristologyRel iefcorps, w omen

'

s

decoration in archi tec.

hi ldingmuseums

phys. geog.

special regi onsun ion , woman

'

s veteran

DECIM AL CLASIF ICATIONRena issan cearchi tectu reEuropean hi storyfine arts

religi ous historysculptureRenalartery anatomy 6 1 1 1 367

ci rcula t i on physiol . 6 1 2 4634

function pathol. changesnervs anatom y 6 1 1 . 8393

anatomy 6 1 1 1 462

Rem . Ernest F r . essaysRenard the fox Dut . sati re

Fr .

Ger .

Renderi ng works ai r pollu .6 1 4 . 742Ren ewal of orchards, etc. 631 . 538Renewalsspec. subject , see subject

0 0 . Ont .

Reno co. Kan . hi st .Renovat ing orchards, etc.Rensselaer co. N . Y .Ren t

poli tica l economyRen talcharges. express rai lw .

Ren ts, pew cleri c support 2 54

Rep

special fabrics manuf.Repai r of wastephysiol. biology

botanyzoology 59 1 1 36

physi ology 6 1 2 395ships shipbi lding 623 826

Topics in b lack face type a: subdivided .

Repai rs

road engin'

g

employer’s liabi li ty econ .

conf. at Cannes

W. war resultsRepeated stress engi n

'

g 62 0 1 1 2 46Repeatersduplex telegraf 6 2 1 .3832 5

electron tube

Repen tance doctrin

educat ion methodfrequency lern ing

lerning

mnemoni cs

Report ing journa lism

or 1 59-95332 1 23

or

or 1 59 9 53547

or

or

1 53 -43332

or 1 59 9 437332

or wom a n


DECIM AL CLASIF ICATIONResedacere botan y

protect iv botanyzoology

Rm , Peder Dan . mi sc.Reservationof books l ib . econ .

Cent. powers

of readers l ib. rules

Resi dences

Resi den t kinesthet ic i deas

Resi dual calculus63 1 -843

industri al zootechny631 876

Resinchemic technology

634 .98624

553-29

gathering 631 5568

producing insects agric.

invertebrates

secret ion botany

electron tube radio

radi o 62 1 384 1 363radi o

electri c, of skin physiol . 6 1 2 795

62 1 3841 24in neural processes

mesurement radio

meters el ec. engin'

g

1 52 6 7330' l 59

F or kind spp l yd to specisl fiber

to sum 17 biOIOKY 575-433

theoret i cResistors radioResolute choice psych.

joint legis. procedure

Resolv

freedom of psychol .

or 1 59-9472 24

Resonators acousti csResortshi ldings hygi ene 61 3 -Sbel th

summer archi tectureTopics in black face type at subdivided . Superior figures refer to the tabl es fol lowing this index

or

68 1 -3742

620 1 1

mo] . phys.

pressure sense psych.

Resonancemethodsfrequency mesur . radi o

rad io mesurements

wave lengthmesur . radio 62 1 . 384 1 71 5:


DECIM AL CLASIF ICATIONRhi zomes stems botany Rhythm (con t .)Rhizomopter i deae in reflexes physiology

music

589 -41 5

Rhi zopoda zoologyRhizosolen iaceaeRhode Island U. S. hist .

F or m il i tary history, see sub respiratory physiol.sensi bi li t y

and M il i tary history under

973 -3 . 973 -7 and

Rhode Island red fowlsknights of

travelRhodium inorgan . chem .

Rice, A. C . H .

C . Y.

RhododendronRhodomelaceaeRhodophylli daceae

2

3a llRhomboi d 118

3218“

of Cornwall,Ger . h is.

m es Richardson , 8 : Eng . fic.

m t:ry Wor ld war 1 91 8R ichelieu co Que.

’Rhymes English prosody economics

3Rhyming di ct ionar ies, Eng.house Of astrology

Ri chland co. Ill.O.

li thology

07 1 59-953545

or

6I2 . I72 2 under

Topics in b lack face type at subdivi ded. Super ior figures refer to the tables fol lowi ng this index

1 52 -7530'

or 1 599 328745

1 57-54or

Hi baceous fruflsRibault , J . d iscov. of Amer .Ribbons manuf. 677 754Ribecour t Wor ld war 1 9 1 8Ribesi oi deae 583 381Ribs aircraft supports 629 . 1 34328

Amer . fict .

poet .

DECIM AL CLASIF ICATIONR inggoldcampain ‘U . S. civ. war

co . Ia . historyRinging agr iculture 63 1 542 24Rings796 4 6

boi ler steam cagi n '

g 62 1 1 84 53

economi es

finger costume 39 1 7

sacred ornamen ts

0 5 5 fittings

strength of materia ls 6 2 0 1 1 2 86

R ingwal dt . B . Ger . poet ry 83 1 . 45Ringworm diseases 6 1 6 57

Rinlrin i lands history791 -7bicycle archi tecture 72 5 86

ethi cs 1 75 1

skat i ng archi tecture 72 5 86

Rinuccin i , 0 . Ital. dram.

Rio de Oro hist .travel

R io‘G rande campain

Rio Janei ro history 98 1

9 1 8 1

Rio M un i hist . 967. 1 8Rioja, F . de Span ish poetry 86 1 . 38Rios. J . A. de los m isc. 868 . 52

internal relations pol . sci .

law

local , see name of placesta te con trol 351 752

Ripar i a , vi t is grape culture

Ri parian rights pol . econ .

637 . 2337

63 1 .5476R ipley co. Ind . history 977 2 1 4

Mo. 977 8894Ripplema rks geology 551 83Rippling flax industry 677 . 1 1 2 1 1

Ri tchie.A .O.M . Am dram . 8 1 2 . 3 1Ri tch ie co. W. Va . hist .

Ri tes and ceremon ies

wi tchcraftRi tua lismRivadeneyra , Pedro deRivalry

skool incentivR iveract ivi ty plant succes.

Rivers

pollut ion sani t . eng.

w ater supply

grape

Ro uni versal languageRoaches pas tszool .Roadbed highway engin '

g

rai l road

systems highway eng.

tests motor vehiclesTopics in black face type at subdivided . Superior figures refer to the tables fol lowing this index

581 . 5243235

boats shipbi lding 623 824crossing sewerage works

627

grape

mouth ports commerce

psychologyor

386 -3

R iveted join ts mech . eng.

plumbingRi vet ing tools mech . eng.Rivetsmechan ica l eng.

p lumbingst rength of ma teria lsRivieres du Sud hist .


cord

medu l lagroove cereb rumRo l l call legi sl at iv proced . 328 375Rol land , Roma in F r . drama

fict .Rolled mater ialstorage methods ofli s cc. 651 -543

Rol leghemcapel le W .war 1 9 1 8940 4363Rollenhagen , G ; G er .poet ry 83 1 46Rollerbeari ngs m ech . eng .

coasters

curtains manuf.shel vs

skates amusemen ts

manuf.Rollers b irds

enghnxni ngfarm machinery

m i li taryschools

p ianola l i b . econom yRoly poly gameRomagn e World war 1 9 1 8Romagnole swi neRomaic languagel i teratureRoman

a rch i tecture

art

ba ths hygienecatholi c churchcathol i cs biografy

dom in ion in Spa in

empi re

H olyh istory, an cien tmodern

inqui si t ion persecut ions

ladder athlet ic sportslaw

li teraturem y thology

Topics in b lack face type ar subd ivi ded .

79 1 -7

598 -89

37 1 -53

796 -37

940 -436 1

489

889

2 82

943

937

945-6

349 -37

870

2 9 2

Roman (cont .)orders monasti c orders

of archi tecture

travelsRomer , Ole D an . m isc.

Rommel grapeRomney marsh sheepRondo music formp iano music

Ron ietta historyRonsard , Pi erre de F r . poet .Ronssoy World war 1 91 8Ron tgen rays, see X raysRood screen fixt furn i turesacredRoof

garden s dom . economynuclei anatomyof mouth


2 71

73 9 3 2

religi on 292

republi c historysculp ture 733

supremacy relig . hi storyRoman de la Rose F r .poet . 84 1 1 8

du Rena rd sa t i relsRomance, Engli sh 823

languages 479

li teratures 8792 4 4Romances. Los Sp . poetryRom anesque

archi tecture 723 4

revival archi tecture 724 8Roman i Wor ld war 1 9 1 6Roman i sm 2 82Romanos, R . M . de Span .l i t . 863 52Romans. ep ist le to B ible 2 2 7 1Romans d '

aven tures

Provencal poetry‘Romansh languajRoman t ic orchestral music

p iano music

vocalRomant ici sm phi los. si st . 1 41Romany gipsi es 397Romeanci ent historychurch of

m issions

theologyci ty, ancien t hist .

modern


DECIM AL CLASIF ICATIONRunes Rush co . Ind .

Anglo-Saxon 4 2 9 1 7

German 437 . o 1 RushesGothi c 439 9 1 7Run ic inscript ions 439 6 1 7

Run ius, Johan Swed . poet . 839 7 1 36Runnersdep

'

t organ iza . econ .

fior icul ture

generat ion bot anylibrary econ .

ofii s econ .

p lan t culturedisseminat ionRunn ing

boards motor vehi clesgear electri c cars

rai lroad engin ’

g

sew ingsports ti tles of honorwater plants ecology travel

3 in spec. subject see subject treat ies


Ruo history 968 979 Russi anRupert German hi story 943 . 0 2 7

Rupestreae grape culture Amer ica . Alaska historyRupestr is, vi t is grape cult . archi tectureRupture of gen i ta l t ract 6 1 8 . 55 ba ths archi tecturesurgery 6 1 7 55 hygi eneRural

archi tecture 72 8

cem eter ies 71 8

communi t ies sociol . 323 354

economy agr i culture 63 1 1

educat ion 379 . 1 73free delivery postal serv .l ibrar ies

li fe agr i culturesociology

new spapers


or 1 59 92 2 2 6 ;Russo

roads engi neeri ng 625 7,Japanese war Jap. hi st.

schools 379 1 73Rus. 947 0 8

sports 796Turkish war 1 736

—9 2

w ater supply I353‘

56 947-0 7Rush , Ben jam in Am e ssays

T0 plcs in b lack face type ar subd ivi ded . Super ior figures refer to the tables fol low ing th is index

agr iculture 633 585tmnany 584 45

manuf.Rusk co. W is. historyRuskin , John Eng. essaysRussell , G : Wpoetryh istory 978 . 1 51

971 -385

975 5755

DECIMAL

636-3939

Saarburg World war 1 9 14Saavedra F ajardo, D . de

Span . m iscellany 868 36

S type ai rplane

SabalaceaeSabbatarians Chri st . sect

Sabbath 2 63

268

I33 4 2

or

Sabba t ic year libra r iansteachers 37 1 1 68

492 9

892 9

Sabeism phi losofy 1 8 r 7

Sabe l lian herosies 2 73 3

796 865Sabiaceae botany 583 . 2 9 1

Sabin i ancien t hi story 937 4599 744472

Sabotage econom ics 33 1 893 1

World warSac brood bee diseases 638 . 1 542

cc . Ia. historySaccharornycetes fungi 589 236 1

protophytaSaccha rose nut ri t ion 6 1 2 . 396 1 4

Saccharum agri cultureSacchet t i , F ranco Ita l . fict . 1

Saccoderm desm ids

Saccule anatomyphysiology 6 1 2 8582

psychology 1 52 282

or 1 59 9 32 82

Sachs, H an s Ger . poet rySacralartery. la teral anat . 6 1 1 1 374

m iddlecord

Sacramen tals pub . w orshipSacramento ci ty Cal . hi st .

aco 979 -453

Sacramen ts 2 65

Anglic. r i tual 2 5

Sacred

art 246

biografy 92 2

drama m i racle plays 792 1

rel igion 2 44furn i ture 247

Topics in black face type ar subdi vided .

compar . relig.a a

compar . relig .

a

Sadness

path0 10gi c m edi cin

mind and bodyor

archi t .

73 5 35

automat ic manuf.manufacturesofli s economy

Safetyappliancesbelts aeronaut ic equip .

campain s skoolsdevices ai rcraft

t‘l t 'C . l inc

stat ion


Sacred (con t .)

grottos compar . rel ig.historymusi c

persons

placesP0 0“?rhetoric

streams

wri ters

Sacrifice bi rt h custom s

Chr i stologySacr ifices B ible

sacramen ts

Sacr i legeSacrococcygeal joi ntsSacroi liac join tsSacrosciat ic ligamen tSacrum anatomySacy grapeSad i rons laundrySadatoki Japanese hi st .

Saddlebags farm transport

manuf.bow cord manuf. 677 . 745breaking to zootechnygoat

graft ing 63 ! 6 4134horsesSaddlery trade 685 . t

Saddles agr icultureSadi -Carnot F ren ch hi st .

Sadism men t . derange.

or 1 59 9 734844

RELAT IV IN DEX0 co . Il l . 9 77 399 2 Salts (con t .)

Kan . 978 . 1 545 nut ri t ion physiology 6 1 2 392 6 1

Mo. of ammon ia chem . tech .catha rt ics 6 1 5 73 2 2 protect iv act ion botany 58 1 192 8Rhodesia h ist . 968 937 stom ach absorpt ion of 6 1 2 32 2 75

theoret ic chem istry 54 1 4

6 1 2 . 3 1 3 966 32

6 1 5 74 1 Sa luste du Bartas, G . de

F rench poet ry 84 1 3 7

anatomyphysi ology 6 1 2 -3 1 3

5 anatomysecret ion physiol . 2 0 0 1. 59 1 1 43

method comp . psych. 1 51 . 30 72586

or

Sal lesd’

asi le 372 . 944

Sallust La t in li teratureSalmon fishes

fishing businesssports 799 l 755

Salomon and Morol f G er .sa t .837 2 2

Salon ica World war 1 9 1 5 940 . 42 56

Saloon furn ishings ships 6 2 3 86

Saloons arch i tecture 72 5 72

bi llia rd 72 5 84

temperance 1 78 4

Salop , England history 94 2 4 5

Salp mollusksSalsify agriculture 635 1 6

botany 583 552

hygiene 6 1 3 4 5

prac. chem .feeding zootechny 636 0 843 1food zootechny 636 0 877 Yen iseianfoods hygiene 6 1 3 2 8

l ithology 552 53manufacture 664 4

marsh plan ts ecol. 581 52 652 2

m in ing 6 2 2 36

rock econom ic geologywater benthos botany 58 1 5263233

plankton 58 1 52 63253Saltator ia en tomol. 595 72 6

Salting buttermaking 637 2 335Saltpeter m inera logy 549 72

Salts Wi d war

absorpt ion physi ology 6 1 2 382 1

Chemi c technology 66 1 .4bat tle

Chem ist ry of food 64 1 1 7in muscle physiology 6 1 2 744 1 6 W l d war 940 .4 1 273

mesology 6 1 2 . 0 1 4463 Bc764

Topics in black face type ar subdivided . Superior figures refer to the tab les fol lowing this index

Salvagecut t ings si lvicultureindus. manage.

marine 656

mari t ime law 347 7Salvati on doctr . theology 234

army ass'

ns

World wa1 940 . 4772Ita l . essays

Salzburg , Austri a 943 63

Saman iego , F . M . de 86 1 4 4‘Samar i tan languageSamari tans sects 2 96

Sama r ium inorg . chem .

