McCord, James Newton, 1877- · New York, London : D. Appleton and company · leaf 192
CARD LEDGERS 177 tray without any loss of time and without disturbing any of the other accounts. The index being on cards instead of in a book is like- wise easy of reference, with no irregularities in the al- phabetical arrangement of the names, and permitting "weeding out" of the cards as an… … the books. In many cases the ledger is occasionally re- vised and accounts which may have been inactive for a considerable period transferred into a tray provided for such contingencies. The index card may also be transferred unless it serves some other purpose than simply that of an index. If a…
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