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MANY BOOKS
HOSPITAL. LIBRARY SUPPLIED
The American Library association
has just issued a very simple and
effective poster. On a pale gray
ground, with well chosen letters of
green and red, is the following legend
“Back to the Job: What Job? There
are books on all jobs at the Hospital
Library. Pick yours and GET BUSY.
AMERICAN LIBRARY ASSOCIA
TION.”
The books have begun to arrive and
may be found to be on the following
topics: Accounting, advertising, auto
mobile work, banking, building, busi
ness, drafting, engineering, farming,
journalism, machine shop work,
plumbing, railroading, seamanship,
shipbuilding, surveying, tailoring,
teaching, telegraphy, telephone and
toolmaking.
Here are a few authors and titles
in one class: Averam—Patenting and
promoting inventions. Newell & Dray-
®Y Engineering as a career. Croft
Electrical machinery, wiring for light
and power. Marks-Gas engines and
producer Page-Storage batteries
simplified^ Wood—Locomotive opera
tion and tram control. Talbot—Sub
marines, their mechanism and opera
tion. Frost—Art of roadmaking. Sel
lers—Railway maintenance engineer-
mg. Bramwell—Aeroplane design.
Brooks Automobile handbook. Col-
Gayard—Automo
bile tire handbook. Curtiss—Curtiss
aviation book. Dyke’s automobile and
gas engine encyclopedia. Fales—
Learning to fly in the U. S. Armv
Hayward—Automobile ignition, start
ing and lighting. Heldt—Gasoline au
tomobile. Hiscox-Page—Gas, gasoline
and oil engines.' Gill—Flyer’s guide.
Lanchester—Flying machine from an
engineering standpoint. Manle—Ford
motor car. Page—Aviation engines.
Page—How to run an automobile.
Page—Modern gas tractor. Norris—
Gas_ engine ignition. Rathburn—Gas
engine troubles. Williams—Automo-
bile repairman’s helper.
PHOTO BY THE MOONS
A group picture of the medical staff
of the U. S. Army Base Hospital, Camp
Greene was furnished The Caduceus
last week and the picture printed, but
no credit given. By The Moons, Char
lotte photographers.
The panorama photo of the Motor
Transport detachment in this issue
IS also furnished by The Moons.
photographs
LINDSAY’S STUDIO, 208 South Tryou Street. ne,t to Keith Theatre
rr.r.r. ^ photogtophs made
HAVE A GOOD ONE—You ma^ not wear the uniform again.
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Our out-door department produces panoramas of groups, interiors, flashlights, of a higher qualify
WE DO NOT SPECIALIZE IN CHEAP PHOTOGRAPHY
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