Sambre World war 1 9 1 8Samfire agr i cultureSam n i te wars Rom an hist .

Samn ium ancien t 937 . 7

Samoa , Polynesia 996 . 1

Samos ancien t 939 1 4

949 -94

494 4

635-74

Sampleroom salesmethods 658 . 845

Samplespr in ted matter oflis econ .

SamSOe. O . J . D an . drama

Samuel Ol d Testamen t 2 2 2 4

Samydaceae botany 583 4 51

San Antoni o, Tex.


IV IN DEXSan torin i

’

s duct anatomymuscle

Sanuki , Japan h i st .

Sanyodo,Thome h ist .

Saone et Loi re, F r . hist .Sap cel botany

circulation of botanycollectorsgather i ngri ze of botanv

Saphenousnerv, in ternal anat .

vein,longshor t

Sap indacete botanySapindalesSapindineae

Sapo

Sapodi l la

ll

Sapon i fyi ngfermen ts botanic chem .

Saponi n nutri t ion

Sapota

Sapotacea botanySapotineae botanySappers mi l . science

Sappho Greek poetrySapporo , Japan hi st .

Saprolegni ere botanySaprolegni ineae

Saprophytes ecologySapsforest prod .

m i li tary eng ineeringSaracen empire historySaracen i c archi tectureSarasota co. F la . hist .

Saratoga battle Am . revol.co . N . Y. history

Sarcasm

skool discipl in 371 56

Sarcoma diseases

Sarcophagi bur ial customs

Sardin ia ancien t hist orymodern 945 . 9

Sardin ian sheepSardou, Victorien F r . dram .

Sargassaceac

589 -452

Sargen tadoxaceac 583 1 1 74

uperior figures refer to the tab les fol low ing th is index

RELAT IV IN DEX

Anglo language 429

829

439-2

723-42

sheepSaxons ancien t history

Saxony historyhouseof, Ger .hist . bone, carpal anatomyPrussian tarsal

saxophone wind instrum . cuboid join tsSaybrook platform crw ds

SayingsofJesuspseudep igrafa Scaphopoda zoology331 -s9 l

Scala media anatomy

mosses

sli ding wages

ofiis fitt ings

practi cal chemi stry

wage econom i cs Scen t glands

Scalping war customs Schedulesbusinessmeth .

gameScandamons pigeonsScandinavia heraldry

Topic. in black face type at subdivided

439 5

839 .s

198

inorgan . chem .

598 7

Scapular ar tery, dorsal anat . 6 1 1 1 348

Scapuloclavicular join t 6 1

I33 . 333

07 I.S9 -96 1 333

Scarborough World war 1 9 14Scanaxowm. agnkuhnue

Scarf skin anatomy 6 1 1 .771

Scarfs, hed toi letScar ifier , hand 63 1 .3 1 53horse 63 1 .3 1 62

Scarlet fever pathologypub. hel th 6 14 . 52 2grain useful arts

strawberryScarpe r iver World war 1 9 1 8Scarron , Paul F r . sat ire

Scavenging of townsScen e pain t ing pain t ing 750

theater 792

719

Scheele, K :V. Swed . mi sc.

Schefer , L. G er . poetryScheffel, J . V : von Ger . fic.

Schel l ing G er . phi losofy 193 . 4

M inutes refer to the tables fol lowing this index

IV IN DEXSc ience

and fa i th Chr ist ian doet .

imagi nat ion psych .0 " l 59 .95465

religi on apologet ics

nat . theol . 2 1 5

biografy of 9 25

el emen ta ry educa t i on 372 . 3

1 5"

or

0' IS9 -9 1 324

m i li tary 355

moral 1 70

museums museum econ

50 7

poli ti cal

soci al sociologystudy teachi ng

Sci en ces. classi fica t i on of

occult

Scien t ific

h i ldings archi tectureexplorati ons, genera l

by ai rcraftgames

imagi nat ion psychmanagement

men ,lives of

methodsin spec. subject see sub ject

Si stems economi cs 330 1 5

societ ies studen t li fesurveys, generalby aircraft

580 -1 43

travels 50 8 . 3


RELAT IV IN DEXSeats (con t .)landscape archi tecturemotor vehi cle spri ngs

vehiclesmuseums

Sewweeds botany

Sebastopol hist . 947 7

W. war

goose poult rySebele

'

s coun try hist . 968 . 1 6

Sebright game fowlsSebungwe history 968 929

church of Scot landlaw

U . S. historySecession ists in N orth

U. S. civi l warSecond

adven t of Christadven t ists sects

ballot suffragechildhood men t . carac

clas passenger ratesemp i re F r . historylanguage elem . educ.

nerv anatomyphysiology

793-8

or

substance ontology " l -33

war wi th Eng. U .S.hi st . 973 -52

G t . Bri t . , soc . of 369 . 1 4 4

Secondarybatter ies electrici tycels elec. engineer ingeducation 373

huxuposafions psych.or

laws of association psych.or

mean ings reasoningor 1 59 .

Seconda ry (con t .)

schools for g i rlsgymnast iesin

sistems radio

policeU . S. civ. war

w a r of 1 8 1 2

World warsocieti es

bi ldings arch .cohege

wri t ing amusemen ts

cryp tografy

Secretar ial force Sun . skoolslegislat iv bodies

Sem tary grape

Secret ion

plant protect ion

Secret iv

t issues plan t h istol .Secretorycelsglands

Topics in black face type ar subdivided . Super ior figures refer to the tab les fo l low ing th is index

l ibrary equ i pm ’

t 3 71 . 646

manual t ra in '

g in

pub l ic 3 79 1 7

for spec. subject see subjectsel f hypnot ism

or

RELAT IV IN DEXSelect ion (con t .)

of airports

books, etc. l ib . econ.

candi dates sufi ragefarm 63 1 1 1

library trusteesmanuscri pts publish .ofii sers civi l servi splants 63 1 . 52 1

stock beesworkers economics

00 8 econ. 651 .345

psychology 1 53-30'

sexual botany 58 1 1 5145

575 5

Zootechny 636 0 8 1’Select i0 ns Eng. phi lologySelect iv si stem telefone 62 1 .38524

Select ivi tyreceiving sets radio

Selenastraceae

Seleni ds m ineralogy

575-4-2 2

binders 631 354 1

or

control psych.0'

culture 374

defense, ar t of athleti cs0' 1 59 -94734

discipl in , men tal psych.0' l 59 -94734

education 374

botanygovernmen t pol . sci .

school

62 1 . 384 13514

psychology

secondary hypnot i sm

subl im ina lsp i ri t ism

submerge d hypnot ism

psychology 1 53 72

or

Sel fishness ethi cs538-2 1473

Selkirk , Scot land historySel le river World war 1 91 8

vegetation eeolouSem idetach t ci ty housesof celestia l bodies 52 2 . 93

Sem ihard woods forestryTopics in black face type ar suhdivided. Superior figures refer to the tab ies fol lowing this index

businessmethodsproducts farm econ . 63 1 1 8

votes sufi rage 32 4 2 71

968 -92 75

86 11 1 Tob .Rabbi Span . l i t . 86 1 1 6

Seman t ics 4 1 2

Sem atology phi lology 4 1 9 . 1

Semendrevo Wor ld war 19 1 5Semesters skool adm in . 371 . 23Sem iautomat ic telefones 62 1 38572

Sem ici rcular cana ls anat . 6 1 1 852 6

physiol. 6 1 2 . 8583

psych.or

RELATIV INDEX

i llusions 1 33 24 1 2

or

mi sin terprcta t ion

i llusions

of reali ty, in dreamsunrea li ty,

organ st imulatedor

percept ions and images 1 55 . 24

0' l.59 -95434

sensation

or

chi ldstudyor

psychology 1 52

0' l 59-93

training w e

presentat ion percept ion

or

Senshu. Japan hist .Sensibi li tyand movement physiol.art icular psych.

or

audi tory physiologyor

chromatic physiol.0'xSAD-931 33

c utaneous physiol.psych.

0' l 59-9357l

degrees of somnambulismor 1 59 -96353

emotions properties

or

Sensibi li ty (con t .)

gustatory psych.or 1 59 9 3471

i n tel. func. of convolut ionsmental physiology

mental facultiesmuscular psyc h.olfactory physiol .

psych.organ ic

physiologic psychologyrecurren t physiologytact i l psychologyto contrast , visual

pai n physiol .

sound physiol.

vi brat ions physiol .

and suprasensib le l i fe 1 30

or

plant Leguminosaeplan ts physiol . bot .

mesurements psychophys.

or

of insane 1 52 8 2 8 13:

or

p lan t protect ion 58 1 5724

Topics in b lack lace type at subd ivided . Super ior figures refer to the tab les fol lowing this index


RELAT IV IN DEXSexual con t .)

58 1 1 56

eth ics 1 76

exci temen t zootechny 636 . 0 82451

inversion men t . derange.

or 1 59 -9734846

or 1 59 -97348

organs anatomyzoology 59 1 46

perversions ment. derange.

or 1 59 0 73484

psychomthsor

botanyscience

select ion botanyevolut ion

spores botanyun ion zootechny 636 . 082453

or 1 59 0 642 62

t ravelSeyi die province hi st .

Shabatz World war 1 9 14Shackles

629 3 4334ShaddockShade and light arch .design 72 9 . 1 4

trees floricul ture

landscape garden ing 71 5Shadesand shadows desen geom .51 5 . 7

museum econ .

1 33 1

or

W indow furn ishings 645 3

Shadfiy entomol. 595 734Shadi ng shorthand 653 1 2

Shadow pan tomimes amuse. 791 5

Shadowsperspect iv

visual di st . physiol.psych

Sha ft sinking m in ingShafting mi ll workShaftsdriving axlesmotor vehicles

Shangha i

629 . 1 34 1

Shapers machine tools 6 2 1 9 1 2

Shapes strength of mater. 62 0 1 1 2 8

system of ren t agr ic.

remunerat ion

Sha rks fishesfossi lsSharpsburg.Md. ba t t leSharqiya hist .Shasta co. Cal . hist.Shavi ng customs

Shearingst rength of materia ls 1 2 45

tools mech . engi neer i ng 6 2 1 96Shearsmachine toolsoffis fit t ings

prun ing 631 .342 1

weeding 63 1 3 1 55Sheathsof tendon s ana t . 6 1 1 75

diseases

Topics in b lack face type ar subdivided . Superior figures refer to the tables fol lowing this index

Shaftsbury.ear l of Eng. l i t . 82 4 51

ShagbarkShake lumber forest prod .

Shakers b iografy 92 2 83

2 89 8

Shak ing grates engi n’

g 62 1 1 8354

Shakspere Eng. drama 8 2 2 33

Sha le li thology 552 52

ShallotShal lu 633 1 76

Shamrock battalion W ld war

G 1 65

95 1 1

Shan non co. Mo. history 977 . 887

shi p U . S. war 1 8 1 2 973 52 53

econ . 331 . 235

offis econ . 651 . 3835

597-3 I

Shaw , G : B. Eng . drama

H W. Am . humor 8 1 7 46

Shawano co .W is. historyShawl goat 636 39854Shaw ls clothingShawnee co. Kan . hist .Shay’s rebellion Mass. hist .

U .S. 9 73 13 1 8

RELAT IV INDEXSherman

Camp t r . camp W ld war

Bc771

co . Kan . hi st .

si lver act U. S. hist .

Sherman sm arch to the seaSherwood Foresters Wl d war

G

Shet land i lands historyt ravels 9 1 4 1 1 1

ponysheep

Shidzuoka, Japan hist.Shield fern botanyShieldingShields heraldry

wepons

629 -2 4447Shifts of

,work pol . econ . 33 1 8 1 1

Shisa. Japan . historyShijo Japanese

952 -3Shi llaber , B . P . Am .humor

Shiloh , Tenn . ba t tleShims , 952 . 1 827Shimabara ,

952 -1 63

953 -99

forest prod .

bi ld ing

skin d iseases 6 1 6 . 52

2 99 -56

Shinano,

Shinga'

s coun tryShingle lumber

roofsShingles

shi pbi l di ng 623 86

in terocean ic

equi pmen t

Ship (con t .)

hea t inglibrar iesli fe hygi enel ight ingoutfit

p ropu lsion m ech . eng.

rai lwaysven t i lat ion shipbi lding

Shi pboard cookery

Shipp ingbusiness useful artsdep

’

t manuf’

g plan thistory of soci ology

radio commun ication

Shi re draf t horseShi ribeshi , Japan hi st.

8 B

Shoa ls. Isles ofShockabsorbers

motor vehi clesp lan t movemen ts

Topics in black face type ar subdivided. Superior figures refer to the tables fol low ing thia index

656

387

387-09

658-788

387

room devices ofii s econ .

confederate U .S.civ.w ar

disinfect ion in con tag. dis. 6 1 4 48

naval architecture

t ransportat ion 656

Sh ipt imber beet le en tomol.Shipwrecksadven turesli fe saving methods

Shipw reckt . rescue of

p rotect ion of li fe 6 1 4 . 868

RELATIV IN DEXShrubbery landsc . gard

’

ng 7 1 5

Shrubsbotany 582 . 1 7

635-976landscape garden ing 715

layeri ng hort i culture 63 1 5346

Shudderi ng physiologyShuffle board game 796 . 2 1

Shujaku Japanese hist .Shuntedtelefone method

Shun t i ng engins 62 1 1 3 2 63

Shuntwound generatorsShut ters archi t . const . 72 1 87

Shutt lecock amusemen ts 796 . 26

Sia lagogs therapeut ics 6 1 5 74 1

595 743

959 -3

959 -5

72 2 4

nat . hi st . of man

Siba Wor l d war 19 1 6Siberia history 957

W ld war 1 9 1 8

Siberi an fetherfooted fowlsor

1 33 -3

or

Sicamore

plane t reeSici lian N orman arch i tec. 72 3 4 5

Sici ly ancien t history 937 8modern

362 1

l ib . economy 0 23 . 67

mi li tary li fe 355 1 1

m in istry of sacramen ts 2 65 . 8

pa rish care of 2 58

room dom . economy

house of astrologyin surance business

ofii s econ .

on'

i s econ .

m on th ast ronom ychronology

Siegfr ied line, see H indenburgline

Sierra co. Cal . historyLeone

travelSi eve, sieves, see Siv, sivsSi fters crop cl eaning

Sighing physi ologySightanatomyasylums for the blindcenter of, in brain

or

0'

p kmha bhwk fhuafinn au subdhfikfl . Sumukw fkunu refi n to the tflues fiflknfing thhdadex

curtains mot. vehiclesmosses

saddl e flower botany 583 1 2 1

sli p indicators aeronaut ics629 1 3513

Sidecars motor veh . 629 . 2 263

Sidehi l plow 63 1 . 31 24

Siderealclock and chronometer 1

52 9 1

52 3 -33

52 9 2

Sidewalkslocal governmen tmoving mech . engin ’

g

pavemen ts road

Sidings rai lway engin ’

gSidney , P . English poet rySidon Wor ld war 191 8Siedlce World war 191 5Siege

art i llery m i l . engi n’

g

guns gunnerymoun ts ordnance

operation s mi l . eng.

state of pol . sci .


