This does not mean that we shall not benefit by examining the articles of our faith; by learning what they are, what they mean and what others have thought of them. The churchman must combine, in his mental habits, all that is best of the Conservative and the Radical. While holding fast that which is good he must keep an open mind toward every change that may serve to bring him nearer to the truth or give him a clearer vision of it.

How we can insure this better than by such an institution as the Church School for Religious Instruction I am sure I do not see. May God guide it and aid it in its work!

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Ade, George, 110, 170; fables in picture plays, 319

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American ancestry, 179; architecture, 218; art, 217; music, 218; philosophy, 220; religion, 219; thought, tendencies of, 213

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American Association for the Advancement of Science, 50

Branch libraries, Reasons given for using, 11

Church School of religious instruction, 329

Churches of Christ in America, Federation of, 220

Circulation by volumes, 6; publicity value of, 142; tables, 7, 8

Color-photography in motion pictures, 327

Constitution, United States, 50, 214; amendment of, 226

Democracy a result, 72; and ancestry, 186; and despotism, 213; conditions of, 209

Education, American, 218; in recreation, 100; modern methods of, 63; of the community, 243; of the sexes, 273; post-scholastic, 30; selective, 23, 65; through books, 90

Efficiency in association, 48; What is? 257

England an elective monarchy. 214; rigid customs in, 224; source consciousness in, 182

Fiction, 39; interest in, 137; intoxication by, 40, 100; uses of, 35

Heredity, and memory, 73; History and, 179

Interest, Importance of, 287, 289; Necessity of, 5, 137

James, William, 138; founder of pragmatism, 221; quoted, 287

Library associations. 49; Non-partisanship of, 70, 96, 152; Private basis of, 169

Literature an art, 165; evaluation of, 95; static and dynamic, 35

National Education Association, 50; Address before, 145

New York, Library support in, 200; West side readers, 42

Papers, Ready-made, for clubs, 270; scientific, 275

Philadelphia Free Library, Address at, 67

Philosophy, an interesting subject, 133, 138; in America, 220

Public Library, 169; eclecticism of, 221; people's share in, 197