230. Arrange compound names of _places_ as separate words.
_Ex._ «New», John. «New Hampshire.» «New» legion of Satan. «New Sydenham Society.» «New York.» «Newark.» «Newfoundland.» «Newspapers.»
_not_ «New», John. «New» legion of Satan. «Newark.» «Newfoundland.» «New Hampshire.» «Newspapers.» «New Sydenham Society.» «New York.»
231. Arrange names of _societies_ as separate words.
See «New Sydenham Society» in the list above.
232. Arrange as single words compound words which are _printed_ as one.
_Ex._ Bookseller, Bookplates. Sometimes such words are printed on title-pages as two words; in such case do the same in copying the title, but if the word is used as a heading follow the authority of a dictionary; each library should select some one dictionary as its standard.
233. Arrange _hyphened_ words as if separate.
_Ex._ «Happy» home. «Happy-Thought» Hall. «Happy» thoughts. «Home» and hearth. «Home» rule. «Homely» traits. «Homer.» «Sing», _pseud._ «Sing», James. «Sing», James, _pseud._ «Sing-Sing Prison.» «Singapore.» «Singing.»
«Grave and Reverend Club.» «Grave County.» «Grave Creek.» «Grave-digger.» «Grave-mounds.» «Grave» objections. «Grave de Mézeray», Antoine. «Gravel.» «Gravestone.» «Graveyard.» «Out» and about. «Out» in the cold, a song. «Out-of-door» Parliament. «Outer» darkness, The. { 87}
234. Arrange _pseudonyms_ after the corresponding real name.
_Ex._ «Andrew», _pseud._ «Andrew», _St._ «Andrew», _St., pseud._ «Andrew», John. «Andrew», John, _pseud._ «Andrew», John Albion.
235. Arrange _incomplete_ names by the letters. If the same letters are followed by different signs, if there are no forenames, arrange in the order of the complexity of signs; but if there are forenames arrange by them.
_Ex._ «Far» from the world. «Far»... «Far»*** «Far»***, B.F. «Far»..., J. B. «Farr», John.
236. If signs without any letters are used as headings (§ 57) (as ... or †††) put them all before the first entries under the letter «A».
237. The arrangement of title-entries is first by the heading words; if they are the same, then by the next word; if that is the same, by the next; and so on. Every word, articles and prepositions included, is to be regarded; but not a transposed article.
_Ex._ «Uncovenanted» mercies. «Under» a cloud. «Under» the ban. «Under» the greenwood tree; a novel. «Under» the greenwood tree; a poem. «Under» which king. «Undone» task, The. «Undone» task done.