RELAT IV INDEX

Singleact ing engi ns stat

’

n’

ry 62 1 1 645st ructure 6 2 1 1 1 2 2 1

alt i tude , find ing t ime by 52 9 . 73

course curr i culum 375 . 0 0 2

curvd lines descr . geom .

surface 51 5 1 4

expansion engi ns 6 2 1 1 1 2 6 1

flui d cells engi neer ing 6 2 1 3533

333 0 42

796 . 862

Engl ish h nsu jSin theses fisi ologic chem .

Sin thesis

chemi stryelect r ic chemi strylogic

judgments 1 53-53330' l 59 9 555333

method psychology 1 50 . 1 85or

1 50 . 1 85

or

tissues p lant histol .62 1 384 1 572

surgerypocular is anat . 6 1 1 62 3 1

Sioux Ci ty, Ia. h istory 977 . 74 1 1

cc . Ia . 977Siphonal es 589-472

Siphoneae

Siphonocladal esSiphonophora zoologySiphonophyceae

Siphons prac. chem .

Si ren ia m amm alsSirens motor vehicles

saxi frageSi rocco m eteorologySi rup adulterat ionsSiskiyou co. Cal . hist .Sissonne World war 1 9 1 8Sistemati c

botanycatalogs bi bli ografy

giving Sunday skoolstheolory

drainage agr iculture

fil e ofi is econ.

fioor bri dge engin '

g

manuals see subjector

of aerial lines 62 1 .3 1 92 2 2

elect ri c t ract ion 62 1 . 33 1 2

transmi ssion 62 1 .3 1 9 1 2

incandescent light ing 62 1 32 62

radio communication 62 1 .384 15

television 62 1 .3885

uni ts

in spec. topics see subj .phi losofic 1 40

road engineer ingsci en tific economi cs 3 0 . 1 5suffrage

Topics i n black face type " subdivided . Super ior k ures refer to the tables fol lowing this index

constructi on shipbildi ng1 53 82

RELAT IV IN D EXSkim colter p low

abmrp t ion

adm in . of medi cin byanatomydiagnosis pathologydi seases

dressing taxidermy

fun ction physiology

by evaporat ionradiat ion

plow

Ski rm ishin g m i l . science

manuf.Skull anatomy

craniology

584 -65

grape 634 . 847

20 0 103? 599 744475

Sky worship 29 1 . 2 1 2 8

629 . 1 3869Skye, Scot land history 94 1 1 7

arch i tec. construct ion 72 1 . 55

design

Slag wool manuf. 677 . 52 2

Slags ferti li zers agr icultureSlander ethi cs 1 77 3

English unsu re 427

modern Eng. Ian .

Slang r iver hist .Slankamenka grape 634 . 85439Slate

553 54

552 44

Topics in black face type ar aubdivided .

bi ld ing

movemen ts botanyof plan ts botany

Slate (con t .)roofing

turkey 636 . 592 5

wr i t ing amusemen ts 793 . 8

Slater fund educa t ion 373 75

Slat ing h i lding 695

Slaughterhouse refuse fer t i li zershouses ai r pollut ion 6 1 4 74 1

indust . sani t . 6 2 8 . 549

m t .Va . U . S. civi l warSlaugh ter ingindust ry 664 9

m eth od of animal hyg.

SlaveCoast history 966 . 83holdi ng slaverv 3 2 6

labor pol i t . econ . 33 1 58

law , fugi tiv slavery 32 6 .973

trade

Slavery 32 6

aboli t ion of. U . S. historycauses of U. S. ci vi l warconst i tut . amendm en t 34 2 73U . S. hist . 973 . 8 1

emanci pa t'

n proclam at'

n 973 7 1 4

Slaves biografy 32 6 9 2

fugi t i v U . S. ci vi l w a r 973 71 1 5

Slaviclanguagesli teratur esph i losofers

b iogra fySlavon ia historySlavon ic, church languaj

languaj es

Slavs ancien t hist .

Sled hauling logg ingSledging sport

Sleds farm transport

Sleepand rest hygiene 6 1 3 79

loss of, and work 1 58-737

-94437

or 1 59 . 9632

1 35-5or

Superb i figures refer to the tables fol lowing this index

RELATIV IN DEXSmel (cont .)

sensory funct ionsstimulators psychometry

0 r 1 59 .9383243

suggested by other sensa.

0'

suggest ing color 1 52 771 230'

Smelt ing meta llurgySmilaceae 584 323

SmilaxSmi th, F . H . Amer . fic.

H . Dan ish misc.

S. English essaysSmi th college educ.

co. Kan . hist .Smi thfield

Orange F ree State hi st .

W.Va . hi st .Smi thson ianexchanges l i b . econ .

inst i tut ion

Smock l inen manuf.Smoke

ai r pollut ionbox locomot ivaeffect on plan ts ecologyflues heat ingnuisance san i tati on

stack locomot ivs

stacks steam eng'

ng

bee keep ing

food preservat ionhygi enejackets

Smolensk W. war 1918

Smollet t , T , G : Eng. fic.

Smolnik W. war 1915

Smoothing harrowSmoothnessinfluence on ment . carac.

or

sensat ion psych. 1 52 6 74

0'

fhnussfins

343

preven t ion aeronaut ics

agr i culturedi seases botanyfungi

Smyrna , Asia

Smut

h istoryt ravelsman uf.hist .

sani cle

whi teSnakes

Snaking

Snap beanSnapdragon

Snares

Sneezeweed

Sneezing physiologytherapeut ics

Snipe bi rdsSnor ing physiologySnow

berry Capri foliaceae

hxanng

botan yzootechny

Soap

berry botanybubbles amusemen ts

Topica in black faee type ar subdivi ded . Superior figures refer to the tables fol lowing thia indax

storaxflea en tomol.meteorologyplan ts ecologyremovalsheds rai lroad engi n

’

g

shoeing sports

shoes manuf.sports

Snubbers motor vehi clesSnyder co . Pa . hi story

t ravels


RELAT IV INDEXsong (cont .)of Solomon B ible 2 2 3 9the three chi ldren Bible 2 2 9 5

Songbooks folklore 398 8

songea history 967 85

Songs 784band ballads Eng. l i t . 82 1 . 0 4

music

for female voices 784 88

m alekindergarten methods 372 . 2 1 52

wi th musi c 784

Sonnerat iaceae 583 443‘Sonnets Eng. li terature 82 1

Sonoma co. Cal . hi st .a

Sonora , Mex ico 972 1

Sons of

the Amer . revolut ionrevolut ion 369 1 34veterans, U . S. a rmy. soc.

or

Sophist phi losofy Greek 1 83 . 1

sistem

Sophist ici sm phi los. sist .

Sophocles Greek drama 882 . 2

SOphoreae forage crops

1 33 7 4or 1 59 96 1 84

Sorcery comparat iv relig.

or

Sordariaceae

Sore throat d iseases

Soredia botany 581 -1 653Sores surgerySorghum cereals 633 1 74

manufacture 664 . 1

sugar plantsSoricoi deaSorophora 589 292

Sorori t ies

studen t life 371 . 856

Sorrel botany 583-9 1 7Sol 'terup , Jorgen D an . poet .

SOrtesVirgi l ianaeor

S°rfi lage

or

Sort ing logs loggingSoshuSagami .

Soteriology doet. theol. 234

61 3

Soto, H . de discov. of Am . 973 . 1 6

Souari nut

Souchez World war 1 9 1 5Soudan , Africa hi storySoulfuture life doct. theol.

nat .

museums

in tensi tyinteraural di fferencesaudi t . di st . physi ol .

psych. 1 52 2 8751 2

or

locali zat ion i n space

suggested byvarious sensations

or 1 59 9 3772

suggest ing color physi ol.psychol .

0' I59 93 1 373

Topics in black face type ar subd ivided . Superior figures refer to the tables fol lovVing this index

337

2 1 8

59 1 -SI

metaphysics 1 28

ori gi n m etaphysi cs 1 29

theories physiology 6 1 2 . o1 34

wandering theo . of drms 1 35 130 1 68

or

Soulanges co . Que. hist .

Soumet , A . F rench drama

Sound

appara tus

conduct ion

in internal ear physi ol .psych.

or

RELAT IV IN D EX

prisons 973 771

Sherbro 966 -48

states, U .S. Am er . revol . clai raudiencehi sb ry o7s

zodiac signs astrology clai rvoyance0' I59 9 6 1 5233

Eng . drama psychomet ry mi nd

Eng. poet . 82 1 73 and body 1 33 8332don hi st . or

psychoscowAfrica protectorate h ist . or

t ravel 9 1 6 . 88

Hondo, Japan history business lettersU. S. hi story 978

travels Spades diggi ng toolsSouvestre, E . F r . fict ion 843 75 t ra i l ordnance

Soveren Spadi ci florw botanystate pol i t ical science Spading t il lageSoverens biografy harrowSoveren ty pol . scien ce

Sow bug en tomol .Sewers specialSowing

broadcast

machi nerySowthist le

Soy bean forage crops

garden

Soya, Japan historySpa conferenceWorld war resul ts 940 . 3 1 4 1 2

metaphysics

Of 1 59 -93752

tests i ntellector

0' I59 93752 3

sense physi ol .psych. art

or Austri an ascendencytests i n tellect 1 51 . 2 232752 Ital . hi story 94

or 1 59 92 8233752 d iscovery of Amer ica

grape

or 1 59 -93752 8Space-t ime cosmology inqu isi t ion persecut ions

Top ics in black face type at subdivided. Super ior figures refer to the tables fol lowing this index

Spa in

adm ini strati on

an ti qui ti esArabs i n historyarchi tecturebotanyfinance

geologyhi storymaps

peerageschoolsstati sti cs

travelt reat ies

war wi th U. S. hi st .other top ics see table 1

Spanbroekmolen W. war 1 9 1 8

Span ishAmer ica history

travelsAmeri can w ar .naval

and m i li tary order ofarchi tecture, Romanesque 72 3 . 46

arm ada Eng. hi story 94 2 . o55

Span . 946 . 0 4

RELAT IV IN DEX

sessions legislativ bodiestypes education of

weeks school methodsSpecia li zat ion of li brar ies 0 2 5 2 1 2

circular U . S. historypaymen t banking 332 . 4

U . S. history 973 . 83

Species

of an imals zootechnyorigi n of

Specific

customs taxat ion 336 2 6

gravi ty chemist ry 54 2 33

l i qui ds phys. 532 4

S3 1 ~54

soi l 63 1 . 43 1

motri ci ty psych. 1 58 . 232 4

0' 1 59 .9433324

in spec. subject see subjectSpeci fics therapeuti cs

Specimen books prin t ingSpecimens

arrangement in museumsmoun t ing ofpreservation in museum s

Spectaclesdisorders of vision

manuf.

opt i cs

Specter;

Spectroscope

physiology 6 1 2 1 1 1 1 5

Spectrum

analysis chemist ryopt ics sss 84

qua li tat iv anal .Of comets astronom y 52 3 . 67

meteors 53 3-S7

moon 53 3-37

Spectrum (cont .)of stars astronomy

sun

Purki n je physiol .psych

Speculat ion

vi ewpoin t

Speech371 -92 7

di stort ion radiofreedom of pol . sci .

impedimen ts of

organs of acoust i cs 534 . 7human anat. 6 1 1 2

phi lologyphysi ology

Of l 59

code recept ion radio 62 1 384 192 1 1 5

controls motor vehi clesflyi ng aeronaut icshorse 636 . 1 2

indi cators aeronaut ics

logs shi pbi l di ng 623 86

aeronaut ics 629 . 1 351 6

of trains rai lwy engi n’

g

shorthandtests aeronaut ics

motor vehicles 629 2 733

Spegel , H aqui n Swed . poet . 839 71 33

Spel in un iversal lang. 408 .9

3 books Eng. lang .business English 651 . 74

elemen tary educ. 372 . 4

match amusemen ts

Twice in black lace type ar subdivided. Super ior figures refer to the tables fol lowing this index

4 1 4

or

v isib le compar . phi lol. 4 1 4Speeches Engli sh oratory 82 5Speed

apparen t

visual di st . physi ol.psych


RELATIV INDEX

hot physic. geologymineral economi c geol.movemen ts horology 1 2 1

physica l geografy 551 49

strength of materi als 62 0 1 1 2 85

waterworks 62 8 1 1

Springtai ls pos ts 632 .713zoology 595 71 3

Springy wing ribs aeron .

Sprinkli ng of st reetssan i tat ion of town s

Springtooth harrowSprin t ing

Spri tes folklore 398 4

Sprout method si lvi cultureSprucebotanyforestrygum forest prod .

Spud farm tools 631 .5332

Spudding bi t 63 1 .31 1 3

Spumar iaw ae

Spun si lk industrySpur gears mech . engin ’

g 6 2

Spurge botany 583 951

Spurt , end work curv

0' l 59 -9442 5

in i tia l0' 1 59 -9442 1

Spurwingd goose

Spy glasses manuf.Squabs poult ry 636 596

SquadronAt lan t ic U . S. civ. war 56

Span . 973 -89s

Gulf civ. war 973 756

mi li ta ry science 355 . 3 1

naval 359

Squadrons, con federa teU . 8 . ci vi l war

597-3

539 -4 15

geodesyprobabi li ti es 51 9 . 8

Squares (con t .)magi ctables of

Squari ng the ci rcle geom .

