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PHILLIPS BROOKS HOUSE LOAN LIBRARY TO BE OPEN MONDAY
Will Distribute Books From 9 Until 5 o'Clock--Small Deposit Required Returned at End of Year
The office of the Phillips Brooks House Loan Library will be open on Monday from 9 o'clock in the morning until 5 o'clock in the afternoon, on the top floor of Brooks House. A deposit of from ten to twenty-five cents is required for each book taken. Of the amount deposited all but five cents on each book will be given back when the book is returned. This year there are about 3000 text books available, a great number of which are used in the large elementary courses. It has been necessary to limit the number of books which a Law student may take out to three.
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