Squashbug

game

ari thmet i c

Squa t ter soveren tyconst i tut ional hi storyslaveryU . S. history

Squ ids zoologySquin t ing eye d iseases

Squ i rrelsStaa tenbundStabi li ty

pets

pol . sci .

aerodynamicsship design

Stab i l i zingequi pmen t aeronaut ics

Stablemanure ai r pol lut . 6 1 4 76 1

care offarm bi ldifeedin g in

fer t i li zers

zootechn yngs agr i c.

zootechn ya

Stackhousieae

Stacks

elec. l ighted l i b . bldgStadi a

Stadiums

surveyi ngarchi tecture

Topiea in black faee type ar cubdivided.Superior figurec refer to the tabl es fol lowing this index

Stael F r .fic.843 6 2

Stefenfluumms 1nunnun <xnn. 0 69 . 682 2heds li brary economy 0 2 3 72

li brary economy 0 2 3 5

nuxmums (nfis econ .

m i l i tary science 355-33

RELAT IV INDEXStan islau World war 1 9 1 5

1 9 1 6 940 42 75

1 9 1 7

Stani slaus co. Cal . hist .Stan leyv i lleStanstead co. Q 971 . 467

Stanton , F . L. Amer . poet .8 1 1 . 49

Stan ton co . Kan . hist .

Stanw i x. F ort Am . revol. 973 3334

Stapedi us muscle 6 1 1 857

Stapes anatomy of ear 6 1 1 857

StaphyleaceaeStar

apple 634 433fam i ly frui ts 634 43cata logs ast ron . observ.

descrip . ast ron .

chamber Eng. history 94 2 o5

clusters 52 3 85

connect ions elec. eng . 6 2 1 3 1 9 1 333

di vi sion W l d war 940 . 4 1 2 73

flower

of Bethlehem bluet 583 52

li lyPr imulaceae583 672

palm istry0' 1 59 -9257442

shels m i l . engin fg 62 3 4 5446

thi stle 583 5533

worshipStarchadulterat ions 6 1 4 3 1 2

chemist ry of food 64 1 1 3

composi t ion physiology 6 1 2 396 1 1 1gast ric d igest ion 6 1 2 3 2 2 1

laun dry suppli es 648 1 8

manufacture 664 2

p lan ts 633 68

protect iv external agen tstrypt ic digest ion 6 1 2 34 2 1

vegetable drugs 6 1 5 33 1

Starching laundry process 648 . 2 5

Starchy foods physiology 6 1 2 . 392 73

reservs in plants 58 1 -1 33853

Stark co. Ill. hi story 977 ~35 1

0 . 977 1 6 2

Starke co. Ind.

Starkenburg goat 636 -393

Stars fal l ing divi na t ionStar t i la

Start ing

apparatus ai rcraftsi stem motor vehi cles

descr i ptiv astronomy 52 3 81 33 -334

or

Wor ld war 1 9 1 6

Starvat ion d ietet ic diseases 6 1 6 . 39hygien e

econom ics

poli ti cal sci encep r i son s arch i tect ure

properti es fi nan ce

relation to education

religion

583 -1 54

32 0

336 1

379

2 6 1 . 7

Topics in black face type at subdivi ded . Super ior figures refer to the tab les fol lowing thi s index

Starworts

Stasimorphy botanyState

a i d to li brari eseducation

and church , see Churchindivi dual pol . sci .

soci al groupswages econom i cs

ofi i s econ .

as moral agen t pol . sci .

ballsbanks

cap i tols archi tecturecon t rol of ci t ies adm i n is.

educat ion

coun ci l F rench gov'tGer . gov't

dep’

t U . S. gov'tdepartmen ts adul t educ.

publ icdcts finance

education

employeesethicsforest policygovernm en ts

labor wageslaboratori es adul tera t .

law reports U . S.

laws, un i formli brar i esmedi cin

m in i st ri es of arch i tec.

monopoliesmuseums

own ershi p of land

RELATIV INDEXsways

locomot iv boi lerplant support

Steam

baths prac . chem ist ry 54 2 4 0

boi ler i n spect ion eng. 6 2 1 1 947

p rot . 0 f l i fe

boi lers engi neeri ng 62 1 1 8

carriage

steam engin’

g

transport 656

collectors engineeri ng 6 2 1 1 8479

cooking appliances 643 337

cooling motor vehiclesdi str i bution 62 1 1 85

locomotivs 62 1 1 342

dredges portable engins 6 2 1 1 54

dri lls 62 1 1 54

engin agr icul ture 631 371 5mech. eng.

motor vehiclesphysics

engi neering 62 1 1

engins, m an agem en t of 6 2 1 1 95

fit t ing 696 3generati on engi n’

g 62 1 1 8

heated apparatus, cookery 64 1 587ki tchenheat ing b i l d ing

boi ler plan tsmech . engin

'

g 6 2 1 . 69

m ine ven t i la t ionmotor vehiclesnavigat ion

inland 386

ocean 387

useful ar ts 656

physics 53

p i pes 696 3

engi neeri ng 62 1 1 85

agri culturet ract ion engins 62 1 1 46

pow er elect r i c plan ts 6 2 1 3 1 2 1 3 2

plan ts 62 1 1 9

Pum ps engineeri ng 62 1 64

m ine dra inage 62 2 54

rcapers t ract ion engi ns 6 2 1 1 46

Ships naval archi tecture 623 8shovels portable engins 6 2 1 1 54

threshers 6 2 1 1 56

transm i ssi on engin’

g 62 1 1 85

69 1 7

624 67

677.72 !

clothconstruct ion archi tecture 72 1 93engraving 762

erasers offis econ . 651 . 4653

manufactures 672

meta llurgy 669 1

pens ofii s econ . 651 . 4663

piers and colums arch. 72 1 35ships 623 84

st rength of materi a ls 6 2 0 1 7

st ructures archi tec. 72 1 93

works 72 5 43

engi neeri ngSteele, R : Eng. essaysSteeplechase gameshorsemanshipSteeples archi tecture 72 9 35

Steering

apparatus aeronauti cs 629 . 1 351

motor vehiclescomm i t tee legis. proced . 32 8 . 375

gear shi pb i l ding 623 85seamanship 656

surfaces ai rcraft 629 . 1 3433Steganopodes bi rds 598 43

Stege , H . T . D an . drama

Steinbach World war 1 9 1 5Stekel psychoanal . sch . 1 31 .3465

0' 1 59 -9642 65Stellar astronomyStel lenbosch hi st . 968 71 8

Stel ler i dea zoology 593 93

Steloxylaceae 585 963

Topics in b lack face type ar subdivi ded . Super ior figures refer to the tables fol lowing this index

Steam (con t .)transporta t ion , useful arts 656turbins engi neering 6 2 1 1 65

motor vehi cles 629 . 251 23

vessels sh ipbi ldingSteamboat in spect ion 864

Steam ing cookery 64 1 75

Steapsi n t rypt ic digest . 6 1 2 34 2 3

Stear i n organ . chem . 54 7 7

Stearns duplex telegraf 6 2 1 382 3 2 2

Steatoses. hepat ic physiol . 6 1 2 354 1Stedm an , E . C. Am . poet . 8 1 1 . 43

Steelbi ldi ng materia lb i l dings, librarybridges, archt


RELAT IV INDEXStorax botany

and apartment hi ldings 725 . 2 2

orders wages econ .

otii s ec.

ships shipbi lding 623 826

647-962 1

334 5departmen t

business823

of an imal s 59 1 .5

598-34Storm , Edvard Dan . poet .

Stormon t co. Ont . history 971 .375

Storms

meteorology

Story, Isaac Am . sat ire

Story co. Ia. historyhour museum econ .

of Susanna Biblechi ld. libr arieskindergartens

Stove ferns fior icul ture

Stovesheat ing hi lding

Stowe, M rs H . B .

Amer . fict ionStrabismus eye diseases

or

Strafiord co. N . H . hist .Straight lines descr . geom . 515 . 1 1

Strai ghtedges oms fitt ings

Strain

effects of diseases

men tal men tal hygi enetendinous

sensat ions psych.0' IS9

Strainers, metal manuf.Straining honey bee keep ing 638 . 1 6343

or 1 52 942 2 234

ai rcraft const ruct ion

zootechnyStrand formations bot .

travels

dom . economy

583

ki tchen garden

62 1 .384 1 54 1

Streaming

St reams

634-92 24

pollut ion factory wastesewage 62 8 39

Streator , Ill. historyTopica in black face type ar aubdivided. Superios flgurea refer to the tablea fol lowiu thia lndex

943-44

914-344

s8s. to64

Strategy 3554

Wor ld warStrat ificat ion geology 551 8 1

Strat ified ore deposi ts geol. 553 . 1 4

Stratigrafic geology 551 7

RELAT IV INDEX

9 2 3 7

expensesin U . S. civ. war

World warincom e

museum econ . 069 . 62 5

passenger rates rai lw .

rela t ions to library 0 2 1 3 2

vot ing by pol . sci .

Studies

Order of curr i culum 375 . 0 0 1

Stud ios, art archi tecture 72 7 7Studyabroad labor ing classesB i ble 2 2 0

clubs museum 0 69 . 1 55

relat ion to l ib . 0 2 1 4 1

sel f-educat ionfurn i ture hom e

oni shall managemen tmethods skool s 371 3

Sunday skools 2 68 . 6

psychic m ind and bodyor

rooms li brary economyskool arch i tec. 72 7 . 1

equ i p . 371 . 6 2 1

Sunday skool sself culture 374

zof special top ics see subj

Stuffi ng fibersStuft gloves manuf.Stump

extractor 63 1 3 1 1 7

jumper

Stump (con t .)tai ld sheep ,

African 636 . 386

Asiat icStum page va lue forestryStumpf theorytonal fusion physiol .

psych.Stun t i ng aeronaut ics

Stupi di ty

medicin 6 1 6 . 8955

m ind and body 1 32 . 1 955

0' I59 9 72955

Stuporous

i nsan i ty medici n

m ind and

melanchol ia

Style books

pr in t i ng

rh etor ic

busi ness Engl ish

costume

dom . econ .

flowers botanyl i brary h i ldingsl i terary rhetor ic

Styles of t ype pr in t ing

Stylewort 583 571

Styl i diaceae 583 571

Styl idieae 583 571

Stylohyoid m uscle 6 1 1 7344

Styr r iver Wor l d war 1 9 1 5Styr acaceae 583 686 1

Styracal es 583 686 1

Styraceaa 583 . 686 1history 943 65

t ravel 9 1 4 . 365

Styr ia , Aust ri aStyr ian fow ls

sheepStys, hog a i r pollut ionsSuab ia , Germ any hist .

Suabian sw in e

499 -962 2

Tonics in b lack face type at subdivi ded . Super ior figures refer to the tab les fol lowing this in dex

RELATIV INDEXSubscr ipt ionsemployees rules

library supportSunday skools

Subsidence of sewageSubsi dies

library local supportstate a id 0 2 1 832

protect ion 337 4

publi c school 379 1 2 4

wages econom ics 331 2 25

ofi'

i s econ .

for spec. purposes see subjectSubsi stence rat ion 6 1 2 3952

Subsistent being on tologySubsoi l ing ti llage 63 1 51 2

Substance

metaphysicsSubstan t ia

cinerea anatomyn igraperforata an terior anat . 6 1 1 8 1 33

spongiosaSubstant ialcorruption metaphysics 1 13

transformat ion metaphysics 1 1 3Substations elec. engi n

’

gSubst i tute sy’stem suffrageSubsti tutesbutter

resist . mesure. radio

tests psych .or

Substi tut ionsalgebrafeeding zootechny

Subsurfacecondi ts road cagi n'

g

agriculture677-736

Subterranean (cont .)telegraf communi cat ion

elec. cagi n’gSubthalam ic tegmen tal reg. 6 1 1 . 8 1 4 1

Subtrop ics botany 581 . 524442 5

599 6

Suburbancommun i t ies sociol .fares rai lw .

ethics

to English crownpropert y law

Successiv

cont igui ty associat ion

cont inui ty

Succor , see Aid

Succory al kaloi d plan tssalads

Succubi

0' 1 59 9 52 1 24Sudermann , H . G er . drama

san i tat ion

Success in lifeSuccession

apostolic eccles. pol . 2 6 2 1 1forest si lvi csmonarchi c pol . science 3 2 1 . 6

58 1 -5243

34 7 6

635 54

l 553 -42

0' i 59 -96 142

Succulen t herbs botanySuckers, p lantSuckling, J : Eng. poet rySuckl ing zootechny 1

Sucroclast ic fermen tsbotanic chem . 58 1 19345

physiologi c chem .

Suction ci rculation in plantspump physics 533 85

Suctori a parasi t ica ectozoaSudan, Afri ca hi story

Egypt ian 96 2 . 6

Suddenness

and at ten t ion


RELATIV INDEXSupple iaci! botany Suprasp ina tus muscle

Supremacy, papal ch . pol .

developmen t hygiene 6 13 . 71

sports reports, U. S.

U. S. treat isesfactory storage Supucaia nut

offis economy shipbi lding

skool free distribut ionstock farming

Supply features of the earthand demand geologycommerce

pr ice s

production

wages

servis Wl d war

Entente

Support , librarymuseum Ameri can revolut ion

elements aircraft U. S. civi l warWorld war 1 91 4—1 9

labori ng classestissues plant bistoi .

Supports

aeronaut ic accewor ies

plantpract ical chemi st ry pathology

Surinam , S. Amer . hist .

shelf l ib . econ . cherrySupposed books rari t ies

Suppression of churchparts botany

Suppurat ion diseases

Supraclavi cular nerv

d i seases of

physi ologyanatomy

1 30

or


Suret ies commercia l lawSurety bondsSurf boatsSurface

plants ecologyt ransportat ion m in ing

Surfacesof revolut ion desc . geom .

w axu

ptC

345 4

347-99

583-42 3

332 -63

551 -4

55!

Si s-i ?

Surfacing road engineeringSurfi t dietet i c diseases

Surfusi on prae . chem .

Surgeon reports353 6

Surnames genealogySurrender of

IBurgoyne Ann . revoL

Cornwall isLee U . S. ci v. w ar

Surrey, ea rl of Eng. poet .

Surrey co . England historyfowls

RELATIV INDEXSupp le iack botanydevelopmen t hygiene

sports 796 .4I

factory storage 62 1 7962

ofii s economy 651 . 466

skool free distr ibut ionSupplyand demand

Entente

Support , librarymuseum

elements aircraft

tissues plant histol .Supports

aeronaut ic accessori es

plantpract ical chem i stry 54 2 2 4

radi o equipment 62 1 .384 13388

shelf l ib . econ . 0 2 2 .454

Supposed books rari t ies

Suppression of church 26 1 7

parts botany 581 .2 27

Suppurat ion di seases 6 1 7 2 2

Supraclavicular nerv 6 1 1 83334

Suprarenalart ery.m i ddle anat .

bodies anatomydiseases of

physi ologyanatomy

and sensi tiv l i fe 1 30

or

Suprasp inatus muscle 6 1 1 7371 2

Supremacy , papal ch . pol . 2 62 1 3

reports, U. S.

347-99

583-42 3

Suret ies commercia l law 347 7

Surety bonds 332 .63

Surf boats shipbi lding 623 829

features of the earth 551 . 4

geology ssx

t ransportat ion m in ing 6 2 2 . 69

of revolut ion desc. geom . 5 1 5 1 6

w arpt 51 5 1 7

Surfacing road engi neeri ng 625 75Surfi t dietet ic di seases 6 1 6 39

Surfusion prac . chem . 54 2 63

Surgeon reports353 6

Ameri can revolut ionbiografy

World war 1 9 14-1 9

aid labor ing classesdressings

operation s

pathologySurinam . S. Amer . h ist .

cherr y

347-99

975 556

952 1 66 1

Toplol h bh ok faco type ar aubdlvlded. Super ior figurea refer bo the tablea fol lowin‘ this index

Surnames genea logySurrender of

Burgoyne Am . revol.Cornwall isLee U . S. civ. w ar

Surrey. earl of Eng. poet .

Surrey 0 0 . England h istoryfowls

RELATIV INDEXswarm catchers bee keep ing 638 . 1462 24hiving 638 . 1 462 24

swarm ing 638 1 2 1 52

con trol 638 . 1 462

per iod 638 1 4 1 63

Swast ika ecclesiology 2 46 5heraldry 9 2 9 6

Swayka game 796 37

Swazi land hi st .Swear i ng. legal 347-94

profane ethics 1 79 5

Swea t , see Sw et

Sweaters cloth ing 646 . 45

Sweat ing system wages

Sweden

adm i n i stration

an ti qui ti esarch i tecture

.

botanycoHeges

consti tut ional laweducat ion

finance

geologyh i storylawsm aps

religious h istoryschools, publ icstati sti cs

travelt rea t ies

zoologySwedenborgian church

livesSwed isharch i tectu re ,

Romanesque72 3 48

church sects 2 84 7

gymn ast ics hygi ene 6 1 3 7 1

languaj5 li teraturemeri nos

m ovemen t cure m assage 6 1 5 . 82

turn ip

Sweep cult ivators 63 1 . 3 1 62

Sweepi ng dom . econ .

Sweet

clovercorn

gum botanyherbslea f hyper i cum

Symplocaceae 583 6863

Topics in b lack face type at subdivi ded.

skool equip .

Sw ine

diseases of comp . m ed .

engi n’

g

599 -734

zoologysop frui ts

Sweetgale botanySweets cookerySweetscen ted grape

Swellendam hi st .Swelling movemen t s bot .

Sw et

efi ect on temperature

glands anatomyd isorders of

physi ologytherapeut ics

Sweters clothingSwet ing system wages

Sw i ft , J . Eng. sat i re

Sw ift bi rds

Sw imm ingan imal locomot ion 59 1 47

baths archi tecture 72 5 73

bladder compar . anat .

physiol .581 1 8662

581 -526325

371 735

skool hygiene 371 .735Sw inburne , A . C : Eng. poet . 82 1 86

Sw indling ethi cs 1 74 6

law 343

path0 10gic

0 " l.59-97343

zoologySwing

bri dgesplow

Swinging

amusemen tsframes museum econ .

Swings public amusemen tsSwinn erton , F . A. Eng . fict .



phoni sms

photi smssense physiol.

psych .

synesthesia

si lk manuf.Taft , W : H . presidencyTag game

Tagassu idae

Tagli amen to r iverWorld war 1 9 1 7

Tags museum label ingofli s supplies

Tahr goatTahure World war 1 9 1 5Tai chu, Taiwan hist.Taihoku,

Of

comp . anat .

zoology

Tainan , Taiwan historyTaine, H . A . F r . essaysTaipeh, Taiwan historyTaira period Jap.

Taisho periodTai shu , JapanTsi to, Taiwan

Taiwan , JapanTaj imaTajura , Somali landTakakura Japanese

Topics in b lah]: face type ar subd ivi ded .

RELAT IV IN DEX

636 -39854

IS3 -535

IS9 -96 1 535

594 -92

952 -94

952 -9

952 -1 932

mental faculti es

personal i ty trai ts‘Tales Eng. l i teraturefolklore

surgery

in sleep

Tamar icaceac

Tamar ica les

Takao, Taiwan historyTakasago, Taiwan

Takatoki JapaneseTake off aeronaut ics

Takigrafy

Li ndsley'sby l anguaj

structure

Takow, Taiwan hi st.Talbot co. M d . hi storyTalbotypesTalen tinvent iv geni us

Talkingemp loyees rules econ .

0 155 econ .

or

mach in e manuf. 68 1 843 1

Ta l lahassee, F la . hist .

Ta l ly coun ters ofiis econ .

Talmud Juda ism 296

Ta localcaneum ligamen t 6 1 1 72 851

Talus anatomy 6 1 1 71 871

Tama co . Ia . h istory 977 756

Tamarac botany 585 2 13forest ry

Tamar ind frui t cultureTamari scincae botanyTamar isk botan yTamauli pas, M ex. historyTamba , JapanTambourine inst rumen ts

‘Tam i l langasi5 li teratureTam ines Wor ld war 1 9 14

Tammany pol i t ical ass'n 363

Tampa , F la . historyTamp ico fibers


a latan manuf.Tarn , F rance history

et Garonne, F r . hi storyTarnopol World war 1 9 14

1 9 1 7World war 19 1 5m anuf.

Tartar emet ic, medicinhorseslanguajes

sheepTar tar ism

RELATIV INDEX

944 -85

944 -75

940 -4325

940 -42 53

597-55

635-74

494 -3

men t . deficiency 1 32 . 24324

or 1 59 .9736324

Tartary hi story 950

t ravels 9 1 5

Tartin i ’s tones physi ol . 6 1 2 .8587434

psych. 1 52 287434

or 1 59-93287434

or

work wage bases econ .

ofii s cc. 651 . 383 1

Tasks school di scipl in 371 . 56

Tasman ia historyTassajo botany 583 471

Tasso , B . I tal . poet ryT . 851 . 46

Tassoni , A. sat i re

Taste

ana tomy 6 1 1 87

and cri t icism fine arts 70 1

cen ter of, in brain

mental physiologypsychology

degree of

psychomct ry 1 52 83724

or

t est ing psychol .0' l

.59 -93473

esthet ics fine ar ts 70 1facial nerv act ion 6 1 2 8 1 975

in pri n t ing

i nfluence on men t . carac.

or

Topics in black face typejar subdivi ded . Superior figures refer to the tables fol lowing this index

psychology

suggest ing colortetrahedron physiol .

psych .Tastes

clasificat ion physiol .psych .

or

0'fusion 1 52 474

0' 1 59 -93474

workers equipmen t econ . 331 1 146

offis

Tat t ing domestic econ .

Tat tooing customs

or

commanding sign

or

earthy 1 33 5242

or

mascul inor

nocturnal 1 33 52 53

0 ' l 59 9 6 1 5253

northern 1 33 5232

or

strong 1 33 5232

or

Tautomeri sm chem .

Taverns housekeep ing 647 . 94

Taveta World war 19 14

Tavsen , H ans D an . poet ry 1 2

Taste (cont .)localizat ion of ment . phys. 1 3 1 . 2 2554

or 1 59. 9 1 2 2 554

0 ’

recept ion by radio

st imulators psychometryor 1 59 9 383244

suggested by other sensa.

0 ’

0 " l 59 -93771 24

or

RELATIV INDEX

dict ionaries 60 31 on special subject see subjecteducat ion 60 7

7 in special subject see subjecth ighskool s 373 246

methodsin spec. subject sec subject

school arch i tecture 72 7 4

schoolslibraries in 371 648

2see also special subject

terms botanytroops mi li tary sci ence 358

Technologic schools 607on special subject see subject

Technologychem ic

Tect ibranchia zool .Tectology h istologyTectospondyle zool.Teda historyTedders

Teeswater cat tlesheep

Teethan imalsart ificial den t ist rydenti strydi seases ofhuman anatom yphysiology

Teetotalism temperance

Teetotum games

Tegel , E . G . Swed . m isc.

Tegmen tum anatomyTegner , E . Swed . poetryTehama co. Cal . hist .

Tehuan tepecMex ico h istoryship canal commerce

Teichmann '

s crystalsTei ta historyTele choroi deae an a t .

Telautograf elec. eng.

Telecommun icat ion

bi lls. legi slat iv 32 8 364booths l ib . bi ldi ngs 0 2 2 683

654 6

electri c engineeringTopics in black face type ar subdivi ded .

Telefone cont .)electrici ty 537 82

elect rOphysi ology

i nstrumen ts elec. eng.

lines forest eng.

operators econom ics 331 -1 2444

oi’fis economy 651 -3744

Telefony

and telegrafy , comb ined 6 2 1 382 95

m i li tary 6 2 3 733

radi o engineering 62 1 3845

62 1 . 385w i reless 3845

Tel egony b iology 575 1 36

Telegrafb i l dings archi tect urebi lls, legisla t ivcodes wr i t ing

engi neeri ngelect ri c applica t ionsfind ing longi tude bylines forest eng .

m i l i ta ry sign alssociologyun i ts W ld war

Cen t. powers

Entente

wire manuf.Telegrafic

con st ruct ion commun .

en gi neeri ng 62 1 3 1 92

instrumen ts commun .

engin’

g

Telegrafone

recorder radio

useful arts 62 1 .389Telegrafs adm in istrat ion 351 8 1 7

Superior figures refer to the tab les fol lowing this index

theory of heari ng physiol .psych.

or

Telefones dom . econ . 643 . 6

in terdep'

t l ib . 0 2 2 . 948

ofi s equi p.

school bl dgs


RELAT IV INDEXTerret grape

Terribles div. W ld war

Terri torial represen tat ionTerr i torials W ld war

Cent. powers

Entente

Terri toryacquisi tion pol . sci .

of N iger historytravel

Terrors

0' 1 59 9 63323Tert iary age geology 551 78

Tertullian phi losofy 1 89 2

Teshio, Japan histTeshiwo,

Teso historyTessin , K : G. Swed. misc.

Test

laws Eng. relig. hi st .

tubes prac. chem istryTestacea zoology 594

Testament, N ew 2 25

Old 2 2 1

pseudep ig . N ew

Ol d

347-6

Testes anatomyphysiology 61 2 6 1 6

Test i , F ulvio I tal . poetry 851 53Testi cles anatomy 61 1 . 63 1

Test imonyexpert evi dence

state control oflegal evi dence

probabi l i t iesTest ing

industr ial manage.

Tests

admi n istrat ion

i n spec. subject , see subject

Tcsts (con t .)ai rcraft performanceboi ler m anufacture

operat ion

public safety

psychology

public compet i t ionsfor spec . purposes, see subject

selecting workers econ .

oms ec.

history

mythologyTOpics in black face type ar subdivi ded . Super ior figures refer to the tab les

543

or 1 59 . 92 8652

educat ional skool adm ini s. 371 . 2 6

suffrage 324 . 1 4electric engineering 62 1 . 37fabri csF or kind app l yd to specia l fibersee name of fiber

mental chi l dstudyor

or

of engineering materialsordnance stores

psychologi c 1 51 2

or

yarnsF or ki nd app l yd to speci al fibersee name of fiber

spec. subject , see subjectTestudinata zoology 598 1 3

Tetan ic muscular con tract ’n 6 1 2 74 1 1 3

Tetanus diseases 6 1 6 854surgery 6 1 7 27

Tete hi storyTether bal l game 796 . 3

Tetrabranchia mollusks 594 . 51

Tetracorol l a 593 6 1

Tetrahedrontaste physiol .

psych.

RELAT IV INDEX

Providence

Theodosia Wor ld war 1 9 14Theodosius 3 Byzan t . hist .

Theogn is Greek poetry

Theologybiom fy of

nonchrist ian

TheophrastaceaeTheoret ic astronomy

Theosofy phi los. sist .

Therapeutics

radio

Thermalammeters, hot wi re radio

springs seismology

psychophysicsThermi ccenters physiology

con tract ion

phenomena of hart acti on

nerv centers

nervs

toposmfy physiologyTopics in black h ce type u enbdivided.

Thermionic tubes radio

536-7applied steam engin

’

g

Thermoelemen t radio 62 1 384 1 75Thermogal vanometers radi o 62 1 .384 1 75

condi t ions afiect’g physiol. 61 2 5461 2 52

Thermometers

Thermonast i cThermoscope

Thielt

mesology

phyt fiflosy

Thermotherapy 6 1 5 832

378-242

Thessalon ians 1 B ible 2 2 7 8 1C

2

Thessaly anci en t history 938 . 2

Theuerdank Ger : poetry 83 1 . 36

Thian-Shan , E . Turkestan 9 1 5 1 6

Thiard , Pon tus de F r . poet . 84 1 . 35

Thiaumon t Wor ld war 1 9 1 6Thibaut 4 F r . poet . 841 1 6

Wor ld war 1 91 81 9 16

6 1 2 . 0 14478

Thi llois World war 1 91 8Thi lorier apparatus chem.

Superior flgureo refer to the tablea fiouoving thia index

Thredsewi ng cot ton

linensi lk

worms parasi t . dis.

zoologyThreebodi es, prob. of astron .

Brothers histcolor theorycolor sense physiol .

psych.electrodeelect ron tubes rad io

phase elec. machinerytrac. systemstransmis.ll

a c8

d .c.

incandescen t lightw ize men Chr istology

Threshers agr iculturesteam engin

’

g

mesurements

of consciousness

psychophysicsThrift labori ng classes

use of wel th

Thr ips agric. pests

en tomol.Throatanatomyd iseases

protect ion in factoriessurgery

Thrombin physiologyThrombosi s. venousThrondhjem , N orway hi st .

travel

Thrones arch. accessori esThrot t legovernors motor vehicleslocomot iv

Throttling enginsThrowing gam es

sports

Thrown si lk texti l manuf.Topics in blackj ace type ar subdivided .

RELAT IV IN D EX

969 -7

anat . 6 1 1 1 332 1

6 1 1 . 44

diseases of

physiologyveins anatomy 6 1 1 1 451

Thyroidectomy physiologysurgery 6 17 44

Super ior figures refer to the tab les fol lowing this index

Thrupassenger rates rai lw . 385 1 32 235

rai lway term ina ls com .

Thrush birds 598 8 1

Thrustaerodynamics 629 1 3233balancing steam turbins 62 1 1 6536

hoe

steam turbins 62 1 1 6536

Thucydides Greek l i ter . 888 . 2

Thugs 299 1 1

Thuid iaceae 588 2 1 51 2

ThujaThujoideae 585 2 1 5Thulium inorg. chem . 546 697

'

Thurn extensors anat . 6 1 1 73768

flexor. long 6 1 1 73756

muscles 6 1 1 73773ThunderBay di st. Ont. hi st. 971 . 3 1 2

d ivi nat ion 1 33 334

0' 1 59-96 1 334

537 4

551 6 5worship 29 1 2 1 2 5

Thunderbolt div. Wl d war

E0 1 7

Thurible sacred ornam’

ts

Thuri ngia . Germany hist .Thur ingian fowlsThurn iaceae 584 39 1

Thurstone omn ibus test 1 51 . 2 2 232

or

Thuya 585 2 1 5Thuyopsidaceae 585 2 1 5

Thyme botany 583 89 1

garden crops 635 71

Thymelaeaceze botanyThymelaeales 583 933

Thymelaeineae 583 933Thym us anatomy 6 1 1 43

di seases of

physiology 6 1 2 43

Thyrocervi cal t runk 6 1 1 1 347

Thyrohyoi d muscle 6 1 1 7335

Thyroidar tery , superior


RELAT IV IN DEXTimber (cont .)

strength of materialssurveys forest ryt rade 338 1

Timberd , ha l f. W alls arch . 72 1 . 2 1

Timberingfoundat ions

history

Timbuktu

museum econ .

allowances ind. manage.

and mot ion metaphysics 1 1 5

ch ronology 529

clocks li brary economymanuf. 681 1 1 87

ofii s admin istra . 651 .42 1 1

cosm ic

dist ri but ion of

finding at sea 52 7 3

keepers watchmakinglim i t of li brary loanslost li brary servis 0 23 . 64 1

1 1 5of day hygiene

ext ra library loans 0 2 4 72

zodiac signs astrology 1 33-525

si stems

igni t ion motor vehi clesreact ion intel. tests

psychometry

T imok Wor ld war 1 9 1 5T imon Greek phi losofers 1 86 1

Timothy 1 Bible2

or

ofi s admin i stration 651 . 4 1

perception of

0 7 I59

records indus. manage.658 . 53

ofiis econ .

required for degree 378 . 24 1

signals radio 62 1 . 384 1 938529

standard 52 9 75

study indus. manage. 658 . 542 1

system s and standard

tables rai lroad 656

hypnot ism Tir lemon t World war 1 9 14or 1 59-96253 T i rol 1 9 1 5

wage bases economics 331 . 232 1 9 1 6

offis econ . 651 3832 T irso de Molina Span .dram . 86 2 33

Tepico in black face type at subdivided . Super ior figures refer to the tables fol lowing this index

prehistoricores econ . geologyroofing hi lding

Tinsel dom . econom yT in t i ng laundry p rocessT i n types photografyT ioga co . N . Y . history

Pa .

T ipcat games

T ippecanoe

bat t le U . S. w ar of 1 8 1 2 973 5 1

co . Ind . history 977 2 95

T ipperary. Ireland history 94 1 . 92

T ipping tables sp i ri t ism 1 33 .92 2

or

economics 33 1 238

offis econ .

T i pton co. Ind . hi st . 977 2 55T irabosch i , G. It . essaysT i ran t lo B lanch Ca taLfi ct .

T i res

motor vehi clesracks for motor veh .

rai lway engin ’

g

RELATIV IN D EX

Toleration . religious ethicsTolland co. Ct . history

travelsTollens. H . Dutch poetry 839 3 1 1 54

Toll s, rai lways352 -7

386 -1 34

Tolstoi , L. N . Rus. drama

fict .

Toltec civi li zation hist .Tomas, Bishop Swed . poet .

Tomaszow World war 1 9 1 5Tomato

Tomb burial pub . bel th

Tombs archi tecture71 8

393 ~ 1

0 69-424

Tomi ch Catal an m isc.

Tommaseo, N . Ital . essaysTompkins co. N . Y. hist .Tonal

physiol.1 52 2874

or xso. 932874

Tone color 534 5

format ion vocal mus.

poems music

preferences physiol . 6 1 2 858746

psych . 1 52 2 8746

or 1 59 .9328746

62 1 -384 1 335

si stems 62 1 384 1 538

Tones

psychologyTongaland hi storyTongue, sec Tung

Ton ic

muscular contract ion

Tonneau sports

Tonquin,see Tonkin

Toolchests motor vehiclesma in ten ance indus. man .

room shop organ iza .

Tools

zoology

l 53 -342

or

Topic. in black face type 2: subdivided . Super ior figures refer to the tables fol lowing this index

784 -94

Toni ci ty reflex movements 6 1 2 82933

Toni cs ai ds to digest ion

Tonkin history 959 9

Tonkin swi ne‘

Tonnage saghu: 389

656

796 -24

629 . 1 3078

63 1 . 3

57 l ~ 35

mechani c trades 680

mechanical engineeringmotor vehiclesprin ting

radio manufactur i ng 62 1 384 1 824stone age 571 2 5

for spec. purposes, see subjectToothake den t ist ryToothshells zoology 594 . 2

Tooth t gears

whalemosses

Topeka ,Kan . hist .

Topelius, Z. Swed . fict ion

Topical method instruction,

mnemon i cs

or 1 59 -95342 3

RELAT IV IN DEXToura ine, F rance h istory 944 . 54

travelTourcoing World war 1 9 1 8Touriga grape

Touring

motor vehicles engin’

g

Tour i st rates ra i lwaysTournai World war 1 9 1 4

1 91 8

Tournamen ts customs

pub . spor ts

D ut .fic.

TovariaTovari aceaeTow working fl axTower clocks manuf.

reckoners

Towers

aer ial elec . linesan tenna rad io 62 1 . 384 1 358 1

archi tectura l designcooling steam p lan ts

suspension bridge

water fire ext inct ionwaterworks

Towing canal engineeri ngTown ha lls archi tecturelibrar ies 0 2 7 42 2 5

ofli sers local govt 352

p lan n ing 71 1


or

Town l ey plays Eng. dram .

Towns

German loca l govtlaying out of hyg iene of

ground

Townshi p G er . local gov. 352 . 0 430 6libraries 0 2 7 42 25

skool super .

Toxic

action of blood 6 1 2 1 1 82 2

swet 6 1 2 792 1 2

effects plan t synecol . 58 1 5241 5

elemen ts botan ic chem .

Toxici ty, ur inaryToxicology therapeutics 6 1 5 9

Toxinsin blood physiology 6 1 2 1 1 82 1


Toxodonta

high class

inspection of pub . bel th

radio

Trachea anatomybotanyd iseases of

physiologyTracheal resp i rat ion b io l .

bot .

zool .Tracheo tomy surgeryTrachoma eye diseases

TrachyteTrack

li thologyelec. engineeringhorsemanshiproad engineer ing

scalestanks

locomot iv

Trackless trolley elec . eng .

T ract cathedra l music

societ ies

Tractors, farmlesson;meta l l ic cures

motor vehi clesTracts, religious, practi cal2 on special topics see top icT rade

acceptance pol . econ .

econom ics

commerce

archi tecturecommerce

599 -643

332 -7

33 1 1 57

382

72 5-2 5

38 1

T0 pics in black face type at subd ivided . Superior figures refer to the tables fol lowing this index

636 -5965

636 596 2

952 1

Toyama , Japan 952 . 1 53

Toyen , Ta iwan

Toyotom i H ideyosh i Jap . hist .Toysamusements

automati c manuf.domest ic economy


RELAT IV IN DEXTransversospinal es anat. 6 1 1 73 1 6

Transversus thoracis ana t . 6 1 1 7358

World war 19 1 6languajsheep

Trap

econom ic geology 553 57

li thology 552 2 8

shoot ing 799 3 1

Trapaceae

Trapassi , Piet ro Ital . dram . 852 57

Trapeze athl et ics 796 46

Trapezium anat . of bones 6 1nervs 6 1 1 . 8 1 776

Trapezius muscle anat . 6 1 1 73 1 1 1

Trapezoid bodybone 6 1 1 71 776

Trapping business 639 1

T rapp ists monast ic orders 2 71 1 2 5

Traps

agr i cul ture 632 9

domest ic economy 648 7fer t i l i za t ion botany 58 1 1 662562

in sewers san i tary eng.

steam p ipezootechny 1 1 1 1

T rash,dom est ic san i tat ion

Trask, K N . Amer . drama

poet .

Tras-os-M on tes hist . 946 92

t ravel

1 32 -1 934

0 7 IS9 972934

dementia medicin 6 1 6 898 1 3

mind and bodyorfever surgery

intel lec tual defect 1 32 2448

or 1 59 973648

T rauma t ism 6 1 6 982

Traumatropism bot . 58 1 1 8327

T ravancore ,India history

rugs

salesmen

scholarshipscollege

school librariesshows ammemen ts

Travels, generalsci en ti fic

2special , see subject

T raverse tablessurveying 52 6 . 9 1

T ravisCamp t r . camp W l d war

0 2 2 -943

museum fi t t ings 0 69 . 33 1 3

T readm i lls m echan . eng. 6 2 1 . 46

pun ishmen ts 3 43 2

Treads motor veh . t i res

Treason Am er. revoluti on 973 . 38 1

l aw 343

T reasurer Sunday sktm lsT reasures, buried

T reasurynotes paper money 33 2 5

U . S. adm in ist rat ion 353 2

T0 pi cs in b lackface type ar subdivi ded . Superior figures refer to th e tabl es fol lowing thi s index

Travelclocksclubscookeryeducat iona l valueequipmen t manuf.hygieneradio appl ications

T ravelersconversa t ion books. Eng.

li ves 9 2 3 9

manuals for 9 1 0 2

protect ion of pub . bel th

Traveli ngart of

RELAT IV IN DEX

parasi ti c dis.

Trestle bridges mi l . eng.

Trestles T richi n iasis public hel thTresury

notes paper money T richoptera en tomologyU. S. administrati on

Trialand error lerni ng games

or T ri cker y bus. ethi cs72 1 1 1 Tricks

by ordeal law

civi l344

343 . 1

anat .

340 4

Chr istology343 . 1

Triangle musi cal inst rum .

palmistry 1 33-6442

0' IS9

Trigem inust rigonometry

Triangularocean routes commerce 387 . 523 T rigonometri c leveling

Triangularis sterni anat . Trigonometry

T ri lobi tes paleon tology

field worknet theory of least sq .

radio

goniometry 62 1 3841 9 136Tm m en tomOL

Triassi c age geology 551 76

Tribes form of state 32 1 . 2

TribonemaceaeTribuna lsindustrial an d profes’

l

Triceps brachi i anatomy 6" -73724 heterogamy botany 581 1 662 533

6“ 73854 1 33 . 533

or 1 59 0 6 1 533

Tonic. in black face type ar subdivided. Super ior figures refer to the tables fol lowing this index

or

W. war 1 9 1 6

I9 1 8 940 -4373travels

Tri ewal d, S. von Swed. poet . 839 71 38

Tri facial nervs anat . 6 1 1 . 83 1 5

633 -373

RELAT IV IN DEXTroubadoursmusic 780 . 0 71 2

Provengd poet.

Trouée de Char .W . war 1 9 1 4 940 . 42 1 8

Troughspneumat ic chem istry 542 73

voltaic cells engin'

g 62 1 352 1

Trousers

Trousseau grape 634 . 8544

Trout cul ture fisher iesfishing sports

Trouvé res F r. literature 84 1 1

music

Trowel , garden 1 2

Troy anci ent historyTroy, N . Y. historyTroya.Carlo Ital . essaysTruancy school di scipl in 371 . 52

Truant ofli ser 371 -52

Truces internat ional law 341 . 3

Truck farming 635

system wages econ .

offis cc. 651 . 3835

motor vehi clesmuseum econ .

0" IS9 . 9.‘

582333mosses

seals zool.True~false tests psych.

or

Truffles botanygarden ing

Trumbull , J : Amer . poet .

Trumbul l co. 0 . historyship Amer . revol .973 356

Twice in black face type 1 1 subdivided .

593-32

domes. fow lszoology 598-65

T runk

lines ocean commerce

685 . 51 1

ra i lways elec. eng. 62 1 33 1 32

597 5

Trunkingtelefone swi tchboards

systemsTrunks telefone linesTrussed

arch bri dge engin '

g

bridges engin’g

T russes

bridge engineer ingsurgery

T rust compan ies banks

Trusts

and t rustees law

corporat ionsform of indust’

l en terpr izeT ruth ethics

ontologyTrybl idiaoeae

T ryon in Conn . Am . revol.Trypethel iaceae

Trypsin physiologyTsing-Tau

World war 1 9 1 4Tsolo h istory 968 639

Tsomo 968 . 678

Tsuchim ikado Jap . hi st . 952 . 0 2 1 1 2

Tsugaru , Japan 1 2

Tsukushi , 952 2

Tsunetoki 952 . 0 2 1 2 3

llTsunayoshi Japanese 952 . 0 2 52 3

a

Tsushima , Japan 952 2 1 1

Super ior figures refer to the tab les fol low ing th is index

629 . 1 3432 8

624 3

332 -1 4

0 23 . 3

room 0 2 2 6 1 1

m useum 069 632

rooms of‘

fis econ . 651 1 6

Sunday skool


RELAT IV INDEXTypewr i ter (con t .)ribbons ofii s supplys 651 . 4663

room economyTyphaTyphacec botan yTyphoid fever pathology

pub . bel th

Typhus fever pathology 6 1 6pub . bei thb iografy

655

T0 pice in b lack face type at subdivi ded .

or

Tyre ancien t history 939 44

Tyr iau a rchi tecture 72 2 3

Tyrol history 943 64

World war 1 9 1 5940 -4274

t ravel 9 1 4 36 4

Tyrone. Ireland history 94 1 . 64

Tyrotox icon an ima l pois.

Tyrtaeus Greek l yr . poetry 884 . 1

Super ior figures refer to the tab les fol lowing this index

RELATIV INDEX

1 574or

or

Uncreated being on tology 1 1 1 7Unct ion ,ext reme theology

Uncut plush m‘

anuf.U ndampt

Underglasmethods botanyUnderberg hist .

Undercar r iage1343843Undergraduate

378 4552Undergroundcon tact elec. t ract ion

U . S. civ. war

stations arch.

m" . ,

g

stems botanywiring elec. linesUnderhi ll sheepUndershot wheels cagin

’g

or

intel . func. of convoluti onsmental physiology

psychology

dep'

t organ .

Underwear dom . econ .

man uf.Underwr i tersrules elec. light i ng 6 2 1 . 32 8 1

Undset , Sigr id N orw. fict .

33 1 1 37

businesseconom ics 3 1 . 25444

ofiis econ . 651 385444

Unfai r apportionmen t 328 3345

list labor and cap . 33 1 . 8936

recogni t ion

0"

Ungava , Can . history 971 . 2 8

Ungraded classesUnheated houses plan t cult . 63 1 5446

Uni cellular

botany

domesti c

mi li tary equipmen t

97! 0 39

97! 04

co. F la.

111

Ind. 977 . 262

l a.

N JTopia ln bh ck face type ar subdivided. Sund er figum refer to the tablea fonowing thia h dex

Undulat iondynam i cs 53 1 33heat 536 1

light 535 1

sound 534 1

Undul a tory theory of light 535 1

Unemploym en t

economi cs

insurance

58 1 1 652 3

576 . 5

398-4

plantUnicyclesUn i ficat ion of Italy 945 . 0 9

Uni form laws legi slat ion 32 8 . 2 2

Un i formi tyact of Eng. rel i g . hist .

647

355-1 4

Uninsulated conductors.elec.62 1 3 1 93 2Uni onact Can. history

RELAT IV INDEXUni ty (con t .)

of social groups 30 1 . 1 5terri tory pol . sci . 320 . 1 24

1 535-1 33

0' l.i 9 -955233gravi tati on , law of mech . 531 51

join ts mech. eng. 62 1 82 5motor vehi cles

keyb’

d wr i t’

g mach .manuf. 1 1

language 408 9

shorthand 653 4089

mi li tary servi s 355 2 2

355-2 2

sufi'

rage 324 2 1 1

Universala uni v. lang.Universali sm sects 289 . 1

Universalists biografy 92 2 81

Universalsconcepts of psychol . 1 53 1 33

0 ' I.39 -955233

1 13

Universe astronomymetaphysi cs 1 1 3

Universit ies 378

archi tecture 727 3

state and nat ionalfor special subject see subjectUniversi tyand Public Schools br igad eW ld war

clubs, generalcourts di scipl in

371 -647

museums

of the State of N ew Yorkpeople's, library as the

Universology cosmology 1 1 3

Unknowable metaphysics 1 2 1

Unloadingchargesexpress ra i lways

Unnecessary movementseliminat ion and inhibi t ion

385-1 3239 l

0' 1 59 -9437342 3

polymorf. di ffus. delus.

sense of, in dreams

0 f 1 59 .96334Unregenerate doct . theol. 2 33 2

U nshu , Japan hist .

U nski ld workers econom ics 33 1 798

U nstrati fled ores econ .geol .

delusions medicin 61 6 . 895mind and body 1 32 . 1 95

0 ’ 1 59 -97295

Un termeyer , U Amer . poet .

mechan i c t radesUpholstery

645-4linen manuf. 677 . 1 1 643

materi als motor vehiclesm ixt goods manuf.Upland Lei cester sheep

sheep, GermanUpperAust r iaBavariaCanada

Guinea

Topics i n black face type at subdivided . Superior

943 -6 2

943 -36

9 1 4 -336

971 -3

9 1 7 -l a

travels 9 1 6 . 23

anatomy 6 1 1 97

muscles 6 1 1 737

superfic. veins 6 1 1 1 4546

F rancon ia history 1

t ravelshhnory 966 5travels 9 1 6 . 65

figures refer to the tables fol lowing th is index


RELAT IV INDEXValue (con t .)thermodynami c, of (con t .)

ca rbohydrates physiol . 6 1 2 3965fats 6 1 2 3975food 6 1 2 . 392 5

peptones

of special subject , see subjectValuesaverage p robabi li t ieseducational curri culum 375food dom. economy 64 1 1

indirect , theorycolor sense physiol.

psych.

Va lv

bugle musi ca l inst ru. 788 . 47

geari ng mech. eng.

mot ions 6 2 1 84

Valvsblowout steam engin

'

g 6 2 1 1 84 79

electron tubes radi o

governors mot . vchi .hydraulics 53 2 55

motor vehicle engi ns

of hart ana tomyphysiology 6 1 2 1 71 3

safety ,steam engi n'

g 6 2 1 1 8473

sewer appurtenances 62 8 2 57

steam locomoti v 62 1 1 34 2

p ipe 6 2 1 1 854

turb in design 6 2 1 1 6535

Valvulae conn iven tes anat . 6 1 1 34 1 4

Valylene organ . chem . 547 2 4

Vamp i re folk lore 398 4

wi tchcraft 1 33 42

or 1 59 96 1 42

zoology 599 4

956 .6

W ld war 1 9 1 7Vanadates m ineralogy 549 72

Vanadi um group chem .

Vanbrugh Eng. dram a 82 2 . 4 7

Van Buren , M . p resi den cyVan Buren co . Ia . hist . 977-798

M ich .Vancouver i land 97I IVandals anci en t history 936 -3 1 3

German 943 ~OI

Vanderburg co .Ind .

Van D ieman ’

s Land 994 6

Van D yke, H : Amer . m isc.Vanes steam turbin design 6 2 1 1 653 2

theory 6 2 1 1 65 1 2

967-66

medici n

m ind and body

Va ri at ionevolution 575 2

i n an ima ls phys. zool. 59 1 1 5

zootechny 6 36 . 0 82 1 1

plan ts

movemen ts botany 58 1 1 852

music composi t ion

nega t i v physiol . of cel ls 6 1 2 . 0 1442 32

nervs 6 1 2 8 1 3 2

Topics in b lack face type at subdivided . Superior figures refer to the tables fol lowing this index

Vanga historyVan i ll a field cropsfoodVan Rhyn sdorpVan Wert co . 0 .Vaporbaths therapeu t ics 6 1 5 853

engin s, b inary m ech .eng .6 2 1 44

exha la t ion physiology 6 1 2 2 5

lamps elec. li gh ti ng 6 2 1 . 3 2 7Vapor i za t ionheatpract ica l chem i stryVapori zer motor veh i .Vaporsin ha la t ion of hygi ene 6 1 3

m eteorology 55r 57

propert ies of 533 1

Var , F rance hi story 944 93Varangian ki ngdom hi st .Varchi , B . Ita l . essaysVardar r iver World war 1 9 1 5

1 9 1 8 940 -4376

Varecze pas World war 1 9 1 5Varen nes World war 1 9 1 8en-Argonne W id war 1 9 14Vari aon special subject , see subjectVariabi li ty

Var iab lecondensers radio 62 1 384 1 33 1

resistors 62 1 384 1 333

speed axles motor veh .

stars ast ronomy 52 3 84

tem perature hygiene 6 1 3 64Vari ab lescom plex

RELAT IV INDEXVaux-Andigny W. war 1 91 8 Vegetables (con t .)Vector anal ysis 635

equat ion of radius 52 1 .38 museum models

Vedas San skri t li tera ture p reservat ion chem . tech .Vedel, A . S. D an . misc. Vegetar ian ism hygiene 6 1 3 2 6Vedic religion 294 . 1 physiol . 6 1 2 392 71

Vega , G. de la Span . poet . 86 1 3 1

Carp io, L. F . de 862 3 1

anatomy comparativ 58 1 . 4

descri pti v 58 1 7

547

botany-3

farms 63 1 1 42fats chem . tech . 665 . 3

677-54

botany

forms decora . in rel iefpain ted decora .

garden ing

markets dom . econ .

marrow

oi ls chem . tech.

poisons toxi cologyproducts

591 . 68

hot . 58 1 . 68

substan ces. analysis of 543 8

t rades air pollut i on 6 1 4 . 73in sewers san i t . eng.

wor ld botany 580 mesures manuf. 68 1 1 1 84Vegetables S35 3

and an ima ls physiol . 5 liqui ds hydraulics 53 2 57cand , inspec. of, pub . bel th 6 1 4 3 1 8

field crops 633 -4 histfresh , inspec. 0 f pub. hel th 6 1 4 . 3 1 6 or

Topics in black face type ar aubdivlded. Superior figures refer to the tablea fol lowing thls index

Vehi clescarbi l ding

carr iage maki ngfarm transport

motor

Vehicularferr ies commerce

Vehrngericht criminal lawVei ls39I-4

646 -48

Vein , flu i d hydraulics 53 2 52Veins adm in . of med. by6 1 2 . 134 1

53 1 4 1 4

pressure in physiol..

Veldeke , H . van Dut . poet . 839 . 3 1 1 1 2

H ; von Ger . poet .

Wor ld war 1 9 1 51 9 1 8

RELAT IV INDEXVeranda furn i ture 645 8Verat rum group therapeu . 6 1 5 71 6Verbalforms

8

group tests

genera l intelligence

imageryindivi dual testsgeneral intelligence 1 51 . 2 2 2 2 2

or

or

inflect ion Eng. morfol .Verbat im report ingVerbenacee botany 583 . 88 1

VerbenineaeVercheres co. Que. history 971 . 436

Verdal grapeVerdun World war 19 14

1 9 1 5 940 -4244

1 9 1 6 940 -42 73I9 1 7 940 -431 8

ai r at tackVerga , Giovann i Ita l . fic.Vergennes grape 634 . 847

Ver idic hallucinat ionspi ri t ism 1 33 .90 1 62

or

Veri fica t ionmusic instrumen ts

of legislat iv powers 328 36

Vermelles Wor ld war 1 9 1 4Vermes art i cula tes 595 1

Verm i form appendi x anat .6 1 1 3452

physiol. 6 1 2 . 363

surgery 6 1 7 55Verm i fuges therapeut ics 6 1 5 733

Verm i lion co. Ill . history 977 365Ind .

Vermon dovi l lersW. war 1 9 1 6

Vermon t U . S.

adm i ssi on U. S. historyhistoryF or m i l i tary h isto , see subdivisi on s of Specr cam pai ns

and M i l i tary h i story un der

9 1 3-3 .973 973-1 and 9 73-89Verna t ion leaf morfol . 58 1 .4974

Vematsch grape 634 ~85436

Vernon co . Mo. hi storyW is. 977 S73

Vernoniaceae

Verona , Italy

museum models566

museum econ .

596

634 . 8544

museum econ .

ofiis furn i ture 651 2 36

storage 0 6 5 cc. 651 546

impulse w heels 6 2 1 2 33

629 -1 3433

58I 52 443

Vert i rneters aeronaut ies

Verumon tanum ana t .Vervain botan yVery World war 1 9 1 8

appa ratus, inne rvati on 6 1 2 4673artery , i nferi or anat . 6 1 1 1 3772

superior

nervs 6 1 1 839Vesican ts therapeut ics 6 1 5 774Vesicles, sem i nal anat . 6 1 1 636

Topics in black face type at subdivided . Superior figures refer to the tab l es fol lowing thi s index

583-5545

hist . 945 3

travels 9 1 4 53Verplanck , G . C. Am . sat . 8 1 7 . 2 5Verrazano discov. of Am . 973 1 8

589 . 1 6

Versa i lles descr ipt ion 9 1 4 436hi story 944 -36

t reat yU. S. war w . Spa in

World war”Verse , sci ence of 4 1 6

textbooks for wri t'g 42 6 . 8‘Versifica t ion Eng. p rosody 4 2 6 2Version obstet ri c opera . 6 1 8 82

Vertebrae anatom y 6 1 1 7 1 1Vertebralart ery anatomyarti culati onscolum


RELAT IV IN DEXVisua l (con t

physiology0'

test ing physiol.psych .

or

percept ions suggest’

g color 1 52 771 2 1

0 ’ 1 59 -93771 2 1

0”1 59 -93772 1phonisms

recording methodspsychometry

sensations physiol.psych

sensibi li ty physiol.psych.

types personali tyVi taceae botanyVi taland fisical fenom . biol .capaci ty resp i ra t ion

fenomena biologyfunctions animals

biolog

pub. hel th

Vi ta li s Swed ish sa t i reVi talismphi los. si stem

physiol .theory of l i fe biologyVi tali ty biology

botanyzoo logyVi tam ins

biologybotan ic chem istryTopics in black face type

Vi trifiedbrick pavemen ts road eng. 625 87Vi ttor io Wor ld war 1 91 8vote legislat iv proced .

Vivace music form 781 508 1 1

st imulus abstract ion

Vocal784 -3

cords 6 1 1 2 2 5

80 8 . 5

0 ’ l.59 -9463hygiene, etc.

musi c 784

Super ior figureo rcfet to the tables fol lowipg this index

Vi tam ins (con t .)food values home econ . 64 1 . 1

nut ri t ion physiol. 6 1 2 39

embryology 6 1 1 . o 1 38 1

634 . 8

634 . 8

botanyzoologyVi vi sect i onan imal anatomyethicslaws public hel thphysiologyVladivostok World warVocables physiol .

psych .

RELAT IV IN DEXVortex r i ngs molce. phys. 539 1

theory aerodynamics 629 . 13231

Vos, Jan D utch dramaVosges. F rance hi story 944 39

m ts W l d war 19 1 4191 5

Vosmaer , Jacob D utch fic.Voss, J ; H : Ger . poet ry962 2

travelVote '

announcements

plural sufi rage

cornpulsory suffrage

place sufi rage 32 4-246

324Vouchers business methodsVouziers Wor ld war 19 1 8

Topica in black face type ar aubdivided.

expression shorthandproduct ion

aeronautics

Vulgate Bible

Vulva

physiol.

World war 19 15

Wor ld war 1 9 1 5history

anatom ydiseases of women 6 1 8 . 1 6

Super ior uurea rd er to the h blea fol lowmg this index

DECIMAL CLASIF ICATIONWa historyWabash co. Ill . history

Ind . 977 2 83Wabaunsee co. Kan . 978 . 1 6 1

Wace. Robert F r . poet ry 84 1 1 2

Waco, Tex.

t rain . camp W l d war

Wadai historyWadding cotton manuf.Wad i H esi World war 1 91 7Wadmar , J . A. Swed . sat .

Wadskjaar , K . F . D an . poet .

WadsworthCamp tr . camp W i d war

min imum 331 . 2 1 55

scal es

tables onis fitt ings

Wagenaar . Jan D ut . m isc. 839 3 1 84Wager of bat t le legal an t iq .34o 3Wagers ethics 1 75 9

at tachmen t of 3 47 7

bases of' economics

domest i c economy 647 , 7

economics 33 1 . 2farm econom ics

for state labor 33 1 2 62

in special countr ies 33 1 2 9

industr i es 33 1 28

labor and poli t. econ . 33 1

loan s on p0 1. econ .

ems economystock farm ingstoppage d iscip l in econ . 33 1 1 483

offis cc.

work at reduced

Wagner. Bat tery. S. C.

U . 8 . ci vi l warWagneri an musicWagonsautomat ic toys manuf.farm t ranspor t

manufacturem i lk dai ryWahooburn ing bush

Topics in b lack face type

Wahoo (con t .)mscara buckthornWain , threshi ngWa i tawa historyWai t ing room ai rports

l i b . bldgs

Wa i tresses dom . econ .

Wakasa , Japan hist .

hygi ene

Waki ngefiect on dreams

li feinfluenced by dreams

Wales hi storylanguagetravel

Walfish Bay historyWalker's fi libuster exped .

N ica ragua hi storyU . S. history

Superior

l 35-35

0”I59 9 6335Wakisinga history 968 96 1

Wakkerst room 968 24

Wakulla co . F la .

WalambaWaldeck.GermanyWaldenses persecut ions 2 72 3

sects 2 84 4

Wal dfiute w ind instrum . 788 . 5Waldis, B . Ger . poetryW aldo co. Me. history 974 . 1 5

942 -9

59 1 -47

or 1 59 -9635

insect

leaf 595-724fern botanymatches sports 796 51

pedestrian ism hygienerecreat ion

figures refer to the tab les fol lowing this index


RELAT IV IN DEXWansi history Wayn eWave N . Y . history 974 787

advancing 0 .

theory of hear ing Pa .

physiol 975 . 447

Wayne's exped . U .S.hist . 973 43

W eek

antennas rad iofront angle radio

lengt hantennas radi o

assignmen t rad io law 62 1 . 384 1 1 0 0 0 37

physiol.zodiac signs astrol .Wealth , see Wel th

Wean i ng zootechny

theory of hearingsp ider zool.

Weather , Weather ing , seeWether , W etheri ng

Weaverb i rds zoology 598 8 1

elem . educat ion

nerv, theories physiol . 6 1 2 . 8 1 6 2

on wires radio 1 7 £32,t 3 3,333n

6" 4384" specimens museum econ .

62 1 8 341 93 1 W ebb ci ty , M O . h istorytheory of hydraul ics 53 2 59 Weber theory

Wax percepbee keep ing 638 . 1 7

space t i on

products 638 1 2 1 6 W eberaceae

746

63 1 . 341botany 583-974

works pub. en terta in’

ts

Waxhaws. N . C. Am . rev.

Waxwing bi rdsWayne , A . Am . rev.

Wayne co. Il l . h istory 977 . 3792

Ind .

Ia . 977.733Wedd ing

M ich. customs 392 -5

MO .decorat ions flori cul ture

Top iea in black face type ar aubdivided . Superior figvres refer to the tables fol low ing this index

Webs a i rcraft supportsWebsterand H ayne deba teDan iel Am . ora tory 8 1 5 2 7

John English drama 82 2 36

N oah Amer . essays 8 1 4 2 2

Webster co. l a . h istoryMo

W. Va .

RELAT IV IN DEXW epons (con t .)

mi li tary engin ’

g62 3 4science 355

publi c safet ystone age

zootechny 636 . 0 8 1 1 1 2

W erew ol vs folklore 398 . 4

occult ismor

Wergeland . H . N orw . poet .

Werner. F . L. Z . Ger .drama

Wern icke. C. sa t i re

Wervi cq World war 1 91 8Wesleyan m ethodi sts sects

West , Rebecca Eng. fict .

WestAust ra lia history 994 1

Bay Ci ty , M ich .Coast .Africa 968 . 8

country down sheepGoths anci en t historyH art lepool W. war 1 9 14Indian birch botanyIndi es hist.

Dan i sh , b0'

t U Shi st .973 . 9 1 3

Lancashi re div. W l d war

E0 55

t ravels 9 1 7 495

967 . 6 1 6

968 972

355-0 7

968 647

div. l NId iwar

Il us fia

the hhnory

travelTopics in black face type

Westm instercatechism

meteorology

preven t ion by plan tsWetnessIS2 -574

0' l 59 -93574

Super ior figur es refer to the tab les fol lowing thi s index

West con t .)Vi rgin ia adm issionhi storyF or m i l i tar

yh i st ory. see sub

divi si on s 0 Speci a l cam pai ns

an d M i l i tary hi story under

9 73-1 an d 9 73 -89

travels 9 1 7 . 54Yorkshi re regt W ld war

G0 1 0

Westchester co . N . Y. hist . 974 72 7

Westernchurch Roman catholi c 2 82hemi sphere geog. 9 1 7

phys. geog .i lands, Azores hist .

Maryland 975 2 9

Sta tes 978

979

terr i tory. cession to U . S. 973 . 3 1 8

London historyWestmoreland co. Eng. hist .

N . B .

Pa .

Va .

Westpha l ia . German ypeace of r elig . hi st .

30 yea rs war

qua li tat i v chem . anal . 544 1

quan t i tat i v chem . anal .Wetherinfluence on men t. carac.

or

radi o trans.

551 -5

632 1 1 2

RELAT IV IN DEXWhi te (cont .)Plains, bat t le Am .revol .

or 1 59 . 922494

589-252

sapota

slave trade . see Prost i tut ion

substance , cerebellar anat .6 1 1 8 1 71 5of spinal cord 6 1 1 824

Sulphur Springs, W.Va . 975 489

sw elli ng diseases 6 1 6 72

swine, English , largemedium

hfiflxny' 966 798

583 -1 37

533 -9SI

Yokohama fowlsWhi tehead , P . Eng.sat i re 82 7 . 63

Whi tel ist ing labor and cap .

Whi tesi de 90 . Ill . history 977 .335Whi t ley co . Ind .

Whi tlow-worts 583 . 1544Whi tman , Walt Am .poet ry 8 1 1 . 38

Whi tt ier , J :G . 8 1 1 . 36

637 . 14 1

Whole-part tests psych .

or

Wholes, memorizi ng by0' I59 9 535323

Wholesale stores arch i tec . 72 5 2 1

Wholesaling business meth.Whoop ing cough pathol. 6 1 6 2 o4

pub . hel th

Whort leberry botany 583 6 1 1

Wich hazel botany 583 394

Wichcraft occult sciences 1 33 .4

or

973 -2 5

Wichesor

Wichi ta ci ty, Kan . hist . 978 . 1 86 1

co.

Wich’s besombroom botany

Wicklow ,Ireland hist . 94 1 . 84

sheep

Wicom ico co. Md . h ist .

Wi derangingspecies var iat ion bot .

Widows’ pensionsWieland , C. M . Ger . fict .

Wiesbaden historyt ravels

975-”S

Wi fe's dut ies ethi cs 1 73 3Wigglesworth , M . Am .poet .8 1 1 1 3Wigh t , Isle of history 94 2 . 2 8

t ravels 9 1 4 2 2 8

Wigs customs 39 1 5Wigton . Scot land history 94 1 495Wigwams archi tecture 72 5 9 2

fowl sport

goose

si l k texti l manuf.sweet W i lliam phl oxturkeyWest div. Wl d war

whi te cat tleW i l dbacher grape

Wi ldcat di v. W l d war

infan try reg ’

t W l d war

G 32 1

Eng . dramaWi lde, Oscar

Wi lderness, Va . bat tleU . S. civi l war 973 7366

Wi ldings chil dstudy

or

Wi lhelmstal hist . 967 . 82

Wi lkes-Barre, Pa . historyWi ll

0'

977-32 5

Topica in black tace type ar aubdivided . Superior figures refer to the tables fol lowing thia index


RELAT IV IND EX

975-4 2 2

977-553

76 1

698-3foundat ions archi tec. 72 1 1 32fuel dom . econ .

implemen ts manu i no. 674

p rehis. arch. 571 5 1l ice zoologylots forestrymosses

motor vehi clespavemen ts road eng.

pi les founda t ions 72 1 1 42

products econ. bot.

sci en t . instrumen ts manuf.ships shi pbi lding 623 84

sorrel botanytests engineeri ng 6 2 0 1 2

vi llage houses a rch i tec.

part ly 72 8 . 65

wool text i l manuf. 677 5462

work

join ts carpen try 694 2

specimens mus. econ .

honeysuckle 583 5 1 1

Virgin ia creeper

Woodbury co. Ia. history 977 74 1

types 773

Woodchuck zoology 599 32

796 545

Woodence i lings a rch . const ruc. 72 1 7 1

doors 72 1 8 1

floors 72 1 6 1houseslath mason ry 693 65

legs manuf. 685. 382

piers and colums a rch . 72 1 3 1

carpen t ry 694 4

roofs arch . const ruct ion 72 1 5 1shoes manuf.wa lls arch. construe. 72 1 2 1

Woodford co. Ill . historyTopics in black face type at subdivided .

Woodland

gardens flor icul turc

Woodpeckers bi rdsWood ’

s Orphans div.

W l d war

E0 89

Own div. W ld war

Woodseconom ic botan yforestryperfumesacred p laces

Woodson co. Kan .

Woodstock,

Cape of Good H ope hist .Woody

manuf.

372 -4

0' IS9 -9377 1 3

0' l.59-937713


succulentsvi nesWoolcloths 677 62 2

cordage 677 71 4domest ic economy 646 1 3

dut ies on 337 5

dyei ng chem . technol . 667 2felt manuf. 677 632lin i ngs, m inera l m asonry 693 67manufacturesm ineral eng. ma ter ia ls 6 2 o 1 95

operat ivs hygi ene o 1 3 63r ibbon manuf. 677 . 754sheep English

merinos

zootechnyWoolen clothing hyg iene

m i l ls a rchi tecture 72 5 4 1

Woolwi ch, London hist . 942 . 1 6

WorcesterCape of Good H ope hist .

co . England hi story 94 2 . 47Md . 975 2 2 1

Mass. 974 43Wordmethod elem . educ.

sounds

suggest i ng figures

RELAT IV IN DEXWorship (cont .)

public 2 64

Worsteds manufactureWorth co. Ia. hi story

MO . 977 . 8 1 4

1 2 1

0' I.S9 -955664Woulfe bott les chem . 54 2 . 2 3 1

Wounded , hosp i tals for 362 1 8

archi tec. 72 5 51

Woundsreparat ion of biology

botanysurgeryzoology

Woven

packing business meth.applyances

WrecksWrens bi rds

Wright co . Ia .

Mo.

Wrightstown , N . J .train . camp W ld war

Bc749

Wri ngers laundry mach .Wr i sberg’

s

nerv ana tomypars i n term edia anat . 6 1 1 83 1 75

Wri st 6 1 1 975

I33 .G433

0' l 59 9 257433

l 33 5 443

0”l.59 -9257443

652

offis fitt ings

supplys

palmi stry

Wr it i ng (con t .)

mater ials

shorthandtelegraf elec. eng.

color sense physi ol.psych

space percept ion

hi story

valley massacreAmer . revol . 973 3344

Penn . hist . 9 74 . 8

Wythe co. Va . hi storyWyt schaete Wor ld war 1 9 1 4

x9 1 8 940 -4342

Topics in black face type ar subdivi ded . Superior figures refer to the tables fol lowing this index

07

I37-7

or

or

elemen tary educa t ion 372 51

for the press l i t . meth .inks chem i c technologymachines business 652

manuf. 681 . 6 1

offis supplys 651 . 4663

shorthand 653 . 1 2 1

90 7

0 7 1 59-9464

a rch . 72 1 . 9 2

-93 1 330 1 643

1 52 -7520 1643

or 1 59 -93752 0 1 643Wurtemberg swineWurtemburg , Ger . history943 4 7

Wyandot co . 0 . hist . 977 1 2 6

Wyandotte co. Kan . hi story636 -583Wyat t , T : Eng. poet ry 8 2 1 2 7

Wycherly, W drama

Wyli e, E . H . Amer . poet .

Wynberg h i st .

Wyomi ngco . N . Y .

Pa . 974 -335

W Va 9 75-4 4s

grape 634 847

state admissi on U .S.hist . 973 . 86history 978 . 7m i l . hi st . ci v. war

Span . 973 -89487

RELATIV IN DEXY connect ion s elec. eng. 62 1 3 1 9 1 333li gamen t anatom y 6 1

Y M C A , see Young M en's

Chr ist ian assn

Y W C A. see Young Women '

s

Chri st ian assnYabasi history 967 1 2Yacht clubs archi tectureYacht ing recreat ion 797 . 1 4

su i ts dom . econ .

Yachtsengin driven shipbi lding 623 824

Yadar r iver World war 1 9 14Yak domestic animals

494 -3 !Yale collegeYam agriculture 635 23

botanyYamagata , Japan hist .

Yamt suchi.Yamana i text i l manuf.Yamanashi , Japan hist .Yamashiro,Yamaska co. Que. 971 454Yamato, Japan 952 1 86Yanez Ruy Span . poet ry 86 1 1 5Yankee div. W l d war

E0 2 6

Yap , Carolin e i lands hist .Yaphank, L. I .tra in . camp W ld war

Yaraw palmYa i'd engins steam eng.Yards, rai lway engin'gYarmouth co. N . S.

cot ton

linensi lkwoolYarrowYashu , Japan

Yasutoki JapaneseYates co . N . Y . historyYaunde historyYear books stati sti cs

on spec. sub . or for

spec. purp . see subj .

solar cronology

spot , ret ina physiol .psych.

vegetable dye plan ts

d ivi sion W ld war

Yerkes poin t scale testsYesso, Japan historyYew botan y

Yieldforest mensurat ionTopics in black face type at subdivided . Superior figures refer to the tables fo l lowing this index

Yearlyservis teachersYeastadulterat ionschem ic technologydomest ic economy 64 1 . 6fungiprotophytaYeats, W : B . Eng . drama

poet .Yedo, Japan history 952 1351Yel lowcolori ng mat tersecret ion botany 58 1 1 4443

eyed grasfever diseases 6 1 6 . 92 8

p rotect iv i nocula . 6 1 4 4 76

publi c bel th 6 t 4 54 1

flowers fior ieul ture 635 97825

green algaejessam ine botany 583 . 74

journals l ib . censorshi pexclusion

634 -85439

IS6 A9S

0'

-93 1 3 1 5

RutaceaeYellowstone Park descrip . 9 1 7 . 87historyYemen , ArabiaYen ibazar World war 1 9 1 5‘Yeni seian Samoyed lang.YeomanryBri t ish cava l ry W ld war

H

940 -4 1 242

150 74

or

952 -4

953 -4

592 -49

892 -49


RELAT IV IN DEXZoosporea: botany

B

Zoospor inae

method evcl . st udyZootechny

Zori l la y Moral . Jose2 95

584-923

Zschokke. J : H ; D . Ger .fic.

Zululand historytravel

Zumb in i , B . Ital . essays968-959Zunis indians

Zunu sheepToplu in black fnce type er subdivlded

Zurich

muscleZm phycel e

949 4

9 1 4 -94

Zw inglian Protestan t sects

Zyge na fishes 597-3 !

Zygnema botanyZygnematales

Zymolysis 58 1 1 93

‘Zyren ian languaj 494 . 532

Superlor flguree refer to the tnb les fol lowing this index

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